https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/22605ed0a53d639bb4a00bf64b317191.pdf 60e0b20bd76b24feaead63c4f9f71c2c PDF Text Text Ford's optimism at inflation summit challenged I 16- Thr Daily Sentlnol, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Thursd~y. S.pt. 26, 1911 Two new study programs are approved for Community College ' RIO GRANDE - The Ohio Board of Regents last week approved two new Progra ms for Rio Grande Commun ity College, it was disclosed toda y. Approved were the Associate of Applied Business in AccOunting Technology and Associate of Applied Business in Secretarial Technology. This brinvs to four the number or programs approved by the Regents r~r the new Community Co llege. These. four programs mean Community College will offer tnQrc than 200 difrerent courses this fall . These courses in the fields in lukin.:, of accounti ng, sccrc la ria! sdence, medical laboratory le•·hnology, and general arts rmd sciences can all Jead to a two--~· ea r associate dc~rcr . However, persons interested COMING TO OHIO COLUMBUS ( UPI ) President Gerald Ford will speak to a Republican fund raising dinner Oct. 22 at the Cleveland Sheraton Hotel, Republican slate headquarters announced Wednesday. BEGINS AT THREE The four-coUQty Democrat rally at !he Wllkesvllle Amerlcan Legion Hall off SR 121 near Wilkesville on Oct. 12 wlU begin at 3 p. m. with candidates for all levels· of offlces on hand to be followed by a barbecued chicken dinner served at 5 p. m. by the Racine emergency squad 8nd fire department. Square and round dancing wiD follow dinner endtng at midnight. Meigs, Gallia, Jackson and Athens coun.tla~s are welcome. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT Sept. 26 NOT OPEN FRI., SAT., SUN. Sept. 27-28-:Z'il THE SOUND OF MUSIC (G) Show Starts 7 p.m . l Hrs. Running Time can allow fires to esca pe," Bahr said. Permits may be obta ined fr om the following forest fire wardens in the Shade Riv er Ranger District : <Gallia County) Cheshire · Twp . Everet1e Mc Dan iel . Morgan Twp . - Kenneth Ward . I Meigs County) Bedford Twp . - Fred L. Burson, George Carper, R. V. Hei lman , w. A. King , John Meeks. Rf ch<Jrd Sargent. dc~rce Atwood State Park. Collins, a were extended by Sen. Oliver member of · the Ohio House Ocasek and former Sen. Robert Education Committee, is past Stockdale. The conference will discuss chairman or the Ohio Senate Education Commltt,., . The the needs of higher education invitation to the conference and what the response to these needs hould be. Collins said, " The recent report by the Task Force on Props needed jJr bicentennial play Higher Education wiH undoubtedly provide a basis for PT. PLEASANT - Three old fashioned tripod wi th our discussion s. Higher large tree stumps, two 8 foot kettle , stage explosives, 20 education is at a crossroad and logs (hollow if possible ) arrows flintlock rifles, town crier bell, it is imperative that we that will flame and surveying British flag from 1700 period, legislators adequately meet its equipment for 1700 year period. sapling flag pole, pewter mugs, needs. " Those are a few of the things crock drinking jugs, reed flute, In addition to other the property committee or two pitchforks and other legislators attending the " Rivers of Destiny" must miscellaneous items. conference, Ohio Board of produce before the World Mrs.· Stein has acquired Regents' Chancellor will atPremier performance many of the above ilems, lend. Tuesday, Oct. 8 at Fort Ran- however, she still has some dolph in Point Pleasant. needs. If you can supply her Props are a major problem with any prop please call 675REVIVAL SET for any stage production. The 4229. A revival will be held al the problem doesn't end with Mt. Moriah Church of God with getting the list of ilems botll services to start at 7 each REVIVAL CONTINUES large and small for the play . At evening beginning Monday , RUTLAND A revival is each of the six performances Sept. 30. A special speaker will between Oct. 6 and Oct . 13 the now >' in progress at the Free be featured . The public is inprops must be distributed to Methodist Church, Hysell Run, vited. the person responsible for at 7:30p.m. Evangelist is Rev . getting them on and off the David Neville. Paul E. Neville WILL CELEBRATE is the pastor. Special singing is stage. · DAYTON -Mr. and Mrs . A. featured . each evening. The Becky Stein is chairwoman J. Graber, Dayton, formerly of or the property commi Ilee and ·public is welcome to attend . Pomeroy, will celebrate 53· h~r husband Ronald Stein is WILL SING years of married life Oct. 6. A stage manager. The Steins NEW HAYEN - The Duncan mass will be read for them on have the chore of collecting the Family will be appearing at items which might be available The First Church of God. New that day at the Corpus Christi Church, Dayton. All friends indthis area. Haven, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. wishing to do so may send a Other props to be \JSed are The public is invited to atlend. card to Mr . and Mrs. A. J. Graber, 419 Homewood Ave ., Dayton, Ohio 45405. ·the bank of the century established 1872 ELBERFELDS On The Occasion Of Their I lOth ANNIVERSARY • '' • may do so at Glenna J , Smales. Rio ~andcr~ , Doyle N Orange Twp .Harold Barnhart , Paul G. Buckley, Dorothy Robin son. James R. Stout . Rutland Twp . Rose Ellen Carson. Leodell Dav idson, W. D. Homer Twp . Ball. COLUMBUS - Stale Rep. Oakley C. Collins (R-Ironton ) will be one of the key legislators discussing the future of Ohio Higher Education, Monday, Sept. 30 al pomeroy national bank illly O( Mu sser . James . W. Nicholson. Wayne Turner . Salem Twp. - John F . Stout . l:texal T. Summerfield . Colwell, Ja ck W. Crisp, Gera ld Ralph Trussell. K. Grate, Lauren Hoffman , Columbus Town s h i p ~ Reed Eugene Hol liday. Jeffers, Dorsey Jordon . Salisbury Twp . - Natha n Lebanon Township - Ruda Peart Biggs , Howard A. Durst , Clinton E . Johnson . Da iley, Philip Globokar. Harold G. Roush. John R. Scipio Twp. - Wayne Chase. Se llers. Raym ond R. Cotterill , Edwin Letart Twp . - Theron Oberhol1:er, Myrtle H. Stanley, Johnson. Eula Wolfe. Mrs. Galh Townsend, Kenneth Ol ive Twp. - Pau l F . An · Welsh. d rews, Frank H. Bise, Gordon Sutton Twp . Lawrence R. Colrtins. Vollle 0 . Conn, C. Ed. Humphrey, Willard Pigoft, Beegle, Harold CariJr~han. Cl iff ord Morris, Vernon Nease, Edson E. Rou s h, Marion Slater, Woodrow T. Zwill ing . (Morgan County ) Future of education under study pomeroy rutland \ Ernest Wood . Ches ter Twp. - George C. Genheimer, Mar y V. Kauiz, Wa yne S. MichaeL Vercla N: ~~ t:OutSe tht:se un•;.1s for up~r'<•dln ~ their own personal or professional job tr<&inin~ s kills wilhoul goin~ on t(IWard an :JsstX"iale · d d Burning permits nee e RATE REDUCED NEW YORK ( UPi l Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. Wednesday ann oun ced a reduction in the prime interest Permits are required Eor .tll rate from 12 per cent to 11 3., rural burning, Fire Warden per cent effective Thursday. Vi ctor Bahr said today , beginning Oct. 1. "We already have had light TO SQUARE THINGS frosts and freezing weather in TOLEDO ( UP! ) - Ohio some or the area and our dry Attorney ~eneral William J . · days are ahead of us. It is the Brown . satd Wedne~ay . he time of the year that we should wo~ld mlr Qduce l~g1 s lalt on be extremely careful if we whtch would provtde com- should have to bW'n anything pensatio~,ror vic~~s of ~r~mes as we ge nerally have low because law abtdmg c1tize~s humidity and gusty ·winds this deserve more from th eir time of year . These conditions government." (I Ralph Grande Commw1ity ('olleJ.te-, Cornn)tUIIty Collt·~e has had 100 per cnt of their request.. for new pro~rams approved by lhc 1lt•gents . The four pro~nJms uppruved this ye.ctr were planned by Colle~e uf. facials a year ago , and wor·k on new programs and course offerings for next yeHr is now underway. Community College officiclls m·e interested jn .suggestions from people in the area of what co urses or prog rams they would hke to see orrered. The lllOI'C than 200 courses now on the Cummunil)' schedule will continue lo be offered , but next year the schedule will be expanded ~o include new prograrils and courses to me~t the needs of By HEL~~ N THOMAS UPI Whit• Houoe Rtporter WASHINGTON t UPI) President Ford opened his Inflation swmnit today with optimism that the willingness or America ns to sa crifice would sec them through the worst economic situation of a generation . But his hopeful assessment wa s challen ged immediately . Addressing 800 or the nation's economic leaders and 700 observors in the brilliantly lit Grand Ballrooom of the Washington Hilton, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield expressed dismay daytime courses, a complete evening and night sc hedule is offered at tile college with more than 3~ Communlly College courses available after 5 p. m. College o£rlcials predicted early in the swnmer ap proximately 460 s tudents would enroll in Community College this fa il. It now looks as if the Community College enrollment will surpass 500. Registration for Commwtity College is still open. Classes will start Tuesday, October 1, and perso ns interested in taking Commun,ily College courses may register until Monday, Sept. 29. For more information, contact the office of admissions at Ri o Grande College, Rio Grande, Ohio 45li74, U. lephone 245-!i353. with the world econOmic situation and with the results or the presummit conferences that led to today's mass meeting. Mansfield, original author of the summit concept, pleaded for mandatory wagei)rice-rent and profit controls and warned Ford that the simultaneous comtiination or inflation and recession has become "social dynamite." Ford opened the meeting by declaring that the burdens of setting the American economy right must be shared equally. "No group should be called Anniversary Sale (Vinton County) Wilkesville Twp. - Dean L. Burns. f Wa shington County ) Robert E. Holdren, Bernard J. Rauch . Decatur Twp. - Ralph W. Mi ihlback. Mitton C. O' Neil. Wesley Twp . Rosco e Binegar. DINNER ENJOYED Nineteen members of the Meigs Coun ly Riding Club attended a potluck dinner held at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Bob Daniels, ,Middleport, · Tuesday evening. They included Mr . and Mrs . Michael Jones and Michaella, Mr . and Mrs. Bob Daniels, Ed and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Russell and son, Mr. and Mrs . Denzil Welsh, Jeannie and Denny , Bill Downie, Jr., Sharon Wilson Cindy, Julie and Susie Gooch: people in Southeoslern Ohio. IL Is the hope of Community College officials that as perso ns in the community recogm1.e needs that can be met by new courses, they will contact members of the community College Board of Trustees or members of the college s toff so their suggestions ca n be studieO . Persons living in the four· county Community College District of Gallia, Meigs, Jackson and Vinton Counties can take CommWlity College courses for $13 a credit hour. People living in the State of Ohio, but outside the CommWlity College District can take Co mmunity College courses for $17 a credit hour . In addi lion. lo r~gUlar . 110th C. Mar ion Twp. - Wilfred 0 . HilL Georg e S. Smit h, Fred Will iam s, Graydon Woodyard. Belpre Twp . - Co ll ege , By United Press International WASHINGTON - TWO SENATORS LEAVE FOR Havallil today to confer with Prime Minister Fidel Castro, taking the first concrete step in what has become a cautions flirtation witll tile idea of reswning diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba. A State Department official said the department disagreed with thr trip. Sens. Jacob Javits, R·N.Y., and Claiborne Pell, 0-R.J., leading members of the Foreign Relations committee, will be the highest ranking Americans to visit Cuba since the U. S. broke diplomatic relations in the early 1960s. The lrip was on their own initiative and in spi!<! or disapproval from Secretary or State Henry A. Kissinger. It was nevertl\eless the most concrel<! step to make Cuba part of the detenl<! that has long taken place with Russia and China. Castro responded by granting visas to tile largest group of non-sympathizer newsmen admitl<!d in years to cover lhr trip. 1\s of Thursday night, 22 visas had been granted to UP! and other major news organizations. More were expected before a charter plane for newsmen takes off from Miami this afternoon. SEE PAGES 4 AND 5 TODAY FOR IMPORTANT SHOPPING NEWS Elberfelds In Pomeroy M&R SHOPPIN'G CENTER CLEVELI\ND ~ U. S. SENATORIAL CANDIDATE John Glenn Thursday called for. a ''continuing and coherent'' foreign policy for ·the nation and warned about relying on one man to set such a policy. Addressing the Cleveland Rotary Club, Glenn praised the diplomatic initiatives.over the "last several years of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, but warned a foreign policy "run out or one man's briefcase" can be dangerous. "It would cause some sober thinking for all of us about the status of our foreign·p'olicy if we were to have a news flash tonight that Henry Kissinger had had a heart attack," said Glenn. MIDDLEPORT, 0. WASHINGTON - AN INTENSIVE INVESTIGATION of Nelson A. Rockefeller's finances will apparently delay his confirmation as vice 1;1resident until after election day. Senate Rules Committee Chairman Howard Cannon, 0-Nev., ended public hearings Thursday, but said he was against tile committee acting until the Internal Revenue Service and Joint Taxation Committee make their reports - which committee sources say will not be complete until after Congress takes its October recess for elections. ... FIRST CHILD BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs . Robert Sammy Shain, Racine, announce the birth of their first child, a 7lbs., 6 ozs. daughter, Emily Renee, Sept. 12 at the Holzer Medical Center. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Dana Winebrenner, Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shain, Racine, are the paternal grandparents. Maternal greatgrandmother is Mrs . Oma Winebrenner, Syracuse. AN EXPLOSIVE SPUT IN THE RANKS OF THE Palestinian guerrilla movement threatened today to complica!<! U. S. effortS to bring peace to the Middle East, In Israel, troops crossed the border into southern Lebanon Thursday on a 20minute "search and destroy" mission for Arab guerrillas, but came up empty-handed, a military spokesman said in Tel Aviv. "They didn't go very far and they did not encounl<!r anything," the spokessaid said. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, the group responsible for most of the recent Arab skyjackings, pulled out Thursday from the executive committee of tile Palestine Liberation Organization. Popular Front spokesman Ahmed Yamani told a news conference in Beirut · the PLO, the wnbrella group or the Palestinian movement, has deviated from revolutionary policy becoming "suOOervient to reactionary and capitalist regimes." Meigs Property Transfers WAS_HINGTON - THOUSANDS OF ELECTRIC kettles, including two brands already banned for use in Canada, are being recalled by the Food and Drug Administration because they may cause lead poisoning, the government said Thursday. The four brands affected include Hamilton Beach Kettles, Model Nos. 351 and 354; Dominion Electric kettles, Model Nos. 1630, 1635-39 an.d 1656-59; and Toastmaster and Everhot brands, both manufactured by McGraw Edison Ltd. of Toronto. The FDA Indicated the recall would involve up to 50,000 kettles of all four brands sold hetween !970 and 1974. But tile agency said it did not anticipate a need to recall any other models or braods at this time, The lead poisoning hazard. exists primarily when new kettles are used for the f)rst few limes, the FDA said. The danger is caused by a soft lead solder used on the inside of them that tends to dissolve into the boiling water when the kettle is used. PHILIPPINE James E. Caruthers , Gladys H. Caruthers to John W. Yates, Drain a C. Yates, Olive, 8 acres. Vivian E. Howard, Francis S. Howllfd to Richard D. Luty, Wanda I Buell , 80 acre, Salem. Joan Corder , Charles A. Corder lo Albert L. Martin , F . Eileen Martin , 6.39 al;res, Chester. Byron Bailey lo. Stanley Mack. Jean Mack, 21 acres,' Bedford . Virginia Hamm Thoren to Joyce Marlene Thoren, J oseph E. Thoren Jr ., 2.66 acre, Sutton. George W. Knapp, Bertha Knapp to Katharine E. Slagel, parcel, Middleport. M. A. Hall, Ellen B. Hall to Herbert E. Rice, Sandra Rice. 9 acres, Olive . Jay E. Stiles to Myrtle L. Stiles, parcels, Rutland . Jay E. SUles, aka J . Edward Stiles lo Myrtle L. Stiles, Jay E. Stiles, Myrtle L. Stiles, parcels, Rutland. Herbert Blankenship, dec. to Doskie Blankenship, Margaret Campbell, Cliffie Belcher, Tre<:ia Henshaw , Zenis Blankenship, af£id . for trans., Salisbury . Doskie Blankenship, Margaret Campbell, James Campbell, Cllffie · Belcher, Trecia Henshaw to Zenis Blankenship, parcels, BedfordSalisbury . • upon to carry an unfair share or the toad," he said. llul he expressed opllml'!lll that cur~i~nent of the worst inflationary bout in many yenrs ultimately wuuld be achieved. His chief economic advl.sers have estimated it will take 18 months to three years. "1 have unlimited confidence in America ," the President said. "The battle against inflation will not be an easy one. 1t will require sacriflce and common effort. It will require di$cipline, But we will win." In response, botll Mansfield and House Speaker Carl Albert, D-Okla., expressed misgivings. 1\lbert complained that the Democratic Congress had been excluded from deciding• the participants and the agenda for the series of 12 meetings which led to the two-day summit. Mansfield said he was disco uraged that so far the sessions have produced nothing but words and theories which offer no relief to a nation bruised by rising pri oes and rising unemployment. "The public knows that little has been done to halt the march of inflation," he told Ford, who sat nearby puffing Plantation Carmel and California Walnut PANELING 4x8 SHEET 44 LAUAN PANELING 4x8 SHEET .99 Talent invited to show in Syracuse SYRACUSE - Applications are being accepted from area entertainers wishing,. to compete In a varsity 'talent show, Friday, Nov . 15, at the Syracuse Elementary School. The event is sponsored by the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Depariment. Proceeds wtll go to !he new fire truck fund . There will be a category of compelillon for youngsters ogea 'l to 14 and another for all over IS. Cash prizes of $2.1 for 'ltst place, $15 for second and , (or third place will be of' ·, Cered in the children's category and prizes of $50 for first, $25 for second and $15 for third in tile adult division. Groups or Individuals wishing to apply are to phone Oris H~bbard at 992-2239, Mrs. Clarence Hill at 992-21167, or Mrs. Edwin Neuttllng at 9925739. Deadline for entering has been set lor Nov. I. A ma,Pmum of 20 acts Is being accepted for the show, according ,to ~eneral chairman Eber Pickens . . his pipr. Both Democratic leade" said Jo... ord was overstressing the value of cutting federal spending. Mansfield ""id cxtrav•gance is inde!ensible, llut huges cuts in spending coJld dry up jobs, profil'Jand output. He listed nine steps which he said should be taken, one of them controbs- whlch Ford has already announced are unac· ceptable. The senator's most in. novativc idea was (or "indexing ." That concept ties wage increases and tax :evels to the inflation rate so that the the real, arter-tax and after- inflation income of workers remain steady no matter how severe inflation ~rflmes . Speaking for the Republicans Senate COP l.eadcr Hugh Scott , Pa ., ~aid Congress must take much blame if federal overspending has hrlped purnp Ill, prk:es. " Jf we have overspe nt. Co ngress has overspent." Scott said. " If we lack Ci sca l discipHne, Congress lacks riscal discipline." A leading senate conservative, John Tower, R-Tex., said th~t if inflation is not controlled " w f may lose our entire system of government and our fre e .society as we know it. " Ford is expec ted to outline his ~dministration 's anli·inflationary program in a closing speech Saturday afternoon and advance indications were that he wou.Jd pti.Jpc)se taJc cuts for *:·=·=~=·:::::::-::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::{::~::::::~:::~..;::::::::::::::;::::::-x-::.x-;::::w#P..::::r.::o.::-t&0".$)!:!?~9.'~».;w..w//~<w.~msw.iom~~t low and modcrrtle income people to help offset thr burdt.:ns of inn.auon. In J2 preparatory "foothill' ' VATICAIII CITY I UPi t-Pope VI, calling himself and fellow Roman Catholle confcren es held around the ~ · bishops "small beings lost In the ocean ol hbtory," prayed today for the Holy Splrtl to tell country during the past month, *·· ,., him huw to preach the Chrl!lnao gospel In the modern world . It became clear some inflation ~~ The Pope relebrated Mass with cardinals from five continents as 26 bishops from cures might benefit some of five cunl,nen l¥ prayed beJleath Michelangelo's 11The Final Judgment 11 in the Sbtlne tht>se diverse groups and hurt iii.. Chapel. The Mass urf!clally opened lbe Fourth World Synod of BlshDpll. SpeUing In others. But F'ord said : "This ,. weak, hoaJ'fie vulce and lookJng fraH, the Pope, who turned 11 Thursdaly , said the ooly administration will seek to ~ ;~~ way he knew t.o open the Synod, which will discuss uEvangeiJzatioo in the Modem insure that burdens are dis· ;.;. Wurld", was Jo the form or prayer. tributed equally . No group The Pope said the source of evangelization was Jesus and lbatlrom htm It followed should be called upon to ca rry :~ tu his apttSLles and t11en "has come to us, the bishops, ln unbroken succeuioo." an unfair share or the-loiJ.d." "But how can it be," lhe Pope said. "Are we nut small befogs lOf.ilt In the ocean of Beyond that, he said, the :·~ ;.·ill. history and In the lncalculab1e multitude of humanity?" meeting was "wide open," and " I.A.Ird JesWI, behold we are ready to go and preach again your gospel to the world," he W<)uid liste n to all views at .;, ~f. the Pope said. uLord, pray and ask the Father tD send us, through your medJation, the the two-day conference. " My ~~ Holy SpJril." actions will not be set in con. ::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:;::.:.:=:::::::::::w-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::~======~~=:::.:-:=:$::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::!::::::::::~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~~~.«~ crete." he said. Pope asks insight to world's problems t en tine Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area _VO_L_X_XV_I_N_O_.1_17_ _P_O_ME_R_OY_·M_ID_D_LE_PO_R_ T, _OH_IO_ _ _F_RI_OAY, SEPTE_MB _E_R_27_, _ 19_74_ _P_HO_N_E_992-2156 SIXTY.SEVEN YEARS AGO this was the first grade or 1907 at the Sugar Run School i.n Pomeroy. The' picture is the property of William Bentley Peeples, Mansfield, formerly of Pomeroy, who was a member of the class. Identifiable, front row, I tor, are Freda Zeisler, Noel Skinner, Fredona DeWeese,Grace Bengel, Roderick Jones; second row, Northcott Jones, Bentley Peeples, Peter S~ce. Teddy Day, Ivy Howell, Norman Foss, unknown, Lydia Geyer, Ed Stark; third row,Alma Felger, Leo Zwilling, Dorothy Chase, Glen Sauer, Dan Duffy, Vida Russell, Alphonse Shorn, Ella Fisher, unknown, Ora Cole i fowth row, Jenny ~rkley, teacher, Marie ·Bichmah, unknown, Maude Pauline Hamm, Johnny Lelfheil, Leo Raub, Evangeline Ward, Olan Chase, Victor Harbrecht, unknown ; fifth row, unknown, Delia Smith, Freda Miller, unknown, Frank Rinehart, unknown glrl and boy. BOSTON (UP!) - The FBI is imvesligaling kidnap threats against one of the children of the )Cennedy clan and believes it knows who hatched the plot, United Press International learned today from a reliable source. It was not known, eve~ by top law enforcement officials which or the children was the target, so all of them required prol<!ction. This source &aid the whereabouts of several or the about nine persons involved in tlle plot was known and they reportedly are under sur. veillance . The· person who tipped the FBI is under protective custody. There also was a report that ASC ballots due in December Ballots lor the ASC Community Commitlee elections this year will he mailed to voters about 10 days hefore and must be mailed back or returned in person not later tllan December 2. The ASC commLIDities in the 6 fined by mayor Two defendants forfeited bonds and six others were fined Thursday night in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smitll , Forfeiting bonds were Sherman White, Pomeroy, $13.70, posl<!d for speeding, and James Parsons, Racine, $50, on a shoplifting charge. Fined were Sally 1\leshlre, Middleport, $10 and costs, shoplifting; Aida Dor!er, Middleport, $10 and costs, shoplifting; Leo Lane, no address, $5 and costs, reckless operation; Charles Walker , Jr ., no address, $10 and costs, profane language, and $5 and costs, intoxication; James Laudermilt, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, no operator's license, and - Donald Lovett, Mid· dleport, $5 and costs, in· toxicalion, and $10 and costs, open flask. county are known as Bedford Salisbury, Chesler, Colwnbia . Scipio, Lebanon - Letart, Olive -Orange, Rutland- Salem, and Susson. A ballot will be sent to all known eligible volers in the county. A slate of at least six nominees will be developed in each community . Blank petitions are being mailed to each known voter. Copies may be secured from the Meigs County ASCS Office if needed. Each petition submitted must be limited to one nominee, signed by at least three eligible voters in the community, in· elude a certification that the nominee is willing to serve if elected, and received at the County ASCS Office not later tllan October 29, !974 . If six or more eligible candidates are nominated by proper petition, no further nominations will be made. If less than six are nominated by petition, the present Com· munity Commitlee will add the number of nominees needed to complele tile slate or six. If a person who Is nominated by petition is found ineligible, he will be so notifed and given 15 days in which to appeal. Persons nominated should he currently engaged in the operation of a farm or ranch and be well qualified for committee work. In general, a farmer is eligible to be a community conunitteeman if (Continued on page 10) three of the suspects had been from the Boston area and one . arrested on other charges and · from New Hampshire. were in jail elsewhere in New The plot against "Kennedy England, but a highly placed blood" was believed to be that law enforcement official said of a professional, organized he did not believe this was true. group- not one of the It also was reported police estimated 00 threats which confiscated some weapons, but Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Dthis too was denied by lhe of- Mass. receives weekly against ficials . himself and other members of The source said the group the Kennedy family. that made the threat was The source said the thl'l!at believed made up of about nine was llljlde against "Kennedy persons, most of them from blood" - specifically ·against New . England-at least two (Continued on page 10) Inflation, crime worry district WASHINGTON, D. C. three Southeastern Ohio Inflation and CrilJle are the two residents feel a balanced most impor.tant issues to budget and reduced federal Southeastern Ohio residents, spending are the best ways to control Inflation. according to the results of a district wide public oponion Sixty-four percent favored poll released today by budget tighlening measures to Congressman Clarence Miller. curb the cost of living while 31 Twenty-seven percent of . percent supported across tlle those responding to Miller's board or selective wage and questionnaire believed in- price controls. Five percent flation is the most important scored increasihg federal issue racing the country . taxes. Twenty-two percent Southeaslern Ohio residents designated crime, 10 percent regi1st~red overwhelming welfare, 9 percent health care, support for the reimposition of 8 percent the energy crisis, 7 the death penalty while more percent tax reform and closely splitting on the issue of national defense, 4 percent enacting a constitutional impeachment and 3 percent amendment outlawing abor· environment and education . lion. By a margin or 81 percent Miller's survey also revealed to 16 percent respondents that nearly two out of every favored the death penalty; 16 percent did not respond; 42 percent favored an anti:. abortion amendment, and 50 percent opposed such a measure with 8 percent not the Presbyterian Church at responding. 