https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2be3b1864e07c09d2957c03f327615ff.pdf b93390e916cdb453d0e093d436b31fe1 PDF Text Text • 10- The Daily~ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy,O., Thursday, Au~ . 1!J.1974 Earl F. Abbott died Wednesday Posse captain arrested in sweethearts' killing !;j .......·~ ..·~ ' '· "'~ "., I ~' "• :~~ ,"'.. • .~ • •• ::: .,.. ~ '. :.,... •'.......• ... ' ' ~ ••' ....•• •• .. . ..... •• ' ~"' ""' • • '' •'r - • •.-. '• • .,. • -i PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP!) - the time he had gone hunting Police arrested the captain of a and stopped to help occupants sheriff's posse Wedne!lday on of a stalled car, who beat him charges of killing 20-year-.>ld up . sweethearts in an e1ecution, She said that four months atyle slaying that has baffled ago, her husband told her he investigators for more than 12 had killed McKillop and Miss years. . Sterrenberg, the detectives The suspect's estranged wife said. He told her that at the said he told her he was assigned by the U.S. Army to kill two poople In 1962 but "got the wrong ones." · William Wayne Macumber, Continued from page 1 who will be 39 Friday, was charged with the killings of Inc., concluded the capital Joyce Anne Sterrenberg, move would reduce the city's Various estimates of Ule cost Scottsdale, Ariz., and her of building a n<lW capital fiance, James T. McKillop, complex have ranged from Phoenix. Their bodies were found in ll!O mUlion to $500 million, the 'desert north of Scojt!ldale depending upon the site May 24, 1962, by children. Each chosen. Richard Freer, a member of had been shot twice in the head with a .45 caliber pistol. Miss Gov. WtiUarn Egan's staff; Sterrenberg had .not been noted the move would not be molested, !llld $60 was left on immediate. "'The way the initiative is the bodies. worded, it will be six years Months of investigation, and ~ offer of . a· $10,000 reward, before the first contingent of turned up no clues and the state offices will be moved," he motive for the killings re- said. ''There will be some time to supplant the negative immained a mystery . Macumber, an employee of pact on the Juneau ·economy. •• The next step will be apHoneywell, Inc., was captain of pointment by the governor of a the -Maricopa County Sheriff's Posse, a volunteer Copitai Site Selection ComorganizaUon that aids in desert mittee which will offer the and mountain search and voters lil i976 a choice of. three rescue work, which he joined possible sites. When the new only eight months ago. The site is selected, it will be up to posse members are not regular the 1977 legislature to finance · the construction. sheriff's officers. His wife, Carol Jane, is a secretary lil the sheriff's office . Teresa Taylor, 2, Phoenix city pollee detectives said Mrs. Macumber told died Wednesday them that on the night when the couple was killed, her husband LONG BOITOM - Teresa came home covered with blood. She said he told her at . G. Taylor, age two, Rt. I, Long Bottom, died Wednesday at her Alaskans . .- - - - - - - - - . . residence. She: is survived by her MEIGs tHEATRE TONIGHT ·~ · AUG.19 NOT OPEN FRI., SAT., SUN. Aug.39~ 31, Sept. 1 John Wayne ' "M(Q" IPGI CARTOONS Show Starts 7 p.m. MASON DR. IN ·THUR •.fRI. • -. "GIRL IN THE GOLD BOOTS" RATED R •• ALSO '1HE YOUNG NURSES" .RATED R parents, William A. and Carolyn Timmons Taylor; thl'j>e broihers, William, Jr., Ronnie and Clark, all at home and one sister, Amy, at home, and her maternal grandfather, Edward Timmons, Akron. · Graveside services were held tnday at I p.m . at Bald Knob Cemetery with .Rev. Howard C. Black officiating. DIVORCES ASKED Two suits for divorce ·have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Mary Braley, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, filed suit. against Jack · Braley, E. Main St., Pomeroy, charging S;ross neglect of duty and extreme ' cruelty. Keith E. Miller, Tuppers Plains, filed against Nyla J. Miller, Tuppers Plains, charging gross neglect of duty. ASK TOWED Rex Howard Cheadle, Jr., 21, Rt. 3, Albany, · and sara Jo Nelson, 18, Rt. 3, Albany. C.HAIRBED "Exciting Furniture Showrooms BAKER FURNITURE · MIDDLEPORT, 0. Earl F. (Jack) Abbott, 52, of 736 Second Ave., Gallipolis, a time of the shooting he was worKlng for the Army's Crimi- nal Investigation Division. and was usslgned to klll two per. sons, but killed the wrong ones, th£1' detectives said . (The Army CID Investigates criminal offenses and is not involved witll espionage or secret operations, and does not perform ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY summary exerutions.) Sheriff Paul Blubaum said "prints found on the hood of the car at the scene of the slaylilgs and those taken from Macumber matched." The parents of the dead couple say that since their burial 12 years ago a person unknown to them frequently has left flowers on the sweethearts' adjoining graves in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. END OF. former Middleport resident, died early Wedne!lday morning at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Huntington, W. Va., following a lingering Illness He was born May 8, 1922, m Middleport, the son of the late Frank and Kathryn Elizabeth (Beth ) McElhinny Abbott. He was also preceded in death by a sister, Mr:J. Faye Greathouse. Mr. Abbott was a graduate of Middleport High School who In the early 1940s was drum major of the Middleport High School Marching Band. He was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ, a veteran of World War ll, having served as a paratrooper with the JOist Airborne Divison, and THE MONTH SALE . FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 • SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 ~---iL"iiiiii:iis-wii"EHousiCiN"-~l MECHANIC: STREET IN POMEROY . ~ SAVE On Glidden P~ints - includes our ~ 20 % ~t;~~J~o~i~f ~~f!~: :~: o~!!~r~ paint member of lhe Veterans of Foreign Wars, Chapter 4464, Gallipolis. Mr. Abbott and his wife, who son, Terry Joseph, at home; a daughter, Mrs . Joseph T (Linda) Shrader; a sister, Mrs Sylvan Gardner, Gallipolis; his mother-in-law, Mrs. Lola Hager Elkins, Spurlockville, W. Va.; . four brothers-in-law and three slsters-lil-law and Continued from page 1 I · Surviving are his wife, tered. Until there is some legal action, Ford said, "I think it is unwise and untimely for me to make any legal commibnent." But he said his right of several aunts, uncles and presidential pardQn is a "prop. cousins . er option'' and ··I am not ruling Funeral 5ervices will be held it out.' ' at 2 p.m. Friday at the Jaworski is said to be Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home agonizing over whether to in Middleport with Rev. Joseph proceed against Nixon. The Price officiating. Burial will be .former president has hired a tn· the Gravel Hill Cemetery at Washington lawyer, Herbert Cheshire. Friends may call at Miller, to represent him in any the funeral honle fronn '1 to 9 legal proceedlilgs and has said this evening . Jaworski is giving him "trouble ." Ford said there would be no Watergate scandals in his administration .because "there .. will be no ()IIe person nor any limited number of lildividuals · MASON - Funeral services who will make decisions. 1 will for John A. · Hoschar, 69, make the decisions and take Mason, who died Wednesday at the blame for them or Pieasant Valley Hospital, will whatever benefit might be the be held Friday at I :30 p.m. at case.'' Foglesong Funeral Home, "The code of ethics that will Mason. Rev. Jack Finnicum be followed wlli be the example will officiate and burial will be I set," he added. in Kirkland Memorial Gardens, Pt. Pleasant. Friends Ford also : may call at the funeral home - Held out the possibility of a after 3 p.m. today. major public service employMr. Hoschar, a coal miner, ment program to help areas of was born Feb. 12, 1005, in West high joblessness, saying that Colwnbia, a son of the late "we will apHr?ach this John Wesley and r:mma problem with cor:p.p.assion and Chafflils Hoschar. action where there is a need for He is sw-vived by his wife, it." Hazel Stew~t Hoschaq one -{;ave no indication that he daughter, Mrs. Lawrence expected a significant . slow (Betty) Davidson, Coll!fllbus; down of inflation very quicl<ly, three sisters, Mrs. Ina Brewer, advising wage earners to Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Lapha "watch every penny" and_ Booth, Chillicothe, and Mrs. follow the federal govern- Eulah Stewart, Clifton; two ment'.s · example of belt brothers, Leroy; Dayton, and tightening. Howard, CineinnB.ti; two -S8id , Secretary of State grandchildren, and one greatHenry A. Kissinger would be g~andchild. · meeting . with Soviet representatives soon-to discuss arms control negotiations and Veterans Memorial Hospital that efforts were being made to arrive at a U.S. policy backed · ADMITTED - Ray Minex, by ·experts at the State Racme; Cora Argabrite, Department and the Pentagon Reedsville; Shirley Bishop, so that the weapons negotia- Rutland; Deborah Rizer Racine; ·Pearl Medors: tions can proceed. Rutland; Zelda Hobstetter - Called for continued cooperation between oil Pomeroy; Ronald Bostic ' producing and consuming Middleport; Hollie Friend: nations to avert nserious Syracuse. DISCHARGED - Brady economic problems throughout Knapp, Timothy Lawrence, the industrial world." Ella Rostofere, Ruth Mulford -S8id he favored "limited Roger Smith. .' expansion" of U.S . naval facilities at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean and that this · SQUAD CALLED . should not be seen as <~any The Pomeroy Emergency challenge to the Soviet Union.'' Squad was called to The Shake -S8id all spending by the Haven, Chester, at 7:'35 p.m. federal government, including Wednesday for Thomas that for military defense, will Gaspers who was ill, ap~ ! to try to reduce the budget and thai "if there is any fat in the defense budget, it ought to be cut out by Congress or elimlilated by the secretary of defenSe." parently from a heart con~ dillon. He was taken to the Holzer Medical Center. CLOSING MONDAY All Meigs County Post Offices will . be closed aU day Monday tn observance · of Labor Day, There will be no window service, rural or City Ptotect,_r tbe ltwltla e Dries to 1 proltetJn shHI • Fl~ible lblldles a lllrlnkt delivery . Holiday schedules will " be observed in the collection and dispatching of mall. SUBSIDY.RECEIVED Slate Audilot Joseph T. Ferguson's office announced the distribution of $3,394,393.74 In we)fare assistance to Ohio's 88 counUes. Meigs County's payment l!o'aS $8,823.05. Houn: 7a.m. 1•5:00 p.m. O.ily 713-5513 71.m. tot p.rn. Frldly & S•turdty Muon, W.va .. 1: . ' ROBBED THE POLICE CHELMSFORD, England (UPI) -Essex pollee said they ate searching for a thief who ,atole the blue dome off the roof " light off one of their patrol cars. LQCALTEMPS The temperature In downtowp Pomeroy at 11 a. m. Thursday was 76degrees under cloudy skies. ! ! 1 ! ! !. Another shipment and at special sale prices color and patterns · excellent styles · 36 to 46. , I solid I sizes I I i. '2900 ent~re stock. Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens r·_.._.._.._..-":"'_.._.._.._..._.._._.__~.----.----.J I Boys $4.95, ! DOUBLE KNIT. D .R ESS ~ ! I p COLUMBUS, OHIO (UP!) -President Ford's visit to ::: Oblo Slate UnlversUy here today brought him hac~ to lhe ~\~! scene of ooe of his mosl bwniUaUng defeats In college ~;;; ·football, and he chose to joke ahoul the game 40 years ago, ····: Ford, addressiog the graduating class at the school, ~,::5~~~~~::_~~~.:_:_-_:~~~e~~-~ . . 2 . For I !! S~iid VAN HEUSEN I Boys size20to28. Menssizes30to46. · ! ! ! Westerns · denim look - reversible - whites solid colors. This sale includes our entire stock. 1 ! Double action zipper front. adjustable cuff closure · swing back- preshrunk and machine End of !he Month Sale '12" · 1 ! INCH WIDTH · I I 3.95 Polyester Yard Goods -· - - - - Sale 2.79 U9 Polyester Yard Goods - - - - - Sale 2.49 SALE PRICES KIMBALL PIANOS Now Is a good tl.me for you to buy a new Kimball Plano. There's an excellent selection inclvdlng W'!lnut · maple - cherry and pecan . All complete with matching padded bench. I I .. SALE PRICES i. :~· :~ :$, :~ ::1 :::: ~:: :::: J ·=~ t.•.. I ;~: ~::! '•'• :::: . •!•!::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:::::::;;:!:!:i:!:!:i!i:i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::;:!:!:!:~:!:~i!i8:::::::::::::::::::::::::::···· a County lilcreases, and a procedural agreement for future negotiations. .F' r e em a n , . . NEW SCHOOL OFFICES- The Meigs County Children's Hom.e will become the new offices of the Meigs County Board of Education according to present plans of the Meigs County Commissioners. The offices will occupy the first floor of the aged structure which was vacated this week when nine children who resided atthe·home were moved, seven of them going to a Gallia County facility. The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas.Weaver and family are moving to Point Pleasant. The Weavers, who have been in charge of the children's home several months, resigned effective Sept. I. (See letter to Editor, page 2 today) . · L e on a r d ·Thursday's negotiating session meanwhlle, reported " little progress " · in . Thursday's Thursday at the Gallia County · negotiations. Junior Fairgrounds. According to William Bahr, It was decided !hat the president of the GCLTA, a Issues which... caused the counter proposal was made by teachefS to walk out were of mutudl concern to the non- board negotiators on three pending issues. teachiog personnel. Chapter members voted to strike ii1 order to settle the issues while schools are still closed. OAPSE had voted last Monday to support the teachers' strike by refusing to cross picket lines set up by the teachers . OAPSE members joined with the teachers on the The teachers failed to report for work at the first day of · classes last Tuesda.y, giving the district's 3,000 students ali extended vacation. The vote to strike taken Monday afternO(ln was 13ii-16: · The teachers are seeking a five-point package which in· eludes increased salaries, supplemental contract . picket lines this mornihg. salaries, severance Fall Roundup The Rock Springs Fair- saturday ev~ning and Sunday grounds, quiet since ihe an- afternoon and for the first time nual Meigs Courity Fair end- will select a queen. Five ed . the middle of August, members of the association, all will ripple again with activity active in showing horses, are ~ on Sept. 14 and 15 when the seeking the queen title. · Ohio Valley Horse Show Assn. They are Polly Burger, stages a fall roundup. Gallipolis; Tana Cummings, The association . has Washington, W. Va.; Debbie scheduled horse shows on both Hamilton, Wellstbn; Tanda ~et· Raullman of Vienna, W. Va., and Gloria Miller of Point Pleasan I. The queen will be crowned following the Saturday evening horse show and a square dance will follow the coronation. Anyone having qu:estions about the saturday and Sunday evening events, S<pt. 14 and 15, (ConUnued on page 2) pay, Wayne Palmer, OAPSE hospitalization insurance and president, said the non- personal leave days. They say certificated employees· haVe ''benefits'' are the main issues. I four major demands: the right Another negotiating session io negotiate, paid hospil- is set for 7:30p.m. tonight, alizatlon insurance, salary fines for 5 By United Press Internati6nal WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD delivers a pre-Labor Day commencement address inday at Ohio state University where he also will pick up an honorary doctor of laws degree. Ford was to board Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base at 7:20a.m. EDT for the flight to Columbus, Ohio, his second out of· town trip slilce he became President three weeks ago. He made the speaklilg engagement as vice president. He will return to Washlilgton later in the day for a sertes·of appointments. Then he plans 10 spend the holiday weekend at Camp Dl!vid, Md., with his family, relaxlilg and reviewlilg a series of recommendations on conditional amnesty for Vietnam war draft resisters which he solicited from Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, Attorney General William saxbe and Selective Service officials. · While Ford was on his speaklilg trip, a delegation headed by Eugene Carson Blake, former general secretary of the World Council qf Churches, and including the American Civil Liberties · Union, planned to present a petition with 50,000 names calling for universal uneondltional amnesty to a presidential aide at. the White Huuse gate. . I r-SA·--l-E-S ---.,;..----~=-:--~ 1395 AM TABLE RADIO · Operate on A. C. - solid state 3 Inch speaker . bullt·in antenna. · · · End ofthe Month Sale . '10.. . ~~------~~-------~ End of the Month Sale COATS Glenn has plan. • • to ·fight CMSIS · 1 ! TOKYO (UP!) - Terrorists noon rush hour, on a .terrorist received a telephone call from a man giving the name of bombed the headquarters of a bomb. Japanese industrial giant Mitsubishi switchboard "Susuki," one of the m011t today, showering Tokyo's operators told authorities a cOmmon surnames in Japan. "We shall stage a class office district with a hail of young man telepi"Klned a bomb struggle in Osaka Saturday as broken glass that left scores of warnlilg five minutes before we did In Tokyo today," he dead and wounded lylilg on · the explosion. downtown streets. "I want you to take shelter warned. A police spokesman Police reported seven per- immediately because we are said major Osaka buildings sons killed and 121 wounded in planting two time bombs on \he would be placed under guard. Mit.subishi Heavy Industries the bomb .blast at the nine- street lil front of Mitsubishi story Mitsubishi Heavy In- . Heavy Industries," the caller , i& one of 45 companies that make up the Mit.Subishi group, dustries building. Most of the said. "This is no joke." victims were slashed by deadly He threatened a second one Of the most powerful . • terror attack saturday agaln5t conglomerates lil Japan. slivers of flying glass. The thunderous explosion, a company plant lil Osaka, · One Of its many specialties is which came soon after a Japan's second largest city and supertankers. lt.s best known . . product in America and telephoned bomb warning, 300 miles west ot Tokyo. Europe is the Colt automobile, rocked Tokyo's downtown office district, amashing · Shortly alter lhe explosion manufacfured in coilaboralion ' wlildows for blocks around the Mitsubishi's Osaka office with •the Chrysler Corp. battered Mitsubishi building. The shrill sirens of arnbu· lances and fire engines wailed across . the entire .city as authorities rushed all available rescue equipment to the scene. One witness reported Mitsubishi workers scrambling out of the battered building like "animals fleeing a forest f1re." ' CINCINNATI (UP!) -John couragement of expanded food Firemen ruShed to help the Glenn, Democratic senatorial production. • victims, screamlilg ''kyukyucandidate lil the November · '- l)eveloping allernatlve · sha!'' (ambulaRce!) over and election, Thursday. proposed a sources of energy to ensure the ' over· again. economy Of adequate poWer at Police blamed · the blast, · seven-polilt program to combat lil the U.nited States. reasonable cost. inflation which ripped through the - Encouraglilg expansi~ of In a speech to the local Robuildlilg at the lleight of the tary Club, GleM called lilfla- the production capacity of Intion "the biggest slilgle issue dustry, particularly such confronting Ame"ricans today, essential lildUlltries as steel, HOLIDAY NOTED cuttlilg acro.S all political and aluminum and chemicals. Readers are . advised - Reforrnlilg the national . social lines..'' Labor Day on Monday wiD The former astronaut ac- tax sYstem to close loopholes be a holiday for employes of cused the federal _government . and reduce the tax burden lor The Daily Sentinel. of "totally mismanaglilg" the lower and middle Income Publication will be resumed economy for the past five years persons. Tuesday. - Strictly enforcing anti• and called for a strong Congress to "reclaim. Its trust laws to ensure monopolistic prolits cannot be righlful "leaderahip role." He accUsed the Federal Re- extracted from, Americ8118. _: Allow the ·government to serve Board of addlilg to lilflaserve as the employer of tile tion by setting high interest rates which, he said, cut into last resort as a temporary. exthe availability of loans for pedient for those workers drashome mortgages, business and tically affected by anti-infla· tlonary measures until the ecoindustry. Glenn's propoeals for federal nomy cools down. government action included: - Ending deficit spending with the defense budget a prime area to examine for waste and duplication. Stabilizing food prices by en- Court sets SPECIAL SALE "PRICES ! ~-~~-~----------~----4 I :::: non-certificated employees, voted in a special meeting j COOL-RAY POLAROID TE.N CENTS PHONE 992-2156 Terrorists wreck -'M itsuhishi center ;~: According to Joe Freeman, at the Galiia County Court. OAPSE field representative house. · from Columbus, the local The Gallia County . Local chapter, which represents ali Teachers ·Association, to 16¥2 1 Y2 PRICE \ :~: $; to join picket lines . 1 SUN GLASSES Clip ons - all styles - mens. womens and 1 POLVESTER YARD GOODS _ chlldrens. This sale includes our entire stock. An excellent selection. ' 1 1 Save now on the fine quality 100 percent End ofthe .Month Sale polyester fabric - solid colors . white - pal· · . . terns. · · · · I I I !·· I·I ES Spec1a_l .Sale Pnces . This sale on Ever Ready Flas~l1ght Batteries including sizes 0, C, and pen l1g ht batteries. ! L_..._...._..._.._..~·-----":""'--------~ 60·· FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO .... Chapter, Ohio Public School Newberry, and Phyllis Employees Association Mulholand, two bus drivers, · (OAPSE) voted unanimously represented the chapter at I S16oo -:·: ~~j' ·· Gallla County's teacher walkout got an additional "shot in the arm" Thursday when the j ____.,;..__ NO. 98 :;~ Ford also paid tribute to Ohio State's legendary football coBch, Woody l,layes, who was among those t~ greet him when the President arrived lor his speech In Sl. John Arena adjacent to Ohio Stadium where the football team plays. "It's a great honor to be here at Ohio State University today -sometimes known as the Land of the Free and the Home of Woody Hayes," Ford joked. "Woody Hayes is so popular here tn Ohio, it's un· believable. We just bad our plclure taken together and when thai plclure appears In today's Dispateh (the Columbus afternoon newspaper), I'm pretty sure what the caption will say: "Woody Hayes -and friend," Ford _s~. go.member Galli ForS1750 VOL. XXVI 90 workers e I DOUBLE KNIT sgoo Each .:.1\_\l.:. 1-~---~~~~~--~-~-~--~- SALE PRICES SALE! it I ! VAN HEUSEN "QIANA';s()uoool.OR I l !'~~~;rican made bicycles- boys and girls 1.. II ~~: rs-Au!FLA~HLiGHT-BAITERi I1 1 s:eeds. 3 s~eeds. 26 inch standard bikes . 20 inch high nse handle bar bikes with ban;ma seats. 1 :~:: ~.:: . 1 AND OFF WHITE - SIZES_141fz l Anolh~~~!~~~ l~p~d~-~ ~ I :::: DRESS SHIRTS color an.d white. Neck sizes 14'12 to 17 With sleeve lengths 32, 33, and 34 inches. 100 ~ Percent polyester. ExrDIIP.nt stv. les. · t---------------------~ ! ! I 1 I I. ~!~~~,~~,~~~.~~~~AUS lI .. "'" "''~~,~.~~~, ,,~~· 2 washable . ~:~: ~:; I! Sale carhartt $14.95 Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area ;~\ :·:· :::; whether to smtle or sue." II l' L----~A~~!-~.fJ=~-----~ -----~.._~~~--~ I · 1 VAN HEUSEN "CENTURf' WHITE . ;i.: ::::.~~h:ls~:e~:v:~~~eo~a~~~~~=. c~~~rs~~~~ ;:;: r------------·--.. . .----- , MEN'SwANDWB0vs BELTS I l l ~ . $995 en tine ::;: :;~ "The Wolverines played Ohio Slate and we lost 34-G," Ford said, recalling the 1934 game. ~!l ~:~: " And to Blake lt even worse, that year we lost seven ®~ :;:: out of our 8 games. But what really hurt was when they <·: ~~~~ voted me their most valuable player. I didn't know ~~ I 7.87 8.27 8.67 9.67 10.37 , erman.e nt press - long sleeves - long tail _ Sale ,. , ~ j:l good I ~r::: ~~~::~~~~~:!:~~~:;s: - _- _: ~:::::~: ! ~~~~~f~lt~~~~:n:a:::::s~nth 1 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Mens 8.95 Fashion Jeans - - - - - Sale 6.75 Mens 9.95 Fashion Jeans - - - - - Sale 7.75 Mens 10.95 Fashion Jeans - - - - - Sale 8.35 I End ofthe month Sale • . FASHIONunjEANS . T.his sale on.cludes our entire stock of fashion 1eans - sol1d colors· plaids. checks and Lee B_oot Cuts in sol ids and checks. · . S>ze 29 to 42 waist. • l 11.49 Lee Straight Legs - - - - - Sale 8.89 9.95 Leggs Straight Legs . ____ Sale 8 .69 r - Mens 16.95 Dress Slacks - - ' - - Sale 12.67 !! 1 1 Sale Pnces Mens and Young Mens ! · . - " In one form or another, this is a Three Shell Game society has been playing with our greatest natural energy sourl'e you,'' he told the g raduates . " This has got to stop.'' H(! said he wants to see " labor open its ranks to the resear- :;:: t Mens 15.95 Dress Slacks - - - - - Sale 11.87 j--------~-~--------J ! - more dc~:~.rees and are told they are 11 0verqUC:~ lified ." . l. 799 BLUE JEANS Heavy weight, 14 ounce blue denim . selection of sizes . - Ford said students are nuw often in a "Catch-22" situation when they enter the job market and lind there is no longer a demand rur their specialty. He said they return to college for M ~---~-~-~------------, SHIRTS Long sleeves- solid colors and neat patterns. Size6to16 . , E d 1 lh M lh S 1 n o e on a e . For , 1 I Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress Slacks Dress Slacks and others in making career chok-es, he said. 'lllere wiU be grants for state and local initiatives to provide data on occupations to help channel potential employes into JX>Sitions that are financially rewarding and personally satisfying . Humiliation of 40 years ago \~ ·h ·~ turned into a joke at OSV ~l » l:.i:_:l. Mens 14.9·5 Dress Slacks - - • - - Sale. 11.27 ! ! ' 2 9.95 10.95 11.95 12.95 13.95 "··· .. ., ! 1 Mens - ··· i _ l~~2~~~2 ~~!!ra~a~g~~!s~~~KS . · I when your house does • l.lls moilturt out, won't Ill wtltlllr ln. • Pruleds r- ertdlinr aad peelinl • Proven but by tBII j MEN'S s49.95 OOUBLEKNIT I John Hoschar I died Wednesday !! be ''scrutinzied carefully" =-~ '• l . End ofthe Month Sale program to improve oc.:cupatlonal information for graduates Ford made much of the fact that he played center for the Unlverslly of Michigan when lhe Wolverines lost to Ohiu St"te 34-1) 40 years ago. , ulnstead of dwelling on how my team losl here in 1934, .. he said, "I would prefer to advance l.he clock to 1974 and talk about winning againsl .the odds that confront today's ~radualc'S and all education, whether or not they hold degrees. The fact of the matter is that education is being ..strangled l)y ril'l'r'·~ '' give better tools and methods to the workmah." "l want to see a two-way street speeding tho traftic of scientific development, speeding the creation of new Jot-, speedlilg the day of seU sufficiency in energy and speedlilg an era of increased production for America and the world," he said . "What good is training if it is oot applied to jobs?" he asked. ' 'What good are factories if they-are shutdown?'' He said he would ask Congress nexl year to extend expirlilg higher education and vocational education acts. "The lime has come to test the theories of the academic world in lhe laooralory of life," he said . "As President, I lilvile students and graduates and faculties to contribute their energies and genius in the solution of massive probl~ms facing America ." He also called for their ideas in combating infiaUon and sustaining free enterprise . stitutions of education closer together". A~ a starter, the l.abor Department will announce soon a new evaders. America." " 1 propose a great new partnership of labor and academia, ' ' he said. " Why can't the universities of Americu open their doors to working men and women, not only as s~uden~ but also as teachers. Praclica1 problem solvers ca n cuntribulc much to chers and problem«Jlvers of academia whOle re$earch can Ford said he had asked tne secretaries of labor and HEW to report to him on ways " to bring t)le world of work and the i.n- :::::::::;::::g::o:•:~:!:::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::~:::;:;;;:;::::::::::::::~:~:::::%::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:::::::::::;:;.::::; r---J·-------·----,._;____________________1__,_, survives, operated the Town Evelyn E. Elkins Abbot!; a ! ! a and Country Beauty Shop in Gallipolis for about 15 years. Ford leans 8 PM OPEN 9:30 TO Ford's major project over the l.abor Day weekend is In review. the re('Off'l;mendalloos he solicitl>d from Attorney General William saxbe and Deferise Secretary James $Chlt~singer on the question (.t[ condiUvnal amnesty for drart By HELEN niOMAS " UPI Wblte """"e Reporter ~ OOLUMBUS, Ohio ( UPI) - Presldet~l Ford today proposed "a great new partnership of labor and academia" through which jobo and scholarship would be brought closer together. -Ford flew here to deliver the commencement address to the summer graduating class at Ohio Sl!lte University and to accept an honorary doctor of laws degree. "Although this administration will not make promises it caMot keep,! do want lA> pledgeonethingtoyoo here and now : I will do everything lil my power to bring education and em' ployers ingether In a new climate of credibility - an al• mosphere in which universities turn sci"Kllars out and employers turn them on," he said in a prepared sPeech. On his return to Washington, Ford faced a heavy schedule of appointments. Saturday morning he and members of the family wiU fly to Camp David for a weekend of swimming and relaxation. ' e artners ew • AND DRESSES Our entire stock of misses - juniors and womens coats and dresses. Fall styles . and colors. · · • SALE PRICES KIMBALL_PIANOS . . ~-----~--..-------·-~----------·~-~~-~~-~~~---~.:.-"---J ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ·lj .. -----------~"""-----------..;... -.,;-~ ' --..11 ~ ' BETI'ER lfiGHWAYS lor Southeastern Ohio were points discussed Thursday at a meeting sponsored by ihe National Highway Users Association. Taking patt in the session, lor, were Richard Carter, chairman of the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee; · Charles Big corporations urge ne,w pressures for better roads ReacUvation of the · U.S. Route 33 and U.S. Route 35 Highway - Associations was GUADALAJARA, MEXICO - PRESIDENT Luis Echeverria refused today to negotiate with the kidnapers of his urged Thursday In a special sick and aged father-in•law, sllcklilg to his year-old policy of "no meeting at the Holiday Inn. Speaking at the session, deals" with terrorists. "By joint decision, the family ~as decided to leave the matter entirely lil the banda of author! lies," Eduardo sponsored by the National Garcia Jaen, a spokeaman for the family said , Highway Users Corporation, a Garcia aald the · president adainaritly .ruled oot any buslne"'! league representing poll$blllty of negotiating with the guerrilla gunmen whO ad- · 600 corporations, Carl bucted hla ·~year-.>ld tather-inJaw Wednesday. Jose Guadalupe Rolhermund, executive Zullo Hernandez, a political power In Mexico for more than 50 secretary of the Ohio Contractors' Associalion, urged (Coolloued on Poge 10) ' f . Bostic, president of the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce; Mrs. Thehna Elliott, executive secretary of the chamber; Robert (Bob) L. Evans, member of the chamber's highway and tourist committees; Carl Dahlberg, secretary of .the SEORC; Carl Rothermund, Ohio Coniractors' Assn. and Buzz Ball; State Representative from Athens . Interested persons in Gallia, Meigs, · Athens and Scioto Counties " to get their organizations active - make yoursleves seen and heard - to get better highways in south. eastern Ohio. . Rothermund explained the importance of building better ,roads to attract more industry and people iniAl the area. He reviewed the progres.' of road consiruclion since the first major road construction bonds were approved In 1953. " I think this. (Gilligan) administration has made a grave mistake by not going ahead with a full pledged highway program. It's a proven fact every three miles of highway provides a new industry," he said. ""With active local organizations, you can go to the {Continued on Page 101 · CALLED OUT TODAY The Middleport Emergency Squad answered call to the home of Florence Hanning, North Fifth Ave., at 6:43 a.m. Friday. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital for treatment of an illness. At · 2:12p.m .. the squad was called to the home of Mrs. Francis King, Middleport. She too was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. a Weather Thundershowers likely southeast today and tonight and saturday. High In the low 80s . ,, ' Schools, court to begin · PT. PLEASANT - Mason Courtly will have a big Labor Day celebration Monday and open lt.s schoolS and Circuli Court term Tuesday. The Park Committee of Point Pleasant City Council Is· sponsoring the holiday celebration at Krodel Park promising a full day of entertainment. Government offices and many stores will clOOi! for the celebration on the last of tl]e SUillmer·holidayo. Supt. ·of Schools Charles Withers has announced - the county schools will open at the regular time Tuesday with a full day on opening day. Hot lunches will be served Tuesday (Colillnued on ~•1• 10) · Six defendants forfeited bonds and five others were fined Thursday night in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale . Smith. F.orfeiting bonds . were Marcia Qualls, Stewart, f23,70, posted on a speeding charge; Roy Neal, Leavittsburg, $30, 1'1l"riing a red light; Herber! Mcintyre, MlnersvUle, f23,70, speeding; David Pierce, Pomeroy, $18.70, speeding; Ruth Ann Dowler, PomerOy, $2W, driving while intolilcated, and James Morris, Pomeroy, $30, Intoxication. · Fliled were Harold Reevoa, Pomeroy, $Ul0 and coota and tllree dayslil Jail, drivlilg wbilo Intoxicated, and tiO and coota, no operator'• u -; J(1m • Hayman, addrell unllnOWn, • and· costa, reckl- operallan: Marsha Wlllll, Columbu, turning lefl from IIUtlemllt Ave. onto Main $1., • and coeta; Thomu pnu, New Haven, tiO and eolia, ICIIllllllnl Ure&", and Gerald · WtUi. Gallipolis, t5 and e01ll, ~lilg. , �• • 3 .. 2- 11w: O.UyStntlntl, Middlepori'P<meroy, 0., Friday, Au~ . 30, 197~ Tht Dally Sentinel, Mlddlevort-Pom-.oy, 0 .• Friday, Au~. 30, 1974 Young golfers anxious l Nixon, strapped, subpoenaed • SAN CLEMENTE. Call!. (UPI) - A U.S. marshal has ..,...ed subpoenas on Richard NixDn, demanding two coort IIPPO"ran<ea ID e1plaln his conduct u President, and a finandal adviaer SIIYS Nixon Is strapped for money. .nw: report of the financial problems of t)le still secluded former prestdent came as President Ford asked Congress to appropriate ~.ooo for Nlmn's pension and ezpenses. • •-• •' ' '. ' \ . •• • • • ' •,. An aide who came west wllh NixDn said hia seclUSion did not mean Nixon planned ID become a recluse, and demed that he has had emotional problems since being forced to restgn from office Aug 9."He's not sitting back there lmnming 'Hail to the Chtef,' but he's not down in the mouth either," said Stephen Bull, former White House appomtmenta secretary. An urudentified U.S. marshal strode onto the grounds of the former Western White House Wednesday and handed Ntxon two subpoenas, mcluding a demand by John Ehrlichman, '"'e of hiS two moot trusted aides when he was in power, · requiring Nixon to appear as a defense witness m the Watergate covero~~p trial in Washington next month. The other demands a deposition for use m a Charlotte, N.C., civU suit brought by antiwar protestors who were kept out of a Ntxon speaking appearance In 1971, purportedly in connection with Watergate "dirty tricks" maneuvers. The subpoenas were served after more than a week of negollalloos between Gaylord Campbell, chief U.S. marshal for the central district of Callfornla, and former press secretary Ron Ziegler, now Nlxoo's IDp lieutenant. Campbell, who was ap- pointed ID hill job by Nixon, said he wanted to handle the matter in a •·professional and discreet" way - pnvately , with no nottce to newsmen The Justice Dejlllrtment would say only that the subpoenas were handed to Nuon "in person' ' at 6:10 p.m. Wednesday. In Washington, Ford asked Congress Thur•day to ap.,.-opriale $850,000 to cover Nixon's expenses for the next II months. The request mcluded the $0,000-a-month pension to which fonner presLdents are entitled, $96,000 for staff expenses, $40,000 for travel , $65,000 for office furnishings and $100,000 m mlscelaneou.s expendiljtres, plus a "onelimen speCial appropriation of f4SO,OOO in " transttional" expenses to cover Nixon's outlays In beconung a .,.-tvate Citizen. In Los Angeles, Dean Butler, the lawyer hll'ed to handle Ntxon's fmanctal affairs, !Did the Los Angeles Times the former presulent 's cash now problems were so senous that "it isn't too much of an exageration" to say that Naon is broke. "We won't say he's broke m Ute sense of you or I helng broke/' Butler saLd. "But all you hsve to do 18 look at his most recent flnanctal statement and the payments he has had to make since then" ID know he has money problems. Butler saJd he expected to meet with Nixon in the next week or so and that it may take until tbe end of the year to straighten out ' N1xon 's financial affairs. He owes lhousands of dollars in back taxes and mortgages on his estates here and in Key BISCayne, F1a. There was a report from New York Thursday that Ntxon could be in Une for a $2 mUUon payment {1)1' has memolf'S, but a spok esman (or NLton shot down. Scott Meredith, it ex·Vice Pr·esident Spiro T. Agnew's literary agent, said he hsd been m contact wath Nur:on agent and was negotiating with at the Ntxon estate said. Nixon publishers, expecting to get the has made no decision on $2 milhon . whether to write his memo"" " U and when the president the sP<ikesman said, and "n~ does dectde to write hts one has been authori2ed to melll()lfS, SCott Meredith wtll contact SCott Meredith m any way." MEMPHIS, Term. ( UPI) James Earl Ray thought the slaying of Dr. Martin Luther Ktng Jr would make hun the "champaon of the wh1te race, " accordmg ID the confessed Wallace had recetved 70 per cent of the Shelby County vote (in 1968), that a jury showd be expected to be 70 per cent in hia his life. He could not lhink of anybody not being a racist if favor because he equated lnnocenee to you ?" Halle assassan's former attorney. anti-black, u Foreman smd. 1 ' ln other words," Haale Percy Foreman, of Houston, Tex , who negotiated Ray's guilty plea mto a ~year i>"t.SOn sentence, made the statement in a deposttion printed m a copyrighted story Thursday m the MemphiS Press-Scimitar. The depoSJtlon was gtven to an assi.siant state attorney general, Henry Halle, earlier this year and will be presented as evidence m a federal court hearmg Oct. 221D delermme if Ray Is entitled to a new trial. Foreman said Ray was convmced he would not be convtcled by a local jury. ''The other thing that he (Ray) had a m18apprehension about was that he could, slnce (Rtchard) Ntxon and (George ) .- I West pet . g b 41 638 C lnclnnall so 5 1 611 3', Atlanta 73 58 551 I 01 1 HOU!S-TOn 67 63 .515 l6 San Francisco 58 73 443 25 1, San Dleoo so 81 387 33 '' Thunday 't Results Ne,w York 1 Houston 0 Atlanta 7 Montreal 2 San Fran 3 Pl tsbrgh 2. 11 Inn s Los Angeles 3 Ch• c ago 1 St Lou is l San D• ego 1 !On I 'I' games scheduled ) Toda y ' s Probabl e Pitcher s I All flmes EDT! Monlrea l ( Bla i r 7 6) at Cinc•nnafl IK•rby 9 7), 6 05 never even mtimated that he expected anybody ID ~' He 11IE DODDERER FAMILY Matthew M. Dodderer was born in Almond, Alleghany County, N. Y., Aprll12, 1812, the son of PhlUip and Mary (MurUn) Dodderer. He came to Olive township, Metgs County, Ohio, with his parents m 1817. He married Elizabeth Shields, a daughter of James and Jane (Marlin) Shields who had arnved in the area tn 1816 Matthew and Eltzabeth were farmers - one of the very best - as the dwelUng and farm buddings whtch he constructed stand in mule testimony. He was also a stone mason Many of lhe tombstones cut of sandstone are stiU standing today m the local cemetertes, the stone bemg a very ftne grade obtained on his farm and hand-<:arved by him. He was also a JUStice of the peace, an assessor. and held oUter public offlces. Matthew and Elizabeth were the Jlllrents of two children, Joel, born 1836 (died 1838 ), and Edward P. (1842-1919). The home and larmlanda !bat Matthew bewed out of the early wilderness passed In!~ the capable hands of his son, Edward Philip Dodderer, who married Eliza Humphrey Thell' chtldren were Elsie (b. 1870), Clayton (b. 1874 ), Edward E. (b.1880), and Eric (Pete) (b. 1884 ). "Pete" Dodderer stayed on the farm, married Carroll Jane Parker, the daughter of John F and Manue (Mtlls ) Parker. They too loved the farmland, improved and continued to IIU the fields, making it their way of life. Pete died in!~. Carroll stiU lives m the home. They were the parents of two sons, Frank Edward Dodderer and Hobert Milton Dodderer. Frank lives m nearby CoolVIlle, cares for the farmland and livestock, comm~ every day to the farm He is married to the former Elsie Davis of Coolville. Hobert marrted Beulah Kesterson of Pomeroy and they are the parents of two daughters, Teresa L. and Jane A. They are tn busmess m Swanton, Ohto. Frank and Hobert are !be fourth generation to continue to industrtous improvement example set by their ptoneer great-grandfather! Note : Information from Hardesty's History of Metgs County, and family records. popular man in America. the book." " He was a racast - he is a In denymg the assertion, ractst and had been one aU of Foreman srud he did not need the money 11 1 have never made a net worth statement,'' he said "I don't waniiD make one, bull am worth at least $4.5 million wtth liabilities of approximately $140,000." Foreman sa1d he entered the case notiD make money, but ID save Ray's life. Brian and Bruce Guckian won champion and reserve honors, respectively, and Karn Pratt won the showmanshtp title . Tom lndoe of Lodi won both the seruor dlVlSionand grand ' Fall horse roundup champton honors In the Junior Conlmued from page 1 Fair Holstem Show. Kirby may contact Mrs. Hoberta Place of Wapakoneta showed Roach, OVHSA secretary, the reserve champion and Gallipolis. Mlke Evans of Jamestown won Events scheduled for the the show·~ junior dilsion horse shows include · champtonshtp and the senior September 14 diviSion !showmanship award. Halter Classes, beginmng 5 Dale Smith, Croton, was the p.m , entry fees, $1. five nbbest junior showman. bons · Western Pony, under 48" , Mrs. Maryn DeBoer of Mares and Geldings Worthington won Thursday's Western Pony, 48" to 56", "Dmner in Sixty Minutes" Mares and Geldings competttion. Wtlhin a one-hour Registered Appaloosa period, Mrs. DeBoer prepared Stallions. Reg Quarterhorse Mares, 4 a dinner of sherrted cheese yrs . and older biSque, rock cormsh hen, wild Reg Quarterhorse Geldings, 4 yrs and older rice and a cold lemon souffle. Reg Quarterhorse Stalhons, Harness racmg, postponed 4 yrs and older. Wednesday, was caUed off on Youth Showmanship, under Thursda~ again because of 14 years rain. The fa1r contmues through Monday, With the Four Seasons Shire lies, Gary "U.S." Bonds, Youth Showmanship. 14 thru 18 years Non Reg1stered Stock Horse, Mares Registered Engltsh Halter . Bo Dtddley and Chubby CheckPerformance classes, er scheduled to appear the final begmnlng 7 p.m entry fee, $3, {Youth classes and lead·m, S2J. day. 5 ribbons and prize money, Entertamment durmg the IS12, sa. S6, $4 and ribbon). weekend mcludes Mac DaVIS Indian Costume Roadster Pony. on Sunday along wtlh the MISS Open Western Pleasure Oh1o State Fair pageant and Horse the o· Jays on Saturday. Pick Up Race !horse>. Pick Up Race {pony) Walk -Trot Pony, under 48", rider 8 yrs . and under English ., Five Gaited Horse. Youth Western Horse· manshtp, under 14 years. Egg and Spoon {open) Trail Class (open) collision of 3 cars September 15 Halter Classes, begmnlng 10 a m , entry fee, $1 , five r i b· The Porter and Steele cars were demolished Holley was bons· Quarterhorse Mares, 3 charged wtth failure ID yield yrsReg . and younger . the right of way. Reg Quarterhorse Geldings, 3 yrs. and vounger Lawrence A. Lipscomb, 18, Hemlock Grove, driving a Reg Quarterhorse Stallions, 3 yrs. and vounger Non-Registered Stock Horse, tractor-trailer was charged with failing to stop within !be Geldings. assured clear distance Regrstered Mares. Registered Appaloosa followmg an accident ThursAppaloosa day at 1:30 p.m. on Rt. 124 at Geldings. Western Weaning and Langsville. The patrol said Yearling Foals. Lipscomb's truck struck the Non -Registered English. rear end of a Meigs school bus Performance Classes, operated by Wilham L. beginning 12 30 p .m., entry fee, Thornton, «. of Dexter. There $3, (Youth classes and lead-In, was mnderate damage ID both $2), 5 ribbons and prize money {$12, SB. S6, $4, ribbon): vehtcles. Lead-In Clas$ Bareback Pleasure, Open Flag Race (llorse) Wes1ern Pleasure Pony, under 48" rider 12 years and under. SINGERS TO APPEAR The Duncan Family, singers from Florida, will be at the Eagle Ridge Community English J Galled, full mane Church at 7:30 p.m Wed· and tall. Registered Quarterl'lorse nesday. Pleasure. Welfare assistance distributed i ·'Did he ever protest his asked, "ts it frur ID say he beheve he was innocent," Ule thought everybody who voted attorney replied. for NIXon and Wallace m Foreman, who was fired by Shelby County was m favor of Ray shortly after the guilty havmg Marlm Luther King plea on March 10, 1959, also killed ?" derued that his financial in11 Well, that would be unfall'," volvement wtth Alabama auForeman answered, "But 1t ts thor Wtlliam Bradford Hu1e sort of a shorlhand rendition influenced hlS representation He lhought everybody was like of hts client. him. That ISn't unusual for Foreman was to receive 60 people. He thought everybody per cent of the royalty nghts thought like he thought and he ID Hme's hook "He Slew the thought the kUling of Martin Dreamer," and Ray's present Lulher King would make him attorneys contend he pressured the champton of the whtte race, Ray to plead gutlty "to that he would be the most preserve the economtc value of Four injured in ••lal. they were white." every vote they got (as being) asked. Attendance down because of rain I !....,~&Ulh= Major Lel!gue- St•ndlnlli lly Un ited Pf'en ln1ef'naflon.al National Leagu~ E.ast w . 1 pet , g • . Pl rtsburgh 68 ll2 $23 M . LOUit 1 68 63 519 1 Ph li iHfe l ph J!Io 64 66 ~9 2 ~ Montrul 59 69 <461 New York 51 7 1 44.5 1 ~ Ch lc illgO .51 7S 409 14 ' 1 not be his agent, '' a spokesman Ray convinced America would make him a hero I $108 to Auglaize County 1D $758,486 to Hamilton County. Distribution of welfare asslstaJlce money to other counties In southeastern Ohio Included :;, Athens, $8,807 ; Fairfield, $4,244; Gallla, ~2U,972; Hocktng, $10,559; Jackson, $18,829, Meigs, $8,823; Perry, $52,893; VInton, $3,903, Washington , $3,803, and Lawrence, $19,478. , Barrel Race {horse). Barrel Race (ladles) Barrel Race (pony) . Pm Chicago (St one 6 4 and Detore 1 11 at San D1ego ( Fre•sleben 9 8 and Palmer 2 5 ), 2, 9 p m Houston (Wilson 9 10J at Philadelph ia ITWIIChell 6 6 ), 7 JS p m St Lou j s (Ste ber! 7]) at S"'n Francisco (Ca ldwell 12 J !. 10 30 He'd use more muscle against • • pnce mcrease WASHIONGTON (UP!) Sen. Howard M. Metzenbawn, said Thursday D-Ohio, President Ford should use more muscle in Ute fight against Inflation ID hold wage and price u~es. Metzenbaum, dW'mg a news conference, said he Is against wage and pnce controls at the P-resent . ~e but that the jawhomng approach Ford has taken agamsl mflallon should be strong. . The lameduck senator ctled the. case ~f General Motors, ~htch cut tis announced P':'Ce mcrease for 1975 automobiles by .•o per cent after bemg cntictzed by Ford. Metzenba~ termed Ute GM prlce_cut.~s JUSI plain window dressmg an?, satd he would have used a hltle more muscle. u ~~~:YofD:!:!y A and boob related ID manned space fltght.s will be featured al the Middleport Public Library next week. The public lS tn· vtted Hours of the Middleport Library are 1 ID 5:30 p.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday; 9:30 ID 2 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday and 9:30 to 5 p m. Saturday. aspirin. 5aturda'1' 1S Games St Lou1s at Sa n Franc 1sco Atlanta at New York Montreal at Cmcl twil ight P 1ttsburgh at Los Ang , n1ght Hou ston at Ph ll~delph•a , n1ght Amer~can Ride and Run . Jr. Pleasure. open - rider 18 yrs. and ~Xtder no statuons Youth W11tern Horsem.-.shlpl ,,. thru 18 yrs . Wall<· Trot Horse. rider 8 yrs I League East W I J)Ct g b Boston 72 57 558 New York 67 62 519 5 Clevelar'!d 64 64 500 7 1 1 Baltimore 64 65 496 8 M il wa uke e 62 69 473 11 Detro!! 61 69 469 11 111 West w 1 pet g b Oakland 75 56 573 KansasC1ty 69 61 531 S 11 Texas 68 64 515 1 111 Ch !caoo 65 66 496 10 M 1nnesota 63 68 481 12 Cal1forn •a 51 80 389 24 Thursday ' s Games Boston 3 Ch1cago 2, n 1ght a a. Balt1more 6 Texas 2 , n1ght COni 'I' games schedu led ) Today•s Probable P1tchers (All T1mes E OT) Cleveland { Bosman 53) at Texas { Hargan 10 8L 9 p m Balt1more ( Cuellar 15 10 1 at I think he also worries about retirement in about eight years time. He Is an accounlanl and in recent years quite a few of his colleagues collapsed and died shortly after retirement. I reckon one cannot run away from retirement, but rather prepare lor II. Could you please recommend literature on 101 ways ID occupy one's self In retirement? DEAR READER - You are very wise. Most people go ID great lengths preparing for death. They have msurance for death, estate planning for their heirs and even plan where lhey are going to be b1111ed, but aU !Do few plan for living. You are absolutely right, the best way to survive and enjoy retirement is to plan lor II properly You may he in teres led in my book, "Stay Youthful and Fit," (Harper and Row).lt provides a complete guide of what changes occur as you get older, and whst we know about how ID prevent such problems. That most definitely includes plans for keeping occupied. Your husband 1s prohsbly having a true middle-aged 1 depression. If it is any worse, he may need some profesaional cour.seling or even some medicine to perk htm up. Men do get depressed when Utey realize that the major span of their supposedly prOductive years Is behind lhem. Our society isn't very helpful here because the retirement system often makes people qull being useful members of society. In fact, many pamle In Uteir "'t' 60s and older have the best years of Ulerr l1ves before them, if lhey use It properly. I pointed out in my book that the Abkhastans often are working in the fields from age 90. ID 100. And, they keep a vigorous interest m community affairs and family affairs. In short, they continue to feel needed. It Is imporlant to increase social contacts. Get into organizations that will keep you active and involved. Each person has to choose his own area of Interest, but the point is to choose somelhing. It may be a garden cluJ>.type activity and learning to raise your own food. Thsl ought come in very handy after retirement or, the way things are going, even SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS ( UP!) " Knowmg Cognac covered the sloppy mtle m 2·05 4-5 Thurs"' day mght to capture the featured open pace lor two' year-<>lda at SCioto Downs The winner, ahead of Early ~~ " lengths, returned $2.40, $2.40 · and $2 .20 Terry Lobell was thtrd . The 8-6 mghtly double Paoh for Cash. Non. Reglstered Horse. sooner. Good hObbies are great for maintaining interest and Making smaU furniture and photography turn some people on and may turn into a second career With good financial return. You may think I'm just dreaming, but that Is Jmportant. Part of depression and agtng is simply losing your. dreams. Having somelhing to, look forward to or ID strive for is important in th .. psychological aspects o(. s~ying youthful and enjoying: every year of it. So, dream the: impossible dream and then se~ oullo make it come true. Youth• Is often a stale of mind. : Send your questions to Dr.~ Lamb, in care of lhls: newspaper, P. 0. Box 1551,: Radio City Station, New York, • N. Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr.•• Lamb's booklet on balanced: diet, send 50 cents ID the same : address and ask for the : Diet" booklet. 1 I } l .J WFL Standtngs East 1. t. pet Flor ida 6 2 0 750 NewYork 5 3 o 625 Ph ll a 4 4 0 SOO JIHc:nvl 3 5 0 J75 central w 1 t pet Brmghm 8 0 0 I 000 Chicago 6 2 0 750 Memph iS 6; 2 0 75 0 w Jlt pa ISS Ill 178 203 1.57 125 144 147 Americans riddle Fire pf 226 221 246 pa 132 193 CHICAGO ( U' l ) - The mfantry heat the bombers 0 8 0 000 138 We s t w 1 t pet pf s Cal1f 5 3 o 615 184 Hou s ton 3 .4 1 444 67 Hawa li ns 1 1 0 125 133 Portland 0 7 1 Ill 9!1 Thursday ' s Result Bi rm i ngham 2'2 Chicago 9 !Only game scheduled ) '- Sunday ' s Game Houslon at The Hawa11ans !O nly game schedu l ed ) Monday's Games Portland at DelroJ t Ch,cago at s Ca l tf MemPh•S at Jacksonville F l ortda at Bl r m•ngham Phlladelphta a! New Yor k (On ly games scheduled) 236 115 when pa 122 249 212 Football League. A National Football League refugee, Oaarhe Harraway, punched out 80 yards on the Ma1or Leagu e Leaders By Unlted Press tnternat,onal Leadmg Batters National League g. all r h . pet Garr , At I 130 555 78 199 359 ZISk, P1t '119 437 62 144 330 Garvey LA 125 519 78 169 326 Ol1vr, P•t 115 482 75 154 320 Sm 1th,StL 113401 60 127 317 Bucknr , LA 113450 64 142 316 Brock Stl 123 507 Bl 160 315 Gross, Hou 125 466 66 147 315 Crdnl , Chi 112 428 63 133 311 Grnmo, em 11 9 363 56 11 2 309 Amer.can Leagu e g ab r h pet . Carew M1n 125 491 71 179 365 Hrgrv e, T ex 104 332 49 115 346 McRae KC 117 428 61 136 318 Yaz. , Bos 121 425 77 134 315 Orta , Chl 11 2 413 66 130 315 Maddx . NY 105 341 56 105 306 Randle lex 124 423 55 129 305 Jac ksn , Oak 121 416 75 117 305 Allen, Chi 120 438 B2 133 304 Ptntela , NY 111411 55 124 302 Home Runs Nat1onal League Sc hmtdf , P.hll 32. Wynn L A 29 Ben ch , C1n 26, Pere z, C1n and Cedeno. Hou 22 Amencan League Al len , Ch 1 32 Jackson , Oak 26 , Bur roughs , Tex 25 , Tena ce, Oak 21, Melton , Chi , Mayberry , KC and Darwm , M tnn 20 Runs Batted In Nat1onal League Bench , C1n and Schm1dt, Ph i l 96 Wynn , LA 94 , Garvey , LA 92 Ceden o, Hou 87 • A m e r 1 c a n League Bur roughS, Tex 106 . Alten , Ch1 and Bando , Oak 85, Rud1 Oak 83 , Darw1n , M 1nn and Jackson , Oak Bl Stolen Bases Nat1ona1 League . Brock , St L 93 Lopes, LA 55, Morgan. C.n Amencan League North , Oak 46 , Lowenstein , Cl ev and Patek , KC 31 P1tch•ng Nat10nal L:eague Messers m1th , LA 16 s , Bllltngham , Cm 16 8, Gullett, C1n and McG io !hen , St L 15-B, P N1ekro , All 15 11 Amer1can League T1ant , Bos 20 9, Hunter , Oak 20 10 Busby , KC and Jenk1ns, Tex 19 11. Wood, Ch1 19 16 • • ••• "Follow mel There's tt Qlrl over here sun bathing In II string bikini with NO STRINGS AT· TACHEDI" Bareback Horsemanship. In registered c:laues, proof of r&Qislration must bt shown •• •• •• •• at enlry; proof of age for youth may bo requested ; all poniH mu1t have measurement cards: all (Ontest clanu ~-------------------- -I f and that after Chicago scored, ~<we came back and beat leg at training camp here all week, Mubtmann . planned to Browns all , set for tilt with Bengals camp operations at Hiram Col- West Germany ts hopeful of lege In Htram, Ohto, with a kicking in Sunday's game family night dinner party. agatnsl the Cleveland Browns The team was to work out on m Columbus. After resting the arttfictal turf at Baldwin Wallace today hefore leaving for Columbus, where players will work out at Oh1o State stadiwn Saturday . CABLE FoW' rookies were trinuned Snarl Proof Reg. $4.69 •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE o. Thursday to reduce the squad to 60 men. Gone are defensive back BOb Jones, kicker Tom Gooden, guard Lincoln Fuge, and recetver Mike Puestow. Puestow was drafted in the lOth round and Gooden in Ute 11th. The oUter two were free agents. MF 8 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 34" MOWER MF 14 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 42" MOWER Electric St;;.: Automalic Sale , 0.00 Reg. Price 52040.00 Price 164 •• •• • Seat. By RICK VANSANT WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP!) - A spramed hand wouldn't be so bad. A hard !mock on the elbow he could take. But a charley horse m his right leg - the ktckmg leg that only spells bad news to Horst Muhlmann. The Cmcmnatt Bengals place kicker has been m pain for a week wtlh a naggmg swellin~ m hiS nghl thtgh. MuhlmaiUl, 34, oldest man on the team, says at's the first MF 8 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 34" MOWER Electric Start, Sale Price •785.00 ••• • •• Carter hlt Jtm SCott on a 28yard throw for Clucago's only score. But the Fire could rush for only 70 yards and Btmungham could play ball control wtth 77 plays to ~ for Chicago them." Carter said he "htt plenty of receivers in the chest but I've thrown so many over their heads too that I can't corn. plam." Fire Coach Jim Spa vital said his team "ju.sl got licked pretty good. Our defense did its JOb but our offense did nothing. How we react ID this loss will determme our future the rest of the way. I think we'D bounce back." It was the second loss In eight games for Chicago. 1 Campbell, 51, won the most dramatic of Thursday's matches, sinking pressure putts on the 17th and 18th holes ID stay ahve and then ousting Seve LeJko of Belhesda, Md , on the firsl extra hole. Sovereign, said he felt his horse was "ready," tho\Jgh he gets up and tl would have ID he a two-man job, one to hold him was not pleased at the delay. and the other to tie him up," a winner Baker satd. "If there had been twice tbis year on orr tracks, a needle man running around remamed a 2-1 favorite. like there apparently was at Trainer Ned Bower reported Indianapolis, he probably that AnVIl, one of the favorites, would have done Ute same Golden Sovereign, was "fme." The horse was thing rather than use a cham." found Wednesday morning with a chain wrapped around a rear leg and suffered an ankle bruise which caused an investigation of the Incident. Because of the certam off track, there appeared no chance that the HambleiDman record, 1:56 2{i set by Super Bowl in 1972, would be approached, let alone broken. The firsl heat of Ute race was scheduled for I :30 p.m. CDT, the second at 1:45 p.m., with the fiVe top fintshers in each heat schedaled for a lhll'd heat at3:05 p m. Should a different Bower said he felt 1t was "a freakish accident," and lhough there was swelling on the ankle Thursday, .he believed the horse worked well. Pres1dmg Judge Orrin Baker, investigating the inctdent, SB!d he too believed it horse wm each beat, the three was an accident. "The groom winners would return for a told me when anybody enters dec1ding fourth heat at 4:50 the stall, the horses always p.m. a test 11 today. pain away. It all started last Thursday, It only got worse. "After the game it hurt more when MuhlmaiUl noticed the large muscle in his right thigh than ever," said Muhlmann. was puffed up. "The doctors took some blood "I couldn't believe 1t," he out. I don't know how much. I satd. "Never anything like this _closed my eyes so I couldn't see before. I don't know why tt the damn needle." came on. It could be I'd been Since then Mublmann has kicking too much, but I don't rested the leg under doctor's think I've been domg more orders. The leg was packed m than in other years. ice one day and treated with "Maybe tlle muscle was just heat Ute next. Pain and swelgetting tireder and tireder and ling have been reduced some. "Now I want to see what I didn't know it." The soccer._o;tyle kicker had happens when I kick ngam," hoped the sweUing and pain says Mubln18nn "I want to bE would go away before last able 10 kick in the game SunMonday night's nationally- day." teleVISed game against the II the doctors decide MuhlDetroit Lions. II didn't. mann ahouldn't play Sunday, "I got up Monday mornmg head Coach Paul Brown says and I could hardly walk," he pgnter Dave Green probably recalls "It really hurt, but I wlU do the place-kicking, alfelt like I had ID play." though there's a chance MublmaiUl winced with pain quarterhsck Ken Anderson, while he warmed up and he the learn's thlrd<rtring placemissed his first extra point try kicker, could be used. of the night. Although he pro)>. The chaef prosecutor at the ably shouldn't have, he insisted Nuremberg Trials in 1946 on kicking the rest of the game, was Robert H. Jackson, associate justice of the U.S. hoping somehow ID work the Supreme Court c ~ Nahonal league (11 1Rn5.) ~ ~,~,Koson, Hernandez ~gg ~gg g~~18g~= l: ~ ~~ 1. Giusti ~ mcue '1n w·1•• WIJ ~ ~ •ta•e W rlll!crm ss s (10 ) and Sangulllen , Bryant , ~ sosa <e L Morr i s <ln , Moffitt ~ ( 11 ) and Rader WP - Moftlt 5·6 , ~~ \..P - Giustl 6 5 HRs- Kmgman ~ (14ttl) , Starge ll (21st) StateFarmhasapolicynpte,ally dHcned tor renttrl TM COli " ~ Houston 000 000 000- 0 51 low the"'"•'~U•Sir•t Anclwlth NY 103 003 00)( - 7 11 0 lnllahon Cover•1• pro. ~ Roberts, York (5), Scherman ~ tectloncanalwepstaru~t~t• (9) and M May, Seaver (6 8) - automat1t~lly Just what ,ou'd and Oyer LP - Roberts 9 11 eapec:t from lhe world I 11 home --- Rogers (9th), 12 18 Garr ~:t~ouis Du~go HRs - (lOth) , z ~ fJ fJ Lum Smgleton ooo ooo 102- 3 8 o San 000 000 010- 1 1 1 Curt is (B 12) and Slm mons , Jones, Hardy (9) and Kendall LP - Hardy (1 4) HR -S 1m mons (17th) ~~:c:~~ your ~ '"'S"T"E'VC.EIIIorSNdOWot••i•DEN Allon1o 013 100 too- 7 1l 1 Montreal 010 000 010- 2 11 1 P Niekro , House (8J and Correll, Rogers , Carrlthers {4), Montague (61 , Murray (B) and Foote wP.- P N lek ro 15 11 LP - g s§ s ".&.· SS s sour mggg J8~= :; ; Bonham , Reusch e I (8J. LaRoche (8) and SWISher , Messersmtth , Marshall (8) and Yeager WP - Messeruruth (1 6· 5) LP- Bonham (10 ,17) HR LaCock (\stl <Only games scheduled l Amencan League Bait 101 JIO 000- 6 13 1 Texas 001 100 000- 2 6 2 Grimsley <IS 121 and Wt Iiams, Etchebarren ( 8), Bibby , Stenhouse (4J, Broberg 16) , Thomas (9) and Sundberg LP - B1bby (18 15 1 HR - Roblnson (7th) Boston 102 000 000- 3 8 2 Chtcago 000 000 20o- 2 9 1 Lee, Seoul (7) and Mont gomery , Wood (19 \6 ) and Herrmann WP-Lee (15 111 (Only games scheduled) Bengals" ace kicker has charley horse ONLY -• •• audibles than he usuaUy does, DU QUOIN, ll1 (UPI) - A Ute track to force out excess break m the weather and some water, then harrow it, level It mtensive track cond.itiomng by and fmally use a special mamtenance personnel was harrow to cut furrows in the expected to let the twtee wet places to assure traction postponed $160,150 Ham- for the horses. bletoman for 3-year"'ld trotThe weather forecast was for ters to be held today. no more rain, but perhaps Track supermtendent BOb some wmd and sun to aid Green sa1d he would put a full drying out the clay surface. crew on the track as soon as Green satd 180 tons of posstble th1s mornmg and he limestone spread on the track expected thst m three hours Wednesday should help the the surface would he good for conditioning program. racmg, tf not fast. All of the near record field of "I'll be happy If we get a two- 22, which will race in two mmute track," Green said. "I divisions, got onto the mam was hopmg for 1.56 hefore the track or the practice track for rains came " workouts yesterday. Most Two.year-old flllies were driVers believed !bell' horses clocked in the 1.57 range mtghl have lost a litUe in Tuesday before the Wednesday condtlton111g due to the delay. ram forced the first postponeDtck Richardson, drtver of ment of the Hambletoman. the favorite, Golden Green said he first -would roll Reg . Price $836.00 Electric Start Automatic Reg . Price 51045.00 •• • Carter. 1'hursdlly. " I want ID play on the World Cup team, I want ID play another Walker Cup. I want to play anolher Masters By RICK VAN SANT the season. as an amateur And Hopefully , OXFORD, Ohto (UPI)- !1....._ Mtaml opens the aeaaon Sept. another U.S. Open as an you ' ve got t wo talente(IWP7 at home agl;linat Eastern amateur '' quarter backs, use them, Mtchlgan, then has an open Koch ourvived Thursday's ftgures "!iaml FoothaU Coach Ssturday before traveling to Purdue Sept. 21for whst should double round just when it Otck Crum. And If necessary, at the same be the IDughest opponent on the looked like he was certatn t.o he tune schedule . elimmated. exactly what Crum En route to a perfect 11-Q That's He sank a SMoot pull to win Ute 18th hole in hts morntng plans to do this season , so he's season last year, the Redskins against VuJCe Heafner, a North teachtng quarterback Sherman whipped Pe~ ude 24-19 and the BollerCarolina State junior and he Smith, a good runner, to play- Crum expects 11 the match Koch then won on flanker m order to team with makers to be SUper jacked-up passmg-minded Steve Sanna. for us this hme around." the second extra hole . Smith, a 6-4, 205-pound Junior The key play In the win over He had a little less trouble in from Youngstown, has been Purdue tast season probably the afternoon, beating Shelby prachcing at Ute flanker post- was Brad Cousino's block of a Houston, l.up, after missmg a t10n smce trammg camp Boilermaker punt late in the patr of stx-foot putts that could opened a couple of weeks ago game. have ended the match much "It's been working outline,'' The 6-o, 195-pound middle earlier and then losing the 16th he says. "I'm learning the guard went on ID become the and 17th holes. routes and I can hang onto the MidAmerican Conference's This morning's quarterfinal passes. " Defensive Player of the pairings sent Koch againsl Jeff "I still prefer toplay quar- Year" and the native of Toledo Pomerantz of Weston, Conn. i terback but when I don't, bemg ts back this year to anchor the Rtchard Sucher of Mequon, a flanker sure beats sitting on defense. Wis., agamst John Grace of the bench. I want to be in there ••J love to hit and I want ID Fort Worth, one of the tour- all the tune." get going," smd Cousino "I'll nament surprises so far with Crum calls Smith the best make no bones about it. I don't five easy viciDnes; NCAA all.around athlete on the team like practice. I'm a game man. champion Curtis Strange of and says he also will use him at I'm itchy for those Saturday Wake Forest agamst former quarterback at tunes durmg afternooru1." Connecttcu!Open winner Jerry Courvtlle, and I~ U S Amateur champ•on Bill Campbell \.''"'""VIII1111IIj agamst Uruversity of Alabama Mator League Results ~ ~ By Un1ttd Prentnternaflonal ~ senior Jerry Pate. Rain delays race second time The native of GElsenkerchen, Reg. Price $940.00 • 1 BEREA, Ohto (UPI) - The Cleveland Browns reported to their new tralning camp at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea today In Ute wind-down of preparations for Sunday's game With the Cincinnati Bentime in hiS SlX years With the gals at Columbus. Bengals lhat he's had such a Last mght the Browns conproblem. cluded their early tralnmg MF 8 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 34" MOWER Recoil Start Sale Price •709.00 • throw to Paul Robmson Ule backs ran well and I think our Amen cans never were in offensife line did a good job of danger. They more than over- blowing them out of there." came the 263 yarda amassed in Mira said the Fire defense passing by Chtcago's Virgil forced him to call more ground, Art Cantrelle ran for 58, mcludmg a three-yard ''We moved the ball well," scormg run, and Jimmy Ed- Btrmmgham Coach Jack Golla wards plcked up 57 yards, sald. ~~our defense came up mcludmg a two-yard touch- and stopped them ltme and down run as the Americans ttme agam. This was probably rushed for 212 yards m rackmg our best defensive effort up lhetr e ighth v1ctory wathout because we were playmg such a loss . a good offensive football team. Along with George Mtra's ' 10ur defense has come a '\/passing, 12-<lf-29 for 139 yards, long in a very short lime and it includmg a 19-yard touchdown really showed All our running MF 5 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 26" MOWER Reg . Price $420.00 Sale Price '368.00 • Birmmgham ri1ght to remam the only un. beaten - team In the World 14 7 WITH NO TRADE-IN • the Amertcans chopped down the Chicago Fu·e- ~. Thursday Last chance to buy brand new 1974 MF tractors and mowers with full1-year warranty at rock bottom prices! •• My feellnK ,. they turned pro too soon." Koch hasn 'I made that mistake . He'll receive his degree from Ute University of Florida in December. U he can win two more matches today and a 36hole fmal on Saturday, it would set up some or the other goals " I'm lookmg forward to it," Koch has In mind for hunself concedes Koc h, "but there's a "I want to wm Ute U.S. lot of other thtngs I want to do Amateur.'' Koch said, dropftrst. I want to really feel like pmg his drooping frame Into a I'm ready before I turn pro A lawn chall' near the Ridgewood lot of my frtends qutl school Country Club ~lubhouse after and it seemed to me It tDok being extended to a total 38 them tune to adjust as a pro. holes In two vic tories on Jh Umfed Pr en lnter nat•onat FALL CLEAN-UP SALE! ' • they some. one young man who squarely fats In to that category 1s m an Massey-Ferguson lawn/garden tractor • anx~ety, hmes forget about the long tr aps, the late nights and the lousy motels But every so oft~n. an except1 on comes a long, and ~--- • •" •• •• Berry's World T.V. & Appliance Gas Server Phone 985 -3307 Chester, Ohto a' 53 II Ridenour's In thetr 8all lm ore a! Kan City n1g h l 8os ton Mlnne:sota New York at Chicago , n ight Cott forn la a! M il waukee Oakland at De trolL n1ght l I ' l • Open Reining. • I promoting social contact. '~Balanced Author1:r:ed dealer for Zentth · Gibson - HardWICk Kit · chen A1d Litton ( M1crowave Oven) . Also Ooxol Propane Servtce ' Pleasure electrically timed cornbmahon of Freeze and -, Titan Bahama pa1d $62.80 • The crowd of 3,993 wagered - $210,868. The meet ends Sept 10. FAMILY AFFAm COLUMBUS (UPI) - Bill Cosby and the Slyllstlcs headline the entertainment IDday at the Ohio State Fair. Performances were scheduled for 4·30 p.m. and 8:30p.m. at the grandstand. Dry weather and sunny dkies were expected ID draw a large crowd ID the fairgrounds tbis weekend. anr1 under. .:. ngllsh Pleasure, Hunt Retirement by more than three I.' HIIX1EWOOD, N .). !UP. J - excellent p0ti1tion tOday II> wm Most ol today's ~ood. young the U , S. Amateur golf 8 JO p m college golfer. JUSt tan 'I walt chsmptonship. Boston <Moral 7 6 l at M in ntosola t Biyteven 11 1.5) , ts 30 W1ltl the day they 're able to Gary Koc·h is 21 ytars old, an p m :~ge wht."n many o[ his friends New York (Gura 1 01 at turn proresslonlll Ch. lcago I Kucek 0 0 ), 9 p m Jn that respect, they aren 't so are either making money or Cautornta { Ryan 16 14) at M il waukee IKOb~l 6 10 ) , 8 30 different from their colleague~ trying to go on Ule pro golf IDur, who play other sports. but~ isn't even thinking about p m Oakland ( Holtzm an IS JJ ) at 'l,ey're enger to grab at the that. Detroit !LaGrow B U l , 9 p m S•turday 's Gam es big money At least not ju.st yet . Cl eveland at lexas, n ig ht Kansu, C:ify 10a1 can ton 8 01. OetrOII pm Time to prepare for retirement but feel helpless when he is so depressed and won't even take Atlanta !Ca pra 17-6) at N ew York fS adeck.• 51), 8 OS p m P ittsb urgh (Rooker 9 10 1 at Los AnOE!Ies I Ra u 12 6 ). 10 30 " DR. LAMB By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband hss just celebrated hiS 52nd birlhday, and since he turned 50, I notice he has seemed depressed. He 18 m good health with a good head of black hair, no gray yet He seems to get headaches across his forehead. It seems to me he is going through Ute menopause. He refuses to see our doctor saying he is not sick, JUSt under the weather. I try ID cheer bim up,- w, I Bl om English Equitation, rider 18 yrs and under Registered Appaloosa Pleasure Stake Race Western Pleasure Pony, .48" to 56" Inc. rider 16 yrs . and under. Western Horsemanship, over 18 horses onlv . English Pleasure Horse. Miami will use !f. two quarterbacks ?~ LosAng~les CQLUMBUS (UP!) - Heavy 'j rainfall kept attendance down Thursday at Ute Ohio State ( '.;, -~------------------------~ Lettars .t oplalon are welromed. They ohould be leN 11 Fair but cleanng weather IDday along wtlh the start of • word1 long (or be oubjeclto reducUon by tile 1 the Labor Day weekend was •• II llulll editor) llld mul be elgned with tile olgnee'• 8dd.-. I 1 N...,.• uy be withheld upon pubUullon. However, OD I expected to swell attenctance 1 figures: •• 1 req-, names wiU be dilclosed. Lelten oboald be laloed 1 The crowd Thursday nwn' 1 Iaiiie, •ddl'OIIJDg iloaes, not penonaUUes. 'I I bered 142,165, about 14,000 fewer fairgoers on the same day a year ago. So far this year, 1,467,230 persons have visited the world's largest state fall' .. I I I I Entertainment today was to be headlmed by BtU Cosby and the Stylistics, presenting Children's move justified grandatand programs at 4:30 p.m. and 8:30p.m. Dear Sir: Other attractions scheduled On August 26th seven children who were residents of our for IDdsy mcluded two perforMeigs County ChUdren's Home were moved ID the Gallia County OIUftn's Horne. Thla action waa taken with the full en- mances by the Dan Fleenor &.raemeni of the ChUdren's Home Citizens' Committee. A Auto Thrtll Show, hve deteptlon from our committee met wilh our County Com- teleVISton broadcasts, the Ohio missioners and dlscusaed the situation at great length. We all State Fair Tractor Pull Contest, amateur flower agreed iliiit io make the move was tbe best solution for several arrangement judgmg, open reaaona: The GaUia County Home Is in excellent condition. The class s~p show, a .horse show, performances by the eotlmaled coot of renovation of our building was approximately Ohio State Fair Youth Sym$17,000. Gallla County ta licensed to house 35 children. Meigs County phony and open class dairy goat judging. · baa no license at all. The Donald Guckian larruly Gallla County baa a Children's Service Center Meigs County of Eaton and the James Prall does not. Gallla County had a Ch~ Welfare BOard. Meigs County does family of Mechamcsburg combined to take every nbhon in not. the Junior Fair and Open Class In the past 3\2 years Meigs County has had four couples as Shorthorn Milking competition llllPet'VIIon of tbe home. Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Gallta County bavebeen therefor almost a year and Intend to slay on. Mr. Gray Thursday. Is a teacber and Mrs. Gray is a regilltered nurse. Melga County will continue to be totally responsible for our children who are being housed in GaUia County. The Children's Horne Citizens' Committee will continue ID lunction. !have been in personal contact with Mrs. Jerry Miller, Children's Services Director, this week. We intend to visit the home in the near future. We a1ao hope ID be able to meet with the Child Welfare BOard and arrangements for this are pending. Four persons were Injured in Mrs. MIUer aSSIU'ed me !bat the chUdren are adjusting well to the change. She suggested that tbe chUdren be invited to spend a three-vehicle colliston at 4:45 p.m. Thursday on Rl. 7, one the weekend in homes in our community. Thill would reassure Ute children that although they hsve been moved tbey have not been and three tenths miles south of forgotten or abandoned. Interested persons ,should contact Mr. Rt 218. According to the Galliaand Mrs. Gray at tbe horne. The child or chUdren could be picked .., on Friday evening and be returned by supper lime on Sunday. Metgs Post Stale Htghway I urge aU persons and organlzattona who have shown their Patrol, a truck driven by interest In the Jlllllt by gills, donations, parties, etc., to continue to Charles D. Holley, 53, do 11>. Mrp. Miller said any activities plarmed for the Gallia Gallipolis, pulled Into the highCounty children would include the Meigs County ones. There are way into the palh of an auto operated by Jeffrey C Steele, now 20 residents of tbe home. Let us aU remember that although they don't live here 19, Gallipolis, forcing Steele to anymore, they are still "Our Kids." - June VanVranken, drive left of the center where ·his car slammed into an auto Chainnan, Children's Home Clti%enll' Committee. operated by Wilham T. Porter, 75, EUFeka Star Rt. Against rate increase Steele and Porter and two passengers In Ute Porter car, Middleport, Ohio \ Ruth A. Cox, 31, and Wyle Aug.ZI, 1974 Warren, 72, Crown City, all Dear Sir: I 110 wbere the CowtCII of Middleport voted In favor of raising suffered Injuries. They were taken to Ute Holzer Medical aurCableT.V. well,forone,Iam not in favor or raising it. I want Center by the SEOEMS amto thank the three councilmen not in favor of raising it. Tbolllt was brought up in the meeting by some smart person bulance. thalli we did not want to JliiY more ID have II taken out. Weill would like to say I like Cable TV but I will not be able ID loHp 1181 this raise. Does that person feel a!Hghl to deprive Iota ~ "" llnlor cltizena wbo are not lucky, IU<e some, to pay the COLUMBUS (UP!) - The rUe. dlolrlbulion of $3.39 million in That'• the trouble with the world !Dday. The fellow with Iota welfare assistance money to don't w.nt u people with lesaiD have any say . Olilo's 88 counties was !lll.,_, Qty turned it down. nounced thill week by the state ,..,. not Mlddleport7 Let'o see If tbey will discontinue our auditor's office. The auditor's Bei«e we 11rallow hQOk and all. , office said over half the money WhJ tlld lbe Cable TV haveiD be represonted by an attorney? I wenl to all counties to help .., t~~ellinl, be mull have scared our other three councilmen cover general relief and adllld 1111' Jllal'OI'. rnlntatrallve costa of welfare Yours truly, operations. 114!n Bite;'. Dilllrlbutions ranged from . aides, would act as ""NlXI.K1'$ JLW.«:X'/..::::-;:::;z¢'..::~::-:;.:-::::;:.:-::::::7.w-;:;:;:-.:::-.w.:w,....-u.~:-~*••fll!f Pomeroy, Ohin rJ~ •• ,........, fJ .,.,_ .. 11 ,_, •••uu•.c• ~ rJ fJ STAll FAJIIIFIMAIDCASUALntOIIPM'f ~ ~ ~ ~,;,;;,/\..;;,;.,~ fi74De No games, No gimmicks Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 5lf4% ON PASSBOO"SAVINGS 51!4 per cent year !Nfd on Regular Passbook savings. No MmAmum. Interest from date of deposit to dat• • of withdrawal. Interest compounded quarterly. .4)MEIGS ~~RANCH Th• Athtns Counry Savmcrt a. LHn Co 296 Second St. Pomeroy. Ohio All Accounts Insured To 520.000 by FSLIC . . .... ~'·... -~. ~ GET IT TOGETHER FOR FALL '7 4! FALL AND WINTER SUITS SPORT COAT .A.otk.,._. {]ooJ B"'l /rom IJaf.,.'J. By: Cutlee, Merit, Sale '864.00 Price • Warren Sewell, Hubbard Poly~ster I ' 1111en with uc:h pair of Poll Parrot •hoiS 399 WEST MAIN SliiEET 992.2164 POMEROY, OHIO THE STORE WITH"ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS - GARDENS heritage house Vo\tr Thom MeAn Store o. • \ • • Kmts and Wool Blends Excellent Selection of Famous Nrune Brands !~.non TV, MODERN SUPPLY ~ • FUINITUII MIDOL ..OIIT, 0• BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0, " �• • 3 .. 2- 11w: O.UyStntlntl, Middlepori'P<meroy, 0., Friday, Au~ . 30, 197~ Tht Dally Sentinel, Mlddlevort-Pom-.oy, 0 .• Friday, Au~. 30, 1974 Young golfers anxious l Nixon, strapped, subpoenaed • SAN CLEMENTE. Call!. (UPI) - A U.S. marshal has ..,...ed subpoenas on Richard NixDn, demanding two coort IIPPO"ran<ea ID e1plaln his conduct u President, and a finandal adviaer SIIYS Nixon Is strapped for money. .nw: report of the financial problems of t)le still secluded former prestdent came as President Ford asked Congress to appropriate ~.ooo for Nlmn's pension and ezpenses. • •-• •' ' '. ' \ . •• • • • ' •,. An aide who came west wllh NixDn said hia seclUSion did not mean Nixon planned ID become a recluse, and demed that he has had emotional problems since being forced to restgn from office Aug 9."He's not sitting back there lmnming 'Hail to the Chtef,' but he's not down in the mouth either," said Stephen Bull, former White House appomtmenta secretary. An urudentified U.S. marshal strode onto the grounds of the former Western White House Wednesday and handed Ntxon two subpoenas, mcluding a demand by John Ehrlichman, '"'e of hiS two moot trusted aides when he was in power, · requiring Nixon to appear as a defense witness m the Watergate covero~~p trial in Washington next month. The other demands a deposition for use m a Charlotte, N.C., civU suit brought by antiwar protestors who were kept out of a Ntxon speaking appearance In 1971, purportedly in connection with Watergate "dirty tricks" maneuvers. The subpoenas were served after more than a week of negollalloos between Gaylord Campbell, chief U.S. marshal for the central district of Callfornla, and former press secretary Ron Ziegler, now Nlxoo's IDp lieutenant. Campbell, who was ap- pointed ID hill job by Nixon, said he wanted to handle the matter in a •·professional and discreet" way - pnvately , with no nottce to newsmen The Justice Dejlllrtment would say only that the subpoenas were handed to Nuon "in person' ' at 6:10 p.m. Wednesday. In Washington, Ford asked Congress Thur•day to ap.,.-opriale $850,000 to cover Nixon's expenses for the next II months. The request mcluded the $0,000-a-month pension to which fonner presLdents are entitled, $96,000 for staff expenses, $40,000 for travel , $65,000 for office furnishings and $100,000 m mlscelaneou.s expendiljtres, plus a "onelimen speCial appropriation of f4SO,OOO in " transttional" expenses to cover Nixon's outlays In beconung a .,.-tvate Citizen. In Los Angeles, Dean Butler, the lawyer hll'ed to handle Ntxon's fmanctal affairs, !Did the Los Angeles Times the former presulent 's cash now problems were so senous that "it isn't too much of an exageration" to say that Naon is broke. "We won't say he's broke m Ute sense of you or I helng broke/' Butler saLd. "But all you hsve to do 18 look at his most recent flnanctal statement and the payments he has had to make since then" ID know he has money problems. Butler saJd he expected to meet with Nixon in the next week or so and that it may take until tbe end of the year to straighten out ' N1xon 's financial affairs. He owes lhousands of dollars in back taxes and mortgages on his estates here and in Key BISCayne, F1a. There was a report from New York Thursday that Ntxon could be in Une for a $2 mUUon payment {1)1' has memolf'S, but a spok esman (or NLton shot down. Scott Meredith, it ex·Vice Pr·esident Spiro T. Agnew's literary agent, said he hsd been m contact wath Nur:on agent and was negotiating with at the Ntxon estate said. Nixon publishers, expecting to get the has made no decision on $2 milhon . whether to write his memo"" " U and when the president the sP<ikesman said, and "n~ does dectde to write hts one has been authori2ed to melll()lfS, SCott Meredith wtll contact SCott Meredith m any way." MEMPHIS, Term. ( UPI) James Earl Ray thought the slaying of Dr. Martin Luther Ktng Jr would make hun the "champaon of the wh1te race, " accordmg ID the confessed Wallace had recetved 70 per cent of the Shelby County vote (in 1968), that a jury showd be expected to be 70 per cent in hia his life. He could not lhink of anybody not being a racist if favor because he equated lnnocenee to you ?" Halle assassan's former attorney. anti-black, u Foreman smd. 1 ' ln other words," Haale Percy Foreman, of Houston, Tex , who negotiated Ray's guilty plea mto a ~year i>"t.SOn sentence, made the statement in a deposttion printed m a copyrighted story Thursday m the MemphiS Press-Scimitar. The depoSJtlon was gtven to an assi.siant state attorney general, Henry Halle, earlier this year and will be presented as evidence m a federal court hearmg Oct. 221D delermme if Ray Is entitled to a new trial. Foreman said Ray was convmced he would not be convtcled by a local jury. ''The other thing that he (Ray) had a m18apprehension about was that he could, slnce (Rtchard) Ntxon and (George ) .- I West pet . g b 41 638 C lnclnnall so 5 1 611 3', Atlanta 73 58 551 I 01 1 HOU!S-TOn 67 63 .515 l6 San Francisco 58 73 443 25 1, San Dleoo so 81 387 33 '' Thunday 't Results Ne,w York 1 Houston 0 Atlanta 7 Montreal 2 San Fran 3 Pl tsbrgh 2. 11 Inn s Los Angeles 3 Ch• c ago 1 St Lou is l San D• ego 1 !On I 'I' games scheduled ) Toda y ' s Probabl e Pitcher s I All flmes EDT! Monlrea l ( Bla i r 7 6) at Cinc•nnafl IK•rby 9 7), 6 05 never even mtimated that he expected anybody ID ~' He 11IE DODDERER FAMILY Matthew M. Dodderer was born in Almond, Alleghany County, N. Y., Aprll12, 1812, the son of PhlUip and Mary (MurUn) Dodderer. He came to Olive township, Metgs County, Ohio, with his parents m 1817. He married Elizabeth Shields, a daughter of James and Jane (Marlin) Shields who had arnved in the area tn 1816 Matthew and Eltzabeth were farmers - one of the very best - as the dwelUng and farm buddings whtch he constructed stand in mule testimony. He was also a stone mason Many of lhe tombstones cut of sandstone are stiU standing today m the local cemetertes, the stone bemg a very ftne grade obtained on his farm and hand-<:arved by him. He was also a JUStice of the peace, an assessor. and held oUter public offlces. Matthew and Elizabeth were the Jlllrents of two children, Joel, born 1836 (died 1838 ), and Edward P. (1842-1919). The home and larmlanda !bat Matthew bewed out of the early wilderness passed In!~ the capable hands of his son, Edward Philip Dodderer, who married Eliza Humphrey Thell' chtldren were Elsie (b. 1870), Clayton (b. 1874 ), Edward E. (b.1880), and Eric (Pete) (b. 1884 ). "Pete" Dodderer stayed on the farm, married Carroll Jane Parker, the daughter of John F and Manue (Mtlls ) Parker. They too loved the farmland, improved and continued to IIU the fields, making it their way of life. Pete died in!~. Carroll stiU lives m the home. They were the parents of two sons, Frank Edward Dodderer and Hobert Milton Dodderer. Frank lives m nearby CoolVIlle, cares for the farmland and livestock, comm~ every day to the farm He is married to the former Elsie Davis of Coolville. Hobert marrted Beulah Kesterson of Pomeroy and they are the parents of two daughters, Teresa L. and Jane A. They are tn busmess m Swanton, Ohto. Frank and Hobert are !be fourth generation to continue to industrtous improvement example set by their ptoneer great-grandfather! Note : Information from Hardesty's History of Metgs County, and family records. popular man in America. the book." " He was a racast - he is a In denymg the assertion, ractst and had been one aU of Foreman srud he did not need the money 11 1 have never made a net worth statement,'' he said "I don't waniiD make one, bull am worth at least $4.5 million wtth liabilities of approximately $140,000." Foreman sa1d he entered the case notiD make money, but ID save Ray's life. Brian and Bruce Guckian won champion and reserve honors, respectively, and Karn Pratt won the showmanshtp title . Tom lndoe of Lodi won both the seruor dlVlSionand grand ' Fall horse roundup champton honors In the Junior Conlmued from page 1 Fair Holstem Show. Kirby may contact Mrs. Hoberta Place of Wapakoneta showed Roach, OVHSA secretary, the reserve champion and Gallipolis. Mlke Evans of Jamestown won Events scheduled for the the show·~ junior dilsion horse shows include · champtonshtp and the senior September 14 diviSion !showmanship award. Halter Classes, beginmng 5 Dale Smith, Croton, was the p.m , entry fees, $1. five nbbest junior showman. bons · Western Pony, under 48" , Mrs. Maryn DeBoer of Mares and Geldings Worthington won Thursday's Western Pony, 48" to 56", "Dmner in Sixty Minutes" Mares and Geldings competttion. Wtlhin a one-hour Registered Appaloosa period, Mrs. DeBoer prepared Stallions. Reg Quarterhorse Mares, 4 a dinner of sherrted cheese yrs . and older biSque, rock cormsh hen, wild Reg Quarterhorse Geldings, 4 yrs and older rice and a cold lemon souffle. Reg Quarterhorse Stalhons, Harness racmg, postponed 4 yrs and older. Wednesday, was caUed off on Youth Showmanship, under Thursda~ again because of 14 years rain. The fa1r contmues through Monday, With the Four Seasons Shire lies, Gary "U.S." Bonds, Youth Showmanship. 14 thru 18 years Non Reg1stered Stock Horse, Mares Registered Engltsh Halter . Bo Dtddley and Chubby CheckPerformance classes, er scheduled to appear the final begmnlng 7 p.m entry fee, $3, {Youth classes and lead·m, S2J. day. 5 ribbons and prize money, Entertamment durmg the IS12, sa. S6, $4 and ribbon). weekend mcludes Mac DaVIS Indian Costume Roadster Pony. on Sunday along wtlh the MISS Open Western Pleasure Oh1o State Fair pageant and Horse the o· Jays on Saturday. Pick Up Race !horse>. Pick Up Race {pony) Walk -Trot Pony, under 48", rider 8 yrs . and under English ., Five Gaited Horse. Youth Western Horse· manshtp, under 14 years. Egg and Spoon {open) Trail Class (open) collision of 3 cars September 15 Halter Classes, begmnlng 10 a m , entry fee, $1 , five r i b· The Porter and Steele cars were demolished Holley was bons· Quarterhorse Mares, 3 charged wtth failure ID yield yrsReg . and younger . the right of way. Reg Quarterhorse Geldings, 3 yrs. and vounger Lawrence A. Lipscomb, 18, Hemlock Grove, driving a Reg Quarterhorse Stallions, 3 yrs. and vounger Non-Registered Stock Horse, tractor-trailer was charged with failing to stop within !be Geldings. assured clear distance Regrstered Mares. Registered Appaloosa followmg an accident ThursAppaloosa day at 1:30 p.m. on Rt. 124 at Geldings. Western Weaning and Langsville. The patrol said Yearling Foals. Lipscomb's truck struck the Non -Registered English. rear end of a Meigs school bus Performance Classes, operated by Wilham L. beginning 12 30 p .m., entry fee, Thornton, «. of Dexter. There $3, (Youth classes and lead-In, was mnderate damage ID both $2), 5 ribbons and prize money {$12, SB. S6, $4, ribbon): vehtcles. Lead-In Clas$ Bareback Pleasure, Open Flag Race (llorse) Wes1ern Pleasure Pony, under 48" rider 12 years and under. SINGERS TO APPEAR The Duncan Family, singers from Florida, will be at the Eagle Ridge Community English J Galled, full mane Church at 7:30 p.m Wed· and tall. Registered Quarterl'lorse nesday. Pleasure. Welfare assistance distributed i ·'Did he ever protest his asked, "ts it frur ID say he beheve he was innocent," Ule thought everybody who voted attorney replied. for NIXon and Wallace m Foreman, who was fired by Shelby County was m favor of Ray shortly after the guilty havmg Marlm Luther King plea on March 10, 1959, also killed ?" derued that his financial in11 Well, that would be unfall'," volvement wtth Alabama auForeman answered, "But 1t ts thor Wtlliam Bradford Hu1e sort of a shorlhand rendition influenced hlS representation He lhought everybody was like of hts client. him. That ISn't unusual for Foreman was to receive 60 people. He thought everybody per cent of the royalty nghts thought like he thought and he ID Hme's hook "He Slew the thought the kUling of Martin Dreamer," and Ray's present Lulher King would make him attorneys contend he pressured the champton of the whtte race, Ray to plead gutlty "to that he would be the most preserve the economtc value of Four injured in ••lal. they were white." every vote they got (as being) asked. Attendance down because of rain I !....,~&Ulh= Major Lel!gue- St•ndlnlli lly Un ited Pf'en ln1ef'naflon.al National Leagu~ E.ast w . 1 pet , g • . Pl rtsburgh 68 ll2 $23 M . LOUit 1 68 63 519 1 Ph li iHfe l ph J!Io 64 66 ~9 2 ~ Montrul 59 69 <461 New York 51 7 1 44.5 1 ~ Ch lc illgO .51 7S 409 14 ' 1 not be his agent, '' a spokesman Ray convinced America would make him a hero I $108 to Auglaize County 1D $758,486 to Hamilton County. Distribution of welfare asslstaJlce money to other counties In southeastern Ohio Included :;, Athens, $8,807 ; Fairfield, $4,244; Gallla, ~2U,972; Hocktng, $10,559; Jackson, $18,829, Meigs, $8,823; Perry, $52,893; VInton, $3,903, Washington , $3,803, and Lawrence, $19,478. , Barrel Race {horse). Barrel Race (ladles) Barrel Race (pony) . Pm Chicago (St one 6 4 and Detore 1 11 at San D1ego ( Fre•sleben 9 8 and Palmer 2 5 ), 2, 9 p m Houston (Wilson 9 10J at Philadelph ia ITWIIChell 6 6 ), 7 JS p m St Lou j s (Ste ber! 7]) at S"'n Francisco (Ca ldwell 12 J !. 10 30 He'd use more muscle against • • pnce mcrease WASHIONGTON (UP!) Sen. Howard M. Metzenbawn, said Thursday D-Ohio, President Ford should use more muscle in Ute fight against Inflation ID hold wage and price u~es. Metzenbaum, dW'mg a news conference, said he Is against wage and pnce controls at the P-resent . ~e but that the jawhomng approach Ford has taken agamsl mflallon should be strong. . The lameduck senator ctled the. case ~f General Motors, ~htch cut tis announced P':'Ce mcrease for 1975 automobiles by .•o per cent after bemg cntictzed by Ford. Metzenba~ termed Ute GM prlce_cut.~s JUSI plain window dressmg an?, satd he would have used a hltle more muscle. u ~~~:YofD:!:!y A and boob related ID manned space fltght.s will be featured al the Middleport Public Library next week. The public lS tn· vtted Hours of the Middleport Library are 1 ID 5:30 p.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday; 9:30 ID 2 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday and 9:30 to 5 p m. Saturday. aspirin. 5aturda'1' 1S Games St Lou1s at Sa n Franc 1sco Atlanta at New York Montreal at Cmcl twil ight P 1ttsburgh at Los Ang , n1ght Hou ston at Ph ll~delph•a , n1ght Amer~can Ride and Run . Jr. Pleasure. open - rider 18 yrs. and ~Xtder no statuons Youth W11tern Horsem.-.shlpl ,,. thru 18 yrs . Wall<· Trot Horse. rider 8 yrs I League East W I J)Ct g b Boston 72 57 558 New York 67 62 519 5 Clevelar'!d 64 64 500 7 1 1 Baltimore 64 65 496 8 M il wa uke e 62 69 473 11 Detro!! 61 69 469 11 111 West w 1 pet g b Oakland 75 56 573 KansasC1ty 69 61 531 S 11 Texas 68 64 515 1 111 Ch !caoo 65 66 496 10 M 1nnesota 63 68 481 12 Cal1forn •a 51 80 389 24 Thursday ' s Games Boston 3 Ch1cago 2, n 1ght a a. Balt1more 6 Texas 2 , n1ght COni 'I' games schedu led ) Today•s Probable P1tchers (All T1mes E OT) Cleveland { Bosman 53) at Texas { Hargan 10 8L 9 p m Balt1more ( Cuellar 15 10 1 at I think he also worries about retirement in about eight years time. He Is an accounlanl and in recent years quite a few of his colleagues collapsed and died shortly after retirement. I reckon one cannot run away from retirement, but rather prepare lor II. Could you please recommend literature on 101 ways ID occupy one's self In retirement? DEAR READER - You are very wise. Most people go ID great lengths preparing for death. They have msurance for death, estate planning for their heirs and even plan where lhey are going to be b1111ed, but aU !Do few plan for living. You are absolutely right, the best way to survive and enjoy retirement is to plan lor II properly You may he in teres led in my book, "Stay Youthful and Fit," (Harper and Row).lt provides a complete guide of what changes occur as you get older, and whst we know about how ID prevent such problems. That most definitely includes plans for keeping occupied. Your husband 1s prohsbly having a true middle-aged 1 depression. If it is any worse, he may need some profesaional cour.seling or even some medicine to perk htm up. Men do get depressed when Utey realize that the major span of their supposedly prOductive years Is behind lhem. Our society isn't very helpful here because the retirement system often makes people qull being useful members of society. In fact, many pamle In Uteir "'t' 60s and older have the best years of Ulerr l1ves before them, if lhey use It properly. I pointed out in my book that the Abkhastans often are working in the fields from age 90. ID 100. And, they keep a vigorous interest m community affairs and family affairs. In short, they continue to feel needed. It Is imporlant to increase social contacts. Get into organizations that will keep you active and involved. Each person has to choose his own area of Interest, but the point is to choose somelhing. It may be a garden cluJ>.type activity and learning to raise your own food. Thsl ought come in very handy after retirement or, the way things are going, even SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS ( UP!) " Knowmg Cognac covered the sloppy mtle m 2·05 4-5 Thurs"' day mght to capture the featured open pace lor two' year-<>lda at SCioto Downs The winner, ahead of Early ~~ " lengths, returned $2.40, $2.40 · and $2 .20 Terry Lobell was thtrd . The 8-6 mghtly double Paoh for Cash. Non. Reglstered Horse. sooner. Good hObbies are great for maintaining interest and Making smaU furniture and photography turn some people on and may turn into a second career With good financial return. You may think I'm just dreaming, but that Is Jmportant. Part of depression and agtng is simply losing your. dreams. Having somelhing to, look forward to or ID strive for is important in th .. psychological aspects o(. s~ying youthful and enjoying: every year of it. So, dream the: impossible dream and then se~ oullo make it come true. Youth• Is often a stale of mind. : Send your questions to Dr.~ Lamb, in care of lhls: newspaper, P. 0. Box 1551,: Radio City Station, New York, • N. Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr.•• Lamb's booklet on balanced: diet, send 50 cents ID the same : address and ask for the : Diet" booklet. 1 I } l .J WFL Standtngs East 1. t. pet Flor ida 6 2 0 750 NewYork 5 3 o 625 Ph ll a 4 4 0 SOO JIHc:nvl 3 5 0 J75 central w 1 t pet Brmghm 8 0 0 I 000 Chicago 6 2 0 750 Memph iS 6; 2 0 75 0 w Jlt pa ISS Ill 178 203 1.57 125 144 147 Americans riddle Fire pf 226 221 246 pa 132 193 CHICAGO ( U' l ) - The mfantry heat the bombers 0 8 0 000 138 We s t w 1 t pet pf s Cal1f 5 3 o 615 184 Hou s ton 3 .4 1 444 67 Hawa li ns 1 1 0 125 133 Portland 0 7 1 Ill 9!1 Thursday ' s Result Bi rm i ngham 2'2 Chicago 9 !Only game scheduled ) '- Sunday ' s Game Houslon at The Hawa11ans !O nly game schedu l ed ) Monday's Games Portland at DelroJ t Ch,cago at s Ca l tf MemPh•S at Jacksonville F l ortda at Bl r m•ngham Phlladelphta a! New Yor k (On ly games scheduled) 236 115 when pa 122 249 212 Football League. A National Football League refugee, Oaarhe Harraway, punched out 80 yards on the Ma1or Leagu e Leaders By Unlted Press tnternat,onal Leadmg Batters National League g. all r h . pet Garr , At I 130 555 78 199 359 ZISk, P1t '119 437 62 144 330 Garvey LA 125 519 78 169 326 Ol1vr, P•t 115 482 75 154 320 Sm 1th,StL 113401 60 127 317 Bucknr , LA 113450 64 142 316 Brock Stl 123 507 Bl 160 315 Gross, Hou 125 466 66 147 315 Crdnl , Chi 112 428 63 133 311 Grnmo, em 11 9 363 56 11 2 309 Amer.can Leagu e g ab r h pet . Carew M1n 125 491 71 179 365 Hrgrv e, T ex 104 332 49 115 346 McRae KC 117 428 61 136 318 Yaz. , Bos 121 425 77 134 315 Orta , Chl 11 2 413 66 130 315 Maddx . NY 105 341 56 105 306 Randle lex 124 423 55 129 305 Jac ksn , Oak 121 416 75 117 305 Allen, Chi 120 438 B2 133 304 Ptntela , NY 111411 55 124 302 Home Runs Nat1onal League Sc hmtdf , P.hll 32. Wynn L A 29 Ben ch , C1n 26, Pere z, C1n and Cedeno. Hou 22 Amencan League Al len , Ch 1 32 Jackson , Oak 26 , Bur roughs , Tex 25 , Tena ce, Oak 21, Melton , Chi , Mayberry , KC and Darwm , M tnn 20 Runs Batted In Nat1onal League Bench , C1n and Schm1dt, Ph i l 96 Wynn , LA 94 , Garvey , LA 92 Ceden o, Hou 87 • A m e r 1 c a n League Bur roughS, Tex 106 . Alten , Ch1 and Bando , Oak 85, Rud1 Oak 83 , Darw1n , M 1nn and Jackson , Oak Bl Stolen Bases Nat1ona1 League . Brock , St L 93 Lopes, LA 55, Morgan. C.n Amencan League North , Oak 46 , Lowenstein , Cl ev and Patek , KC 31 P1tch•ng Nat10nal L:eague Messers m1th , LA 16 s , Bllltngham , Cm 16 8, Gullett, C1n and McG io !hen , St L 15-B, P N1ekro , All 15 11 Amer1can League T1ant , Bos 20 9, Hunter , Oak 20 10 Busby , KC and Jenk1ns, Tex 19 11. Wood, Ch1 19 16 • • ••• "Follow mel There's tt Qlrl over here sun bathing In II string bikini with NO STRINGS AT· TACHEDI" Bareback Horsemanship. In registered c:laues, proof of r&Qislration must bt shown •• •• •• •• at enlry; proof of age for youth may bo requested ; all poniH mu1t have measurement cards: all (Ontest clanu ~-------------------- -I f and that after Chicago scored, ~<we came back and beat leg at training camp here all week, Mubtmann . planned to Browns all , set for tilt with Bengals camp operations at Hiram Col- West Germany ts hopeful of lege In Htram, Ohto, with a kicking in Sunday's game family night dinner party. agatnsl the Cleveland Browns The team was to work out on m Columbus. After resting the arttfictal turf at Baldwin Wallace today hefore leaving for Columbus, where players will work out at Oh1o State stadiwn Saturday . CABLE FoW' rookies were trinuned Snarl Proof Reg. $4.69 •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE o. Thursday to reduce the squad to 60 men. Gone are defensive back BOb Jones, kicker Tom Gooden, guard Lincoln Fuge, and recetver Mike Puestow. Puestow was drafted in the lOth round and Gooden in Ute 11th. The oUter two were free agents. MF 8 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 34" MOWER MF 14 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 42" MOWER Electric St;;.: Automalic Sale , 0.00 Reg. Price 52040.00 Price 164 •• •• • Seat. By RICK VANSANT WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP!) - A spramed hand wouldn't be so bad. A hard !mock on the elbow he could take. But a charley horse m his right leg - the ktckmg leg that only spells bad news to Horst Muhlmann. The Cmcmnatt Bengals place kicker has been m pain for a week wtlh a naggmg swellin~ m hiS nghl thtgh. MuhlmaiUl, 34, oldest man on the team, says at's the first MF 8 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 34" MOWER Electric Start, Sale Price •785.00 ••• • •• Carter hlt Jtm SCott on a 28yard throw for Clucago's only score. But the Fire could rush for only 70 yards and Btmungham could play ball control wtth 77 plays to ~ for Chicago them." Carter said he "htt plenty of receivers in the chest but I've thrown so many over their heads too that I can't corn. plam." Fire Coach Jim Spa vital said his team "ju.sl got licked pretty good. Our defense did its JOb but our offense did nothing. How we react ID this loss will determme our future the rest of the way. I think we'D bounce back." It was the second loss In eight games for Chicago. 