1:30 p.m. there is to be a Bicentennial costwne judging Repeal of daylight saving of the dresses of Colonial time drew support from 54 Ladies. The Hospitality Center and percent and opposition by 33 Mansion House will be open for percent; 13 percent had no response . registration and visiting. "Rivers of Destiny'' perFederal registration and formance at Fort Randolph, licensing of all firearms was opposed by 50 percent and 7:30 p.m . Saturday, October 12;· supported by 37 percent witll13 features a salute to Veterans percent having no response. Impeachment of former and Fraternal Organizations. A Bicentennial Fishing President Nixon, however, left Derby for young sportsmen al ~r~a residents virtually . Krodel Park from 10 a .m. to 11 divided : 34 percent favored a.m., under the direction of the impeachment, 35 percent opposed it, and 31 percent .Point Pleasant Jaycees. The Bicente nnial ·Com- registered no response. memorative Parade will be Miller's office pointed out that held at I p.m. with National the responses to the question· Guard Units, Marine Mobiles, naire were made after the bands, floats and marching . former President announced his resignation. units. Miller exphssed his Hospitality Center and Mansion House open all day . pleasure to the overwhelmlng "Rivers of Destiny" perform- response his questlonnal" ance 7:30 p.m . at Fort Ran · received throughout the Tentll Congressional District and dolph. Sunday, October IS, Final atU.ntlon given It by area presentation of the historical residents. "I believe it Is vital for drama "Rivers of Desllny" lawmakers," Miller said. "to 7:30 p.m. at Fort Randolph. Every nigh,! during the lioten to ·the ~plo and com· Bicentennial week, or course, municate with them." 8tu'vey1 tllere will be a presentation of such as this serve u 110 n· · tile historical musical drama cellent way to know the view• "Rivers of Destiny" at Fort and concerns or the po<Jple I represent." Randolph. Oldest. town opens Bicentennial Oct. 4 PT. PLEASANT - The A colonial tea party on the oldest town on the Ohio River lawn of Tu-Endie-Wei Park kicks off ils Bicentennial from 2 until5 will be sponsored commemoration Friday night by the Col. Charles Lewis October 4, when Jimmy Chapter or NS of the DAR. Dorsey's Band plays for the The Bicentennial Hospitality Bicentennial Ban· at !he Center in the Mason County National Guard Armory from 9 Courthouse will be open for the to 1. registration of guests, 10 ~.mo. The seven women or the First till 6 p.m. Lady contest wiU be presenl<!d Viewing of historical winas the first <Jfficial 'Bicen· dows in many places of tennlal function . business all .day. Point Pleasant celebrates Midaflernoon will feature the the. 200th Anniversary of the landing of canoes, a reenactFirst Battle of tile American menl or Col. Lewis arriving in Revolution with an eight day Point Pleasant 200 years ago. period of events. The highlight The canoes will he launched by or the commemoration will he The Mountaineer Fllnllock the · nighUy performance of • Riflemen in Charleston on :~ Rivers of Destiny," a musical Saturday, Oct. 5. ' drama of living heritage, to he Faith of our Fathers Day will presented at 7:30p.m . on Oct. conclude witll · a commurity 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13. The religious service at Fort outdoor play will be presented Randolph at 7:30 p.m. The In Fort Randolph, a recon· message will be delivered by structedrepllcaat Krodel Park Bishop D. Fredlck Wirtz, in Point Pleasant. i\11 visitors Resident Bishop of The West are urged to use downtown Virginia United Methodist parking facilities and shuttle Church. A huge choir,. buses will provide trans- representing 40 churches will por!lltlon to the Fort. · furnish the music. On Sunday, October 6, Monday, October 7, Is Blcenlenoial week will · open Pioneer and Homecoming Day. with appropriate observances Historical displays, exhibits .scheduled in houses ol worship ' plus arts and crafts working tllroughoul Point Pleasant. The exhibits all day on the corner of Mansion House at Tu-Endie- Sth and Main Streets . Most Wei Park will be open for exhibits dale back to the visitors 9 tlll 2. earliest settlers and will be demonstrated . Hospillll Center will be open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and the Mansion House from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, October 8, is set aside as 'l'ndustrial and Agricultural Day. Main features of this day is open house at several of the manufacturing plants in Mason County. From 12 noon till sundown a Bicentennial Large Bore Musket Shoot will be held at the Point Pleasant Gun Club on Jerrico Road. 1\n old time shooting match, with prizes ana fun for all. · Hospitality Center and Mansion House will be open for registration and visitors. The World Premier of the outdoor musical drama 11 Rivers of Destiny'' opens at 7:30 in Fort Randolph for a six day run . Wednesday, October 9, is a salute to Youth, with county youth touring Tu·Endie-Wel Park, Fort Randolph and the new Youth Center. The · afternoon is Old Fashioned Play Day within. various grade schools in the county. Relay ga mes, Tug-o-war, marble tournamenl'J, broad jump and other old fashioned games and conl<!sts . ·Hospitality Cenl<!r and Mansion House will he open all day . Second perform. ance of "Rivers of Destiny" at 7:30p.m. Thursday. Octo her 10, is Fort Randolph Dedication Day and the feature day of the Bicen-. tennial Commemoration. Gov. _Arch A. Moore will formally dedicate Fort Randolph al 2 p.m. A special program to commemorate the 200th Anniversary of the Battle of Point · Pleasant, First Battle of the American Revoliltion. Thursday events officially start at 11 :30 a .m . with registration and social hour at the Lowe Hotel. Dignitaries from many states and towns throughout the nation and Canada are expected to attend. · The gigantic Heritage Parade will start at 12 :30 p.m. This parade will feature high school bands, Marshall University · Marching Band, floats , marching ' units and .distinguished guests. Patrons night performance at Fort Randolph of " Rivers of Destiny" at 7:30p.m . Friday, October 11, is Colonial · Ladies Day . A Memorial Service honoring the slain heroes of the Battle of Point Pleasant will be held at Tu·Endle-Wei Park ·at 9 a.m. A Tasting Spree will be held al the Presbyterian Church on tile corner of 8th and Main Streets from 12 noon lo I p.m. 1\lso at TEN CENTS �~rod 2 _ Thl Dally Ji<'p nel Middleport I 011 ,·m} 0 t'rod<l) S. 1Jl 'll 1974 Riffe, Lancione contest is expected W lkowsk1 md Barney Qwlter oone on the legislature for 16 nade pub! c theor support of a years and roomed wtth h m for It • • anhcopated Riff~ s move by Raffe to 4tke over as rour years state ent as that he would ~ a 11 ere was speculation Riffe cand1 ate ror speaker 1f tt .. s speaker Roffe denied any part m wan~ to become more v1s ble the oil of the De n ocr •tic plann nx the move He satd n 197~76 to nake a posSible of the Oh10 House sa d he "as caucus reorganizu g ut Decem 11lursday l c w s bemg forced run at the governorsh p m 1978 concernt."<l that pnor announce ber Anybody m my pOs•llon who mto a dec tswn by W lkowski Careful!) colllltcd backers n en! of the t me would hurt had a chan ce to be governor and other supporters and that would then declare theor hun of he changed hiS decoswn 1 1e dodn t run he feared they would not turn I down sa d I " on t He also dec! ed to term h1s support for Roffe ll•ffe If they said they would would f 1 d somebod y else t pcommg staten cnt an an announ ce ( n gomg to r 111 Anybody m my po51non they d be lying nouncement of h1 s 11tent ons unless I have the votes R He But he den ed such aspira would want to be speaker J \\ ant to keep thas as low key sa1d It was believed that t ons had an ythong to do woth Roffe satd whatever he does thts year Lancwne who IS scekmg a When the lime comes I II take 14Lh straight term m th e House look at governor n 1978 he a told newsmen last Monday he Muld foght any attempt to sad • Lanctone sa1d he and Rtffe Cr Ash said thai Montoya Wlseal hun even 1f It means Wt.SH!NGTON (UP! ) - TI e fro 1 government tu Ids part JUstify the expendotures for the agreed that Lancoone would cha nnan of a Senate subcom of $420 000 n annual salanes servants by saymg that "1th a sa1d and we threw t n the runmn g wJth a whole new have one more tenn as leadersh p team mtttee says the government for the staff currently at San \ a iel to slnne Nucon s shoes ash can Lhe subcomnuttee approved Qwlter IS currently maJonty s1eaker then yoeld to Riffe 111 and a na1d to do the shouldn t pay f ~ r s hill ng Clemente Calif 1976 and suppOrt hom for Mont oy a saod Budget 1ouse\\ ork N1xon was thus $55 ooofor 11 monU s of NIXon s fl oor leader W lkowski was Rochard NIXon s stloes A hogh governor tf he wanted to run chairman of the House Judtc admmLstratJon sour ce says the Dorector Roy Ash tr ed to freed for transtbon acllvitles pert<>on and $200 000 for one Roffe saod the agreement was t me trans1t1on expenses A ary Commtttee until he re former President 1s UTJtated for hun to be speaker starling travel budget was cut from s gned Wednesday over thts and other government $10 000 to $3 000 a commumca Rtffe has served wlth Lane n 1975 achons wh1ch Ntxon reels deny tlons request tnmrned from ho m the pnv leges of hiS $35 000 to $21 0~0 and a predecessors miscellaneous budget was re'1 he genera l gove rnm ent duced from $26 000 to $3 000 subcommittee of th e Senate The subcommittee reJected Approprtahons Comm ittee requests for a $111 000 vault to voted woaru nously Thursday store the White House tape to cut Ntxun s request for reco rdmgs and $50 000 for tr ansitiOn expenses fr om offi ce equopm ent Staff $850 000 to $320 000 Tl c House By Ray Cromley members sa1d the members has pooposed cutt ng the ex WASHI NGTON - NEA ) We have very l ttle odea whether felt Noxon could get along woth pe n5es to $398 000 he b 11 ons were spendmg for <lefense are buymg the n ghl the 186 chaors 21 solas and 77 The cha1rn an Sen J oseph capons the r ght m1< of them or the n ght numbers of them typewriters he has already Montoya D-N M sa d the The dec s 01 s are guesses based on computer mforma tton recetved fr om the government By JAMES J DOYLE was part cularly ann oyed tha t subcomrruttee woll ns st that but guesses a ll the same LONG BEACH Calif (UP!) the Marme Corps only grudg The House adi lmiStration all of Noxon s fe derally pa)d Our strateg c forces are destgned to prevent a war not fight subcommtttee cha1red by Rep - Richard Noxon s blood clots mgly allows hun to play on staff confme the r acttVlt es to one Defense Secretary James Schlesmger knows as well as the John Brademas D Ind says 1\ are res ponding sahsfac th e golf course a t Camp direct transitiOn acts rather next man th at no one wms a nuclear conflict Our nuclear arms woll open hearmgs Monday for toroly to treatment but he Pendleton which IS only a few than perform chores n the are des gned to co v nee Moscow not to take chances that could permanent legtslat1on on pres1 was reported respondmg woth mmutes from hts estate at San household lead o chaos a nd also to conv nee Western Europeans that we de nllal documents anger to moves cuttmg off his Clemente Calif Until he was Thts addtlwn came after It ca s and up to the Russtans m thetr defense The adm1mstration source post pres de nh al prmlages hospotalozed Monday Noxon was dtscovered that NLXon s The problem of U S defense thus s political rather than satd N1xon now hospttahzed m and money spent most of the tune smce his butler was receov ng $12 000 a n tlLtary But wh1le we are m close assoc allan w th West Naxon s treatment for phleb1 Long Beach woth a dtme sized restgnation Aug 9 m seclusiOn year and hiS rna d $8 000 a year Eureope s leaders and have a rather clear Idea of ho\'. they lis a t Long Beach Memoroal there blood c1ot m h1s lung was m a reason we ha\ e no such understandmg of Sovtet thinkmg We do very ~rntable mood He saod Hospital IS expected to last at no t know what combmatton of weapons and military forces w11L Noxon fell the government had least through the end of next conv nee the Russians not to take dangerous actions In the 1962 a begrudgmg attitude fore week preventmg Ntxon from VOTE TO STRIKE Cuban miSSile cr SIS we found out but that was when we had a ALLIANCE Ohw ( UP! J mg him to subm1t to a senes of attendong the opemng Tuesday ten o-one supenonty n stratego c forces That day IS not likely to The Allia nce Edu cat on m nor md1gmlles because he of the Watergate coverup tnal come agam m our hfetlmes Assoctatton voted Thursday to reSigned m the m ddle of his He has been subpoenaed as a The Pentagon os fren etocally tran51atmg I realises by leadmg wttness for both prosecution stnke ctty sc hools tf agreement tenure Sovoet molltary thinkers n the hope of fmdmg the answers we and defense on a new contract s not need But these may not g ve an accurate clue to what U S anns The dime-stzed embohsm m rea ched by Oct 7 The v. 11 mchne Brezhnev to etther cautiOn or recklessness NIXon s n ght lung -an area of assoctatwn members earher Schlesmger h msell has a great faoth n llJicertamty No blocked corculallon caused by a reJected a package offered by one he says w1 th obvtous rehsh can be certam what a democracy blood clot from the phlebotos m the board of educatiOn whoch his left leg tra vellng through teachers claun would have "' 11 do m any g1ven crtsts a fac t wh1ch must surely giVe the his velQB--lO the lung - IS resulted on pay cutbacks on Russ ans pause But Schlesmger s logJc on deterrence IS as KINGSTON R I (UP! ) responding satisfactorily to a some scales The assoctabon ls Western n concept as Robert McNamara s was Russians combmed therapy of oral and Convicted Watergate consp1ra barga10mg for hogher wages at quenes on the McNamara thesis durmg his tenure as Secretary tor James W McCord say. of Defense found ot ollogocal and myst1fymg mtravenous anticoagulant top scale a ~ well as a fa r Top Amertcan mihtary offteers are convmced that only U S Dr John Lwogren annollJiced PreSident Ford s pardon of dtsmtssal process for teachers deterrnmation w11l make the Russtans cautious If the Russians Rochard Noxon IS Illegal and Thursday believe we have thew II to resiSt and the wtll to defend our allies Lungren N xon s personal should be brought before the NO HARM DONE CINCINNATI (UPI ) Sym they II hold stoll several of these leaders have told this reporter phys1c1an saod tbe treatment Supreme Court SHIPPINGPORT Pa (UP! ) U they re convmced we don t ha ve the will they II probe and bollcally bond lor Frank J It was three years a go woll be con\ nued lor a - The Pennsylvanta Depart push ha der and take chances that could lead to war Some Woechman charged woth k d that James W Thursday ment of I;:nvtronm ental believe the showmg of will necesSitates standmg up to Moscow on nappmg lour year-<Jid Allison nut her of days An adm mstratton source m McCord JOined the Comrruttee Resources (DER) says a sp•ll every cructal1ssue and offermg an ohve branch at the same Mechem has been set at Washmgton sa1d meanwhile to Reelect the Presodent as a of several hwodred pounds of t me ThiS was the approach taken by Mr N>xon $128 000 the amollJit demand that Ntxon lS n a very secunty director thus begm nonradwactJve materials mto ed as ransom for the return of Modern weapons n sizeable numbers and the contmued mlable mood because of rung the mvolvement which led the OhiO Rlver from Duquesne progress n developmg more advanced types are other ex the I ttle gorl what he constders the be to hts conVIction Ught Co s noperattve atomtc presstons of w 11 But then we must turn to the question of what Wiechman however IS not grud gmg attitude of Congress MCCord conunemoraled the power plant here dod not result weapons I ow many and when to build them At today s pnces we suspected as the actual abdue occassoon by telling an audi and other government agen m any harmful effects tor of tbe daughter of Taft cannot afford to buy all weapons even all unportant weapons m ctes to depnve htm of ence at the Uruversoty of Rhode Broadcastmg Co Board Cha r maJor numbers prtvtleges funds and amemties Island the pardon of Noxon IS CHIEF DIES S Mechem Jr man Charles And what ts will and determmatLOn m Russ an eyes and selective prosecu\ton He giVen other former prestdents COLUMBUS (UP!) - Me where does 1t shade mto bell1gerency 1 pollee saod satd ot IS JUSt a contmumg of who served out thetr terms Nelloous Sharp perm t ch ef We have charged W ech So we are back to Schlesmger s uncertamty pnncople But He feels everyone IS gov10g the cover-up as far as I am for the OhiO Department of whole uncertamty may deter the Russ ans 11 most certamly woll man wth kodnappmg because concerned Ltquor Control doed here confuse our allies and make them wonder what the U S woll do m we bebve hun to be a prmcopal him a liard tune the source He saod Ford may have saod after a Senate subcomm t Wednesday He was 54 m the case sa1d Lt James tee Thursday voted to cut blown the prosecutors a crunch Daley We belive he d d not NIXon s return to pnvate life case referrmg to the coverup personally abduct the gorl but fund by more than half troal which begms next week participated n a consptracy to The subcommtttee voted to because the SIX defendants will kidnap her slash Presodent Ford s request be able to seek a miStnal on the Pollee are seerung an for $850 000 to $328 000 and the basiS of selective prosecu WltdentifJed man and a woman full approproations eommottee han m connection w th the case Ford seems to me to be IS expected to approve next The blonde-ha red blue-<!yed Thursday The su'>comrruttee ptcking and choosmg the men By Lawrence E Lamb M D the moddle or some exceso fat patients have dtgeshve DEAR DR LAMB - I m 11 around your navel then you are complamts mostly nausea gorl was abducted Monday also ordered a halt to govern to be put on trtal but leavmg years old five-feet-three and eatmg more calor1es than you dtarrhea gas and suntlar afternoon from her suburban ment fllJids to pay Noxon s out the pr10c1pal person who weogh 90 to 95 pounds People need OtherwiSe you probably problems Even fewer patients Mt Lookout home and found maod and valet should be prosecuted he satd alone and unharmed 10 a motel thmk l m rather slun bu t I need all those calones for your compla n of headache diz Ntxon IS upset at other MCCord said t was not r1ght don t th10k l am I take ballet normal growth and develop- zmess or weakness ThLs room by maods about 24 hours moves the source said and lor NIXon to be pardoned and m ballet you should be ment and r wouldn t do a thing medtcme also known as later because 1t seemed hkely that MWIICipa) Court Judge Joskmny People think I m crazy to help you damage your clofobrate IS useful lor many the former PreSident woll but I thmk I need a doet I ve health Sorry about that patients It 1s not a substotute seph Luebbers who contmued testtfy agamst tbe men 'who CHAIRMAN NAMED gamed 15 pounds m siX months Durmg growth you are for a good doetary program Waechman s arra1gnment until were doing hos own boddmg COLUMBUS (UP!) - The I ve stayed at my present formmg a lot of new body but of needed should be used Monday set bond at the McCord saod that the pardon OhiO Energy Advosory CollJicll symbol c figure of $128 000 wetght about a month and I structures Each t ny chemtcal "'th the doet aborted the grand JUry proW echman appeared m a has elected Jack Hope general cess suppose I 11 gam hve more compound that IS formed uses To control the cholesterol pollee I neup voewed by Allison manager of the General pounds I ve onl y grown a little some energy from your food to level you need to do more than In responae to a student s over three mches With my hook the atoms and chemocals JUSt lumt the foods that are and her parents but pollee Electr c Co plant 111 Cm question after his speech he wetght ga n together Every muscle Iober high m cholesterol The body would not say If the 11\Ue gorl cmnat as tts charrman and predicted that G Gordon Liddy Charles Whotten Toledo as would begm talkmg wtth n a I have a real problem you develop to help you become also makes cholesterol and woll dentifoed him Wiechman 26 convtcted of vtce cha rman The cotmc 1 year because I eat contmually and a nature good ballet dancer Is do so tf you cat too many can t stop I ve tr ed several constru cted by us ng lots of calon es of any type car thr ee armed robben es tn was created by th e General f thtnk he Will be telling the ttmeo to go 1n ad ct but 1\ JUSt energy That os why growmg bohydrate protem or fat and F londa m 1970 was paroled a Asoembly to provode expert truth probably wothm the next won t work Do you have a ny people use more energy than IS especially likely to produce month ago from the Bog Pine adv1ce and assistance to the year saod MCCord who spent suggestoons' r d like to lose those of us who have stopped fatty -eholesterol particles m Key Road Proson 26 111 Flor da admomstratlon of Gov John J SIX weeks In prison on the He tmmedoately re turn ed G llogan and th e newl y five or 10 pounds growmg Obvoously you are the blood of you eat too much conspiracy conviction He IS Ohoo Ener gy currently free on bond appeal DEAR READER - The only stoll 10 your growth phase and fat particularly the saturated home here and started workmg c realed at a downtown car dealership Emergency Comm1ss on fa ts from anunal sources way to tell of you are too fat or need that v tal energy badly mg a one-to-five year sentence not Is to see how much fat you Also the energy you use n have under your skm II m ballet takes a number of deed you have a roll around caloroes I know you have to pracllce regularly to become -~ any good at .ballet and regular Tile lllily Sentinel I1 exercrse does end up usmg a lot caloroes I thmk the beot of plans to broadcast the affair m 1 accele rated It ts scarmg the would ease monetary pohcy By MIKE FEINSR.BER thmg I can do for you 1s to 1ts entirety WASHINGTON ( UPI ) pr o f essiO n:~ ls a nd a mate urs allowon g Interest ra tes to decline and the housmg ndus discourage any real weoght loso After a month at the foothills ahke In keepmg woth the somber try to come back to life effort on your part unless you 700 of the country s chief toptc the planners had hoped Ge nerally pa rt c1pants These Ideas --and many to assemble In nonfrtvolous truly have excess fat under thmkers and doers gather at agreed thmgs would not get others - woll be la1d before the surr oundmgs your skm A good ballet dancer the sunumt thos weekend sllll much better soon But they weekend summit attended by couldn t lmd a swtable hum needs a strong healthy body searchmg for consensus on Generally they agreed too and 11 IS omporta nt that you eat what ts to be done about m the goverrunent should proVIde a cross sectlon of Amer can drum site and had to setUe for roght to obtam thiS goal more protec tlon Cor the econo- leadership - from busmess the gllttcrmg grand ballroom fla toon DEAR DR LAMB - Woll At the doze n pres ummot my s vochms through public government unions campus of the Washmgton HUlon At the preparatory conferen you kindly tell me I there are conferences which preceded JO bs and greater une m fa rms Prestdent Ford mtends to be ces participants agreed that an y sode effects to the drug the btg show all the traditional plo~ne nt benefits an act ovc parhcopant through certam goverrunental sacred Atrom1d-S used to r educe solutions were offered up But Some advocated tax cut!; for out the day and a hall of co ws - like dairy Import choles(erol levels' I use blUe there was no breakthrough the poor heavoer taxes for the discusstons Fr1day and Satur quotas or rules prohlbltmg or no food COIItlimmg high concept ri Ch Thos IS almost un day price competition In tran amounts of cholesterol Reiluced federal spendmg No agr eed upon policy - s hould be DEAR READER - Patients emerged whoch would take the was a pplauded at least as a n precedented Rarely Is a choef sportah on executove on diSplay for so l011g slaughtered ha ve tolerated Atromod S American economy out of a n abstra ct concept Moot praye d Public teleVIsiOn 1 etlod BuL Uere w •s u sl orta~ c of ourpnson gly well A few mflatwn so prolong ed a nd h< Federal Reserve Boa rd ~ ---- By I EE L.EONARO UPI Statehous• Reportrr COLUMBUS I UPi l - House Speaker Pro Ten pore Vernal G Riffe Jr !).Ne" Boston "as expected to doselose toda) he will challenge House Speak er A G Lane one !).Bell 1re for the speakersh p for the l97f>. 76 leg1slattve sess on Roffe sa1d Thursday he " ould have a !:!i l atement on the leadership ques taon someh ue I today tie tecl10ed to g1ve ttoe time but t "as beheverl the statement \\ O dd be tssued m the afternoon R ffe an e1ght term veteran as i ble he mud Berry's World Billingham missed Sport Parade delen J nat on was at 1 11 urs day noghl meet ng There has bL.. n specul atiOn for • " eek tl at Roffe would ~c k the speakersh1p nex1 ye r provided he IS re-elected ~n I Dc rnocr 1Ls n ta n con trol f ll c House - both regarded as near ce rtmn hes Den ocr(tts now dom nate the House 58-41 The specul atoon began late last week "hen two Toledo Democ rats Reps Arthur R By Mil ION IUC II MAN UP! Sp rls t:: Ill r NEWYORK ( UP I) - U you eve r took a poll among ba llplayers as to which 1 1anage r runs the loosest shap wh ch lS the cas est to ... <!) :Amnesty RAY CROMLEY congress moves Pardon charged Bond set at total ransom DR. LAMB Calories needed for normal growth il """ ~~ s such an nterestmg subJ ect don t you th nk so? ~ illegal DAVID POLING, D.D. Latter-day Saints and today' s problems By David PoUng The Church of Jesus Chn st of Latter-day Samts has JUSt opened a ghstenmg new temple m Washmgton D C Four soarmg spores reach mto the sky perhaps symbolic of the hogh goals of th e Mormon commuruty here and overseas For most of this century the focus of concern a nd public relatiOns has been at Salt Lake City and the famous Tabernacle that has become a western landmark w th 1ts ftrst-rate chmr The new center IS clearly a move by the Church of Latter-day Samts to reach the mtlllons of Washmgton VISitors wtth thell' message of Joseph Smoth and the Book of Mormon In thiS era of fascmat on for the strange and bizarre m rehgton (wttness the two-llour sermon on Madison Square Garden by Rev Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church ) the Mormona may mdced be lookmg to a major breakthrough and acceptance on Western culture In Chr shan corcles the Church of Jesus Chnst of Latter-day Samts has never gamed approval The theologocal differences have been too vast (and early Mormon practoces llJiacceptable) for rna nlme denommabons to adrmt much common ground Most ChriStians admore the hogh values on family life pnzed by the followers of J oseph Smoth and Brogharn Young but are bewildered by the concepts of baptiSm and sacrament as ex pressed m Mormon pract ce Presently the Church of J esus Chr st of Latter-day Samts IS fac ng some ser10us questions wttbin 1ts own ranks In a church completely dommated by Tbe Twelve and ruled forcefully by the most semor of Citizens younger members are expressmg q01etly these concerns I The racosm of their theology - that black people,have no true parllcopatlon m the life of the church or m the teachmgs of the r faoth There s no way that thiS doctrme can be JUStified m contemporary life Unbl thiS rellgoous group has a relor matoon the stress and mherent conflict of thiS pomt Will be sure to grow 2 The place of women In a male-dommated church Mor mon women have been placed m a secondary role Joseph Smith preached and practoced plural marroage This was fmally outlawed by an act of Congress and abandoned by the church m 1890 Yet today the leadership of women IS nowhere to be found tn key poSitiOna or posts It 1s hard to unaglne Slgmfocant growth m thos century for a denomonatlon that has no opportumty for women 3 The soarmg divorce ra te m Utah Younger Mormons are alarmed at the apparent hogh rate of divorce for the Zion state of Utah ChriStian pastors m the state report a staggermg coun selmg load dealmg with couples of all faoths who are caught up m the turmoil of domesllc problems This affects the Mormon Church senously lor t knocks at the door of theor male dommatwn theory and practice While many are saluting the worshop center m Washmgton many more are lookmg for the answers to new questions plagumg the church m Utah Mit or L ~ 19Ue St•ndlng s By Un t e d P eu. tnte njllt onal 2 a c nc nntt Gu el 11 t l 8 OS p m Los. Ange es Su on II 9 at Srm 0 ego tS p n er 8 I 10 JO N iU ona L e •gu ~ that he should have hit mto the Eut lifeen seats sa d J ack And w 1 pet g b pm S.tu day 1 Gi~ m U 5 83 73 532 t1 e pitch Cedeno hot was hogh sP Lou sbu gh 83 73 532 S Lou • a Ch e1190 a nd away and aw ay t went P sbu r gh at N ew vork Ph ade ph a 78 78 soo ~ Mon ea 75 3 .t8 8 Ph ade p h a et Mon ee Ken Groffey who os 15 for 25 New San F anc 11co 11 C nc n n at Yo k 69 87 .t.t? 14 In 1 s last seven games had Ch cago Hou! on a At an t a 2 tw 65 9 4 7 a west n gh four stra gl t hats and drove w pc1 g b Lo' Ange es a1 ~an D eoo n g h hon e U ree ru ns Lo!i Ange es 99 58 63 95 62 605 .t It s I ke I satd remarked CA ncannM a 85 72 54 14 Re d manage r Spa rky An Hous on 78 78 500 20 Amer can Le•~t~ue San Franc sco 71 86 .451 28 derson woth Griffey s speed San D ego Ent 58 00 J67 .t 2 w t pet g b all he has to do os make con Thursday ~ Res u t s 8.5 7 .5-45 Ba moe P sbY gh N ew Yo k 5 wet He should be shot woth a 85 7'l 5.4 h New Yo k C nc nnat 0 Hous on 6 8 1 75 5 9 4 gun r ght between the eyes Los Ange es 5 San 0 ego 2 o Bos on 75 8 48 10 c eve and nn cveryt me he stnkes out 75 81 478 10 M w a ukee Today s P obilbiE- P tcher s 1 85 '!1 55 -4 De ro The San Francisco G ants A TrnesE D T west Lou s G bson 0 2 a move mto R verfront Stadium enScago w pet gb De o e 3 .t 2 30 p m O ak an d 88 69 561 tomght for a three..game senes P l sburgh Reuss 5 a Texas 8 u 52::1 6 wh ch closes out the Reds home N ew Yo k Ma ack 1::1 ::1 B 05 M n n esola 7 8 76 5 6 pm 0 Ch cago 77 78 .497 seuson Ph a de p tl a Lonbo g 16 1 K an sas( y 76 Bl 484 a M on ea B a 0 7 8 05 The Reds end the r regular ca to n a 63 94 404 24 pm Thu rs da v s R es u Is season w lh two games n San F an s o M on ef usco : 1 Ch cago 5 Texas 1 s Atlanta Tuesday and Wednes Ch cago 1 T exa s 2 2nd K an sas C y 0 Cal forn a <Ja y of ne xt week Sos on 5 Detro t 3 0 n n Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Donald Hendncks Syra cuse Brett Fnend Long Bottom DISCHARG E D Helen Wolhams Goldoe Reotmore Bernard Wtlson Emerson Houdashelt T na Mullins Carol Mowery Robert Deeter Ge rtrude Pearso n Philip Donovan Jellrey Do!cher Juanota Spencer Constan ce Shoe Ids Weather Showers and thundershowers hkely tomghl and Saturday Mild tomght woth lows m the upper 50s to low 60s Turmng cooler and wmdy norU.west Saturday Highs mod 60s to low 70s Golfers stay .500 on '74 BOOSTER CABLE Browns prep for Cardinals in St. Louis I •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE Tire and Battery SALE PARTY PLANNED CHESTER - The Chester Volunteer Fore Department w II stage a party begmntng at 5 30 p m Sunday at the department build ng lor all those who helped m any way woth the operatwn of the food booth at the Meogs County Faor Those attend10g are to take a covered dish and thelr own table serv1ce Two Meigs squads lose 1000 TIRES IN STOCK Please 1 elpme 200 BATTERIES IN STOCK Red Rose Dog Food SOYBEAN PRICE UP WASHINGTON ( UPl i Woth short supplies and con tmwng strong demand the Agroculture Department ex pects farm ers to rece ve about $8 per bushel for soybeans thiS fall and proces will probably go up even further durmg the marketmg year as soybean supplies lighten OIO·Jec-~ liz% 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy On Certificates '1,000 Mm1mum •• RABIES VACCINE ALSO AVAilABLE MODERN SUPPLY 399 WEST MAIN STREET 992 2164 POMEROY OHIO TH ESTOR E WITH ALL KINDS OF STUFF FOR P ETS - STASLE S LARGE AND SMALL AN !MALS LAWNS GARDENS 3 year PARK RESERVED ALL DAY SUNDAY- SEPTEMBER 29th 30 Mo. 