1 Campbell, 51, won the most dramatic of Thursday's matches, sinking pressure putts on the 17th and 18th holes ID stay ahve and then ousting Seve LeJko of Belhesda, Md , on the firsl extra hole. Sovereign, said he felt his horse was "ready," tho\Jgh he gets up and tl would have ID he a two-man job, one to hold him was not pleased at the delay. and the other to tie him up," a winner Baker satd. "If there had been twice tbis year on orr tracks, a needle man running around remamed a 2-1 favorite. like there apparently was at Trainer Ned Bower reported Indianapolis, he probably that AnVIl, one of the favorites, would have done Ute same Golden Sovereign, was "fme." The horse was thing rather than use a cham." found Wednesday morning with a chain wrapped around a rear leg and suffered an ankle bruise which caused an investigation of the Incident. Because of the certam off track, there appeared no chance that the HambleiDman record, 1:56 2{i set by Super Bowl in 1972, would be approached, let alone broken. The firsl heat of Ute race was scheduled for I :30 p.m. CDT, the second at 1:45 p.m., with the fiVe top fintshers in each heat schedaled for a lhll'd heat at3:05 p m. Should a different Bower said he felt 1t was "a freakish accident," and lhough there was swelling on the ankle Thursday, .he believed the horse worked well. Pres1dmg Judge Orrin Baker, investigating the inctdent, SB!d he too believed it horse wm each beat, the three was an accident. "The groom winners would return for a told me when anybody enters dec1ding fourth heat at 4:50 the stall, the horses always p.m. a test 11 today. pain away. It all started last Thursday, It only got worse. "After the game it hurt more when MuhlmaiUl noticed the large muscle in his right thigh than ever," said Muhlmann. was puffed up. "The doctors took some blood "I couldn't believe 1t," he out. I don't know how much. I satd. "Never anything like this _closed my eyes so I couldn't see before. I don't know why tt the damn needle." came on. It could be I'd been Since then Mublmann has kicking too much, but I don't rested the leg under doctor's think I've been domg more orders. The leg was packed m than in other years. ice one day and treated with "Maybe tlle muscle was just heat Ute next. Pain and swelgetting tireder and tireder and ling have been reduced some. "Now I want to see what I didn't know it." The soccer._o;tyle kicker had happens when I kick ngam," hoped the sweUing and pain says Mubln18nn "I want to bE would go away before last able 10 kick in the game SunMonday night's nationally- day." teleVISed game against the II the doctors decide MuhlDetroit Lions. II didn't. mann ahouldn't play Sunday, "I got up Monday mornmg head Coach Paul Brown says and I could hardly walk," he pgnter Dave Green probably recalls "It really hurt, but I wlU do the place-kicking, alfelt like I had ID play." though there's a chance MublmaiUl winced with pain quarterhsck Ken Anderson, while he warmed up and he the learn's thlrd<rtring placemissed his first extra point try kicker, could be used. of the night. Although he pro)>. The chaef prosecutor at the ably shouldn't have, he insisted Nuremberg Trials in 1946 on kicking the rest of the game, was Robert H. Jackson, associate justice of the U.S. hoping somehow ID work the Supreme Court c ~ Nahonal league (11 1Rn5.) ~ ~,~,Koson, Hernandez ~gg ~gg g~~18g~= l: ~ ~~ 1. Giusti ~ mcue '1n w·1•• WIJ ~ ~ •ta•e W rlll!crm ss s (10 ) and Sangulllen , Bryant , ~ sosa <e L Morr i s <ln , Moffitt ~ ( 11 ) and Rader WP - Moftlt 5·6 , ~~ \..P - Giustl 6 5 HRs- Kmgman ~ (14ttl) , Starge ll (21st) StateFarmhasapolicynpte,ally dHcned tor renttrl TM COli " ~ Houston 000 000 000- 0 51 low the"'"•'~U•Sir•t Anclwlth NY 103 003 00)( - 7 11 0 lnllahon Cover•1• pro. ~ Roberts, York (5), Scherman ~ tectloncanalwepstaru~t~t• (9) and M May, Seaver (6 8) - automat1t~lly Just what ,ou'd and Oyer LP - Roberts 9 11 eapec:t from lhe world I 11 home --- Rogers (9th), 12 18 Garr ~:t~ouis Du~go HRs - (lOth) , z ~ fJ fJ Lum Smgleton ooo ooo 102- 3 8 o San 000 000 010- 1 1 1 Curt is (B 12) and Slm mons , Jones, Hardy (9) and Kendall LP - Hardy (1 4) HR -S 1m mons (17th) ~~:c:~~ your ~ '"'S"T"E'VC.EIIIorSNdOWot••i•DEN Allon1o 013 100 too- 7 1l 1 Montreal 010 000 010- 2 11 1 P Niekro , House (8J and Correll, Rogers , Carrlthers {4), Montague (61 , Murray (B) and Foote wP.- P N lek ro 15 11 LP - g s§ s ".&.· SS s sour mggg J8~= :; ; Bonham , Reusch e I (8J. LaRoche (8) and SWISher , Messersmtth , Marshall (8) and Yeager WP - Messeruruth (1 6· 5) LP- Bonham (10 ,17) HR LaCock (\stl <Only games scheduled l Amencan League Bait 101 JIO 000- 6 13 1 Texas 001 100 000- 2 6 2 Grimsley <IS 121 and Wt Iiams, Etchebarren ( 8), Bibby , Stenhouse (4J, Broberg 16) , Thomas (9) and Sundberg LP - B1bby (18 15 1 HR - Roblnson (7th) Boston 102 000 000- 3 8 2 Chtcago 000 000 20o- 2 9 1 Lee, Seoul (7) and Mont gomery , Wood (19 \6 ) and Herrmann WP-Lee (15 111 (Only games scheduled) Bengals" ace kicker has charley horse ONLY -• •• audibles than he usuaUy does, DU QUOIN, ll1 (UPI) - A Ute track to force out excess break m the weather and some water, then harrow it, level It mtensive track cond.itiomng by and fmally use a special mamtenance personnel was harrow to cut furrows in the expected to let the twtee wet places to assure traction postponed $160,150 Ham- for the horses. bletoman for 3-year"'ld trotThe weather forecast was for ters to be held today. no more rain, but perhaps Track supermtendent BOb some wmd and sun to aid Green sa1d he would put a full drying out the clay surface. crew on the track as soon as Green satd 180 tons of posstble th1s mornmg and he limestone spread on the track expected thst m three hours Wednesday should help the the surface would he good for conditioning program. racmg, tf not fast. All of the near record field of "I'll be happy If we get a two- 22, which will race in two mmute track," Green said. "I divisions, got onto the mam was hopmg for 1.56 hefore the track or the practice track for rains came " workouts yesterday. Most Two.year-old flllies were driVers believed !bell' horses clocked in the 1.57 range mtghl have lost a litUe in Tuesday before the Wednesday condtlton111g due to the delay. ram forced the first postponeDtck Richardson, drtver of ment of the Hambletoman. the favorite, Golden Green said he first -would roll Reg . Price $836.00 Electric Start Automatic Reg . Price 51045.00 •• • Carter. 1'hursdlly. " I want ID play on the World Cup team, I want ID play another Walker Cup. I want to play anolher Masters By RICK VAN SANT the season. as an amateur And Hopefully , OXFORD, Ohto (UPI)- !1....._ Mtaml opens the aeaaon Sept. another U.S. Open as an you ' ve got t wo talente(IWP7 at home agl;linat Eastern amateur '' quarter backs, use them, Mtchlgan, then has an open Koch ourvived Thursday's ftgures "!iaml FoothaU Coach Ssturday before traveling to Purdue Sept. 21for whst should double round just when it Otck Crum. And If necessary, at the same be the IDughest opponent on the looked like he was certatn t.o he tune schedule . elimmated. exactly what Crum En route to a perfect 11-Q That's He sank a SMoot pull to win Ute 18th hole in hts morntng plans to do this season , so he's season last year, the Redskins against VuJCe Heafner, a North teachtng quarterback Sherman whipped Pe~ ude 24-19 and the BollerCarolina State junior and he Smith, a good runner, to play- Crum expects 11 the match Koch then won on flanker m order to team with makers to be SUper jacked-up passmg-minded Steve Sanna. for us this hme around." the second extra hole . Smith, a 6-4, 205-pound Junior The key play In the win over He had a little less trouble in from Youngstown, has been Purdue tast season probably the afternoon, beating Shelby prachcing at Ute flanker post- was Brad Cousino's block of a Houston, l.up, after missmg a t10n smce trammg camp Boilermaker punt late in the patr of stx-foot putts that could opened a couple of weeks ago game. have ended the match much "It's been working outline,'' The 6-o, 195-pound middle earlier and then losing the 16th he says. "I'm learning the guard went on ID become the and 17th holes. routes and I can hang onto the MidAmerican Conference's This morning's quarterfinal passes. " Defensive Player of the pairings sent Koch againsl Jeff "I still prefer toplay quar- Year" and the native of Toledo Pomerantz of Weston, Conn. i terback but when I don't, bemg ts back this year to anchor the Rtchard Sucher of Mequon, a flanker sure beats sitting on defense. Wis., agamst John Grace of the bench. I want to be in there ••J love to hit and I want ID Fort Worth, one of the tour- all the tune." get going," smd Cousino "I'll nament surprises so far with Crum calls Smith the best make no bones about it. I don't five easy viciDnes; NCAA all.around athlete on the team like practice. I'm a game man. champion Curtis Strange of and says he also will use him at I'm itchy for those Saturday Wake Forest agamst former quarterback at tunes durmg afternooru1." Connecttcu!Open winner Jerry Courvtlle, and I~ U S Amateur champ•on Bill Campbell \.''"'""VIII1111IIj agamst Uruversity of Alabama Mator League Results ~ ~ By Un1ttd Prentnternaflonal ~ senior Jerry Pate. Rain delays race second time The native of GElsenkerchen, Reg. Price $940.00 • 1 BEREA, Ohto (UPI) - The Cleveland Browns reported to their new tralning camp at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea today In Ute wind-down of preparations for Sunday's game With the Cincinnati Bentime in hiS SlX years With the gals at Columbus. Bengals lhat he's had such a Last mght the Browns conproblem. cluded their early tralnmg MF 8 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 34" MOWER Recoil Start Sale Price •709.00 • throw to Paul Robmson Ule backs ran well and I think our Amen cans never were in offensife line did a good job of danger. They more than over- blowing them out of there." came the 263 yarda amassed in Mira said the Fire defense passing by Chtcago's Virgil forced him to call more ground, Art Cantrelle ran for 58, mcludmg a three-yard ''We moved the ball well," scormg run, and Jimmy Ed- Btrmmgham Coach Jack Golla wards plcked up 57 yards, sald. ~~our defense came up mcludmg a two-yard touch- and stopped them ltme and down run as the Americans ttme agam. This was probably rushed for 212 yards m rackmg our best defensive effort up lhetr e ighth v1ctory wathout because we were playmg such a loss . a good offensive football team. Along with George Mtra's ' 10ur defense has come a '\/passing, 12-<lf-29 for 139 yards, long in a very short lime and it includmg a 19-yard touchdown really showed All our running MF 5 HP RIDING TRACTOR WITH 26" MOWER Reg . Price $420.00 Sale Price '368.00 • Birmmgham ri1ght to remam the only un. beaten - team In the World 14 7 WITH NO TRADE-IN • the Amertcans chopped down the Chicago Fu·e- ~. Thursday Last chance to buy brand new 1974 MF tractors and mowers with full1-year warranty at rock bottom prices! •• My feellnK ,. they turned pro too soon." Koch hasn 'I made that mistake . He'll receive his degree from Ute University of Florida in December. U he can win two more matches today and a 36hole fmal on Saturday, it would set up some or the other goals " I'm lookmg forward to it," Koch has In mind for hunself concedes Koc h, "but there's a "I want to wm Ute U.S. lot of other thtngs I want to do Amateur.'' Koch said, dropftrst. I want to really feel like pmg his drooping frame Into a I'm ready before I turn pro A lawn chall' near the Ridgewood lot of my frtends qutl school Country Club ~lubhouse after and it seemed to me It tDok being extended to a total 38 them tune to adjust as a pro. holes In two vic tories on Jh Umfed Pr en lnter nat•onat FALL CLEAN-UP SALE! ' • they some. one young man who squarely fats In to that category 1s m an Massey-Ferguson lawn/garden tractor • anx~ety, hmes forget about the long tr aps, the late nights and the lousy motels But every so oft~n. an except1 on comes a long, and ~--- • •" •• •• Berry's World T.V. & Appliance Gas Server Phone 985 -3307 Chester, Ohto a' 53 II Ridenour's In thetr 8all lm ore a! Kan City n1g h l 8os ton Mlnne:sota New York at Chicago , n ight Cott forn la a! M il waukee Oakland at De trolL n1ght l I ' l • Open Reining. • I promoting social contact. '~Balanced Author1:r:ed dealer for Zentth · Gibson - HardWICk Kit · chen A1d Litton ( M1crowave Oven) . Also Ooxol Propane Servtce ' Pleasure electrically timed cornbmahon of Freeze and -, Titan Bahama pa1d $62.80 • The crowd of 3,993 wagered - $210,868. The meet ends Sept 10. FAMILY AFFAm COLUMBUS (UPI) - Bill Cosby and the Slyllstlcs headline the entertainment IDday at the Ohio State Fair. Performances were scheduled for 4·30 p.m. and 8:30p.m. at the grandstand. Dry weather and sunny dkies were expected ID draw a large crowd ID the fairgrounds tbis weekend. anr1 under. .:. ngllsh Pleasure, Hunt Retirement by more than three I.' HIIX1EWOOD, N .). !UP. J - excellent p0ti1tion tOday II> wm Most ol today's ~ood. young the U , S. Amateur golf 8 JO p m college golfer. JUSt tan 'I walt chsmptonship. Boston <Moral 7 6 l at M in ntosola t Biyteven 11 1.5) , ts 30 W1ltl the day they 're able to Gary Koc·h is 21 ytars old, an p m :~ge wht."n many o[ his friends New York (Gura 1 01 at turn proresslonlll Ch. lcago I Kucek 0 0 ), 9 p m Jn that respect, they aren 't so are either making money or Cautornta { Ryan 16 14) at M il waukee IKOb~l 6 10 ) , 8 30 different from their colleague~ trying to go on Ule pro golf IDur, who play other sports. but~ isn't even thinking about p m Oakland ( Holtzm an IS JJ ) at 'l,ey're enger to grab at the that. Detroit !LaGrow B U l , 9 p m S•turday 's Gam es big money At least not ju.st yet . Cl eveland at lexas, n ig ht Kansu, C:ify 10a1 can ton 8 01. OetrOII pm Time to prepare for retirement but feel helpless when he is so depressed and won't even take Atlanta !Ca pra 17-6) at N ew York fS adeck.• 51), 8 OS p m P ittsb urgh (Rooker 9 10 1 at Los AnOE!Ies I Ra u 12 6 ). 10 30 " DR. LAMB By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband hss just celebrated hiS 52nd birlhday, and since he turned 50, I notice he has seemed depressed. He 18 m good health with a good head of black hair, no gray yet He seems to get headaches across his forehead. It seems to me he is going through Ute menopause. He refuses to see our doctor saying he is not sick, JUSt under the weather. I try ID cheer bim up,- w, I Bl om English Equitation, rider 18 yrs and under Registered Appaloosa Pleasure Stake Race Western Pleasure Pony, .48" to 56" Inc. rider 16 yrs . and under. Western Horsemanship, over 18 horses onlv . English Pleasure Horse. Miami will use !f. two quarterbacks ?~ LosAng~les CQLUMBUS (UP!) - Heavy 'j rainfall kept attendance down Thursday at Ute Ohio State ( '.;, -~------------------------~ Lettars .t oplalon are welromed. They ohould be leN 11 Fair but cleanng weather IDday along wtlh the start of • word1 long (or be oubjeclto reducUon by tile 1 the Labor Day weekend was •• II llulll editor) llld mul be elgned with tile olgnee'• 8dd.-. I 1 N...,.• uy be withheld upon pubUullon. However, OD I expected to swell attenctance 1 figures: •• 1 req-, names wiU be dilclosed. Lelten oboald be laloed 1 The crowd Thursday nwn' 1 Iaiiie, •ddl'OIIJDg iloaes, not penonaUUes. 'I I bered 142,165, about 14,000 fewer fairgoers on the same day a year ago. So far this year, 1,467,230 persons have visited the world's largest state fall' .. I I I I Entertainment today was to be headlmed by BtU Cosby and the Stylistics, presenting Children's move justified grandatand programs at 4:30 p.m. and 8:30p.m. Dear Sir: Other attractions scheduled On August 26th seven children who were residents of our for IDdsy mcluded two perforMeigs County ChUdren's Home were moved ID the Gallia County OIUftn's Horne. Thla action waa taken with the full en- mances by the Dan Fleenor &.raemeni of the ChUdren's Home Citizens' Committee. A Auto Thrtll Show, hve deteptlon from our committee met wilh our County Com- teleVISton broadcasts, the Ohio missioners and dlscusaed the situation at great length. We all State Fair Tractor Pull Contest, amateur flower agreed iliiit io make the move was tbe best solution for several arrangement judgmg, open reaaona: The GaUia County Home Is in excellent condition. The class s~p show, a .horse show, performances by the eotlmaled coot of renovation of our building was approximately Ohio State Fair Youth Sym$17,000. Gallla County ta licensed to house 35 children. Meigs County phony and open class dairy goat judging. · baa no license at all. The Donald Guckian larruly Gallla County baa a Children's Service Center Meigs County of Eaton and the James Prall does not. Gallla County had a Ch~ Welfare BOard. Meigs County does family of Mechamcsburg combined to take every nbhon in not. the Junior Fair and Open Class In the past 3\2 years Meigs County has had four couples as Shorthorn Milking competition llllPet'VIIon of tbe home. Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Gallta County bavebeen therefor almost a year and Intend to slay on. Mr. Gray Thursday. Is a teacber and Mrs. Gray is a regilltered nurse. Melga County will continue to be totally responsible for our children who are being housed in GaUia County. The Children's Horne Citizens' Committee will continue ID lunction. !have been in personal contact with Mrs. Jerry Miller, Children's Services Director, this week. We intend to visit the home in the near future. We a1ao hope ID be able to meet with the Child Welfare BOard and arrangements for this are pending. Four persons were Injured in Mrs. MIUer aSSIU'ed me !bat the chUdren are adjusting well to the change. She suggested that tbe chUdren be invited to spend a three-vehicle colliston at 4:45 p.m. Thursday on Rl. 7, one the weekend in homes in our community. Thill would reassure Ute children that although they hsve been moved tbey have not been and three tenths miles south of forgotten or abandoned. Interested persons ,should contact Mr. Rt 218. According to the Galliaand Mrs. Gray at tbe horne. The child or chUdren could be picked .., on Friday evening and be returned by supper lime on Sunday. Metgs Post Stale Htghway I urge aU persons and organlzattona who have shown their Patrol, a truck driven by interest In the Jlllllt by gills, donations, parties, etc., to continue to Charles D. Holley, 53, do 11>. Mrp. Miller said any activities plarmed for the Gallia Gallipolis, pulled Into the highCounty children would include the Meigs County ones. There are way into the palh of an auto operated by Jeffrey C Steele, now 20 residents of tbe home. Let us aU remember that although they don't live here 19, Gallipolis, forcing Steele to anymore, they are still "Our Kids." - June VanVranken, drive left of the center where ·his car slammed into an auto Chainnan, Children's Home Clti%enll' Committee. operated by Wilham T. Porter, 75, EUFeka Star Rt. Against rate increase Steele and Porter and two passengers In Ute Porter car, Middleport, Ohio \ Ruth A. Cox, 31, and Wyle Aug.ZI, 1974 Warren, 72, Crown City, all Dear Sir: I 110 wbere the CowtCII of Middleport voted In favor of raising suffered Injuries. They were taken to Ute Holzer Medical aurCableT.V. well,forone,Iam not in favor or raising it. I want Center by the SEOEMS amto thank the three councilmen not in favor of raising it. Tbolllt was brought up in the meeting by some smart person bulance. thalli we did not want to JliiY more ID have II taken out. Weill would like to say I like Cable TV but I will not be able ID loHp 1181 this raise. Does that person feel a!Hghl to deprive Iota ~ "" llnlor cltizena wbo are not lucky, IU<e some, to pay the COLUMBUS (UP!) - The rUe. dlolrlbulion of $3.39 million in That'• the trouble with the world !Dday. The fellow with Iota welfare assistance money to don't w.nt u people with lesaiD have any say . Olilo's 88 counties was !lll.,_, Qty turned it down. nounced thill week by the state ,..,. not Mlddleport7 Let'o see If tbey will discontinue our auditor's office. The auditor's Bei«e we 11rallow hQOk and all. , office said over half the money WhJ tlld lbe Cable TV haveiD be represonted by an attorney? I wenl to all counties to help .., t~~ellinl, be mull have scared our other three councilmen cover general relief and adllld 1111' Jllal'OI'. rnlntatrallve costa of welfare Yours truly, operations. 114!n Bite;'. Dilllrlbutions ranged from . aides, would act as ""NlXI.K1'$ JLW.«:X'/..::::-;:::;z¢'..::~::-:;.:-::::;:.:-::::::7.w-;:;:;:-.:::-.w.:w,....-u.~:-~*••fll!f Pomeroy, Ohin rJ~ •• ,........, fJ .,.,_ .. 11 ,_, •••uu•.c• ~ rJ fJ STAll FAJIIIFIMAIDCASUALntOIIPM'f ~ ~ ~ ~,;,;;,/\..;;,;.,~ fi74De No games, No gimmicks Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area 5lf4% ON PASSBOO"SAVINGS 51!4 per cent year !Nfd on Regular Passbook savings. No MmAmum. Interest from date of deposit to dat• • of withdrawal. Interest compounded quarterly. .4)MEIGS ~~RANCH Th• Athtns Counry Savmcrt a. LHn Co 296 Second St. Pomeroy. Ohio All Accounts Insured To 520.000 by FSLIC . . .... ~'·... -~. ~ GET IT TOGETHER FOR FALL '7 4! FALL AND WINTER SUITS SPORT COAT .A.otk.,._. {]ooJ B"'l /rom IJaf.,.'J. By: Cutlee, Merit, Sale '864.00 Price • Warren Sewell, Hubbard Poly~ster I ' 1111en with uc:h pair of Poll Parrot •hoiS 399 WEST MAIN SliiEET 992.2164 POMEROY, OHIO THE STORE WITH"ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS - GARDENS heritage house Vo\tr Thom MeAn Store o. • \ • • Kmts and Wool Blends Excellent Selection of Famous Nrune Brands !~.non TV, MODERN SUPPLY ~ • FUINITUII MIDOL ..OIIT, 0• BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0, " �t - The Daily Senti,.., I, Middleport-P<Xneroy, 0., Friday, Aun. JO, 1974 Mitchell medalist in Seniors action • alumni to toured the Ponderosa. tcr oss o.r 78. Ja mes Mr s. ·Pearl Reyno lds, Mrs. Mar te Hack. Carding ton , In San Francisco, they rode DeB..-dc, Por tsmou th Elks. Middle pOrt, ha s re turned from a nd Mrs . Wanda Strine, Hayesthe cable cars and subways, low ne t of 67.. th e 64th Annu a l Natio na l ville. Over 70: F..dwin A. Jones, The tri o m o tored to had lea in a Japanese Tea conventi on of the Daughters of Fairgreens , low net of 116, Ed Union Ve terans, Civil War, San California sightseeing as they Garden. toured China Town Tyner. Por tsmouth , low net of travele d . They visited the and dined at the Empress of The Masoo - Gallia Chapter Francisco, Calif. 74. Oldest player was Fred China Restaurant. Before A member Of Jane Howell Eisenhower home, chapel and of the Marshall University Russell, 79. meinorial In Kam~as, dr ove leaving California for the trip Runnerup was Herb Me· Alumni Association will Tent of Meigs County , Mrs. ~hrough the Rocky MOUiltain home, they visited a cousin in Cortnick, also of the hos1 spons..- a bus to Morehead, Ky. Reynolds atte nded a s a National Park, visited Carson Los Angeles, and took In Falrgreens club, with 78. ror the football season opener delegate from Ohio. The five- . City, L.ake Tahoe and Virginia Disneyland. In Arizona U..y Low net and winner of the be tween Marshall and day conVention was held at the City in Nevada, At Virginia went on an lndian Reservation, Joe Th<Xnas trophy was Bob Morehead State University on Sheraton .P alace Hotel. Also Ci ty where the filming of in Oklahoma, saw WID Roger• Wagner of POrtsmouth Elks attending the -convention were UnJted Press lntemaUooal method of hunting (bow or drawn are sent a pac ket Saturday night, Sept. 14, John two cousins of Mrs. Reynolds, '' Bonanza " took place, they Memorial, and whUe ln the with a '19-16-63 and runnerup Applications are being lie· shotgun ) . The application containing rules governing U1e Henzmann, president of tbe Ozarks attended the Ozark was Glen Danielson, Logan, hunts, starting times, assigned chapter announced today. local cepted for shotgun and archery Opry . The group also attended deadline is Sept. 15. with n-11~ . qate , and maps of the The bus will depart from the hunting an organ recital at the Mormon Send postcards to : Chair· One hundred and sixteen deer hunts on the 15.000-acre area , parking lot of Pleasant Valley Lexington Bluegrass Army deTabernacle in Salt Lake City. man, Wildlife Management golfers, largest nwnber of In past years, htmters were Hospital at apprmtimately 4:30 pot at Richmond, Ky ., off 1-?S. subcommittee, Lexington The one-day hwtts, which Army Depot, Activity, asked to be on hand at 4:30 p.m . on the day of the game. tntt!r-nation•t Lugue a .m . on their assigned hunting Only a limited nwnber of seats A rumma ge . sale was by Mrs . Betty Wehrung , take place in October for ar· l.exington, Ky. 40507. St•ndings. date for briefings and breakBy United Press International are available, so reservations planne d for Tuesday and treasurer, and Mrs, Evelyn chers and November for Successful applicants are North w. I. pet. g.b. shotgun..lug users, annually notified about one week before rast. Groups are theo rormed should be made immediately. Wednesday. Sept. 3 and 4, in Gilmore, secretary . Mrs. 82 so .62 1 The cfl'i t of the round trip bus the Main St. Building formerly Wehrung received an an· Rochester harvest about 6.10 whitetail their assigned htu1ling date; and hunters are moved into the 69 63 .523 13 Syracuse depot hunting area . fare and football ti cket is only occupied by Associated Radio mversary gift and she also deer from the depot's herd of this year's bow hunts .take 64 70 .478 19 Toledo You need not purchase elther Pawtucket 5 1 81 .386 31 1ll per person. when the Sew·Rite Sewing Club provided the 'I'YStery box, the about 2,000 animals. place on Oct . 12-13, 2&-27, south Kentucky hunting license the Reservations should be made met Wednesday night at the coo tents of which were guessed Hunters are asked to submit shotgun hunts Nov. 9, 10, 23 and w. I. pet. g . b . or deer tag until after you h_ave with Mario Liberatore, phone home of Mrs. Flo Strickland . by Mrs. Gilmore. Memphis 81 52 .609 single postcards bearing their 24 . Richmond 12 60 .545 s v, Refreshments were served Those whose names are been selected to hunt. In addi- 675-4480, Citizens National Mrs . Pandora Collins was Charleston 59 75 . 440 22 11? name, address and preferred tion, a $10 fee is asses~ each, Bank, Pt. Pleasant. Deadline is hfl'itess for the meeting. Tidewater 52 79 . 397 28 by Mrs . Collins to those named Thursday'• Resulh hunter on the morning of his Sept. 10. ]'vJrs . Ann Browning presided and Mrs. Lenora McKnight, Richmond 5 Charleston 2 assignC!I _date. · Rochester s Syracuse 0 at the session with members Mrs . Shirley Baily, Mrs . Toledo • Pawtuckrt 1, 1st The minimum age limit is 16, · · being a sked to take rwnmage Martha Hoffman, Mrs. Nettie Toledo 6 Pawtucket 3, 2nd Memphis at Tidewater . _post and any deer - buck, doe or items to the building Monday Boyer, Mrs. Barbara Muller. poned , taln fawn - may be taken. L.ast evening . Reports were given and Mrs. Mildred WeU. year's total harvest was 639 deer i~ between 500 and 600 are DRY MONDAY NEW YORK (UP!) - If it is the nicest surface in the anticipated this year. These are fine, bit whitetails. By Clarice Allen All state liquor stores will be takes Jimmy Connors as long world. record The Kentucky staie Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Miller, dosed Monday, September 2, a to reach the altar as it is taking Among Thursday's winners deer taken with a bow fell John, Stephen and Jennifer, legal holiday for state em- him to make center court at the The annual picnic of the Past and Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Beulal ;Rnval Crown was Tony Roche, the injury- there ; it weighted 286 pounds Union Town , spent a recent Matrons ployees. All stores will reopen u.s. Open tennis championof Evangeline Hayes, Mrs , Mary Hughes, Mr Bottlinci Company Sunday with Miss Lucille Chapter, Order of the Eastern and Mrs. John Lyons anc Tuesday, Sept. 3 at their u~ual ships, Chris Evert could hav,e plagued Australian who was a and carried 16 points. finalist here twice. Roche, · The depot hunting territory Smith. h : cause to worry. . Mid~.eport , Star, was held recenUy al the Eddie. ours. Connors, the · Wimbledon playing coach of World Team . consists of low hills, valleys Mr . and Mrs. Clayton Allen Cherry Ridge farm of Mr. and winner and the top seed here, . Tennis champion Denver, got and Creek bottoms with dense and Bill were in Ashland, Ky ., Mrs. Willis Anthony. by John James; a fellow cedar thickets , hardwoods and Tuesday, to visit Mr . and Mrs. got yet another day to recover Games were played with from his stomach trouble when Australian, in straight sets and open grasslands . Hunting from 0 . B. Martin ·a nd Robert Allen .. prizes going to the winners. will next test his "cured" trees is permitted and you may ·rain again disrupted the Miss Faith Ann McCain, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. tennis elbow against veteran take your own portable tree Marietta, spent a week with Marion French, Mr. and Mrs. Schedules Thursday. Now he Onny Paron of New Zealand. stand if you wish. No poisoned Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland . should be in tOp shape for his Jam.es Buchanan, Mr. and arrows may be used, nor handtwice-<lelayed debut against Mr . and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Walter Bunch, Mr. and Billie Jean King · bludgeoned guns. Buckshot is prohibited. Matlack and Donna Kay, Fort Jeff Borowiak in the stadiwn Mrs. James Clatworthy, Mrs. I've hunted the depot for four Worth , Fla., spent several days Isabel Fernandez of Colombia, today. S..2, ~2, and faces Sharon years ~nd have seen as many with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy Bertha Ebersbach, Mrs. Helen But then his archrival, .Stan Walsh next in the drive for her as 35 deer in one morning from and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush . Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, also benefitted from the Vaughan, Mrs. Roma Harrah, one tree stand. fourth Forest Hills title. hot. and wet weather. Smith, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Mr . and Mrs. Earl Knight, Mr. decidely off his feed this year, Eichinger . and Suzannah, has yet to complete his match Columbus, spent a recent with Jaime Fillol of Chile, weekend with Mrs . Opal which iS in the second set. E1chmger. Bla c k P6t. For Miss Evert, ber . debet Mr. D. D. Cleland, Colwnwas feminine disaster. She bus, called on Denzel Cleland , dldn 't have a thing to wear imd Tuesday. had·--to , borrow a dress from Miss Dedra Cowdry, Mrs. Melvina Barnhart, Rt. Sunday, September 8, there official Jerry Lewis marcher Krls Kemmer before opening Newark, returned home I, Middleport, is annOuncing badge, and will .have the second day's program on will be 17 volunteers contacting Monday after spending several the ·approaching marriage of their friends and neighbors in brochures, and receipts center court by trouncing Gall weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John her daughter, Doris Eileen, to Rutland and Racine to accept available. Mrs. May noted that Chanfreau, 6-1, 6-1. Rideno.W' and other relatives. David Warswlck , Cleveland. Her kid sister, . Jearme, 16, . contributions for the 1974,75 contributions to the "March Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Will, was the culprit. She was "March ·Against Muscular Against Muscular Dystrophy" 1lradenton, Fla ., called on Mr. J'he bride-elect is the daughter of the late Elmo Barnhart. supposed to carry the bag with Dystrophy" 1 according to Joan are .t ax deductible. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and BiU Warswick is the sQil of Mrs. May, Pomeroy·National Bank, · Funds raised through the Wednesday. Chrill' dress in it but · forgot, Elsie Warswick and the late Rutland Branch. The voltul- house to house .march will be probably because she was Mrs. Ehna Reuter, Akron, Se~ds · Seeds · Oyster Shellli and thinking too much about teers will be Identified by an used to provide authoriied and Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Edward Warswick .. Barnhart, a 1972 Miss patient care for those patients Evonne Goolagong, her first Gnt · Fertilizers . Lime . Cement & Freitag, North Canton, spent a graduate of Meigs High School, located in Meigs County, as round opponent. Jeanne not weekend with Mrs. Lucille Mortar_· Stock Salt . Water Softener • attended Ohio University and well as to help defray costs for only forgot the dresses, she Boys State Smith. Remedies · Salt . Litters . Vaccine • is employed in Cleveland. Her National Research the also got clobbered, 6-3, 6-0. Billy Robert Allen, graduate fiance is a graduate of · Program maintained by the -Roofing· Pai~ts. Red Brand Fencing. But there was more to this student at Lehigh University, return to Ohio U Cleveland High School and also Muscular Dystrophy Assoc . of second day of the Open. Baler and Bmder Twine . Sprays . Bethlehem, Pa., retW'ned .t here attended Ohio University. He America, Inc. Bjorn Borg, the Swedish Robert .M adaffer, presid.ent Gates. Monday after spending several will attend Cleveland State sweetheart of the teeny-bop· of the ·Ohio American Legion's days with Mr . and Mrs. University in the fall . Additional information is pers, huffed and puffed tn four Buckeye Boys State, said Clayton Allen. Miss Barnhart is the grandweird sets before slopping Thursday the Buckeye Boys availabl~ from Mrs. May or at Mr . and Mrs . James daughter of Mrs. Ike Barnhart Victor Amaya of Holland, State Board of Directors and the MDAA District Office at Ridenour, Mrs. Jean Swn· Mich., 6-4, H, 6-3, 6-3. There The American · Legion, 4770 Indianola Ave., Columbus. merfield and Mrs. Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. James Judson, Guysville. was a 50-minute rain delay Department of Ohio, have Sargent. returned home A late September wedding is . during the match and Borg accepted the invitation of Ohio Main Street Monday from a trip to planned. said he thought the delay hurt University to return to the Pomeroy Acapulco, Mexico. They went TO AITF..ND OU Amaya. But the 18-ye..-...ld Athens campus to conduct its Mary Cahoon will conclude by chartered TWA flight from Viking is most unhappy on Buckeye Boys State program her employment with the Colwnbus with the Gibson grass and his opponent today-is in June, 1975. Meigs·Gallia-Jackson 648 Refrigeration Corp. and stayed Vljay Amrltraj, the Indian The Boys Stale wbrkshop in at the Princess Hotel. SATURDAY- AUGUST31ST Davis Cupper who thinks grass citizenship had. been held on Board today. Miss Cahoon has been FOR the West Green of the Ohio .. working as a secretary since -SPIRITS AFTER "BIG 0" University campus for 11 years ST . LOUIS, Mo. ( UP!) - The prior to its move to the Ashland July 1973 when she started as a Spirits of St. Louis of the COE student in training. She is College campus in 1971, where ~erican Basketball Associa· it has been conducted since leaving to attend Ohio . tion said Thursday they have OF University as a full tlme that time-. GOODYEAR ATOMIC CORP; student in the Mental Health obtained the negotiating rights Oscar Robertson .. to Technician program, acRobertson, a J6.year-()ld vet· cording to Malcolm Orebaugh. OPE,.. TO PUBLIC AFTER s P.M. eran of 14 seasons of play in the National Basketbali AsMCCARVER RELEASED sociation, became a free agent ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP!) - The HOLZER CLOSING St. Louis Cardinals announced Aug. I when the Milwaukee The Holzer . Clinic will be Thursday night the release of · Bucks failed to offer him a closed Monday, Sept. · 2, in one-time AU-Star catcher Tim contract for the coming season~ U.S. 60 WEST~HUNTINGTON observance of L.abor Day. In MCCarver. If signed by the Spirits, he Only Alter Labor Day case of emergency during the McCarver played in 74 co uld play for them this holiday weekend, physicians of games with the Cardinals this season. the Holzer Clinic staff will be season and had a .217 batting on duly in the Emergency average. He was serving his Room (Phone 441h'i201) of the second stint with tlle team ......•.... 4'llt ,. • ' ·hospital to handle emergency after being an All-Star catcher LUNCH KITS, Reg. $3.49~-------~ sua cases only. Holzer Clinic will with St. Louis In the early 1960o THEME BINDERS, Reg. 79c . l7c resume normal operations and playing on the Cardinals' ALARM CLOCKS, Reg."$3.79 . 12.96 Tuesday morning, Sept. 3. · world championship team in CRAYOLA CRAYO"'S, 64 count, Reg . 11.29 73c 1964. A large tract of land has rec,e ntly been purchased by the CRAYOLA CRAYO"'S, 24 count, Rog. 49c 27t , PA"'TY HOSE, Reg. 99c poir 2 pr. 99c Grace Bible Baptist Church as a location for our new church 16-IN. ZIPPER GYM BAG, Reg. 13.49 $2.97 SCHOOL BOXES, Rot. 3ic . 27c 4,1N. SCII50RS, Reg.39c 33c plant. The site Is 4 miles north of Point Pleasant on Rt. YIN't'llllNDERS, lleg. $2.29 11.67 OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO s !CLOSE ACTRO LABELER, Rog. $1.47 f7c at the "traffic circle". Be looking for our sign on your wa·y AT NOON ON THVRS.l- EAST COURT ST LABEL TAPES, Reg. 77c . 57c POMEROY. ., to our services this week • . OE'K ACCEUORtEs, ROQ.II.29 97c IIIC7PAK 8ALL I'ENS;Roil.99c 67c CANVAS SNEAKERS. Rot. S2.2f si.ii ELDERLON GIRLS' PANTIES, Rov. 79c 4k Hf.tiR IRUSHIS, R09 . "·011 . 21orit.oo' SUNDAY 10:00 AM ' OINIM IASKETIIALt.: SHOES, Rov.l4.99 11.97 MORNING SERV~ .................11:110 AM ELMER'S GLUE, Reg.".Oil . 47c Coming Soon 24x52 Sectional House, .' L•UERINGANTISEPTIC, Rog.Sl.69 . 1k shingle roof, house siding & windows MUHEET FILLER P.t.PER 74C with big savings on first five homes. JACKSON - Thomas W, MlfcheU was medalillt In the eigllth annual Southern Ohio S.nklrs golf tournament held ncenUy at Fairgreens country club. Mitchell shot 3S-U-76. • Bicentennial commtsszon sets parades Mrs. Reynolds attends meet Marshall entries in the history of the tournament. competed in the· Ill-hole handicap eyenl. Class winners were : SG-$4 : Mike Bucci, Gallipolis, low gross of 78; Arnold Marsh, Fairgreens, low net of 71. 5S-S9 : Clarence Grandy. 1-"':an, low gross of 79: Bob WaKer. Portsmotith F:lks. low net of tl3 . .60·64 : Clark Hage r . Gallipolis, low ~ross of 81. Harold Brown. Gallipolis. low net of 6S. 65-69: Bob J.eBeau. London, 1ow attend tilt Hunters set fC?r new season JOIN~ nA~·~· - Teresa Snider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Casey, 189 Ash St., Middleport, has ac· eepted employment at The Beauty Spot on SR 113, Pomeroy. She Is a 1971 graduate of Meigs High School having completed a two-year course In cosmetology under the lttstrucllou of Mrs. Mary PoweU. Club plans rummage sale :U. S. Open delayed by rain second day in row I i • Chester News Notes I ' . . Graceful good looksthat feel great • l dys · l roph y March agalDS set for September 8th Past matrons have picnic Mrs. Ben (Jan nine) Petrel, Racine, who has resigned from the staff of the Meigs.JacksonVinton Bookmobile Service, was honored Thursday with a luncheon at the Meigs Inn. At the farewell luncheon, POMEROY Volunteer Fire Department, special meeting, hosted by Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, B p.m . at headquarters, But- -librarian, Mrs. Petrel was ' ternut Ave. presented a yellow rosebud SATURDAY GOSPEL Sing at Gallia Academy High School, 7:30 p.m. featuring The LeFevres, · The Gospelaires and The Heavenly Highway Trio. Freewill offering. SUNDAY BURRIS, L.anier, Nibert and Community Homecoming, Maj . Gen. ( Ret.) and Mrs. Millstone Church, Mason Co., George E . Bush will open their W. Va. Service begins 11 a.m. home all Court St. in Gallipolis Basket dinner . Dune an for a coffee hOur Saturday at Family, special singers . 10:30 a .m . with captains and Everyone invited. workers preparing for the ANNUAL homecoming al annual membership campaign L.angsvllle Christian Church. of the Tri-County Commtu~ity Basket dinner 12:30 p.m . AfConcert Association the guests . ternoon program at 2:30 All workers are urged to featuring special singing. attend. groups, the Uhrig Brothers .of Mr S , BI'Jl Br a d y 0 f pt . Chillicothe and the Good News Pleasant is general chairman Trio. REUNION of Abraham and Mary Will Bahr descendants , Archery Building, Royal Oak County and Mrs. Haro Id Sauer Park, with dinner all2 :30 p.ni. in Meigs county. General and Mrs. Bush are honorary cochairmen for the drive. FRIDAY MEETING of subscribers to Leading Cree.k Water Conservancy District, 7:30p.m . at grange hall ln Harrisonville. Coffee hour set for ·workers in Tfi-Co drive . Miss Barnhart plans wedding :!~~~~~~E~~·~:~~s:~~~~ will 1 s:::~sla;i~ea~-: . m~~;de~:t members, and renewal week SYMPATHY FLOWERS wiH begin on Sept. 9. A ukick· To Soften Sorrow From ·MARGUERITE'S eVASES 7.50 From eBASKETS 10.00 From CAMDEN PARK RESERVED .SPRAYS $12.50 Dudley's Aorist 59 N. Second St. "ANNUAL SUMMER OUTING" P,OINT-.;PLEASANT • MASON HONORED ~ Mrs. Jannine Petrel, seated, was guest of honor ala farewell luncheon atlhe Meigs Inn Thursday. Today sl)e completed her work at the Bookmobile headquarters in Pomeroy. Pictured with her are Mrs. Allen Hampton, standing left, recognized for her service on the book cart at Veterans Memorial Hospital, and Robert Pickett and Mrs. Elladene Wat· son, recognizee! for a new high in book circulation . off" dinner on Sept. 16 will open the week·long drive for new members. Descendants o( !\lOses and Susan Will also invited. MONDAY ANNUALL.abor Day parade, Pomeroy Fire Department sponsored 10 a .m: down Main St. to Butternut, to Fourth and then disband. Chicken barbecue starting at 1l a.m. · lasting until supply exhausted. Middleport AUTO GLASS "For All' Your Glass Needs" COMMERCIAI..JIESIDENTIAL 773-5710 773-5118 PHONE -·· NOTICE -. 62 OPTOMETRIST 192449! • _POMEROY, OHi(f · OPIN FRIDAY& SATURDAY NIGHTS i).... Our ,Oinvenlent -~ l'lln~· =-"""'""';...:~ - -- -.. Lly·A-Way ' picnic party on Beautiful SWEATER KNITS and Matching Plains and Fancies To Match Now At Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, stage<~ a get-acquainted party Tuesday night at Royal Oak Park. FoHowing a picnic, games were played. Guests were Sandy Scott, Maurisha Nelson, Linda King, Shelia Reeves, Brenda Haggy, Sandy Taylor and Yvonne Butcher. Members there were Connie Bailey, Sharon Bailey, Joyce Bartimus, Debbie Buck, Katby Cumings, Janet Downie, Kathy Fry, Karen Goins, Darla .Hawley, Barbara Logan, Karen McGraw, Dottie Musser, Janet Pickens, Wilma Reece, Libby Sayre and Karen Stanley. The Sewing Center In Middleport P. S.: We still have openings in , our Beginners . Sewing Classes and Stretch & Sew Classes. Call m5320. WCTV meets in Hicks home Loves me Loves me not. Loves me smudge bedspread m_.:_·.~_;_ ~,!p~o:;:~:~nth!OO:at~nc~ ~ i_\.!_!.r_.!.l_.:. c FLOWERS · When you know it's for keeps; choose a Keepsake diamond ring to symbolize your love forever. A per~ · feet, .fine white diamond precisely cut, with permanent .registration and loss protection. There is no finer diamond ring. SONATA WED . R I NG WED . R I NG VERONA I AT • ., Brad~ . School I • 100% lolld·Siate Tllln 275Y Chlttlt • Po••r S1nlrr chsssls protection • 21,SOO ¥0111 ol P lc luN Powsr El•ctronl~ N I Grad{2 • lrllll.t'lt ·chromtcotor Picture -·- Of Kindergarten To I , Alphabet, Add, Divide, Multiply , Subtract. and PhoniCs. Tunlnt a,stlm INGELS FURNITURE I - Middleport Mill St. Middleport " ( - -- - ~-- . ..... _ . . , Meet Our Captain. Debbie At The JEAN SHOP 116 Main Street Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE .,_ I Sorority has Dirt11 SUitcaSeS wllh Blilck. Aulomalio Flne·tunlng Control. • ..'""!_'!"'_________________. . :j@ VHF/UHF Spottlle Bar Display . Private L (stenlng Earphone. .... . Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. m-7777 Polly 's Pointers :lJf] ;:!~~~wofM~~i~~~~;~s;.~~~ For Home (cfetlgn I¥U11i111) 600 WIST MAIN ST. and Tho aaLBOA Gralnei:t Rosewood color • Solld·SI•Ie lARRY'S MOBILE HOMES SALES, iHC. Observes birthday their favorite prO@rom Of Ill. year . Mrs. Arthur Slra1111pft devotions using two n8dl•, "My Neighbor's Role" llld "Changing of the Se....,." lw Rulh C. !kennan: Mra. Burkett had on lh~ plano on arrangement of rOieJ from the garden of Mrs. Slra,.. llle refreshment table was an arrangement • ~f snapdragons flanked by pink tapers. Games were conducted by Mrs. Burkett on the Zodiac Signs and the moon with MIJ, Edgar Reynolds and Mra. Guy Reynolds winning the pri!el. Miss Bernice Ann Dt!rsl won the door prize. Distributed at the meeting were pamphlets of flower gardening provided by the Meigs County Extension Service . Hostesses were Mrs. · Burkett, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs . Lohse, Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. Ferman Moore. FLASH CARDS EVEIIIG SERVICE~~: ••.·,.... ~ ••••• :~,7:3i PM . -N,~*NKUAI ~E . - 2001'02-East Main St. RONALD WAGNER announced Milton SCHOol-................... Watch for our formal Open House Showing!!! PT. PLt;;ASANT - Two parades will be among the highlights of the celebration Oct. 6-13, of Point Pleaoant's 200th anniversary, it was announced yesterday at Bicentennial Headqua1ters. The kick ...ff parade will be Thur5<lay, Oct. 10, a dedication parade to observe the reconstructed Fort Randolph Dedication. The feature parade, to Include dozens of hands and many floats Is s lated for Saturday, Oct. 12. This will be a heritage parade Bicentennial officials say and present plays indicate the Saturday parade may be the largest parade held In West Virginia. It Is being boomed as a real spectacular with music, glrls, eye catching fioats and Jots of fun . Parade chairman, Charlie WOOds, is working out plans for the formation sites and routes of each parade. Scores of invitations have been mailed to dignitaries, organizatior;Js and business rirms in the area . In s tallation of offi cers highli ghted th e We dne sday night meeUng of the Mid· dleport Amateur Gardeners Club at the home of Mrs. Ed· wa.rd Burkett. Installed by Mrs. Edgar Reynolds who used a " Word Flower Arrangement" in her ceremony were Mrs . Harold Lohse, president: Mrs. Guy ReynQlds , vice preside nt; Mrs. Burkett, trea surer. Mrs. C. E. Blakes lee, se cretary , wa ::; unable to attend and will be Installed at the September meetin g. Mrs. Edgar Reynolds presented ea ch of the new o£ficers with a carnation corsage in a color appropriate to her office. · During the meeting conduc ted by Mrs. Grace Pratt, president, the club voted lo provide nower arrangements for one Of the homes included in the historical home tour being planned by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter 0! Beta ·Sigma Phi Sorority for Sept, 29. Mrs. Guy Reynolds will serve as chairwoman for the arrangements with Mrs. Edgar Reynolds , Mrs. Lohse and Mrs. Burkett to assist. For roll call members told of • Join 'The JEAN TEAM LAND PURCHASED! N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. • • 992-2039 CAMDEN PARK BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS Officers installed Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wagner recently honored their · son, Ronald Stephen, with a cookout in celebration of his first birthday . The cookout took place RETURNS HOMF.. Aug . 24at the Shriner 1s Park in Mrs . Marie Steiner has Racine. returned following ,a three The meal conSisted of week visit in Northern Ohio traditional cookout fond with a .with her sons, Ray Steiner and Mickey Mouse cake and ice family , Cleveland, and Earl c ream being served as dessert Steiner and family, Warr~n . The sheller was decorated with suspended balloons. Giant balloons were given as favors cor~age. Tributes from her coOPEN H~USF.. SF..T Mam·a~e to the children . Badminton, workers were given. She was Mr. and Mrs. George Glaze horseshoes and swings were available for all to enjOy. accompanied to the luncheon will hold an open house. from 2 by her husband. Mr. and Mrs. to 5 p.m. Sunday at their home Those attending were Mr. Petrel have an eight-rnonth-<>ld at 674 High St., . Middleport. and Mrs. Ed Wagner Mr. and son, Trevor . Mrs. Petrel plans Glaze is pastor of the Mid· Mrs . Huck Wagner ~nd Amy, to do substitute teaching in the dleport C hurch of Christ. The Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner, C'OWlty. ~a~1ly. 1s exte ndmg ~ cordial Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Also honored.al the luncheon mvltalwn to the pubhc. James Donald Shaffer Ressie were Mrs. Allen Hampton, who Mr. and .Mrs. Rollin Wolfe, Davis,' Mr. and Mr~. Bob 460 South Burgess Ave., Spurlock, Robbie, Mr. and has completed a year of work on· the book cart at the Colwnbus, former restdents of Mrs. Tom Theiss and Andrea. Veterans Memorial Hospital, pon . Pom~roy, ~e ~n?o~mgh•~e Out..of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Elladene Watson and Attending were Mr. and Mrs. marnage err · ug ... r, and Mrs Kenny Theiss Robert Pickett who recenUy Rober! Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Debra, 10 Stephen E. Miller, Columbus.· ' Unable to attend but sending through their work on the book- P etrel , Sharon Buffington, 769 Harwood Dr:, Colwnbus. Landers, Barbara The bridegroom 15 the . son of best wishes and gifts were Mr. mobile reached a high of one- Judy day book circulation of 432 at Phillips, Mrs. Pearl Scott, Mrs. Mrs. James Nlple, Amhn, and and Mrs. Olden Thaxton, Mr. commWlity stops. They were Ann Moon, Mrs. Hampton, Mr. Earl Miller: Columbus. and Mrs. Ike Spencer, all of prese nte d . yellow . rosebuds. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer,L.arry The weddmg was an event of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Each guest at the luncheon Morris, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Aug. 10 at J:30 ·p .m. '" .'he Wagner, Maria, Marlona and received a sing le white porn- Pikkoja and Mrs . Bob Hoeflich. Burkart _Chapel at the Ftrst Beatrice, Peru, Ind.; Mr. and Communtty Church '" Grand- · Mrs . AI Gabriel Circleville· view_. Rev. Bud Huntzicker Mrs: Ruby Mead~ws, Mr. " offtcta~e<l at the c~remony. Mrs. Charles L.arkins, Mr. and Servmg _as matron of honor . Mrs. Doug Meadows, and Mr. for · her Sister was Mrs. Don 8nd Mrs . Archie Meadows all Erwin, Middleport. Frank of Gallipolis. ' Knore served as best rhan for the groom. w-:·~-.:·:-:o:-....:-········..·m··~mv:-···;·.:.;n ··;-·····o;·;o······-·-········· •.•.,.,-•.•..,•.•;o·························o;..:o;· couple A reception honoring the ,...!::·.·o::±t':!·.-:-::.::::::·:·;;:· ··:~· ·..:.:·:·:-.::~-:::;;-:::::::::·:=~a3=:3:::::::::::::;;;:·::;:::.::·:·:·:·:·:·:·;;:·:·:·;;:;.-:;.· was held at the home of ~:.':•;o:o:.v;.o!>:0::6".Q.o.«<!•' .•:.o m:o!•xo!•!•:.!O~·~~._.:.~.:.....:•.•!•!•:•!•!•~·~·!·~=·~·!·!o!!:;::!:::!:::o;::::::·.;.;:;.:: :::::$ · · _ · :5,5,::: Mrs. Niple, mother of the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hicks entertained members of the 1111 · Pomeroy Women's Ulristian ,...... By Polly Cramer -:,~1· and is employed as a secretary Temper3nce Union and guests :-:..;.;. ~.-....::: at a potluck dinner Wednesday b~ by the State of Ohio, Work:::::::: ~J men's Compensation Division. at their country home near ;:;:~;: J' ~: · Miller graduated from West Carmel. -The group played games and ,had a hymn sing following the . ;:::::; Mollica Reality Co. The couple potluck dinner which was· ' ' . resides .on Harwood Drive, moved from the lawn area DEAR POLLY - Please tell me how to remove decals from inside due to the rain. Ainong Ho11Yh'lls • , o1wn bus. a steel cabinet that I want to repaint. - MRS. F.O. Going from Meigs County for those attending was the the' wedding were Mr . and Mrs. daughter of the hosts, Carlelia, DEAR POLLY - One of my Pet Peeves is with guests who Don Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred and her two daughters of put tl)eir travel-dirty suitcases on the bed. Some even turn back Wolfe and Darcl. Columbus, and Mrs. Glenn the bedspread and place them on the blanket. Ugh! There are Chase ·of West Carrolton . also those who put shoes that are not in plastic bags on the bed. I WCTU members attending always provide a plain chair or two and wonder why they are not Pleasant Valley Hospital were · ~rs. Robert Warner, Discharges Lena Miss Nelle Bing, Mrs. Joseph used to hold suitcases and then the shoes put on the floor . It is ~ll I can do to keep from doing il for them myself. - MRS. G.B . " Crookham, Leon; Dennis Cook, Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Baisden, Henderson,; Mrs. Mrs. Elsie ROush, Mrs. Allen DEAR POLLY - I am answering ·Sally who wanted to know if there was a "dye" she could use to change gold costume Spencer St. Clair, Henderson; Hampton and Mrs. William MrS. Ruth Wolfingerbargar, Smith. jewelry to silver. I have an answer for her or anyone else wis~ing Point Pleasant; Robert Rothto "color" metalwork to any of several colors. Buy a small tube of creamed paste such as used to rub on metal hinges, etc., when geb, Point Pleasant. doing decoupage. Polish it off and renew your jewelry in any of Mrs. Lee . Morrison, Leon; several colors including silver, gold, antique gold, etc. To assure Harriet Smith, POint Pleasant; a "see' color spray with an acrylic sea1er. Tl_lis works very well. William Jeffers, Southside; · For All Occasions ...:_ SANDRA. . Mrs. Harold Jordan, Leon; We Wif"e FfoWeis DEAR SAI..LY and others.- Such a paste can be purchased Hortense HumphreYs, EVerywhere a.' arts and crafts supply houses. Clear lacquer also can be ap-- Pomeroy. plied at the last as is necessary to prevent tarnish. I was advised there w,as such a product ·on the market (now banned but some VISIT PARENTS may be lurking on some shelf) for changing costume jewelry that Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lyons and contained arsenic. Do check the contents of anything you buy so daughter, Tonya, Pontiac, Pomeroy Flower Shop if it ~ontai ns anything poisonous to your skin, or even an irritant Mich., will spend the L.abor Mrs. Millard Van Meter to others, you will be doubly sure to finish with that last Day weekend in Middleport Ph. 992-203• Ph. 992-5721 protective spray job. - POLLY. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. · DEAR POLLY- Have you ever started to pain.' and found John Lyons. the brusheS you put to soak had curled and bent on the lower edges and the brush tips simply would not straighten? I have a neal solution for this. An old wire coat hanger and an emp.'y clean gallon paint can are needed. Drill two holes, one at each side of the top of the can. Cut the horizontal bottom piece from the hanger and throw the rest away. Bring the hanger wire through one hole in the can then slip on the brushes that usually have pre-drilled holes In the handles and then run the wire U1rough the .other hole. Trim off excess wire at each end leaving about one or two inches to turn up over ljle edges. Fill can with enough turpentine to cover brushes and that is it. Your brushes will be hangiug free, do not touch tbe bottom of the can and will keep their shape. - JUUE. Luncheon ··honors NATURAUZER. ' • ., 5- The Dally Sentinel. Mlddlcport·l'<Xneroy, o ., ~'rlilay. Au~ . :w, l97t MEN'S SIZES 27-42 BOYS' SIZES B-18 ' WOMEN'S SIZES 3-16 ' "' jl f Hours : Monday thru Thursday 10.5 · Fr!day and saturday 10.1130 I ..' .. �t - The Daily Senti,.., I, Middleport-P<Xneroy, 0., Friday, Aun. JO, 1974 Mitchell medalist in Seniors action • alumni to toured the Ponderosa. tcr oss o.r 78. Ja mes Mr s. ·Pearl Reyno lds, Mrs. Mar te Hack. Carding ton , In San Francisco, they rode DeB..-dc, Por tsmou th Elks. Middle pOrt, ha s re turned from a nd Mrs . Wanda Strine, Hayesthe cable cars and subways, low ne t of 67.. th e 64th Annu a l Natio na l ville. Over 70: F..dwin A. Jones, The tri o m o tored to had lea in a Japanese Tea conventi on of the Daughters of Fairgreens , low net of 116, Ed Union Ve terans, Civil War, San California sightseeing as they Garden. toured China Town Tyner. Por tsmouth , low net of travele d . They visited the and dined at the Empress of The Masoo - Gallia Chapter Francisco, Calif. 74. Oldest player was Fred China Restaurant. Before A member Of Jane Howell Eisenhower home, chapel and of the Marshall University Russell, 79. meinorial In Kam~as, dr ove leaving California for the trip Runnerup was Herb Me· Alumni Association will Tent of Meigs County , Mrs. ~hrough the Rocky MOUiltain home, they visited a cousin in Cortnick, also of the hos1 spons..- a bus to Morehead, Ky. Reynolds atte nded a s a National Park, visited Carson Los Angeles, and took In Falrgreens club, with 78. ror the football season opener delegate from Ohio. The five- . City, L.ake Tahoe and Virginia Disneyland. In Arizona U..y Low net and winner of the be tween Marshall and day conVention was held at the City in Nevada, At Virginia went on an lndian Reservation, Joe Th<Xnas trophy was Bob Morehead State University on Sheraton .P alace Hotel. Also Ci ty where the filming of in Oklahoma, saw WID Roger• Wagner of POrtsmouth Elks attending the -convention were UnJted Press lntemaUooal method of hunting (bow or drawn are sent a pac ket Saturday night, Sept. 14, John two cousins of Mrs. Reynolds, '' Bonanza " took place, they Memorial, and whUe ln the with a '19-16-63 and runnerup Applications are being lie· shotgun ) . The application containing rules governing U1e Henzmann, president of tbe Ozarks attended the Ozark was Glen Danielson, Logan, hunts, starting times, assigned chapter announced today. local cepted for shotgun and archery Opry . The group also attended deadline is Sept. 15. with n-11~ . qate , and maps of the The bus will depart from the hunting an organ recital at the Mormon Send postcards to : Chair· One hundred and sixteen deer hunts on the 15.000-acre area , parking lot of Pleasant Valley Lexington Bluegrass Army deTabernacle in Salt Lake City. man, Wildlife Management golfers, largest nwnber of In past years, htmters were Hospital at apprmtimately 4:30 pot at Richmond, Ky ., off 1-?S. subcommittee, Lexington The one-day hwtts, which Army Depot, Activity, asked to be on hand at 4:30 p.m . on the day of the game. tntt!r-nation•t Lugue a .m . on their assigned hunting Only a limited nwnber of seats A rumma ge . sale was by Mrs . Betty Wehrung , take place in October for ar· l.exington, Ky. 40507. St•ndings. date for briefings and breakBy United Press International are available, so reservations planne d for Tuesday and treasurer, and Mrs, Evelyn chers and November for Successful applicants are North w. I. pet. g.b. shotgun..lug users, annually notified about one week before rast. Groups are theo rormed should be made immediately. Wednesday. Sept. 3 and 4, in Gilmore, secretary . Mrs. 82 so .62 1 The cfl'i t of the round trip bus the Main St. Building formerly Wehrung received an an· Rochester harvest about 6.10 whitetail their assigned htu1ling date; and hunters are moved into the 69 63 .523 13 Syracuse depot hunting area . fare and football ti cket is only occupied by Associated Radio mversary gift and she also deer from the depot's herd of this year's bow hunts .take 64 70 .478 19 Toledo You need not purchase elther Pawtucket 5 1 81 .386 31 1ll per person. when the Sew·Rite Sewing Club provided the 'I'YStery box, the about 2,000 animals. place on Oct . 12-13, 2&-27, south Kentucky hunting license the Reservations should be made met Wednesday night at the coo tents of which were guessed Hunters are asked to submit shotgun hunts Nov. 9, 10, 23 and w. I. pet. g . b . or deer tag until after you h_ave with Mario Liberatore, phone home of Mrs. Flo Strickland . by Mrs. Gilmore. Memphis 81 52 .609 single postcards bearing their 24 . Richmond 12 60 .545 s v, Refreshments were served Those whose names are been selected to hunt. In addi- 675-4480, Citizens National Mrs . Pandora Collins was Charleston 59 75 . 440 22 11? name, address and preferred tion, a $10 fee is asses~ each, Bank, Pt. Pleasant. Deadline is hfl'itess for the meeting. Tidewater 52 79 . 397 28 by Mrs . Collins to those named Thursday'• Resulh hunter on the morning of his Sept. 10. ]'vJrs . Ann Browning presided and Mrs. Lenora McKnight, Richmond 5 Charleston 2 assignC!I _date. · Rochester s Syracuse 0 at the session with members Mrs . Shirley Baily, Mrs . Toledo • Pawtuckrt 1, 1st The minimum age limit is 16, · · being a sked to take rwnmage Martha Hoffman, Mrs. Nettie Toledo 6 Pawtucket 3, 2nd Memphis at Tidewater . _post and any deer - buck, doe or items to the building Monday Boyer, Mrs. Barbara Muller. poned , taln fawn - may be taken. L.ast evening . Reports were given and Mrs. Mildred WeU. year's total harvest was 639 deer i~ between 500 and 600 are DRY MONDAY NEW YORK (UP!) - If it is the nicest surface in the anticipated this year. These are fine, bit whitetails. By Clarice Allen All state liquor stores will be takes Jimmy Connors as long world. record The Kentucky staie Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Miller, dosed Monday, September 2, a to reach the altar as it is taking Among Thursday's winners deer taken with a bow fell John, Stephen and Jennifer, legal holiday for state em- him to make center court at the The annual picnic of the Past and Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Beulal ;Rnval Crown was Tony Roche, the injury- there ; it weighted 286 pounds Union Town , spent a recent Matrons ployees. All stores will reopen u.s. Open tennis championof Evangeline Hayes, Mrs , Mary Hughes, Mr Bottlinci Company Sunday with Miss Lucille Chapter, Order of the Eastern and Mrs. John Lyons anc Tuesday, Sept. 3 at their u~ual ships, Chris Evert could hav,e plagued Australian who was a and carried 16 points. finalist here twice. Roche, · The depot hunting territory Smith. h : cause to worry. . Mid~.eport , Star, was held recenUy al the Eddie. ours. Connors, the · Wimbledon playing coach of World Team . consists of low hills, valleys Mr . and Mrs. Clayton Allen Cherry Ridge farm of Mr. and winner and the top seed here, . Tennis champion Denver, got and Creek bottoms with dense and Bill were in Ashland, Ky ., Mrs. Willis Anthony. by John James; a fellow cedar thickets , hardwoods and Tuesday, to visit Mr . and Mrs. got yet another day to recover Games were played with from his stomach trouble when Australian, in straight sets and open grasslands . Hunting from 0 . B. Martin ·a nd Robert Allen .. prizes going to the winners. will next test his "cured" trees is permitted and you may ·rain again disrupted the Miss Faith Ann McCain, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. tennis elbow against veteran take your own portable tree Marietta, spent a week with Marion French, Mr. and Mrs. Schedules Thursday. Now he Onny Paron of New Zealand. stand if you wish. No poisoned Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland . should be in tOp shape for his Jam.es Buchanan, Mr. and arrows may be used, nor handtwice-<lelayed debut against Mr . and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Walter Bunch, Mr. and Billie Jean King · bludgeoned guns. Buckshot is prohibited. Matlack and Donna Kay, Fort Jeff Borowiak in the stadiwn Mrs. James Clatworthy, Mrs. I've hunted the depot for four Worth , Fla., spent several days Isabel Fernandez of Colombia, today. S..2, ~2, and faces Sharon years ~nd have seen as many with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy Bertha Ebersbach, Mrs. Helen But then his archrival, .Stan Walsh next in the drive for her as 35 deer in one morning from and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush . Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, also benefitted from the Vaughan, Mrs. Roma Harrah, one tree stand. fourth Forest Hills title. hot. and wet weather. Smith, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Mr . and Mrs. Earl Knight, Mr. decidely off his feed this year, Eichinger . and Suzannah, has yet to complete his match Columbus, spent a recent with Jaime Fillol of Chile, weekend with Mrs . Opal which iS in the second set. E1chmger. Bla c k P6t. For Miss Evert, ber . debet Mr. D. D. Cleland, Colwnwas feminine disaster. She bus, called on Denzel Cleland , dldn 't have a thing to wear imd Tuesday. had·--to , borrow a dress from Miss Dedra Cowdry, Mrs. Melvina Barnhart, Rt. Sunday, September 8, there official Jerry Lewis marcher Krls Kemmer before opening Newark, returned home I, Middleport, is annOuncing badge, and will .have the second day's program on will be 17 volunteers contacting Monday after spending several the ·approaching marriage of their friends and neighbors in brochures, and receipts center court by trouncing Gall weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John her daughter, Doris Eileen, to Rutland and Racine to accept available. Mrs. May noted that Chanfreau, 6-1, 6-1. Rideno.W' and other relatives. David Warswlck , Cleveland. Her kid sister, . Jearme, 16, . contributions for the 1974,75 contributions to the "March Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Will, was the culprit. She was "March ·Against Muscular Against Muscular Dystrophy" 1lradenton, Fla ., called on Mr. J'he bride-elect is the daughter of the late Elmo Barnhart. supposed to carry the bag with Dystrophy" 1 according to Joan are .t ax deductible. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and BiU Warswick is the sQil of Mrs. May, Pomeroy·National Bank, · Funds raised through the Wednesday. Chrill' dress in it but · forgot, Elsie Warswick and the late Rutland Branch. The voltul- house to house .march will be probably because she was Mrs. Ehna Reuter, Akron, Se~ds · Seeds · Oyster Shellli and thinking too much about teers will be Identified by an used to provide authoriied and Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Edward Warswick .. Barnhart, a 1972 Miss patient care for those patients Evonne Goolagong, her first Gnt · Fertilizers . Lime . Cement & Freitag, North Canton, spent a graduate of Meigs High School, located in Meigs County, as round opponent. Jeanne not weekend with Mrs. Lucille Mortar_· Stock Salt . Water Softener • attended Ohio University and well as to help defray costs for only forgot the dresses, she Boys State Smith. Remedies · Salt . Litters . Vaccine • is employed in Cleveland. Her National Research the also got clobbered, 6-3, 6-0. Billy Robert Allen, graduate fiance is a graduate of · Program maintained by the -Roofing· Pai~ts. Red Brand Fencing. But there was more to this student at Lehigh University, return to Ohio U Cleveland High School and also Muscular Dystrophy Assoc . of second day of the Open. Baler and Bmder Twine . Sprays . Bethlehem, Pa., retW'ned .t here attended Ohio University. He America, Inc. Bjorn Borg, the Swedish Robert .M adaffer, presid.ent Gates. Monday after spending several will attend Cleveland State sweetheart of the teeny-bop· of the ·Ohio American Legion's days with Mr . and Mrs. University in the fall . Additional information is pers, huffed and puffed tn four Buckeye Boys State, said Clayton Allen. Miss Barnhart is the grandweird sets before slopping Thursday the Buckeye Boys availabl~ from Mrs. May or at Mr . and Mrs . James daughter of Mrs. Ike Barnhart Victor Amaya of Holland, State Board of Directors and the MDAA District Office at Ridenour, Mrs. Jean Swn· Mich., 6-4, H, 6-3, 6-3. There The American · Legion, 4770 Indianola Ave., Columbus. merfield and Mrs. Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. James Judson, Guysville. was a 50-minute rain delay Department of Ohio, have Sargent. returned home A late September wedding is . during the match and Borg accepted the invitation of Ohio Main Street Monday from a trip to planned. said he thought the delay hurt University to return to the Pomeroy Acapulco, Mexico. They went TO AITF..ND OU Amaya. But the 18-ye..-...ld Athens campus to conduct its Mary Cahoon will conclude by chartered TWA flight from Viking is most unhappy on Buckeye Boys State program her employment with the Colwnbus with the Gibson grass and his opponent today-is in June, 1975. Meigs·Gallia-Jackson 648 Refrigeration Corp. and stayed Vljay Amrltraj, the Indian The Boys Stale wbrkshop in at the Princess Hotel. SATURDAY- AUGUST31ST Davis Cupper who thinks grass citizenship had. been held on Board today. Miss Cahoon has been FOR the West Green of the Ohio .. working as a secretary since -SPIRITS AFTER "BIG 0" University campus for 11 years ST . LOUIS, Mo. ( UP!) - The prior to its move to the Ashland July 1973 when she started as a Spirits of St. Louis of the COE student in training. She is College campus in 1971, where ~erican Basketball Associa· it has been conducted since leaving to attend Ohio . tion said Thursday they have OF University as a full tlme that time-. GOODYEAR ATOMIC CORP; student in the Mental Health obtained the negotiating rights Oscar Robertson .. to Technician program, acRobertson, a J6.year-()ld vet· cording to Malcolm Orebaugh. OPE,.. TO PUBLIC AFTER s P.M. eran of 14 seasons of play in the National Basketbali AsMCCARVER RELEASED sociation, became a free agent ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP!) - The HOLZER CLOSING St. Louis Cardinals announced Aug. I when the Milwaukee The Holzer . Clinic will be Thursday night the release of · Bucks failed to offer him a closed Monday, Sept. · 2, in one-time AU-Star catcher Tim contract for the coming season~ U.S. 60 WEST~HUNTINGTON observance of L.abor Day. In MCCarver. If signed by the Spirits, he Only Alter Labor Day case of emergency during the McCarver played in 74 co uld play for them this holiday weekend, physicians of games with the Cardinals this season. the Holzer Clinic staff will be season and had a .217 batting on duly in the Emergency average. He was serving his Room (Phone 441h'i201) of the second stint with tlle team ......•.... 4'llt ,. • ' ·hospital to handle emergency after being an All-Star catcher LUNCH KITS, Reg. $3.49~-------~ sua cases only. Holzer Clinic will with St. Louis In the early 1960o THEME BINDERS, Reg. 79c . l7c resume normal operations and playing on the Cardinals' ALARM CLOCKS, Reg."$3.79 . 12.96 Tuesday morning, Sept. 3. · world championship team in CRAYOLA CRAYO"'S, 64 count, Reg . 11.29 73c 1964. A large tract of land has rec,e ntly been purchased by the CRAYOLA CRAYO"'S, 24 count, Rog. 49c 27t , PA"'TY HOSE, Reg. 99c poir 2 pr. 99c Grace Bible Baptist Church as a location for our new church 16-IN. ZIPPER GYM BAG, Reg. 13.49 $2.97 SCHOOL BOXES, Rot. 3ic . 27c 4,1N. SCII50RS, Reg.39c 33c plant. The site Is 4 miles north of Point Pleasant on Rt. YIN't'llllNDERS, lleg. $2.29 11.67 OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO s !CLOSE ACTRO LABELER, Rog. $1.47 f7c at the "traffic circle". Be looking for our sign on your wa·y AT NOON ON THVRS.l- EAST COURT ST LABEL TAPES, Reg. 77c . 57c POMEROY. ., to our services this week • . OE'K ACCEUORtEs, ROQ.II.29 97c IIIC7PAK 8ALL I'ENS;Roil.99c 67c CANVAS SNEAKERS. Rot. S2.2f si.ii ELDERLON GIRLS' PANTIES, Rov. 79c 4k Hf.tiR IRUSHIS, R09 . "·011 . 21orit.oo' SUNDAY 10:00 AM ' OINIM IASKETIIALt.: SHOES, Rov.l4.99 11.97 MORNING SERV~ .................11:110 AM ELMER'S GLUE, Reg.".Oil . 47c Coming Soon 24x52 Sectional House, .' L•UERINGANTISEPTIC, Rog.Sl.69 . 1k shingle roof, house siding & windows MUHEET FILLER P.t.PER 74C with big savings on first five homes. JACKSON - Thomas W, MlfcheU was medalillt In the eigllth annual Southern Ohio S.nklrs golf tournament held ncenUy at Fairgreens country club. Mitchell shot 3S-U-76. • Bicentennial commtsszon sets parades Mrs. Reynolds attends meet Marshall entries in the history of the tournament. competed in the· Ill-hole handicap eyenl. Class winners were : SG-$4 : Mike Bucci, Gallipolis, low gross of 78; Arnold Marsh, Fairgreens, low net of 71. 5S-S9 : Clarence Grandy. 1-"':an, low gross of 79: Bob WaKer. Portsmotith F:lks. low net of tl3 . .60·64 : Clark Hage r . Gallipolis, low ~ross of 81. Harold Brown. Gallipolis. low net of 6S. 65-69: Bob J.eBeau. London, 1ow attend tilt Hunters set fC?r new season JOIN~ nA~·~· - Teresa Snider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Casey, 189 Ash St., Middleport, has ac· eepted employment at The Beauty Spot on SR 113, Pomeroy. She Is a 1971 graduate of Meigs High School having completed a two-year course In cosmetology under the lttstrucllou of Mrs. Mary PoweU. Club plans rummage sale :U. S. Open delayed by rain second day in row I i • Chester News Notes I ' . . Graceful good looksthat feel great • l dys · l roph y March agalDS set for September 8th Past matrons have picnic Mrs. Ben (Jan nine) Petrel, Racine, who has resigned from the staff of the Meigs.JacksonVinton Bookmobile Service, was honored Thursday with a luncheon at the Meigs Inn. At the farewell luncheon, POMEROY Volunteer Fire Department, special meeting, hosted by Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, B p.m . at headquarters, But- -librarian, Mrs. Petrel was ' ternut Ave. presented a yellow rosebud SATURDAY GOSPEL Sing at Gallia Academy High School, 7:30 p.m. featuring The LeFevres, · The Gospelaires and The Heavenly Highway Trio. Freewill offering. SUNDAY BURRIS, L.anier, Nibert and Community Homecoming, Maj . Gen. ( Ret.) and Mrs. Millstone Church, Mason Co., George E . Bush will open their W. Va. Service begins 11 a.m. home all Court St. in Gallipolis Basket dinner . Dune an for a coffee hOur Saturday at Family, special singers . 10:30 a .m . with captains and Everyone invited. workers preparing for the ANNUAL homecoming al annual membership campaign L.angsvllle Christian Church. of the Tri-County Commtu~ity Basket dinner 12:30 p.m . AfConcert Association the guests . ternoon program at 2:30 All workers are urged to featuring special singing. attend. groups, the Uhrig Brothers .of Mr S , BI'Jl Br a d y 0 f pt . Chillicothe and the Good News Pleasant is general chairman Trio. REUNION of Abraham and Mary Will Bahr descendants , Archery Building, Royal Oak County and Mrs. Haro Id Sauer Park, with dinner all2 :30 p.ni. in Meigs county. General and Mrs. Bush are honorary cochairmen for the drive. FRIDAY MEETING of subscribers to Leading Cree.k Water Conservancy District, 7:30p.m . at grange hall ln Harrisonville. Coffee hour set for ·workers in Tfi-Co drive . Miss Barnhart plans wedding :!~~~~~~E~~·~:~~s:~~~~ will 1 s:::~sla;i~ea~-: . m~~;de~:t members, and renewal week SYMPATHY FLOWERS wiH begin on Sept. 9. A ukick· To Soften Sorrow From ·MARGUERITE'S eVASES 7.50 From eBASKETS 10.00 From CAMDEN PARK RESERVED .SPRAYS $12.50 Dudley's Aorist 59 N. Second St. "ANNUAL SUMMER OUTING" P,OINT-.;PLEASANT • MASON HONORED ~ Mrs. Jannine Petrel, seated, was guest of honor ala farewell luncheon atlhe Meigs Inn Thursday. Today sl)e completed her work at the Bookmobile headquarters in Pomeroy. Pictured with her are Mrs. Allen Hampton, standing left, recognized for her service on the book cart at Veterans Memorial Hospital, and Robert Pickett and Mrs. Elladene Wat· son, recognizee! for a new high in book circulation . off" dinner on Sept. 16 will open the week·long drive for new members. Descendants o( !\lOses and Susan Will also invited. MONDAY ANNUALL.abor Day parade, Pomeroy Fire Department sponsored 10 a .m: down Main St. to Butternut, to Fourth and then disband. Chicken barbecue starting at 1l a.m. · lasting until supply exhausted. Middleport AUTO GLASS "For All' Your Glass Needs" COMMERCIAI..JIESIDENTIAL 773-5710 773-5118 PHONE -·· NOTICE -. 62 OPTOMETRIST 192449! • _POMEROY, OHi(f · OPIN FRIDAY& SATURDAY NIGHTS i).... Our ,Oinvenlent -~ l'lln~· =-"""'""';...:~ - -- -.. Lly·A-Way ' picnic party on Beautiful SWEATER KNITS and Matching Plains and Fancies To Match Now At Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, stage<~ a get-acquainted party Tuesday night at Royal Oak Park. FoHowing a picnic, games were played. Guests were Sandy Scott, Maurisha Nelson, Linda King, Shelia Reeves, Brenda Haggy, Sandy Taylor and Yvonne Butcher. Members there were Connie Bailey, Sharon Bailey, Joyce Bartimus, Debbie Buck, Katby Cumings, Janet Downie, Kathy Fry, Karen Goins, Darla .Hawley, Barbara Logan, Karen McGraw, Dottie Musser, Janet Pickens, Wilma Reece, Libby Sayre and Karen Stanley. The Sewing Center In Middleport P. S.: We still have openings in , our Beginners . Sewing Classes and Stretch & Sew Classes. Call m5320. WCTV meets in Hicks home Loves me Loves me not. Loves me smudge bedspread m_.:_·.~_;_ ~,!p~o:;:~:~nth!OO:at~nc~ ~ i_\.!_!.r_.!.l_.:. c FLOWERS · When you know it's for keeps; choose a Keepsake diamond ring to symbolize your love forever. A per~ · feet, .fine white diamond precisely cut, with permanent .registration and loss protection. There is no finer diamond ring. SONATA WED . R I NG WED . R I NG VERONA I AT • ., Brad~ . School I • 100% lolld·Siate Tllln 275Y Chlttlt • Po••r S1nlrr chsssls protection • 21,SOO ¥0111 ol P lc luN Powsr El•ctronl~ N I Grad{2 • lrllll.t'lt ·chromtcotor Picture -·- Of Kindergarten To I , Alphabet, Add, Divide, Multiply , Subtract. and PhoniCs. Tunlnt a,stlm INGELS FURNITURE I - Middleport Mill St. Middleport " ( - -- - ~-- . ..... _ . . , Meet Our Captain. Debbie At The JEAN SHOP 116 Main Street Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE .,_ I Sorority has Dirt11 SUitcaSeS wllh Blilck. Aulomalio Flne·tunlng Control. • ..'""!_'!"'_________________. . :j@ VHF/UHF Spottlle Bar Display . Private L (stenlng Earphone. .... . Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. m-7777 Polly 's Pointers :lJf] ;:!~~~wofM~~i~~~~;~s;.~~~ For Home (cfetlgn I¥U11i111) 600 WIST MAIN ST. and Tho aaLBOA Gralnei:t Rosewood color • Solld·SI•Ie lARRY'S MOBILE HOMES SALES, iHC. Observes birthday their favorite prO@rom Of Ill. year . Mrs. Arthur Slra1111pft devotions using two n8dl•, "My Neighbor's Role" llld "Changing of the Se....,." lw Rulh C. !kennan: Mra. Burkett had on lh~ plano on arrangement of rOieJ from the garden of Mrs. Slra,.. llle refreshment table was an arrangement • ~f snapdragons flanked by pink tapers. Games were conducted by Mrs. Burkett on the Zodiac Signs and the moon with MIJ, Edgar Reynolds and Mra. Guy Reynolds winning the pri!el. Miss Bernice Ann Dt!rsl won the door prize. Distributed at the meeting were pamphlets of flower gardening provided by the Meigs County Extension Service . Hostesses were Mrs. · Burkett, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs . Lohse, Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. Ferman Moore. FLASH CARDS EVEIIIG SERVICE~~: ••.·,.... ~ ••••• :~,7:3i PM . -N,~*NKUAI ~E . - 2001'02-East Main St. RONALD WAGNER announced Milton SCHOol-................... Watch for our formal Open House Showing!!! PT. PLt;;ASANT - Two parades will be among the highlights of the celebration Oct. 6-13, of Point Pleaoant's 200th anniversary, it was announced yesterday at Bicentennial Headqua1ters. The kick ...ff parade will be Thur5<lay, Oct. 10, a dedication parade to observe the reconstructed Fort Randolph Dedication. The feature parade, to Include dozens of hands and many floats Is s lated for Saturday, Oct. 12. This will be a heritage parade Bicentennial officials say and present plays indicate the Saturday parade may be the largest parade held In West Virginia. It Is being boomed as a real spectacular with music, glrls, eye catching fioats and Jots of fun . Parade chairman, Charlie WOOds, is working out plans for the formation sites and routes of each parade. Scores of invitations have been mailed to dignitaries, organizatior;Js and business rirms in the area . In s tallation of offi cers highli ghted th e We dne sday night meeUng of the Mid· dleport Amateur Gardeners Club at the home of Mrs. Ed· wa.rd Burkett. Installed by Mrs. Edgar Reynolds who used a " Word Flower Arrangement" in her ceremony were Mrs . Harold Lohse, president: Mrs. Guy ReynQlds , vice preside nt; Mrs. Burkett, trea surer. Mrs. C. E. Blakes lee, se cretary , wa ::; unable to attend and will be Installed at the September meetin g. Mrs. Edgar Reynolds presented ea ch of the new o£ficers with a carnation corsage in a color appropriate to her office. · During the meeting conduc ted by Mrs. Grace Pratt, president, the club voted lo provide nower arrangements for one Of the homes included in the historical home tour being planned by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter 0! Beta ·Sigma Phi Sorority for Sept, 29. Mrs. Guy Reynolds will serve as chairwoman for the arrangements with Mrs. Edgar Reynolds , Mrs. Lohse and Mrs. Burkett to assist. For roll call members told of • Join 'The JEAN TEAM LAND PURCHASED! N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. • • 992-2039 CAMDEN PARK BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS Officers installed Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wagner recently honored their · son, Ronald Stephen, with a cookout in celebration of his first birthday . The cookout took place RETURNS HOMF.. Aug . 24at the Shriner 1s Park in Mrs . Marie Steiner has Racine. returned following ,a three The meal conSisted of week visit in Northern Ohio traditional cookout fond with a .with her sons, Ray Steiner and Mickey Mouse cake and ice family , Cleveland, and Earl c ream being served as dessert Steiner and family, Warr~n . The sheller was decorated with suspended balloons. Giant balloons were given as favors cor~age. Tributes from her coOPEN H~USF.. SF..T Mam·a~e to the children . Badminton, workers were given. She was Mr. and Mrs. George Glaze horseshoes and swings were available for all to enjOy. accompanied to the luncheon will hold an open house. from 2 by her husband. Mr. and Mrs. to 5 p.m. Sunday at their home Those attending were Mr. Petrel have an eight-rnonth-<>ld at 674 High St., . Middleport. and Mrs. Ed Wagner Mr. and son, Trevor . Mrs. Petrel plans Glaze is pastor of the Mid· Mrs . Huck Wagner ~nd Amy, to do substitute teaching in the dleport C hurch of Christ. The Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner, C'OWlty. ~a~1ly. 1s exte ndmg ~ cordial Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Also honored.al the luncheon mvltalwn to the pubhc. James Donald Shaffer Ressie were Mrs. Allen Hampton, who Mr. and .Mrs. Rollin Wolfe, Davis,' Mr. and Mr~. Bob 460 South Burgess Ave., Spurlock, Robbie, Mr. and has completed a year of work on· the book cart at the Colwnbus, former restdents of Mrs. Tom Theiss and Andrea. Veterans Memorial Hospital, pon . Pom~roy, ~e ~n?o~mgh•~e Out..of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Elladene Watson and Attending were Mr. and Mrs. marnage err · ug ... r, and Mrs Kenny Theiss Robert Pickett who recenUy Rober! Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Debra, 10 Stephen E. Miller, Columbus.· ' Unable to attend but sending through their work on the book- P etrel , Sharon Buffington, 769 Harwood Dr:, Colwnbus. Landers, Barbara The bridegroom 15 the . son of best wishes and gifts were Mr. mobile reached a high of one- Judy day book circulation of 432 at Phillips, Mrs. Pearl Scott, Mrs. Mrs. James Nlple, Amhn, and and Mrs. Olden Thaxton, Mr. commWlity stops. They were Ann Moon, Mrs. Hampton, Mr. Earl Miller: Columbus. and Mrs. Ike Spencer, all of prese nte d . yellow . rosebuds. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer,L.arry The weddmg was an event of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Each guest at the luncheon Morris, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Aug. 10 at J:30 ·p .m. '" .'he Wagner, Maria, Marlona and received a sing le white porn- Pikkoja and Mrs . Bob Hoeflich. Burkart _Chapel at the Ftrst Beatrice, Peru, Ind.; Mr. and Communtty Church '" Grand- · Mrs . AI Gabriel Circleville· view_. Rev. Bud Huntzicker Mrs: Ruby Mead~ws, Mr. " offtcta~e<l at the c~remony. Mrs. Charles L.arkins, Mr. and Servmg _as matron of honor . Mrs. Doug Meadows, and Mr. for · her Sister was Mrs. Don 8nd Mrs . Archie Meadows all Erwin, Middleport. Frank of Gallipolis. ' Knore served as best rhan for the groom. w-:·~-.:·:-:o:-....:-········..·m··~mv:-···;·.:.;n ··;-·····o;·;o······-·-········· •.•.,.,-•.•..,•.•;o·························o;..:o;· couple A reception honoring the ,...!::·.·o::±t':!·.-:-::.::::::·:·;;:· ··:~· ·..:.:·:·:-.::~-:::;;-:::::::::·:=~a3=:3:::::::::::::;;;:·::;:::.::·:·:·:·:·:·:·;;:·:·:·;;:;.-:;.· was held at the home of ~:.':•;o:o:.v;.o!>:0::6".Q.o.«<!•' .•:.o m:o!•xo!•!•:.!O~·~~._.:.~.:.....:•.•!•!•:•!•!•~·~·!·~=·~·!·!o!!:;::!:::!:::o;::::::·.;.;:;.:: :::::$ · · _ · :5,5,::: Mrs. Niple, mother of the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hicks entertained members of the 1111 · Pomeroy Women's Ulristian ,...... By Polly Cramer -:,~1· and is employed as a secretary Temper3nce Union and guests :-:..;.;. ~.-....::: at a potluck dinner Wednesday b~ by the State of Ohio, Work:::::::: ~J men's Compensation Division. at their country home near ;:;:~;: J' ~: · Miller graduated from West Carmel. -The group played games and ,had a hymn sing following the . ;:::::; Mollica Reality Co. The couple potluck dinner which was· ' ' . resides .on Harwood Drive, moved from the lawn area DEAR POLLY - Please tell me how to remove decals from inside due to the rain. Ainong Ho11Yh'lls • , o1wn bus. a steel cabinet that I want to repaint. - MRS. F.O. Going from Meigs County for those attending was the the' wedding were Mr . and Mrs. daughter of the hosts, Carlelia, DEAR POLLY - One of my Pet Peeves is with guests who Don Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred and her two daughters of put tl)eir travel-dirty suitcases on the bed. Some even turn back Wolfe and Darcl. Columbus, and Mrs. Glenn the bedspread and place them on the blanket. Ugh! There are Chase ·of West Carrolton . also those who put shoes that are not in plastic bags on the bed. I WCTU members attending always provide a plain chair or two and wonder why they are not Pleasant Valley Hospital were · ~rs. Robert Warner, Discharges Lena Miss Nelle Bing, Mrs. Joseph used to hold suitcases and then the shoes put on the floor . It is ~ll I can do to keep from doing il for them myself. - MRS. G.B . " Crookham, Leon; Dennis Cook, Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Baisden, Henderson,; Mrs. Mrs. Elsie ROush, Mrs. Allen DEAR POLLY - I am answering ·Sally who wanted to know if there was a "dye" she could use to change gold costume Spencer St. Clair, Henderson; Hampton and Mrs. William MrS. Ruth Wolfingerbargar, Smith. jewelry to silver. I have an answer for her or anyone else wis~ing Point Pleasant; Robert Rothto "color" metalwork to any of several colors. Buy a small tube of creamed paste such as used to rub on metal hinges, etc., when geb, Point Pleasant. doing decoupage. Polish it off and renew your jewelry in any of Mrs. Lee . Morrison, Leon; several colors including silver, gold, antique gold, etc. To assure Harriet Smith, POint Pleasant; a "see' color spray with an acrylic sea1er. Tl_lis works very well. William Jeffers, Southside; · For All Occasions ...:_ SANDRA. . Mrs. Harold Jordan, Leon; We Wif"e FfoWeis DEAR SAI..LY and others.- Such a paste can be purchased Hortense HumphreYs, EVerywhere a.' arts and crafts supply houses. Clear lacquer also can be ap-- Pomeroy. plied at the last as is necessary to prevent tarnish. I was advised there w,as such a product ·on the market (now banned but some VISIT PARENTS may be lurking on some shelf) for changing costume jewelry that Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lyons and contained arsenic. Do check the contents of anything you buy so daughter, Tonya, Pontiac, Pomeroy Flower Shop if it ~ontai ns anything poisonous to your skin, or even an irritant Mich., will spend the L.abor Mrs. Millard Van Meter to others, you will be doubly sure to finish with that last Day weekend in Middleport Ph. 992-203• Ph. 992-5721 protective spray job. - POLLY. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. · DEAR POLLY- Have you ever started to pain.' and found John Lyons. the brusheS you put to soak had curled and bent on the lower edges and the brush tips simply would not straighten? I have a neal solution for this. An old wire coat hanger and an emp.'y clean gallon paint can are needed. Drill two holes, one at each side of the top of the can. Cut the horizontal bottom piece from the hanger and throw the rest away. Bring the hanger wire through one hole in the can then slip on the brushes that usually have pre-drilled holes In the handles and then run the wire U1rough the .other hole. Trim off excess wire at each end leaving about one or two inches to turn up over ljle edges. Fill can with enough turpentine to cover brushes and that is it. Your brushes will be hangiug free, do not touch tbe bottom of the can and will keep their shape. - JUUE. Luncheon ··honors NATURAUZER. ' • ., 5- The Dally Sentinel. Mlddlcport·l'<Xneroy, o ., ~'rlilay. Au~ . :w, l97t MEN'S SIZES 27-42 BOYS' SIZES B-18 ' WOMEN'S SIZES 3-16 ' "' jl f Hours : Monday thru Thursday 10.5 · Fr!day and saturday 10.1130 I ..' .. �7- 'lbe O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport·P~y. 0 ., Friday, Aug . 30, lf14 • - Tho Deily 5entinel. Middleoort·Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Aug 30, 1974 SEVENTH DAY AD VENTtsT Mulber-ry Helvhts, Pomeroy P<"stor u • • ' ' .,' Glr1rd Seton Sabbath school e-very Satunla v af '1 p m and POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev . W . H Perrin , pastor . Roy M1yer . SundiY school supt Church school. 9 1S a m worsh i p serv ice, 10 · 2<4 am Youth cho ir rehearsal . Mon day, 3 30 p m under d lrt!l ction of Mary Skinner , sen tor c:hotr rehearsal , 7 30 p m Thursd~Y with Mrs Paul Nea se. director POMEROY CHURCH 0~ THE NAZARENE Corner Union and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson , pastor Sundly school , 9 30 e m , Glen McClung, supt : morning worship, 10 30 a m , evening service , 7 30 , m ld week ser vice, Wednesday , 1 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAl - The Rev Harold Deeth , rector Church serv ices , 10· 30 a m , Holy commun ion first Sund~y Of month , church school , 10 30 ill m for nurserv throuqh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- Ferrell Gron tnger. pastor B i ble school , 9 30 a m , worsh1p , 10 30 a m , adult worship service and young people ' s meetmg , 7 30 p m Combtned Bible study and prayer meeting Wednesday , 1 30 p.m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wlnmg , officer In ct'tanile Sundav. 10 a m , Holiness meetmg , 10 30 a m , Sunday School Young People ' s Legion , 7 p m , Thursday, 1 to 3 p m , Ladies Home League, 7 p m , Prep claSses ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second an._d Sycamore Sts, Pomeroy , the Rev William Mlddleworth , pastor Sund.ay School , 9 30 am , church servfces 10 30 a m WOI'$hlp !io~rv•ce tollow•n9 at J IS p m Optn B•ble diSCUSSIOn , 1 30 p m , at lht church nch nwnday SACRED HEART Rev GRAHAM UNITED Fathe-r John Nadzam METtiODIST Pre-echlnQ pn1or Phone 99'2 2US 9 30 • m, hrst and ncond saturday even•ng Mass. J ' ~~ Sund.ar,s of each month ; th•rd p m sundaY MJSS , 8 an and ourth Sundays eech a m Confenlons , s aturday , 7. month , worstnp serYice at 7 30 i' 30 p m P m Wednesday evenings at supt Sundayschool . 9 301m • BYF , 6 p m • Bi ble study, Wednesday . 1 P m • choir practice , Wednesd•y , 8 30 P m . POMEROY WESlEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr i sonville Rev O' Oell M 1 p 1 • H Ebf ' an ey • as or · enry m, Sunday Sc hool Supt Sundav School 9 30 am , Even ing WOr"Shtp 7 30 P m , Prayer and Pra1se serv tce, Thursday, 7 30 P m .r SY R Ac u SE F I A ST '" HVRCH OF GOO Rev George Otler pa stor Sunda y school . 9 .45 am • morn tng prea c h tng , 11 am · evangeltsttc serv tce , 7 30 P m Pr ayer mcet tng Thursday . 7 30 P m POMEROY .Vt:STSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W • Main St - Loren T Stephens, evangelist. phone 992 78.56 Conservative , non lnstrum ental Sunday worShip , 10 am. Bi ble study. 1l am · worship , 6 P m Wednuday Bible study , 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY c H u R c H < n 0 n denommahonall , Limgsville Dexter Road. the Rev Worley Haley , pastor Sunday school , 10 11m , evenJno worsh ip , 7 30 p m Prayer meettng , Tuesday, 1 30 p m , youth group . Frrday 7 30 P m ·:' the Sermonette •' "For ye are all the chUdren of God by faith In Christ Jesus. For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ, There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither hood nor !roo, there Is neither male nor female: lor ye are aU one In Christ Jesus." (Gal. 3:26;28). •' •• " The story is told of a group of tribal chieftains sitting m Council Each had his own plan for meeting a threatened attack. A wise old chief gave each man a stick arid told hlffi to break 11. Each one did so with no difficulty at all. The chief gathered the same nwnber of sticks agam and bound them together mto a bundle. He then passed the bundle to each man and told him to bt'eak it, not even the strongest man could do 11. The wise old chief illustrated the fact that unity was the secret to success in meeting the attack or the challenges that were to come. So it is with <l!ristians, We meet challenges every day if we really are serving Christ Jesus. An individual Christian has very little chance to win out by himself. IndiVIdual denominations have more chance by working together as groups. However, all Christians working togerber as a group, no matter the denomination, can defeat all challenges and wrn out with and lor <llrist. Our scripture tells us we are to be one united rn Christ This 18 the secret to serving God m a powerful way. It is satd that the family that works together and prays together stays together, So tt IS with Christ's church (all born again Christians.) If we will work and pray together we will wrn out with <l!rist and stay together, both on earth and in Heaven. Rev, Howard Shiveley, Southern Cluster United Methodist ChiU'Ch. Racine Social Events ' ' By Mrs. Francia Morris Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford were Mr. and Mrs. D<flald Parsons of Athens, RD, and grandson, Mr, and Mrs. Darrell Parsons of New Jersey, who have been In Austria where he teaches music. After a visit in Florida with his parents, Rev. and Mrs Randall Parsons, they wtll return to Austria. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb atterided a get-together dinner lor the grand officers of Eastern star In 1968 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William King of BradbiD'y Sunday. Mrs. King was the Grand Ruth and Mrs. Webb was Deputy Grand Matron of that year, 1968. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb attended a potluck supper at the borne of the Deputy Grand Matron of District No. 25 , --ke, at 0 ,E .. S , Lo uanna """' Amesville, Ohro. Dr. and Mrs. James Webb and sons of Colwnbus spent two days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb Mr. Kenneth Swart of Stow, Ohio spent the weekend here to Visit his mother, Mrs. James Swart at Holzer Medtcal Center. Mrs. Larry Badgley, Christy an d Dan ny, of F alrfax, Va .• are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley here and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner of East Le :.t. Henry Roush, Mrs. Unley Hart and grandaon, Don Laird, spent from ThiD'sday mtil Sunday with Mr. and ¥r•· John Fisher at Union· town. On Sunday they took Don to Reynoldsburg to visit relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark, a lew days enroute to his home In Phenix, Ariz. Don apent the summer with his and sons spent the weekend at Kings Island and other places of Interest. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland, Mrs. Betty Sayre, Mrs. Ivan Powell, Jr., Lor1 and Ivanna, spent Sunday in Jacksonville with Mr. and Mrs. William Wood. Mrs. Edna Pickens and granddaughter, Marie Pickens, returned home from a visit in Pennsylvania. Kingsbury News, Notes The Carleton Church had its picnic at the park on Rt. 33 recently. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Carland family visited her family, Mr. and Mrs. <l!arles Barnett and family at Colwnbus. A!C Richard Dean stationed at K. I. Sawyer A.F.B. spent a week's leave recently with his parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Jolin Dean and his brother, Mr, and Mrs. John Walter Dean and son, Jolin. Also VISiting Mr. and Mrs. Dean were Mr. and Mrs Clair Waggoner of- Harrisonville, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paynter of Carpenter _and Rodney Ried of Pataskala. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Arnold and son, Billy' Columbus, VISited hla motber, Mrs. Hazel Arnold and Walter recently. Mrs. Louise Harrison visited In Colwnbus with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison and son, Rodney. Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs. John Walter Dean and son were Mr. and Mrs. John Slack, Mr and Mrs. Gene Slack and family of Massillon, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smalley of Chester. , grandparents, Mr · and Mrs. Mr. arid Mrs. Ernie Wood are ~. ~ge Tasslan and announcing the arrival of 8 10 daughters of Cincinnati lb. 50n. Grandparents are Mr. returned home alter spending and Mrs. Ernest Wood and Mr. the ~Wimer with her mother, and Mrs. McKinney of MidMrs. lJIIlan Lee and other dleport. rela•tves. Mrs. Helen Dais visited her Mr. lllld Mrs. Noel Story of brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Des Moines, Iowa, Mrs. Bur50n at Shade. Other vlsiwrs Wllhebnlna Thonul and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowell ZetcJer of Chester were Bur50n. guesta Saturday of Mrs. Marshall and Sandra Ruth Mllrgnt Houdashelt. and son, Andy, who are N.ncy and Cheryl , mllslonaries In Tajeon, Keres llonleet of Cleveland have returned home on leave 1 apen a .nd have been visiting here. Wlflk with their l!'llldparents, Wednesday evening they Mr.lllld Mrs. Thereon Johneon. showed slides .of their work In Mr. 1111d Mrs. Sieve Cleland Korea at the Cadeton O!ID'ch. .u- \ I 7 30, Prayer and Bible Study FIRST SOUTHERN 8AP TIST _ 282 Mulberry Ave, POMEROY FIRST lAP · TIST - Robert Kuhn , putor ; Will iam Watson , Sunda.,. scnool Pomeroy ~ft!l r,ned w i th B c , the Rev Fred Hdl pastor . Trov ZwWing, Sundar school supt Sundl:ly SChoo 30 ' 9 am . tnornlng worsh lr. , 10 30.. Sunday evangelist c meet ing , 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesda'f 7 30 p m ' ' s MIOOL'E~ORT MT MOitiAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Ma i n , Middltport Rev Henry Key , Jr , pas.tor Sunday School . 9 30 am , Mrs En,.in Baumgard ner , supt, Morning worsh 1p, 10 45 am JEHOYAH'SWITNESSES Larry carn.ahan , presid 1n 9 m inister $unda 11 • Bible lee ture , 9 30 a m , Watchtower study , 10 30 am' Tuesday , Bible StUI;fy , 7 30 P m • Thl1rS day , ministry school. 7 30 P m , service meettnQ 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ In Chrtshan Unlon Lawrenc• Mantey , pastor . Mrs Russell Young. Sunday s h f s 1 C 00 up Sundav School 9 30 a m Evenmg worsh ip. 7 30 Wednesday prayer meettng , 1 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racine Route 2, the Rev James M Muncy. pastor s d h un ey sc ool, 9 <45 a m • morn lng worship., 11 11 m , even•ng worshtp , 7 30 p m Prayer meeting, Tuesday , 7 30 p m , Young people's meetmg. 7 30 P m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST- Corner S1xth and Palmer . the Rev Steve Skaggs pastor , Danny Thompson . Sunday school supt WMPO ratd10 program , 7 45 a m Sunday school. 9 15 a m , morning worsh tp , 10 15 am Youth acttvtttes and lellowsh tp for 1un1or and sen 1or h1gh students . 6 p m Btble study , 7 30 p m M td week prayer servtc:e . Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport, 5th and Main GeorQe Glaze. minister James Sheets, supermtendent Bible school, 9' 30 a m , mornmg worship , 10 30 1a m , evening worship , 7 JO p m . prayer service, 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole, pastor , Floyd Carson. Sunday School supt Sunday schooL 9 30 a m , morn1ng worshtp, 10 30 am , Sunday evange1tst1c meet1ng , 7 30 p m , prayer meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave, Middleport Lester G Holt, pastor Sunday schoo , 10 a m ; worshtp ser vice , 11 am , worsl'llp servtce , 7 30 p m SundBy Wednesday n1gt'tt prayer service, 7 30 THE UNITED PRES· BY1"ERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dwtght L Zavltz, Pastor Director HARRISONVILlE sunday Church Sct'tool, 9 30 a m • Mts Homer Lee , S~pt , Morning Worship , 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School, 9 30 a m , John F Fultz, Sugt , Mornrng Worship, 10 30 e m SYRACUSE Morning worship , 9 • a m , Sunday Church School, 10 a m , Mrs Sampson Hall , Supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD- Ph11i1p Whitley , pastor Sunday school. 