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B. & C. 6 Volt Tractor Battery •21'5 TUNE-UP SPECIAL With Engine Analyzer V-8 '5.00 6 cyl. •3.75 4 cyl. •3.00 Th e Ath e n s Coun1y Sn nu & Loan Co NOON UNTIL 10 PM 296 Second St ·- - - - ' -- Pom ero y Oh o Royal Crown ~oHhnq company M1ddoeport CAMDEN PARK US 60 WEST HUNTINGTON PWS PARTS PWS PARTS PLUS PARTS Front End Alignment •8.50 OPEN FULL DAY SATURDAY ~ ~~ ­ '~!UUJ' •2795 •3895 SUGAR RUN MILLS pay h ke lor gove rnment employes and m1lltary men The White House says Ford woll end the COII!erence with some trnportant economic an nollJicements The Inflation has become so hot politically that mactlon os pollllcaily lntolera ble The Democratic Caucus told Congress It would work unUI the snow fltes - U only he wlll send up a program But the outlook ecooOilllsts agree Is bound to be gloomy to an Amerocan public that has come to believe that prosperity , Is Its birthright 24 GROUP BATTERY Lifetime Guarantee Of Deposit volunteers for the sacrtf ce and belt-llghtenmg that all agreed would be essenttal Ind'!Cd while the presum mots talked economy Congress spent as usual Havmg already approved a $~ bolllon subsidy for allmg catUe raisers Congress approved legislation requormg that 30 per cent of unported 011 be carried In Mlcrlca!k>wned and manned IBnkers the m flatlonary Impac t of high Mlerlatn ~osts and wages notwithstanding Coogresa also brushed asode Ford s proposal (or a threemOIIlh delay In a .700 million Ridenour's season play Consensus on inflation beyond heavy thinkers • lnd ud1ng a lhrec-run hm 1E!r by r.esa r Ceden whole falhng to survlve the fourth mnm g II e 6-4 2 1 ~ pouund Red n gl thandcr p used to reflect upon Jus I st three starts dur ng whoch he had been pound t-<1 for 21 I L• a nd 16 runs m :JIX nmngs That s putt ong he w rid on fi re but nc t 0 e way J wunl to do It satd Jack fo r c m ~:; a sm1lc II e Red:; Ira ling 6-2 pockc I up two runs n I e fourth and the 1 exploded for flve more tn the lofth as they sent tO batters to U e 1late wl Jle roull g Astro s ta rter J a mes Rudn ey R chard Wmn ng 20 games means H lot to me but tl s not everyll ng sa d B llllngham fon ght I just wa nted to p tch well g ve us H chHnce o w n I hung four for L.ee May Bobcats take on Toledo Nixon angry at to bluff about CINC INN AII (()Il l - Ar e mpty c hampagne bottl e ad rr cd the top of J ack Bolhnghai s locker Jol n y Bench bou~ht It a nd ~ave al to n'le before the game so I could celebrate rr y 20th VIC tory sa d Boll n ~l a o The bottle was empty but B>ll n ~ ha 1 didn t H.et so much as a swo g of the champagne Jack dtd n t get the VICtory eother even though the Reds came fr om behind Thursday ligh t In beat the Houston A5tros 106 n the f nal of a three.g me A vactory for me wasn t the n ost mporu, r t thmg Cl,>de '" s 260 I OJ'ner of the scaso ~ three...run poke m the fQurth ann ng Hccounted for the As tros fmal run l11ereafter Ped ro Borbon Lon Hall and Ra wley East w ck bllinked the Astros the fl at 5 2-1 n ings without a I t B 11 ngham has no arm speed If hos sh ulder sn t boll enng h m lhen lts so weak from the soreness he l ad earlier th s season tha t he can t throw hat d saod Red potch n ~ coacl I .a rry Shepard Jack s fastb tl s stratght as il slrmg li nd he s t a g ng cur ve balls bcc(JUSC he s not popp ng hiS arm He s Just wheel ng the ball H s body s con roll ng the ball not hu; arm added Larry B llmgham ag ree d he s hang ng curve balls ag~ play for Danny Murtough a d Cl ud <Tanner both would be Ul roght up the re but Red Schocndienat would w10 gomg away Hos St LoUIS Ca rdmals may do the same th n ~ next week aod then again they may not but e ther way of the Cards do rllll mto any trouble 11 figures to come from theor opposotoon on tl e f eld not from lhetr manager m Lhe clubhouse Red Schoendienst manages tl e sa me way he used to play almost effortlessly but elfoctently The otl er guys drank It Locked n a pennant stru ggle that may go all the way down to saod B lllngha • But I don t the !mal day he IS now always has been a nd probably always ca r e beca use chan 1 <.r gne wtll be an Easy Roder ma kes me sack And I m The fa ct LS Red Schoendtenst never has had any real run n already sock • woth an) body dunng the 22 years he has played professiOnal ball B Um ~ham makmg hos thord or dunng the 10 years he has managed the Cardmals bod for hos 20th victory was He s hrst rate says Rcggte Smith He s a manager wl o pollllded lor a I SIX of the Astros has the key to managmg he lets the players play theor ga me Oa k and 2 M nneso e run s a nd all of he r 10 h ts gan s JUS( bog bog b g on T oda y s Probable P tc he rs Reggoe Smoth had some problems m Boston last year WI en he All t me s eon offense and defense Theor reported to the Card nals this sprmg Schoendoenst greeted hom M wavkee Co lborn 0 12 at front four on defense looks hke e a mo e ( Pamer 7 1 7 30 the same way he does all newcomers w1th a good clean ope a hasketball team at 6-5 6-5 6-4 p m mmd N ew York P Dobson 7 5 and &-3 a c eve and Pe erson 9 13 Shoot he s not going to have any trouble " oth me the Cards 7 30 p m M1 am1 Uruverstty which bed freckle fa ced red-head nvartably answered m sprmg Lratmng on ( Cte ... e an d 1 U at Purdue 77 1ast week but Is s\111 De8os ro F ym&n 6 B B 00 p m whe never anyone came around asktng hey whal abo~.,;.t Reggte Te;~~a s Jenk ns 2.t 12 a By Umt L'il Press International t s dis unbeaten tn ts last 14 ga mes Kansas VIllanova m ast week s game coach 13 II Hess fee ls Sw ck woll be competttove Snuth and what happened over there woth the Red Sox' c y (F zmo rls 12 6 woll meet Marsha ll Unlversoty 8 30 p m Ohoo Umversoty Coach Boll and Swtck has been about the be the key to any succeos the courag ng ThiS s U e same th10g some people tr ed to tell me "I en we M nneso a (Go t 9 91 a t Hess says quarterback Gene James saod he did not know Saturday only offense the Rockets have Rockets may I ave at Albert• got Richoe Allen We never had one bot of trouble He was an Ca t orn a Tanan a 12 9 1 1 00 It will be the 27th meeting pm whe th er qu ar te rba ck Greg excellent ballplayer for us and a fmc mdm dual The thmg woth a Swick ma kes 11 go for been able to muster Satu day Ct'! c-ago ( Ba h nsen 1 5 at Sw ck has earned the ,ball 51 lot of ballplayers s that they get a rap put on them fo r somethmg Toledo the Bobcats opponent Swock makes ot go for Kokal a n all MAC selection between tbe otwo schools a nd Oak and H o zm an 19 5 1 00 Saturday but he hasn t made 11 limes for an average of only I 1 Toledo satd Hess He s an last season who was m)ured m Moami has won the last 10 of pm they may have satd to a newspaperma n a fa n or a n a nager Saturday s Games They may have been teed off a t the tome they said 11 so os thos any go very far thts season as the yards per arry wh1le complet outsta nding passer and a the w n over Syracuse wtll be them and 17 of the last 18 Bos ton a Oe rol In other games once powerful Rockets have N ew Yo k a C e li eland ng 56 passes for 335 yards But scrambler v.ho gtves you a lot able to play Saturday reason to hold 1\ agamst them forever ' I don t thmk 1t should be Ch cago a Oa kla nd LouiSVIlle woll be at Cmcm dropped theor !orst two ga mes It doesn t look too en l c has not thrown for any 1 thmk most ballplayers who have had bad reputat10na w th of problems They use lots of M w a u k e ea t Ba t m o r e th e press I mean got them mamly because somebody happened and a re the underdogs n thts touchdowns angles but Swock s the guy couragmg he sa d But we ll na il Akron at Ball State n gh ex as at Kans as C y n gh JUSt have to wa t and see as ( Ind ) Central State at Ash M Tnneso Sw ock carr ed 32 tomes who mpresses He s dynam c to see them angry Did I ever get angry as a ballpla ye r' Not tha t one a at Ca f o n a n g h t land Adrian (Moch ) at Bluff Toledo was troanced 47 13 n aga tnsl Vtllanova and Rocket and of he gets a hot hand he each day comes I remember But everybody s built dtfferently ton Fmdlay at Defiance League Opener the season opener aga mst coach Jack Murph) says he can g1ve you real problems Oh I can recall somebody do ng somethmg to me I dodn t like Authorrted dealer for Zenith In another Mtd Amen can Bethany (W Va ) at Case when I was playmg like sl d ng nto me unnecesaroly hard 1 am pa a nd edged 7 0 by doesn t I ke to see hts quarter OU lost ts opener to North G1bson Hardwrck K1t Western Reserve Horam at back ge t that much ~c u on arollJid second base but I never sa d anythmg I always Ca rol na Umvers ty but came Co nf er ence ga me Bowling chen Ard Litton ( M cro We d dn wan t Gene to back last Saturday to dump Green I 1 w11l open 1ts league Allegheny John Carroll at remembered the guy who dod t though r never forgot You get wave Oven} Also Doxol Ramover Propane Service carry that much satd Mur preVIously unbeaten Kent State season a t Western Michiga n 2- Baldwm Wallace hit by a p tch you remember t You remember who h t you bu t (lnd ) at Wihnmgton Hetdel 1 phy Many of hiS carnes were Un ~erSity 20-0 you don t make a fuss about 1t Some of your best ballplayers are Bowl ng Green defeated berg at Indoana Central and supposed to be po tchouts to the guys who are quoet Some who ta ll< a lot aren t worth a mckel As far as Kent State Coach laolback Nobody has ever managed the Cardmals as long as Red Don Ja mes ts concerned he Dayton 41 21 last week as Manetta at Mount Umon Also Wittenberg at Muskm sophomore runrung back Dave ~" hies have hurt th e would JUS! as soon for get the Schoendienst has Branch Rockey managed them nearly seven I T V & Appliance gum Otterbe n at Capttal sa d Mur ph y OU game a nd concentrate on Preston scored fiv e touch Rorke ye ars Frankoe FriSch had them over SIX seasons a nd Bolly Wooster at Kenyon Hobart Gas SeMCe la ment ng he fact Toledo has Saturday s game at Eastern dowll5 m the second half Southworth and Eddoe Dyer each managed f ve years but Y ) at Demson Grove City N We cut down on our coughed the ballll t n es n the nobody has equaled Schoendiell5t s ltJ.yea r tenure M ch•gan ' Phone 985 3307 The Me gs Marauder golf mtslakes agamst Dayton and (Pa J at Ohoo Wesleyan two losses g vtn g up the That was one of the poorest He says he has no set formula for handlmg hiS men Chesler OhtQ team kept Its season record at Oberlin at Carnegie Mellon performances l can remember we won the football gsme r know thiS about them he says None of them wants to get the 500 level for the season at foo tball s x t mes -·--~--,.J ( Pa ) and Kalamazoo by one of my teams n the four smd BG c;oach Don Nehlen shown up J ve never done tha t to any of my players That doesn t Need Ans\\ ers 9 9 as the Maroon and Gold Moch ) at Ohio Northern We dodn t fumble once and we We ha ve to get some a n years I ve bee n here satd mean 1 don t talk to them wben I fe el It s necessary A man lmksters split 6 matches this swers on the fumble s1tuatwn James We ve worked for four onl y had one pass m knows when he s made a miStake r don t get on him m front of week years to be compettttve and tercepted everybody else I ll watt untol the next day llJitll he s cooled off PLAN GAMES The Mara ud er s los t to saod Murphy Nehlen saod Western Mochi Despote the statiShcs OU when you go out and not even and then I II talk to hom pnvately RACINE - The Meogs J ackson and Wellston at No ballplayer ever challenged me and I ve never challenged County Un ted Methodost Wellston woth Jackson cardmg Snarl Proof any of them I ve lmed ballplayers a number of them but Church Youth Cowocll will a 166 total Wellston 167 and Reg $4 69 nobody ever knew anyth10g about 11 Metgs 192 Chuck Follrod was sponsor a games day 1 thmk the boggest kock a manager can get IS when all his the Marauder medalist woth a fellowship (or all Umted ONLY players are play10g like a team playmg like hell the " hole damn season when he UlJured a knee cut him BEREA Ohoo (UP! ) The Methodist juntor and semor 45 He played 111 14 games last club giVIng everything 1\ possobly can The only way you can hogh youth There will be The Marauders then lost to Cleveland Browns planned to n the Houston game last season know what that feels like IS to be a manager or a ballplayer r ght weekend ha ve a light work out at volleyball basketball and Nelsonvolle York 166-177 woth Coach Nock Skonch saod the Runmng hack Bob Hunt of m th~ m ddle of 1\ all Baldwon Wallace Colle ge other assorted games as well Follrod and Jeff Wa• ner fmng Take our start last year for example Remember how badly 42s and John Thomas a 46 today taper ng off theor Heodelberg a 14th rolllld draft Browns gave up Hunt reluc as a pertod of devotton on Bob IS Chester, 0 985-3301 we got off' We sunply couldn t wm We lost 20 of our hrst 25 and Moke Nesoelroad added a 47 preparatwns for Sunday s chOice was watved to make tantly but added Sunday Sept 29 2 30 to 5 p m farther a way from helpmg U5 room for Delcone Deleone 6-2 r had a meetmg I told the players I ve got conlldence m you so and Bruce Blackston a 48 contest n St Louos at the Racme Jr Hogh School than anyone else at this tune dor. t get down on yourselves We can t get a ball to bounce m and 252 pounds was dealt to Former C ncumatt Bengals Wednesday th e Meogs var there but keep swmgmg keep hustlmg keep runmng everyth ng Slty beat Logan !69 111 whole center Tom De leone was added Atlanta by the Bengals this and we re amply protected m th e backfield wot"- three out and you II see thos th10g U turn the B team topped Southern to the team Thursday as a season and I nally ended up halfbacks and two fullbacks It d d From last place ll games back the Cardmals muscled backup man for Bob Demarco woth the Houston Oolers who and Warren Local thetr wa y back to forst place by July They s\lllled on Sept 11 In the varsity IT atch Follrod Second s trm g cente r J1m th en faltered and carne chargmg back agam The Carils won was agam the rnedahst wtth a Copeland was lost for the thetr last hve games of the season a nd wound up fatlmg tow n the 38 followed by J ohn Thomas di viSIOn IItle by only one game woth a 41 Warn er wolh a 44 Red Schoend enst wouldn t want to see that happen a ga m Nesselroad a 46 and Blackston WJEH to a•r tilt a 54 In the B match won by after Red s game Meogs 196 to Warren s 198 and Ton ght s Gall pohs Ironton Southern s 237 Steve Bachner led th e way woth a 47 while hogh sc hool football game will The Meigs Marauder fresh decas on be broadcast over WJEH FM Crertson Pratt carded a 48 man and Junior hogh football followmg the C ncmnat Reds A second half rash of fum Mark Guolkey a 50 Dale teams went down to defeat to bles coupl ed woth a leaky pass Browmng a 51 and Bob Powers baseball game the respec\lve Athens Bulldog defense were the mam re asons The ocal rad o stabon has a a 52 squads Thursday n ght the for the Athens rout of the fr esh The next Meogs golf match contrac t wo th the Reds freshmen losing 28-6 and the men accordmg to head coach " ll be the league tournament necess tatmg th e delay The JUruor high droppmg a 14-0 Roger Brauer game woll also be replayed at Ironton Tuesday WJ EH AM Saturday over A second per od pass from beg nn ng at 9 a m accordmg Marauder Kelly W nebrenner to George Gum made the score th e loss to B II Gra y sports dorector We d dn t Bra uer stated 6 6 a t lntermtss wn before We Meogs fumbled on ts forst two perform t he skolls possess ons of the second half dommated the forst half we 1 omght s games to break the game open for the dodn t do that bad SEOAL. ln the JUmor hogh battle a Athens at Meogs Bullpups tremendously large Athena Ironton at Gall pol s Brauer wh o subs totuted fre ely smgled out Brent team as coach John Arnott Jackson a t Wellston referred to tt scored once m Waverly at LOgan Stanl e) Carl Wolson the second per od and aga m m Wmebrenn er Mark M1 tch SVAC Conta ns V am n A Palm tate V tam ns E 02 Buddy Dugan Tun Coats and the fm al quarter for the wm Southwestern at Kyger Creek R bof av n Nac n condensed 1 sh solub es meat mea We gave em a good battle Symmes Valley at North Galha Brent Arnold lor pra se despote p us othe h gh qua ty ng ed ents And you dogs w constdermg thetr stze Arnott Others ove ts c unchy mea fo m that g ves the gums and sa d addmg that Meogs got Alel<ander at M ller teeth exe c se T y the dog food that s been favo ed by down to the Athens 3 yd lme Coal Grove at Ceredo Kenova b eede s and ken ne s 1or decades Red Rose the a p a dog food The p ce s r ght too L ke a I Red once but couldn t pllllch 11 m Belpre at Ravenswood Rose Feeds t s bac ked up by mo e than 130 yea s of Arnott s ongled out Mark Ironton St Joe at Rock Holl lets you protect puppies Eshelman expe e nce n the f ed of an ma nutr t on Magnotta and Davod Blake for Eastern a t Federal Hockmg against 4 diseases with the r play m the loss Zane Trace at South Pomt one shot Next Thursday the freshmen Vinton Collllty at Tromble do It yourself and save host Gallipolis while the jwo or INTEREST Hannan Trace a t Green high team travels to Gallipolis Townahlp Southern at Wahama Saturday Warre n Local at Pomt Pleasant Shoe shining Nixon's own job? Defense nothing oy Sept 'll 1974 BURTON'S SUNOCO PHONE 773-9514 MASON, W VA Hours 700 AM to 7 30 PM �~rod 2 _ Thl Dally Ji<'p nel Middleport I 011 ,·m} 0 t'rod<l) S. 1Jl 'll 1974 Riffe, Lancione contest is expected W lkowsk1 md Barney Qwlter oone on the legislature for 16 nade pub! c theor support of a years and roomed wtth h m for It • • anhcopated Riff~ s move by Raffe to 4tke over as rour years state ent as that he would ~ a 11 ere was speculation Riffe cand1 ate ror speaker 1f tt .. s speaker Roffe denied any part m wan~ to become more v1s ble the oil of the De n ocr •tic plann nx the move He satd n 197~76 to nake a posSible of the Oh10 House sa d he "as caucus reorganizu g ut Decem 11lursday l c w s bemg forced run at the governorsh p m 1978 concernt."<l that pnor announce ber Anybody m my pOs•llon who mto a dec tswn by W lkowski Careful!) colllltcd backers n en! of the t me would hurt had a chan ce to be governor and other supporters and that would then declare theor hun of he changed hiS decoswn 1 1e dodn t run he feared they would not turn I down sa d I " on t He also dec! ed to term h1s support for Roffe ll•ffe If they said they would would f 1 d somebod y else t pcommg staten cnt an an announ ce ( n gomg to r 111 Anybody m my po51non they d be lying nouncement of h1 s 11tent ons unless I have the votes R He But he den ed such aspira would want to be speaker J \\ ant to keep thas as low key sa1d It was believed that t ons had an ythong to do woth Roffe satd whatever he does thts year Lancwne who IS scekmg a When the lime comes I II take 14Lh straight term m th e House look at governor n 1978 he a told newsmen last Monday he Muld foght any attempt to sad • Lanctone sa1d he and Rtffe Cr Ash said thai Montoya Wlseal hun even 1f It means Wt.SH!NGTON (UP! ) - TI e fro 1 government tu Ids part JUstify the expendotures for the agreed that Lancoone would cha nnan of a Senate subcom of $420 000 n annual salanes servants by saymg that "1th a sa1d and we threw t n the runmn g wJth a whole new have one more tenn as leadersh p team mtttee says the government for the staff currently at San \ a iel to slnne Nucon s shoes ash can Lhe subcomnuttee approved Qwlter IS currently maJonty s1eaker then yoeld to Riffe 111 and a na1d to do the shouldn t pay f ~ r s hill ng Clemente Calif 1976 and suppOrt hom for Mont oy a saod Budget 1ouse\\ ork N1xon was thus $55 ooofor 11 monU s of NIXon s fl oor leader W lkowski was Rochard NIXon s stloes A hogh governor tf he wanted to run chairman of the House Judtc admmLstratJon sour ce says the Dorector Roy Ash tr ed to freed for transtbon acllvitles pert<>on and $200 000 for one Roffe saod the agreement was t me trans1t1on expenses A ary Commtttee until he re former President 1s UTJtated for hun to be speaker starling travel budget was cut from s gned Wednesday over thts and other government $10 000 to $3 000 a commumca Rtffe has served wlth Lane n 1975 achons wh1ch Ntxon reels deny tlons request tnmrned from ho m the pnv leges of hiS $35 000 to $21 0~0 and a predecessors miscellaneous budget was re'1 he genera l gove rnm ent duced from $26 000 to $3 000 subcommittee of th e Senate The subcommittee reJected Approprtahons Comm ittee requests for a $111 000 vault to voted woaru nously Thursday store the White House tape to cut Ntxun s request for reco rdmgs and $50 000 for tr ansitiOn expenses fr om offi ce equopm ent Staff $850 000 to $320 000 Tl c House By Ray Cromley members sa1d the members has pooposed cutt ng the ex WASHI NGTON - NEA ) We have very l ttle odea whether felt Noxon could get along woth pe n5es to $398 000 he b 11 ons were spendmg for <lefense are buymg the n ghl the 186 chaors 21 solas and 77 The cha1rn an Sen J oseph capons the r ght m1< of them or the n ght numbers of them typewriters he has already Montoya D-N M sa d the The dec s 01 s are guesses based on computer mforma tton recetved fr om the government By JAMES J DOYLE was part cularly ann oyed tha t subcomrruttee woll ns st that but guesses a ll the same LONG BEACH Calif (UP!) the Marme Corps only grudg The House adi lmiStration all of Noxon s fe derally pa)d Our strateg c forces are destgned to prevent a war not fight subcommtttee cha1red by Rep - Richard Noxon s blood clots mgly allows hun to play on staff confme the r acttVlt es to one Defense Secretary James Schlesmger knows as well as the John Brademas D Ind says 1\ are res ponding sahsfac th e golf course a t Camp direct transitiOn acts rather next man th at no one wms a nuclear conflict Our nuclear arms woll open hearmgs Monday for toroly to treatment but he Pendleton which IS only a few than perform chores n the are des gned to co v nee Moscow not to take chances that could permanent legtslat1on on pres1 was reported respondmg woth mmutes from hts estate at San household lead o chaos a nd also to conv nee Western Europeans that we de nllal documents anger to moves cuttmg off his Clemente Calif Until he was Thts addtlwn came after It ca s and up to the Russtans m thetr defense The adm1mstration source post pres de nh al prmlages hospotalozed Monday Noxon was dtscovered that NLXon s The problem of U S defense thus s political rather than satd N1xon now hospttahzed m and money spent most of the tune smce his butler was receov ng $12 000 a n tlLtary But wh1le we are m close assoc allan w th West Naxon s treatment for phleb1 Long Beach woth a dtme sized restgnation Aug 9 m seclusiOn year and hiS rna d $8 000 a year Eureope s leaders and have a rather clear Idea of ho\'. they lis a t Long Beach Memoroal there blood c1ot m h1s lung was m a reason we ha\ e no such understandmg of Sovtet thinkmg We do very ~rntable mood He saod Hospital IS expected to last at no t know what combmatton of weapons and military forces w11L Noxon fell the government had least through the end of next conv nee the Russians not to take dangerous actions In the 1962 a begrudgmg attitude fore week preventmg Ntxon from VOTE TO STRIKE Cuban miSSile cr SIS we found out but that was when we had a ALLIANCE Ohw ( UP! J mg him to subm1t to a senes of attendong the opemng Tuesday ten o-one supenonty n stratego c forces That day IS not likely to The Allia nce Edu cat on m nor md1gmlles because he of the Watergate coverup tnal come agam m our hfetlmes Assoctatton voted Thursday to reSigned m the m ddle of his He has been subpoenaed as a The Pentagon os fren etocally tran51atmg I realises by leadmg wttness for both prosecution stnke ctty sc hools tf agreement tenure Sovoet molltary thinkers n the hope of fmdmg the answers we and defense on a new contract s not need But these may not g ve an accurate clue to what U S anns The dime-stzed embohsm m rea ched by Oct 7 The v. 11 mchne Brezhnev to etther cautiOn or recklessness NIXon s n ght lung -an area of assoctatwn members earher Schlesmger h msell has a great faoth n llJicertamty No blocked corculallon caused by a reJected a package offered by one he says w1 th obvtous rehsh can be certam what a democracy blood clot from the phlebotos m the board of educatiOn whoch his left leg tra vellng through teachers claun would have "' 11 do m any g1ven crtsts a fac t wh1ch must surely giVe the his velQB--lO the lung - IS resulted on pay cutbacks on Russ ans pause But Schlesmger s logJc on deterrence IS as KINGSTON R I (UP! ) responding satisfactorily to a some scales The assoctabon ls Western n concept as Robert McNamara s was Russians combmed therapy of oral and Convicted Watergate consp1ra barga10mg for hogher wages at quenes on the McNamara thesis durmg his tenure as Secretary tor James W McCord say. of Defense found ot ollogocal and myst1fymg mtravenous anticoagulant top scale a ~ well as a fa r Top Amertcan mihtary offteers are convmced that only U S Dr John Lwogren annollJiced PreSident Ford s pardon of dtsmtssal process for teachers deterrnmation w11l make the Russtans cautious If the Russians Rochard Noxon IS Illegal and Thursday believe we have thew II to resiSt and the wtll to defend our allies Lungren N xon s personal should be brought before the NO HARM DONE CINCINNATI (UPI ) Sym they II hold stoll several of these leaders have told this reporter phys1c1an saod tbe treatment Supreme Court SHIPPINGPORT Pa (UP! ) U they re convmced we don t ha ve the will they II probe and bollcally bond lor Frank J It was three years a go woll be con\ nued lor a - The Pennsylvanta Depart push ha der and take chances that could lead to war Some Woechman charged woth k d that James W Thursday ment of I;:nvtronm ental believe the showmg of will necesSitates standmg up to Moscow on nappmg lour year-<Jid Allison nut her of days An adm mstratton source m McCord JOined the Comrruttee Resources (DER) says a sp•ll every cructal1ssue and offermg an ohve branch at the same Mechem has been set at Washmgton sa1d meanwhile to Reelect the Presodent as a of several hwodred pounds of t me ThiS was the approach taken by Mr N>xon $128 000 the amollJit demand that Ntxon lS n a very secunty director thus begm nonradwactJve materials mto ed as ransom for the return of Modern weapons n sizeable numbers and the contmued mlable mood because of rung the mvolvement which led the OhiO Rlver from Duquesne progress n developmg more advanced types are other ex the I ttle gorl what he constders the be to hts conVIction Ught Co s noperattve atomtc presstons of w 11 But then we must turn to the question of what Wiechman however IS not grud gmg attitude of Congress MCCord conunemoraled the power plant here dod not result weapons I ow many and when to build them At today s pnces we suspected as the actual abdue occassoon by telling an audi and other government agen m any harmful effects tor of tbe daughter of Taft cannot afford to buy all weapons even all unportant weapons m ctes to depnve htm of ence at the Uruversoty of Rhode Broadcastmg Co Board Cha r maJor numbers prtvtleges funds and amemties Island the pardon of Noxon IS CHIEF DIES S Mechem Jr man Charles And what ts will and determmatLOn m Russ an eyes and selective prosecu\ton He giVen other former prestdents COLUMBUS (UP!) - Me where does 1t shade mto bell1gerency 1 pollee saod satd ot IS JUSt a contmumg of who served out thetr terms Nelloous Sharp perm t ch ef We have charged W ech So we are back to Schlesmger s uncertamty pnncople But He feels everyone IS gov10g the cover-up as far as I am for the OhiO Department of whole uncertamty may deter the Russ ans 11 most certamly woll man wth kodnappmg because concerned Ltquor Control doed here confuse our allies and make them wonder what the U S woll do m we bebve hun to be a prmcopal him a liard tune the source He saod Ford may have saod after a Senate subcomm t Wednesday He was 54 m the case sa1d Lt James tee Thursday voted to cut blown the prosecutors a crunch Daley We belive he d d not NIXon s return to pnvate life case referrmg to the coverup personally abduct the gorl but fund by more than half troal which begms next week participated n a consptracy to The subcommtttee voted to because the SIX defendants will kidnap her slash Presodent Ford s request be able to seek a miStnal on the Pollee are seerung an for $850 000 to $328 000 and the basiS of selective prosecu WltdentifJed man and a woman full approproations eommottee han m connection w th the case Ford seems to me to be IS expected to approve next The blonde-ha red blue-<!yed Thursday The su'>comrruttee ptcking and choosmg the men By Lawrence E Lamb M D the moddle or some exceso fat patients have dtgeshve DEAR DR LAMB - I m 11 around your navel then you are complamts mostly nausea gorl was abducted Monday also ordered a halt to govern to be put on trtal but leavmg years old five-feet-three and eatmg more calor1es than you dtarrhea gas and suntlar afternoon from her suburban ment fllJids to pay Noxon s out the pr10c1pal person who weogh 90 to 95 pounds People need OtherwiSe you probably problems Even fewer patients Mt Lookout home and found maod and valet should be prosecuted he satd alone and unharmed 10 a motel thmk l m rather slun bu t I need all those calones for your compla n of headache diz Ntxon IS upset at other MCCord said t was not r1ght don t th10k l am I take ballet normal growth and develop- zmess or weakness ThLs room by maods about 24 hours moves the source said and lor NIXon to be pardoned and m ballet you should be ment and r wouldn t do a thing medtcme also known as later because 1t seemed hkely that MWIICipa) Court Judge Joskmny People think I m crazy to help you damage your clofobrate IS useful lor many the former PreSident woll but I thmk I need a doet I ve health Sorry about that patients It 1s not a substotute seph Luebbers who contmued testtfy agamst tbe men 'who CHAIRMAN NAMED gamed 15 pounds m siX months Durmg growth you are for a good doetary program Waechman s arra1gnment until were doing hos own boddmg COLUMBUS (UP!) - The I ve stayed at my present formmg a lot of new body but of needed should be used Monday set bond at the McCord saod that the pardon OhiO Energy Advosory CollJicll symbol c figure of $128 000 wetght about a month and I structures Each t ny chemtcal "'th the doet aborted the grand JUry proW echman appeared m a has elected Jack Hope general cess suppose I 11 gam hve more compound that IS formed uses To control the cholesterol pollee I neup voewed by Allison manager of the General pounds I ve onl y grown a little some energy from your food to level you need to do more than In responae to a student s