10 a m worshq:) servtce, 7 p m , Prayer meettnQ . Wednesday , 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est !I H.art, pastor , Roy Brown, assistant pastor Sunday school , 10 a m , Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evening , prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL - Third Ave ., the Rev William l<nltfel, pastor Ronald Dugan. sunday School Supt Classes for all ages, evening service, 7 30 p m , Bible study, Wednesday, 7 30 P m , youth servtces, Friday, ' 30 p m . FREEWilL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , Mid dleport , Noel Herrman , pastor Saturday evening servtce , 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m , Sundey evening worsh lp, 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER flev. CarlE HICICS Rev. 0. Wm. Sydenstrlcker CHESTER WorshiP 9 15 a m , Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 a m , Church School. 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship , 11 a m , Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worship , 10 30 em , Church School 9 15 am , UMYF630pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , UMYF 6' 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER! Rev . Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worship 10 30 a m , Church School 9 30 a m , UMYF 7 pm RUTLAND - Worstlip 9' 15 a m , ChUrch School 10 a m , UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER Wor ship 9 am , Church School 10 am , UMYF Thursday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev . Rlch•rd E Jarvil ASBURY Worship 11 a m , Church School 9 50 a m • WSCS, 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh i p 9 a m , Church School 10 e m , WSCS , 3rd Wednesd1y, 7 30 pm ' MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip 10 a m ., Church School 9 e m , wscs, 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church School, 9 30 a m , worship s•rvl~, 7. 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. S1even Wilson Rev. Lury Poling Rev . How1rd Shiveley BETHANY tOoruSI Worship , 9 30 a m , Ct'turch School 10 30 a m . CARMEL Worship , 11 1 m , 1st and 3rd Sundays, Churct't School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Sunday school, 9 30 a m , worShip, first and thtrd Sunday , 1. 30 P m • prayer meeting, Wed nesdav . 7 30 p m Fellowship supper, first Saturday, 6 p m U M W second luesdev. 7 30 pm EAST LETARt Sunday k:nool, 9 30 1 m , worsh lp second lnd fourth S~otnday , 7 lO D m • prayer l'f1tetlnG 1 Wtd nt.•Sday , 1 30 p 1m ,: U M W , f irs t Wfl'dn~srJn l 1 JO p m WESLE'YAN fRtctn!'l Sunday school, )Q a m : wors.tHp , 11 a m • Btble- llvdv . Thursday , 7 p m .. ChO i r practice, Ttwr~day . 8 p m tettowshtp sup p er . first Wednnday 6•30p m , U M w fourth Mondav. 8 p m GlieEA.T BEND - WDrsn rp II a m , 2n d and 4th SundaY$., Chur ch School , 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worsh ip , 'O 1 m • Church 3chooi, 9 a m • Bi ble study , 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worstt l p 9 30 a m • Church School 10 30 a m • M i d Week Service , Wednesday , 8 p m MORSE CHAPEl. Wor shiP 11 am • 1st and 3rd Sundavs . Ctturch School , 10 om PORTLAND - Worship 7 , 30 p m ; Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - WorShip , 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays , Church School 10 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh i p 1() a m , Church School 9 am , Prayer Meeting , Wednes.day , 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Church services. 9 am , Sunday School 9 <4.5 a m Bi ble Study every ThurSday , 7 30 p m NORTH BEtHEL Wor ship 11 a m • Church Sct'tool 10 om ALFRED - Sunday School, 9 45 am each Sunday , preachtng at 11 a rn each Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 .45 p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 p m on third Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday school , 9 lO, preaching , 1 30 p m Sunday , prayer meeting , 7 30 p m Tuesday, WSC S, 1 30 f~rst Thursday each month SilVER RIDGE - Worship 10 am • Church School , 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh i p 9 a m , Churct, School. 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CH RUT - George Fredertck, supt Serv1ce weekly , 9 30 am on Sunday Preachtng first and third Sundays of month by Clifford Smtth, 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN tON - Darrell Doddnll pastor Sunday School , 9 30 am , Leonard Gilmore, first elder evenmg servtce , 7 30 p m Wednesday praver meetmg , 7 30 p m MT MOR.IAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand , pastor Sun day school , 9 45 a m , morning worship, 11 a m Evening servtces , Tuesday and Frtday, 1 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Btble Study, 9 JO am , morning worshtp, 10 30 am , evening worshtp , 6 30 p m Wednesday Btble Study, 1 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom , Sunday School , 10 a m wtth Wtllard Ptgott. supt Evangelistic messa9e each Sunday eventng, 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cltne , m inister of the Apostoltc Fatth Btble Study , Wednesday. 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school servtce, 10 a m , Prayer meettng, Thursday, 7 p m , Sunday evenmg servtce, 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST POmeroy Harrrsocwttle Road Rtck Morrtson pastor , Sunday school supt , Steven Stanley Sunday school, 9 30 am , morntng worshtp and commun•on , 10 30 am , Sunday even1ng youth Chnst1an Endeavor , 6 30 p m , worsh tp servtce. Sunday 7 JO p m Wednesday evenmg prayer mecttng and Btble study, 7 30 p m ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Pme Grove, the Rev Arthur Combs, pestor Sunday school, 9 30 a m , church services 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bible School, 9 30 am , mornmg worsh1p, 10 30 a m Sunday evenrng Worship Servtce, 7 30 p m , choir practice Sunday and Wed nesdey, 7 p m , prayer meeting and Btble Study Wednesday, 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norris, pastor Sunday school 10 a m , Church service, 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Morntng Wor$hlp, 10 30 a m , Evening Worshtp , 7 30 p m , Wednesday Mid Week Service Sunday School Supertntendent, Gerald Wells Pastor , Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Welter P. Bikacsan, pastor. Ronnie Salser, S s Supt, Sunday School. 9 30 a m , Morning Worsh1p 10 45 a m , Sunday evening worshtp 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Btble ~ Study. 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m , youth and junior youth service, 6 45 p m , evening worship, 7 30 p m , prayer and praise, .Wednesday , ~-30 Q ~m... _ SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean , pastor Sunday SchooL 10 a m , Leon Miller , supt Evening servtce, 7 JO p m , Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7 30 p m ClfE'STER CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terfteld, pastor sunday School , 9 30 am • worshtp service, 11 a m , evening service ; 7 , prayer service and youth service. Wednesday , 7 o m LANGSVIlLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser , pastor Sunda'l School. 9 30 am • Roy Stgman , supt , morning worsh tp, 10 JO. Sunday evenmg service. 1 30, Mtd week service, Wednesday , 7 }O_ p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard C Black , pastor Bob Moore , Sunday School Supt , Sunday School , classes tor au ages. 9 JO am , morning worsh ip, 10 45 , NY~S Sund.1y , 6 30 p m , evangei Jstlc ser.vlce , Sundav, 7 30 p m Mid week pra'yer meet lnQ , Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Mfsslonary meetrng, secgnd Wednesday , 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON7 DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Smith, pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a rn , class. leader , Leo Hill , worship servic• , 10 30 am , church, 1 30 p m , EDEN UNIT~EO lkl: ,., . REN IN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake . pastor Sunday School 10 a m ; Howard McCoy. supf ,. Morning sermon , 11 a m 1 Sunday niQht services ChriStian Endeaver, 7 30 p Song service , 8 p m , Preact'!ing 8 30 p m , Mid week Prayer meeting . Wed · nesday . 7 p m, Rev Adams, la\.1 leader m, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rutland on New llm.a ~Old , next to Forest Acre Perk ; Rev Ray Rouse, pastor , Robert Musser Sunday School supt sundaY school , 10, 30 am . , worship 1 30 p m . Bible S1udy, Wed nesday , 7 : 30 p m Saturday night prayer &erVI 1 .!0 p m GROV~ CHRISTIAN - ROger Watton , putor , Ray Whaley , aupt , Morning worthlp , 9 30 1m church school, 10, 30 1 voung PtoPit 'l mntlng , 6 30 P m .; evening worsh i p , 7. 30 P m Bible lhJdv, Wednttday, HEMLOCk m:: 130 p m MT . UNION t!IAPTtST Rev C•ctl Cox, pastor SIJnctay Schoof supt • Joe Savre Sunday school . 9 <iS am . , Sun day eveninG worship , 1 30 W~nesday prayer an(l 81blt study , 1 JO p .m TUPPE.S PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eug ene Underwood , pastor . Howard Caldwell , Jr ., Sunday School Supt • Sunday School. 9 30 am , Morn i ng Sermon . 10 JO am • Sundav eventng service. m LETAR FALLS UNITED BR£T .. REN - Rev Fret'land Norris, pastor Floyd Norr is, !Supt Sunday school 9 JO a 1"11 , morn ing sermon . 1q 30 am , Prayer serv ice,. Wednesda'f , 7 10 p m CHESHI~E CHURCH OF GOD OF PA:OPHECY - G P Sm ith ,. pastor Sunday Sct'tool, 10 a m , Arthur H.enson , Supt , Morn i ng Worship , 11 • m , Young People 's service, 1 P m • Evening serv ice, 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid -Week. Prayer $ervlce. 7 30 p m , Youth meeting , 6 30 p m 1 Evening worsh lp , 1 30 p m CHESTt:R CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H~rbert Grate, J)attor Wor ship serv ice, 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School, 9 •30 .am Richard Barton , supt Prayer m eetlng , Wed nesday , 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST CliffOrd Smith, mlntster Sunday SchOOl 9 30 a m .. morninG church 10 30 am , Sunday eventng service , 7 JO p m Wednesday serv ic e, 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev R obert E Bu c kley , pastor Lloyd Wr ight , Sunday school supt Sunday school, 9 30 ~ m morntng worshtp , 10 30 am , evenmg worsh tp, 7 30 p m Wednesday Chrtsttan Youth Crusade , 6 30 p m Ch o rr pra c trce , Thur sday , 7 p m ~el~~~~~~. Log ' " ' American Dr••m Machine 33. ,j, touchabfeo 13; Come to the Fair •· 1S H"ds" a 1. 00 - Midnight Special], 4, Take Five for Life 15 2: 00- News 13 . Movie " Woman Times Seven " 4 • : 00 ·- Movie "Red Garters" 4 5· JO - Movie "Operation Double Cross" "'· SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 6:30--Ky. Afield 1~; Christopher Clos0<1p 10, TV Classroom 8 7:CJO-Fun For Everyone 6, Treehouse Club B. In Touch 13 , Falttr For Today 10 7.30--Seoame Sf 20; Saturday's Report 3, O.monds 13 . Farm Front 4; Speedrocer 6; Speed Buggy 8 ; Treehouse Club 10 8:DO-Jake's Place 6; Lldsvltle 3,43, 15; Bugs Bunny 13. Hair Bear Bunch 8; Popeye 10. 1:30--Yogt's Gang 13; Mister Rogers 20 ; Addams Family 3,4,1S ; Sabrina 8; Edward Saunders 6. •" •• Sunday • ll Kings 4 8-16 Monday o GalatiafU '' 5 I. 13-18 Tuerday •:GO-Emergency Plus 3,4, 15; Super Friends 6,13; Movies 8.10 • • Epheszans I 15-23 Seoame Sf 20 Laughing children splash and splutter in the shallows. Farther out, big boys race and tear in noisy games of tag. Fathers show their children how to swim, while mothers smile encouragement. Lovers nestle close on striped blankets, and grandmas nod sleepily under big-brimmed hats. The day is good, a day of sand and sea and clear blue sky. Then a whistle shrieks, and laughter stills as life guards work to save a life. Dread hovers, and even when the child is safe within his mother's arms, for some the day is tarnished . It's easy to be gay on picnic days But, when tragedy comes close and fears clamor, life's happiness is a temporary thing. Where can you find confidence? Your church has the answer. It is the abiding place of Ood. Within its fellowship through prayer am' .vorship, you can learn that God is the center of your life and that His goodness never wavers. 2:2-5 Saturday • Romans 8 ·9-13 9: 30--fnch High Private Eye 3,., 15. 10:GO-Eiec. Co. 20; Lassie's Rescue Rangers 6, 13, My Favorl1e Martian 8,10; Sigmund and The Sea Monsters, 3,4,15. 10:30-<loober and The Ghost Chasers 6, 13; Pink Panthers 3,,.,15; Zoom 20; Jeannie 8,10. Scnplures Selected By The "merlc.lll"' Bible Soctely Copyriaht 1974 Keister Ad\ler1fstng SeNice, Inc , Strasburg. VIrginia •:DO-Man Builds, Man Destroys 33. 4:30-Sewtng Skills- Tailoring 33. 5:DO-Wide World of Sports6,13; Great Day At The Fair 4; A Bit With Knit 33; Petticoat Junction 3; Washlnglon Debates 15 5:30--Sate ol the Century 4; Let's Grow A Garden 33; New Doting Game 3. 6:DO-LIIIas, Yoga and You 33; News 8; News 3,4; In The Know 10; A Look At TheBook u. 6:30-News 3,.,15; Zoom 33; Beverly Hillbillies 8; News 6, RNsoner Reporf 13. 7:DO-Hee Haw 6,8; Catch-33 33; Lorence Welk 4, 13, 1S ; Thrlllseekers 3; Animal World 10. With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whrch Is good in family and community lrfe. this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Matn - Dtal992 2101 Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va Pomeroy . RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine GOEGLEIN READY MIX Olaf 992 3284 . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racine 220 E Main MASON ' ASSEMBLY ~AIRVIIW Pomeroy Ph 992 3030 Middleport, Oh1o . We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 2955 . Pomeroy Ph 992 3863 DUDLEY'S TWO LOCI\TIONS N. Second Sf Middleport, Q. 46 CourtS! Gallipolis, 0 59 . GENE'S BOQY SHOP 808W Main Pomeroy Ph 992 5271 . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus. 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dlal992-2318 WAID CROSS SONS STOR~ Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph . 9•9·5772 . . • " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio The Finn! In Mobile Homes I Hl<l E Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-103• Altend the Church of Your Chol<e Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 Ph. 992-3986 IfiLl! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supplies-Girts 99 Mill St · Middleport . West Norlh Easl I+ Pass Pass Pass "'<I fiOfl L t:f un~eramble theat four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary word1. l NORST rJ 23 Greek • Mary Island Wllllama U Foreshadow rt1 Ilresrl 25 Catches style girl's name 23 Binge 25New 26 Greek war deity fl Nursery game, with ucake" %8 "Miserables" Zt Heavy sllk fabric 3% Balsam's steed 33 That chap's hr++--1- ~ author DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: I I [J I IEDABLEl I J II I r NATfEX) V AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW One letter almp!y tlanda for another. In lhlo tample A is used for tbe throe L'o, X for the two O's, etc. Slncle Jetton, apootropbea, the lencth and formation of the worda are oil blots. Each day _!he codeletlen are dltrerenl. CRYP'I'OqUOTU BKMY I'=~-~~l~~~~"~~· I ;;~·_:'lUitre!fted I' boat Z2 Swedish Machree" 2% Whit ~-~·> '<o-t--t-+-+--rSbore" •· ..:t'""'J 111,:.""•'"'"'"'"" "' ""'"' ,._...,.' .. .. CAPIN I I I Now otranr• tho circled lottm to rorm the aurpriae anawer, u l'litlte SBIISIIIISWIIIn 0 "r I I by the above cartoon. I )" (A..•wen tomorrow' Jumb1r& WEARY MOUSE LARIAT FACIAl Y~11lrrrlay'• An-'•11'1'1 H'ht<rt' you're apt II, lttlt.t> IWil'!t .wme rnre- FROM A WALLET II ill/ BT IMWW TQIKMFAT GVH UHVAHTEE VG V FT. MFVYKTH ' LE 2+ 4• Pass Pass South I• 2. CAPTAIN EASY Pass •so FAA:.,O GOOP! F 0 L EMF IT.- KMJTWVIP TWWLE Yeate....,'a Crypkrqaote: AS LONG AS I HAVE A WANT, I HAVE A REASON FOR UVING. SATISFACTION IS - '~TH.-GEORGE.BERNARD SHAW fe lftiiDoc FMb!N lp4Joa.., IM.) • NOW IF W1i CAN J~T 6E-T MY CAR S.TART&t> WITM01JT R.O~JNii HIM- The unlucky expert had : cornered us again This t1me he was fresh from a rubber ~ bridge game. : "Look what South JUSt did • to me!n he commanded 111 ~ had picked up my usual bust • and even though my partner had opened the bidding I was delighted when my opponents .. settled for a mere game." •. "So they won the rubber," ~ ~(!~~~~,.~IERIE J LfllRA~ AT 11-IEDOING' LOCAL .. we remarked . "Everyone w .50VIE.IlJ<E5EAJ;a::Hfu loses rubbers." ",._ 11 NO they dadn't," he : retorted. "My partner took ' his ace of diamonds and led • back the queen. South wasted • no time putting up hiS king. I : ruffed and eventually South • had to lose two club tricks" : "What''s wrong with thit?" : we asked "He could have • made sure of his contract by : letting the queen hold; ruffing ;:- the next diamond in dummy; • drawing trumps and eventu· : ally discarding a club on the • king of diamonds that he had ', saved. Instead he had made a • careless play and let you : ktfl!p the rubber ahve," ,.,. "I know 1t,u he replied DID YOU FIND WHAT YOU WERE LOOKING roR? I FOUNtJMOR~ THAN I lllln'I3AINEtJ FOie! f7 V D,o..OO'f IS SCRR'i He WJ>..S ~~D 1'0 PUT 'IOJ I~ A f\ARt.lt;;<;;S it:J0/>.'1, WILBER~, 6Ur ~ H.¥.> W..D R~­ ~,&..t.c aPGRIEt-ICt;; IIJm\ 'lOUR FM0:S tl\SAPW.Ri~IP AC.To;;. • 1111'4 ALLEY OOP • CNEWSPAJ>ER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) c:e:J :1 t!fttik$!1 • •• • The bidding has been •• Well Non~ Eoll So•l~ : • Pau 1• 2• 1 Pass Pass 1• 5• ,. P1u •• Pass '1 30 BARNEY UH·· LET'S SEE WHAT'S TH' FUST THING TO DO? ··GO BORRV A CUP OF SUGAR FROM . ' AND CR'<1N6 WON'T HELP LOWEEZV I'VI5LI~~ERS 1/ERV ~ELDOM PA~ ALIT~~ JV~ TO KEEP THEM F«~ C~IN6 iJHAT~ Wl«lNS WIT~ THO>E GV~5? • YIMI, South, hold . • .A K Q J 10& I 'I&+ U + 74 Who! do you do now? : A -11 1" ""'' fa lib lo ynr . , . , _ ..........., .. llyoo Chester • ·. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE ....... : .... folllt or _..,e, Jilol bl<lol1 : Kerm'1 f(orner . Kermit Walton : TODAY'I QUESTION • 1-.1 of opening one club • I l YKT FOLEMFIT DICK TRACY Opemng lead -10 + • Pomeroy ' I>'W' t<(NUJ AllNOl 0 I. IT T-1.1: ~ Furniture and Hardware Home lite Saws Ph 985-3308 ~Jy~~@IJ.J*-1'-' -.1,..- 5 Vaporous 8 Arizona city 7 Chemical suffiz Both vulnerai;)Je • RIDENOUR SUPPLY ~ts and Groceries +++ root %0 Marine bird 21 Small KB53 .754 : BEN FRANKUN . STORE " Syracuse, 0 (hyph. wd.) very much . He, too, has never been marrled He thinks we should have a " white wedding," because "every woman deserves the thnll of her beautiful bndal gown." But, Helen, I am not a VIrgin and I'm afraid he thinks l am. Years ago, l had a brief affair I don't regret Should I cunfess I'm not pure, or just go ahOlld with the white dress and be a liar' I'm afraid to riSk our love wrth the truth LAm IN LOVE DEAR LAm (Now I've heard everythmg!) I doubt that a 65-year-<Jid man would be very shocked to learn his 82-year old br1de ISll'l a- vlrgm, but if he's not curiOus, why mentton the subject' For your information, white does NOT signify virgmity I'd say you were 99.44 per cent purer than most olber women your age, so stop worrymg. - H. 30 :JTl'LE ORPHAN ANNIE ~ ing about. They say that • cards never forgiVe, but these : cards forgave him. He picked • up a ~rand slam on the next : hand. KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. SADIE'S MARKET 22) beetle 18 OUtdated Yoolenb!y'a Auwer I Ordit!ary 'll Coupled (2 wda.) " Firlt word t Ov...,.t of meet 10 Of the llmerk:b breastbone • Fill wtlb II Weary merriment It Rltytluo 31 Voice for tappers "Mother ~ "That's what rm complam· POWELL'S SUPER VALU - '· DF An t!T'()ulstve bul generous. fnend wtll gr~e you some thmg you want Out would not have dared lo ask lor yourse ll structure 11 Appear 15 Irish or Arabian 16 Faucet 17 June ~ By Oswald & James Jacoby Meigs County Branch 296 W. Second PISCES (Feb 20· Morch 20) city 1! Lease holder UFann •• SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY . THE AlliENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. (July 23·Aug 22) Clne 11 Romanian • • MARK V STORE Ph . 992 2178 Chester, Ohio BAP· CHURCH, Ltllrt , W Va, Rt 1. R:ev Georgt Hoschar , pea tor Sunctav School 9 . JO • m Preyer •net 81blt study 7 30 p . m Cotte'Oe Prayer Service Tuuday, 10 1 m Worthlp Service, Thursday, 7JOpm , - Middleport - GAULS MARKET OF GOD - Second St , Meson , w Va Chester Tennant. putor Sund1y School, 10 a m , morntng worship, 11 a m , tYangtllltic service, 7:30pm Bible study and prayer service. Wednesdey. 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chrl1tl1n UniOh The Rev . Wi lliam ':a mpb•ll. pastor Sunday School , 9 30 6 m , James Hughes, supt .; evening atrvlce. 7.30 p m Wedneadey tvtnlng prayer meeting, 7 30 p m. Youth prayer service tech Tueaday. Pomeroy Ph 992 2550 Bakers or Gay 90's Bread Louis W Osborne TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson, Mason Pastor , Welter Cloud Sunday school , 9 45 am , worship service, 11 a m end 7 JO p m Weekly Bible study, Wednesday , 7 JO pm Ph 949 9591 Middleport today Once you get gorng tl Will be tough lor others to keep pace wtth you mental lfl1ueo •s+ • • •• BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT w SOUTHERN 337 N 2nd AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Fob 19~ You II be active in spurts ~Develop. + • ••• ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Buick Pontiac Opei-G M C Dealer SOO E Main Sf Ph 992-2174 12 30-Midnlght Special 15. 1·0D--Speak easy 6, Movie " Captive Wild Woman" 13. Others w•ll see to 11 you re not overlooked tf anythrng JS to be split up or g1ven away who has been reructa.nt to agree wtlh you on an Issue of tmpottance w111 surprise ~ou loday when you lind your Ideas are now 1n harmony VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept II be lucky tOday :17 Ignoble 311 Snub 31 Cartoon!.! Soglow 41 Continued without break 41 Coloring expert DOWN 1 Round-up equipment 2 Window style 3 Olef's creation (2 wds.) 4 Taro 10 .QJ86 SOUTH .AQJ102 ~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS 11 15--Movle "Revenge of the Creature" 6; News 13. 11: 30-Come To The Farr .(, Janakl 33; Movies "The Lively Set11 J; "Marr1age Go Round" 8 ; "Secret World" 10. "Dr Goldfoot & The Girl Bombs" 13. 19~ You 22·Jon ACROSS 1 Mislay +72 "" •" •• • ••• • M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Middleport LEO CAPRICORN (Dec loy THOMAS JOSEPH .A93 •,, •• Middleport Ph 992·2366 Middleport, Oh1o CHiieiST, P 0 ~ox 487, Miller St. , Mason , Va sunday Blblt Study 10 a m , Worahip 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music FIRST Beech & Locust GEMINI (Mo, 21 -Juno 20) "Hitchhike" 6,13 ll.DO-ABC News 6,13 ; News 8,10 11 15-ABC News 6,13, News 8,10 p1ece ot news shortly II will deal w tth a proj ~ ect you have not been mvolved in IOO tong Ou1ck lhlnktnQ w1ll ~et you out or a rou~h spol However don't mak.e a hab1t of watltng unl•l the last minute before achng B 30-MASH 8, 10; Great American Dream Machine 33 , Movie 9 00-Mary Tylef Moore 8, 10, Mov1e "House of Cards" 4 9 30-Bob Ne'l(hart 8, 10, Mov:ie " Rocklord Flies" 3, Uncle Sam Rquests The Pleasure of " 10 00-Barnaby Jones 8,10, Baseball 15 10 30--From Cancan to Barcarolle 33 •nleres.llng ~VJ.' WEST ..• .64 • 1076432 Mmor Repa1rs & Tune-up •• MASON COUNTY CHURCH The Store with A Heart Phone 949 3342 NORTH • K9873 • AJ8 ••• INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE part of the package. Others refer their clients to trained local therapiSts, and still others recommend sex education classes at nearby colleges, or hooks, such as "The Joy of Sex" by Alex Comfort, or the several discussiOns of the Masters and Joiinson treatment lor sexual dysfunction. What does a sex therapy C<IID'se offer? A lot of talk arid a lot of private homework. Couples learn to comrnumcate their feelings arid desires to one another; to view sex as good, happy sharing, whJch needn'tPalways end w1th mtercourse; to correct faults or failures and mcrease enjoyment - and that the only four-letter word m sex relationships IS "fast". Sex therapy usually lasts IOor 12sesslons, although intensive weekend encounters are becommg popular. Costs vary m dif· ferent areas, but average around $25 to $30 per hour. My adVIce, Sieve and VIrginia fmd a well-recommended marrlage-arid-6ex counselor. Good luck! - H SAGITTARIUS (Noo. 23 · Oec. 21) You II be getting an You U do very well '"compel!· t•ve s•tuattons It anyone ts likely 10 get the breaks 1t s gotfllil to be you DEAR STEVE· No, Virginia, se• therapy - the legitimate kind - is not a bunch of orgies with dirty prctures. But because anyone can become a "sex doctor" (the profession is so new there are no ticensmg procedures, as yet) , watch out lor the zanies, the kinkies and the price-gougers. Ask your local famUy service agency or Mental Health AssociatiOn for a referral, and be sure the counselor you choose has qualified professional background. Would sex therapy belp' P>obably, but your letter mdlcates you also need a total marrlirge appraisal. Constant fighting produces poor sex, no matter how great the lechruques, lor you're bourid to carry resentment.. with you mto lhe bedroom. Unlucky expert victim of cards ••• ••" Will OCCUI CANCER (Juno 21-Jufy 22) These days, many marriage counselors offer a sex course as SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) It' s possible )'QU IT!aY have to afler your plans when some unexpecled guests drop •n oul oflhe blue TAURUS (Aplft 20· Moy 20) Before you throw m the towel, wa1t a b1t longer Keep trytng Events w tll suddenly reverse themselves to your advantage. l:JD--Movie "Atomic C1ty" 4. 3:QO-Movle "Flaming Feather" 4. your partner has opened one 4: 30-Movie "The Saddle Buster" 4. 6:DO-Peyfon Ptace 4. · notrump. What do you do now" •• For Seturd•~ . Aue. 3 t , 1974 ARIES Uoterch 2 t · April 181 You don't want 10 play tt solo today You're et your besl w1th a group Somethl~ mtereshng VIRGINIA 11 45-Movle "Nevada Smith" 4 WIN AT BRIDGE • • • HEINERS BAKERY • • ll:DO-Brady Kids 6,13; Abbott & Costello 8; Sesame Sl 20; Speed BU9gy 10; Star Trek 3,4, 15. 11: 30--Josle & The Pussycats In Outer Spaces, 10; Butch Cassidy 3,4, U; Mission Magic 6,13. 12. DO-E lee. Co 20; Jetsons 3,4, 15; Pebbln and Bamm Bamm 8, 10; Movie "Mod, Mod Monsters~~ 6,13. +++ 12:30--Fat Albert 8,10; Go 3,4.15. DEAR HELEN !:DO-Children's Film Festival 8, 10, Man from UNCLE 4, I'm 62 and have never been marr1ed. Several months ago, l Banana Splits 3; Action '7", 13; Washington Debates IS met a woriderful man three years my senior. We love each other I: :JI)....Cafch Some Pro Foofball 3. 2:1»-Sout Train 6; VIewpoint 8; At the Fair with Chuck White tO; Anyfhtng You Can Do 13. 2: 15-BaMbell 3,;4, 15. 7 30-Bobby Goldsboro 3, Course of our Times 33; Treasure 2: 30--Beauty Pageant 13; Wreotllng 1. Hunt 10 3:111f-<)ther F;ople, Other Plecn 6,13; Championship Fishing 8 DO-All In The Family 8,10; Partridge Family 6,13. 10. Emergency! .4, Movte "Lucas Tanner" 3, 15. Hours of Stars LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt, pastor , Sunday School supt, Ronald Osborne, Ptble School, 9·30 am , preaching 10 45 a m , Evening serv1ces , 7 30 p m MASON 1974 6 : oo-Summer Semes1er 10. • Ezekiel THE HILAND CHAPEL. GeorQe Casto, pastor Sunday 5!: hOOI , 9 30 . evenii"'Q worshiP . 7 30 Thursday evemng prayer service 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second end Pomeroy Sts, Stan Craig , pastor Sunday school , 9 45 am • worsh i p service, 11 am , traininG un i on . 6 . 30 P m • evening worship service , 7. 30 p m M ld week .prayer service , Wednesday, 7 30 p m 10, 12 . 30- Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 6, Wide World In Concert 1:;1; Movies "Porfral1 In Terror" 10. " The Thing w ith Two 89.1·18 Friday FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev L R Gluesencamp , pastor Roger Wilfred, Sr , Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am , Sunday eventng worship 7 30 Prayer meetmg , Tuesday , 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter , class leader Youth meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 P m . Ernest Deeter. leader MT. HERMON CHURCH OF TH-E UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school. 9 30 am, Russell Spencer , supt , worship servtce, 10 45 a m , eventng worsh i P alternattng with C E et 7 30 p m on Sundl!!y Prayer meetmQ, 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter , pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am , worship service, 10 30 a m Bible study artd prayer servtce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m RUTlAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Kasler, pastor , V H Braley , Sunday school supt Sunday schooL 9 30 a m , worshtp servtce and com mun•on . 10 30 am , youth meettng , 6 p rn , Sunday evenmg serv tee , 7, regular board m eetlng , th trd Saturday , 7 p m RUTL-AND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School , 9 30 am , Worship servtce, 11 a m , Wednesday prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Sunday night worship , 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Grimm , Jr , pastor Sunday SchooL 9 30 a m , Morning worship , 10 30 am , ., Young people's service, 6 4.5 P m • Evangel istic serv i ce , 7 30 p m Wednesday evening servtce. 7 30 p m Brady Bunch 6, 13. 8, By Helen ·aottel Cao Se1 Tbenpy Help? DEAR HELEN . My wife and I fight aboot almoot everytlun~. ,.e doo'l gel along In bed or out of II But When I'm away from her I'm nol happy, and she feels the same. West1U love each other, but we need lessons In how to get with It Would sex therapy help? Please convince my wife It isn't jusl a bunch of sex orgies with dirty pictures. - SmVE AND Bleck PerspeCt ive on the 10·00 - News 20, ld.a VIsionaries 33. Tom a 6 13 10· 30 - Ohio· This Week 20 : Day at Night 33 ' 11 ; 00 - News J, 4, 6, 8, 10, ll. 15, Aviation Weather 20 , Janak133 11 .30- Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15. Mission · Impossible 6, Un- Thursday HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Nev 111 e . pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning serv tee. 10 JO a m , youth servtce, 6 .t5 p m , Evangel/site servtce 7 JO p m Prayer meettng Thursday . 7 30 p m a, 10; Prairie 3, 4, IS; NFL Football 9:30 - Odd eouete6. ,] o Psalms am the~ 8· 30 - ~ Times I, 10, Woll Street Week 20. 33 . Brian ~ellh l. 4, 1!, Six Million Dollar Man 6 . 13, Oftlcfal 1973 .All-America Teem 10 ~ 9· 00 - ~~terplece Theater 20, 33; Movie "Little House on the 10 3742 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Worsh 1p serv tce, 9 30 am Sunday Sunday school , 10 30 am Btble study and prayer serv 1ce , 7 JO p m Thursday Kmgsbury Road Sllnday School , 9 JO am, Ralph Carl. supt Worshtp service, 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m alternately Prayer meettng, Wednesday. 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles. pastor OLD DEXTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Francts , Sunday school supt • Sunday school. 10 Us. My IS : I :OOHI-t PSaniO<d & Son l , 4, 1S, Washington Review 20, ll . Your •r•de think from lh11'1QS you do on an •m· promptu bMiS Keep your sctledute loose so yOu ' re eveflabte U; Aort.31, lt74 u~at conditione Will <ft~etop unexpectedly lhla yqar You II Nneltu f't'IMCiatty Make It 1 po.nt tO ._._ aM evenuaa or opportunHy ~ 23· 0ct. 23) Your most tun w111 come todaty ~'OC,:: 1~ ;YHollywood Squores 4: Cotlcentratlon 8; To Tell fhe ~ ~3 ou Owe If To YovrHif 20, •s muct't as yOtJ some liBRA (Sopt .. 6. :W.., 11 ~~ 6Nowo 3, •· IJ; CBS Newo 1. 10; Room 212 7:00- TruthO< Cons 3, B"tthe Clock •· New• 10 What'• LEI1ne IC; Avla,llon Weather 33; Wild Kingdom 1 Spy et. o. 20, Bowling tor Dollars • 7: JO - Porter Wegonw J ; New Treasure Hunt 10 Beat • Wednesday • Matth.:w REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland • Racine Road William Roush , pastor Denny Evans. Sunday Schoor D~rector Sunday School, 9 30 am , Morning worshtp, 10 30 am , Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg praver serv1ces , 7 30 om nearly • DOG - N.wo 3, ' · I, 1J, ABC Ntws13 ; s...,mt St. 20 , Newo 6. 7/ DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russell. Sr m inister . Norman C W11! . supt Sunday school , 9 30 am , worsh ip service , 10 30 am • Btble study , Tuesday 7 JO p m p-m:ii~~~~~""~""j~~"'~;}p·- ~onJc'u •• ng lt\81 you wanl dons that you fell would be ~.ute e"'pens,ve w111 not coal you 1 • • �7- 'lbe O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport·P~y. 0 ., Friday, Aug . 30, lf14 • - Tho Deily 5entinel. Middleoort·Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Aug 30, 1974 SEVENTH DAY AD VENTtsT Mulber-ry Helvhts, Pomeroy P<"stor u • • ' ' .,' Glr1rd Seton Sabbath school e-very Satunla v af '1 p m and POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev . W . H Perrin , pastor . Roy M1yer . SundiY school supt Church school. 9 1S a m worsh i p serv ice, 10 · 2<4 am Youth cho ir rehearsal . Mon day, 3 30 p m under d lrt!l ction of Mary Skinner , sen tor c:hotr rehearsal , 7 30 p m Thursd~Y with Mrs Paul Nea se. director POMEROY CHURCH 0~ THE NAZARENE Corner Union and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson , pastor Sundly school , 9 30 e m , Glen McClung, supt : morning worship, 10 30 a m , evening service , 7 30 , m ld week ser vice, Wednesday , 1 JO p m GRACE EPISCOPAl - The Rev Harold Deeth , rector Church serv ices , 10· 30 a m , Holy commun ion first Sund~y Of month , church school , 10 30 ill m for nurserv throuqh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- Ferrell Gron tnger. pastor B i ble school , 9 30 a m , worsh1p , 10 30 a m , adult worship service and young people ' s meetmg , 7 30 p m Combtned Bible study and prayer meeting Wednesday , 1 30 p.m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wlnmg , officer In ct'tanile Sundav. 10 a m , Holiness meetmg , 10 30 a m , Sunday School Young People ' s Legion , 7 p m , Thursday, 1 to 3 p m , Ladies Home League, 7 p m , Prep claSses ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second an._d Sycamore Sts, Pomeroy , the Rev William Mlddleworth , pastor Sund.ay School , 9 30 am , church servfces 10 30 a m WOI'$hlp !io~rv•ce tollow•n9 at J IS p m Optn B•ble diSCUSSIOn , 1 30 p m , at lht church nch nwnday SACRED HEART Rev GRAHAM UNITED Fathe-r John Nadzam METtiODIST Pre-echlnQ pn1or Phone 99'2 2US 9 30 • m, hrst and ncond saturday even•ng Mass. J ' ~~ Sund.ar,s of each month ; th•rd p m sundaY MJSS , 8 an and ourth Sundays eech a m Confenlons , s aturday , 7. month , worstnp serYice at 7 30 i' 30 p m P m Wednesday evenings at supt Sundayschool . 9 301m • BYF , 6 p m • Bi ble study, Wednesday . 1 P m • choir practice , Wednesd•y , 8 30 P m . POMEROY WESlEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr i sonville Rev O' Oell M 1 p 1 • H Ebf ' an ey • as or · enry m, Sunday Sc hool Supt Sundav School 9 30 am , Even ing WOr"Shtp 7 30 P m , Prayer and Pra1se serv tce, Thursday, 7 30 P m .r SY R Ac u SE F I A ST '" HVRCH OF GOO Rev George Otler pa stor Sunda y school . 9 .45 am • morn tng prea c h tng , 11 am · evangeltsttc serv tce , 7 30 P m Pr ayer mcet tng Thursday . 7 30 P m POMEROY .Vt:STSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W • Main St - Loren T Stephens, evangelist. phone 992 78.56 Conservative , non lnstrum ental Sunday worShip , 10 am. Bi ble study. 1l am · worship , 6 P m Wednuday Bible study , 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY c H u R c H < n 0 n denommahonall , Limgsville Dexter Road. the Rev Worley Haley , pastor Sunday school , 10 11m , evenJno worsh ip , 7 30 p m Prayer meettng , Tuesday, 1 30 p m , youth group . Frrday 7 30 P m ·:' the Sermonette •' "For ye are all the chUdren of God by faith In Christ Jesus. For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ, There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither hood nor !roo, there Is neither male nor female: lor ye are aU one In Christ Jesus." (Gal. 3:26;28). •' •• " The story is told of a group of tribal chieftains sitting m Council Each had his own plan for meeting a threatened attack. A wise old chief gave each man a stick arid told hlffi to break 11. Each one did so with no difficulty at all. The chief gathered the same nwnber of sticks agam and bound them together mto a bundle. He then passed the bundle to each man and told him to bt'eak it, not even the strongest man could do 11. The wise old chief illustrated the fact that unity was the secret to success in meeting the attack or the challenges that were to come. So it is with <l!ristians, We meet challenges every day if we really are serving Christ Jesus. An individual Christian has very little chance to win out by himself. IndiVIdual denominations have more chance by working together as groups. However, all Christians working togerber as a group, no matter the denomination, can defeat all challenges and wrn out with and lor <llrist. Our scripture tells us we are to be one united rn Christ This 18 the secret to serving God m a powerful way. It is satd that the family that works together and prays together stays together, So tt IS with Christ's church (all born again Christians.) If we will work and pray together we will wrn out with <l!rist and stay together, both on earth and in Heaven. Rev, Howard Shiveley, Southern Cluster United Methodist ChiU'Ch. Racine Social Events ' ' By Mrs. Francia Morris Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford were Mr. and Mrs. D<flald Parsons of Athens, RD, and grandson, Mr, and Mrs. Darrell Parsons of New Jersey, who have been In Austria where he teaches music. After a visit in Florida with his parents, Rev. and Mrs Randall Parsons, they wtll return to Austria. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb atterided a get-together dinner lor the grand officers of Eastern star In 1968 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William King of BradbiD'y Sunday. Mrs. King was the Grand Ruth and Mrs. Webb was Deputy Grand Matron of that year, 1968. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb attended a potluck supper at the borne of the Deputy Grand Matron of District No. 25 , --ke, at 0 ,E .. S , Lo uanna """' Amesville, Ohro. Dr. and Mrs. James Webb and sons of Colwnbus spent two days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb Mr. Kenneth Swart of Stow, Ohio spent the weekend here to Visit his mother, Mrs. James Swart at Holzer Medtcal Center. Mrs. Larry Badgley, Christy an d Dan ny, of F alrfax, Va .• are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley here and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner of East Le :.t. Henry Roush, Mrs. Unley Hart and grandaon, Don Laird, spent from ThiD'sday mtil Sunday with Mr. and ¥r•· John Fisher at Union· town. On Sunday they took Don to Reynoldsburg to visit relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark, a lew days enroute to his home In Phenix, Ariz. Don apent the summer with his and sons spent the weekend at Kings Island and other places of Interest. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland, Mrs. Betty Sayre, Mrs. Ivan Powell, Jr., Lor1 and Ivanna, spent Sunday in Jacksonville with Mr. and Mrs. William Wood. Mrs. Edna Pickens and granddaughter, Marie Pickens, returned home from a visit in Pennsylvania. Kingsbury News, Notes The Carleton Church had its picnic at the park on Rt. 33 recently. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Carland family visited her family, Mr. and Mrs. <l!arles Barnett and family at Colwnbus. A!C Richard Dean stationed at K. I. Sawyer A.F.B. spent a week's leave recently with his parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Jolin Dean and his brother, Mr, and Mrs. John Walter Dean and son, Jolin. Also VISiting Mr. and Mrs. Dean were Mr. and Mrs Clair Waggoner of- Harrisonville, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paynter of Carpenter _and Rodney Ried of Pataskala. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Arnold and son, Billy' Columbus, VISited hla motber, Mrs. Hazel Arnold and Walter recently. Mrs. Louise Harrison visited In Colwnbus with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison and son, Rodney. Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs. John Walter Dean and son were Mr. and Mrs. John Slack, Mr and Mrs. Gene Slack and family of Massillon, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smalley of Chester. , grandparents, Mr · and Mrs. Mr. arid Mrs. Ernie Wood are ~. ~ge Tasslan and announcing the arrival of 8 10 daughters of Cincinnati lb. 50n. Grandparents are Mr. returned home alter spending and Mrs. Ernest Wood and Mr. the ~Wimer with her mother, and Mrs. McKinney of MidMrs. lJIIlan Lee and other dleport. rela•tves. Mrs. Helen Dais visited her Mr. lllld Mrs. Noel Story of brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Des Moines, Iowa, Mrs. Bur50n at Shade. Other vlsiwrs Wllhebnlna Thonul and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowell ZetcJer of Chester were Bur50n. guesta Saturday of Mrs. Marshall and Sandra Ruth Mllrgnt Houdashelt. and son, Andy, who are N.ncy and Cheryl , mllslonaries In Tajeon, Keres llonleet of Cleveland have returned home on leave 1 apen a .nd have been visiting here. Wlflk with their l!'llldparents, Wednesday evening they Mr.lllld Mrs. Thereon Johneon. showed slides .of their work In Mr. 1111d Mrs. Sieve Cleland Korea at the Cadeton O!ID'ch. .u- \ I 7 30, Prayer and Bible Study FIRST SOUTHERN 8AP TIST _ 282 Mulberry Ave, POMEROY FIRST lAP · TIST - Robert Kuhn , putor ; Will iam Watson , Sunda.,. scnool Pomeroy ~ft!l r,ned w i th B c , the Rev Fred Hdl pastor . Trov ZwWing, Sundar school supt Sundl:ly SChoo 30 ' 9 am . tnornlng worsh lr. , 10 30.. Sunday evangelist c meet ing , 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesda'f 7 30 p m ' ' s MIOOL'E~ORT MT MOitiAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Ma i n , Middltport Rev Henry Key , Jr , pas.tor Sunday School . 9 30 am , Mrs En,.in Baumgard ner , supt, Morning worsh 1p, 10 45 am JEHOYAH'SWITNESSES Larry carn.ahan , presid 1n 9 m inister $unda 11 • Bible lee ture , 9 30 a m , Watchtower study , 10 30 am' Tuesday , Bible StUI;fy , 7 30 P m • Thl1rS day , ministry school. 7 30 P m , service meettnQ 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ In Chrtshan Unlon Lawrenc• Mantey , pastor . Mrs Russell Young. Sunday s h f s 1 C 00 up Sundav School 9 30 a m Evenmg worsh ip. 7 30 Wednesday prayer meettng , 1 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racine Route 2, the Rev James M Muncy. pastor s d h un ey sc ool, 9 <45 a m • morn lng worship., 11 11 m , even•ng worshtp , 7 30 p m Prayer meeting, Tuesday , 7 30 p m , Young people's meetmg. 7 30 P m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST- Corner S1xth and Palmer . the Rev Steve Skaggs pastor , Danny Thompson . Sunday school supt WMPO ratd10 program , 7 45 a m Sunday school. 9 15 a m , morning worsh tp , 10 15 am Youth acttvtttes and lellowsh tp for 1un1or and sen 1or h1gh students . 6 p m Btble study , 7 30 p m M td week prayer servtc:e . Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport, 5th and Main GeorQe Glaze. minister James Sheets, supermtendent Bible school, 9' 30 a m , mornmg worship , 10 30 1a m , evening worship , 7 JO p m . prayer service, 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole, pastor , Floyd Carson. Sunday School supt Sunday schooL 9 30 a m , morn1ng worshtp, 10 30 am , Sunday evange1tst1c meet1ng , 7 30 p m , prayer meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave, Middleport Lester G Holt, pastor Sunday schoo , 10 a m ; worshtp ser vice , 11 am , worsl'llp servtce , 7 30 p m SundBy Wednesday n1gt'tt prayer service, 7 30 THE UNITED PRES· BY1"ERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dwtght L Zavltz, Pastor Director HARRISONVILlE sunday Church Sct'tool, 9 30 a m • Mts Homer Lee , S~pt , Morning Worship , 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School, 9 30 a m , John F Fultz, Sugt , Mornrng Worship, 10 30 e m SYRACUSE Morning worship , 9 • a m , Sunday Church School, 10 a m , Mrs Sampson Hall , Supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD- Ph11i1p Whitley , pastor Sunday school. 10 a m worshq:) servtce, 7 p m , Prayer meettnQ . Wednesday , 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est !I H.art, pastor , Roy Brown, assistant pastor Sunday school , 10 a m , Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evening , prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL - Third Ave ., the Rev William l<nltfel, pastor Ronald Dugan. sunday School Supt Classes for all ages, evening service, 7 30 p m , Bible study, Wednesday, 7 30 P m , youth servtces, Friday, ' 30 p m . FREEWilL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , Mid dleport , Noel Herrman , pastor Saturday evening servtce , 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m , Sundey evening worsh lp, 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER flev. CarlE HICICS Rev. 0. Wm. Sydenstrlcker CHESTER WorshiP 9 15 a m , Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 a m , Church School. 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship , 11 a m , Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worship , 10 30 em , Church School 9 15 am , UMYF630pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , UMYF 6' 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER! Rev . Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worship 10 30 a m , Church School 9 30 a m , UMYF 7 pm RUTLAND - Worstlip 9' 15 a m , ChUrch School 10 a m , UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER Wor ship 9 am , Church School 10 am , UMYF Thursday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev . Rlch•rd E Jarvil ASBURY Worship 11 a m , Church School 9 50 a m • WSCS, 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh i p 9 a m , Church School 10 e m , WSCS , 3rd Wednesd1y, 7 30 pm ' MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip 10 a m ., Church School 9 e m , wscs, 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church School, 9 30 a m , worship s•rvl~, 7. 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. S1even Wilson Rev. Lury Poling Rev . How1rd Shiveley BETHANY tOoruSI Worship , 9 30 a m , Ct'turch School 10 30 a m . CARMEL Worship , 11 1 m , 1st and 3rd Sundays, Churct't School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Sunday school, 9 30 a m , worShip, first and thtrd Sunday , 1. 30 P m • prayer meeting, Wed nesdav . 7 30 p m Fellowship supper, first Saturday, 6 p m U M W second luesdev. 7 30 pm EAST LETARt Sunday k:nool, 9 30 1 m , worsh lp second lnd fourth S~otnday , 7 lO D m • prayer l'f1tetlnG 1 Wtd nt.•Sday , 1 30 p 1m ,: U M W , f irs t Wfl'dn~srJn l 1 JO p m WESLE'YAN fRtctn!'l Sunday school, )Q a m : wors.tHp , 11 a m • Btble- llvdv . Thursday , 7 p m .. ChO i r practice, Ttwr~day . 8 p m tettowshtp sup p er . first Wednnday 6•30p m , U M w fourth Mondav. 8 p m GlieEA.T BEND - WDrsn rp II a m , 2n d and 4th SundaY$., Chur ch School , 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worsh ip , 'O 1 m • Church 3chooi, 9 a m • Bi ble study , 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worstt l p 9 30 a m • Church School 10 30 a m • M i d Week Service , Wednesday , 8 p m MORSE CHAPEl. Wor shiP 11 am • 1st and 3rd Sundavs . Ctturch School , 10 om PORTLAND - Worship 7 , 30 p m ; Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - WorShip , 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays , Church School 10 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh i p 1() a m , Church School 9 am , Prayer Meeting , Wednes.day , 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Church services. 9 am , Sunday School 9 <4.5 a m Bi ble Study every ThurSday , 7 30 p m NORTH BEtHEL Wor ship 11 a m • Church Sct'tool 10 om ALFRED - Sunday School, 9 45 am each Sunday , preachtng at 11 a rn each Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 .45 p m Wednesday , WSCS, 8 p m on third Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday school , 9 lO, preaching , 1 30 p m Sunday , prayer meeting , 7 30 p m Tuesday, WSC S, 1 30 f~rst Thursday each month SilVER RIDGE - Worship 10 am • Church School , 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh i p 9 a m , Churct, School. 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CH RUT - George Fredertck, supt Serv1ce weekly , 9 30 am on Sunday Preachtng first and third Sundays of month by Clifford Smtth, 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN tON - Darrell Doddnll pastor Sunday School , 9 30 am , Leonard Gilmore, first elder evenmg servtce , 7 30 p m Wednesday praver meetmg , 7 30 p m MT MOR.IAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand , pastor Sun day school , 9 45 a m , morning worship, 11 a m Evening servtces , Tuesday and Frtday, 1 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Btble Study, 9 JO am , morning worshtp, 10 30 am , evening worshtp , 6 30 p m Wednesday Btble Study, 1 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom , Sunday School , 10 a m wtth Wtllard Ptgott. supt Evangelistic messa9e each Sunday eventng, 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cltne , m inister of the Apostoltc Fatth Btble Study , Wednesday. 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school servtce, 10 a m , Prayer meettng, Thursday, 7 p m , Sunday evenmg servtce, 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST POmeroy Harrrsocwttle Road Rtck Morrtson pastor , Sunday school supt , Steven Stanley Sunday school, 9 30 am , morntng worshtp and commun•on , 10 30 am , Sunday even1ng youth Chnst1an Endeavor , 6 30 p m , worsh tp servtce. Sunday 7 JO p m Wednesday evenmg prayer mecttng and Btble study, 7 30 p m ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Pme Grove, the Rev Arthur Combs, pestor Sunday school, 9 30 a m , church services 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bible School, 9 30 am , mornmg worsh1p, 10 30 a m Sunday evenrng Worship Servtce, 7 30 p m , choir practice Sunday and Wed nesdey, 7 p m , prayer meeting and Btble Study Wednesday, 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norris, pastor Sunday school 10 a m , Church service, 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Morntng Wor$hlp, 10 30 a m , Evening Worshtp , 7 30 p m , Wednesday Mid Week Service Sunday School Supertntendent, Gerald Wells Pastor , Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Welter P. Bikacsan, pastor. Ronnie Salser, S s Supt, Sunday School. 9 30 a m , Morning Worsh1p 10 45 a m , Sunday evening worshtp 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Btble ~ Study. 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m , youth and junior youth service, 6 45 p m , evening worship, 7 30 p m , prayer and praise, .Wednesday , ~-30 Q ~m... _ SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean , pastor Sunday SchooL 10 a m , Leon Miller , supt Evening servtce, 7 JO p m , Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7 30 p m ClfE'STER CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terfteld, pastor sunday School , 9 30 am • worshtp service, 11 a m , evening service ; 7 , prayer service and youth service. Wednesday , 7 o m LANGSVIlLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser , pastor Sunda'l School. 9 30 am • Roy Stgman , supt , morning worsh tp, 10 JO. Sunday evenmg service. 1 30, Mtd week service, Wednesday , 7 }O_ p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard C Black , pastor Bob Moore , Sunday School Supt , Sunday School , classes tor au ages. 9 JO am , morning worsh ip, 10 45 , NY~S Sund.1y , 6 30 p m , evangei Jstlc ser.vlce , Sundav, 7 30 p m Mid week pra'yer meet lnQ , Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Mfsslonary meetrng, secgnd Wednesday , 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON7 DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Smith, pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a rn , class. leader , Leo Hill , worship servic• , 10 30 am , church, 1 30 p m , EDEN UNIT~EO lkl: ,., . REN IN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake . pastor Sunday School 10 a m ; Howard McCoy. supf ,. Morning sermon , 11 a m 1 Sunday niQht services ChriStian Endeaver, 7 30 p Song service , 8 p m , Preact'!ing 8 30 p m , Mid week Prayer meeting . Wed · nesday . 7 p m, Rev Adams, la\.1 leader m, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rutland on New llm.a ~Old , next to Forest Acre Perk ; Rev Ray Rouse, pastor , Robert Musser Sunday School supt sundaY school , 10, 30 am . , worship 1 30 p m . Bible S1udy, Wed nesday , 7 : 30 p m Saturday night prayer &erVI 1 .!0 p m GROV~ CHRISTIAN - ROger Watton , putor , Ray Whaley , aupt , Morning worthlp , 9 30 1m church school, 10, 30 1 voung PtoPit 'l mntlng , 6 30 P m .; evening worsh i p , 7. 30 P m Bible lhJdv, Wednttday, HEMLOCk m:: 130 p m MT . UNION t!IAPTtST Rev C•ctl Cox, pastor SIJnctay Schoof supt • Joe Savre Sunday school . 9 <iS am . , Sun day eveninG worship , 1 30 W~nesday prayer an(l 81blt study , 1 JO p .m TUPPE.S PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eug ene Underwood , pastor . Howard Caldwell , Jr ., Sunday School Supt • Sunday School. 9 30 am , Morn i ng Sermon . 10 JO am • Sundav eventng service. m LETAR FALLS UNITED BR£T .. REN - Rev Fret'land Norris, pastor Floyd Norr is, !Supt Sunday school 9 JO a 1"11 , morn ing sermon . 1q 30 am , Prayer serv ice,. Wednesda'f , 7 10 p m CHESHI~E CHURCH OF GOD OF PA:OPHECY - G P Sm ith ,. pastor Sunday Sct'tool, 10 a m , Arthur H.enson , Supt , Morn i ng Worship , 11 • m , Young People 's service, 1 P m • Evening serv ice, 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid -Week. Prayer $ervlce. 7 30 p m , Youth meeting , 6 30 p m 1 Evening worsh lp , 1 30 p m CHESTt:R CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H~rbert Grate, J)attor Wor ship serv ice, 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School, 9 •30 .am Richard Barton , supt Prayer m eetlng , Wed nesday , 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST CliffOrd Smith, mlntster Sunday SchOOl 9 30 a m .. morninG church 10 30 am , Sunday eventng service , 7 JO p m Wednesday serv ic e, 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev R obert E Bu c kley , pastor Lloyd Wr ight , Sunday school supt Sunday school, 9 30 ~ m morntng worshtp , 10 30 am , evenmg worsh tp, 7 30 p m Wednesday Chrtsttan Youth Crusade , 6 30 p m Ch o rr pra c trce , Thur sday , 7 p m ~el~~~~~~. Log ' " ' American Dr••m Machine 33. ,j, touchabfeo 13; Come to the Fair •· 1S H"ds" a 1. 00 - Midnight Special], 4, Take Five for Life 15 2: 00- News 13 . Movie " Woman Times Seven " 4 • : 00 ·- Movie "Red Garters" 4 5· JO - Movie "Operation Double Cross" "'· SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 6:30--Ky. Afield 1~; Christopher Clos0<1p 10, TV Classroom 8 7:CJO-Fun For Everyone 6, Treehouse Club B. In Touch 13 , Falttr For Today 10 7.30--Seoame Sf 20; Saturday's Report 3, O.monds 13 . Farm Front 4; Speedrocer 6; Speed Buggy 8 ; Treehouse Club 10 8:DO-Jake's Place 6; Lldsvltle 3,43, 15; Bugs Bunny 13. Hair Bear Bunch 8; Popeye 10. 1:30--Yogt's Gang 13; Mister Rogers 20 ; Addams Family 3,4,1S ; Sabrina 8; Edward Saunders 6. •" •• Sunday • ll Kings 4 8-16 Monday o GalatiafU '' 5 I. 13-18 Tuerday •:GO-Emergency Plus 3,4, 15; Super Friends 6,13; Movies 8.10 • • Epheszans I 15-23 Seoame Sf 20 Laughing children splash and splutter in the shallows. Farther out, big boys race and tear in noisy games of tag. Fathers show their children how to swim, while mothers smile encouragement. Lovers nestle close on striped blankets, and grandmas nod sleepily under big-brimmed hats. The day is good, a day of sand and sea and clear blue sky. Then a whistle shrieks, and laughter stills as life guards work to save a life. Dread hovers, and even when the child is safe within his mother's arms, for some the day is tarnished . It's easy to be gay on picnic days But, when tragedy comes close and fears clamor, life's happiness is a temporary thing. Where can you find confidence? Your church has the answer. It is the abiding place of Ood. Within its fellowship through prayer am' .vorship, you can learn that God is the center of your life and that His goodness never wavers. 2:2-5 Saturday • Romans 8 ·9-13 9: 30--fnch High Private Eye 3,., 15. 10:GO-Eiec. Co. 20; Lassie's Rescue Rangers 6, 13, My Favorl1e Martian 8,10; Sigmund and The Sea Monsters, 3,4,15. 10:30-<loober and The Ghost Chasers 6, 13; Pink Panthers 3,,.,15; Zoom 20; Jeannie 8,10. Scnplures Selected By The "merlc.lll"' Bible Soctely Copyriaht 1974 Keister Ad\ler1fstng SeNice, Inc , Strasburg. VIrginia •:DO-Man Builds, Man Destroys 33. 4:30-Sewtng Skills- Tailoring 33. 5:DO-Wide World of Sports6,13; Great Day At The Fair 4; A Bit With Knit 33; Petticoat Junction 3; Washlnglon Debates 15 5:30--Sate ol the Century 4; Let's Grow A Garden 33; New Doting Game 3. 6:DO-LIIIas, Yoga and You 33; News 8; News 3,4; In The Know 10; A Look At TheBook u. 6:30-News 3,.,15; Zoom 33; Beverly Hillbillies 8; News 6, RNsoner Reporf 13. 7:DO-Hee Haw 6,8; Catch-33 33; Lorence Welk 4, 13, 1S ; Thrlllseekers 3; Animal World 10. With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whrch Is good in family and community lrfe. this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Matn - Dtal992 2101 Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va Pomeroy . RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine GOEGLEIN READY MIX Olaf 992 3284 . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racine 220 E Main MASON ' ASSEMBLY ~AIRVIIW Pomeroy Ph 992 3030 Middleport, Oh1o . We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 2955 . Pomeroy Ph 992 3863 DUDLEY'S TWO LOCI\TIONS N. Second Sf Middleport, Q. 46 CourtS! Gallipolis, 0 59 . GENE'S BOQY SHOP 808W Main Pomeroy Ph 992 5271 . P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus. 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dlal992-2318 WAID CROSS SONS STOR~ Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph . 9•9·5772 . . • " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio The Finn! In Mobile Homes I Hl<l E Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-103• Altend the Church of Your Chol<e Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 Ph. 992-3986 IfiLl! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supplies-Girts 99 Mill St · Middleport . West Norlh Easl I+ Pass Pass Pass "'<I fiOfl L t:f un~eramble theat four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary word1. l NORST rJ 23 Greek • Mary Island Wllllama U Foreshadow rt1 Ilresrl 25 Catches style girl's name 23 Binge 25New 26 Greek war deity fl Nursery game, with ucake" %8 "Miserables" Zt Heavy sllk fabric 3% Balsam's steed 33 That chap's hr++--1- ~ author DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: I I [J I IEDABLEl I J II I r NATfEX) V AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW One letter almp!y tlanda for another. In lhlo tample A is used for tbe throe L'o, X for the two O's, etc. Slncle Jetton, apootropbea, the lencth and formation of the worda are oil blots. Each day _!he codeletlen are dltrerenl. CRYP'I'OqUOTU BKMY I'=~-~~l~~~~"~~· I ;;~·_:'lUitre!fted I' boat Z2 Swedish Machree" 2% Whit ~-~·> '<o-t--t-+-+--rSbore" •· ..:t'""'J 111,:.""•'"'"'"'"" "' ""'"' ,._...,.' .. .. CAPIN I I I Now otranr• tho circled lottm to rorm the aurpriae anawer, u l'litlte SBIISIIIISWIIIn 0 "r I I by the above cartoon. I )" (A..•wen tomorrow' Jumb1r& WEARY MOUSE LARIAT FACIAl Y~11lrrrlay'• An-'•11'1'1 H'ht<rt' you're apt II, lttlt.t> IWil'!t .wme rnre- FROM A WALLET II ill/ BT IMWW TQIKMFAT GVH UHVAHTEE VG V FT. MFVYKTH ' LE 2+ 4• Pass Pass South I• 2. CAPTAIN EASY Pass •so FAA:.,O GOOP! F 0 L EMF IT.- KMJTWVIP TWWLE Yeate....,'a Crypkrqaote: AS LONG AS I HAVE A WANT, I HAVE A REASON FOR UVING. SATISFACTION IS - '~TH.-GEORGE.BERNARD SHAW fe lftiiDoc FMb!N lp4Joa.., IM.) • NOW IF W1i CAN J~T 6E-T MY CAR S.TART&t> WITM01JT R.O~JNii HIM- The unlucky expert had : cornered us again This t1me he was fresh from a rubber ~ bridge game. : "Look what South JUSt did • to me!n he commanded 111 ~ had picked up my usual bust • and even though my partner had opened the bidding I was delighted when my opponents .. settled for a mere game." •. "So they won the rubber," ~ ~(!~~~~,.~IERIE J LfllRA~ AT 11-IEDOING' LOCAL .. we remarked . "Everyone w .50VIE.IlJ<E5EAJ;a::Hfu loses rubbers." ",._ 11 NO they dadn't," he : retorted. "My partner took ' his ace of diamonds and led • back the queen. South wasted • no time putting up hiS king. I : ruffed and eventually South • had to lose two club tricks" : "What''s wrong with thit?" : we asked "He could have • made sure of his contract by : letting the queen hold; ruffing ;:- the next diamond in dummy; • drawing trumps and eventu· : ally discarding a club on the • king of diamonds that he had ', saved. Instead he had made a • careless play and let you : ktfl!p the rubber ahve," ,.,. "I know 1t,u he replied DID YOU FIND WHAT YOU WERE LOOKING roR? I FOUNtJMOR~ THAN I lllln'I3AINEtJ FOie! f7 V D,o..OO'f IS SCRR'i He WJ>..S ~~D 1'0 PUT 'IOJ I~ A f\ARt.lt;;<;;S it:J0/>.'1, WILBER~, 6Ur ~ H.¥.> W..D R~­ ~,&..t.c aPGRIEt-ICt;; IIJm\ 'lOUR FM0:S tl\SAPW.Ri~IP AC.To;;. • 1111'4 ALLEY OOP • CNEWSPAJ>ER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) c:e:J :1 t!fttik$!1 • •• • The bidding has been •• Well Non~ Eoll So•l~ : • Pau 1• 2• 1 Pass Pass 1• 5• ,. P1u •• Pass '1 30 BARNEY UH·· LET'S SEE WHAT'S TH' FUST THING TO DO? ··GO BORRV A CUP OF SUGAR FROM . ' AND CR'<1N6 WON'T HELP LOWEEZV I'VI5LI~~ERS 1/ERV ~ELDOM PA~ ALIT~~ JV~ TO KEEP THEM F«~ C~IN6 iJHAT~ Wl«lNS WIT~ THO>E GV~5? • YIMI, South, hold . • .A K Q J 10& I 'I&+ U + 74 Who! do you do now? : A -11 1" ""'' fa lib lo ynr . , . , _ ..........., .. llyoo Chester • ·. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE ....... : .... folllt or _..,e, Jilol bl<lol1 : Kerm'1 f(orner . Kermit Walton : TODAY'I QUESTION • 1-.1 of opening one club • I l YKT FOLEMFIT DICK TRACY Opemng lead -10 + • Pomeroy ' I>'W' t<(NUJ AllNOl 0 I. IT T-1.1: ~ Furniture and Hardware Home lite Saws Ph 985-3308 ~Jy~~@IJ.J*-1'-' -.1,..- 5 Vaporous 8 Arizona city 7 Chemical suffiz Both vulnerai;)Je • RIDENOUR SUPPLY ~ts and Groceries +++ root %0 Marine bird 21 Small KB53 .754 : BEN FRANKUN . STORE " Syracuse, 0 (hyph. wd.) very much . He, too, has never been marrled He thinks we should have a " white wedding," because "every woman deserves the thnll of her beautiful bndal gown." But, Helen, I am not a VIrgin and I'm afraid he thinks l am. Years ago, l had a brief affair I don't regret Should I cunfess I'm not pure, or just go ahOlld with the white dress and be a liar' I'm afraid to riSk our love wrth the truth LAm IN LOVE DEAR LAm (Now I've heard everythmg!) I doubt that a 65-year-<Jid man would be very shocked to learn his 82-year old br1de ISll'l a- vlrgm, but if he's not curiOus, why mentton the subject' For your information, white does NOT signify virgmity I'd say you were 99.44 per cent purer than most olber women your age, so stop worrymg. - H. 30 :JTl'LE ORPHAN ANNIE ~ ing about. They say that • cards never forgiVe, but these : cards forgave him. He picked • up a ~rand slam on the next : hand. KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. SADIE'S MARKET 22) beetle 18 OUtdated Yoolenb!y'a Auwer I Ordit!ary 'll Coupled (2 wda.) " Firlt word t Ov...,.t of meet 10 Of the llmerk:b breastbone • Fill wtlb II Weary merriment It Rltytluo 31 Voice for tappers "Mother ~ "That's what rm complam· POWELL'S SUPER VALU - '· DF An t!T'()ulstve bul generous. fnend wtll gr~e you some thmg you want Out would not have dared lo ask lor yourse ll structure 11 Appear 15 Irish or Arabian 16 Faucet 17 June ~ By Oswald & James Jacoby Meigs County Branch 296 W. Second PISCES (Feb 20· Morch 20) city 1! Lease holder UFann •• SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY . THE AlliENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. (July 23·Aug 22) Clne 11 Romanian • • MARK V STORE Ph . 992 2178 Chester, Ohio BAP· CHURCH, Ltllrt , W Va, Rt 1. R:ev Georgt Hoschar , pea tor Sunctav School 9 . JO • m Preyer •net 81blt study 7 30 p . m Cotte'Oe Prayer Service Tuuday, 10 1 m Worthlp Service, Thursday, 7JOpm , - Middleport - GAULS MARKET OF GOD - Second St , Meson , w Va Chester Tennant. putor Sund1y School, 10 a m , morntng worship, 11 a m , tYangtllltic service, 7:30pm Bible study and prayer service. Wednesdey. 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chrl1tl1n UniOh The Rev . Wi lliam ':a mpb•ll. pastor Sunday School , 9 30 6 m , James Hughes, supt .; evening atrvlce. 7.30 p m Wedneadey tvtnlng prayer meeting, 7 30 p m. Youth prayer service tech Tueaday. Pomeroy Ph 992 2550 Bakers or Gay 90's Bread Louis W Osborne TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson, Mason Pastor , Welter Cloud Sunday school , 9 45 am , worship service, 11 a m end 7 JO p m Weekly Bible study, Wednesday , 7 JO pm Ph 949 9591 Middleport today Once you get gorng tl Will be tough lor others to keep pace wtth you mental lfl1ueo •s+ • • •• BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT w SOUTHERN 337 N 2nd AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Fob 19~ You II be active in spurts ~Develop. + • ••• ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Buick Pontiac Opei-G M C Dealer SOO E Main Sf Ph 992-2174 12 30-Midnlght Special 15. 1·0D--Speak easy 6, Movie " Captive Wild Woman" 13. Others w•ll see to 11 you re not overlooked tf anythrng JS to be split up or g1ven away who has been reructa.nt to agree wtlh you on an Issue of tmpottance w111 surprise ~ou loday when you lind your Ideas are now 1n harmony VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept II be lucky tOday :17 Ignoble 311 Snub 31 Cartoon!.! Soglow 41 Continued without break 41 Coloring expert DOWN 1 Round-up equipment 2 Window style 3 Olef's creation (2 wds.) 4 Taro 10 .QJ86 SOUTH .AQJ102 ~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS 11 15--Movle "Revenge of the Creature" 6; News 13. 11: 30-Come To The Farr .(, Janakl 33; Movies "The Lively Set11 J; "Marr1age Go Round" 8 ; "Secret World" 10. "Dr Goldfoot & The Girl Bombs" 13. 19~ You 22·Jon ACROSS 1 Mislay +72 "" •" •• • ••• • M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Middleport LEO CAPRICORN (Dec loy THOMAS JOSEPH .A93 •,, •• Middleport Ph 992·2366 Middleport, Oh1o CHiieiST, P 0 ~ox 487, Miller St. , Mason , Va sunday Blblt Study 10 a m , Worahip 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music FIRST Beech & Locust GEMINI (Mo, 21 -Juno 20) "Hitchhike" 6,13 ll.DO-ABC News 6,13 ; News 8,10 11 15-ABC News 6,13, News 8,10 p1ece ot news shortly II will deal w tth a proj ~ ect you have not been mvolved in IOO tong Ou1ck lhlnktnQ w1ll ~et you out or a rou~h spol However don't mak.e a hab1t of watltng unl•l the last minute before achng B 30-MASH 8, 10; Great American Dream Machine 33 , Movie 9 00-Mary Tylef Moore 8, 10, Mov1e "House of Cards" 4 9 30-Bob Ne'l(hart 8, 10, Mov:ie " Rocklord Flies" 3, Uncle Sam Rquests The Pleasure of " 10 00-Barnaby Jones 8,10, Baseball 15 10 30--From Cancan to Barcarolle 33 •nleres.llng ~VJ.' WEST ..• .64 • 1076432 Mmor Repa1rs & Tune-up •• MASON COUNTY CHURCH The Store with A Heart Phone 949 3342 NORTH • K9873 • AJ8 ••• INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE part of the package. Others refer their clients to trained local therapiSts, and still others recommend sex education classes at nearby colleges, or hooks, such as "The Joy of Sex" by Alex Comfort, or the several discussiOns of the Masters and Joiinson treatment lor sexual dysfunction. What does a sex therapy C<IID'se offer? A lot of talk arid a lot of private homework. Couples learn to comrnumcate their feelings arid desires to one another; to view sex as good, happy sharing, whJch needn'tPalways end w1th mtercourse; to correct faults or failures and mcrease enjoyment - and that the only four-letter word m sex relationships IS "fast". Sex therapy usually lasts IOor 12sesslons, although intensive weekend encounters are becommg popular. Costs vary m dif· ferent areas, but average around $25 to $30 per hour. My adVIce, Sieve and VIrginia fmd a well-recommended marrlage-arid-6ex counselor. Good luck! - H SAGITTARIUS (Noo. 23 · Oec. 21) You II be getting an You U do very well '"compel!· t•ve s•tuattons It anyone ts likely 10 get the breaks 1t s gotfllil to be you DEAR STEVE· No, Virginia, se• therapy - the legitimate kind - is not a bunch of orgies with dirty prctures. But because anyone can become a "sex doctor" (the profession is so new there are no ticensmg procedures, as yet) , watch out lor the zanies, the kinkies and the price-gougers. Ask your local famUy service agency or Mental Health AssociatiOn for a referral, and be sure the counselor you choose has qualified professional background. Would sex therapy belp' P>obably, but your letter mdlcates you also need a total marrlirge appraisal. Constant fighting produces poor sex, no matter how great the lechruques, lor you're bourid to carry resentment.. with you mto lhe bedroom. Unlucky expert victim of cards ••• ••" Will OCCUI CANCER (Juno 21-Jufy 22) These days, many marriage counselors offer a sex course as SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) It' s possible )'QU IT!aY have to afler your plans when some unexpecled guests drop •n oul oflhe blue TAURUS (Aplft 20· Moy 20) Before you throw m the towel, wa1t a b1t longer Keep trytng Events w tll suddenly reverse themselves to your advantage. l:JD--Movie "Atomic C1ty" 4. 3:QO-Movle "Flaming Feather" 4. your partner has opened one 4: 30-Movie "The Saddle Buster" 4. 6:DO-Peyfon Ptace 4. · notrump. What do you do now" •• For Seturd•~ . Aue. 3 t , 1974 ARIES Uoterch 2 t · April 181 You don't want 10 play tt solo today You're et your besl w1th a group Somethl~ mtereshng VIRGINIA 11 45-Movle "Nevada Smith" 4 WIN AT BRIDGE • • • HEINERS BAKERY • • ll:DO-Brady Kids 6,13; Abbott & Costello 8; Sesame Sl 20; Speed BU9gy 10; Star Trek 3,4, 15. 11: 30--Josle & The Pussycats In Outer Spaces, 10; Butch Cassidy 3,4, U; Mission Magic 6,13. 12. DO-E lee. Co 20; Jetsons 3,4, 15; Pebbln and Bamm Bamm 8, 10; Movie "Mod, Mod Monsters~~ 6,13. +++ 12:30--Fat Albert 8,10; Go 3,4.15. DEAR HELEN !:DO-Children's Film Festival 8, 10, Man from UNCLE 4, I'm 62 and have never been marr1ed. Several months ago, l Banana Splits 3; Action '7", 13; Washington Debates IS met a woriderful man three years my senior. We love each other I: :JI)....Cafch Some Pro Foofball 3. 2:1»-Sout Train 6; VIewpoint 8; At the Fair with Chuck White tO; Anyfhtng You Can Do 13. 2: 15-BaMbell 3,;4, 15. 7 30-Bobby Goldsboro 3, Course of our Times 33; Treasure 2: 30--Beauty Pageant 13; Wreotllng 1. Hunt 10 3:111f-<)ther F;ople, Other Plecn 6,13; Championship Fishing 8 DO-All In The Family 8,10; Partridge Family 6,13. 10. Emergency! .4, Movte "Lucas Tanner" 3, 15. Hours of Stars LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt, pastor , Sunday School supt, Ronald Osborne, Ptble School, 9·30 am , preaching 10 45 a m , Evening serv1ces , 7 30 p m MASON 1974 6 : oo-Summer Semes1er 10. • Ezekiel THE HILAND CHAPEL. GeorQe Casto, pastor Sunday 5!: hOOI , 9 30 . evenii"'Q worshiP . 7 30 Thursday evemng prayer service 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second end Pomeroy Sts, Stan Craig , pastor Sunday school , 9 45 am • worsh i p service, 11 am , traininG un i on . 6 . 30 P m • evening worship service , 7. 30 p m M ld week .prayer service , Wednesday, 7 30 p m 10, 12 . 30- Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 6, Wide World In Concert 1:;1; Movies "Porfral1 In Terror" 10. " The Thing w ith Two 89.1·18 Friday FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev L R Gluesencamp , pastor Roger Wilfred, Sr , Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am , Sunday eventng worship 7 30 Prayer meetmg , Tuesday , 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter , class leader Youth meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 P m . Ernest Deeter. leader MT. HERMON CHURCH OF TH-E UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school. 9 30 am, Russell Spencer , supt , worship servtce, 10 45 a m , eventng worsh i P alternattng with C E et 7 30 p m on Sundl!!y Prayer meetmQ, 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter , pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am , worship service, 10 30 a m Bible study artd prayer servtce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m RUTlAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Kasler, pastor , V H Braley , Sunday school supt Sunday schooL 9 30 a m , worshtp servtce and com mun•on . 10 30 am , youth meettng , 6 p rn , Sunday evenmg serv tee , 7, regular board m eetlng , th trd Saturday , 7 p m RUTL-AND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School , 9 30 am , Worship servtce, 11 a m , Wednesday prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Sunday night worship , 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Grimm , Jr , pastor Sunday SchooL 9 30 a m , Morning worship , 10 30 am , ., Young people's service, 6 4.5 P m • Evangel istic serv i ce , 7 30 p m Wednesday evening servtce. 7 30 p m Brady Bunch 6, 13. 8, By Helen ·aottel Cao Se1 Tbenpy Help? DEAR HELEN . My wife and I fight aboot almoot everytlun~. ,.e doo'l gel along In bed or out of II But When I'm away from her I'm nol happy, and she feels the same. West1U love each other, but we need lessons In how to get with It Would sex therapy help? Please convince my wife It isn't jusl a bunch of sex orgies with dirty pictures. - SmVE AND Bleck PerspeCt ive on the 10·00 - News 20, ld.a VIsionaries 33. Tom a 6 13 10· 30 - Ohio· This Week 20 : Day at Night 33 ' 11 ; 00 - News J, 4, 6, 8, 10, ll. 15, Aviation Weather 20 , Janak133 11 .30- Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15. Mission · Impossible 6, Un- Thursday HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Nev 111 e . pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Morning serv tee. 10 JO a m , youth servtce, 6 .t5 p m , Evangel/site servtce 7 JO p m Prayer meettng Thursday . 7 30 p m a, 10; Prairie 3, 4, IS; NFL Football 9:30 - Odd eouete6. ,] o Psalms am the~ 8· 30 - ~ Times I, 10, Woll Street Week 20. 33 . Brian ~ellh l. 4, 1!, Six Million Dollar Man 6 . 13, Oftlcfal 1973 .All-America Teem 10 ~ 9· 00 - ~~terplece Theater 20, 33; Movie "Little House on the 10 3742 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Worsh 1p serv tce, 9 30 am Sunday Sunday school , 10 30 am Btble study and prayer serv 1ce , 7 JO p m Thursday Kmgsbury Road Sllnday School , 9 JO am, Ralph Carl. supt Worshtp service, 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m alternately Prayer meettng, Wednesday. 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles. pastor OLD DEXTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Francts , Sunday school supt • Sunday school. 10 Us. My IS : I :OOHI-t PSaniO<d & Son l , 4, 1S, Washington Review 20, ll . Your •r•de think from lh11'1QS you do on an •m· promptu bMiS Keep your sctledute loose so yOu ' re eveflabte U; Aort.31, lt74 u~at conditione Will <ft~etop unexpectedly lhla yqar You II Nneltu f't'IMCiatty Make It 1 po.nt tO ._._ aM evenuaa or opportunHy ~ 23· 0ct. 23) Your most tun w111 come todaty ~'OC,:: 1~ ;YHollywood Squores 4: Cotlcentratlon 8; To Tell fhe ~ ~3 ou Owe If To YovrHif 20, •s muct't as yOtJ some liBRA (Sopt .. 6. :W.., 11 ~~ 6Nowo 3, •· IJ; CBS Newo 1. 10; Room 212 7:00- TruthO< Cons 3, B"tthe Clock •· New• 10 What'• LEI1ne IC; Avla,llon Weather 33; Wild Kingdom 1 Spy et. o. 20, Bowling tor Dollars • 7: JO - Porter Wegonw J ; New Treasure Hunt 10 Beat • Wednesday • Matth.:w REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland • Racine Road William Roush , pastor Denny Evans. Sunday Schoor D~rector Sunday School, 9 30 am , Morning worshtp, 10 30 am , Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg praver serv1ces , 7 30 om nearly • DOG - N.wo 3, ' · I, 1J, ABC Ntws13 ; s...,mt St. 20 , Newo 6. 7/ DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russell. Sr m inister . Norman C W11! . supt Sunday school , 9 30 am , worsh ip service , 10 30 am • Btble study , Tuesday 7 JO p m p-m:ii~~~~~""~""j~~"'~;}p·- ~onJc'u •• ng lt\81 you wanl dons that you fell would be ~.ute e"'pens,ve w111 not coal you 1 • • �• •• ••• • •• a- Ilk• Daalv Sentinel~ Mu.ldlepurt~Pc.nero)'. 0 Jo"rld.n . AUJ.: I(J • J9N Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Lost For Rent MtSSfNG - Two 2 BIU)ROOM Mob ile Home In the R ac lne Area Phone 991 58S8 8 29 tfc Oelmahon pups, female - brown patch one e•r and eye, mate hUII'Y specked tart Bod ies well --------------- brown &pecked See E J Hrt l, Pomeroy Oh io or Phone 992 S ROOM 1 bedroom furnished apt wall to wall carpet1ng modern k itchen washer and dryer Phone 991 2676 8 JO Jtc 3885 4 YEAR OLO mate Norweg ia n Elk Hound dog bla ck and gr•v Lost In the vtclnlty o f Chester end Tuppers P l ains F'hone 985 Al98 8 '17 6tc l -----------Notice AAA Drivers Ed Class.es wrll be111n Srpt A for tnformat lon cal l Ben Slllwter at 992 5628 a 29 Jtc MEIGS CO Humane Soc rtty Thrift Shop sa le Fri day and Sbturday School clothes Located across from Pomeroy P'ost Office 8 29 2tc YARD Sale Sunday and Monday 12 noon hll 7 p m Route 7 below Eastern Htgh School 8 30 2tc DAN HA YMAN and the Hymnt l mers can be heard on Chnst/an Radio WEM N FM .n Hunt1ngton at 8 30 9 00 p m each Saturday Also from 12 00 to 1 00 a m Saturday 8 29 Jtc SHOOTI N G MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn f 1rst nght after Miles Cemetery Rutland Factory choked guns only Sun day Sept 1 1 p m B 29 3tc YARO Sal e Aug 29 30 31 at 708 South Third Ave M iddleport Ohio a 28 Jtc - ------------ BEDROOM home llv1n g din 1ng room kitchen and bath 422 W Ma in St Phone 992 3432 or 992 2780 8 21 ti C II)JPOINT AIR OONDmONERS 4.000 BTU '109.95 These sizes 5,000 • 000 also a available 000, 10 000 and 12 000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK •. W COr$0y, Mar 1~ JackPnone992 2111 - -------- ------ 8 25 He -------------CO UNTRY Home Park Mobil~ R t 33 ten m lies north of Pomeroy Large lots with concrete pat1os Stdewalks runners and off str!"et parking A I so spaces for small trailers PhOne 992 7479 7 21 tfc peppers cucumbers tor sate Geraldme Cl eland Ra c me OhiO 8 11 tfc MACHINE S In 0r1Q1nal facrory car ton Zig Zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fan cy designs w1th lUSt the tw1st of a single d ia l Left in lay a way and never been used Will sell for only S4 7 cash, or terms ava1labte Phone 992 2653 8 20 tfc -------------- Employment Wanted -------------- -------------- --------- ----- --------------- --------------- Auto Sales ---------------,. - ------------- ----------- ---- ------------- -------------------------- 1970112 TON 4wheel dr1Ye F ord p i ckup big 6 cy l 4 speed Harold Brewer Long Bot1om Oh to 985 3554 8 18 tfc ---------------------------Tm DODGE tOit 37800 m1les Help Wanted NICE 6 room hou1e at reasonable rent We are In tertst~ In aomtont who will help ttll monument' on our fine memorial lot ThiS 1S a lilood opportunltv for the right person Logan Monument Company , Inc Leo L Vaughan , Phone 992 2S8B 8 23 tfc ------------ RRIERS WANTED IN SYRACUSE AND MASON nE IMILY SENTIN PII)IE 992·2156 1'011£1101 0. • --------------- --------------- ------------- - ------------- --------------------------- CAREER OPPORTUNITY for Men or Women - Nationwide Insurance offers earnings up to 1,15,000 (this Is a salary , not a draw) to sell complete In s.urance protect i on life health , auto flnl!nce, and mutual funds No prior ex perlence 1S necessary since we have one or the most complete tralnln(l programs In the Industry If you are Interested In a career op portunlty jn a rewarding business, Call Stanley FerQUIOn at 61A U6 4707 Collect Monday thru Fr1da v 8 a m to 4 30 p m An Equal +>vportun ity Employer 8 28 Jtc 12 MILES OUT2 story frame 4bedroom 111? baths dinmg room 2 garages storage buildmg , lots of ground f1nance down payment to right party , $10 000 GOOD OLOER HOME - l'h stor~ frame, 3 B R bath basement a lmost new F A go s furnace double level lot You must see th1 s at 1ust $650000 -------------- rad1al !~res good cond ition Phone 992 7066 8 23 tfc -------------- --------------------------- -------------- _..I - wagon S1 195 good cond1t1on Phone 992 7620 5 24 tfc 1969VAN 5651 a cylinder Phone 772 8 16 tfc ------------Mobile Homes For~ T972 3 BEDROOM W1ndsor Mob1le Home on 1 acre of ground For more m formation , call 992 7638 7 30 ttc NOTICE - Effective Sept 1 LabOr Day Wtell;!'nd until Memoria I Day K lngst:lury Hom&s will be open on Sunday by appointment only Call 992 1611 8 29 Jtc -------------- 1970 VALIANT 65x12, 3 bedroom fUlly carpeted , L P g.u heat Phone 992 7751 8 25 tfc ----------~ 1977 12X60 2 BEDROOM Haven Mobile home Take over payments PhOtl& 7-42 ..t421 8 27 5tc ----------For Sale 1970 KARMANGHIE VW , 1969 VW , 1965 Dodge 4 dr st•t1on wagon, slant 6 a"!tomatlc , 8 h p Whttlhoru rld l ng mowtr like new Registered _,. Artbian mare riding horse, Wright power saw Phone f92 7U9 8 25 5tc ---------------- Pomeroy Fresh Home Grown Sweet Corn Arnvmg Da1ly Also Potatoes & Cantaloupes Real Estate For Sile ------------GROCERY business tor sate Build i ng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 tfc -------------- STER EO RADIO am frn 8 4 track tape combination Sf)eaker aound system Balance $106 78 or easy ter ms Call 992 3965 8 14 tfc NEW green recli ner Phone 992 2571 S150 8 14 tfc COR N tor canning freezer or general use Reasonably pri ced Oavld Yost Portland, Oh10 Phone Bo43 22A2 II 25 4tc =-------------- KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS (The M ink 011 Base Cosmetics) Phone BROWN 'S 992 5113 8 20 ttc Ph 992.$682 or 992·7121 All Mechamca I Work LEVEL LOT - 3 bedrooms Family room uftllty bath , and carport One floor plan for on!~ $9 500 ()() GOOD - Older home wllh 3 bedrooms bath modern ktt chen dmmg den a nd full basement on good street in Pomeroy $19 500 00 TRAVEL TRAILER Here ~ouar:e,adand~ Ju stthethmg th 1 h be 1 k a ~ou ave en oo mg for Travel m luxur~ OLDER HOME - N1ce ms lde tnm larco.r.NlOmS, bath large .~.J- wrap arou1 <{/h 2 garages garden and levt t All for only $12 500 00 WELL CARED FOR Th1s may be ~our only chance to buy a nverv1ew home 8 rooms, bath , den dining, 2 porches, nice basement fme shop a 2 car carport Just $23 500 00 LIKE NEW - 3 bedroom home, large bath and uti t1ty , 7 closets REDECORATING? All that 1s needed for a free est1mate ts a phone call Please Phone ALL-WEATHER 337 N. 2, Middleport 992·2550 a ------------A lh01J1ht for the day American poet Henry Wadsworth LongteUow .oald, "Mwdc Ia the wllvenal language of mankind . pooiry their unlver· sal pasllme 81td deUsht " and backhoe work sept1c tanks mstalled dump tru c ks anef iO bOyS for hire Will haUl f d l d.rt top sod limestone & gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffer s doy phone 992 7089 n 1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc FOR yo ur remodehng roof ing pa inting repa inng con c rete and ma s onry work, ca ll Ronnie Hubbard 99 2 3511 or 992 7302 Work by hour or ~~ .contra c t 8 7 26fc ~~~ Pri ce Includes mstallatlon and free padding Talk to Wendell Grate c:a rpet consultant - We ha ve hundr eds of carpet va lues Your job can be completed m 1 to 2 week s No long walling perlod ------------DOZER work., tanc::J c:rearln g by SPECIALI Candy Stripe Carpet 'wtth rubber back Reg S6 99 sq yd Nice for bedrooms, kitchens, etc dens, Water Lmes and Power! Lines All work done bV t~ foot or contract Also dozer work and sept1c tanks •n- I'Stelled 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ••••••••••• ,1B95 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Or., V8, 3 speed ...... '1295 69 Ford LTD H.T. Coupe, VB, auto., power•• Ji95 69 Cutlass H.T. Sedan, rough •••• ••••• ••••••• .'l95 69 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., 2 tone, fact. a11 ••••••'995 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air •••.•..•••. '1195 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S ••••.•• .'1195 Chester, Oh1o 985·4102 I See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992·7089 N1ght 992·3525 or 992.$212 Home Bu1lding & Addtflons, Aluminum & Vinyl Stdmg, Floor Sandmg & Finishmg . SE PTIC TANK S c l eaned 're asonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gallipolis John Russell owner and operator 5 12 ff c. 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S••••••••••~995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., HOOf, air.•••• '895 6B Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, alr 1795 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S....... !ll95 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air••••••• 11295 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, air ••••••• '995 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door, V-8, auto••••••••••••'695 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S••••••••• '595 65 Olds 9B H.T. Sedan ...................... '195 65 Mustang 6 cyl. 3 speed .................. '595 (2) 65 Chev. 4 DooiS, your cho1ce •••••••••• .'395 D&D CONTRUCTION SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 ttc PHONE 949 3832 or 843-2661 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING CREMEANS CONCRETE del 1ve r ed Monday through Saturday and eveni ng s Phone ..t46 1142 6 13 tfc From a shelf to a hous!•. Pamhng, siding, roofing, paper hang1ng, cabmets, etc kitchen Karr & Van Zandt ...... ... ~ Good Selection of Chests and Dressers ································•u•• $20 and up 12 Night Stands. ____ ,$19.95and up 6 Bedroom Suites, _ _ _ Priced to Sell Complete ~--- Starting Round French Provential Lamp Table _ _ _ _ _~ $39.95 Odd Chairs _ _ _ _ _ $15.00 and up 4-1 and 2 pc. Living Room Suites •••••••••...•••••••••••••••••••••• $35.00 and up Metal Cabinets with Doors $29.95 3-Good Desk $39.95 and up 2-Set Bunk Beds Priced to Sell 2-Sofa Beds $39 & $49 PORTABLE COLOR TV 2 WERE •199.95 NOW '17995 EA. 8 Sets Coffee and End Tables Rulland,O S'IIREO 92.1 Mayta• AlltOntatiCI 2 lpe&d oreratlon Cholc& o wete1 ,emps Auto wate1 level control Lin\ Fitter or Power Fir Agitator .. Perm• Pren Mayta1 H•l• of Htet Dr¥ert Surround eiothll witt! gentle even ,heat No hot spots no overdl')' lng Fine Me- Lfnt Filter WeJSpeciJ,Uaeln MAYTAG Red Carpet SeriJ,CI RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grate Several Gas & Electric Ranges Starting 539.95 5-4 cha1r Breakfast Set~,----- $25.00 54" Kitchen Sink. complete w1th fi)(fures $29.95 Green 2 Door Refrigerators, wtth matchong Range ' ALBANY, OHIO at $29.95 Gas & Electr1c Ranges, _ _ _ Starting $39.95 '-•11•cny =~i~~~~~t byc~n~~~~~teJ>~~ rso~ sr PUBLIC AUCTION FURNITURE a1" • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE :: Bids will be accepted unt1l B1ds will be accepted until _. noon on Monday September 16 noon on Monday September 16 .., 1971 at the off1ce of the Tuppers 1974 at the off1ce of the Tuppers .. Pla i ns Chester Water Distr ic t Ptams Chester water D tstnct t!H Chester Ohio on the following Chester Oh1o on the follow rng : ( 1) One 8 100 watt Base One ( 1) One Ton Truck 137 ., Repeater Stat 1on s 1ngl e wheel base .. frequency operat 1on 360 V 8 eng lne ~' !J) Three AO watt MOb i le Platform bed w1th stake Stdes f re qu e ncy • RadiOS s mg 1e 4 Speed Tran smiSS IOn : operat1on Dual Wheels 9 000 GVW • (1 ) One Remote Control Knitted H ea vy Duty Black '* Unit Single fr eq uency V ~nyl Sea t 1111 operat1on 7xl l western M1rrors fM ( 1 ) One Antenna 550 single lea f auxll ary : ( 1) One 100 ft Tow er Spr ings 4 l ea f op t.on "" 120 Tran sm 1SS1o n ltne Power brakes Opt1on • SpeC 1f1Cat1on s .n m ore d eta il Power Steer 1ng Opt1on • on f1le m the off1 ce of the Right 1s reserved to re1ect 0 0 any or all b 1d s (8) 30 (9) 6 13 Jtc ,. Right is reserved to re1ect • any or all bids "'"t f81 30 (91 6 13 3tc 52 Twin and Full Size Beds RUTLAND 7424211 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY' Open Evenmgs Unt1l6 0~ Til 5 p.m. Sat ~ Good Selectton Of Used Gas and Oil He1ters. Bathroom Sink- - ' - - - - - - -·$20.00 (LABOR DAY SALE) MONDAY, SEPT 2at11 O'CLOCKA.M • USED CARS I Factory air P S P B 7 miles west of Athens, Ohro on US so or 1 mrle east of Albany on US 50 across from Snowden Park m front of Alexander Hrgh School Movtng to Arrzona w11t sell following G E Frost free refngerator like new G E chest freezer like new G E multi speed washer G E solid state Versatrontc dryer like new new 14xl6 carpet console st~reo rad1o comb good three rnod ern bedroom su1tes good gas range Magna vox 23' colored TV 2 yr warrantee leU antenna Queen s1zed Mediterranean bedroom su•~e , G E stereo w dual speakers , Maytag washer new bab~ bed & play p en bassinet bugg~ & car seat pole lamp mise toys good , outdoor swing set sectional sofa, fan , 2 sets modern lamps , bookcase 10x12 c:arpet overstuffed chatr metal base cabinet. metal cab1net dinette set. m 1sc l1ghts elec coin operated riding horse childs desk platform rnc:ker 3 De bf!droom swte child' s table chairs 2 sets shelving coffee and end tables new si nk & top portable sewing m11chine 1966 VW Bus w 69 eng1ne new tll'"es, br11kes and runs very good GLASSWARE 2 rare Popp y pattern vases Northwood green d1sh blue ca rn1val dish 3 foot ed rose bowl large amt old Fenton CarniYai Two 1971 .V.other' s Day plates 1972 Valentine Day plate , 1971 Prlntl?lg press Plate , 1970 Christmas plate 1970 Craftsman Plate 1970 Chessie Cat pr compotes vase w fish , (pr Tom Cats , toothpick s 'boots candle holders , bell rose bowl fluted bow 3 legged bowl compote) other Fe nton pieces App 250 Avon bottles - some still full & In bo>;es some old A von bottles , and som Avon lewe lry which was given to dealers SOme Jim Bean & Old Crow bOttles ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES Flow Blue cup (Devils Tea TableL frosted Love B1rd powder dish He1sey J dec~ nter , depression glass old photo album w pic tures, oil lamp milk cans etched & cut rose vases cherr y stond window stand pr cei ling lights oak bookcase ~ Fostoria creamer sugar , 2 etc hed bud vases b isque , orchid pattern water pitcher 2 bOoks wheat penn ies ( 1940 to 1968) 1 2 or 3 thousa nd wheat and Canadian pennies ' TOOLS 112 HP portable air com pressor set Burdette acetylene and oxygen tanks w dual stage regulator s tufting torch welding and hoe like new Sun Master • mo1or tester , llh T floor jack good 3 H P lawn mower tow bar .HO work bench , new bumper lack 4 exMust tubes tor autos small riding mower volt & amp m e ter hand truck paint gun elec: bo;~~:es 1 8 and 4 florescent lights pipe wrenc hes two sheets 4x8 plywood mis e ha nd tools , small utility tralter , ~ T Ford axle for trailer S.lt held outside regardless of Wtl1her so bring your ch1lr Nothing shown Mfort day of sale Lunch on presm,Hs Positive ID Terms - ca1h d1y of t.1le Not r. responsible for accidents • Owners - Mr . and Mrs Doneld Newman AuctlonHrs-BUI Jantt & Assocl•tes, Phont 961 nn or • 557-1411 • 1973 VW "Formula Vee': ••:.~: •.... 12495 12695 1972 Buick LeSabre . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Dr. P S P B 1972 Ford Torino 2 DR••.••••..•••• 12295 illr 1974 Chev lm pa Ia Custom ••••••••••••• ····53895 viny l roof PS vw ............................... •2195 1971 1974 Mercurv Monteqo MX Brouqham •••• S399S Factory air tape player 4 Dr Sedan factory air P S , P B vtnyl root 1970 Olds Cutlass "S" 2 DR •••••• 11595 (Ray's Personal Car Factory Warranty) PS 1971 Butck La Sabre Custom 4 Or- .... •••••• $1895 Factory L'11r PS P B 1 viny l roof 1971 Chev. Nova •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1295 6 cy t standard 1970 Chev Monte Carlo 2 Dr •••••••••••••• $1495 HT PS P B, vi nyl roof 1970 Ford Galaxte 5004 Dr . •••••••••••••••• $895 1971 Mercury Monterey ••••••••••••••••••••$1695 4 Door a1r 1966 Bronco ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S795 4 Wheel dr1ve 1912 AM Hornet2 Or., 6 cy l, auto •••••••••• 516~5 ,-----TRUCKS----~ 1973 Ford FlOO 302 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $269S V 8 auto P S with topper 1972 Ford lf4 Ton ........................... $1995 P B USED WAGONS & TRUCKS 1972 Chevy Kings-wood Estate •••• ..S3195 9 Pass AM & FM radi o P S P B ai r 1969 Olds Vista Cruiser•............ 11695 1969 Ford "Country Sedan~'.........11095 1968 '12 Ton Pickup 6 Cyl .......... ~1295 P S, P B alr ON ANY OF THESE FINE BUYS See Ceward Calvert, Smilin' Art or 8111 Nelson Long w1de bed V 8 stand 1970 Ford 112 Ton •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1395 Long Steps1de Bed 1965 Ford :V4 Ton ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $495 Flat bed new t~res runs good AND FOR AGREAT BUY ON A. NEW BUICK, PONTIA~ OPEL OR GMC TRUCK, ITS: FARM TRACTOR 1949 Allis Chalmers ••••••••••••••••••••••••• $450 Wtth front end loader Good Selection Cheaper Cars SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. POMEROY, 0. 500 E. MAl N St. See Ray R1ggs or Roger Rtebel Chester, o. Located on 51 Rt 7 Sunday School attendance on Aug 25 was 45, the offermg $22 47 Worship serv1ces were held at II o'clock Wlth the Rev Meece speaking on "! Saw the Lord" , Isa1ah 6 1·7 At· tendance at th1s serv1ce was 33, offering $26 45, pledges $23 The stxth mght of the North· east Cluster round-robm revival w1ll be held at the Alfred Church on Fnday evenmg, Aug 30 at 7 30 w1th the Rev Larry Poling of the Southern Cluster domg the speaking Everyone welcome Remember the annual homecommg of the Alfred Church on Sept IS, wtth the usual mornmg serv1ces, basket dinner on the church lawn and an afternoon program The annual Swartz family reumon held m the Woode Grove here SIUiday, Aug 25, was attended by 43, with Gerald Swartz, president, and Juanita Swartz, secretary and treasurer Elected for the next two years was Harold Swartz, pres1dent and Helen Diley, secretary and treasurer Genevaeve ••cLEARANCErr Of all '74s and used cars and trucks. longest longest Longe1t Longest dea I on prtce on trade 1n allowance-smallest d1Herence on servtce and parts-compare service too on Ford'$ tremendous trade in va lue 1n futur• 'fNrl PINTOS BASE PRICE 4 CYL _____•2482 MUSTANGS II BASE PRICE 4 CYL •3134 MAVERICK BASE PRICE 6 CYL •2742 Plus fre1ght and accessor ies Better Hurry!! Supply never buy morel 1tm1ted! Your dollar wtll 1971 PLYMOUTH V8 SATELLITIE ••••••••••• !1895 Selbr1ng, 2 dr H T 318 small V 8 engine auto trans steeri ng A beauf1ful car power 1973 FORD VB GRAN TORINO•••••••••••••• .'2995 4 Or Sedan One careful local owner power steering, auto trllns ext ra nke ' 1971 FORD CUSTOM 500•••••••••••••••••••••sl695 4 Or Sedan 302 V a power steenng , power brakes, aufo trans One local owner Low mileage 1971 DODGE V8 CHARGER VB ••••••••••••••• 11895 2 Dr hardtop SpeCia l Ed1t1on 318 V 8 beautiful white with bl~ ck top one l ocal owner One of the higher priced Dodge at our lower pnce 1970 FORD VB TORINO•••••••••••••••••••••• !l395 4 Or Sedan 302 small V 8 auto tran s gladly ref er ~ou to local owner power steering We' ll 1969 PLYMOUTH VB ROADRUNNER •••••••• !l095 2 Or Hardtop Small V 8 1970 FORD V8 TORINO ••••••••••••••••••••• !l395 4 Dr Sedan, l02 V 8, auto trans Glad~ refer you to loc:al one owner See Fred Blaettnar, Darmell Dodnll or Danny Thompson Guthrte accompamed her niece, Helen Williams. to C<tlumbus for a VISit Wlth relatives there and to attend the Oh1o State Falf one day On thelf way home they spent the night at the farm home of Mr and Mrs Sed O'Br1en Mrs Bessie Kapple, longtime mvahd, passed away m Veterans Memorial Hospital at Pomeroy on Saturday evenmg 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUAliTY 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA $3895 4 Door light grn fm1sh green vmyl top used as Co of f1c1al car never t1tled bal of warranty loaded w1th ex tra s m ctudlng fa ctory air rad1o & tape, w w t.res, guards & all th e fine accessories 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU S189S H T C~ V 8 automaftc power steenng good w w tires, clean mtenor radi o 1971 OODGE DART S1995 Swi ng er HT Cpe , med green fm1sh w i th blk vmyl roof, green vmyl mtenor fnm V engine automatic trans , Sport St whee l full wh cover Like new w w tires rad1o real nice a POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. Jeffrey Swartz of Williams· POMEROY, OHIO town, W Va , spent the past week With his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz Mr and Mrs Clalf Follrod and family and hiS mother, Clara Follrod and aunt, Nma Robmson, recent1y vistted Wilma Swartz at Lottndge, 0 Some from Alfred Church attended the Cluster p1cmc at Forked Run State Park The Phys1c1ans representing telemetric eqwpment to the Cluster hymn smg Wlll be held meetmg commumcation system of at South Bethel Church area hospitals a nailonal recently reviewed the SEOEMS, Saturday evening. Aug 3I demonstra!Jon project telemetry program bemg Telemetry Is the radio stgnal Implemented by Southeast Kmg Charles I of England of Vltal stgns of a patient, sent gave a French tee cream Ohw's Emerge ncy Med1cal manufacturer a yearly pen· ServJce w1th Dr Thomas and momtored by an SJon to keep the secret of Morgan, chamnan of the EMS emergency medical technician mak1ng tee cream ex ~ co uncil pres1dmg Ken (EMT) m a SEOEMS am elusively for the royal table Morgan , SEOEMS Project bulance to the profess1onal Duector, coordmated the med1cal staff at a hospital Doctors or spec1allzed nurses dlSCUBSIOOS The Health Serv1ces Ad· evaluate the EMTs vo1ce· report of m1mstrat1on of the U S transmitted Department of Health . respiration, body temperature, Pomeroy, Oh1o Education, and Welfare last and blood pressure, as well as Phone 992·2975 week approved the addition ot the s1gns receiVed by telemetry on rhythms and pulse m order to prescribe a course of treatment to the EMT In· SALE cludmg administration of basic 1 Gravely Super C 8 tractor & med1cailon If necessary mower (demonstrator> Initially , three hospitals have been designated and Will 1 Gravely Model 816 R1dmg tractor $ be equipped as RegiOnal & 50" mower.twm cycle. 16'1• Telemetry Resource Centers (demonstrator) They are Lawrence CoWlty 1 Gravely Model 812 R1dmg tractor General at Ironton, O'Bieness and 50" mower. 12 _HP (new) MemorJalat Athens 81td Holzer Medical Center at Gallipolis 1 Gravely Model 408 R1d1ng trado• , The fact that these hospitals and 34" mower. 8 HP (new) have been named telemetry centers does not necessarily Snapper R1dong mower, 8 HP, SC mean that all victims being electrtc start, 30" cut <new) •1 telemetered w11l be transported to them Through 1 Snapper R1dtng mower, 8 present radio linkage w11h hand start, 30" cut (new) SEOE:MS headquarters, all 1 Snapper R1dmg mower, system ambulances and all hand start, 26" cut (new) s w1ll be seemg hospitals In the seven counties our customers. can be alerted to monitor the We wtll not accept trade tns at the above regular hours. voice commlllllcatlons and be pnces . prepared to continue treatment TUESDAY If the victim Is routed to them SEPTEMBER2 An ad hoc committee was appomted cons1stlng of Dr Larry Goldberg, Dr Burton Model m !