over three mches With my hook the atoms and chemocals JUSt lumt the foods that are and her parents but pollee Electr c Co plant 111 Cm question after his speech he wetght ga n together Every muscle Iober high m cholesterol The body would not say If the 11\Ue gorl cmnat as tts charrman and predicted that G Gordon Liddy Charles Whotten Toledo as would begm talkmg wtth n a I have a real problem you develop to help you become also makes cholesterol and woll dentifoed him Wiechman 26 convtcted of vtce cha rman The cotmc 1 year because I eat contmually and a nature good ballet dancer Is do so tf you cat too many can t stop I ve tr ed several constru cted by us ng lots of calon es of any type car thr ee armed robben es tn was created by th e General f thtnk he Will be telling the ttmeo to go 1n ad ct but 1\ JUSt energy That os why growmg bohydrate protem or fat and F londa m 1970 was paroled a Asoembly to provode expert truth probably wothm the next won t work Do you have a ny people use more energy than IS especially likely to produce month ago from the Bog Pine adv1ce and assistance to the year saod MCCord who spent suggestoons' r d like to lose those of us who have stopped fatty -eholesterol particles m Key Road Proson 26 111 Flor da admomstratlon of Gov John J SIX weeks In prison on the He tmmedoately re turn ed G llogan and th e newl y five or 10 pounds growmg Obvoously you are the blood of you eat too much conspiracy conviction He IS Ohoo Ener gy currently free on bond appeal DEAR READER - The only stoll 10 your growth phase and fat particularly the saturated home here and started workmg c realed at a downtown car dealership Emergency Comm1ss on fa ts from anunal sources way to tell of you are too fat or need that v tal energy badly mg a one-to-five year sentence not Is to see how much fat you Also the energy you use n have under your skm II m ballet takes a number of deed you have a roll around caloroes I know you have to pracllce regularly to become -~ any good at .ballet and regular Tile lllily Sentinel I1 exercrse does end up usmg a lot caloroes I thmk the beot of plans to broadcast the affair m 1 accele rated It ts scarmg the would ease monetary pohcy By MIKE FEINSR.BER thmg I can do for you 1s to 1ts entirety WASHINGTON ( UPI ) pr o f essiO n:~ ls a nd a mate urs allowon g Interest ra tes to decline and the housmg ndus discourage any real weoght loso After a month at the foothills ahke In keepmg woth the somber try to come back to life effort on your part unless you 700 of the country s chief toptc the planners had hoped Ge nerally pa rt c1pants These Ideas --and many to assemble In nonfrtvolous truly have excess fat under thmkers and doers gather at agreed thmgs would not get others - woll be la1d before the surr oundmgs your skm A good ballet dancer the sunumt thos weekend sllll much better soon But they weekend summit attended by couldn t lmd a swtable hum needs a strong healthy body searchmg for consensus on Generally they agreed too and 11 IS omporta nt that you eat what ts to be done about m the goverrunent should proVIde a cross sectlon of Amer can drum site and had to setUe for roght to obtam thiS goal more protec tlon Cor the econo- leadership - from busmess the gllttcrmg grand ballroom fla toon DEAR DR LAMB - Woll At the doze n pres ummot my s vochms through public government unions campus of the Washmgton HUlon At the preparatory conferen you kindly tell me I there are conferences which preceded JO bs and greater une m fa rms Prestdent Ford mtends to be ces participants agreed that an y sode effects to the drug the btg show all the traditional plo~ne nt benefits an act ovc parhcopant through certam goverrunental sacred Atrom1d-S used to r educe solutions were offered up But Some advocated tax cut!; for out the day and a hall of co ws - like dairy Import choles(erol levels' I use blUe there was no breakthrough the poor heavoer taxes for the discusstons Fr1day and Satur quotas or rules prohlbltmg or no food COIItlimmg high concept ri Ch Thos IS almost un day price competition In tran amounts of cholesterol Reiluced federal spendmg No agr eed upon policy - s hould be DEAR READER - Patients emerged whoch would take the was a pplauded at least as a n precedented Rarely Is a choef sportah on executove on diSplay for so l011g slaughtered ha ve tolerated Atromod S American economy out of a n abstra ct concept Moot praye d Public teleVIsiOn 1 etlod BuL Uere w •s u sl orta~ c of ourpnson gly well A few mflatwn so prolong ed a nd h< Federal Reserve Boa rd ~ ---- By I EE L.EONARO UPI Statehous• Reportrr COLUMBUS I UPi l - House Speaker Pro Ten pore Vernal G Riffe Jr !).Ne" Boston "as expected to doselose toda) he will challenge House Speak er A G Lane one !).Bell 1re for the speakersh p for the l97f>. 76 leg1slattve sess on Roffe sa1d Thursday he " ould have a !:!i l atement on the leadership ques taon someh ue I today tie tecl10ed to g1ve ttoe time but t "as beheverl the statement \\ O dd be tssued m the afternoon R ffe an e1ght term veteran as i ble he mud Berry's World Billingham missed Sport Parade delen J nat on was at 1 11 urs day noghl meet ng There has bL.. n specul atiOn for • " eek tl at Roffe would ~c k the speakersh1p nex1 ye r provided he IS re-elected ~n I Dc rnocr 1Ls n ta n con trol f ll c House - both regarded as near ce rtmn hes Den ocr(tts now dom nate the House 58-41 The specul atoon began late last week "hen two Toledo Democ rats Reps Arthur R By Mil ION IUC II MAN UP! Sp rls t:: Ill r NEWYORK ( UP I) - U you eve r took a poll among ba llplayers as to which 1 1anage r runs the loosest shap wh ch lS the cas est to ... <!) :Amnesty RAY CROMLEY congress moves Pardon charged Bond set at total ransom DR. LAMB Calories needed for normal growth il """ ~~ s such an nterestmg subJ ect don t you th nk so? ~ illegal DAVID POLING, D.D. Latter-day Saints and today' s problems By David PoUng The Church of Jesus Chn st of Latter-day Samts has JUSt opened a ghstenmg new temple m Washmgton D C Four soarmg spores reach mto the sky perhaps symbolic of the hogh goals of th e Mormon commuruty here and overseas For most of this century the focus of concern a nd public relatiOns has been at Salt Lake City and the famous Tabernacle that has become a western landmark w th 1ts ftrst-rate chmr The new center IS clearly a move by the Church of Latter-day Samts to reach the mtlllons of Washmgton VISitors wtth thell' message of Joseph Smoth and the Book of Mormon In thiS era of fascmat on for the strange and bizarre m rehgton (wttness the two-llour sermon on Madison Square Garden by Rev Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church ) the Mormona may mdced be lookmg to a major breakthrough and acceptance on Western culture In Chr shan corcles the Church of Jesus Chnst of Latter-day Samts has never gamed approval The theologocal differences have been too vast (and early Mormon practoces llJiacceptable) for rna nlme denommabons to adrmt much common ground Most ChriStians admore the hogh values on family life pnzed by the followers of J oseph Smoth and Brogharn Young but are bewildered by the concepts of baptiSm and sacrament as ex pressed m Mormon pract ce Presently the Church of J esus Chr st of Latter-day Samts IS fac ng some ser10us questions wttbin 1ts own ranks In a church completely dommated by Tbe Twelve and ruled forcefully by the most semor of Citizens younger members are expressmg q01etly these concerns I The racosm of their theology - that black people,have no true parllcopatlon m the life of the church or m the teachmgs of the r faoth There s no way that thiS doctrme can be JUStified m contemporary life Unbl thiS rellgoous group has a relor matoon the stress and mherent conflict of thiS pomt Will be sure to grow 2 The place of women In a male-dommated church Mor mon women have been placed m a secondary role Joseph Smith preached and practoced plural marroage This was fmally outlawed by an act of Congress and abandoned by the church m 1890 Yet today the leadership of women IS nowhere to be found tn key poSitiOna or posts It 1s hard to unaglne Slgmfocant growth m thos century for a denomonatlon that has no opportumty for women 3 The soarmg divorce ra te m Utah Younger Mormons are alarmed at the apparent hogh rate of divorce for the Zion state of Utah ChriStian pastors m the state report a staggermg coun selmg load dealmg with couples of all faoths who are caught up m the turmoil of domesllc problems This affects the Mormon Church senously lor t knocks at the door of theor male dommatwn theory and practice While many are saluting the worshop center m Washmgton many more are lookmg for the answers to new questions plagumg the church m Utah Mit or L ~ 19Ue St•ndlng s By Un t e d P eu. tnte njllt onal 2 a c nc nntt Gu el 11 t l 8 OS p m Los. Ange es Su on II 9 at Srm 0 ego tS p n er 8 I 10 JO N iU ona L e •gu ~ that he should have hit mto the Eut lifeen seats sa d J ack And w 1 pet g b pm S.tu day 1 Gi~ m U 5 83 73 532 t1 e pitch Cedeno hot was hogh sP Lou sbu gh 83 73 532 S Lou • a Ch e1190 a nd away and aw ay t went P sbu r gh at N ew vork Ph ade ph a 78 78 soo ~ Mon ea 75 3 .t8 8 Ph ade p h a et Mon ee Ken Groffey who os 15 for 25 New San F anc 11co 11 C nc n n at Yo k 69 87 .t.t? 14 In 1 s last seven games had Ch cago Hou! on a At an t a 2 tw 65 9 4 7 a west n gh four stra gl t hats and drove w pc1 g b Lo' Ange es a1 ~an D eoo n g h hon e U ree ru ns Lo!i Ange es 99 58 63 95 62 605 .t It s I ke I satd remarked CA ncannM a 85 72 54 14 Re d manage r Spa rky An Hous on 78 78 500 20 Amer can Le•~t~ue San Franc sco 71 86 .451 28 derson woth Griffey s speed San D ego Ent 58 00 J67 .t 2 w t pet g b all he has to do os make con Thursday ~ Res u t s 8.5 7 .5-45 Ba moe P sbY gh N ew Yo k 5 wet He should be shot woth a 85 7'l 5.4 h New Yo k C nc nnat 0 Hous on 6 8 1 75 5 9 4 gun r ght between the eyes Los Ange es 5 San 0 ego 2 o Bos on 75 8 48 10 c eve and nn cveryt me he stnkes out 75 81 478 10 M w a ukee Today s P obilbiE- P tcher s 1 85 '!1 55 -4 De ro The San Francisco G ants A TrnesE D T west Lou s G bson 0 2 a move mto R verfront Stadium enScago w pet gb De o e 3 .t 2 30 p m O ak an d 88 69 561 tomght for a three..game senes P l sburgh Reuss 5 a Texas 8 u 52::1 6 wh ch closes out the Reds home N ew Yo k Ma ack 1::1 ::1 B 05 M n n esola 7 8 76 5 6 pm 0 Ch cago 77 78 .497 seuson Ph a de p tl a Lonbo g 16 1 K an sas( y 76 Bl 484 a M on ea B a 0 7 8 05 The Reds end the r regular ca to n a 63 94 404 24 pm Thu rs da v s R es u Is season w lh two games n San F an s o M on ef usco : 1 Ch cago 5 Texas 1 s Atlanta Tuesday and Wednes Ch cago 1 T exa s 2 2nd K an sas C y 0 Cal forn a <Ja y of ne xt week Sos on 5 Detro t 3 0 n n Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Donald Hendncks Syra cuse Brett Fnend Long Bottom DISCHARG E D Helen Wolhams Goldoe Reotmore Bernard Wtlson Emerson Houdashelt T na Mullins Carol Mowery Robert Deeter Ge rtrude Pearso n Philip Donovan Jellrey Do!cher Juanota Spencer Constan ce Shoe Ids Weather Showers and thundershowers hkely tomghl and Saturday Mild tomght woth lows m the upper 50s to low 60s Turmng cooler and wmdy norU.west Saturday Highs mod 60s to low 70s Golfers stay .500 on '74 BOOSTER CABLE Browns prep for Cardinals in St. Louis I •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE Tire and Battery SALE PARTY PLANNED CHESTER - The Chester Volunteer Fore Department w II stage a party begmntng at 5 30 p m Sunday at the department build ng lor all those who helped m any way woth the operatwn of the food booth at the Meogs County Faor Those attend10g are to take a covered dish and thelr own table serv1ce Two Meigs squads lose 1000 TIRES IN STOCK Please 1 elpme 200 BATTERIES IN STOCK Red Rose Dog Food SOYBEAN PRICE UP WASHINGTON ( UPl i Woth short supplies and con tmwng strong demand the Agroculture Department ex pects farm ers to rece ve about $8 per bushel for soybeans thiS fall and proces will probably go up even further durmg the marketmg year as soybean supplies lighten OIO·Jec-~ liz% 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy On Certificates '1,000 Mm1mum •• RABIES VACCINE ALSO AVAilABLE MODERN SUPPLY 399 WEST MAIN STREET 992 2164 POMEROY OHIO TH ESTOR E WITH ALL KINDS OF STUFF FOR P ETS - STASLE S LARGE AND SMALL AN !MALS LAWNS GARDENS 3 year PARK RESERVED ALL DAY SUNDAY- SEPTEMBER 29th 30 Mo. 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B. & C. 6 Volt Tractor Battery •21'5 TUNE-UP SPECIAL With Engine Analyzer V-8 '5.00 6 cyl. •3.75 4 cyl. •3.00 Th e Ath e n s Coun1y Sn nu & Loan Co NOON UNTIL 10 PM 296 Second St ·- - - - ' -- Pom ero y Oh o Royal Crown ~oHhnq company M1ddoeport CAMDEN PARK US 60 WEST HUNTINGTON PWS PARTS PWS PARTS PLUS PARTS Front End Alignment •8.50 OPEN FULL DAY SATURDAY ~ ~~ ­ '~!UUJ' •2795 •3895 SUGAR RUN MILLS pay h ke lor gove rnment employes and m1lltary men The White House says Ford woll end the COII!erence with some trnportant economic an nollJicements The Inflation has become so hot politically that mactlon os pollllcaily lntolera ble The Democratic Caucus told Congress It would work unUI the snow fltes - U only he wlll send up a program But the outlook ecooOilllsts agree Is bound to be gloomy to an Amerocan public that has come to believe that prosperity , Is Its birthright 24 GROUP BATTERY Lifetime Guarantee Of Deposit volunteers for the sacrtf ce and belt-llghtenmg that all agreed would be essenttal Ind'!Cd while the presum mots talked economy Congress spent as usual Havmg already approved a $~ bolllon subsidy for allmg catUe raisers Congress approved legislation requormg that 30 per cent of unported 011 be carried In Mlcrlca!k>wned and manned IBnkers the m flatlonary Impac t of high Mlerlatn ~osts and wages notwithstanding Coogresa also brushed asode Ford s proposal (or a threemOIIlh delay In a .700 million Ridenour's season play Consensus on inflation beyond heavy thinkers • lnd ud1ng a lhrec-run hm 1E!r by r.esa r Ceden whole falhng to survlve the fourth mnm g II e 6-4 2 1 ~ pouund Red n gl thandcr p used to reflect upon Jus I st three starts dur ng whoch he had been pound t-<1 for 21 I L• a nd 16 runs m :JIX nmngs That s putt ong he w rid on fi re but nc t 0 e way J wunl to do It satd Jack fo r c m ~:; a sm1lc II e Red:; Ira ling 6-2 pockc I up two runs n I e fourth and the 1 exploded for flve more tn the lofth as they sent tO batters to U e 1late wl Jle roull g Astro s ta rter J a mes Rudn ey R chard Wmn ng 20 games means H lot to me but tl s not everyll ng sa d B llllngham fon ght I just wa nted to p tch well g ve us H chHnce o w n I hung four for L.ee May Bobcats take on Toledo Nixon angry at to bluff about CINC INN AII (()Il l - Ar e mpty c hampagne bottl e ad rr cd the top of J ack Bolhnghai s locker Jol n y Bench bou~ht It a nd ~ave al to n'le before the game so I could celebrate rr y 20th VIC tory sa d Boll n ~l a o The bottle was empty but B>ll n ~ ha 1 didn t H.et so much as a swo g of the champagne Jack dtd n t get the VICtory eother even though the Reds came fr om behind Thursday ligh t In beat the Houston A5tros 106 n the f nal of a three.g me A vactory for me wasn t the n ost mporu, r t thmg Cl,>de '" s 260 I OJ'ner of the scaso ~ three...run poke m the fQurth ann ng Hccounted for the As tros fmal run l11ereafter Ped ro Borbon Lon Hall and Ra wley East w ck bllinked the Astros the fl at 5 2-1 n ings without a I t B 11 ngham has no arm speed If hos sh ulder sn t boll enng h m lhen lts so weak from the soreness he l ad earlier th s season tha t he can t throw hat d saod Red potch n ~ coacl I .a rry Shepard Jack s fastb tl s stratght as il slrmg li nd he s t a g ng cur ve balls bcc(JUSC he s not popp ng hiS arm He s Just wheel ng the ball H s body s con roll ng the ball not hu; arm added Larry B llmgham ag ree d he s hang ng curve balls ag~ play for Danny Murtough a d Cl ud <Tanner both would be Ul roght up the re but Red Schocndienat would w10 gomg away Hos St LoUIS Ca rdmals may do the same th n ~ next week aod then again they may not but e ther way of the Cards do rllll mto any trouble 11 figures to come from theor opposotoon on tl e f eld not from lhetr manager m Lhe clubhouse Red Schoendienst manages tl e sa me way he used to play almost effortlessly but elfoctently The otl er guys drank It Locked n a pennant stru ggle that may go all the way down to saod B lllngha • But I don t the !mal day he IS now always has been a nd probably always ca r e beca use chan 1 <.r gne wtll be an Easy Roder ma kes me sack And I m The fa ct LS Red Schoendtenst never has had any real run n already sock • woth an) body dunng the 22 years he has played professiOnal ball B Um ~ham makmg hos thord or dunng the 10 years he has managed the Cardmals bod for hos 20th victory was He s hrst rate says Rcggte Smith He s a manager wl o pollllded lor a I SIX of the Astros has the key to managmg he lets the players play theor ga me Oa k and 2 M nneso e run s a nd all of he r 10 h ts gan s JUS( bog bog b g on T oda y s Probable P tc he rs Reggoe Smoth had some problems m Boston last year WI en he All t me s eon offense and defense Theor reported to the Card nals this sprmg Schoendoenst greeted hom M wavkee Co lborn 0 12 at front four on defense looks hke e a mo e ( Pamer 7 1 7 30 the same way he does all newcomers w1th a good clean ope a hasketball team at 6-5 6-5 6-4 p m mmd N ew York P Dobson 7 5 and &-3 a c eve and Pe erson 9 13 Shoot he s not going to have any trouble " oth me the Cards 7 30 p m M1 am1 Uruverstty which bed freckle fa ced red-head nvartably answered m sprmg Lratmng on ( Cte ... e an d 1 U at Purdue 77 1ast week but Is s\111 De8os ro F ym&n 6 B B 00 p m whe never anyone came around asktng hey whal abo~.,;.t Reggte Te;~~a s Jenk ns 2.t 12 a By Umt L'il Press International t s dis unbeaten tn ts last 14 ga mes Kansas VIllanova m ast week s game coach 13 II Hess fee ls Sw ck woll be competttove Snuth and what happened over there woth the Red Sox' c y (F zmo rls 12 6 woll meet Marsha ll Unlversoty 8 30 p m Ohoo Umversoty Coach Boll and Swtck has been about the be the key to any succeos the courag ng ThiS s U e same th10g some people tr ed to tell me "I en we M nneso a (Go t 9 91 a t Hess says quarterback Gene James saod he did not know Saturday only offense the Rockets have Rockets may I ave at Albert• got Richoe Allen We never had one bot of trouble He was an Ca t orn a Tanan a 12 9 1 1 00 It will be the 27th meeting pm whe th er qu ar te rba ck Greg excellent ballplayer for us and a fmc mdm dual The thmg woth a Swick ma kes 11 go for been able to muster Satu day Ct'! c-ago ( Ba h nsen 1 5 at Sw ck has earned the ,ball 51 lot of ballplayers s that they get a rap put on them fo r somethmg Toledo the Bobcats opponent Swock makes ot go for Kokal a n all MAC selection between tbe otwo schools a nd Oak and H o zm an 19 5 1 00 Saturday but he hasn t made 11 limes for an average of only I 1 Toledo satd Hess He s an last season who was m)ured m Moami has won the last 10 of pm they may have satd to a newspaperma n a fa n or a n a nager Saturday s Games They may have been teed off a t the tome they said 11 so os thos any go very far thts season as the yards per arry wh1le complet outsta nding passer and a the w n over Syracuse wtll be them and 17 of the last 18 Bos ton a Oe rol In other games once powerful Rockets have N ew Yo k a C e li eland ng 56 passes for 335 yards But scrambler v.ho gtves you a lot able to play Saturday reason to hold 1\ agamst them forever ' I don t thmk 1t should be Ch cago a Oa kla nd LouiSVIlle woll be at Cmcm dropped theor !orst two ga mes It doesn t look too en l c has not thrown for any 1 thmk most ballplayers who have had bad reputat10na w th of problems They use lots of M w a u k e ea t Ba t m o r e th e press I mean got them mamly because somebody happened and a re the underdogs n thts touchdowns angles but Swock s the guy couragmg he sa d But we ll na il Akron at Ball State n gh ex as at Kans as C y n gh JUSt have to wa t and see as ( Ind ) Central State at Ash M Tnneso Sw ock carr ed 32 tomes who mpresses He s dynam c to see them angry Did I ever get angry as a ballpla ye r' Not tha t one a at Ca f o n a n g h t land Adrian (Moch ) at Bluff Toledo was troanced 47 13 n aga tnsl Vtllanova and Rocket and of he gets a hot hand he each day comes I remember But everybody s built dtfferently ton Fmdlay at Defiance League Opener the season opener aga mst coach Jack Murph) says he can g1ve you real problems Oh I can recall somebody do ng somethmg to me I dodn t like Authorrted dealer for Zenith In another Mtd Amen can Bethany (W Va ) at Case when I was playmg like sl d ng nto me unnecesaroly hard 1 am pa a nd edged 7 0 by doesn t I ke to see hts quarter OU lost ts opener to North G1bson Hardwrck K1t Western Reserve Horam at back ge t that much ~c u on arollJid second base but I never sa d anythmg I always Ca rol na Umvers ty but came Co nf er ence ga me Bowling chen Ard Litton ( M cro We d dn wan t Gene to back last Saturday to dump Green I 1 w11l open 1ts league Allegheny John Carroll at remembered the guy who dod t though r never forgot You get wave Oven} Also Doxol Ramover Propane Service carry that much satd Mur preVIously unbeaten Kent State season a t Western Michiga n 2- Baldwm Wallace hit by a p tch you remember t You remember who h t you bu t (lnd ) at Wihnmgton Hetdel 1 phy Many of hiS carnes were Un ~erSity 20-0 you don t make a fuss about 1t Some of your best ballplayers are Bowl ng Green defeated berg at Indoana Central and supposed to be po tchouts to the guys who are quoet Some who ta ll< a lot aren t worth a mckel As far as Kent State Coach laolback Nobody has ever managed the Cardmals as long as Red Don Ja mes ts concerned he Dayton 41 21 last week as Manetta at Mount Umon Also Wittenberg at Muskm sophomore runrung back Dave ~" hies have hurt th e would JUS! as soon for get the Schoendienst has Branch Rockey managed them nearly seven I T V & Appliance gum Otterbe n at Capttal sa d Mur ph y OU game a nd concentrate on Preston scored fiv e touch Rorke ye ars Frankoe FriSch had them over SIX seasons a nd Bolly Wooster at Kenyon Hobart Gas SeMCe la ment ng he fact Toledo has Saturday s game at Eastern dowll5 m the second half Southworth and Eddoe Dyer each managed f ve years but Y ) at Demson Grove City N We cut down on our coughed the ballll t n es n the nobody has equaled Schoendiell5t s ltJ.yea r tenure M ch•gan ' Phone 985 3307 The Me gs Marauder golf mtslakes agamst Dayton and (Pa J at Ohoo Wesleyan two losses g vtn g up the That was one of the poorest He says he has no set formula for handlmg hiS men Chesler OhtQ team kept Its season record at Oberlin at Carnegie Mellon performances l can remember we won the football gsme r know thiS about them he says None of them wants to get the 500 level for the season at foo tball s x t mes -·--~--,.J ( Pa ) and Kalamazoo by one of my teams n the four smd BG c;oach Don Nehlen shown up J ve never done tha t to any of my players That doesn t Need Ans\\ ers 9 9 as the Maroon and Gold Moch ) at Ohio Northern We dodn t fumble once and we We ha ve to get some a n years I ve bee n here satd mean 1 don t talk to them wben I fe el It s necessary A man lmksters split 6 matches this swers on the fumble s1tuatwn James We ve worked for four onl y had one pass m knows when he s made a miStake r don t get on him m front of week years to be compettttve and tercepted everybody else I ll watt untol the next day llJitll he s cooled off PLAN GAMES The Mara ud er s los t to saod Murphy Nehlen saod Western Mochi Despote the statiShcs OU when you go out and not even and then I II talk to hom pnvately RACINE - The Meogs J ackson and Wellston at No ballplayer ever challenged me and I ve never challenged County Un ted Methodost Wellston woth Jackson cardmg Snarl Proof any of them I ve lmed ballplayers a number of them but Church Youth Cowocll will a 166 total Wellston 167 and Reg $4 69 nobody ever knew anyth10g about 11 Metgs 192 Chuck Follrod was sponsor a games day 1 thmk the boggest kock a manager can get IS when all his the Marauder medalist woth a fellowship (or all Umted ONLY players are play10g like a team playmg like hell the " hole damn season when he UlJured a knee cut him BEREA Ohoo (UP! ) The Methodist juntor and semor 45 He played 111 14 games last club giVIng everything 1\ possobly can The only way you can hogh youth There will be The Marauders then lost to Cleveland Browns planned to n the Houston game last season know what that feels like IS to be a manager or a ballplayer r ght weekend ha ve a light work out at volleyball basketball and Nelsonvolle York 166-177 woth Coach Nock Skonch saod the Runmng hack Bob Hunt of m th~ m ddle of 1\ all Baldwon Wallace Colle ge other assorted games as well Follrod and Jeff Wa• ner fmng Take our start last year for example Remember how badly 42s and John Thomas a 46 today taper ng off theor Heodelberg a 14th rolllld draft Browns gave up Hunt reluc as a pertod of devotton on Bob IS Chester, 0 985-3301 we got off' We sunply couldn t wm We lost 20 of our hrst 25 and Moke Nesoelroad added a 47 preparatwns for Sunday s chOice was watved to make tantly but added Sunday Sept 29 2 30 to 5 p m farther a way from helpmg U5 room for Delcone Deleone 6-2 r had a meetmg I told the players I ve got conlldence m you so and Bruce Blackston a 48 contest n St Louos at the Racme Jr Hogh School than anyone else at this tune dor. t get down on yourselves We can t get a ball to bounce m and 252 pounds was dealt to Former C ncumatt Bengals Wednesday th e Meogs var there but keep swmgmg keep hustlmg keep runmng everyth ng Slty beat Logan !69 111 whole center Tom De leone was added Atlanta by the Bengals this and we re amply protected m th e backfield wot"- three out and you II see thos th10g U turn the B team topped Southern to the team Thursday as a season and I nally ended up halfbacks and two fullbacks It d d From last place ll games back the Cardmals muscled backup man for Bob Demarco woth the Houston Oolers who and Warren Local thetr wa y back to forst place by July They s\lllled on Sept 11 In the varsity IT atch Follrod Second s trm g cente r J1m th en faltered and carne chargmg back agam The Carils won was agam the rnedahst wtth a Copeland was lost for the thetr last hve games of the season a nd wound up fatlmg tow n the 38 followed by J ohn Thomas di viSIOn IItle by only one game woth a 41 Warn er wolh a 44 Red Schoend enst wouldn t want to see that happen a ga m Nesselroad a 46 and Blackston WJEH to a•r tilt a 54 In the B match won by after Red s game Meogs 196 to Warren s 198 and Ton ght s Gall pohs Ironton Southern s 237 Steve Bachner led th e way woth a 47 while hogh sc hool football game will The Meigs Marauder fresh decas on be broadcast over WJEH FM Crertson Pratt carded a 48 man and Junior hogh football followmg the C ncmnat Reds A second half rash of fum Mark Guolkey a 50 Dale teams went down to defeat to bles coupl ed woth a leaky pass Browmng a 51 and Bob Powers baseball game the respec\lve Athens Bulldog defense were the mam re asons The ocal rad o stabon has a a 52 squads Thursday n ght the for the Athens rout of the fr esh The next Meogs golf match contrac t wo th the Reds freshmen losing 28-6 and the men accordmg to head coach " ll be the league tournament necess tatmg th e delay The JUruor high droppmg a 14-0 Roger Brauer game woll also be replayed at Ironton Tuesday WJ EH AM Saturday over A second per od pass from beg nn ng at 9 a m accordmg Marauder Kelly W nebrenner to George Gum made the score th e loss to B II Gra y sports dorector We d dn t Bra uer stated 6 6 a t lntermtss wn before We Meogs fumbled on ts forst two perform t he skolls possess ons of the second half dommated the forst half we 1 omght s games to break the game open for the dodn t do that bad SEOAL. ln the JUmor hogh battle a Athens at Meogs Bullpups tremendously large Athena Ironton at Gall pol s Brauer wh o subs totuted fre ely smgled out Brent team as coach John Arnott Jackson a t Wellston referred to tt scored once m Waverly at LOgan Stanl e) Carl Wolson the second per od and aga m m Wmebrenn er Mark M1 tch SVAC Conta ns V am n A Palm tate V tam ns E 02 Buddy Dugan Tun Coats and the fm al quarter for the wm Southwestern at Kyger Creek R bof av n Nac n condensed 1 sh solub es meat mea We gave em a good battle Symmes Valley at North Galha Brent Arnold lor pra se despote p us othe h gh qua ty ng ed ents And you dogs w constdermg thetr stze Arnott Others ove ts c unchy mea fo m that g ves the gums and sa d addmg that Meogs got Alel<ander at M ller teeth exe c se T y the dog food that s been favo ed by down to the Athens 3 yd lme Coal Grove at Ceredo Kenova b eede s and ken ne s 1or decades Red Rose the a p a dog food The p ce s r ght too L ke a I Red once but couldn t pllllch 11 m Belpre at Ravenswood Rose Feeds t s bac ked up by mo e than 130 yea s of Arnott s ongled out Mark Ironton St Joe at Rock Holl lets you protect puppies Eshelman expe e nce n the f ed of an ma nutr t on Magnotta and Davod Blake for Eastern a t Federal Hockmg against 4 diseases with the r play m the loss Zane Trace at South Pomt one shot Next Thursday the freshmen Vinton Collllty at Tromble do It yourself and save host Gallipolis while the jwo or INTEREST Hannan Trace a t Green high team travels to Gallipolis Townahlp Southern at Wahama Saturday Warre n Local at Pomt Pleasant Shoe shining Nixon's own job? Defense nothing oy Sept 'll 1974 BURTON'S SUNOCO PHONE 773-9514 MASON, W VA Hours 700 AM to 7 30 PM �.. S - The DaUy Senti"" I. Middleport -Pom • roy, 0 ., Fr iday, &pt . Tl, t9" ! 4 _ The Daily Senti no> I Middleport- Puuwroy. 0 .• hiday. -''-; vi. '!i . 1:174 FuQI~,lll World Pritchard ·liked flattening Phipps ~:.:~~ 8 . v u 111 1l•(l P r e !is 1nt(' rna t. o ri a I E cu 1 w 1 1 9 4 0 Flor ida x l t•<HJ Ul' S l.-lnd 1/IQ S C h ~H!o tt e W I pa 69'} '1 46 170 6!