~ HP Gravely r!dmg Payne and Or I C Walker to tractor & SO mower, new engme 1 develop standard trainlns procedures 1 Gravely 6 6 H P walking tractor with Some technicians afftllated 30" mower w11h the SEQEMS Project have already begun advanced Physicians review telemetry plans GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES SEPTEMBER CLEARANCE 1974 MODELS ~0 2755 2200 '1750 '1980 '1152 900 1-1{' 720 ·uOO HP,'60()$480 HP.SSIO $380 USED EQUIPMENT $1 OOQ S450 FISHING/\ PACERS GET MCGINNIS IND!ANAPOUS, Ind (UPI) - George McGmms cast his lot w1th the Indiana Pacers Thurs· day, enablmg the three-time Amer1can Basketball AssoCJa· tlon champions to keep !hell' superstar away from the New York Knicks of the National Basketball Assoc1ahon McGmms, who ftgUres to be the cornerstone m the Pacers' rebuildmg thiS season , Signed a two-year contract Wllh the !ndlalla club, for whom he has played three seasons The Pacers had gone to court m an effort to prevent McGmms from negotiating w1th the Kmcks The ABA team had obtamed temporary restraining orders against McGmms, hts agent, the Knicks and the Ph1ladelphJa 76ers of the NBA, preventing any negotiations or s1gnmgs Carmel News, l By the Day Mr. and Mrs Dana FeU of Washinston C.H and Mrs Mary Rusaell of WBV4!1"ly, W. Va., visited Mr and Mrs Douglas Circle and Florence on &mday Mr and Mrs Homer Circle, Dixie, Vema, Wavle Cirde Mr and Mrs Carl Circle 81td family visited Mr and Mrs. Gene Yost on Sabirday In honor of Patrice Circle's I:Jirth. day Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and family of Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs. Frank Hudson, Mr. and Mrs Gene Hudson of Racine visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Sunday Mr and Mrs James Circle. Georse Clfcle of New Haven, Mrs Hattie Powell, daughter A\ldle,RDRacine,calledat the home of Mary Circle recently Mrs Larry Clfcle and oon Shane Sullivan of Ft. Lauderdale. Fla • visited with Mr and Mrs Douglas Circle and Florence the past week Mr and Mrs Carl Circle and family visited Mrs FOtller of Pomeroy on Sunday Mr and Mrs Arthur Joh1110n called on Mr and Mrs Max Manuel, RD, Racine on Sunday TEXANSVS.MATUSZAK HOUSTON (UP!) - The Houston Texans, glVlng up legal efforts to allow former National Football League defenseman John Matuszak to play agamst Hawau this weekend, are concentratmg on a courtroom showdown one day before Houston plays Memphis Sept 6 Attorneys for Matuszak, the second-year Houston 01ler until he jumped his flve.year contract to s1gn Wllh the World Football Leagne Texans, will go to state Distnct Court Sept S to argue thelf r1ght to the 6foot-8, 232iXJW1d star Judge George Mtller W!U preside at the hearing called to dec1de whether to make permanent a temporary restrammg order handed Matuszak on tfte Texans' bench earlier thts week STROUT REALTY 307 Sprtng Avenue Pomeroy 992·2298 15 MILE OUT ON 33 Ranch type, three bedrooms, bath , lull basement garage.. four acre 19 MILES OUT ON33 - lwo bedroom and bath, living room carpeted WHA NAME'! GORDON LOS ANGELES (UP!) Larry Gordon, 36 1 has been named marketmg director of the new World Hockey AssoCiation, tt was announced Thursday Gordon has served the past two years as v1ce president of marketing for a sports enter· prise In Cleveland training made necessary by the telemetry program SEOEMS has responded l<r more than 8,000 emergency calls In less than one year of operatton SEOEMS estimates 25 to 45 additiOIIIllllves can be saved annually through Implementation of the advanced telemetry system • • • • IS 992·2174 RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 DURING OUR P B air cond 1974 Ptnto, auto ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$2495 Alfred Social Notes " You'll L1ke Our Qualtty Way of Domg Bustness" •• 529.95 and up Small Chma w1fh Matchmg Beff L1ke New _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $249.95 .......---~--~--, ·742·4211 1 Now $4 99 Sq. Yd. COUNTRY Midd~ Pomeroy BISSEll BROTHERS OONST. CO. DHCHING SERVICE -E -------------XCAVAT ING dozer loader $7.95 SEWING MACHINE S Repatr se r vice all mekes 992 2284 The Fa br ic Shop Pomeroy Authorized Smger Sa les and Serv1ce We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc '' ' 70 ChJYSier Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air•••• .'l995 on aluminum replacement wmdow s S1dmg storm doors and Windows RaLIIng Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Carl J a c ob Sa les Representative V v Johnson and Son In c 4 JO lfc 501 NYLON On this day ln history the acre hour ly or contra c t farm ponds roads etc Large In 30 B C, Cleopatra commit. dozer and operator with over ted suicide by ~rtnittmg an 20 years exper1tnce Pullins ~"" Excavating Pome roy Ohio asp to bite her Phone 992 2478 In 1780, Revolutionary Anny -----------~ 19 ltc Gen Benedict Arnold betrayed 0 DELL Al 1nement, lo ca ted beh ind Rutland Grade School his young country when he complete front end se rvi ce promised secretly to surrender brak es and tuneups wheels ced e lectron ically Open the American fort at West 8balan to 8 dall y Call 742 3232 on Point to the British anny A Sunday for appt Brltiah spy suboequently was - ----------2~_1.'' hansed but Arnold escaped In I862, lhe Union Anny ---:-:-:~-:---~ commanded by Maj -Gen John I Pope was defeated by Confeder· ' 1 ate troops In the tli!Cortd Battle of Bull Run WMPO-FM ing? any oth~rs We II g Jve you IJI professional roof for Jess COli m .2t36 For Estimates ot Any Typo • 71 Ford Pmto 2 door, auto.................. 'l795 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, air ••••••••• .'1995 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ••••••••••• '2195 71 Pont. Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S 12095 'I C BRADFORD Auct 1oneer Co mplete Service Phone 949 382 1 or 949 3161 Rac ine Ohio Cntt Bradford 5 1 tfc ------------ HOTPOINT range Amant 22ft aide by si de refr,~trltor fretzwr Norve wnner end dryer set of welnut d ining room tables w ith chairs and pad approximately -4 yean old, vooa old btd and chest of drawers Phon& 992 7066 8 20 tfc • ------ ~----- ----- AUTOMOBILE Insurance been c ancelled? L os t your operator s license Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc -- - ----- --~--- 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V·roof, pew., an •••••'3695 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S......... '2495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. atL ••••• 'l495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe, power, air •••••••• '2895 READY MI X CO N CRE TE d el1vered r1ght to your protect Fast and easy Free est1mates Phone 992 3284 Goeglern Ready Mix Co , Mid dleport Oh1o 6 30 tfc CARPETING Modern San ltatlon 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 ttc 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT, v-roof, air••••••••• '3495 Known & Reliable Service Business SeiVic:es ----=----------SEPTIC TANKS c leaned -------------------------73 Buick Elec. H.T. Sed., power, atr, sharp '4895 Jamn AT THESE GREAT USED CAR BUYS A USED CAR OR TRUCK $AVE K&H ROOFING Middleport, 01110 992 5361 Refngerators, Freezers, Home & Auto A1r Condilloners and Commercial Un1ts. USED CARS I • Br•ke Work 171 Peorl 51 Pomeroy, 0 . YOU'LL BUY A '' '. e General Overhaul • Tune u.,._ss 00 up e Carburetor AdJustment ------------FOR FRE E est1mates DIDN'T KNOW THATl MGM With lOtS Of storage living IS Flea Market Spe c 1ats ss 18 x30' carpeting , cop per .ns1de S3 outstde Spnng plumb 1ng 2 nice concrete Ave Pome,.oy Ohio porch s 0 1 1 bl k Collectors, dealers etc e arge concre e oc Every Sat and Sunday shop and garage, on 3/• acres of 8 ~ tfc land Can you beat thi s for only - -- - - - -- - - - - -$23,500 00 LOTS for sale , tralrer or house We have a dtent who has asked All Ut1lit1eS Phone 742 3615 Rutland Oh 10 Pri ce S2 500 us for a 200 acre farm with 7 16 tfc modern house, good buildings - - - - - - - - - -and 100 acres m cult1vat1on SIX ROOM house and ba!h SEE THE PROFESSIONAL acres garage and out bu/)dlngs Route 3 Pomeroy REAL ESTATE PEOPLE Phone 992 3059 BELOW THEY KNOW WHAT 8 29 6tc - - - - - - -- - - - - - - TO SAY AND WHEN THEIR 25 ACRES of level land iDeal SERVICE WILL MAKE YOU tor new homes All utlllt1es MONEY ava 1lable on hard surface road 6 miles from Pomeroy Ohio Pr1ced at 125 000 151/a acres with cottage woods and spnng red creek loinmg the descri bed land pri ced at $20 000 If Interested call or see GeorgeS Hobstetter Box 101 Pomeroy Oh 10 or ull 985 4186 after 4 p m 8 28 3tc r, , B&K EXCAVATING Open Mon - Sat BAM 6PM t forget the roof of your home Ha ve a beauhful new roof Insta lled by All Weather Rooftng Co 2 1h ACRES LANO w ith 1969 Shuttz Mobile Home East of Racine on St Rt 124 Prtced to se ll fa st Phone 949 4917 or 919 4561 a 29 6tc - - - -- - - - - - - - - - BU SI NE SS buli d1ng 50x 60 cement drn/e Rt 124 near Rutland Phone 742 5052 8 21 tfc - -- - - -- -- - -- - 75 ACRE farm 6 room house barn other outbuildings Sl9 .500 Phone 74 2 s845 8 16 26tp - - - - -- -- - - - - - 33 ACRES 6 rm house a ll eljtctr.c. 3 bedroom small barn SJO 000 Phone 99'2 3792 8 26 6t c ---- - - - - - - - -- - - HOUSE In town SSOO down and S80 j:ler month Tra1ler and lot 2 bedroom SlO 500 Phone 992 3975 ___ _____ _ ____!~ H e ----------- -- 124, 112 m1l from by pass towards Don Our atm IS to please our customers. -------------- -------------------------- ------------10X50M081LE HOME and lot In Pom&roy Phone 992 5623 after A f) m a 29 ate Shuler's Market 78 ACRE S 2 lakes beautifUl trees roll i ng meadows electr 1t1ty Salem Township 1971 HONDA 350 Scr ambler Rd No 625 deadends mto good condition 1971 Vega 3 main entry IDEAL FOR Sf)eed ltd , transmission $100 CHURCH OR SCOUT Verv good condition Also CAMPS NICE t'IOME SITES drive shaft trans brtce and Tcwnsh1p Road No 16 Listed belt housing F1ts 1971 and at $300 per acre Make offer 1972 Vega See at 111 Pearl Walters Realty Box 324 St Middleport or call 992 Worth ingt o n Ohio 4308S 5213 Phone {61-.t ) 888 1892 or phone 8 27 6tp (614 J 888 2803 8 28 4tc 1972 KAWASAKI, H2 750 Luggage rec:ks. j:ladded s1ssy bar 2 helmets, excellent condition PhQne 985 4131 8 27 6tp --------------------------1969 CHEVY Townsmen station f#T:.'T WANT TO SELL> ALL OF OUR FILES AND EX PERIENCE ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL WITH JUST A CALL FROM YOU WE SELL YO UR PROPERTY OR YO U PAY US NOTHIN G -'79'l2259 on State Rt 992·7204 ' '' lDNGEST DEAL MWIIEI£ l_ , COME DRIVE E)(PERIENCED MECHANIC ON DUTY llOAM toSPM Wt II do Dozer & Backhoe Work, Install Septic Tanks, Haul D1rt, Gravel. limestone or Rent One Our Trucks , of BacJ<hoe or Dozers. GARAGE WARNER'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE Pomeroy , 0 COME SEE PHONE 992-5476 ROGER HYSEU'S Route 1 Rutland 190 Mulbef"ry ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY FrM Estlmat. .~ Mkld. . . .1 0 I 992 -9949 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PH. m.7454 or !192·7129 MIODLEPORT Lovely old bnck close to shopprng 5 B R , 2 baths new modern kitchen everything bu i lt In most new H W gas heati ng 'l"'''m, basement large tot & parktng area ASKING JUST S22,500 00 POME R:OY - I floor plan 2 B R bath H W floor s gas furnace basement w i th utility large lot Only SlO 000 BOB'S ASHLAND DECORATING VINYL SIDING -------------- W Ma1n HOME THE DEPENDMI E OONTRACJING 00. 197t 115 KAWASAKI Trail 81ke 1n goOd c ond ition S37S Call 1 301 882 2660 Ton)" Weaver 8 30 :lip - ------------- ------------- complete Frye ' s Truck and Auto Parts, Rutland Ohio 24 HOUR WRECKER SER VICE Phone 7426094 7 26 26tc -------------- -------------- heat 1112 baths cherry paneling d in ing and llvmg room , kitchen and utllltv room v1ew of Ohio R1ver Must see to appreciate Phon e 1 ( 304) 882 3235 Hartford W va Completely carpeted 1 1 ·Business Services '~----~----------------------------~· r----------, Interior, b:terlor Dec~ratlng and Remodelln.- -------------- __ ___________ _ ---.------- , LUFF 'I' •on lnd br iQM e,-e carpets clelu'l•d wilh Blut Lustre Renr electrl t shampooer, $1 Saker Fur nlfure Co 8 30 Jlc - ------------- HOUSE for rent Phone 882 ELECTROLUX vacuum 2981 New Haven w va cleaner A 1 condition uses 8 28 6tp paper bags has c:ordwlnder SOLID and many atta chments Also VINYL SIDING shampooer atta c hment in eluded (Only 4 avallablel at WILL do babysitting 1M my S37 70 cash or ferms Produced frqO) a special available Phone 992 2653 home nights Reasonabl e vmyl compound made by 8:; we~kly or nightly rate s 8 20 ft c F GoOdrich and Monsanto 5 Phone 992 7474 or 742 4902 trmes tni cker than metal STEREO RADIO AM FM 8 after 4 p m siding Will not dent Chi~~ track tape comb1nat10n 4 8 27 12tc c:rack peel rot rust or speaker sound s ystem chalk Balance S11 2 72 or easy WILL care for children 1n my terms Call 992 3965 home up to school age FREE HOME ESTIMATES 8 29 tfc Reliable sitter with references Call Kathryn SUPERIOR HALF ARABIAN MARE A Russell anytime at 9~2 5711 VINYL PRODUCTS veers old 32 Inch m in iature 8 27 6tc stalliOn Dalmation pups Coli Collect 1 592 5544 Choice SIO Eskey Hill WILL do babys itting 1n my Attlens, Ohto Pomeroy , Oh 10 PhOne 992 home by hour or week I have 3885 references Contact Sh 1rley Hermon 291 Sycamore 8 29 3tc AUCTION every Thursday 7 Middleport p m Horton St In Mason Consignments welcome from 8 30 6t c 2 RECORD PLAYERS antique pump organ, cord organ 11 a m to 5 p m or call 773 chest of drawers 3 piece 5A71 bedroom sude portable 8 21 ttc sewmg machme flymg room 1973 PINTO wide track tires cha1r old fi!Sh1on k 1tchen HOUSE insulating blowen tor Phone 247 2A01 cabmet complete bed better results cuts fuel bill~ B 30 Jtc bedspread and curtains down Free estimates Call Larkins st , Rutland , Oh1o 742 4428 1963 FAIRLANE SIX standard Kat1e Carpenter 8 20 12tc no rust Or.glnal m1tes less 8 29 2tc than 60 ooo Call 949 2935 A TO ZMART~;; fU~1ture B 30 Jtc LEGHORN HENS 60c each W appliances and mise Rt 33 S MICha~l, Phone 985 3956 Hartford w Va 1969 DODGE windowed super 8 29 3tp 7 26 tfc van automat ic transm1SS 1on Runs good looks good $1 295 YELLOW PEACHES $6 95 per George Hall 992 5949 bushel Please bnng con 8 28 3tp tamer Midway Market W WE NEEO 200 tons of sheet, Ma1n St Pomeroy Oh1o 1965 CHEVROLET 2 dr S250 Phone 992 2582 cast new or old aluminum Can be seen at 1675 Lincoln Keep cans separate The 8 29 3tc Hgts Rosenberg Co , Athens, Ohio 8 28 Jtp NORGE washer and dryer 8 15 tfc Walnut dining room table 1~61 FORO Galaxle runs good J UNK Autos complete and With cha i rs and pads good old pr1ced at 150 Phone 992 7647 delivered to our yard We pick metal bed Phone 992 7066 8 27 6tc up auto bodies and buy all 8 29 tfc kinds of scrap metals and 1967 FORO Falcon 6 cylmder 4 Iron Riders Salvage, State BOAT, motor and trailer 1971 dr good gos m lleage S350 R t 124 R t 4, Pomeroy Ohio l6' Trihull Bow Rider 1973 55 Phone 985 3958 Phone 992 5468 h f) Chrysler must sen 8 27 5tp 73126tp Asking 11 BOO Many extras Phone 992 2392 BUICK Electra 225 4 dr CASH pal.d tor all make~ and 1968 8 27 31p sedan p s , p b factory air models of mobile homes good body and mterlor Phone area c:ode 614 423 9531 1970 18FT SCOTTIE Camper Perfect running condlt1on 4 13 ttc sleeps 6 Good condlt1on seoo Phone 992 2280 Phone 992 7126 8 27 6tp OLD FURNITURE oak tables 8 27 tfc; clocks, Ice boxes, brass beds , 1962 WILL. Y !i Jeep 4 wheel dishes desks or complete CANNING jars with glass tof)s dr1ve, 4 cylinder motor with households Write M D Also , free manure for the cab, a 1 cOfldltlon See at 105 Miller, At 4, Pomeroy , Ohio hauling John Houdashelt Union Ave Pomeroy Or call call 992 7760 M inersv i lle Ohio 992 3293 5 13 tfc a 21 Jtp 8 25 6tc -------------CASH FOR JUNK CARS ......___ 1f( ---------------- ------ --------- -------------- -------------NE W 1971 ZIG ZAG SEW IN G ------------- • , n 1 Chesh 1re Oh 10 located m the old M&G Market Bu•ld lng Now open tor busmess a 21 61p Wanted_To Buy Moderr'! , S11U'eO rtct10 ,..,... tm I track tape comb,na.tlon " speakttt" ~und system a,.,,. e 1110 1• or budget terms Call nl lf6" WALNU'T . --------------------------2 BEDROOM house eiectnc MELONS sweet corn green ----------- 6JO M1ll !:It Mid 6 roomt p , bathS tu ll basemen t , p•r t lelly c:-•rpelfd, kitChen compte le wuner and dryer etc (ould be 3 bedrooms gas l urnace fireplace storm doors •nd windows , curtains. and drape~ i ncludl!d for Inform a lion call Elden Walburn, 992 1805 8 13 tfC dleport ~ For S. for Sale WINTER Just around the corn,r 1 Be sure to check all hoses and anl 1 freeze Call Roger Hysell s Gar a~e 992 5682 B 28 3tc CHESTER Volunteer Fire Dept lsdl old lng a L'abor Day Celebration Sept 2 1974 Ch1cken Bar BQ homemode 1ce cream garden tractor pull parade any donat1ons of pie and cake will be ap preclated 8 26 6tc HOU$1:: NI CE 3 roo m apt and bath all electnc , In Pomeroy HE; I FER calf , J wetks old S60 Tabletop r.enge wall oven Phone 99'2 5704 n1c&st •pt around Phone 8 30 ltp Gallipolis 446 7699 or WE ARt: PICking up a p1ano In evenings 446 9539 your area end woolct like LOC AL N1g ht Club do ing strong 8 tfc some respons i ble party to 6 f l9u re b usi ness Pr.ced r ight Small down payment take over payments Call Credit Manager {611 } n2 c an f1n~n c~ balance Easy 5669 or write 260 East Mam tease of real estate ava ilable Phone 992 9912 for details Street Chillicothe Oh10 45601 B 18 ff c 4 7 tfc TRAILE R Brown ' s Trailer RIDING horse for ule 2 years ST ARCRAFT G I GANTIC SALE Court Pomeroy Pnone 997 old green broke Gentle Call on folddOwns all models 3324 992 5510 Free heater plus h ighest 7 18 tfc d i scount m trl s1at e CAMP 8 I ft c CO NLEY ST AR C RA F T BUSINESS room 22x80 234 E EXCELS IOR Salt Works E SALES Rt 62 north of Po int Me ln St Pomeroy Oh io Ma in St Pomeroy All kind~ Pleasant behmd Red Carpel Phone 992 5786 or 992 397S Inn of salt water pellets water 612tfc nuggets block salt and own 8 18 3tc Oh io R1ver Salt Phone 992 FURNISHED apartment 38 91 SEARS tJPrlght deep freeze adults only In M iddleport $125 Good working condrt1on 6 5 tf c Phone 992 3874 Phone 992 7060 .._ 5 12 ttc a 28 4t c CANN lNG tomatoes br ing c onta iner Gera ld ine Cleland 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 45 000 WAXED cabbag e crates Ra cine Ohio unfurn is hed apartments 56c a piece Cal l RA J 2151 Phone 992 5134 8 16 tfc e 28 6t c 4 12 tfc KENNEBEC and Cobbler PRIVATE meeting room tor potatoe5 Call John Pape 949 G 1BSON Les Paul delu xe any organ i zation phone 992 guitar Sunburst f.n 1S h ex 3025 3975 e 2l 6t c ce llent cond 1t1on Also Fender Super Reverb AMP 1n ex 3 11 tfc cellent conditi on Completely SPECIAL the Cycle Shop 1731 TWO BEDROOM mobile home reworked Contact Steve Eastern Ave Gallipolis New ca rpe ting Pl")one 992 Cleland Racine Oh10 Phone Buttaco 250 Alplna $975 3509 949 5913 Bultaco 350 Alpina Sl 165 8 25 7tc 8 29 6tc 8 23 etc - -LASSIE ----------S Carry Out, Rt ' Real Estate For Sale \ LUXURY OLDER HDME new wiring, all copper plumbing , five bedrooma, l lh baths, modern kltc;hen. NEW HOME - all olec;lrlc, three bedrooms, built- In kitchen, washer •nd dryer. olr conditioned, carpet.d. . NEW HOME - 111 olec;lrlc, three bedrooms, Iorge buill· In ~lichen, bath, slldl"9 gloss doors to patio \ LOVELY OLDIIt HOME all electric three bedrooma. living ond dining room, carpeted, full ba .. m•nt, beou t lfu l location with ~·rl19• GROCERY IUSlNIII - · Witll stock, llvtng quw*'tt on -ondtlory, nlcel~­ property �• •• ••• • •• a- Ilk• Daalv Sentinel~ Mu.ldlepurt~Pc.nero)'. 0 Jo"rld.n . AUJ.: I(J • J9N Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Lost For Rent MtSSfNG - Two 2 BIU)ROOM Mob ile Home In the R ac lne Area Phone 991 58S8 8 29 tfc Oelmahon pups, female - brown patch one e•r and eye, mate hUII'Y specked tart Bod ies well --------------- brown &pecked See E J Hrt l, Pomeroy Oh io or Phone 992 S ROOM 1 bedroom furnished apt wall to wall carpet1ng modern k itchen washer and dryer Phone 991 2676 8 JO Jtc 3885 4 YEAR OLO mate Norweg ia n Elk Hound dog bla ck and gr•v Lost In the vtclnlty o f Chester end Tuppers P l ains F'hone 985 Al98 8 '17 6tc l -----------Notice AAA Drivers Ed Class.es wrll be111n Srpt A for tnformat lon cal l Ben Slllwter at 992 5628 a 29 Jtc MEIGS CO Humane Soc rtty Thrift Shop sa le Fri day and Sbturday School clothes Located across from Pomeroy P'ost Office 8 29 2tc YARD Sale Sunday and Monday 12 noon hll 7 p m Route 7 below Eastern Htgh School 8 30 2tc DAN HA YMAN and the Hymnt l mers can be heard on Chnst/an Radio WEM N FM .n Hunt1ngton at 8 30 9 00 p m each Saturday Also from 12 00 to 1 00 a m Saturday 8 29 Jtc SHOOTI N G MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn f 1rst nght after Miles Cemetery Rutland Factory choked guns only Sun day Sept 1 1 p m B 29 3tc YARO Sal e Aug 29 30 31 at 708 South Third Ave M iddleport Ohio a 28 Jtc - ------------ BEDROOM home llv1n g din 1ng room kitchen and bath 422 W Ma in St Phone 992 3432 or 992 2780 8 21 ti C II)JPOINT AIR OONDmONERS 4.000 BTU '109.95 These sizes 5,000 • 000 also a available 000, 10 000 and 12 000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK •. W COr$0y, Mar 1~ JackPnone992 2111 - -------- ------ 8 25 He -------------CO UNTRY Home Park Mobil~ R t 33 ten m lies north of Pomeroy Large lots with concrete pat1os Stdewalks runners and off str!"et parking A I so spaces for small trailers PhOne 992 7479 7 21 tfc peppers cucumbers tor sate Geraldme Cl eland Ra c me OhiO 8 11 tfc MACHINE S In 0r1Q1nal facrory car ton Zig Zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fan cy designs w1th lUSt the tw1st of a single d ia l Left in lay a way and never been used Will sell for only S4 7 cash, or terms ava1labte Phone 992 2653 8 20 tfc -------------- Employment Wanted -------------- -------------- --------- ----- --------------- --------------- Auto Sales ---------------,. - ------------- ----------- ---- ------------- -------------------------- 1970112 TON 4wheel dr1Ye F ord p i ckup big 6 cy l 4 speed Harold Brewer Long Bot1om Oh to 985 3554 8 18 tfc ---------------------------Tm DODGE tOit 37800 m1les Help Wanted NICE 6 room hou1e at reasonable rent We are In tertst~ In aomtont who will help ttll monument' on our fine memorial lot ThiS 1S a lilood opportunltv for the right person Logan Monument Company , Inc Leo L Vaughan , Phone 992 2S8B 8 23 tfc ------------ RRIERS WANTED IN SYRACUSE AND MASON nE IMILY SENTIN PII)IE 992·2156 1'011£1101 0. • --------------- --------------- ------------- - ------------- --------------------------- CAREER OPPORTUNITY for Men or Women - Nationwide Insurance offers earnings up to 1,15,000 (this Is a salary , not a draw) to sell complete In s.urance protect i on life health , auto flnl!nce, and mutual funds No prior ex perlence 1S necessary since we have one or the most complete tralnln(l programs In the Industry If you are Interested In a career op portunlty jn a rewarding business, Call Stanley FerQUIOn at 61A U6 4707 Collect Monday thru Fr1da v 8 a m to 4 30 p m An Equal +>vportun ity Employer 8 28 Jtc 12 MILES OUT2 story frame 4bedroom 111? baths dinmg room 2 garages storage buildmg , lots of ground f1nance down payment to right party , $10 000 GOOD OLOER HOME - l'h stor~ frame, 3 B R bath basement a lmost new F A go s furnace double level lot You must see th1 s at 1ust $650000 -------------- rad1al !~res good cond ition Phone 992 7066 8 23 tfc -------------- --------------------------- -------------- _..I - wagon S1 195 good cond1t1on Phone 992 7620 5 24 tfc 1969VAN 5651 a cylinder Phone 772 8 16 tfc ------------Mobile Homes For~ T972 3 BEDROOM W1ndsor Mob1le Home on 1 acre of ground For more m formation , call 992 7638 7 30 ttc NOTICE - Effective Sept 1 LabOr Day Wtell;!'nd until Memoria I Day K lngst:lury Hom&s will be open on Sunday by appointment only Call 992 1611 8 29 Jtc -------------- 1970 VALIANT 65x12, 3 bedroom fUlly carpeted , L P g.u heat Phone 992 7751 8 25 tfc ----------~ 1977 12X60 2 BEDROOM Haven Mobile home Take over payments PhOtl& 7-42 ..t421 8 27 5tc ----------For Sale 1970 KARMANGHIE VW , 1969 VW , 1965 Dodge 4 dr st•t1on wagon, slant 6 a"!tomatlc , 8 h p Whttlhoru rld l ng mowtr like new Registered _,. Artbian mare riding horse, Wright power saw Phone f92 7U9 8 25 5tc ---------------- Pomeroy Fresh Home Grown Sweet Corn Arnvmg Da1ly Also Potatoes & Cantaloupes Real Estate For Sile ------------GROCERY business tor sate Build i ng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 tfc -------------- STER EO RADIO am frn 8 4 track tape combination Sf)eaker aound system Balance $106 78 or easy ter ms Call 992 3965 8 14 tfc NEW green recli ner Phone 992 2571 S150 8 14 tfc COR N tor canning freezer or general use Reasonably pri ced Oavld Yost Portland, Oh10 Phone Bo43 22A2 II 25 4tc =-------------- KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS (The M ink 011 Base Cosmetics) Phone BROWN 'S 992 5113 8 20 ttc Ph 992.$682 or 992·7121 All Mechamca I Work LEVEL LOT - 3 bedrooms Family room uftllty bath , and carport One floor plan for on!~ $9 500 ()() GOOD - Older home wllh 3 bedrooms bath modern ktt chen dmmg den a nd full basement on good street in Pomeroy $19 500 00 TRAVEL TRAILER Here ~ouar:e,adand~ Ju stthethmg th 1 h be 1 k a ~ou ave en oo mg for Travel m luxur~ OLDER HOME - N1ce ms lde tnm larco.r.NlOmS, bath large .~.J- wrap arou1 <{/h 2 garages garden and levt t All for only $12 500 00 WELL CARED FOR Th1s may be ~our only chance to buy a nverv1ew home 8 rooms, bath , den dining, 2 porches, nice basement fme shop a 2 car carport Just $23 500 00 LIKE NEW - 3 bedroom home, large bath and uti t1ty , 7 closets REDECORATING? All that 1s needed for a free est1mate ts a phone call Please Phone ALL-WEATHER 337 N. 2, Middleport 992·2550 a ------------A lh01J1ht for the day American poet Henry Wadsworth LongteUow .oald, "Mwdc Ia the wllvenal language of mankind . pooiry their unlver· sal pasllme 81td deUsht " and backhoe work sept1c tanks mstalled dump tru c ks anef iO bOyS for hire Will haUl f d l d.rt top sod limestone & gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffer s doy phone 992 7089 n 1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc FOR yo ur remodehng roof ing pa inting repa inng con c rete and ma s onry work, ca ll Ronnie Hubbard 99 2 3511 or 992 7302 Work by hour or ~~ .contra c t 8 7 26fc ~~~ Pri ce Includes mstallatlon and free padding Talk to Wendell Grate c:a rpet consultant - We ha ve hundr eds of carpet va lues Your job can be completed m 1 to 2 week s No long walling perlod ------------DOZER work., tanc::J c:rearln g by SPECIALI Candy Stripe Carpet 'wtth rubber back Reg S6 99 sq yd Nice for bedrooms, kitchens, etc dens, Water Lmes and Power! Lines All work done bV t~ foot or contract Also dozer work and sept1c tanks •n- I'Stelled 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ••••••••••• ,1B95 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Or., V8, 3 speed ...... '1295 69 Ford LTD H.T. Coupe, VB, auto., power•• Ji95 69 Cutlass H.T. Sedan, rough •••• ••••• ••••••• .'l95 69 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., 2 tone, fact. a11 ••••••'995 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air •••.•..•••. '1195 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S ••••.•• .'1195 Chester, Oh1o 985·4102 I See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992·7089 N1ght 992·3525 or 992.$212 Home Bu1lding & Addtflons, Aluminum & Vinyl Stdmg, Floor Sandmg & Finishmg . SE PTIC TANK S c l eaned 're asonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gallipolis John Russell owner and operator 5 12 ff c. 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S••••••••••~995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., HOOf, air.•••• '895 6B Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, alr 1795 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S....... !ll95 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air••••••• 11295 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, air ••••••• '995 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door, V-8, auto••••••••••••'695 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S••••••••• '595 65 Olds 9B H.T. Sedan ...................... '195 65 Mustang 6 cyl. 3 speed .................. '595 (2) 65 Chev. 4 DooiS, your cho1ce •••••••••• .'395 D&D CONTRUCTION SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 ttc PHONE 949 3832 or 843-2661 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING CREMEANS CONCRETE del 1ve r ed Monday through Saturday and eveni ng s Phone ..t46 1142 6 13 tfc From a shelf to a hous!•. Pamhng, siding, roofing, paper hang1ng, cabmets, etc kitchen Karr & Van Zandt ...... ... ~ Good Selection of Chests and Dressers ································•u•• $20 and up 12 Night Stands. ____ ,$19.95and up 6 Bedroom Suites, _ _ _ Priced to Sell Complete ~--- Starting Round French Provential Lamp Table _ _ _ _ _~ $39.95 Odd Chairs _ _ _ _ _ $15.00 and up 4-1 and 2 pc. Living Room Suites •••••••••...•••••••••••••••••••••• $35.00 and up Metal Cabinets with Doors $29.95 3-Good Desk $39.95 and up 2-Set Bunk Beds Priced to Sell 2-Sofa Beds $39 & $49 PORTABLE COLOR TV 2 WERE •199.95 NOW '17995 EA. 8 Sets Coffee and End Tables Rulland,O S'IIREO 92.1 Mayta• AlltOntatiCI 2 lpe&d oreratlon Cholc& o wete1 ,emps Auto wate1 level control Lin\ Fitter or Power Fir Agitator .. Perm• Pren Mayta1 H•l• of Htet Dr¥ert Surround eiothll witt! gentle even ,heat No hot spots no overdl')' lng Fine Me- Lfnt Filter WeJSpeciJ,Uaeln MAYTAG Red Carpet SeriJ,CI RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grate Several Gas & Electric Ranges Starting 539.95 5-4 cha1r Breakfast Set~,----- $25.00 54" Kitchen Sink. complete w1th fi)(fures $29.95 Green 2 Door Refrigerators, wtth matchong Range ' ALBANY, OHIO at $29.95 Gas & Electr1c Ranges, _ _ _ Starting $39.95 '-•11•cny =~i~~~~~t byc~n~~~~~teJ>~~ rso~ sr PUBLIC AUCTION FURNITURE a1" • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE :: Bids will be accepted unt1l B1ds will be accepted until _. noon on Monday September 16 noon on Monday September 16 .., 1971 at the off1ce of the Tuppers 1974 at the off1ce of the Tuppers .. Pla i ns Chester Water Distr ic t Ptams Chester water D tstnct t!H Chester Ohio on the following Chester Oh1o on the follow rng : ( 1) One 8 100 watt Base One ( 1) One Ton Truck 137 ., Repeater Stat 1on s 1ngl e wheel base .. frequency operat 1on 360 V 8 eng lne ~' !J) Three AO watt MOb i le Platform bed w1th stake Stdes f re qu e ncy • RadiOS s mg 1e 4 Speed Tran smiSS IOn : operat1on Dual Wheels 9 000 GVW • (1 ) One Remote Control Knitted H ea vy Duty Black '* Unit Single fr eq uency V ~nyl Sea t 1111 operat1on 7xl l western M1rrors fM ( 1 ) One Antenna 550 single lea f auxll ary : ( 1) One 100 ft Tow er Spr ings 4 l ea f op t.on "" 120 Tran sm 1SS1o n ltne Power brakes Opt1on • SpeC 1f1Cat1on s .n m ore d eta il Power Steer 1ng Opt1on • on f1le m the off1 ce of the Right 1s reserved to re1ect 0 0 any or all b 1d s (8) 30 (9) 6 13 Jtc ,. Right is reserved to re1ect • any or all bids "'"t f81 30 (91 6 13 3tc 52 Twin and Full Size Beds RUTLAND 7424211 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY' Open Evenmgs Unt1l6 0~ Til 5 p.m. Sat ~ Good Selectton Of Used Gas and Oil He1ters. Bathroom Sink- - ' - - - - - - -·$20.00 (LABOR DAY SALE) MONDAY, SEPT 2at11 O'CLOCKA.M • USED CARS I Factory air P S P B 7 miles west of Athens, Ohro on US so or 1 mrle east of Albany on US 50 across from Snowden Park m front of Alexander Hrgh School Movtng to Arrzona w11t sell following G E Frost free refngerator like new G E chest freezer like new G E multi speed washer G E solid state Versatrontc dryer like new new 14xl6 carpet console st~reo rad1o comb good three rnod ern bedroom su1tes good gas range Magna vox 23' colored TV 2 yr warrantee leU antenna Queen s1zed Mediterranean bedroom su•~e , G E stereo w dual speakers , Maytag washer new bab~ bed & play p en bassinet bugg~ & car seat pole lamp mise toys good , outdoor swing set sectional sofa, fan , 2 sets modern lamps , bookcase 10x12 c:arpet overstuffed chatr metal base cabinet. metal cab1net dinette set. m 1sc l1ghts elec coin operated riding horse childs desk platform rnc:ker 3 De bf!droom swte child' s table chairs 2 sets shelving coffee and end tables new si nk & top portable sewing m11chine 1966 VW Bus w 69 eng1ne new tll'"es, br11kes and runs very good GLASSWARE 2 rare Popp y pattern vases Northwood green d1sh blue ca rn1val dish 3 foot ed rose bowl large amt old Fenton CarniYai Two 1971 .V.other' s Day plates 1972 Valentine Day plate , 1971 Prlntl?lg press Plate , 1970 Christmas plate 1970 Craftsman Plate 1970 Chessie Cat pr compotes vase w fish , (pr Tom Cats , toothpick s 'boots candle holders , bell rose bowl fluted bow 3 legged bowl compote) other Fe nton pieces App 250 Avon bottles - some still full & In bo>;es some old A von bottles , and som Avon lewe lry which was given to dealers SOme Jim Bean & Old Crow bOttles ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES Flow Blue cup (Devils Tea TableL frosted Love B1rd powder dish He1sey J dec~ nter , depression glass old photo album w pic tures, oil lamp milk cans etched & cut rose vases cherr y stond window stand pr cei ling lights oak bookcase ~ Fostoria creamer sugar , 2 etc hed bud vases b isque , orchid pattern water pitcher 2 bOoks wheat penn ies ( 1940 to 1968) 1 2 or 3 thousa nd wheat and Canadian pennies ' TOOLS 112 HP portable air com pressor set Burdette acetylene and oxygen tanks w dual stage regulator s tufting torch welding and hoe like new Sun Master • mo1or tester , llh T floor jack good 3 H P lawn mower tow bar .HO work bench , new bumper lack 4 exMust tubes tor autos small riding mower volt & amp m e ter hand truck paint gun elec: bo;~~:es 1 8 and 4 florescent lights pipe wrenc hes two sheets 4x8 plywood mis e ha nd tools , small utility tralter , ~ T Ford axle for trailer S.lt held outside regardless of Wtl1her so bring your ch1lr Nothing shown Mfort day of sale Lunch on presm,Hs Positive ID Terms - ca1h d1y of t.1le Not r. responsible for accidents • Owners - Mr . and Mrs Doneld Newman AuctlonHrs-BUI Jantt & Assocl•tes, Phont 961 nn or • 557-1411 • 1973 VW "Formula Vee': ••:.~: •.... 12495 12695 1972 Buick LeSabre . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Dr. P S P B 1972 Ford Torino 2 DR••.••••..•••• 12295 illr 1974 Chev lm pa Ia Custom ••••••••••••• ····53895 viny l roof PS vw ............................... •2195 1971 1974 Mercurv Monteqo MX Brouqham •••• S399S Factory air tape player 4 Dr Sedan factory air P S , P B vtnyl root 1970 Olds Cutlass "S" 2 DR •••••• 11595 (Ray's Personal Car Factory Warranty) PS 1971 Butck La Sabre Custom 4 Or- .... •••••• $1895 Factory L'11r PS P B 1 viny l roof 1971 Chev. Nova •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1295 6 cy t standard 1970 Chev Monte Carlo 2 Dr •••••••••••••• $1495 HT PS P B, vi nyl roof 1970 Ford Galaxte 5004 Dr . •••••••••••••••• $895 1971 Mercury Monterey ••••••••••••••••••••$1695 4 Door a1r 1966 Bronco ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S795 4 Wheel dr1ve 1912 AM Hornet2 Or., 6 cy l, auto •••••••••• 516~5 ,-----TRUCKS----~ 1973 Ford FlOO 302 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $269S V 8 auto P S with topper 1972 Ford lf4 Ton ........................... $1995 P B USED WAGONS & TRUCKS 1972 Chevy Kings-wood Estate •••• ..S3195 9 Pass AM & FM radi o P S P B ai r 1969 Olds Vista Cruiser•............ 11695 1969 Ford "Country Sedan~'.........11095 1968 '12 Ton Pickup 6 Cyl .......... ~1295 P S, P B alr ON ANY OF THESE FINE BUYS See Ceward Calvert, Smilin' Art or 8111 Nelson Long w1de bed V 8 stand 1970 Ford 112 Ton •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1395 Long Steps1de Bed 1965 Ford :V4 Ton ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $495 Flat bed new t~res runs good AND FOR AGREAT BUY ON A. NEW BUICK, PONTIA~ OPEL OR GMC TRUCK, ITS: FARM TRACTOR 1949 Allis Chalmers ••••••••••••••••••••••••• $450 Wtth front end loader Good Selection Cheaper Cars SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. POMEROY, 0. 500 E. MAl N St. See Ray R1ggs or Roger Rtebel Chester, o. Located on 51 Rt 7 Sunday School attendance on Aug 25 was 45, the offermg $22 47 Worship serv1ces were held at II o'clock Wlth the Rev Meece speaking on "! Saw the Lord" , Isa1ah 6 1·7 At· tendance at th1s serv1ce was 33, offering $26 45, pledges $23 The stxth mght of the North· east Cluster round-robm revival w1ll be held at the Alfred Church on Fnday evenmg, Aug 30 at 7 30 w1th the Rev Larry Poling of the Southern Cluster domg the speaking Everyone welcome Remember the annual homecommg of the Alfred Church on Sept IS, wtth the usual mornmg serv1ces, basket dinner on the church lawn and an afternoon program The annual Swartz family reumon held m the Woode Grove here SIUiday, Aug 25, was attended by 43, with Gerald Swartz, president, and Juanita Swartz, secretary and treasurer Elected for the next two years was Harold Swartz, pres1dent and Helen Diley, secretary and treasurer Genevaeve ••cLEARANCErr Of all '74s and used cars and trucks. longest longest Longe1t Longest dea I on prtce on trade 1n allowance-smallest d1Herence on servtce and parts-compare service too on Ford'$ tremendous trade in va lue 1n futur• 'fNrl PINTOS BASE PRICE 4 CYL _____•2482 MUSTANGS II BASE PRICE 4 CYL •3134 MAVERICK BASE PRICE 6 CYL •2742 Plus fre1ght and accessor ies Better Hurry!! Supply never buy morel 1tm1ted! Your dollar wtll 1971 PLYMOUTH V8 SATELLITIE ••••••••••• !1895 Selbr1ng, 2 dr H T 318 small V 8 engine auto trans steeri ng A beauf1ful car power 1973 FORD VB GRAN TORINO•••••••••••••• .'2995 4 Or Sedan One careful local owner power steering, auto trllns ext ra nke ' 1971 FORD CUSTOM 500•••••••••••••••••••••sl695 4 Or Sedan 302 V a power steenng , power brakes, aufo trans One local owner Low mileage 1971 DODGE V8 CHARGER VB ••••••••••••••• 11895 2 Dr hardtop SpeCia l Ed1t1on 318 V 8 beautiful white with bl~ ck top one l ocal owner One of the higher priced Dodge at our lower pnce 1970 FORD VB TORINO•••••••••••••••••••••• !l395 4 Or Sedan 302 small V 8 auto tran s gladly ref er ~ou to local owner power steering We' ll 1969 PLYMOUTH VB ROADRUNNER •••••••• !l095 2 Or Hardtop Small V 8 1970 FORD V8 TORINO ••••••••••••••••••••• !l395 4 Dr Sedan, l02 V 8, auto trans Glad~ refer you to loc:al one owner See Fred Blaettnar, Darmell Dodnll or Danny Thompson Guthrte accompamed her niece, Helen Williams. to C<tlumbus for a VISit Wlth relatives there and to attend the Oh1o State Falf one day On thelf way home they spent the night at the farm home of Mr and Mrs Sed O'Br1en Mrs Bessie Kapple, longtime mvahd, passed away m Veterans Memorial Hospital at Pomeroy on Saturday evenmg 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUAliTY 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA $3895 4 Door light grn fm1sh green vmyl top used as Co of f1c1al car never t1tled bal of warranty loaded w1th ex tra s m ctudlng fa ctory air rad1o & tape, w w t.res, guards & all th e fine accessories 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU S189S H T C~ V 8 automaftc power steenng good w w tires, clean mtenor radi o 1971 OODGE DART S1995 Swi ng er HT Cpe , med green fm1sh w i th blk vmyl roof, green vmyl mtenor fnm V engine automatic trans , Sport St whee l full wh cover Like new w w tires rad1o real nice a POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. Jeffrey Swartz of Williams· POMEROY, OHIO town, W Va , spent the past week With his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz Mr and Mrs Clalf Follrod and family and hiS mother, Clara Follrod and aunt, Nma Robmson, recent1y vistted Wilma Swartz at Lottndge, 0 Some from Alfred Church attended the Cluster p1cmc at Forked Run State Park The Phys1c1ans representing telemetric eqwpment to the Cluster hymn smg Wlll be held meetmg commumcation system of at South Bethel Church area hospitals a nailonal recently reviewed the SEOEMS, Saturday evening. Aug 3I demonstra!Jon project telemetry program bemg Telemetry Is the radio stgnal Implemented by Southeast Kmg Charles I of England of Vltal stgns of a patient, sent gave a French tee cream Ohw's Emerge ncy Med1cal manufacturer a yearly pen· ServJce w1th Dr Thomas and momtored by an SJon to keep the secret of Morgan, chamnan of the EMS emergency medical technician mak1ng tee cream ex ~ co uncil pres1dmg Ken (EMT) m a SEOEMS am elusively for the royal table Morgan , SEOEMS Project bulance to the profess1onal Duector, coordmated the med1cal staff at a hospital Doctors or spec1allzed nurses dlSCUBSIOOS The Health Serv1ces Ad· evaluate the EMTs vo1ce· report of m1mstrat1on of the U S transmitted Department of Health . respiration, body temperature, Pomeroy, Oh1o Education, and Welfare last and blood pressure, as well as Phone 992·2975 week approved the addition ot the s1gns receiVed by telemetry on rhythms and pulse m order to prescribe a course of treatment to the EMT In· SALE cludmg administration of basic 1 Gravely Super C 8 tractor & med1cailon If necessary mower (demonstrator> Initially , three hospitals have been designated and Will 1 Gravely Model 816 R1dmg tractor $ be equipped as RegiOnal & 50" mower.twm cycle. 16'1• Telemetry Resource Centers (demonstrator) They are Lawrence CoWlty 1 Gravely Model 812 R1dmg tractor General at Ironton, O'Bieness and 50" mower. 12 _HP (new) MemorJalat Athens 81td Holzer Medical Center at Gallipolis 1 Gravely Model 408 R1d1ng trado• , The fact that these hospitals and 34" mower. 8 HP (new) have been named telemetry centers does not necessarily Snapper R1dong mower, 8 HP, SC mean that all victims being electrtc start, 30" cut <new) •1 telemetered w11l be transported to them Through 1 Snapper R1dtng mower, 8 present radio linkage w11h hand start, 30" cut (new) SEOE:MS headquarters, all 1 Snapper R1dmg mower, system ambulances and all hand start, 26" cut (new) s w1ll be seemg hospitals In the seven counties our customers. can be alerted to monitor the We wtll not accept trade tns at the above regular hours. voice commlllllcatlons and be pnces . prepared to continue treatment TUESDAY If the victim Is routed to them SEPTEMBER2 An ad hoc committee was appomted cons1stlng of Dr Larry Goldberg, Dr Burton Model m !~ HP Gravely r!dmg Payne and Or I C Walker to tractor & SO mower, new engme 1 develop standard trainlns procedures 1 Gravely 6 6 H P walking tractor with Some technicians afftllated 30" mower w11h the SEQEMS Project have already begun advanced Physicians review telemetry plans GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES SEPTEMBER CLEARANCE 1974 MODELS ~0 2755 2200 '1750 '1980 '1152 900 1-1{' 720 ·uOO HP,'60()$480 HP.SSIO $380 USED EQUIPMENT $1 OOQ S450 FISHING/\ PACERS GET MCGINNIS IND!ANAPOUS, Ind (UPI) - George McGmms cast his lot w1th the Indiana Pacers Thurs· day, enablmg the three-time Amer1can Basketball AssoCJa· tlon champions to keep !hell' superstar away from the New York Knicks of the National Basketball Assoc1ahon McGmms, who ftgUres to be the cornerstone m the Pacers' rebuildmg thiS season , Signed a two-year contract Wllh the !ndlalla club, for whom he has played three seasons The Pacers had gone to court m an effort to prevent McGmms from negotiating w1th the Kmcks The ABA team had obtamed temporary restraining orders against McGmms, hts agent, the Knicks and the Ph1ladelphJa 76ers of the NBA, preventing any negotiations or s1gnmgs Carmel News, l By the Day Mr. and Mrs Dana FeU of Washinston C.H and Mrs Mary Rusaell of WBV4!1"ly, W. Va., visited Mr and Mrs Douglas Circle and Florence on &mday Mr and Mrs Homer Circle, Dixie, Vema, Wavle Cirde Mr and Mrs Carl Circle 81td family visited Mr and Mrs. Gene Yost on Sabirday In honor of Patrice Circle's I:Jirth. day Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and family of Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs. Frank Hudson, Mr. and Mrs Gene Hudson of Racine visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Sunday Mr and Mrs James Circle. Georse Clfcle of New Haven, Mrs Hattie Powell, daughter A\ldle,RDRacine,calledat the home of Mary Circle recently Mrs Larry Clfcle and oon Shane Sullivan of Ft. Lauderdale. Fla • visited with Mr and Mrs Douglas Circle and Florence the past week Mr and Mrs Carl Circle and family visited Mrs FOtller of Pomeroy on Sunday Mr and Mrs Arthur Joh1110n called on Mr and Mrs Max Manuel, RD, Racine on Sunday TEXANSVS.MATUSZAK HOUSTON (UP!) - The Houston Texans, glVlng up legal efforts to allow former National Football League defenseman John Matuszak to play agamst Hawau this weekend, are concentratmg on a courtroom showdown one day before Houston plays Memphis Sept 6 Attorneys for Matuszak, the second-year Houston 01ler until he jumped his flve.year contract to s1gn Wllh the World Football Leagne Texans, will go to state Distnct Court Sept S to argue thelf r1ght to the 6foot-8, 232iXJW1d star Judge George Mtller W!U preside at the hearing called to dec1de whether to make permanent a temporary restrammg order handed Matuszak on tfte Texans' bench earlier thts week STROUT REALTY 307 Sprtng Avenue Pomeroy 992·2298 15 MILE OUT ON 33 Ranch type, three bedrooms, bath , lull basement garage.. four acre 19 MILES OUT ON33 - lwo bedroom and bath, living room carpeted WHA NAME'! GORDON LOS ANGELES (UP!) Larry Gordon, 36 1 has been named marketmg director of the new World Hockey AssoCiation, tt was announced Thursday Gordon has served the past two years as v1ce president of marketing for a sports enter· prise In Cleveland training made necessary by the telemetry program SEOEMS has responded l<r more than 8,000 emergency calls In less than one year of operatton SEOEMS estimates 25 to 45 additiOIIIllllves can be saved annually through Implementation of the advanced telemetry system • • • • IS 992·2174 RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 DURING OUR P B air cond 1974 Ptnto, auto ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$2495 Alfred Social Notes " You'll L1ke Our Qualtty Way of Domg Bustness" •• 529.95 and up Small Chma w1fh Matchmg Beff L1ke New _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $249.95 .......---~--~--, ·742·4211 1 Now $4 99 Sq. Yd. COUNTRY Midd~ Pomeroy BISSEll BROTHERS OONST. CO. DHCHING SERVICE -E -------------XCAVAT ING dozer loader $7.95 SEWING MACHINE S Repatr se r vice all mekes 992 2284 The Fa br ic Shop Pomeroy Authorized Smger Sa les and Serv1ce We sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc '' ' 70 ChJYSier Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air•••• .'l995 on aluminum replacement wmdow s S1dmg storm doors and Windows RaLIIng Phone Charles Lisle Syracuse Ohio Carl J a c ob Sa les Representative V v Johnson and Son In c 4 JO lfc 501 NYLON On this day ln history the acre hour ly or contra c t farm ponds roads etc Large In 30 B C, Cleopatra commit. dozer and operator with over ted suicide by ~rtnittmg an 20 years exper1tnce Pullins ~"" Excavating Pome roy Ohio asp to bite her Phone 992 2478 In 1780, Revolutionary Anny -----------~ 19 ltc Gen Benedict Arnold betrayed 0 DELL Al 1nement, lo ca ted beh ind Rutland Grade School his young country when he complete front end se rvi ce promised secretly to surrender brak es and tuneups wheels ced e lectron ically Open the American fort at West 8balan to 8 dall y Call 742 3232 on Point to the British anny A Sunday for appt Brltiah spy suboequently was - ----------2~_1.'' hansed but Arnold escaped In I862, lhe Union Anny ---:-:-:~-:---~ commanded by Maj -Gen John I Pope was defeated by Confeder· ' 1 ate troops In the tli!Cortd Battle of Bull Run WMPO-FM ing? any oth~rs We II g Jve you IJI professional roof for Jess COli m .2t36 For Estimates ot Any Typo • 71 Ford Pmto 2 door, auto.................. 'l795 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, air ••••••••• .'1995 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ••••••••••• '2195 71 Pont. Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S 12095 'I C BRADFORD Auct 1oneer Co mplete Service Phone 949 382 1 or 949 3161 Rac ine Ohio Cntt Bradford 5 1 tfc ------------ HOTPOINT range Amant 22ft aide by si de refr,~trltor fretzwr Norve wnner end dryer set of welnut d ining room tables w ith chairs and pad approximately -4 yean old, vooa old btd and chest of drawers Phon& 992 7066 8 20 tfc • ------ ~----- ----- AUTOMOBILE Insurance been c ancelled? L os t your operator s license Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc -- - ----- --~--- 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V·roof, pew., an •••••'3695 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S......... '2495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. atL ••••• 'l495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe, power, air •••••••• '2895 READY MI X CO N CRE TE d el1vered r1ght to your protect Fast and easy Free est1mates Phone 992 3284 Goeglern Ready Mix Co , Mid dleport Oh1o 6 30 tfc CARPETING Modern San ltatlon 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 ttc 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT, v-roof, air••••••••• '3495 Known & Reliable Service Business SeiVic:es ----=----------SEPTIC TANKS c leaned -------------------------73 Buick Elec. H.T. Sed., power, atr, sharp '4895 Jamn AT THESE GREAT USED CAR BUYS A USED CAR OR TRUCK $AVE K&H ROOFING Middleport, 01110 992 5361 Refngerators, Freezers, Home & Auto A1r Condilloners and Commercial Un1ts. USED CARS I • Br•ke Work 171 Peorl 51 Pomeroy, 0 . YOU'LL BUY A '' '. e General Overhaul • Tune u.,._ss 00 up e Carburetor AdJustment ------------FOR FRE E est1mates DIDN'T KNOW THATl MGM With lOtS Of storage living IS Flea Market Spe c 1ats ss 18 x30' carpeting , cop per .ns1de S3 outstde Spnng plumb 1ng 2 nice concrete Ave Pome,.oy Ohio porch s 0 1 1 bl k Collectors, dealers etc e arge concre e oc Every Sat and Sunday shop and garage, on 3/• acres of 8 ~ tfc land Can you beat thi s for only - -- - - - -- - - - - -$23,500 00 LOTS for sale , tralrer or house We have a dtent who has asked All Ut1lit1eS Phone 742 3615 Rutland Oh 10 Pri ce S2 500 us for a 200 acre farm with 7 16 tfc modern house, good buildings - - - - - - - - - -and 100 acres m cult1vat1on SIX ROOM house and ba!h SEE THE PROFESSIONAL acres garage and out bu/)dlngs Route 3 Pomeroy REAL ESTATE PEOPLE Phone 992 3059 BELOW THEY KNOW WHAT 8 29 6tc - - - - - - -- - - - - - - TO SAY AND WHEN THEIR 25 ACRES of level land iDeal SERVICE WILL MAKE YOU tor new homes All utlllt1es MONEY ava 1lable on hard surface road 6 miles from Pomeroy Ohio Pr1ced at 125 000 151/a acres with cottage woods and spnng red creek loinmg the descri bed land pri ced at $20 000 If Interested call or see GeorgeS Hobstetter Box 101 Pomeroy Oh 10 or ull 985 4186 after 4 p m 8 28 3tc r, , B&K EXCAVATING Open Mon - Sat BAM 6PM t forget the roof of your home Ha ve a beauhful new roof Insta lled by All Weather Rooftng Co 2 1h ACRES LANO w ith 1969 Shuttz Mobile Home East of Racine on St Rt 124 Prtced to se ll fa st Phone 949 4917 or 919 4561 a 29 6tc - - - -- - - - - - - - - - BU SI NE SS buli d1ng 50x 60 cement drn/e Rt 124 near Rutland Phone 742 5052 8 21 tfc - -- - - -- -- - -- - 75 ACRE farm 6 room house barn other outbuildings Sl9 .500 Phone 74 2 s845 8 16 26tp - - - - -- -- - - - - - 33 ACRES 6 rm house a ll eljtctr.c. 3 bedroom small barn SJO 000 Phone 99'2 3792 8 26 6t c ---- - - - - - - - -- - - HOUSE In town SSOO down and S80 j:ler month Tra1ler and lot 2 bedroom SlO 500 Phone 992 3975 ___ _____ _ ____!~ H e ----------- -- 124, 112 m1l from by pass towards Don Our atm IS to please our customers. -------------- -------------------------- ------------10X50M081LE HOME and lot In Pom&roy Phone 992 5623 after A f) m a 29 ate Shuler's Market 78 ACRE S 2 lakes beautifUl trees roll i ng meadows electr 1t1ty Salem Township 1971 HONDA 350 Scr ambler Rd No 625 deadends mto good condition 1971 Vega 3 main entry IDEAL FOR Sf)eed ltd , transmission $100 CHURCH OR SCOUT Verv good condition Also CAMPS NICE t'IOME SITES drive shaft trans brtce and Tcwnsh1p Road No 16 Listed belt housing F1ts 1971 and at $300 per acre Make offer 1972 Vega See at 111 Pearl Walters Realty Box 324 St Middleport or call 992 Worth ingt o n Ohio 4308S 5213 Phone {61-.t ) 888 1892 or phone 8 27 6tp (614 J 888 2803 8 28 4tc 1972 KAWASAKI, H2 750 Luggage rec:ks. j:ladded s1ssy bar 2 helmets, excellent condition PhQne 985 4131 8 27 6tp --------------------------1969 CHEVY Townsmen station f#T:.'T WANT TO SELL> ALL OF OUR FILES AND EX PERIENCE ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL WITH JUST A CALL FROM YOU WE SELL YO UR PROPERTY OR YO U PAY US NOTHIN G -'79'l2259 on State Rt 992·7204 ' '' lDNGEST DEAL MWIIEI£ l_ , COME DRIVE E)(PERIENCED MECHANIC ON DUTY llOAM toSPM Wt II do Dozer & Backhoe Work, Install Septic Tanks, Haul D1rt, Gravel. limestone or Rent One Our Trucks , of BacJ<hoe or Dozers. GARAGE WARNER'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE Pomeroy , 0 COME SEE PHONE 992-5476 ROGER HYSEU'S Route 1 Rutland 190 Mulbef"ry ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY FrM Estlmat. .