<; 107 19 7 0 •' 1' 0 46 7 H1 16A JOB ' ' l rat 0 Cen B rrnn Qhm p e t . pf ~~o :no pet . pt p~, 84b )J ~ 76'i I I1 7 0 Ball . shot' wasn 't then. M e m p h is I I 1 0 BJll 39'1 ?Ooi 1 • 0 538 317 3 II carriers and referees are not " Now Players a r e ver y ( h 1Ctl90 overjoyed at Ron Pritchard 's touchy about how they're hit.. O t> l rotT 1 11 0 0 77 198 )J,I W est wtique " historical" ouL1ook on It's not the sam(' anymore. l11C w I I pe l . p t pit the game of pro football . rules d w nges uvPr the y£"<·1rS 0 ~ ~ 333 145 Ron can 't get out of his mind Ita ve made it a safer and more S Cal i f ' P or Tl an d ·I R 1 3 33 19 1 199 the " good old tl,ays" whe n sophisli rilted ga me." Haw <1ii - 4 9 U 30 11 73 1 111 "clothesline · ta ckles" Pritchard was familia r with y Sh reveprl J 9 I 7.50 116 ?81 bringing down a runner with <J ha rd knocks long before he x tormc r l y Ne w Y ork. v lo r rne rl y H ous ton stiff, outstretched forearm to played foo tball. W e dn es dr~ y 's R £> o; u lt s the head - were tolerated .;r was always fighting guys Me mp h is 17 Shr e v eport 3 Po rtl<lnd 16 8 i rm1nQhilrn ?1 more than today . when r was growing up ," the Cali for ni a S7 J~c k. The Cincirmati Bengals line- native of Anti oc h. Calif. . north \OnSouthern v i tl e J backer got in a good one a of San Fra ncisro . P hi l a d elp h ia 11 Th e Ha w a11 ans 16 couple of weeks a go against " ] used to like the tough guy Th u r s da y ' s R es ult Cleveland Browns quarte~back image. You kn ow, the image of Flo r i di1 19 Ch iC iHIO 0 Mike Phipps. the guy who didn't l ake nothing M a 1or L ~agu e L ead en B y Un 1f ed P_r ess Int ernati o nal The scrambling Phipps was fr om nobody." .e ncountered one-on~ne in open Pri tc ha rd 's off-se a so n ocg ab r h pet , field by Pritchard and the 6- cupation is. not surprisingly , Ga rr . A ll 139 · 5a7 8 1 20 ~ 35.:1 foot-1, 23~-pounder leveled pro wrestling. O lvr , Pt t 14 1 59 1 9 3 l B9 .310 B uc kner , LA Mike on a headhigh crack with 1-10 56 I BO 177 . 3 16 his arm. G r vy . L A 152 629 9 3 l'HI 3 15 Sm ith , St L Phipps didn't like it and the l 3a ·199 n 157 _J 15 official thought even less of it. Major Leagu e Re sult s Madlo c k , Ch i By Un i ted Pr ess International 1'12 ~ 3 0 63 IJ5 3 14 He stepped off a 15-yard National League M c Br ide , SI.L penalty against Pritchard . Pittsburgh 420 032 000- 11 N 4 14 5 5.:1 1 77 1i19 3 12 Pritchard, now preapring for New York 010 t oo 12 G- s 11 1 Gross. H lSO 564 75 175 3 10 P izarro , H er na n dez (9 J and Z is k , P i tt 143 5 19 71 161 3 10 Sunday's g-ame against the San Sangu i l le n ; K oosm an , Cram Bro c k . St.L Parke r ( 5 ], M i l ler [7J. IJ 8 6 111 103 189 .308 Francisco 49ers, recalls the A( 3L k er ( 9 ) an d Dyer_ WP P izarro MOn 1M1 C' Z, P hi l play with relish. fJ 1) _ L P K oosman ( 14 . Il l. 137 503 5 3 155 . 308 HR s-St arg e ll ( 251h L Oiive r 2 Amer i can Leagu e ' 'I · was going after the old ( 10th & 11th ). g ab r h pet . traditional clothesline tackle, " Ca r e w , Minn ouston 021 300 ooo-. 6 Hi 2 149 saJ as 2 14 . 36 7 he said. "You know, the kind of H Cincinnati 020 251 oox- 10 1"2 0 O rt a , Chi 134 503 7 1 160 . 3 18 thing that makes you remem· R ic hard , Cosg r o v e ( 4 ) , Y ork M a d dox , NY 133 449 73 139 .3 10 ber what football was once like. (5 ), De Lo s Sa ntos (5), J .John so n (6 ) a nd M ay ; B i ll ing e R . KC 1-13 SI B 68 160 .309 " As a kid I use to read about ham . EJ or b on ~4 ), H all (5 ), M Rn d l. T ~ 14 8 5 10 6~ 156 .306 Pini LNY 137 504 69 15'2 302 that st uff . The clothesline. The Ea st w it k [6 ) and Benc h . WP Hall ('2 1). L P -Y or k ( 2 - 2~ . H R Yaz . Bos 148 SIS 93 155 301 hammer. Guys who had their Ced eno (7.6th J. Allen , Ch 1'2 B 462 8-1 139 . 30 1 Bur roughs . T ex ·teeth knocked out. With broken Los Angls DOD 000 110 3- . 5 8 1 540 83 161 . 298 fingers. No face masks. The old San Diego 010 DOD 001 o--- 2 7 1 Rob inson ,149 Ba it CINCINNATI ( UP! ) - ' ~~~;~·;:~~:~::~ days." As for the clothesline tackle, he figures, "Sometimes the refs call it and sometimes they don't. I really wasn 't thinkin g about whether or not they would when I did it. "Anyway, I'm still glad I did it. It was fun, right ?" The sixth·year veteran from Arizona. State admiU;, "I'm not an over-intellectual football player. I like to think of myself asbeing aggressive and a hard tackler. I go after people. I'm intense." Ra u , M a r sha ll ( 7) an d F er g u son , Y ea ger (61 ; F r eis leb en, Jone s ( 8 l. Ha r dy ( 10 ) and Can n i zz ar o , Ke ndall ( 6 ). WP -Marsh a tl ( 15 - 12 ) . L P-Jon es (8 -221 . HR -W int i eld ( 19th) . American L eag ue ( 1 s t game) Chicago 001 020 D2D- . 5 9 2 Texas DOD DOO DID- . 1 51 Kaa t ( 20- 13) and Herrman n ; H ar9an , Cl yde (6 l. M e rr i tt (B l and Su ndberg . LP -Harg an (12 - 9) . . l. --- Californ ia 100 000 ooo-. I 51 Kansa s City050 021 02x- 10 IS 0 Dobson , K irkwootl ( 6 ), Pin a ( 7) , S anders ( 8 ) and Eg an ; Busby ( 22 - 14 ) and Marl i nez. LP -Dob son 11-JJ. H R -M c Ra e Unfortunately, says Pritchard, titnes are changing in pro ( 151h ). football . Bo ston 000 000 102 2- . 5 11 1 D etroit ooo OOJ ooo-o- . 3 121 "It used to be a gaine where . Drago ( 710) and Bla c kw ell , everything goes. Now it's 'you Montgomery (7J ; Coleman . i ller (B) , Ray ( lO J L P . Hill er ca n't do this and you can't do H ( 17-l JJ- . HR s M eyer (Jrd l , that .' What 's called ~ 'cheap Mon ! ga m er y { 4th J _ ~Collectors Crystal Butter & Cover <"<-~YI by Imperial Phil 36 ; Wy n n, L A 32 : Ben c h . Cin 3 1: P er e z, Ci n 27 : Ce d eno , Ho u 16 . American L eagu e: All en , Ch i 32 ; Ja c kson , Oak 29 , Darw i n , M inn . Ten acE! , Oak a'nd B ur r o ugh s, T ex 25 . Runs Batted In N a tional L eag ue : B enc h , C i n 12 4 ; SC h mi d t . P h il 115 ; G.9rv ey . LA 110 : Wynn , L A ·1_o7 ,- Per ez, C i n 9 8. A m e r i < il n League : Bur ro ughs , Te x 116 : Sando , O a k 103 ; R ud i. Oa k 95 ; D a rw in , M inn 94 ; H enderson , Chi an d J a c k son , Oak 93 . Stolen Bases N atio nal League : Br oc k , St . L I 16 . M o rgan , Cin 58 ; Lope s, LA 56 Amer i can L eag ue : Nort h , O ak 54: C are w , Minn 38 ; L ow e n s tein , Cl e v 35. Pifching National L eag ue : . M ess er s mith. LA 19 6 ; Billingham . Ci n 19 10 ; Sutton. L A 18 -9; P. N i ekr o, A ll 18 13 ; GIJ I·I ett , Ci n 17 . 11 . AmeriCan League : . Hun ter . Oak 25 ; 12 i J enk in s, T ex 24 - 12 ; Bus by , KC 22 -14 ; Cue llar . Batt 21 - 10 ; T i anl , Bo s 21 13 ; R ya n . Cal 21-16. { SPECIAL SERV ICES The Enterprise, Rock Springs and Flatwoods United Methodis t Churches will hold a special week of services leading up to the internationally recog nized World Communi on Day, Sunday, October 6. These services will Monday, Sept. 30, and continue . each night at 7:30 p. m . th rough Saturday, Oct. 5. The Enterprise Church will be the host c hur ch with a differ ent group from the church in char ge of the Service each night. The speakers will be s ix different United Me thodi st ministers fr om Meigs County. Rev . D. William Sydenstricker '4.50 is the pastor . Everyone is inOriginal reproq uctions of time less beaut y .. . Perfec t for holiday gilts. Co mpliment your lamily and friends with elegant handcrafted Collectors Crystal by Imperial. Many Others Including Sugar and Cream Set . . .. . . . '6.75 Footed Compote . . . . . . . .. '8.00 13" Plate .. . ... . . ... •7.50 Cruet an.d Stopper . ' 4.50 8" Round Bowl .... . .. . ... . '5.75 vited to attend these services with th e week's theme "Renewal Thru Christ". RACINE Clyde R . Johnson, 35, Route I, Hamden , formerly of Racine, was killed Wednesday in a one car ac-Cident a mile nor th of Hamden . Born in Racine, the son of Curtis D. and Bertha F . Eaton Johnson, who survive, Mr. Johnson worked for the Engle Constructi on Co. at McArthur . He was a member of the Meigs Aerie 2171, Fraternal Order of Eagles, the Oak Grove United Methodist Church; and had served in the U. S. Army. He ·was a graduate of Racine Hi gh ~·or a 43-year-<>ld playing a game th.a t is becoming morr Comin g to the Kaisel', which he lt>m ls by a s troke ovt! r Bunky Henr y and La r ry Zieg ler and by·lwo shots over Bobby Wa lzcl , Curtis Sirfnrd anti Wally Armstron g, Casper ami m ort> dom ina tf'rl by m en in $1 ,4G5 , 4 ~ from the ~~a n • f• hf' lovf\S so much. Only twn players have won more from MUif Jac k Nicklaus with $2 , 24 :t , l i2:~ a 1KI Arnold Pa hue r witlr $t,664,096 . Ca spe r last won in the 1973 c:n•<.tter Ha rtford Open a nd to this point has ~a rn ed on ly $52,290 this yea r to r ank 46tll on thl• !! lOney list. Vic tory ln the Kaiser is worth $30,000. Ca sper played near perfect goH 0 11 Sil verad o' s so uth cow·se . scoring seven bi rd ies in u row1d of 31·34. "Tiwt 's my best opening round in 100 years ," he quip- p zra t es back zn fizrs t 0 0 l.eog ue games, Kansas City By BILL .MADDEN drubbed California 10·1 and UPI Sports Writer Boston edged De troot 5·3 Offhand, 1974 hasn't been a A's 2,1'wins 1 banner year f or J ohnny Sain, ' While Kaat was cementing the Chicago White Sox pitching hi s credentia ls as a serious coach whom many baseball candidate for "Corneback of observers 1·egard as the best in th e Year" honor s. Hunter,long his trade. the a ce of the potent 0akland For despite that spacious staff, .was making his bid for White Sox Park. Chica go the first Cy Young Award of his hurlers have fall en upon hard ca reer by ·becoming the w·in"times lately , finding it increas- nin ge.sl pitcher in the majors. ingly more difficu lt to keep Hunter, 25-12, was touched that little while ball out of the for a ninth inning solo homer grandstands. As it is. they rank by Bobby . Darwin while pit12th among the rest of the chin g h is 23rd complete lea gue 's pitchers and at least game_;__a_ career high. The A's, one of them, Wilbur Wood, has meanwhile made their five hits .gone home rather than facing off loser Dave Goltz count. the dubious honor of a possible With two out in the first, second st raight 20-loss season. Claudell Washington s ingled, All of which probably brings stole second and came ~orne on Johnn y Sa in to sigh quietly , Sal Sando's single, his 103rd 'jthank God for Jim Kaat." RB£. The other A's' ·run cam_e Kaat. a Sain protege dating in the fourth when J oe Rudi back to both of their heydays at singled and came a ll the way Minnesota in the mid·l960s , home when Eric Soderholm becamP a 20-game winner for th r ew away Gene Tenace's lhe second time in his ca r eer groWlder . Thursday night, stoppin g Red Sox 5, Tigers 3 Texas 5-l in the opene r of a The Red Sox kept their doubleheader tha t was eventu- flicke r ing AL East chances ally swept by the Chisox, alive when Bob Montgomery virtually sew in g up the AL laced a two-ru n homer in the West race for defending World ninth to tie the score at 3-3 and Champion Oak land . then delivered a bases-loaded With Jim "Catfish " Hunter single in the lOth to win it. Dick hurling Oakland to a 2·1 win Drago (7-lO ) went the route to over Minnesota, the Rangers gain the win. now sta nd six games back With Royals 10, Angels 1 the A's' magic number down to Steve Bus by, who earlier one. failed five straight titnes to win [n the only other American heritage house • Middleport, 0. FURNITURE PORTABLE ENSEMBLE . season a nd his fi ve RBfs gave hi w nine in the last two g<m Jes. [n the only other N L games, Los Ange le s r e du ce d its "magic number " for clin ching the NJ. Wes t title to two by beati ng Sa n Di ego 5-2 in 10 in ni ngs a nd Cincinnati defea ted Hous ton 1()..6. Dodgers 5, Padres 2 • Hon Cey 's tw <Hlut. two-run double triggered a three-run 10UJ inning tha t carried the Dqd ge rs to victory over the Padres . Cey's !tit came afler walks to Jim Wynn and Joe F erg us on and Bill Rusell ca pped the rally by scoring Cey with a single. Mike Marshall recorded his 15th win in relief. Dave Winfield hom ere d for San Diego. Kaat posts 2olh victory American League Roundup (Jlqfldf;:~ ~uq · QUASAR • By FRED McMANE UPI Sptlrls Writer lt took the Pttts burgh Pira tes exactly four batters Thw·sda y nig ht to bury the m emor y of the night before . The Pirates, who suffered an e~as pc ra ting l3·12 loss to the St. Louis Ca rdina ls in 11 innings Wednesday night to fall ttis 20lh game. picked up win No. 22 on a five-hitter. Hal MacRae 's grand slam homer in lhe second inning provided the brl'nt uf the KC scorin g and rookie George Brett had four hits for the Royals. 19 " diagonal furniture -look .portable ensem ble with harmonizing roll -about cart. Cabinet of high impact plastic with textured Boca Pecan grain finis h. Solid State chassi s except for only four chassis tubes. • WERNER RADIO & T.V. musewns. Mrs. Jackson expresses the opinion that flower arranging Is an art form and that to become a good floral designer a knowledge · of art is invaluable . She said that essentially flower arranging is adapting one type of art into another type of art. At the sessions held in the basement of the Roy Holter home on Chester Road every Thursday a fternoon, Mrs. Jackson gives · a lecl\lre on some particular area of flower · arr-anging, makes up One or two arrangements applying the material of the lecture, and _, 180 N. 2nd By Charlene Hoeflich Something different and dlatlnctive ... That's what it takes says Mrs. Irene Jackson, flower show judge of lnternation•l a ccredltatlon from the Natlohal Council of State Garden Clubs, to walk off with the blue ribbons in flower shows. • Mrs. Jackson is in Meigs County conducting a si• ,.eek co~rse on advanced floral design. Emphasis of the course is to train people to itnprove the overall quality of fl ower arrangements and to assist them to more S[CCessfully compete in modern 'classes in noWer shows. Conducting cour ses and presenting programs on flower arranging i~ nothing new to Mrs. Jackson. She's been doing it for forty years, more or Jess, and by her own admission, loving every minute of ir. From Maine to New Me<ico she has traveled teaching fiow er design . A resident of Wellston, the talented arranger is a master flower show judge and a qualified instructor in Japanese design . She is a life membe r of the National Council of State Garden Clubs, belongs to the Sage tu s Teachers Association and Ikebana International. Up until the past two years she traveled annually to New York City for a judges' syni· post urn which lasted three days and then spent another three days in the city visiting art Middleport. 0. o Bu L •• SAYS DON ••• Coordinates WE HAVE by ''Heller'' BABY BEEF SIDES Beautiful! 130-150 lb. Average Come See! then assists the class in making arrangements. Each week class members have homework In which they apply the principles they lear""d in the lesson before. So far there have been sessions on naturo! materials typifying a place in · Ohio, a still life, modern design emphasizing contrast in texture, and expressive abstract design using psychedelic colors. In her lecture yesterday, Mrs . Jackson said that any craft can be applied to flower arranging and proceeded to use a background of string sculpture for a modern design in black. She demonstrated the use of light, colored spots and blacklight, as a way of establishing mood, creating effective shadowi ng, and defining an area of interest. She said that in expressive abstract design - and each of the class members is to make one carrying out the theme, entrapment, for next Thl:lfsday . ~ I _ ~ II I ' I It Dick and Dale has taken another " D" ... DON VAUGHAN. a Installation of new officers Club and Region It director, highlighted the Monday night annoWlccd the fall regional meeting of the Bend 0' the meeting to be held at Grace River Garden Club held at the Methodist Church, Nov . i6 at 10 horne of Mrs . Bert Grimm. a . m . Mrs . Edward Kay · o( Special guests were t973-74 Lancaster will be the guest presidents of Meigs County speaker and demonstrator. Garden Clubs. A communica tion was read Mrs . James Carpe nter, fr om Mrs . Margaret Ella membe~ of the Rutland Lewis announ cing the annual Friendly Ga rd eners, and holiday show of the Rutland publicity chairman for the Ohio Garden Club set for Nov. 2 and · Association of Garden Clubs, 3. Several meri1bcrs indicated was the insta lling officer . that they wi ll enter the show . Installed were Mrs . Wilson Mrs . Gretta Simpso n , Carpenter, president; Mrs. devotional leader, gave a Robert Kuhn , vice president ; meditation with Mrs. Andrew Mrs. Edward Simpson, Cross givi ng the club prayer, secretary, and Mrs. James Mrs . Glen West the thoug ht for Diehl, treasurer. The new · the day. a nd Mrs. Clifford · president prese nted Mrs. Morris , the club poem. (;arpenter , the installing of. For roll call , each member ficer , with a gift on behalf of gave a sugges tion for the new the club. program book or commented Mrs . Aaron Kelton, president on interesting program-s during of the Winding Trail Garden the past year. Mrs. Kuhn Middleport Junior Troop 39 An organizational meeting of the Middleport Junior Troop was held Monday night at Heath United Methodist Church. Mrs . Roscoe Wise and Mrs. Ruth Spencer a re the leaders of the troop. Following the flag ceremony, the girls formed patrols and elected officers. The patrols are " The Big Red Machine" with Pam Crooks , leader ; Robin Kitchen, assistant leader; Melissa Spencer , Cindy Crooks, Kim Fraley, and Vickie Boyles, members . "The Six Musketeers" with Ruth Blake, leader ; Helen Slack, assistant leader; Karen Goggins, Paula Horton , Stephanie Houchins and Tina Miller, members. "The .Winding Trail", leader Kathy Blake, asst. leader Angie Houchins , with J ean Horton, Susanna Wise , Cindy Parker and Joyce Stewart, members. During the meeting the members of Patrol3 pracliced laying a trail and Patrols I and 2 followed the trail. Monday each of the scouts is to take an empty detergent bottle to the meeting for use in a Halloween craft. DILES HEARING AID CENTERS ••• ••• .• • •• • •• •• EVerywhere . BAKER FURNITURE 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop ' GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH • . "The Ohio Valley~• Moat EJCcltlng Ctuch" wilt. The two ma de severa l arrangements using lcucothoe , euonymous , yew , forsy th ia leaves and arbovi tae . For the arrangements, Mr s. Morris brought coc kscomb and dahlias . 1l was s uggested also tha t brightly co l or~d dried flowers be us ed with the greenery . It was announ ced that the next meeting will be at the home of Mrs . Glen West with Mrs. Ralph Webb as program leader. Members will make the program booklet cove rs from dried flowers at that time . Mrs. Grimm , retired president. than ked the office1·s and member s fo r their c ooperation during her two years as president. The club gave her a gift . The hostess presented posy pots of natura l clay filled with plant slips to the guests, Mrs . Kelton, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs . Grace Pratt, Mrs. Etoilla Cassell, Mrs. Dennis Carroll and Mrs . .James Carpente r . A fall motif was carri ed out in the table decorations with a gold and melon arrangement of c hr y s ant h emum s and marigolds flanked by brown tapers. A sa lad course was served. and ttasy to taka, MONADEX will heiiJ curb your desi re for · excess food . Eat 16$$ - weigh less. Contains no dangerous druQS and will not" make you nervous. No strenuous eKercise . Change your l ife . . . star1 today . MONADEX cost $3. 00 for a 20 day supply. ,Large economy size is $5.00. Also try AOUAT ABS : th ey work gently to help you lose water -bloat. AOUAT ABS - a "water pill" that works - $3.00. Both guara!lteed and sold by : Swisher & Loh se Pharma cy, 112 E . Main, Pomeroy, and Dutton Drug Store, Middleport. Mail Orders Fi lled. MA·9 7" Aluminum PAINT PAN HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: The Bon Vivant I • Model F586X While c ol o r cabinetry with blue· tinled dust cover and White A llegro 2000 speakers with Blue gril les. ~NnRE PACKAGE ONLY PriCed: 1 lndlvidUIIIJ 319~ $21995 The quall!y goea" ln befOr fl lhflname Q'OU on$ l~ ngels Furni.ture, Middleport Men's 50¢ $200 Blue-Gold Green WOMENS JEANS OFF THE REGULAR PRICE ON ANY PAIR OF MENS •• •• William s . Olloo TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ATHENS 444 W. Un1on 51. Riverside Professional Bldg . · Ph . S9H ,>ARKERSBURG-Medical Center Plaza ... k It lSI · Ph. t304141S · o>41 IO:zt mar -- ..................-~ •• •• • WOMENS SCREEN PRINT TOPS Cardigan or zipper back pullover style. Polyester. screen printed front and back. Regular and Extra SI. OO Values . Long Stems. Makes Large Sizes . Beautiful Bouquet . JACKETS . MIDDLEPORT ONE DOZEN ROSES OR .MIXED FALL FLOWERS sgc 88 'Excellent Name Brands' OHIO On~ Regular Values to $14.87 D l BAHR CLOTHIERS ,, Saturday and Sunday Regular Stock! Values To 17.87 A N ! -----------~-­ Reg. 14.95 to 110.88 SWEATERS. I I DRESS . SHOES PANTS FALL &WINTER I each REGULAR •1;37 2 Days Only l l 94~ MINIATURES OFF Middleport sav1ngs KEROSENE LAMPS Top Sellillg Selection Mill St. spe~ial SET OF TWO-BOXED 87c MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Others a ttend ing the dinner mee ting were Mrs. EuJa Wol fe. Mrs. Louise Stewart. ' Thursday afternoon. Mrs . Walker , Mr•. Roush , a nd Mrs. Norris joined by Mrs . J, ula Ji'ri1nt es HolJerts. Hampton went to Athens to Mee ting ti n 1c was changed to attend the countr y. fa ir being 7:30 p.m . fo r th e winter held at the Athe ns Ment.al months. Mrs . MHri c Boyd ;Jnd Health Center. ALL FALL TYPES REDUCED Only1 Reg . SONG BOOKS-RECORDS AND SHEET MUSIC made. POnED FLOWERS 2 Days NEW SHIPMENT OF Mrs. F:unie Brinker will be hos tesses for th e Oct ober mc>e ting . Plans fur the annual Electi on Oay lunchi)on were OUR REGULAR ROUER SEE US Mrs. Phillips, a nd thi) tra veling pri'les do u at~d b y Mrs .. MHrgaret Yost &Jnd Mrs. Ma ry Housh were won by Mrs . WiJl kc r and Mrs . M~rtha Lou Beegle. Foll owinl--\ the meetwg, Mrs. W ~ lke r rontluct.ed ~a m es with prizes ~;ui n g to Mrs. Leora Y oun~--:. M r~. F:unie Brinker , Mrs. Hecglc , Mrs. J uli a Norri s , Mrs. McCic lland j a nd Mrs . SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL VALUES! LOSE UGLY FAT St;,rt losing w~ight today or money boc k. MONA DEX 1) a tlo ·t tablet AND I lI ••• Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph . 992·20l' Ph. 992-57•1 ' -Free Testing Home or Office Appointments - Referrals :Medical or Clinical - Rentals - Welfare & UMWA Cases Accepted -Easy Financing ••• •,. FtOw~•"' reported on the th erapy program at the Gallipolis State Ins titute recently and noted that the window gardens made by the residents are grow ing. Mr s. Wilson carpenter , green thumb chairwo m an , reported that Mrs . W. 0. Barnitz had prepared the Sep tem ber column and that the nex( one will be written by Mrs. Sim ps on. She thanked all those who had participated during the past year . Mrs. Grimm announ ced the annual vo lunteer recogn ition tea at the Ga llipoli s State Institute held Thursday had Lee DW'iem~: as spea ker . Arrangements for the Paul Amberger home on the histor ical home tour Sunday will be made by club members, Mrs. Grimm, Mrs. Kuhn , and Mrs . Wilson Carpe nter. It was noted th &t several cl ub members had participated in the Winding Trail Garden Club home flower show with three blue ribbons being won. For the. program, Mrs . Kuhn and Mrs. Carper1ter gave a demonstration on the _simple, ba s ic, lon g- tim e fl ower arrangements . Emphasis was on using gre enery which lives indefinitely in ·wate r. and replacing the flowers as they ---------------.--·--,I 6 For All Occasions Mrs . Hom er Holte r, Mrs. Charles Kuhl , Mrs. Hora ce Karr , Mrs. Don<Jld Mora , i.lnd M1·s . E arl Dea n, Che ster Garden Club, and Miss Susan Fleshma n and Mrs. Marvin White who are not a ctive in a gi:lrden club. Garden club installs new .officers • • 22 "16 . 1-4 Enrolled in Lhe class . are Mrs. James Titus , Rutland Garden Club ; Mrs. Robert Th omp son. Mr s. Ri chard Collins, Winding Trail ; Mrs. Charle s Mc Daniel, Mrs . William Morris, Middleport Garden Club : Mrs. Roy Holter, ln 1973, Vice President Spiro , Agnew said he would not resign (but did on Oct. 10). I Spen c er ' s Marke-t 6 H i gh l n d , Came - Marlene Wilson 211. Jan Jt>nkins 186. H ign ser i es M~rl e ne W i lson 543, J an Jenk i n s 527 . Ex T e am h igh gam e cel sio r 011 Co ., 864 . Team high series - Newell Sunoc o , 2452 . We'Wire - the arrangement must be a story told by the arranger whi ch can communicate an idea lQ a viewer. Again she emphasized the importance of being creative and coming up with something different and rlistinctive . RIICJNE Mr, . Esther Tipple, of Lancas ter, Distri c t 8. Americom IA!g_ion Auxiliar y, presiden t, was s peaker at lhc Tuesday night meeting of the AuxiliiJry or Raci ne Pos t 602. She was a cc ompa nied lo Lhc d inner mectin~ by Mrs . llity Phi llips, ciJ<Jpea u of Ei g ht and Forty, !.an cas ter S<1lun 451 , a nd Mrs . Ch•ster McClelland . A fall motif wa s carried out in the tabl e de cor a tionS with pictures of Wi.!s hi ng:ton a nd Li ncoln in a red and whi te c andle a rra ngeme nt. Mrs . Tipple spoke tu the Hacine Auxiliar y m embers on the work of the Auxiliar y, i l"'i g:oii ls and objec ti ve . She wa s presented wi th a gift. Jo'or the pr og ram , Mr s. Myr tl e Walk e r , pr es id e nt , showed slides of Hawa ii , San Francisco, Florida , Georgia and Te nnessee. She pres ided at the business mee ting which o pened with.the prayer , pledge to the flag, and the preamble to th e co ns titution of the Auxiliary . Office rs' report s were given and a com-. mun ication read about the fall di strict convention to be held Out. tO at Crooksville . Five members will attend. It was noted that another box of ribbons had been sent to the Dayton Veterans Hospital where they will be woven into rugs. Ste phanie Ord, delegate to Buckeye Girls' State , will give her report at t he October mee ting . The dqor prize was won by OR We also have for sa le French City Premier Beef, Chucks, Ribs, Sides. Hinds, Fronts. A.OWERS IT'S EASY TO .DEAL WITH . THE BAKER BOYS ARRANGP:R OF RENOWN , Mrs . lrene .Jackson comes to Meigs County every Thursda y l o instruct a Class in flower design . She is pictured with some of the many m~ tcrial~ she uSes in he r lecture-demonstrations. THE GIRL SCOUT DIARY is a weekly featur e of The Daily Sentinel and will be published on Friday . Contributions for th e Dairy may be telephoned to 992-5292. Ready For Your Freezer Pto WMPO Racine Auxiliary Post 602 meets • Ls.79e School and studied ap[}lied Mc Arthur with the Rev . Paul elect ri city at the Green Sellers and the Rev . Howard Technical School. Shiveley officiating. Burial will Surviving besides his parents be in the Elk Cemetery at are his wife, Na ncy ; a McArthur . Friends may call at daughter. Connie Rae ; three the funera l home after 5 p. m. brothers, Harry of Colwnbus ; on Friday and all da y on Roy of Carroll and Dale of Soturday. North Olmstead; three sisters . Mrs . Ruth Srr.ith, Racine Route I ; Mrs. Eileen Cartwright, Glendale , W. Va . and Mrs . Della Sauer, Point Pleasant Route 2. Funeral services will be held · at 2 p. m. Sunday a t the James N. Blower Funeral Home in ·E xc e l s ior Oi l Co . New ell Sunoco Gibbs Grocery G& J Auto Part s FURNISHINGS • years.' ' design secrets shown MORNING GLOR I ES sept.l7 , 1914 HOME v Kaisl"'r lniCrnaliona l Open. " To ha s IJ;Ul kt--d po>d. '·Serlou., ly , I don·t think I ('<Ill pin y any bette r than that. 'l'hl' course was in perfect eondition and lhe greens are super. If the weather continues ll1is way ( ('001and sJ,J nny ) there <tre guiut-; to he a lot of low s f'or es here the uex Lfew days. '' De- rendi ng c lwmp io n F.d Sneed hnd an ope ning r ound f>8, as did Bub E . Smi th. while J ohnny Miller , the ma n who h.<~ s won seven tourrwments a lread y this yea r a nd is a little more than $4 ,000 a way from the a II time s in g le-seaso n money record , is in a group a t 69. Racine native is killed in auto accident QUALITY MIDDLEPORT, 0. T ilt• ti i('Jr nurl Lo lut(' 20s, Uu1t's NAPA. Ca li f. t UP I 1 vi.,•wrie s and 1hP vursc-s :_tr(" quth• :.1sdtt.•du le l";ts per l10:1 s st.'l ft·w :.nd far lx>lwt>(' ll tlwst~ da ys ft•r h1111.s~..tf , bu t he say s he ca n for Bi ll ~ Crrs twr . but the kt•t•p II . \'('IPr an Californ ia n s ay s Ill• is " ( :olf ts s l it! a lot of fun lu ~v ing to s lick ~t round on the pru tllf'," ht• su td, " l•: vt•n though t--:olf tour until he Jnakes $2 ) VU nughl not think so th.;o way 111ill iun, 1 havt• bet•u plu ymg, the las t " 'l'h<tl.'!-i nty J.:oal ,' ' Casper wu r or so. But if I didn 't enjoy srr id Thur sday aft er his itH•<-"OIIliH!lition, I 'tn sure I 'li gu upC'ning rourJCI scvcn-und('r -p.ar off in to ll i L' ~ uns et and do 65 sP I lhe pace in the $l50,000 son wthin g else.'' reaPh $2 111illion I fi ~urr I' ll I~I V t' to pli.l y £rom 8 to 10 m ore ~Floral Casper's goal IS s:l-73 wi th six games left lo pla y. An infi eld hit by lea doff batte r Hcn nie SteJUtett, line sing les by Manny Sanguillen and Oliver and a dri ve by Sta r gell int o the ri g htfi cld mez1..anine and, bingo, it was 40 before M ets' sta rter Je rry Koosma n could gr t a n ou t. A out of fir st place in the single by Stenne tl and Oliver 's Na tional Le a gue Eas t , first homCJ' of the game made regained a s hare of the lead it 6-0 in the second and the !'Out Thursday night when they was on. routed the New York Mets Jt-5 Oli ver, who has not gone behind a lusty 14-hit atta ck that mor e tha n two games in a row featured a pair of two-run th is season without getting a homers by Al Oliver and a hit, eujoyed one of his most thr ee-run s hot by Willie producti ve day s of his career Stargell. with five hits, Four run s scored 147 527 43 155 .2 94 The Pirates and Cardinals and fi ve runs batted in . It was H ome Runs Nafional League : . Sc h m i dt. each have identical records of hi s third five-hit game of the beg i~ 16.50 $2 million • SEE OUR SELECTION OF JACKUS ANU COATS FOR YOUR CHILDREN SAVE CASH! ' A ou~c ~PA POiNT PiJ.UANT MASON · SILYIR IRIDGII'LA:U. SHOP ANY STORE �.. S - The DaUy Senti"" I. Middleport -Pom • roy, 0 ., Fr iday, &pt . Tl, t9" ! 4 _ The Daily Senti no> I Middleport- Puuwroy. 0 .• hiday. -''-; vi. '!i . 1:174 FuQI~,lll World Pritchard ·liked flattening Phipps ~:.:~~ 8 . v u 111 1l•(l P r e !is 1nt(' rna t. o ri a I E cu 1 w 1 1 9 4 0 Flor ida x l t•<HJ Ul' S l.-lnd 1/IQ S C h ~H!o tt e W I pa 69'} '1 46 170 6!