~ Mkld. . . .1 0 I 992 -9949 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PH. m.7454 or !192·7129 MIODLEPORT Lovely old bnck close to shopprng 5 B R , 2 baths new modern kitchen everything bu i lt In most new H W gas heati ng 'l"'''m, basement large tot & parktng area ASKING JUST S22,500 00 POME R:OY - I floor plan 2 B R bath H W floor s gas furnace basement w i th utility large lot Only SlO 000 BOB'S ASHLAND DECORATING VINYL SIDING -------------- W Ma1n HOME THE DEPENDMI E OONTRACJING 00. 197t 115 KAWASAKI Trail 81ke 1n goOd c ond ition S37S Call 1 301 882 2660 Ton)" Weaver 8 30 :lip - ------------- ------------- complete Frye ' s Truck and Auto Parts, Rutland Ohio 24 HOUR WRECKER SER VICE Phone 7426094 7 26 26tc -------------- -------------- heat 1112 baths cherry paneling d in ing and llvmg room , kitchen and utllltv room v1ew of Ohio R1ver Must see to appreciate Phon e 1 ( 304) 882 3235 Hartford W va Completely carpeted 1 1 ·Business Services '~----~----------------------------~· r----------, Interior, b:terlor Dec~ratlng and Remodelln.- -------------- __ ___________ _ ---.------- , LUFF 'I' •on lnd br iQM e,-e carpets clelu'l•d wilh Blut Lustre Renr electrl t shampooer, $1 Saker Fur nlfure Co 8 30 Jlc - ------------- HOUSE for rent Phone 882 ELECTROLUX vacuum 2981 New Haven w va cleaner A 1 condition uses 8 28 6tp paper bags has c:ordwlnder SOLID and many atta chments Also VINYL SIDING shampooer atta c hment in eluded (Only 4 avallablel at WILL do babysitting 1M my S37 70 cash or ferms Produced frqO) a special available Phone 992 2653 home nights Reasonabl e vmyl compound made by 8:; we~kly or nightly rate s 8 20 ft c F GoOdrich and Monsanto 5 Phone 992 7474 or 742 4902 trmes tni cker than metal STEREO RADIO AM FM 8 after 4 p m siding Will not dent Chi~~ track tape comb1nat10n 4 8 27 12tc c:rack peel rot rust or speaker sound s ystem chalk Balance S11 2 72 or easy WILL care for children 1n my terms Call 992 3965 home up to school age FREE HOME ESTIMATES 8 29 tfc Reliable sitter with references Call Kathryn SUPERIOR HALF ARABIAN MARE A Russell anytime at 9~2 5711 VINYL PRODUCTS veers old 32 Inch m in iature 8 27 6tc stalliOn Dalmation pups Coli Collect 1 592 5544 Choice SIO Eskey Hill WILL do babys itting 1n my Attlens, Ohto Pomeroy , Oh 10 PhOne 992 home by hour or week I have 3885 references Contact Sh 1rley Hermon 291 Sycamore 8 29 3tc AUCTION every Thursday 7 Middleport p m Horton St In Mason Consignments welcome from 8 30 6t c 2 RECORD PLAYERS antique pump organ, cord organ 11 a m to 5 p m or call 773 chest of drawers 3 piece 5A71 bedroom sude portable 8 21 ttc sewmg machme flymg room 1973 PINTO wide track tires cha1r old fi!Sh1on k 1tchen HOUSE insulating blowen tor Phone 247 2A01 cabmet complete bed better results cuts fuel bill~ B 30 Jtc bedspread and curtains down Free estimates Call Larkins st , Rutland , Oh1o 742 4428 1963 FAIRLANE SIX standard Kat1e Carpenter 8 20 12tc no rust Or.glnal m1tes less 8 29 2tc than 60 ooo Call 949 2935 A TO ZMART~;; fU~1ture B 30 Jtc LEGHORN HENS 60c each W appliances and mise Rt 33 S MICha~l, Phone 985 3956 Hartford w Va 1969 DODGE windowed super 8 29 3tp 7 26 tfc van automat ic transm1SS 1on Runs good looks good $1 295 YELLOW PEACHES $6 95 per George Hall 992 5949 bushel Please bnng con 8 28 3tp tamer Midway Market W WE NEEO 200 tons of sheet, Ma1n St Pomeroy Oh1o 1965 CHEVROLET 2 dr S250 Phone 992 2582 cast new or old aluminum Can be seen at 1675 Lincoln Keep cans separate The 8 29 3tc Hgts Rosenberg Co , Athens, Ohio 8 28 Jtp NORGE washer and dryer 8 15 tfc Walnut dining room table 1~61 FORO Galaxle runs good J UNK Autos complete and With cha i rs and pads good old pr1ced at 150 Phone 992 7647 delivered to our yard We pick metal bed Phone 992 7066 8 27 6tc up auto bodies and buy all 8 29 tfc kinds of scrap metals and 1967 FORO Falcon 6 cylmder 4 Iron Riders Salvage, State BOAT, motor and trailer 1971 dr good gos m lleage S350 R t 124 R t 4, Pomeroy Ohio l6' Trihull Bow Rider 1973 55 Phone 985 3958 Phone 992 5468 h f) Chrysler must sen 8 27 5tp 73126tp Asking 11 BOO Many extras Phone 992 2392 BUICK Electra 225 4 dr CASH pal.d tor all make~ and 1968 8 27 31p sedan p s , p b factory air models of mobile homes good body and mterlor Phone area c:ode 614 423 9531 1970 18FT SCOTTIE Camper Perfect running condlt1on 4 13 ttc sleeps 6 Good condlt1on seoo Phone 992 2280 Phone 992 7126 8 27 6tp OLD FURNITURE oak tables 8 27 tfc; clocks, Ice boxes, brass beds , 1962 WILL. Y !i Jeep 4 wheel dishes desks or complete CANNING jars with glass tof)s dr1ve, 4 cylinder motor with households Write M D Also , free manure for the cab, a 1 cOfldltlon See at 105 Miller, At 4, Pomeroy , Ohio hauling John Houdashelt Union Ave Pomeroy Or call call 992 7760 M inersv i lle Ohio 992 3293 5 13 tfc a 21 Jtp 8 25 6tc -------------CASH FOR JUNK CARS ......___ 1f( ---------------- ------ --------- -------------- -------------NE W 1971 ZIG ZAG SEW IN G ------------- • , n 1 Chesh 1re Oh 10 located m the old M&G Market Bu•ld lng Now open tor busmess a 21 61p Wanted_To Buy Moderr'! , S11U'eO rtct10 ,..,... tm I track tape comb,na.tlon " speakttt" ~und system a,.,,. e 1110 1• or budget terms Call nl lf6" WALNU'T . --------------------------2 BEDROOM house eiectnc MELONS sweet corn green ----------- 6JO M1ll !:It Mid 6 roomt p , bathS tu ll basemen t , p•r t lelly c:-•rpelfd, kitChen compte le wuner and dryer etc (ould be 3 bedrooms gas l urnace fireplace storm doors •nd windows , curtains. and drape~ i ncludl!d for Inform a lion call Elden Walburn, 992 1805 8 13 tfC dleport ~ For S. for Sale WINTER Just around the corn,r 1 Be sure to check all hoses and anl 1 freeze Call Roger Hysell s Gar a~e 992 5682 B 28 3tc CHESTER Volunteer Fire Dept lsdl old lng a L'abor Day Celebration Sept 2 1974 Ch1cken Bar BQ homemode 1ce cream garden tractor pull parade any donat1ons of pie and cake will be ap preclated 8 26 6tc HOU$1:: NI CE 3 roo m apt and bath all electnc , In Pomeroy HE; I FER calf , J wetks old S60 Tabletop r.enge wall oven Phone 99'2 5704 n1c&st •pt around Phone 8 30 ltp Gallipolis 446 7699 or WE ARt: PICking up a p1ano In evenings 446 9539 your area end woolct like LOC AL N1g ht Club do ing strong 8 tfc some respons i ble party to 6 f l9u re b usi ness Pr.ced r ight Small down payment take over payments Call Credit Manager {611 } n2 c an f1n~n c~ balance Easy 5669 or write 260 East Mam tease of real estate ava ilable Phone 992 9912 for details Street Chillicothe Oh10 45601 B 18 ff c 4 7 tfc TRAILE R Brown ' s Trailer RIDING horse for ule 2 years ST ARCRAFT G I GANTIC SALE Court Pomeroy Pnone 997 old green broke Gentle Call on folddOwns all models 3324 992 5510 Free heater plus h ighest 7 18 tfc d i scount m trl s1at e CAMP 8 I ft c CO NLEY ST AR C RA F T BUSINESS room 22x80 234 E EXCELS IOR Salt Works E SALES Rt 62 north of Po int Me ln St Pomeroy Oh io Ma in St Pomeroy All kind~ Pleasant behmd Red Carpel Phone 992 5786 or 992 397S Inn of salt water pellets water 612tfc nuggets block salt and own 8 18 3tc Oh io R1ver Salt Phone 992 FURNISHED apartment 38 91 SEARS tJPrlght deep freeze adults only In M iddleport $125 Good working condrt1on 6 5 tf c Phone 992 3874 Phone 992 7060 .._ 5 12 ttc a 28 4t c CANN lNG tomatoes br ing c onta iner Gera ld ine Cleland 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 45 000 WAXED cabbag e crates Ra cine Ohio unfurn is hed apartments 56c a piece Cal l RA J 2151 Phone 992 5134 8 16 tfc e 28 6t c 4 12 tfc KENNEBEC and Cobbler PRIVATE meeting room tor potatoe5 Call John Pape 949 G 1BSON Les Paul delu xe any organ i zation phone 992 guitar Sunburst f.n 1S h ex 3025 3975 e 2l 6t c ce llent cond 1t1on Also Fender Super Reverb AMP 1n ex 3 11 tfc cellent conditi on Completely SPECIAL the Cycle Shop 1731 TWO BEDROOM mobile home reworked Contact Steve Eastern Ave Gallipolis New ca rpe ting Pl")one 992 Cleland Racine Oh10 Phone Buttaco 250 Alplna $975 3509 949 5913 Bultaco 350 Alpina Sl 165 8 25 7tc 8 29 6tc 8 23 etc - -LASSIE ----------S Carry Out, Rt ' Real Estate For Sale \ LUXURY OLDER HDME new wiring, all copper plumbing , five bedrooma, l lh baths, modern kltc;hen. NEW HOME - all olec;lrlc, three bedrooms, built- In kitchen, washer •nd dryer. olr conditioned, carpet.d. . NEW HOME - 111 olec;lrlc, three bedrooms, Iorge buill· In ~lichen, bath, slldl"9 gloss doors to patio \ LOVELY OLDIIt HOME all electric three bedrooma. living ond dining room, carpeted, full ba .. m•nt, beou t lfu l location with ~·rl19• GROCERY IUSlNIII - · Witll stock, llvtng quw*'tt on -ondtlory, nlcel~­ property �• 10 _ The Daily Senl111el , M1ddlepor1-Porneroy, 0 .. F'r ida) , Au ~ :10, 1974 :· ~~:~g, Disaster payments asked by 13 Highway gunman kills 3, wounds 6 Butz holding on RU1'1.AND - Mrs i.l'llllll Musser l{mg, 75, Salem St , into new cabinet WASHINGTON (UPI ) Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz appears to have come through the change m the presidency w1th no weakemng of hiB gr1p on domestic and mternational farm and food policy Butz emerged from a private the Fann Front meohng with PreSident Gara!d R. Ford Thursday to tell newsmen Ford had asked hun to stay m the cab111et mdef1mtely And Ford gsve tum a direct endorsement of key Bulz polldes mcludlng opposLt10n to gram export controls and opposltlon lo creation of a gover nment-owned food MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Sat , Sun. Aug 30-31. Sept 1 John Wayne " McQ" (PGi CARTOONS Show Starts 7 p m .fRI. "GIRL IN THE GOLD BOOTS" RATED R ALSO . ' THE YOUNG NURSES" RATED R r eser ve, the ag r1 cuJ1ure secretary added Butz was carefully vague with reporters m talkmg about his long term cabmet service plans . Friends have sa1d in the past he has been tentatively thankm g about retirement around the end of thiS year or early m 1975, and he sa1d he d1d not plan to stay "inder•mlely." Th e word from Ford , however. served to diSpel rumors that the new president m1ght want to force an early change at the AgriCUlture Department. And 11 may strengthen Butz's pollcy hand, especially sm ce Ford coupled the meetmg w1th a public aMouncement of the fact - long smce unoffiCially leaked - that Butz w11l head the U S. delegatiOn to a world rood conference at Rome m November Butz Fighting Critics The Ford-Butz meetmg Thursday came at a time when Butz has been fighting off critics who mamtam he adID!rustrahon should be movmg to offset the unpact of a drought-reduced 1974 corn crop by adopting or plannmg controls on gram exports. Butz strongly opposes export controls In recent weeks he has won agreement from European and Japanese leaders to voluntarily reduce therr dram on U S. stocks over the commg year - a step whtch, m effect, would require consumers m all major countries to share the price shock of reduced supplies rather than concentratmg the problem 10 either this country or Its foretgn customers. Ford sa1d he agrees w1th Butz's stand on export control, the secretary announced. That direct preSidenllal backmg was expected to help convince doubters that Butz's position will not be ovemdden by other administration offic1als. Ford a lso endorsed Butz's cootenllon that wh1le the U S should build up food reserves, llle stocks should be held 1n p!'lvate hands and not under goverrunent control In ad. d1t1 on a ccQrdm g to Butz's account of the mee ting, f'ord also directly approved Butz's account of the meetmg, Ford also d1reclly approved Butz's statement that while the U S. should do all 1t can to meet ''humamtar1an " food needs abroad, 1t should be more careful m defmmg " need" than m the past On the purely domestic front, Butz Informed Ford he lS contmumg to seek new legJ.slabon to elumnate government plantolpmg controls on rtce, peanuts and extra-long staple cotton. past he has Highways Conhnued from page 1 Department of H1ghways 1n Columbus, the DIVIsiOn OffiCe of Manetta and talk to your elected representahves to get somethmg done," the speaker staled G Kenner Bush of Athens, who recenUy rekindled mterest m progressive htghways m southeastern Ohto, said more co llec hve str ong votces 10 southeastern OhiO ''can really make our needs known m Columbus' ' Robert Pendergast. executive secretary of the Highway Users Assn ., saad the organizahon has three maJOr goals, furthenng mobility of Amenca, roadway safety, and furtherang econo mi c development. It IS our goal to brmg 50 to 60 new mdustrtes to southeastern OhiO," he said Schools . Contmued from page I and each school day thereafter. Judge James Lee Thompson will open a two-month term of Clrcwt Court Tuesday. Judge Thompson, who serves both Mason and Putnam CoWltles, holds court Mondays , 1 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fndays Wednesday court IS m Putnam County. When the "term" ism Putnam County, court IS held here only on Fridays GraM jurors are to report to Judge Thompson at 9 30 a m ' Tuesday and pet1t Jurors at 9· 25 a.m Monday, Sept. 9. • Your name IS worth money It Will turn a check mto cash Open a Checking Account today Got a pen? You're m busmessl oome<oy '""and pomeroy national bank the bank of the ctontury establi shed 1872 FDIC A hometown friend. Quasar II Color TV TheM popular "Works In a Drawer" coneolea are pertect for the family who wante Motorola pertormance, convenience and styling In umaller screen olze. Each model features a Modular Solid State ChaiSil (except4 chaslletubel), ineta-Matlc Color Tuning, llluminated Channel Numbena and many mor11 Motorola feiiUree The elm pie, cldn Un11 end warm cabinet tonet 1re an lllriCiiva, compatible ldd~lon to any home. d1ed Thursday a l the Holter Medical Center !oll owi n ~ a lmgcnng Illness. She was born Oct 8, 11198, m Hillsboro, the daughter of the ~•le J Franklin and Jumetla Sm1th Caplin ger . She was expecl.ed as f.p.rmers detenmne marned 1n 1915 to Charles G that their allotment crops Musser who preceded her m already have been so stressed death In 1944 To t11is umon was born a son, Robert, Rt. I, Holzer Medical Center Rutland , who survives Oct. 17, 1Disc harged Aug. %9) 1956, Mrs. Musser marrted Clarence Barnell, Ruth Zarl Kang, who also survives Bowman , Kenneth Burris, Other survivors are three step-sons, Sylvester T Kmg, Columbus : Glen E . Kmg , Peona, Ill , an'll Clyde E. Kmg , South Bend, lnd , and a grand- Clarence Carey, M1ldred Cooper, Henry Cornell, Bessie Ellcessor, Mary Ellis, Mona Ervm, Debb1e Gregory , Amanda Graham , Janetta son, T1mothy Musser, Hall, Lela Hutchms, Glenn Columbus K1ser , Opal Longfellow, Althea Mrs Kang, a homemaker Ridenour , Steven Rose , Ralph most of her hfe, was ptamst for Rottgen , Donald Roush, the Rutland Church of Chnst, Mat1ida Rowley , Edith of whtch she was a member for Scherer, Donna Shmn, Lola 10 year$ and was active wtth Siders, Claude Souders, Paul the women '~ group of that Stewart, Thomas Swam, Mary church. T1lley, Elizabeth T1pton , Fwteral serv tces wtll be held Flloyd Wallace, Melody at 2 p.m Sunday at the Rutland Waugh, Cora Yates Church of Chmt w1th John (Birth) Wyatt and Rod Kasler ofMr and Mrs Roger f•ciatmg Bur1al w11l be m the G1lhland, a daughter, Jackson Bradford Cemetery Fnends may call at the Walker Funeral Home, Rutland, any ltme after, 2 p.m Saturday unt1l noon Sunda~ when the body w1ll be taken to the church to he m state one hour before services Oilldren's day set at church Sunday 1s Children 's Day m the fail roundup at the Middleport Umted Pentecostal Church, South Third Ave. Conhnumg the western theme thts year, the Sunday School will offer pony r1des and hayndes thiS Sunday to promote Sunday school attendance Anyone m the area ts mv1ted to attend the observance Ronald Dougan, Sunday sc hool supermtendent , will agam be presenting pnzes to those who take the most new students to Sunday school. Sunday mormng, young people of the commun1ly are bemg mvtted to ]Uffip on a passmg hayr~de wagon wh1ch w1ll take them to the church Rev W1lham Knittel ts pastor. FUNDS ALLOCATED COLUMBUS (UP!) - Oh10 has spent $!15 72 m11lion m general revenue .sharmg funds at .. located by the federal government through June 30, the state offiCe of budget and management in the Ohio Department or Admimstrattve Services announced Thursday. Ohio, smce the program started 111 1972, has received $161.22rrullion 10 the funds w1th more than $10 12 million m Veterans Memorial Hospital Interest earned through June Admitted L- Francis Kmg, 30 on funds wh1ch were mPomeroy; Dav1d Donahue , vested mstead of bemg exPomeroy; Mark Parsons, pended. Racine , Oenms Shuler, LangsvtHe; Ava Greenlees, CONSOLIDATION PLAN Pomeroy ; Marshall Roush , FINDLAY, Ohio ( UP! ) Racme Marathon 011 Co. announced DIScharged - Auguslme Thursday a consolidation of the Follrod, Shirley Hazelton , components of the f1m1 responMillard Swartz, Debbie Pride- sible for external conunuruca .. more, Azalea Od1ster, Joyce lions mlo 11s recently estabGracy, Joan Wells lished external affairS organizatiOn The consolidatiOn, effective Sunday, was to enable the flml MEETING DELAYED The Middleport Garden Club uto more effectively present meeting set for Monday has Marathon's posttlon on unport.. been postponed . An- ant Issues to our employes, nouncement of when they will shareholders, the general meet w11l be made at a later pubhc, the media and various levels of government," date Howard HarriS, VICe president of corporate external affrurs, said. I I Thirteen farmers in Meigs County have applied for disaster payments because of low yields, Clarence Price, chairman or Metgs ASCS, satd today Additional applicati ons to the eounty ASC Committee are Cards substantially below avera ge. The di sa s ter payments program , new thla year, is a part of form legislation Congress passed in 1973. :-:.i::;.;.•::.::·:; :=:~·~i:-::::~-:·:::·:·:::::-::-:~.:;:...:::.:.·.~: •.: :.:.:.::;~·: .::•::::: :::::·:·::::::.::· :::·::;:;:::::::::~:·:~~ .I«. =~ •,:.:,> ..~~. \~.~•.•.. ~ ~~ ~= ~ ~ :~1 :n~~"j'!~~::.~:.a~:~~~ no one's surprise, hao ruled wt f~ :::; Having asked for and received authority from ;~: Congress to set up a felatlvely powerless CoooeU on Wage i;l and Prlee Stablllty to monitor inflaUon, Ford Thursday !:? Installed Rush as chairman and fiUed the remaloJng seven ~~ seats with Cabinet secretaries and top White HoWle aides. ~~ The new council has authority to seet out aad ;:~ publicize inflaUonary wage and prlee increases, but It ~:~ only can urge voluntary restraint on the part of boolneas ;, and labor. It cannot order rollbacks as Ill defunct ·;:. predecessor, the Cost of Living Council. { Rush , former chairman of Union Carbide Corp., U. S. :.: ambassador to West Germany, and a top Stale and ;;; Defeus e DepartmentoHlclal, joined the While Ho111e staff ;:; In the final months of the Nb:on admlnlatraUon as eoor;~~ dlo.ator of economic poUcy. He continues to hold that ?.? assignment for Ford. On another economic topic, White ;;: ~1 h Rush will lead council ]:; in anti-inflation action :::· '• WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Fonl has named R ! buslnessmaJHilplomat KenDetb Rusb to head bts new ~ ~~ ~ :~ ;?:: ·:·: :i!i ···· ;~!~ ::~; ·:·: 'ii ,:.,:.~ : . :::· H¥E::~J • Win, muster paymenlo ron made only ror allotment acreage. ol wheal, corn, groin sorghum, or barley when natural disaster has prevented planllng or resulla In ob. noramally low yields. Application should be nnade at the county ASCS office whenever a producer believes his allo1ment crops have been adversely affected by natural disaster no later than IS days after compleUon of harvest. Farmers with feed grain and wheat allo1ments who have not cerUried their acreage In the allo1ment programs may do so at the time they apply for disaster payments. Because an Inspection is required to determine the extent ol dainage, farmers are cautioned not to plow up or oth erwise dispose of crop residue until advised to do so by ASCS employees Without a field mspection, the disaster payment amount cannot be determined. Price said the program does not provide lull compensation for losses, but will help tide producers through a difficult penod. close gap News. • • • zn Briefs Elberfelds In Pomeroy Open Friday and Saturday Nights Until 8 weekend during the End of the Month. Sale. OESTOMEET RACINE - Rac111e chapter OES wlll meet ln regular session at 8 p m. Monday at the Masooic Hall. • Sale I Womens, Misses & Junior Coats and Dresses • Sale I Kimball Pianos , e Sale I Mens Double Knit Dress s'l acks • Sale I Mens Sport Coats • Sale I RCA Color Televisions and Stereos The MEIGS INN The most popular night club in the tri·county area is proud present to GEO. HALL • • WERNER RADIO & T.V-~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. eSalel Bicycles eSalel Sun Glasses eSalel Mens and Young Mens Blue Jeans • Sale I Eveready Flashlight Batteries • Sale I 60 Inch wide Polyester Yard Goods. ANr' THE HALLMARK': TONIGHT 9:30 TIL 2 Elberfelds In Pome . . ; - '1'$,.,~-;;:,N~r;;[' ';;i;~;;';;-;;;;g~;r;irwit sn;~·~~~n~:~~ u:.~ ~~ ~ l§ !'! /a • • · p gannng most of book ~ ::· 'i· -'~ '.?, ~: ;': OSLO tUPI ) - Nobel Prlze-wlaai.ag author Mlldtoll ~. Shololwv otole m111t ol hiJ bett-ltnown •orll, "And Quiet ?.l ::~ F1ow•11te Dou,'' from a writer who died durlnl the Rua1lao 3~ ;;; revolullon, ••lied writer Alexander So1Jh011lta;yn woo =~~ quoted 11 uytog Salurday. :;\ A rt 111 th AI ~' repo e tenp111ten newopaper 11ld Sbolollov s; edited • Dearly !lnlihed llWiuaoript ollhe boot which wao l'[ written by Fyodor Kr;yulwv, a promlllenl Cossack poUUcal ~.·> leader and writer. ;} 'lbe diJpalch written by the nowopeper'a Mooeow ~ comopondent Nlla Moreten Udgurd aald Solzhenlllyo ~; ~=')!':!'~.alleged plaglar!Jm loa book to be pubUohed ~~ 'lbe book coolalnl a 195-page analysis of " And Quiet • ~:- F1.ows the Don," 53 of them wr1tten by an uoldenWJed .,_: _;·, Soviel Jlterary researcher who Js now dead. 11 • ~~? .. ;~ i~ ~? ~: ,•.;::_;·_ <·: ~>. ~~ ~er side of his movi~ a uto Saturday kiUed three persons and wounded six others in a Wild spree along 150 miles of lonely moonhl desert hig.hway. Richard Harold .Hicks, 34, a trart5ient whose Ills! known address was Tucson , Ariz , was ted Blyth c lif arres near e, a , on the California-Ariwna border shortly before dawn Hicks was held for questlonmg for several hours before he was charged With SUSPICion of murder . Authorities at first thought the gurunan was a passenger tn ~ ~p,;;::r h~t st~'~v~~te~ ~: H. ;_;~_.: passenger stde of the automo- bile to fire from a sawed off .22 cahberrifle while steenng wllh :::: canno revea en ty o t e(!eased researcher undl a ... his ]eft arm ;~;' later date. He refers to him only as " D." ::: The three killed all died of '!~::.:·~:;.:.:.:::::-:·::::::·:.:::::·:=:=:·:·:·:·:···:·:·••·:: :.:.:~~:·:~::;:.;.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::.:·:•••:::::::::::::::•:::;::: •:••/ ; gun shot wo W1 ds to the head i' ~~; Aeteordllllgtheto lAid teUnpost!enhe,Sodlzbenltsyn writes that he '.:-~_.': wh1le they were drivm~ eastwa rd a lonll, rnterstute 10 betwee n B<Jnnlng and Desert Cente r, a 150.mlle stretc11 of Sout hern California desert H 1cks w as C~ rr este d by R1 vers1de Co unty Shenff 's deputy Tom Dav1rtson 23 miles west of Blythe after hiS car's descraptaon was phoned to Lhe sheriff's offiCe . Truck drivers In two trucktraaler rigs wtlnessed some of the shootmg, then followed the smper's car and later gave Da vadson a descr1ptLon or whct t they had seen. Pollee, who received reports from a strmg of towns along the nearly deserted Intersta te 10, fmally stopped a man near Blythe -almost m1dway between Los Angeles and Phoenix , a nd held h1m for queshonmg They would not call him a s uspect and refused to giVe any details A second - SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1974 VOL. 9 NO. 31 Major League Roundup 21 batters w1thout the sem- force play. They added three N1ekro was safe on Larry BY NEIL HERSHBERG blance of a h1t before he walked more rWls m the thrrd mmng Lmtz' error before Garr UP! Sports Wriler Dave Wmf1eld leadmg off the off loser Dave Roberts, 9-11. slammed his lOth home run to make the score 4-1 For John Curtis , It's a e1ghth. After Clarence Gaston Giants 3, Pirates 2 Red Sox 3, White Sod question of pnontles · for the sacr~hced Wmf1eld to second, Dave Kingman's third h1t of ReUe! specialiSt Diego Segui St Lows Cardmals, at's a Derrel Thomas walked Dave the game, a stngle with one out question of SW'VIval. H1lton fhed deep to nght, w11h 10 the 11th innmg, drove In cho' <I off Chicago rallies 'in Curbs, six outs way from a Wmfield gomg to third after the Gary Matthews from second the ..eventh and eighth innings perfect game, selUed for a ono!- catch and scormg on Fred wtth the decisive run as the as the Re' • Sox beat White Sox hlller Thursday night and Kendall 's smgle to tie the game Glallts snapped Pittsburgh's ace Wilbur Wood. Orioles 6, Rangers 2 pmch-hitter J•m Dwyer's two at 1-1 win streak at six games. Tommy Davis drove in three out single m the pmth mmng Braves 7, Expos 2 Curtis, who came to St Loms Ralph Garr's three-run nms and scored ano:.!ter to help broke a I-I tie as the Cardmals from Boston m an off-season beat the San Diego Padres, 3-1 deal, was not overly concerned homer in the third helped the Orioles break a four-game The victory moved the Cards that he had los t his no-hit bid . power the Braves over Mon~ losing streak with a wm over to w11hm a half game of the " I had a ball game to wm, not !real V1c Correll was hit by a Texas . Ross Grimsley was Pittsburgh Pirates who a no..httter to pttch," said p1f<!h and winmng p1tcher Phil credited With the wm dropped a 3-2, 11-mmng Curtis " I wasn't too let down " declston to the San Francisco In the ninth, Larry Hardy, Giants. who had Ia ken over at the start Curbs, 8-12,set down the f1rst of the mnmg for Randy Jones, retired the first two batters He then gave ~p successive smgles Continued from page 1 EXTENDED OUTLOOK years, was kidnaped to Bake McBride, Ken Re1tz, b;y four armed guerrillas as he rode in hi4 Sunday Through Tuesday: chauffered limousme through a Guadalajara slum. Dwyer and Mike Tyson to Chance of showers daily. A Mexico City radio station Bald the commandos were account for the final St. Louis Higbs Ill lbe 60s and 70s demanding a $1.6 million ransom and the release of 100 political nms Sunday, warming to the In other NL games, Los prisoners m exchange for Zuno's life upper 70s and 80s Monday Angeles trimmed Chicago, 3-1; and Tuesday. Lows In the 50s New York blanked Houston, 7CHARLESTON, W.VA.- LIVING LEGEND Jesse Owens Sunday and Monday and In and 25 other Americans who ran, jumped, and pole vaulted into 0; San FranciScO edged Pittsthe 60s Tuesday. ti'ack history will be o!!icl!lly enshrined here torught as the burgh, 3-2, in II mnings, and ::';' :;::·::::;.::;::.::::;·=· ::.:;.;.;:;.:.;.;.;.:·:·:-:·:·:-:·:·:.;·:.;.:· Atlanta tripped Montreal, 7-2 uutial mductees into the National Track aod.Field Hall of Fame "The collection of alhletes and coaches will be a gathering In the Amertcan League , Boston edged Chicago, 3-2, and nearly equal to lhalof an Olympic game," predicted Donald P . Baltimore whipped Texas, 8-2 Cohen, a local optometrist who began the campaign to launch the TEACHER WALKOUTS hall Cohen conceived or the 1dea and set up temporary Oodgers 3, Cubs 1 COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The Andy Messerslnllh and Mike beadquarters last month 111 a renovated house. Eventually, he slr1ke by CalHa County school teachers entered 1ts four!~ day Marshall combmed for a three: hopes to erect a permanent hall that will honor track and field today am1d predtchons of h1l v1clory and Los Angeles greats 111 the same fash10n other balls pay tribute to baseball and walkouts at another 10 school became the f~rst club m the football superstars. distr1cts by the opemng of maJor league's this season to AN ESTIMATED 23 PERSONS will be killed m Ohio classes next month . State pass the two rrullion mark m attendance as the Dodgers automobile traffic aecidents durtng the upcoming Labor Day Superintendent of Public Instruction Martin Essex said lopped Chicago for !herr fifth holiday weekend period, the state Highway Safety Department • / announced. meetings are underway m the victory in a row. Mets 7, Aslros 0 Altbough no gasoline supply problems are anticipated by potenttal strike areas, where The Mets gave Tom Seaver a department officials, travel experla for the American teachers are demandmg h1gher salarJes, job secunty and run 10 the frrst when Bud Automobile Association expect the high cost of fuel will keep Harrelson led orr WIth a double. many travelers off the highways. Twenty-<10ven persons were better working condttion:s. went to third on Felix Millan 's killed during the same holiday period last year. The three and perfect bunt single and scored on<Hjuarter day penod begins at 6 p.m. Friday and ends at RESIGNATION REQUESTED as Ted Marttnez bOWJced mto a midnight Monday. COLUMBUS ( UPI) - Ohw's 500 nursing home owners and admimstrators Thursday called for the diSID!ssal of state Welfare Director Charles Bates because of requirements he placed on the homes that care for Med1ca1d patients Calling the situatwn a 11 Crists," the group passed a resolution declarmg a montortwn on admtsstons of Medtcatd patients by state nursmg A good time for family shopping all over the store and at homes the Warehouse on Mechanic Street. You'll save this NAME RESTORED The former name of Schmeder was restored to Charlotte L. Wolfe when NOW YOU KNOW Male mosqwtoes eat plant granted a d1vorce from Gale JWces and never bite people "Gene" E . Wolfe LOCAL TEMPS Temperature m downtown Pomeroy Friday alii a.m was 75 degrees under cloudy skies . thai yields are likely to be Eisenho wer Memorial Hospital m Palm Sprmgs of a bullet wound in the head Two othor persons fatally ~• l rtrafl Pollee said the sniper drove shot In the head at d•fferent . m a ca r and began shooting (jt spots along the highway were · Billy Gene Teegarden , 41, Bell Bannmg abcut I a m PDT Gardens and Herman Edge , 26, A second shootmg occurred Long Beach. Six persons were mjured, <tbout 2.5 mUes further along the dese rt road, north of the four of them from flying glass from shattered windshields. resort of Palm Spnngs . Dorothy Ferguson, 43, Buena Two persons were killed by Park, was shot m the neck She smpcr shots as they drove their cars near lnd1o, about 2fJ miles was m fair condition at a Palm from the Palm Spnngs shoot- Spnngs hospital. Stanley Carey, 21 , lnd1o, was cut by lOg Another person was shot at shattered glass The 1dent1ties of the other Cactu s C1ty and and the last known v1c t1m was h1t by InJured were not released. An alf and groWld search gunfire about 6 a .m . near continued along the desert Desert Center, 150 miles from highway today in near 100 where the shootmg began . degree temperatures for a The v1cllms were ldentifted a.s J ose Ram e ro, 50 , posstbl e second person mPasad ena He d1ed at volved 111 the shootmgs. fl'!rson was b<lng sought by law l'nforc.:ement <lfflt'er5 tvmbmg the searmg dekrt in ca rs and PAGE 15 reeks dare Turks ATHENS (UP!) - Prerruer head Greece's new dV1lian Constantine CaramaniiS told goverrunent. hundreds of thousands of A crowd estimated by Greek wildly cheermg Greeks teleVJSIOn at 400,000 persons Saturday that if Turkey tries to interrupted hiS speech with keep the temtory its troops shouts of " We are all w1th se1zed on Cyprus 11 w11l you," "Trrutors to the executhreaten its own security and tion squad," "Down with CIA/' world peace and "France--Greece-allies " ''The Turks are m error if " The mvaders should know they believe that they can, that we shall not yield to any without endangenng both accomplished facts and that we themselves and world peace, shall pursue our struggle until keep what they tore away by .Jushce l8 done, m> matter how violence and malice," Cara.. much time and how many manUs said m Salomca in his sacrifices may be reqwred," first pubhc address smce the 67-year-old premier sa•d·tn returning from exile July 23 to Salomca, northern Greece. caramaniiS sa~d the Greek people suffered a "pamful disappomtment from the fact that NATO proved incapable of stopping the barbarian tnvaSion by Turkey and the danger of conflict he twee n two of its members " The TurkiSh troops who 111vaded ·Cyprus July 20, f1ve dsys after a Greek-led coup ousted ArchbiShop Makanos as president, now hold the northern third of the island The m1lltary Junta that ruled Greece stepped as1de after the mvas10n and Caramanlis returned to become prem1er. Turkish troops carry out ·more Cypru·s raids endangenng Its own security and world peace. In hls first pubhc address smce taking over as )lead of the new CIVIlian government, Carsmantis said the Greeks suffered a "pamful d1sappmntment from the fact that NATO proved mcapable of stoppmg the He sa1d another 15 persons barbarian invaSion by Turkey were reported missing after the - and the danger of confliCt r~ld on the southeastern vtllage between two of 1ts members." of Akhryr1tou, the fourth "The mvaders should know community m the area raided that we shall not y1eld to any by Turkish troops in three accompliShed facts and that we days. shall pursue our struggle until The two dead -a 68-year-old justice " done, no matter how man and a 60-year-oid woman much time and how many - were fowad in a field with sacrifices may be reqwred," their eyes blindfolded and lhelf the premier sa1d m Salonica bod1es riddled W1lh bullets, the northern Goeece. ' Greek Cypnot spokesman sald Meanwhile, leftist Cypn~t He called the incident the leader Vassos Lyssar1des, surmost serious violabon of the vtvor of an assassmabon cease-fire smce the truce went attempt m which his driver was mlo effect two weeks ago. killed, warned that revolutiOn In Greece, Premier Constan- could erupt unless the governtine Caramanlis warned Turkey ment seizes the weapons of 11 could not hold the territory 1t EOKA-B guemllas seized on Cyprus without Lyssar1des, speaking at the NICOSIA (UPI ) - Turkish troops invaded a Greek Cypr10t village near the Bntish sovereign base at DhekeUa Saturday and executed an elderly man and woman they took as hostages, a government spokes· man said fWleral of hlS drtver and fr1end Doros Loizou, blamed the Friday assassmatton attempt on gunmen from the underground movement whom he called "lackeys" of the U S Centrallntelhgence Agency and Israel Earlier thts week Caramanhs formally notlfled the heads of NATO member governments of his country's deCISIOn to pull out of the alliance's mthtary structure but SaJd Greece w1ll remam on th e pohllcal Side of the alhance. "But this deciSIOn does not unply that Greece shall break 1ls poht1cai and sprr1tuai bes w1th Europe, to wh1ch 1t belongs and WIShes to belong," he sa1d Dutch Foreign Mm1ster Max Van Der Stoel, who arrtved Fr~day for talks w11h Greek ofhctals, srud the Common Market's mtmstenal counctl w~ll dascuss Greece's entrance mto the European or garuzabon Sept. 17. On Greece's domestic prot>. terns, Caramanhs satd seven years of d1ctatorsh1p "has p1led up a multitude of ev1ls for the country that ca nnot be cured m a matter of a few weeks. "Those who press the goverrunent m a demagogic way and ask 1t to undo wtthm a month what was done in seven years apparentl y wish to 1gnore the mass Wld dirnenston of the problems we mhented," he sa1d " If the government does not take Immediate acllon to disarm the Fascist murderers, the people will rtse," the leader of the Social Democrallc party sa1d. Lyssarides was mcked m the head by splinters of glass, Lo1zou was killed and three ' persons were wounded, mcluding Lmzou's Amer1can wtfe, By RICHARD LERNER WASHING TON (UPI ) when four gunmen sprayed the party leader's automobile w1th President Ford revtewed confi· denttal proposals on amnesty gun!~re. for draft resisters and military Lyssar~des was phys1c1an and adviser to Archbishop Makan- deserters Satur.day and took os, toppled as preSident of another swat at mflall on by Cyprus 1n a July 1;; coup that urgmg Congress to delay a led to the Turkish invas10n of federal pay raiSe the ISland fiVe days later and His week's work done, Ford weeks of bloody f1ght1ng then shot a r ound of golf and was a small yellow cottage 300 feet above the sea on the ISland of Maul which Undbergh had called " the most beautiful place in the wor1d." His pur1al site was 9,000 miles !rom Paris where he had been acclaimed by hundreds of thousands of cheermg Frenchmen m 1927 when he became the first man ever to !ly alone across the Atlantic Ocean. He chose to make his last !light to the 1sland while bemg treated at New York's Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for lymphallc cancer, saying· " I would rather spend one day In Maul tlum one month in New York." H1s New York doctors had told him he had 10 days to live, at most Dr. Howell said L10dbergh " was very weak and weary" when he arrt ved, but seemed to be perked up by the magnificent v1ew from the house. He began to eat agam, and feel less pain Many people m Hana could not understand at f1rst why the !lags fiymg in the cool breeze at Dr. How ell's home suddenly were at half staff last Monday mormng. His close fn end, an old Hawaiian named Joe Kahaleuahl, supervised digging of the grave near the church which Lindbergh h•d helped recon- 30,000 will return to jobs By United Preas IDiet'Ditloaal More than 30,000 auto worken laid off hecauae of strikes 1rt allied industries will be bar.k on the job after lhe Labor Day weekend and workers In other lnduatrles were considering contnct offer• or preJllrlnl to return to work during the hoUday weekend. Northern California bus drlvera planned to be on the job • Sunday after aceepllng a new contract with AC Transit giving them f!S.cenw an hour raises. The rautlcal!on vote Friday ended a 81-day strike that affected 250,000 commuters in the San Francii!Co Bay Area. Negotiators for GM and the United Auto Worken agreed tentaUvely on a local contract at the aulomaker's St. Louis; ' By J AMES A. KIDNEY WASHINGTON ( UPI) President Ford receJVed specifIC recommendatiOns from two cabmet members Saturday ror a new policy to provide amnesty m e:~~:change ror work for V1etnam era draft dodgers and deserters A White House offiCial said the new program probably would be announced w1thm a v.eek Attorney General Wllliam Saxbe, Defense Secretary James Schlesmger and top legal and military advisers presented their v1ews m a meetmg that lasted nerly two hours PreSidential Press Secretary J F terHorst sald the discussion was "far-rangmg and extens1ve" and Ford "closely questioned'' the proposals UPI obtamed a draft copy of a Pentagon recommendatiOn that would reqwre draft evaders and deserters who reaffirm alleg•ance to the IJnite<l States to perform up to 18 months nonmlhtary serv1ce But terHorst cautwned agamst relymg on such documents, mdica tmg Ford mtended to make some changes " It's not Just a case of acceptmg or reJectmg" the cabmet recommendattons, terHorst satd " The Important thmg 1s to remember that the President has a great deal of flexibility" and "he has some tdeas of h1s own " He satd the President continued to rule out any blanket amnesty and preferred the term 11earned re-entry," whtch md1cates that draft dodgers and deserters would probably have to perlorm alternative servtce terRors! said Ford's pohcy announcement "will come soon· er rather than later" and an · off1c1al who declmed to he named predicted it would be announ ced by the end of next week The press secretary and other off1c1als sa1d the followmg issues were dtscussed m Saturday's meeting - The nature of work demanded for retw-nmg deserters and draft dodgers. terHorst sa1d the PreSident felt there were enough acceptable JObs for alternative service m the general economy without the governmentcreatmg 'them The Pentagon draft mentioned JObs m " hospital&, schools, ecology and other commumty and charitable orgamzations." - The length of servtce reqwred. ' - Whether draft dodgers and deserters should be reqwred to acknowledge gu11t. terHorst specifically refused to state if thts was recommended by the cabmet officers. Many young men who deserted or fled the country to avoid the draft have contended they w1il never (Continued on page 16) LUGGING GOLF BAGS and protest signs, girl caddies p1cket the WISconsin offiCe of Labor and Industry objecllng to a law bannmg girls under 18 from working on the links - but not beys. Therr protest paid off as the state lowered the ban to girls under age 14 GM predicts improved sales By EDWARD S. LECHTZIN UPI Auto Writer DETROIT (UP! ) - Fuel economy Improvements up to 24 per cent on some cars wlll help push next year's car sales up 500,000 from gasoline-short 1974, General Motors Chairman Richard C Gerstenberg said Saturday The GM ch1ef executive tempered his predictions of a IO-mil110n 1975 model car year - wh1ch would make 1t the mdustry 's thtrd best ever wtth a warmng that mflallon must be brought under control. He also called for a three-year lreeze on new federal regulations that add to the cost of automobiles. GM has boosted the average price of its 1975-model cars and !tucks almost $450 after trimming $54 under pressure from the Ford adnumstrahon Gerstenherg estimated aulomakers have added $14 billion to the cost of cars and trucks over the past foW" years because of government-mandated eqwpment -about $270 a veh•cle Gerstenberg said m Ute traditwnal statement at the start of the model year outlmmg prospects and condl· tions m the industry that the admmiStration could attack inflation by "eliminating the requirements !or unpopular, unproductive and unneeded equipment on future automobiles which the great majority of the car-buying public does not want, but still must pay ror." He smgled out the ignition interlock system which four out of every 10 owners have devised ways to defeat, stronger bumpers, headrests and the air bag safety system which will be required on 1977 models. One governmenl-<lrdered device - the catalytic converter - IS credited with _!!!!!fh qf'llle fuel economy improvements on U.e '75s, the chairman of the world's largest auto company sa1d. Gerstenberg said prototype cars driven on a simulated citysuburban cycle have averaged about 15 per cent more miles per gallon over their 1974 counterparts. Earlier the automaker had predicted an average Improvement of about 12-13 per cent. Federal pay raise delay Deadline passed, urged by President r_ansom not paid look hiS family to Camp Dav1d for the Labor Day weekend Ford spent nearly two how-s d1scussmg the amnesty question w1th Defense Secretary James Schlesmger and Attorney General W1lham Saxbe, who submitted recommendations on the subJect at his request The proposals were sa1d to recommend reqmrements for extended pe r~nds of nonm1hlary servtce to the nallon and a reaffirmatiOn of aUegtance in exchange for amnesty. One Wh1te House off1c1al sa 1d Ford expected withm a week to struct Th b · 1 tn d b announce h1s decision on e W"Ia was w1 esse y amnesty terms 15 persons who formed a But PreSidential Press Secref~eral processiOn of trucks, tary J F terRors! said Ford j ps and vans Everyone, has made no fmal deCISIOns and except the m1mster, wore aloha " has some tdeas of has own " to attlre ' cons1der. •d The w1dow, Anne Morrow Ulllmateiy terHorst Ltndberg.h , wore a dress of Ford would' outlme " a s~ai~ aloha prmt pastels, m sort program " reqwrmg no new purples, blues and yellows congressiOnal legiSlatiOn but Ins1de the church, members . " had filled th n 1 th prov1dmg a way for these e sa c u.a ry WI yoWlg men to earn thetr Wlly flowers and Hawaiian leis, back mto American society and along with coconut fron gs and rehabllilate themselves." candles Hts coffin was covered On the ecotrrumc lssue Ford with blossoms, and for about 15 sent a special message to mmutes there was silence as ........... .. ... ........,. ........... w the fanuly prayed m Ute front ..y.·.············:o·.:·;·:·:·:·:·:-:·.·:·.·»:-.·x-:·x·:·:·:·.·;o pew. KIRK DIES The coffm was placed tn a WELLINGTON , New hug e grave hned with lava Zealand (U P I) - Prim e rock . MlnlsterNormanEricKirk, a The next day , at a memorial former ferryboat engineer servace, Hmdu, Christian, In- who led New Zealand's Labor dian, and Hawanan philosoph- party Iotts first triumph In 16 leal and religiOUs texts were years, died of a heart ailack react . A passage by Ghandi Saturday. He was 51. followed the words of samts The government announced and a mght chant by the Kirk died shortly after 6 a.m. American Indians. EDT at Home of Cdmpasslon As the few persons present Hospital In Wellington. !eli the solid old Hawaiian " His heart had been under church, only the birds and the strain, but he had shown sound of crashing surf diS- some Improvement during turbed the silence where recent days," an official Charles Lmdbergh will lie statement said. forever , ':.;: :;:: ::.·::::::::;.;.:::::.;::::·:·:·.·:~·:·:·:·:;:.:-:-:-:·:>:..... Lindy prepared, at last, for death By DAN CARMICHAEL KIPAHULU, Hawau (UPI).When the "Lone Eagle" of the Atlantic flew home to die his stref<!her was placed beside a window of the plane so he could see the upper skies of the PacifiC for the last time Before Charles A. Undbergh died Monday at the age of 72, he sa1d he did not fear death although he sometimes had been afraid while !lying. "This time I am not apprehensive or frightened," Undbergh told Dr. Millon Howell. "Death Is a nQiural process and a part olli!e. It is one of the events of life." The place which Undbergh had chosen for his last days Work key to a1nnesty Mo., plant Friday - just two days after union leaders canceled a ratiflcatloo n'leetlng when negotiations !ell through. A second ratificatiOn vote In the two-month-old strike was scheduled Sunday. General Motors officials said nearly 20,000 auto workers idled by strike-related causes should be back on lhe job next (Continued on page 16) ' nouncement of any change In thiS policy. The kidnaper& phoned two newsmen Wednesday to give the location of their ransom note, but police coofiscated whatever jVaS found and federal authorities claimed no communiques were received. On Fnday mght, a few m111utes before lhe deadline for killing Zuno, the lddiu.pers phoned the le!twing magazine " Por Que?" m Mexico Cicy and directed reporters to a copy of . the note on a park bench in the capital. Por Que gave copies of the note to newsmen . " The family is aware of the ransom note, that 18 all I can tell you," family spokesman Eduardo Garda Jaen said grimly. Pollee continued their search for three men they believe slipped back mto Mexico !rom Cubs to direct the kidnaping of Zuno, a political leader in Mexico for half a century. The three were among 30 sent to Cuba last year in exNO BOOZE SPILLED YUCCA FLATS, Nev (UPI) change for the release of - The AloiDic Energy Com- kidnaped U.S. Coosul Geqeral mtsston carried out the sixth Terence Leoohardy, Aller the publicly acknowledged un - exchange, the government uld derground nuclear test of the it would no longer ne~Qtlate year Friday , exploding a with polltical kidnapers. Mexican Attorney General comparatiVely weak atomiC deviCe 2,195 feel below ground. Pedro Ojeda announced 'lblll'llOccupants of the Exchange day the ~Qvenunent would not Club, a 70-year-old adobe "make deals wllh crlrnloall!" bwldmg '" Beatty, only JO and lhe zuno fllllllly uld II miles from the blast Site, said would take the same IIUd. "The government's pollllon they d1d not feel the explosion. is correct. We cannot permit blackmail In any clrcumltanVOTE THE SAME COLUMBUS - Ohioans who ces •" ZUno'• 1011 Avalro Mid change their names by Frlday night in MI!IICO CltJ. Zuno llllfll'lid !ram 1 dr· m&l'rJage or other means after culitory aUment, with ~ September 6 may vote under BOOSTERS TO MEET RACINE ...:. The Southern lhe1r previous identity in the lorna of dlabtt. ud Athletic Boosters will meet November S general election, phy~ema, and doclln llld Ill Tuesday,Sepi.Jat 7.30p.m al Secretary of State Ted W. could die Uhe della 1111 pi tile .medicine food ~ ...,.. Brown said Saturda,.1 the h1gp school Congress asking 11 to delay for three months a proposed 5.5 per cent pay mcrease for federal employes. Ford's message said he regretted the need to ask for the deferral but esllmated 1t would save $700 milhon m current fiscal year spendmg and would thus serve " the best mterest of aU Americans " A special pay COminlSSIOfl had advised Ford to approve the mcrease for about 1.4 nulhon c1v1ltan government workers and 2 15 mtlhon mtht.ary personnel on Oct. 1. Ford asked a postponement unUl Jan I If neither house of Congress re1ects hiS proposal within 30 days the PreSident's plan w1ll tal<e effect automatically Ford's message also satd he Intends to carry out former President NixOn's plan to cut the federal ctv1han work force l>y 40,000 through attrition and save another $300 million that way The Ca mp Dav1d viSit marked Ford's flfsl official slay at the presidential retreat m Maryland's Catoctin Mountains about 70 miles from Washmgton. Accompanying him were hiS wife Betty, son Steven, 18, and daughter Susan, 17, Steven's grrl friend , Dee Dee Jarvis, and Susan's boyfriend, Gardner Britt OfficialS satd Ford would return to the White House Monday mormng to Sign the pension reform bill and then return to Camp David until Monday evening GUADALAJARA (UPI) Police pressed therr search for the kidnapers of President LUIS Echeverna ' s father-in ..law Saturday but the abductors' deadline passed w•th lhe1r demands for $1.6 million ransom and the release of 10 pnsoners unmet Fears grew that the aged man mtght be dead. A communique dated last Wednesday, the day 83-yearold Jose Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez was kidnaped, sald he would be "executed" by mldrught Fnday (2 a.m . Saturday EDT) unless the ransom was pa1d and 10 political priSOners were flown to Cuba. It was Signed by the Armed Revolu· tionary Forces of the People. The government announced Thursday 11 would not meet any demands or negotiate wtth the kidnapers . 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