<; 107 19 7 0 •' 1' 0 46 7 H1 16A JOB ' ' l rat 0 Cen B rrnn Qhm p e t . pf ~~o :no pet . pt p~, 84b )J ~ 76'i I I1 7 0 Ball . shot' wasn 't then. M e m p h is I I 1 0 BJll 39'1 ?Ooi 1 • 0 538 317 3 II carriers and referees are not " Now Players a r e ver y ( h 1Ctl90 overjoyed at Ron Pritchard 's touchy about how they're hit.. O t> l rotT 1 11 0 0 77 198 )J,I W est wtique " historical" ouL1ook on It's not the sam(' anymore. l11C w I I pe l . p t pit the game of pro football . rules d w nges uvPr the y£"<·1rS 0 ~ ~ 333 145 Ron can 't get out of his mind Ita ve made it a safer and more S Cal i f ' P or Tl an d ·I R 1 3 33 19 1 199 the " good old tl,ays" whe n sophisli rilted ga me." Haw <1ii - 4 9 U 30 11 73 1 111 "clothesline · ta ckles" Pritchard was familia r with y Sh reveprl J 9 I 7.50 116 ?81 bringing down a runner with <J ha rd knocks long before he x tormc r l y Ne w Y ork. v lo r rne rl y H ous ton stiff, outstretched forearm to played foo tball. W e dn es dr~ y 's R £> o; u lt s the head - were tolerated .;r was always fighting guys Me mp h is 17 Shr e v eport 3 Po rtl<lnd 16 8 i rm1nQhilrn ?1 more than today . when r was growing up ," the Cali for ni a S7 J~c k. The Cincirmati Bengals line- native of Anti oc h. Calif. . north \OnSouthern v i tl e J backer got in a good one a of San Fra ncisro . P hi l a d elp h ia 11 Th e Ha w a11 ans 16 couple of weeks a go against " ] used to like the tough guy Th u r s da y ' s R es ult Cleveland Browns quarte~back image. You kn ow, the image of Flo r i di1 19 Ch iC iHIO 0 Mike Phipps. the guy who didn't l ake nothing M a 1or L ~agu e L ead en B y Un 1f ed P_r ess Int ernati o nal The scrambling Phipps was fr om nobody." .e ncountered one-on~ne in open Pri tc ha rd 's off-se a so n ocg ab r h pet , field by Pritchard and the 6- cupation is. not surprisingly , Ga rr . A ll 139 · 5a7 8 1 20 ~ 35.:1 foot-1, 23~-pounder leveled pro wrestling. O lvr , Pt t 14 1 59 1 9 3 l B9 .310 B uc kner , LA Mike on a headhigh crack with 1-10 56 I BO 177 . 3 16 his arm. G r vy . L A 152 629 9 3 l'HI 3 15 Sm ith , St L Phipps didn't like it and the l 3a ·199 n 157 _J 15 official thought even less of it. Major Leagu e Re sult s Madlo c k , Ch i By Un i ted Pr ess International 1'12 ~ 3 0 63 IJ5 3 14 He stepped off a 15-yard National League M c Br ide , SI.L penalty against Pritchard . Pittsburgh 420 032 000- 11 N 4 14 5 5.:1 1 77 1i19 3 12 Pritchard, now preapring for New York 010 t oo 12 G- s 11 1 Gross. H lSO 564 75 175 3 10 P izarro , H er na n dez (9 J and Z is k , P i tt 143 5 19 71 161 3 10 Sunday's g-ame against the San Sangu i l le n ; K oosm an , Cram Bro c k . St.L Parke r ( 5 ], M i l ler [7J. IJ 8 6 111 103 189 .308 Francisco 49ers, recalls the A( 3L k er ( 9 ) an d Dyer_ WP P izarro MOn 1M1 C' Z, P hi l play with relish. fJ 1) _ L P K oosman ( 14 . Il l. 137 503 5 3 155 . 308 HR s-St arg e ll ( 251h L Oiive r 2 Amer i can Leagu e ' 'I · was going after the old ( 10th & 11th ). g ab r h pet . traditional clothesline tackle, " Ca r e w , Minn ouston 021 300 ooo-. 6 Hi 2 149 saJ as 2 14 . 36 7 he said. "You know, the kind of H Cincinnati 020 251 oox- 10 1"2 0 O rt a , Chi 134 503 7 1 160 . 3 18 thing that makes you remem· R ic hard , Cosg r o v e ( 4 ) , Y ork M a d dox , NY 133 449 73 139 .3 10 ber what football was once like. (5 ), De Lo s Sa ntos (5), J .John so n (6 ) a nd M ay ; B i ll ing e R . KC 1-13 SI B 68 160 .309 " As a kid I use to read about ham . EJ or b on ~4 ), H all (5 ), M Rn d l. T ~ 14 8 5 10 6~ 156 .306 Pini LNY 137 504 69 15'2 302 that st uff . The clothesline. The Ea st w it k [6 ) and Benc h . WP Hall ('2 1). L P -Y or k ( 2 - 2~ . H R Yaz . Bos 148 SIS 93 155 301 hammer. Guys who had their Ced eno (7.6th J. Allen , Ch 1'2 B 462 8-1 139 . 30 1 Bur roughs . T ex ·teeth knocked out. With broken Los Angls DOD 000 110 3- . 5 8 1 540 83 161 . 298 fingers. No face masks. The old San Diego 010 DOD 001 o--- 2 7 1 Rob inson ,149 Ba it CINCINNATI ( UP! ) - ' ~~~;~·;:~~:~::~ days." As for the clothesline tackle, he figures, "Sometimes the refs call it and sometimes they don't. I really wasn 't thinkin g about whether or not they would when I did it. "Anyway, I'm still glad I did it. It was fun, right ?" The sixth·year veteran from Arizona. State admiU;, "I'm not an over-intellectual football player. I like to think of myself asbeing aggressive and a hard tackler. I go after people. I'm intense." Ra u , M a r sha ll ( 7) an d F er g u son , Y ea ger (61 ; F r eis leb en, Jone s ( 8 l. Ha r dy ( 10 ) and Can n i zz ar o , Ke ndall ( 6 ). WP -Marsh a tl ( 15 - 12 ) . L P-Jon es (8 -221 . HR -W int i eld ( 19th) . American L eag ue ( 1 s t game) Chicago 001 020 D2D- . 5 9 2 Texas DOD DOO DID- . 1 51 Kaa t ( 20- 13) and Herrman n ; H ar9an , Cl yde (6 l. M e rr i tt (B l and Su ndberg . LP -Harg an (12 - 9) . . l. --- Californ ia 100 000 ooo-. I 51 Kansa s City050 021 02x- 10 IS 0 Dobson , K irkwootl ( 6 ), Pin a ( 7) , S anders ( 8 ) and Eg an ; Busby ( 22 - 14 ) and Marl i nez. LP -Dob son 11-JJ. H R -M c Ra e Unfortunately, says Pritchard, titnes are changing in pro ( 151h ). football . Bo ston 000 000 102 2- . 5 11 1 D etroit ooo OOJ ooo-o- . 3 121 "It used to be a gaine where . Drago ( 710) and Bla c kw ell , everything goes. Now it's 'you Montgomery (7J ; Coleman . i ller (B) , Ray ( lO J L P . Hill er ca n't do this and you can't do H ( 17-l JJ- . HR s M eyer (Jrd l , that .' What 's called ~ 'cheap Mon ! ga m er y { 4th J _ ~Collectors Crystal Butter & Cover <"<-~YI by Imperial Phil 36 ; Wy n n, L A 32 : Ben c h . Cin 3 1: P er e z, Ci n 27 : Ce d eno , Ho u 16 . American L eagu e: All en , Ch i 32 ; Ja c kson , Oak 29 , Darw i n , M inn . Ten acE! , Oak a'nd B ur r o ugh s, T ex 25 . Runs Batted In N a tional L eag ue : B enc h , C i n 12 4 ; SC h mi d t . P h il 115 ; G.9rv ey . LA 110 : Wynn , L A ·1_o7 ,- Per ez, C i n 9 8. A m e r i < il n League : Bur ro ughs , Te x 116 : Sando , O a k 103 ; R ud i. Oa k 95 ; D a rw in , M inn 94 ; H enderson , Chi an d J a c k son , Oak 93 . Stolen Bases N atio nal League : Br oc k , St . L I 16 . M o rgan , Cin 58 ; Lope s, LA 56 Amer i can L eag ue : Nort h , O ak 54: C are w , Minn 38 ; L ow e n s tein , Cl e v 35. Pifching National L eag ue : . M ess er s mith. LA 19 6 ; Billingham . Ci n 19 10 ; Sutton. L A 18 -9; P. N i ekr o, A ll 18 13 ; GIJ I·I ett , Ci n 17 . 11 . AmeriCan League : . Hun ter . Oak 25 ; 12 i J enk in s, T ex 24 - 12 ; Bus by , KC 22 -14 ; Cue llar . Batt 21 - 10 ; T i anl , Bo s 21 13 ; R ya n . Cal 21-16. { SPECIAL SERV ICES The Enterprise, Rock Springs and Flatwoods United Methodis t Churches will hold a special week of services leading up to the internationally recog nized World Communi on Day, Sunday, October 6. These services will Monday, Sept. 30, and continue . each night at 7:30 p. m . th rough Saturday, Oct. 5. The Enterprise Church will be the host c hur ch with a differ ent group from the church in char ge of the Service each night. The speakers will be s ix different United Me thodi st ministers fr om Meigs County. Rev . D. William Sydenstricker '4.50 is the pastor . Everyone is inOriginal reproq uctions of time less beaut y .. . Perfec t for holiday gilts. Co mpliment your lamily and friends with elegant handcrafted Collectors Crystal by Imperial. Many Others Including Sugar and Cream Set . . .. . . . '6.75 Footed Compote . . . . . . . .. '8.00 13" Plate .. . ... . . ... •7.50 Cruet an.d Stopper . ' 4.50 8" Round Bowl .... . .. . ... . '5.75 vited to attend these services with th e week's theme "Renewal Thru Christ". RACINE Clyde R . Johnson, 35, Route I, Hamden , formerly of Racine, was killed Wednesday in a one car ac-Cident a mile nor th of Hamden . Born in Racine, the son of Curtis D. and Bertha F . Eaton Johnson, who survive, Mr. Johnson worked for the Engle Constructi on Co. at McArthur . He was a member of the Meigs Aerie 2171, Fraternal Order of Eagles, the Oak Grove United Methodist Church; and had served in the U. S. Army. He ·was a graduate of Racine Hi gh ~·or a 43-year-<>ld playing a game th.a t is becoming morr Comin g to the Kaisel', which he lt>m ls by a s troke ovt! r Bunky Henr y and La r ry Zieg ler and by·lwo shots over Bobby Wa lzcl , Curtis Sirfnrd anti Wally Armstron g, Casper ami m ort> dom ina tf'rl by m en in $1 ,4G5 , 4 ~ from the ~~a n • f• hf' lovf\S so much. Only twn players have won more from MUif Jac k Nicklaus with $2 , 24 :t , l i2:~ a 1KI Arnold Pa hue r witlr $t,664,096 . Ca spe r last won in the 1973 c:n•<.tter Ha rtford Open a nd to this point has ~a rn ed on ly $52,290 this yea r to r ank 46tll on thl• !! lOney list. Vic tory ln the Kaiser is worth $30,000. Ca sper played near perfect goH 0 11 Sil verad o' s so uth cow·se . scoring seven bi rd ies in u row1d of 31·34. "Tiwt 's my best opening round in 100 years ," he quip- p zra t es back zn fizrs t 0 0 l.eog ue games, Kansas City By BILL .MADDEN drubbed California 10·1 and UPI Sports Writer Boston edged De troot 5·3 Offhand, 1974 hasn't been a A's 2,1'wins 1 banner year f or J ohnny Sain, ' While Kaat was cementing the Chicago White Sox pitching hi s credentia ls as a serious coach whom many baseball candidate for "Corneback of observers 1·egard as the best in th e Year" honor s. Hunter,long his trade. the a ce of the potent 0akland For despite that spacious staff, .was making his bid for White Sox Park. Chica go the first Cy Young Award of his hurlers have fall en upon hard ca reer by ·becoming the w·in"times lately , finding it increas- nin ge.sl pitcher in the majors. ingly more difficu lt to keep Hunter, 25-12, was touched that little while ball out of the for a ninth inning solo homer grandstands. As it is. they rank by Bobby . Darwin while pit12th among the rest of the chin g h is 23rd complete lea gue 's pitchers and at least game_;__a_ career high. The A's, one of them, Wilbur Wood, has meanwhile made their five hits .gone home rather than facing off loser Dave Goltz count. the dubious honor of a possible With two out in the first, second st raight 20-loss season. Claudell Washington s ingled, All of which probably brings stole second and came ~orne on Johnn y Sa in to sigh quietly , Sal Sando's single, his 103rd 'jthank God for Jim Kaat." RB£. The other A's' ·run cam_e Kaat. a Sain protege dating in the fourth when J oe Rudi back to both of their heydays at singled and came a ll the way Minnesota in the mid·l960s , home when Eric Soderholm becamP a 20-game winner for th r ew away Gene Tenace's lhe second time in his ca r eer groWlder . Thursday night, stoppin g Red Sox 5, Tigers 3 Texas 5-l in the opene r of a The Red Sox kept their doubleheader tha t was eventu- flicke r ing AL East chances ally swept by the Chisox, alive when Bob Montgomery virtually sew in g up the AL laced a two-ru n homer in the West race for defending World ninth to tie the score at 3-3 and Champion Oak land . then delivered a bases-loaded With Jim "Catfish " Hunter single in the lOth to win it. Dick hurling Oakland to a 2·1 win Drago (7-lO ) went the route to over Minnesota, the Rangers gain the win. now sta nd six games back With Royals 10, Angels 1 the A's' magic number down to Steve Bus by, who earlier one. failed five straight titnes to win [n the only other American heritage house • Middleport, 0. FURNITURE PORTABLE ENSEMBLE . season a nd his fi ve RBfs gave hi w nine in the last two g<m Jes. [n the only other N L games, Los Ange le s r e du ce d its "magic number " for clin ching the NJ. Wes t title to two by beati ng Sa n Di ego 5-2 in 10 in ni ngs a nd Cincinnati defea ted Hous ton 1()..6. Dodgers 5, Padres 2 • Hon Cey 's tw <Hlut. two-run double triggered a three-run 10UJ inning tha t carried the Dqd ge rs to victory over the Padres . Cey's !tit came afler walks to Jim Wynn and Joe F erg us on and Bill Rusell ca pped the rally by scoring Cey with a single. Mike Marshall recorded his 15th win in relief. Dave Winfield hom ere d for San Diego. Kaat posts 2olh victory American League Roundup (Jlqfldf;:~ ~uq · QUASAR • By FRED McMANE UPI Sptlrls Writer lt took the Pttts burgh Pira tes exactly four batters Thw·sda y nig ht to bury the m emor y of the night before . The Pirates, who suffered an e~as pc ra ting l3·12 loss to the St. Louis Ca rdina ls in 11 innings Wednesday night to fall ttis 20lh game. picked up win No. 22 on a five-hitter. Hal MacRae 's grand slam homer in lhe second inning provided the brl'nt uf the KC scorin g and rookie George Brett had four hits for the Royals. 19 " diagonal furniture -look .portable ensem ble with harmonizing roll -about cart. Cabinet of high impact plastic with textured Boca Pecan grain finis h. Solid State chassi s except for only four chassis tubes. • WERNER RADIO & T.V. musewns. Mrs. Jackson expresses the opinion that flower arranging Is an art form and that to become a good floral designer a knowledge · of art is invaluable . She said that essentially flower arranging is adapting one type of art into another type of art. At the sessions held in the basement of the Roy Holter home on Chester Road every Thursday a fternoon, Mrs. Jackson gives · a lecl\lre on some particular area of flower · arr-anging, makes up One or two arrangements applying the material of the lecture, and _, 180 N. 2nd By Charlene Hoeflich Something different and dlatlnctive ... That's what it takes says Mrs. Irene Jackson, flower show judge of lnternation•l a ccredltatlon from the Natlohal Council of State Garden Clubs, to walk off with the blue ribbons in flower shows. • Mrs. Jackson is in Meigs County conducting a si• ,.eek co~rse on advanced floral design. Emphasis of the course is to train people to itnprove the overall quality of fl ower arrangements and to assist them to more S[CCessfully compete in modern 'classes in noWer shows. Conducting cour ses and presenting programs on flower arranging i~ nothing new to Mrs. Jackson. She's been doing it for forty years, more or Jess, and by her own admission, loving every minute of ir. From Maine to New Me<ico she has traveled teaching fiow er design . A resident of Wellston, the talented arranger is a master flower show judge and a qualified instructor in Japanese design . She is a life membe r of the National Council of State Garden Clubs, belongs to the Sage tu s Teachers Association and Ikebana International. Up until the past two years she traveled annually to New York City for a judges' syni· post urn which lasted three days and then spent another three days in the city visiting art Middleport. 0. o Bu L •• SAYS DON ••• Coordinates WE HAVE by ''Heller'' BABY BEEF SIDES Beautiful! 130-150 lb. Average Come See! then assists the class in making arrangements. Each week class members have homework In which they apply the principles they lear""d in the lesson before. So far there have been sessions on naturo! materials typifying a place in · Ohio, a still life, modern design emphasizing contrast in texture, and expressive abstract design using psychedelic colors. In her lecture yesterday, Mrs . Jackson said that any craft can be applied to flower arranging and proceeded to use a background of string sculpture for a modern design in black. She demonstrated the use of light, colored spots and blacklight, as a way of establishing mood, creating effective shadowi ng, and defining an area of interest. She said that in expressive abstract design - and each of the class members is to make one carrying out the theme, entrapment, for next Thl:lfsday . ~ I _ ~ II I ' I It Dick and Dale has taken another " D" ... DON VAUGHAN. a Installation of new officers Club and Region It director, highlighted the Monday night annoWlccd the fall regional meeting of the Bend 0' the meeting to be held at Grace River Garden Club held at the Methodist Church, Nov . i6 at 10 horne of Mrs . Bert Grimm. a . m . Mrs . Edward Kay · o( Special guests were t973-74 Lancaster will be the guest presidents of Meigs County speaker and demonstrator. Garden Clubs. A communica tion was read Mrs . James Carpe nter, fr om Mrs . Margaret Ella membe~ of the Rutland Lewis announ cing the annual Friendly Ga rd eners, and holiday show of the Rutland publicity chairman for the Ohio Garden Club set for Nov. 2 and · Association of Garden Clubs, 3. Several meri1bcrs indicated was the insta lling officer . that they wi ll enter the show . Installed were Mrs . Wilson Mrs . Gretta Simpso n , Carpenter, president; Mrs. devotional leader, gave a Robert Kuhn , vice president ; meditation with Mrs. Andrew Mrs. Edward Simpson, Cross givi ng the club prayer, secretary, and Mrs. James Mrs . Glen West the thoug ht for Diehl, treasurer. The new · the day. a nd Mrs. Clifford · president prese nted Mrs. Morris , the club poem. (;arpenter , the installing of. For roll call , each member ficer , with a gift on behalf of gave a sugges tion for the new the club. program book or commented Mrs . Aaron Kelton, president on interesting program-s during of the Winding Trail Garden the past year. Mrs. Kuhn Middleport Junior Troop 39 An organizational meeting of the Middleport Junior Troop was held Monday night at Heath United Methodist Church. Mrs . Roscoe Wise and Mrs. Ruth Spencer a re the leaders of the troop. Following the flag ceremony, the girls formed patrols and elected officers. The patrols are " The Big Red Machine" with Pam Crooks , leader ; Robin Kitchen, assistant leader; Melissa Spencer , Cindy Crooks, Kim Fraley, and Vickie Boyles, members . "The Six Musketeers" with Ruth Blake, leader ; Helen Slack, assistant leader; Karen Goggins, Paula Horton , Stephanie Houchins and Tina Miller, members. "The .Winding Trail", leader Kathy Blake, asst. leader Angie Houchins , with J ean Horton, Susanna Wise , Cindy Parker and Joyce Stewart, members. During the meeting the members of Patrol3 pracliced laying a trail and Patrols I and 2 followed the trail. Monday each of the scouts is to take an empty detergent bottle to the meeting for use in a Halloween craft. DILES HEARING AID CENTERS ••• ••• .• • •• • •• •• EVerywhere . BAKER FURNITURE 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop ' GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH • . "The Ohio Valley~• Moat EJCcltlng Ctuch" wilt. The two ma de severa l arrangements using lcucothoe , euonymous , yew , forsy th ia leaves and arbovi tae . For the arrangements, Mr s. Morris brought coc kscomb and dahlias . 1l was s uggested also tha t brightly co l or~d dried flowers be us ed with the greenery . It was announ ced that the next meeting will be at the home of Mrs . Glen West with Mrs. Ralph Webb as program leader. Members will make the program booklet cove rs from dried flowers at that time . Mrs. Grimm , retired president. than ked the office1·s and member s fo r their c ooperation during her two years as president. The club gave her a gift . The hostess presented posy pots of natura l clay filled with plant slips to the guests, Mrs . Kelton, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs . Grace Pratt, Mrs. Etoilla Cassell, Mrs. Dennis Carroll and Mrs . .James Carpente r . A fall motif was carri ed out in the table decorations with a gold and melon arrangement of c hr y s ant h emum s and marigolds flanked by brown tapers. A sa lad course was served. and ttasy to taka, MONADEX will heiiJ curb your desi re for · excess food . Eat 16$$ - weigh less. Contains no dangerous druQS and will not" make you nervous. No strenuous eKercise . Change your l ife . . . star1 today . MONADEX cost $3. 00 for a 20 day supply. ,Large economy size is $5.00. Also try AOUAT ABS : th ey work gently to help you lose water -bloat. AOUAT ABS - a "water pill" that works - $3.00. Both guara!lteed and sold by : Swisher & Loh se Pharma cy, 112 E . Main, Pomeroy, and Dutton Drug Store, Middleport. Mail Orders Fi lled. MA·9 7" Aluminum PAINT PAN HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: The Bon Vivant I • Model F586X While c ol o r cabinetry with blue· tinled dust cover and White A llegro 2000 speakers with Blue gril les. ~NnRE PACKAGE ONLY PriCed: 1 lndlvidUIIIJ 319~ $21995 The quall!y goea" ln befOr fl lhflname Q'OU on$ l~ ngels Furni.ture, Middleport Men's 50¢ $200 Blue-Gold Green WOMENS JEANS OFF THE REGULAR PRICE ON ANY PAIR OF MENS •• •• William s . Olloo TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ATHENS 444 W. Un1on 51. Riverside Professional Bldg . · Ph . S9H ,>ARKERSBURG-Medical Center Plaza ... k It lSI · Ph. t304141S · o>41 IO:zt mar -- ..................-~ •• •• • WOMENS SCREEN PRINT TOPS Cardigan or zipper back pullover style. Polyester. screen printed front and back. Regular and Extra SI. OO Values . Long Stems. Makes Large Sizes . Beautiful Bouquet . JACKETS . MIDDLEPORT ONE DOZEN ROSES OR .MIXED FALL FLOWERS sgc 88 'Excellent Name Brands' OHIO On~ Regular Values to $14.87 D l BAHR CLOTHIERS ,, Saturday and Sunday Regular Stock! Values To 17.87 A N ! -----------~-­ Reg. 14.95 to 110.88 SWEATERS. I I DRESS . SHOES PANTS FALL &WINTER I each REGULAR •1;37 2 Days Only l l 94~ MINIATURES OFF Middleport sav1ngs KEROSENE LAMPS Top Sellillg Selection Mill St. spe~ial SET OF TWO-BOXED 87c MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Others a ttend ing the dinner mee ting were Mrs. EuJa Wol fe. Mrs. Louise Stewart. ' Thursday afternoon. Mrs . Walker , Mr•. Roush , a nd Mrs. Norris joined by Mrs . J, ula Ji'ri1nt es HolJerts. Hampton went to Athens to Mee ting ti n 1c was changed to attend the countr y. fa ir being 7:30 p.m . fo r th e winter held at the Athe ns Ment.al months. Mrs . MHri c Boyd ;Jnd Health Center. ALL FALL TYPES REDUCED Only1 Reg . SONG BOOKS-RECORDS AND SHEET MUSIC made. POnED FLOWERS 2 Days NEW SHIPMENT OF Mrs. F:unie Brinker will be hos tesses for th e Oct ober mc>e ting . Plans fur the annual Electi on Oay lunchi)on were OUR REGULAR ROUER SEE US Mrs. Phillips, a nd thi) tra veling pri'les do u at~d b y Mrs .. MHrgaret Yost &Jnd Mrs. Ma ry Housh were won by Mrs . WiJl kc r and Mrs . M~rtha Lou Beegle. Foll owinl--\ the meetwg, Mrs. W ~ lke r rontluct.ed ~a m es with prizes ~;ui n g to Mrs. Leora Y oun~--:. M r~. F:unie Brinker , Mrs. Hecglc , Mrs. J uli a Norri s , Mrs. McCic lland j a nd Mrs . SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL VALUES! LOSE UGLY FAT St;,rt losing w~ight today or money boc k. MONA DEX 1) a tlo ·t tablet AND I lI ••• Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph . 992·20l' Ph. 992-57•1 ' -Free Testing Home or Office Appointments - Referrals :Medical or Clinical - Rentals - Welfare & UMWA Cases Accepted -Easy Financing ••• •,. FtOw~•"' reported on the th erapy program at the Gallipolis State Ins titute recently and noted that the window gardens made by the residents are grow ing. Mr s. Wilson carpenter , green thumb chairwo m an , reported that Mrs . W. 0. Barnitz had prepared the Sep tem ber column and that the nex( one will be written by Mrs. Sim ps on. She thanked all those who had participated during the past year . Mrs. Grimm announ ced the annual vo lunteer recogn ition tea at the Ga llipoli s State Institute held Thursday had Lee DW'iem~: as spea ker . Arrangements for the Paul Amberger home on the histor ical home tour Sunday will be made by club members, Mrs. Grimm, Mrs. Kuhn , and Mrs . Wilson Carpe nter. It was noted th &t several cl ub members had participated in the Winding Trail Garden Club home flower show with three blue ribbons being won. For the. program, Mrs . Kuhn and Mrs. Carper1ter gave a demonstration on the _simple, ba s ic, lon g- tim e fl ower arrangements . Emphasis was on using gre enery which lives indefinitely in ·wate r. and replacing the flowers as they ---------------.--·--,I 6 For All Occasions Mrs . Hom er Holte r, Mrs. Charles Kuhl , Mrs. Hora ce Karr , Mrs. Don<Jld Mora , i.lnd M1·s . E arl Dea n, Che ster Garden Club, and Miss Susan Fleshma n and Mrs. Marvin White who are not a ctive in a gi:lrden club. Garden club installs new .officers • • 22 "16 . 1-4 Enrolled in Lhe class . are Mrs. James Titus , Rutland Garden Club ; Mrs. Robert Th omp son. Mr s. Ri chard Collins, Winding Trail ; Mrs. Charle s Mc Daniel, Mrs . William Morris, Middleport Garden Club : Mrs. Roy Holter, ln 1973, Vice President Spiro , Agnew said he would not resign (but did on Oct. 10). I Spen c er ' s Marke-t 6 H i gh l n d , Came - Marlene Wilson 211. Jan Jt>nkins 186. H ign ser i es M~rl e ne W i lson 543, J an Jenk i n s 527 . Ex T e am h igh gam e cel sio r 011 Co ., 864 . Team high series - Newell Sunoc o , 2452 . We'Wire - the arrangement must be a story told by the arranger whi ch can communicate an idea lQ a viewer. Again she emphasized the importance of being creative and coming up with something different and rlistinctive . RIICJNE Mr, . Esther Tipple, of Lancas ter, Distri c t 8. Americom IA!g_ion Auxiliar y, presiden t, was s peaker at lhc Tuesday night meeting of the AuxiliiJry or Raci ne Pos t 602. She was a cc ompa nied lo Lhc d inner mectin~ by Mrs . llity Phi llips, ciJ<Jpea u of Ei g ht and Forty, !.an cas ter S<1lun 451 , a nd Mrs . Ch•ster McClelland . A fall motif wa s carried out in the tabl e de cor a tionS with pictures of Wi.!s hi ng:ton a nd Li ncoln in a red and whi te c andle a rra ngeme nt. Mrs . Tipple spoke tu the Hacine Auxiliar y m embers on the work of the Auxiliar y, i l"'i g:oii ls and objec ti ve . She wa s presented wi th a gift. Jo'or the pr og ram , Mr s. Myr tl e Walk e r , pr es id e nt , showed slides of Hawa ii , San Francisco, Florida , Georgia and Te nnessee. She pres ided at the business mee ting which o pened with.the prayer , pledge to the flag, and the preamble to th e co ns titution of the Auxiliary . Office rs' report s were given and a com-. mun ication read about the fall di strict convention to be held Out. tO at Crooksville . Five members will attend. It was noted that another box of ribbons had been sent to the Dayton Veterans Hospital where they will be woven into rugs. Ste phanie Ord, delegate to Buckeye Girls' State , will give her report at t he October mee ting . The dqor prize was won by OR We also have for sa le French City Premier Beef, Chucks, Ribs, Sides. Hinds, Fronts. A.OWERS IT'S EASY TO .DEAL WITH . THE BAKER BOYS ARRANGP:R OF RENOWN , Mrs . lrene .Jackson comes to Meigs County every Thursda y l o instruct a Class in flower design . She is pictured with some of the many m~ tcrial~ she uSes in he r lecture-demonstrations. THE GIRL SCOUT DIARY is a weekly featur e of The Daily Sentinel and will be published on Friday . Contributions for th e Dairy may be telephoned to 992-5292. Ready For Your Freezer Pto WMPO Racine Auxiliary Post 602 meets • Ls.79e School and studied ap[}lied Mc Arthur with the Rev . Paul elect ri city at the Green Sellers and the Rev . Howard Technical School. Shiveley officiating. Burial will Surviving besides his parents be in the Elk Cemetery at are his wife, Na ncy ; a McArthur . Friends may call at daughter. Connie Rae ; three the funera l home after 5 p. m. brothers, Harry of Colwnbus ; on Friday and all da y on Roy of Carroll and Dale of Soturday. North Olmstead; three sisters . Mrs . Ruth Srr.ith, Racine Route I ; Mrs. Eileen Cartwright, Glendale , W. Va . and Mrs . Della Sauer, Point Pleasant Route 2. Funeral services will be held · at 2 p. m. Sunday a t the James N. Blower Funeral Home in ·E xc e l s ior Oi l Co . New ell Sunoco Gibbs Grocery G& J Auto Part s FURNISHINGS • years.' ' design secrets shown MORNING GLOR I ES sept.l7 , 1914 HOME v Kaisl"'r lniCrnaliona l Open. " To ha s IJ;Ul kt--d po>d. '·Serlou., ly , I don·t think I ('<Ill pin y any bette r than that. 'l'hl' course was in perfect eondition and lhe greens are super. If the weather continues ll1is way ( ('001and sJ,J nny ) there <tre guiut-; to he a lot of low s f'or es here the uex Lfew days. '' De- rendi ng c lwmp io n F.d Sneed hnd an ope ning r ound f>8, as did Bub E . Smi th. while J ohnny Miller , the ma n who h.<~ s won seven tourrwments a lread y this yea r a nd is a little more than $4 ,000 a way from the a II time s in g le-seaso n money record , is in a group a t 69. Racine native is killed in auto accident QUALITY MIDDLEPORT, 0. T ilt• ti i('Jr nurl Lo lut(' 20s, Uu1t's NAPA. Ca li f. t UP I 1 vi.,•wrie s and 1hP vursc-s :_tr(" quth• :.1sdtt.•du le l";ts per l10:1 s st.'l ft·w :.nd far lx>lwt>(' ll tlwst~ da ys ft•r h1111.s~..tf , bu t he say s he ca n for Bi ll ~ Crrs twr . but the kt•t•p II . \'('IPr an Californ ia n s ay s Ill• is " ( :olf ts s l it! a lot of fun lu ~v ing to s lick ~t round on the pru tllf'," ht• su td, " l•: vt•n though t--:olf tour until he Jnakes $2 ) VU nughl not think so th.;o way 111ill iun, 1 havt• bet•u plu ymg, the las t " 'l'h<tl.'!-i nty J.:oal ,' ' Casper wu r or so. But if I didn 't enjoy srr id Thur sday aft er his itH•<-"OIIliH!lition, I 'tn sure I 'li gu upC'ning rourJCI scvcn-und('r -p.ar off in to ll i L' ~ uns et and do 65 sP I lhe pace in the $l50,000 son wthin g else.'' reaPh $2 111illion I fi ~urr I' ll I~I V t' to pli.l y £rom 8 to 10 m ore ~Floral Casper's goal IS s:l-73 wi th six games left lo pla y. An infi eld hit by lea doff batte r Hcn nie SteJUtett, line sing les by Manny Sanguillen and Oliver and a dri ve by Sta r gell int o the ri g htfi cld mez1..anine and, bingo, it was 40 before M ets' sta rter Je rry Koosma n could gr t a n ou t. A out of fir st place in the single by Stenne tl and Oliver 's Na tional Le a gue Eas t , first homCJ' of the game made regained a s hare of the lead it 6-0 in the second and the !'Out Thursday night when they was on. routed the New York Mets Jt-5 Oli ver, who has not gone behind a lusty 14-hit atta ck that mor e tha n two games in a row featured a pair of two-run th is season without getting a homers by Al Oliver and a hit, eujoyed one of his most thr ee-run s hot by Willie producti ve day s of his career Stargell. with five hits, Four run s scored 147 527 43 155 .2 94 The Pirates and Cardinals and fi ve runs batted in . It was H ome Runs Nafional League : . Sc h m i dt. each have identical records of hi s third five-hit game of the beg i~ 16.50 $2 million • SEE OUR SELECTION OF JACKUS ANU COATS FOR YOUR CHILDREN SAVE CASH! ' A ou~c ~PA POiNT PiJ.UANT MASON · SILYIR IRIDGII'LA:U. SHOP ANY STORE �•ntmel Mtddleptlrt l'omero~. 0 , Friday, Sept 'll 1974 1 - TIM' Dally 6- The Dolly :i<nUnel, Middleport Pomeroy 0 f rldav Sept Tl 1971 a m Con fess on s S~tu r'dey 1 POMEROY 1 JO p m POMEROY TRINITY POMEROY FtRST BAP Rev W H Perrm pastor Roy TIST Robert Kuhn pastor Mayer Sunday schOol sup! w u am wauon Sund ay school Church school 'i' 15 a m sup ! Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh i p service 10 74 a m 3VF 6 p m B ble study Youth cho r rehear sal Mon Wednesday 7 p m ch o i r da~ 3 30 p m under d lrect1on pract ce We~nesday I 30 p m of Mary Sk nner senior cho r POMER C>f WESLEYAN rehei!lrsal 7 30 p m Thursday HOLINES " CHURCH Wt th Mrs Paul NCd St" Herr l sonv He Rev 0 Dell d rector MMiey Pastor Henry Eblin fi"'MERoYCHURCH OF Sunday School Sup t Sund ay THE NAZARENE Corner School 9 JO a m Even ng Ur. lon and Mulberry Rev worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer and Clyde V Henderso n pastor Pra ise serv1 ce Thursday 1 30 Sund ay school 9 30 a m Glen p n McClung supt morn ng SY R AC USE FIRST worShip 10 30 a m even ng HURCH OF GOO i"!f!\0 serv ce 7 JO m ld wl:'ek ser Georg e 0 ler pa stor Sundav v1ce Wednesday 1 30 p m sc hool 9 45 a m mornmg GRACE EPISCOPAL - The pr eac hnq l l a1 Rev Haro ld Deeth re ctor cvan qel sl c serv ce 7 10 p m Chur ch services 10 30 a m Pr l y<' r 1 {' t n q Tt urc;d ~ ~ Ho l y communion f i rst Sunday 7 1{"1 p of IT'onth chu r ch school 10 30 am for nurserv throuqh 12 POMEROY WESTSIDE POMEROY CHURCH OF CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W CHRIST - Ferrell Gron mger Man Sl - Loren T Steph ens pastor Bible school 9 30 a m evdnge t s t phone 'i'92 7856 worsh p 10 JO a m adull Conser vat1 ve non wors h p serv ce and young mstrumental Sunday worsh p people s meet ng 1 30 p m 10 a m B ble study 11 a m Comb1ned B bte study and wor sh p 6 p m Wednesday prayer meehng Wedn esday B ble study 7 p m 7 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY THE SALVATION ARMY \ non Envoy Ray W W n ng off cer CHURCH denommat anal) Langsv i ll e n charge Sunday 10 a m Dexter Road the Rev Wor ley Hoi ness m eetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peorl • s Ha ley pastor Su nday school Leg on 1 p m Thursday to 3 10 a m evening worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng p m Ladies Home League 1 p m Tuesday 7 30 p m youth p m -~rep cl aSses PAUL LUTHERAN g r ou p Fr dav 7 30 p m ST CHURCH Corner ot Sycam ore and Se con d Sts Pomeroy Th e Rev W II am M dd l eswarth Pastor Sunday Sc hool at 9 45 RUTLAND FREEWILL am and Church Se rv ce s 11 BAPTIST - Rev Don 0 liard am pastor Roge r Turner SAC,.-ED HEART ~ Rev as s stant p as tor Su nday Fathe J ohn Nadzam sc hool 10 30 am Sunday p"stor Phone ~ 9'! 2825 even ng se r .... ce 7 30 Wed Saturday even ng Ni 7 JO nesday B bl e s tudy 7 JO p m p m Sunday M a ~s 8 <'~nd 10 the Sermonette IMPLICIT TRUST There IS a vast difference between unbelief and fallh Unbehef asks the question, Can God' Fatth bears the testunony God can Fatth qmetly rests m the Lord knowmg that what He has promtsed He ts able to perform What a difference there was be tween the unbehevlng spies who came back from Canaan wtth the report, We are not able (Numbers 13 30-33 ) They ftrst saw themselves as grasshoppers, and the others saw thetr enemtes as the Lord sees them 'grasshoppers (Isatah 40 22) Unbelief asks, How can these thmgs be? ' Fatth says He says they can be, and they are I am remtnded of a deftrutton of fatth ' God satd 1! I belteve tt that settles tt We need to trust Hun unphCltly for He can do exceedmg abundantly above all we ask or thmk (Eph 3 20 ) How ts fatth mcreased' God sword gJVes the answer Fatth comelh by hearing, and hearmg by the Word of God (Rom 10 17 ) Fatth saves fatth sa!tsftes, fa1th ts rewarded Someone when asked what were hiS speculattons, replted I have none I am restmg on certamttes I know whom I have belleved 'Such trust m the Lord brmgs deep settled peace to the soul The Lord Jesus earthly life tllustrated the calm power that fatth gtves Trustmg God He was afratd of nothmg, never was hurrted, but sought ever to do Hts Fatber s wtll He exhorted Hts disctpltes to have fa1th m God The begmmng of true prayer ts fatth m God, m HlS hearmg, m Hts answers What makes prayer meffective ts lurkmg doubt which exists because we do not conftdently know the will of God F81th sees the thmg we ask for already m our possesston for the gift IS on the way How can we show our fatth' By trustmg ourselves to our Heavenly Father, there to be rested kept gmded molded governed, and possessed forever - Rev W P Bikacsan Ftrst Baptist Church, Racme Wzener roast ts enjoyed APPLE GROVE, Ohto - A w1ener roast was enJoyed on INFANT GHEEN MR AND MRS RODNEY L Gheen, Route 2, Belmont, a1111ounce the birth oi their first child, a son, Rodney Lee II, Sepl 5 at Bellaire City Hospital The baby weighed eight pounds, 11 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Allen Grlflln Bellaire, Mr and Mrs Sanford Gheen, Belmont Mrs Sarah McCloud of Belmont and Mr and Mrs Carl 0 Gheen, Racine, are great--grandparents GED diplomas offered if 8 interested PT PLEASANT - Mason County Adult EducatiOn Program wtll offer classes leadtng to Htgh School Eqwvalency Diploma (GED) m the following areas tf etght or more will attend Hartford Grade School beglnnmg October 8, 1974 from 6 30 p m until 9 30 p m For more lnforma!ton please call Mrs Mildred Gtbbs 882-2071 Mt Oltvet Center, begmmng October 8, 1974 6 30 p m unttl 9 30 p m For more 10 fonnahon, call Mr Richard Haycraft 57&.2571 (9 am -3 pm) These two classes wtll meet one evenmg per week for three hours There ts absolutely no charge :or lhese cJa...,s and all books and materials are furmshed the lawn of the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Spencer al Apple Grove Saturday evemng Games were played and slngmg was enJOyed by the group Mus1c was furmshed by Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and Mrs Zelpha Boggess Attendmg were Mrs Ruth Rtffle and chtldren Mr and Mrs Darrell Noms and Tracy Mr and Mrs Dallas Htll and Dean Mr and Mrs Marshall Roush and Joey Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Roger Roush Mrs Erma Wtlson Scotty Wtckltne Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and Vlckt Mrs Ailee Balser Mrs Zelpha Boggess Jess Anderson Mr and Mrs Russell Roush Sharon Cmdy Davtd and Edward Mr and Mrs Carroll Wh1te Darla Deanna Ke1th and Kevm , Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and sons Mrs Dolly Wolfe Mr and Mrs Harold Roash Rev and Mrs Howard Shtvely M1ke and Karen Rhodes and B11l Davidson COUNCIL TO MEET A meeting of the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers wtll be held Oct 3 at 7 30 p m at the Rivervtew Elementary Sehool CLUB TO MEET Members of the Wmdmg Trail Garden Club w1ll meet at the Ohto Power Co parking lot on Sprmg Ave tn Pomeroy at 2 p m Sunday to go on the htstoncal home tour of the Ohto Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Stgma Ph1 Soronty FREE Veterans to receive beneftls would need to attend the Aduli Learnmg Center In the Mason County Vocahonal Center, open day and evemngs For more mformatton call Mrs Ann Harreld 67~24 ' I SIEVIENTH Oe.Y AD VENTISl Mulberry Ht-IQhts Pomerov P;ntor Gu·ard St'llon sanbath sc hool every So'Uurday at 2 p n1 :m d worsh p serv C:lil" f ollow no at J IS p Yl OpP.n Blbi('! diScuu lon 1 30 p m ;u the church e.,ch Thur$tltlY GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preaching 9 JO a m first and second Sunders. of each month i!nd founh Sund ay s month worsh p sennce at th•rd each p m 7 JO Wednesday henlngs at 1 30 Prayer and B1ble Study FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 281 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy S B C the pastor a ft IHlled VII th Re\1 Fred H 1l t Troy llu1Q Sundar zw school sup t Sunday schoo 9 JO am morn i ng worship 10 30 Sunday evange l ist c 1 30 p m Pravt:r mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m meetmg MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner F ourth and Mam M ddleport Rev Heo ry Key Jr pastor Su nday Sch.>ol 9 JO a m Mrs Ervm Baumgard ner sup! Mornmg wor sh p 10 •5 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES L arry Carnahi!n pres l d ng m1n1ster Sunday B ble le e ture 9 30 a m Wat chtower study 10 lO D m Tuesday Bible study 7 30 p m Thurs day mm Stry school 7 30 p m serv ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Chr1shan Union Lawren c e Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hool Su pt Sunday School 9 JO am Evenrng worsh ip 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD ~ R ac ne Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Su ndav school 9 H a m morning worsh p 11 am evenrng worsh ip 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meet ng 7 JO p m Thursday MIDDLEPO~T FIRST BAPTIST - Corneor S xth and Palmer the Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Oannv Thompson Sunday school supt WMP O rad o program 1 45 am Sunday school 9-: 15am mornmg worsh p 10 15 am Youth ac t v t es and f~tllowsh p for tUn or and senior h1Qh stu dents 6 p m B ble study 7 JO p m M d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M ddleporl 5th and Ma n George Glaze m n ster James Sheets supenntendent B ble school 9 30 am morn ing worsh p 10 30 am evening worsh1p 7 JO p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole pastor F loyd Carson Sunday SchoOl supt Sunday school 9 JO am morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday evangel sf c meeting 1 30 p m prayer meet ng Wednesday 1 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddJeport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p ser v ce 11 a m worsh p serv ce 1 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n ght pray:er serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow ght L Zav i tz Pastor D1rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee SJ,Jpt Morn1ng Worsh p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church Sch ool 9 30 a m John F Fultz SuRf Mornmg Worshrp 10 JO am SYRACUSE Morn ng Worsh p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 am Mrs Sampson Halt Supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Ph ll1p Wh tley pastor Sunday school 1o a m wor sh p serv ce 7 p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Long Bot tom Estll Hart pastor Roy Brown assistant pastor Sunday school lOam Church 1 30 p m e11ch Sunday evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL ~ Th rd Ave the Rev W II am Kn ttel pastor Ronald Dugan Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages evening serv1ce 7 lO p m Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Pm youth servtces Fr day 1 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Pl um Mid dleport Noel Herrman pastor Saturday even ng service 1 p m Sun day school 10 a m Sunday even i ng worsh1p 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICkS Rev D Wm Sydenstricker CHESTER - Worship 9 15 a m Church SchOol 10 a m ENTERPRISE ~ Worship 9 a m Church School 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh p 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 am Church School 9 15 am UMYF630pm ROC I< SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a m UMYF 630pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh p 10 30 a m Church School 9 30" m UMYF7pm RUTLAND - Worshfp 9 IS a m Church SchOol 10 a m UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER ~ Wor Ship 9 D m Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R1char" E Jervis ASBURY WorShip 11 a m Church School 9 50 a m WSCS lsi Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh i p 9 e m Church School 10 11 m WSCS Jrd Wednesday 1 30 pm MiNERSVILLE Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE ChUrch School 9 30 a m worship serv 1 ~ 7 lOp m SOUTHERN ~LUSTER Rev Steven W 111on R: ev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shlvt-ley BETHANY ( DorCU) Worship 9 30 am Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh p 11 a m 1st and Jrd Sundays Church School 10 .e m APPLE GROVE Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p firs! and th i rd Sunday 1 30 Pm prayer mett ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m Feilowsh p !Upper first Saturdcty 6 p m U M W second Tuesd8y 7 10 pm EAST LETART Sunday school 9 30 a m worship second and fourth Sunday 7 ~o Pm prayer meeting Wed 1 lO p m U M W ltr \ t Wf'dnl'SdAy 1 10 p m WIE SlEY AN t A:,ac,ne-1 r\l: ~ let'( '\ un(tav 'i <: l\ool 10 am wor st' p 11 a m B ble study I hursday 1 p I'T c ho r pra c tlcl' Thursda'f 8 p m f (' ttow s tt" supper J1rst W ~ dne<>d<! y 6 JO p m U M W fourth Monday 3 p m GREAT BEND .,...... worsh p II am ln d and Ath sunda vs Church School 10 a m LE?":AR f FALLS - Worsh ip 10 a m Church school 9" m Bible stud'f 7 30 p m every Tuesdf!lv MORNING STAR - WorshiP 9 30 a m Church Sc hOol 10 JO a m M1d We~k Se rv ce Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor sh P 11 a m 1st ~nd lrd Sundays Church SchOol 10 om PORTLAND - Worsh ip 7 ]0 P m Chur ch School 9 30 D m SUTTON _._ Worsh p 1l am ?nd an(! 4th Su:ndctys Chur c h Sch ool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLt)STEA Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley 8ranclum JOPPA - Worshrp 10 am Church Sch ool 9 a m Prayer Meetlng Wedoesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Ch ur ch ser..., lces 9 am Sund ay Sc hoo l 9 45 a m B ble Study every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Woe sh p 11 a m Church School 10 am ALFRED ~ Su nday school a m ea c h Sun day preach ng at 11 a m each Sundey Prayer meet ng 1 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Su nday school 9 30 prea ch mg 1 30 p m Sunday prayer meet ng 1 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f rsl Th ursday each month SILVER A lOGE - Worsh p 10 a m Ch urch Sch oo l 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh1p 9 a m Church Sc hoo l 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder c k supt Ser v ce weekly 9 lOam on Sunday Preach ng t rst and third Sundays of month by Clifford Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddrdi pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard Gilmore f1rst elder evenmg serv ce 7 lO p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rae ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh p 11 a m Even ng serv1ces Tuesday and Friday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Study 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesday Bible St udy 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunt:lay School 10 a m with Willard P gott sup! Evangel st c message each Sunday evening 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl ne mm ster of !he Apostol c Fa th Bible Study Wednesday 1 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH Sunday sc hool service 10 a m Prayer meetmg Thursday 7 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonv tie Road R ck Morr1son pastor Sunday schoo supt Sleven Stanley Sunday SChOOl 9 30 am morn ng w o r sh p and c ommun on 0 30 am Sunday evef'\ ng youth Chr1sllan Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh p serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng prayet" meet ng and B blestudv l 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN ClotURCH P ne Grove The Rev W II am M ddleswarth Pastor Chur c h Serv ces 9 JO am Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m bNADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B ble Sch ool 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday even ng Worsh p Serv ce 7 30 p m choir pract ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng and Btble S tu~y Wednesday 7 JO p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norns pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church serv ce 1 p m Wednesday B ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 30 am Morning Worsh p 10 JO a m Evenmg Worsh p 1 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Serv ce Sunday Sc hool Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morns M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Waller P B kacsan pastor Ronn!e Salser S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh1p 10 45 a m Sunday even ng worsh p 1 30 P m Wednesday even.ng B1ble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and i un or youth serv1ce 6 45 p m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer and pre se Wednesday 1 30 o.rn SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Su nday Sc hool 10 a m Leon Mtller sup! Even ng !ierv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Th ursday 7 30 p m 9 45 CR"ESTElrCRURCH OF GOO ~ Rev James sat terf e/d pastor Sun day School 9 30 am worship serv ce 11 a m even ng serv ce 7 prayer serv ce and youth service Wednesdav 1 om LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sundav Sc hool 9 30 am Ro S gman supt morn ng worsh1p 10 lO Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 M d week servrce Wednesday 7 30om SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard C Blac~<. pastor Bob Moore Sunday Sc hool Su pt Sunday School cl asses for al l !llges 9 30 a rn morning worsh p 10 45 NYPS Sundav 6 30 p m evangel st c serv ice Sunday 7 30 p m M d week prayer meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m M ss onar y m eel ng second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL R.ev Robert Sm lth pastor Sunday school 9 30 am class leader Leo Hill worsh p serv ce 10 30 am church 1 30 p m EDEN UNITED 8- RETH REN IN CHRIST - E lden R Blake pastor Sunday Sch ool 10 a m Howard McCoy supl Morning sermon 11 a m Sunday nigh! ser'vkes Chr stlen Endeaver 1 JO p m Song serv tee 8 p m Prea ching 8 30 p m M d week Preyer meet ng Wed nesday 1 p m Ray Adams tay leader ---cHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located al Rullend on New Lima Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Rt~Y Rouse pastor Rober! Musser Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday School TO 30 a m worship 7 30 p m Bible study Wed nes"day 7 30 p m Saturday n1ght prayer service 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Rog~r Watson Pastor Ray Whaley supt Morning worship 9 30 a m church IChool 10 30 a m young peoples meeting 6 10 Pm evening worship 7 30 P m 81ble study Wednesd8V • 7/ DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russell Sr m n ster Norman C w II supt Sunday sc ho ol 9 30 a m worsh p se rv c e 10 30 a m Bible study Tuesd ay 7 JO p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Ra e ne Road Will am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday School D rector Sunday Sc hoo l 9 JO am Mornmg worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng prayer services 1 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear l Shuler pastor Worsh p serv ce 9 30 a m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 10 30 am B1ble study and pray er se rv c e 7 30 p m Thursday K ngsbury Road SUnday School 9 JO am Ralph Carl supt Worsh p serv ce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m allernatelv Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev J ay Stiles pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Francs Sunday school supt Sunday school 10 am FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ~ Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter c lass leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST ~ Rober! Shook pastor Su nday school 9 30 a m Russell Spencer sup! worsh p se rvtce 10 45 a m even ng worsh p altern at ng w th C E a! 7 30 p m on Sun day Prayer meet ng 1 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolvtlle RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh tp serv ce 10 30 a m B ble study and prayer serv c~ Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kas ler pastor V H Braley Sunday school sup! Sunday school 9 30 am worsh p serv ce and c om mun10n 10 30 am youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 reg u lar board meet ng tt 1rd sat urday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH ~ Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsh lp serv ce 11 . am Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday n ght worship 7 JO p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor Sun day Schoo l 9 JO a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young people s service 6 45 p m Evangelistic serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pastor Sunday School , 9 30 , even ng worsh p 1 30 Thursday evenm!) prayer serv ce 1 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy St~ Stan Cra ig pastor Sunday school 9 45 am worsh i p serv ce 11 1!1 m training union 6 JO P m even ng worshiP serv ice 7 30 p m M id week prayer service Wednesday 1 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 481 M i ller St Meson W v t1 Sunday Bible Study 10 a m Worship 11 a m Md 7 p m B b1e Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Waller Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worship service 11 11 m and 1 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON ASS£MBL:Y OF GOD - Second St Mason w Va Chesler Tennant pa!lor Sunday school 10 a m morning worship 11 am evangelistic service 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer service Wednesday 1 30 p n; Phone 713 S13J HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Christian Union The Rev William Campbell )PI!IIor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 'm James Hughes sup! evtn lng service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m voulh prayer service each Tuesdl!ly FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar P8Stor Sunday Sc~ool 9 30 e m Prayer and Bible study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv ic e Tuesday 10 am Worship Serv ice Thursday 1 30 p mJ 7 00 - Truth or Cons 3 News. 10 Truth or Cons 4 W C H S REel poriC8 J l mm~ Dean 13 1 Av iation Wea t~er JJ 1 Spy 15 tc o 10 Bowling tor Dollars 6 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 New Treasure Hunt 10 Seat the Clock 13 J Concent ration 8 To Tell the Truth 6 Slack Per spective on the New5 33 20 Masquer'ade Partr A 8 00 - Sanford & Son 3 4 Wa sh ington Rev iew 20 33 Kocllak 6 13 Pirate5 BaseballlS J Planet of the Apes e 10 8 30 - Wall Street Week 20 JJ Chico and The Man 3 -4 Soc M il lion Doller M•n 6 13 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater '20 lJ Rockford File' 3 4 Movie Bonnie and Clyde 8 Movi e Pleasure See kers 10 9 30 - Texas Wheelers 6 13 10 00 - N ews 20 Vtdeo VIsionaries JJ Poll ee Woman 3 4 Nigh t Stalk er 6 13 10 30 - Ohio Thl> Week 20 Day at Night 33 11 00 - NewsJ 4 6 a 10 13 IS ll JO - Johnny Carson 3 4 lS Mission Impos sib le 6 Un touchables 13 Movie Pit and the PenQulum 10 Janak ! l l II 4.5 - Movie The Trouble W ith Girls a 12 30 - Don Klr'Shner s Rock Concert 6 W ide World m Concert - -- Otal992 2101 Ractne . NORTH Mtddleport •• •• •• •• •• • Mtddleport Ohio SM ITli NELSON MOTORS Bu ck Ponttac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Mam St Ph 992 2174 337 N 2nd . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rae me M iddleport Ph 992 2550 BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 Ph 949 9591 SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT Louts W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E Man GAULS MARKET Pornerov _ Openmg MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE NEW YORK CIDTliiNG HOUSE Church and 99 Mill St I GUts Middleport OJflce Supplies ' I l<erm s Korner Kermit Walton Pomeroy Course of Our T mes 33 Jeopardy 3 An mat World 10 Bobby Goldsboro 13 8 00 - New Land 6 13 All tn the Fam ly 8 10 Book Beat 33 Emergency J 4 15 8 30 - tnternattonat Performance33 Frtendsand Lovers 10 9 00 - Kung Fu 6 13 Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Movte Theatre of Blood J 4 15 9 JO ~ Bob Newhart 8 10 Trtbute to George Gershwtn 33 10 00 - Nakta6 13 Carol Burnett a 10 11 00 - News 4 6 8 10 13 Janakt 33 Don Ktrshner s Rock Concert 15 11 15 - News 13 Mov1e Rumble of the Dock 6 11 30 - Mov ie The Ktng s Ptrate 3 Summer & Smoke 8 The Deadly Mant s 13 Poltttcal Talk 4 Woody Hayes Footba II 10 11 35- Movte The Oscar 4 12 00 - Mov1e The Mus1c Man 10 I 00 ~ Speakeasy 6 Movte tnv1stble Agent 13 1 1.5 ~ Mov-te Woman T1mes Seven 4 2 00 ~ Movte Pony Sold1er 10 2 30 - News 13 3 00 - Movte The Rtder In The Night 4 4 00 - Mov1e Ptrate of the Half Moon 10 4 45 - Movte Sagebrush Law 4 a ~ No• 22) by THOMAS JOSfPH ACROSS 40 S A J Post-Chnstw1ldcat mas event OOWN 5 Introduc J Prectptce tion %German 10 Dressed rtver 11 Umver.uty 3 Scot! work 1n (4wds ) LoutsJana 4 Taro root 12 - Ray :; GaeUc poem Yesterday's Answer 13 Tykes 6 Porker 7 Beach playthtng I4 Kmg (Sp ) V\5ton 26 Kmd of 18 Howled lo SwediSh (2 wds ) diVe I9 Cha trrna n s county 8 Take cargo group 29 Blunder 16 One kmd from 23 Colored 30 Biblical of tree 9 Wobble 24 Da!Syhke foilll 17 Invest11 Baseball flowers 32 Man or 1gated deal 25 Concerning seUer 19 Endure 15 Unasptrated glee -:;-..,.,-~35;_gY~ou~ ( G~e~r~) 20 remple consonant clubs 36 21 Unusual person 22 Na utteal cha m 23 Crone 24 Patnful ThOse you II bJI II( lh soc ally today w II I nd I ohns ve 11 you, try to PUt on cnrs to Ill press them would be wtse to suspect an utter or mo t we GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Vou re hkely to I nd yourself m a post! on where you m ght fee l a lUIIe wh1l e I e would get by unnoticed Don I try - 11 wont CANCER CJune 2t July 221 Sorneone wtll he com ng to you lor 1nstrucl tons on how to perform a task II you don 1 know don t p retend tha i you do SAGITTARIUS !Nov 23 Dec 21) If you re pli:lnn ng a gather ng at home thiS evf)()mg double check to be sure all those you aSked can make 11 so you wont overstoc k CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Your JUdgment ts no~ as sh.arp today as t notmallv s Be c areful t you have to c ome up w 1lh a dec1s on on a ma1or great if you (eel chtpper, not so, if full of aches An old prayer asks If I have pams that these I wont rehearse But have the grace to hsten to the ones whose aches are \\Orse • The same prayer reads, I ask Oh Lord as older I do grow Help me keep fnends that I now have and that !love and know ' But thts 1s qwte impossible 1f one lives on and on, For na ture takes tts toll each year and one by one they re gone l'he saymg that I like the most IS one we all should heed It sums 11 up so senstbly and this 1s h ow it reads Do not complam of geltmg old a privilege granted yo u It IS demed to many and gt.ven JUSt to few We are a captive audtence to drugg1sts and M D s They keep us ahve and k1ckmg and on the docto r s fe es OUr Medicare gtves us a bre~k and fortunate are we - In mat I on thtrd of every month - we getSECURI1 Y1 You see my thoughts on ge ttmgold go round and round and round We can t do much about 1\ but this seems qUtte profound Try to extract from thts old world the thmgs that you fmd fun And pray that you go qwetly alas when life lS done LAWRENCE ECKELKAMP Lakewood N J r»l!JJM&llJ£®lkd k•-u.J _,J v<- b'o' HENRI ARNOLD 1tnd 808 lEE U n!ic ramble theKe four Jumbles one letter to each square to form Cour ordtnary word s y oo <h cravmg 26 Restram 27 Get rtd of 28 Take out of pawn 31 Sanskrtt school 32 Naughty 33 Altar constellatlon 34 Rubs out 36 Scorch 37 Dashmg Jaunty 38 Old school 39 Weather word DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t INOUCE AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW One letter sJmply stands for another rn this sample A 1s used for tbe three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and formahon of the words are all aJ I I SC>UNI/5 "IK E A ) [ j II hmts 50 U ~CI: I I lJ I ~~~~~;;~~~~~lll'•~u~g~g~•;••:•~d by CRYPTOQUOTE the above cartoon PARITY tlu~ BYCCZKtlT RY RITF T WDYO zc WYF GZAZ[). KEGSOEFLC QYMRI ZH RIT OYFDL ITDT'H STDDTF Yesterday's Cryptoquote THERE ARE SEVERAL GOOD PROTECTIONS AGAINST TEMPTATION, BUT THE SUREST IS COWARDICE -MARK TWAIN HAGGLE .ta.wrr What one m1ght g~:l wlren oul un HYR OIZ DT (An•wer• tomorrow) GUEST ZC ZXERZYH I Prill IIIISIMISI AHSWift m I [ I I ][ I I 1 X) Jumble• CHAFE the code letters are difterent OF 01 L Now arranre the cncled letters to Corm the AUrprise answer ae I Each day M I&H'TY F I$HY ZR IANOBBO! l'r•lerdly 1 c areer tl!t concerned They 11 prove QUite edVantageout 1f you e.'llpiQif them properly foost - TIGHT DICK TRACY IASOUNE ALLEY the~ Who E H% C'AP7 AN E-ASY AN D MR: don't want t be call on' TLJf>B~ 'I'Ol.l t;AY Z I M THE 13~t<: O N 5 MAN5EIZ\A"-lT DODDE R BlAZE'~ THAT 5 • <STRA NGE I WO/JDER WHY S~E'MED 70 OU? TO .Sf;i AWAY !=RO M 4fi('E7 A~J'. Style , but shows are a very trifle IIINNIE WINKLE JOCk of spades to dummy s ace a Spade ruffed Wtth the ;-~;;==:;--;:~~~($~~~;:)1 queenruffed of trumps a ll heart m dummy ruffed an other spade w1th the kmg of trumps led hiS seven of trumps fmessed wtlh dum my s etght picked up West s 10 wtth dummy s Jack and collected the rest of the trtcks wtth his ace and kmg of clubs and dummy s fJfth spade and last trump DON T ..ORRY lo'OM n-115 CAR. CAN M.AKE:, IT CROSS COUNTRY1 1 ~ IT HAD TOI r];J]~~~~~r·-:-:-,. u~ 00 J.,..,'--- ' life," .I AllEY OOP WAI'T:TORvlllE ()ON START THIS "THING YET' (NF.:WSPfaf>ER ENTER! RISF. AS."iN I • ; o::an :~ •J&,t::t r1 .. : The b1ddmg has been West 111 27 North 1.. " Pass RIDENOUR SUPPLY Furniture and Hardware Home lite Saws , Ph 985 3308 Chetter 7 30 - Pass lead- 9• operatiOn wrap up He led his : • : : • ; • ; Attend the Chun;h of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 Meats and Groceries Ph 992 3986 Syracuse 0 Dear Helen Thanks lor prmtmg A Prayer for Those Who Grow 01det I ran across tlus prayer some years ago and 1t so trnpressed me I summarized tt m a poem I enc]ose THOUGHTS ON LIFE ' AT82 Another year ts endmg and I II soon be 82 I have some thoughts on getttng old that I II pass on to you There ts an old>quotation that people often say It s not the years that you have hved but how you feel today 1 But thiS has double meanmg dependmg on the breaks - lt s tOe! 2• Pass 3• 4• : Pass 4NT ~ 5NT Pass TATER S SCHOOL MA RM SHORE WUZ RIGHT ABOUT THEM BLOCKS BEIN' EDUCATIONAL - HES ALREADY LARNT HOW TO GIT AT TH COOKIE JAR • -- "You tlwlk more of r.nnr 1 "All you ever do tilese Pass Pass Pass Pass youdoofme" con1plai1nect h1s w1fe days' she saJd ' 1s wax Eloquent'" ? : Pass e• •• You South llold K84 3 •A2 +Q4.KQ87 ••• •AWhat do you do now? : : • '. wa~ year where vour work or THAT C ABEI'r' : SADIE1S MARKET 3.6+ 111 w BEN FRANKLIN STORE I +++ u • •• ' The Finest In Mobile HomP.s 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 10 ..., far out for thts column ..• Today s hand shows Max ® ~AWJT T : btddmg a slam rather simply "AN I DROP YOU OFF • and then mak1ng 1! by ' T 130NNAZ? '1'8 )N THEWAYlO : bnlltant play 11\Y J OB AT THE • He rose w1th dummy s kmg GAZETTE : of spades at trtck one and led : a low trump East won w1th , the ace and led back the Jack • of hearts Max went up wtth the ace, dec1ded that East s trump • play was made because h1s : ace was smgleton : Then Max; was ready for The Friendly Folks Pomeroy Ohio ' 2NT Cahfornta : KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. Pass Pas.'; Pass : POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 1• 3+ 4+ Pass M1ddleport Ohio Nationwide Insurance- Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Pass Pass Pass Pass MARK V STORE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To the Interest Of The Meigs Mason Area South Western TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court St Gall1polls 0 TliE DAILY SENTINEL East complicated btddtng methods They have ach1eved co nstde rable success 10 DUDLEY'S Ph. 992 3863 North • : '" Me gs County Branch 296 W Second West • We Ftll All Doctors Prescriptions Pomeroy 992 2955 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. s1 Withal! Ttm IS a cheerful outgomg boy an avtd sports fan whose favorites are the New York Mets But sometimes the days get long for an unmobthzed 10-year-old Hts fam1ly ca n st'C him only durmg the hospttal's datly two hour vtSltmg period, and so he depends a great deal on mat! to keep hun company An ex cellent arttcle tn the July Newark Star-Ledger brought tern porary pen friends but often people only wrtte once Agatn we re askmg won t you send cards and letters to Tim Copeland Chtldren s Spectahzed Hospttal 150 New Provtdence Road Westfteld-Mountatnstde, N J 07091 P S Cheermg notes to Mr and Mrs Copeland would help also They re ordmary people with extraordinary problems among them many thousands of dollars m medical and hospttal bills that msurance can t enttrely cover - H SCORPIO TAURUS CAprll 20 May 201 If one you know only c asualty heaps more than 11 reasonable amount of prase on you 11 lhr~ Both vulnerable .. SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Chester Ohio DeOjr Re~dl!rs fwo yea r s ngo thousands of you responded when we wrote aboul then S-year-old Timmy Copeland whose fall from a tree had left hm1 paralyzed from the waist duwn Your cards and letters kept his coura ge high during lonK months of pam Perhaps you ll remember Tim s Chr1strna.• w1sh back m 1972 was for a btcycle because he )ust knew his leg&would come back to life soon Now fiVe hospitals and oilS many operations later f1m 1.s determmed that he II walk out of Chtldren s Specialized Hospital Westfield Mountamstde N J - m braces or on crut ches - as have several of his buddies Shll confined to bed or a wheel chair T1m has been at Mountams1de l 1months this tune But hts goal\5 postp~~ned agatn Recently he broke hiS ankle (a paralytlc's bones are very bntu~ ) and th41t m eans more tuthhes will come your ABOUT By Oswald & James Jacoby Max Hardy s new book, Ftve Card MaJors - .. • • Sap-21, tt7• Some very epec111 oppof" + KQ73 ofoAK107 •• •• •• •• •• •• • ' ARIES (March ·c2~t:-7 Ap-r"l'l-t"'9~1 Se <tiEtrt Don 1 be put uoon by ano ther s c ontrt ved story Before you d1g down rn yoU! purse get an accurate hoe on all the fac ts PISCES (Feb 20 Ma•oh 201 Its •mportant th.at vou clanfy your goats or you II get o" on tangents tha t w on I ad11ance your self Interests • AQ8 ••• •• • ALL WEATliER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 1974 Wanted LetlersforTimmy Sept 221 11 J9864 "'8 2 WEST EAST • 94 • Ql072 .K74 .Jt09653 +t052 +A ofoQ9653 ofoJ4 SOUTH <Dl • J5 • Dial 992 3284 For Seturdewo Sept 28 27 .2+ •• • •• M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Us. great deal more money lhan you Should on tnvoloua th1ngs lhat you II later have htlle use lor would be a mtsl ke at lhtS 110'\fl to let another make vour dec1 s10ns lor you JUSI because 1s the oas t;tSI course LIBRA (Sept 23 Ocl 23) Th1S IS one of those days when your effec t ve oroduc t1v ly 1s a' a tow ebb 11 s better to set work as1de temporartly than IQ do t hallway • By Helen Hottel "'"e AQUARIUS (~an 20· Fob 1 9) vou re apt ro spend a .AK86 3 ••• • ••• Mmor Repatrs & Tune up Beech & Locust Mtddteport Ph 992 2366 GOEGLEIN READY MIX WIN AT BRIDGE •• •• • •• INGLES ASHlAND SERVICE The Store wtth A Heart Phone 949 3342 SATURDAY SEPT 'II 1974 6 30- Ky Af ie ld lJ Treehouse Club 10 7 00 - Tree~ouse Club 8 In Tou c h 13 Man From C 0 5 aturday Report l Aware 6 •'• Hardy shows brtlllant play Bakers of Good Bread Hunttngton W Va RACINE FOOD MARKET CHANNEL 5 PROGRAMS NOT SEE N IN GALLIPOLIS 30 - College Football Prev-tew6 13 NFL Football 4 1 45 - College Football 6 13 2 00 - Baseball Pre game 3 4 TBA 15 CBS Sports Spectacular 8 Popeye 10 2 15 - Baseball 4 15 2 30 - MOvte Gay Purree 10 3 00 - V1ewpo1nt 8 3 30 - Arthur Sm th 8 4 00 - Wrestlmg B Mov•e The Ntght of the Gnzzly 10 Makmg Th ngs Grow 33 4 30 - Sewmg Sk1lls - Ta1lor ng 33 5 00 - A Btt wtth Kntt 33 Bonanza 3 Wide World of Sports 6 13 What s M' Ltne 8 TBA 15 5 30- News 8 Spr ng Street 1.5 6 00 - News 3 4 10 Look at the Book 15 Lawrence Welk a VIlla Alegre 33 6 30 - News 3 4 15 Zoom 33 News 6 Reasoner Report 13 CBS News 10 7 00 - Hee Haw 6 8 Lawren ce Welk 4 15 Treasure Hunt 3 S25 000 Pyram1d 10 Ltltas Yoga & You 33 HEINERS BAKERY Pomeroy Countdown 10 OOf - thEieDc Co 20 Land of the Lost 3 4 15 Devlin 6 13 Valley o e mosaurs 8 10 10 30 - Sigmund 3 4 1.5 Korg 6 13 Shazam a 10 V brat tons 20 11 00 - PJCnk Panther 3 4 15 Su per Fr ends 6 1J Globetrotters 8 10 arrascolendas 20 II 30 - Star Trek J 15 Hudson Bro thers 8 10 Zoom 20 12 00 - Eiec Co 20 Jetsons4 15 ThesearetheDays6 lJ U s of Arch te a 10 12 30 - Fat Albert 8 lO Go 4 15 Amencan Bandstand 6 13 Jack Lengyel Football 3 l 00 - Children s Ftlm Fest val 8 10 Soul Tra n 3 1 Spy 15 World of Survtval 4 W1th the hope tt wtll, tn some measure foster and help sustatn that whtch 1s good tn family and communtty l1fe th1s feature IS sponsored by lh e bustness ftrms and organtzat10ns whose names appear below 700 E Mcttn CABLE CHANNEL fiVE 1 Ry Th .. Ame can Sb eSocey MEIGS TIRE CENTER 4 7 30 - Sesa me St 20 Farm Front 4 Jabberwocky 3 Eddte S R aunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Btg Blue Marble IC La ss 1e s escue Rangers 13 8 OSO - dPopeye 10 Addam s Fam ly 3 4 15 Yog 1 s Gang 13 pee Buggr B Jabberwocky 6 8 30 - M ister Rogers 20 Wheelte and Chopper Bunch 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo B 9 OOPh- Emefgen cy Plus 3 4 1S Sesame St 20 Hong Kong ooey 6 13 Jeannie 8 10 9 3 ~- Run ~oe Runl 4 15 Gtlltgan6 13 Partndge Family a Too many pressing responstblltttes tn the Lord s work The congregation couldn t afford to have tts church patnted But patnted tt wast That was a glonous Saturday-no ptcntc or ball games JUSt hours of hard work And what wtth the patnt supplied at cost by a local dealer and the brushes loaned by the very patnter who m1ght have hoped for the contract-nobody made a ntckell But the remarkable th1ng ts that nobody m town thought all thiS remarkable You know Chnsttamty has had a deep mfluence on the ltfe of a communtty when we begm to take for granted the zeal and sacnf1ce of Chnstlan netghbors The next step ts to add our strength and fa1th to the1rs tn the worsh1p and work of the Church VIRGO CAua 23 wa1tmg 7 30p m - The Champion s All Star Wrestling Rodeo 9 30 - Operation Gangbuster Burkes Law -_ ... el5ePc l ~ d Robbery Roman Style Dance of Death 4 • ----· ..--,.....• X 1p u Movie Movie 4 00 5 JO - ·--.• 10 2 00 - News 13 '1 30 - Mov le Cape Fear 4 Take Five For Life 15 LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Su nday School supt Ronald Osborne B ble Sch ool 9 30 a m preach ng 10 45 am E:ven ng services 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Pau l Nev e pastor Sunljay Sc1'1oo t 9 30 a m Morn ng serv ce 10 30 am youth serv ce 6 45 p m Evange l st c serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m 6 ~.;,~{!,~ ~ows 3 4 IS CBS News 8 10 Gomer Pyle 13 1 00 - Mldmght Special 3 4 1.5 Movie Zon tar .• Helen Help SEPT 27 191. 6 OOG - Now• 3 • 8FRIDAY 15; ABC News 13 Sesame St )0 New s 6 reaf Amerlc,Jn Orram Mach ine JJ 13 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev F loyd F Shook pastor Lloyd Wr ghl Sunday school sup t Su nday sc hool 9 JO am morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Wedne sday Ch nst an YoiJth Cr u sa d e 6 30 p m Cho r pra c t ce Thursday 1 p m m~-----=-= Television Log 1 30 p m MT UNION BAPTI ST Rtv Cecil CoM paslar sun day Sc tl oot su pt Joe hyre Sun day sct-!ool 9 A$ o11 m Sunday evening worsh i p 1 30 Wednetday prayer and Bible study 1 )0 p m TUPPER$ PLAINS CHR 1ST IAN CHURCH Ev9ene Undtrwood pastor Howard C~td weu Jr Sun day SC hOO l Sup l svnday School 9 30 a m Morning Sermon 10 JO a m Sunday evening se rv lce m LETAR FALLS UNITED BR:ETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr is pastor Floyd Norns su p! Su nday sc hool 9 lO ~ m mornmg sermon 10 30 a m Prayer service Wednes(fay 1 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Srn th pastor Sunday School 10 a m Ar lhu r Henson Su pt Morn ing Worsh ip II am Young Peoples service 1 p m Even ing serv1ce 1 30 p m Wedn es day M d Week Prayer Service 7 ]0 p m Youth meeting 6 30 p m Evenmg worsh i p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herber! Grate pasto r Wor ship service 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 II m R ICI"IiHd Barton supt Prayer meet1ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURV CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Sm i th m i n is ter Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 am morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 1 30 p m Wedn es day ser v ce B LEO I July 2 3 Aug 22~ Make I a pon11 today 10 steer as tar as POSSJbte from the c ompte• fmanctal or bus ness problems ot a fr end A-Bid seven club.s Your p1rtntr ha1 •hown grand ~lam .. ln~relt and your queen or club• : must be the right card Cor .e\'e• • \ ' 1 ' �•ntmel Mtddleptlrt l'omero~. 0 , Friday, Sept 'll 1974 1 - TIM' Dally 6- The Dolly :i<nUnel, Middleport Pomeroy 0 f rldav Sept Tl 1971 a m Con fess on s S~tu r'dey 1 POMEROY 1 JO p m POMEROY TRINITY POMEROY FtRST BAP Rev W H Perrm pastor Roy TIST Robert Kuhn pastor Mayer Sunday schOol sup! w u am wauon Sund ay school Church school 'i' 15 a m sup ! Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh i p service 10 74 a m 3VF 6 p m B ble study Youth cho r rehear sal Mon Wednesday 7 p m ch o i r da~ 3 30 p m under d lrect1on pract ce We~nesday I 30 p m of Mary Sk nner senior cho r POMER C>f WESLEYAN rehei!lrsal 7 30 p m Thursday HOLINES " CHURCH Wt th Mrs Paul NCd St" Herr l sonv He Rev 0 Dell d rector MMiey Pastor Henry Eblin fi"'MERoYCHURCH OF Sunday School Sup t Sund ay THE NAZARENE Corner School 9 JO a m Even ng Ur. lon and Mulberry Rev worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer and Clyde V Henderso n pastor Pra ise serv1 ce Thursday 1 30 Sund ay school 9 30 a m Glen p n McClung supt morn ng SY R AC USE FIRST worShip 10 30 a m even ng HURCH OF GOO i"!f!\0 serv ce 7 JO m ld wl:'ek ser Georg e 0 ler pa stor Sundav v1ce Wednesday 1 30 p m sc hool 9 45 a m mornmg GRACE EPISCOPAL - The pr eac hnq l l a1 Rev Haro ld Deeth re ctor cvan qel sl c serv ce 7 10 p m Chur ch services 10 30 a m Pr l y<' r 1 {' t n q Tt urc;d ~ ~ Ho l y communion f i rst Sunday 7 1{"1 p of IT'onth chu r ch school 10 30 am for nurserv throuqh 12 POMEROY WESTSIDE POMEROY CHURCH OF CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W CHRIST - Ferrell Gron mger Man Sl - Loren T Steph ens pastor Bible school 9 30 a m evdnge t s t phone 'i'92 7856 worsh p 10 JO a m adull Conser vat1 ve non wors h p serv ce and young mstrumental Sunday worsh p people s meet ng 1 30 p m 10 a m B ble study 11 a m Comb1ned B bte study and wor sh p 6 p m Wednesday prayer meehng Wedn esday B ble study 7 p m 7 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY THE SALVATION ARMY \ non Envoy Ray W W n ng off cer CHURCH denommat anal) Langsv i ll e n charge Sunday 10 a m Dexter Road the Rev Wor ley Hoi ness m eetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peorl • s Ha ley pastor Su nday school Leg on 1 p m Thursday to 3 10 a m evening worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng p m Ladies Home League 1 p m Tuesday 7 30 p m youth p m -~rep cl aSses PAUL LUTHERAN g r ou p Fr dav 7 30 p m ST CHURCH Corner ot Sycam ore and Se con d Sts Pomeroy Th e Rev W II am M dd l eswarth Pastor Sunday Sc hool at 9 45 RUTLAND FREEWILL am and Church Se rv ce s 11 BAPTIST - Rev Don 0 liard am pastor Roge r Turner SAC,.-ED HEART ~ Rev as s stant p as tor Su nday Fathe J ohn Nadzam sc hool 10 30 am Sunday p"stor Phone ~ 9'! 2825 even ng se r .... ce 7 30 Wed Saturday even ng Ni 7 JO nesday B bl e s tudy 7 JO p m p m Sunday M a ~s 8 <'~nd 10 the Sermonette IMPLICIT TRUST There IS a vast difference between unbelief and fallh Unbehef asks the question, Can God' Fatth bears the testunony God can Fatth qmetly rests m the Lord knowmg that what He has promtsed He ts able to perform What a difference there was be tween the unbehevlng spies who came back from Canaan wtth the report, We are not able (Numbers 13 30-33 ) They ftrst saw themselves as grasshoppers, and the others saw thetr enemtes as the Lord sees them 'grasshoppers (Isatah 40 22) Unbelief asks, How can these thmgs be? ' Fatth says He says they can be, and they are I am remtnded of a deftrutton of fatth ' God satd 1! I belteve tt that settles tt We need to trust Hun unphCltly for He can do exceedmg abundantly above all we ask or thmk (Eph 3 20 ) How ts fatth mcreased' God sword gJVes the answer Fatth comelh by hearing, and hearmg by the Word of God (Rom 10 17 ) Fatth saves fatth sa!tsftes, fa1th ts rewarded Someone when asked what were hiS speculattons, replted I have none I am restmg on certamttes I know whom I have belleved 'Such trust m the Lord brmgs deep settled peace to the soul The Lord Jesus earthly life tllustrated the calm power that fatth gtves Trustmg God He was afratd of nothmg, never was hurrted, but sought ever to do Hts Fatber s wtll He exhorted Hts disctpltes to have fa1th m God The begmmng of true prayer ts fatth m God, m HlS hearmg, m Hts answers What makes prayer meffective ts lurkmg doubt which exists because we do not conftdently know the will of God F81th sees the thmg we ask for already m our possesston for the gift IS on the way How can we show our fatth' By trustmg ourselves to our Heavenly Father, there to be rested kept gmded molded governed, and possessed forever - Rev W P Bikacsan Ftrst Baptist Church, Racme Wzener roast ts enjoyed APPLE GROVE, Ohto - A w1ener roast was enJoyed on INFANT GHEEN MR AND MRS RODNEY L Gheen, Route 2, Belmont, a1111ounce the birth oi their first child, a son, Rodney Lee II, Sepl 5 at Bellaire City Hospital The baby weighed eight pounds, 11 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Allen Grlflln Bellaire, Mr and Mrs Sanford Gheen, Belmont Mrs Sarah McCloud of Belmont and Mr and Mrs Carl 0 Gheen, Racine, are great--grandparents GED diplomas offered if 8 interested PT PLEASANT - Mason County Adult EducatiOn Program wtll offer classes leadtng to Htgh School Eqwvalency Diploma (GED) m the following areas tf etght or more will attend Hartford Grade School beglnnmg October 8, 1974 from 6 30 p m until 9 30 p m For more lnforma!ton please call Mrs Mildred Gtbbs 882-2071 Mt Oltvet Center, begmmng October 8, 1974 6 30 p m unttl 9 30 p m For more 10 fonnahon, call Mr Richard Haycraft 57&.2571 (9 am -3 pm) These two classes wtll meet one evenmg per week for three hours There ts absolutely no charge :or lhese cJa...,s and all books and materials are furmshed the lawn of the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Spencer al Apple Grove Saturday evemng Games were played and slngmg was enJOyed by the group Mus1c was furmshed by Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and Mrs Zelpha Boggess Attendmg were Mrs Ruth Rtffle and chtldren Mr and Mrs Darrell Noms and Tracy Mr and Mrs Dallas Htll and Dean Mr and Mrs Marshall Roush and Joey Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Roger Roush Mrs Erma Wtlson Scotty Wtckltne Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and Vlckt Mrs Ailee Balser Mrs Zelpha Boggess Jess Anderson Mr and Mrs Russell Roush Sharon Cmdy Davtd and Edward Mr and Mrs Carroll Wh1te Darla Deanna Ke1th and Kevm , Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and sons Mrs Dolly Wolfe Mr and Mrs Harold Roash Rev and Mrs Howard Shtvely M1ke and Karen Rhodes and B11l Davidson COUNCIL TO MEET A meeting of the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers wtll be held Oct 3 at 7 30 p m at the Rivervtew Elementary Sehool CLUB TO MEET Members of the Wmdmg Trail Garden Club w1ll meet at the Ohto Power Co parking lot on Sprmg Ave tn Pomeroy at 2 p m Sunday to go on the htstoncal home tour of the Ohto Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Stgma Ph1 Soronty FREE Veterans to receive beneftls would need to attend the Aduli Learnmg Center In the Mason County Vocahonal Center, open day and evemngs For more mformatton call Mrs Ann Harreld 67~24 ' I SIEVIENTH Oe.Y AD VENTISl Mulberry Ht-IQhts Pomerov P;ntor Gu·ard St'llon sanbath sc hool every So'Uurday at 2 p n1 :m d worsh p serv C:lil" f ollow no at J IS p Yl OpP.n Blbi('! diScuu lon 1 30 p m ;u the church e.,ch Thur$tltlY GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preaching 9 JO a m first and second Sunders. of each month i!nd founh Sund ay s month worsh p sennce at th•rd each p m 7 JO Wednesday henlngs at 1 30 Prayer and B1ble Study FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 281 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy S B C the pastor a ft IHlled VII th Re\1 Fred H 1l t Troy llu1Q Sundar zw school sup t Sunday schoo 9 JO am morn i ng worship 10 30 Sunday evange l ist c 1 30 p m Pravt:r mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m meetmg MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner F ourth and Mam M ddleport Rev Heo ry Key Jr pastor Su nday Sch.>ol 9 JO a m Mrs Ervm Baumgard ner sup! Mornmg wor sh p 10 •5 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES L arry Carnahi!n pres l d ng m1n1ster Sunday B ble le e ture 9 30 a m Wat chtower study 10 lO D m Tuesday Bible study 7 30 p m Thurs day mm Stry school 7 30 p m serv ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Chr1shan Union Lawren c e Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hool Su pt Sunday School 9 JO am Evenrng worsh ip 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD ~ R ac ne Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Su ndav school 9 H a m morning worsh p 11 am evenrng worsh ip 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meet ng 7 JO p m Thursday MIDDLEPO~T FIRST BAPTIST - Corneor S xth and Palmer the Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Oannv Thompson Sunday school supt WMP O rad o program 1 45 am Sunday school 9-: 15am mornmg worsh p 10 15 am Youth ac t v t es and f~tllowsh p for tUn or and senior h1Qh stu dents 6 p m B ble study 7 JO p m M d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M ddleporl 5th and Ma n George Glaze m n ster James Sheets supenntendent B ble school 9 30 am morn ing worsh p 10 30 am evening worsh1p 7 JO p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole pastor F loyd Carson Sunday SchoOl supt Sunday school 9 JO am morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday evangel sf c meeting 1 30 p m prayer meet ng Wednesday 1 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddJeport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p ser v ce 11 a m worsh p serv ce 1 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n ght pray:er serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow ght L Zav i tz Pastor D1rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee SJ,Jpt Morn1ng Worsh p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church Sch ool 9 30 a m John F Fultz SuRf Mornmg Worshrp 10 JO am SYRACUSE Morn ng Worsh p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 am Mrs Sampson Halt Supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Ph ll1p Wh tley pastor Sunday school 1o a m wor sh p serv ce 7 p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Long Bot tom Estll Hart pastor Roy Brown assistant pastor Sunday school lOam Church 1 30 p m e11ch Sunday evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL ~ Th rd Ave the Rev W II am Kn ttel pastor Ronald Dugan Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages evening serv1ce 7 lO p m Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Pm youth servtces Fr day 1 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Pl um Mid dleport Noel Herrman pastor Saturday even ng service 1 p m Sun day school 10 a m Sunday even i ng worsh1p 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICkS Rev D Wm Sydenstricker CHESTER - Worship 9 15 a m Church SchOol 10 a m ENTERPRISE ~ Worship 9 a m Church School 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh p 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 am Church School 9 15 am UMYF630pm ROC I< SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a m UMYF 630pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh p 10 30 a m Church School 9 30" m UMYF7pm RUTLAND - Worshfp 9 IS a m Church SchOol 10 a m UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER ~ Wor Ship 9 D m Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R1char" E Jervis ASBURY WorShip 11 a m Church School 9 50 a m WSCS lsi Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh i p 9 e m Church School 10 11 m WSCS Jrd Wednesday 1 30 pm MiNERSVILLE Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE ChUrch School 9 30 a m worship serv 1 ~ 7 lOp m SOUTHERN ~LUSTER Rev Steven W 111on R: ev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shlvt-ley BETHANY ( DorCU) Worship 9 30 am Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh p 11 a m 1st and Jrd Sundays Church School 10 .e m APPLE GROVE Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p firs! and th i rd Sunday 1 30 Pm prayer mett ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m Feilowsh p !Upper first Saturdcty 6 p m U M W second Tuesd8y 7 10 pm EAST LETART Sunday school 9 30 a m worship second and fourth Sunday 7 ~o Pm prayer meeting Wed 1 lO p m U M W ltr \ t Wf'dnl'SdAy 1 10 p m WIE SlEY AN t A:,ac,ne-1 r\l: ~ let'( '\ un(tav 'i <: l\ool 10 am wor st' p 11 a m B ble study I hursday 1 p I'T c ho r pra c tlcl' Thursda'f 8 p m f (' ttow s tt" supper J1rst W ~ dne<>d<! y 6 JO p m U M W fourth Monday 3 p m GREAT BEND .,...... worsh p II am ln d and Ath sunda vs Church School 10 a m LE?":AR f FALLS - Worsh ip 10 a m Church school 9" m Bible stud'f 7 30 p m every Tuesdf!lv MORNING STAR - WorshiP 9 30 a m Church Sc hOol 10 JO a m M1d We~k Se rv ce Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor sh P 11 a m 1st ~nd lrd Sundays Church SchOol 10 om PORTLAND - Worsh ip 7 ]0 P m Chur ch School 9 30 D m SUTTON _._ Worsh p 1l am ?nd an(! 4th Su:ndctys Chur c h Sch ool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLt)STEA Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley 8ranclum JOPPA - Worshrp 10 am Church Sch ool 9 a m Prayer Meetlng Wedoesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Ch ur ch ser..., lces 9 am Sund ay Sc hoo l 9 45 a m B ble Study every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Woe sh p 11 a m Church School 10 am ALFRED ~ Su nday school a m ea c h Sun day preach ng at 11 a m each Sundey Prayer meet ng 1 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Su nday school 9 30 prea ch mg 1 30 p m Sunday prayer meet ng 1 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f rsl Th ursday each month SILVER A lOGE - Worsh p 10 a m Ch urch Sch oo l 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh1p 9 a m Church Sc hoo l 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder c k supt Ser v ce weekly 9 lOam on Sunday Preach ng t rst and third Sundays of month by Clifford Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddrdi pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard Gilmore f1rst elder evenmg serv ce 7 lO p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rae ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh p 11 a m Even ng serv1ces Tuesday and Friday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Study 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesday Bible St udy 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunt:lay School 10 a m with Willard P gott sup! Evangel st c message each Sunday evening 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl ne mm ster of !he Apostol c Fa th Bible Study Wednesday 1 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH Sunday sc hool service 10 a m Prayer meetmg Thursday 7 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonv tie Road R ck Morr1son pastor Sunday schoo supt Sleven Stanley Sunday SChOOl 9 30 am morn ng w o r sh p and c ommun on 0 30 am Sunday evef'\ ng youth Chr1sllan Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh p serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng prayet" meet ng and B blestudv l 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN ClotURCH P ne Grove The Rev W II am M ddleswarth Pastor Chur c h Serv ces 9 JO am Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m bNADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B ble Sch ool 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday even ng Worsh p Serv ce 7 30 p m choir pract ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng and Btble S tu~y Wednesday 7 JO p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norns pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church serv ce 1 p m Wednesday B ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 30 am Morning Worsh p 10 JO a m Evenmg Worsh p 1 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Serv ce Sunday Sc hool Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morns M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Waller P B kacsan pastor Ronn!e Salser S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh1p 10 45 a m Sunday even ng worsh p 1 30 P m Wednesday even.ng B1ble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and i un or youth serv1ce 6 45 p m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer and pre se Wednesday 1 30 o.rn SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Su nday Sc hool 10 a m Leon Mtller sup! Even ng !ierv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Th ursday 7 30 p m 9 45 CR"ESTElrCRURCH OF GOO ~ Rev James sat terf e/d pastor Sun day School 9 30 am worship serv ce 11 a m even ng serv ce 7 prayer serv ce and youth service Wednesdav 1 om LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sundav Sc hool 9 30 am Ro S gman supt morn ng worsh1p 10 lO Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 M d week servrce Wednesday 7 30om SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard C Blac~<. pastor Bob Moore Sunday Sc hool Su pt Sunday School cl asses for al l !llges 9 30 a rn morning worsh p 10 45 NYPS Sundav 6 30 p m evangel st c serv ice Sunday 7 30 p m M d week prayer meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m M ss onar y m eel ng second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL R.ev Robert Sm lth pastor Sunday school 9 30 am class leader Leo Hill worsh p serv ce 10 30 am church 1 30 p m EDEN UNITED 8- RETH REN IN CHRIST - E lden R Blake pastor Sunday Sch ool 10 a m Howard McCoy supl Morning sermon 11 a m Sunday nigh! ser'vkes Chr stlen Endeaver 1 JO p m Song serv tee 8 p m Prea ching 8 30 p m M d week Preyer meet ng Wed nesday 1 p m Ray Adams tay leader ---cHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located al Rullend on New Lima Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Rt~Y Rouse pastor Rober! Musser Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday School TO 30 a m worship 7 30 p m Bible study Wed nes"day 7 30 p m Saturday n1ght prayer service 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Rog~r Watson Pastor Ray Whaley supt Morning worship 9 30 a m church IChool 10 30 a m young peoples meeting 6 10 Pm evening worship 7 30 P m 81ble study Wednesd8V • 7/ DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russell Sr m n ster Norman C w II supt Sunday sc ho ol 9 30 a m worsh p se rv c e 10 30 a m Bible study Tuesd ay 7 JO p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Ra e ne Road Will am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday School D rector Sunday Sc hoo l 9 JO am Mornmg worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng prayer services 1 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear l Shuler pastor Worsh p serv ce 9 30 a m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 10 30 am B1ble study and pray er se rv c e 7 30 p m Thursday K ngsbury Road SUnday School 9 JO am Ralph Carl supt Worsh p serv ce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m allernatelv Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev J ay Stiles pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Francs Sunday school supt Sunday school 10 am FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ~ Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter c lass leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST ~ Rober! Shook pastor Su nday school 9 30 a m Russell Spencer sup! worsh p se rvtce 10 45 a m even ng worsh p altern at ng w th C E a! 7 30 p m on Sun day Prayer meet ng 1 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolvtlle RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh tp serv ce 10 30 a m B ble study and prayer serv c~ Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kas ler pastor V H Braley Sunday school sup! Sunday school 9 30 am worsh p serv ce and c om mun10n 10 30 am youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 reg u lar board meet ng tt 1rd sat urday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH ~ Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsh lp serv ce 11 . am Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday n ght worship 7 JO p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor Sun day Schoo l 9 JO a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young people s service 6 45 p m Evangelistic serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pastor Sunday School , 9 30 , even ng worsh p 1 30 Thursday evenm!) prayer serv ce 1 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy St~ Stan Cra ig pastor Sunday school 9 45 am worsh i p serv ce 11 1!1 m training union 6 JO P m even ng worshiP serv ice 7 30 p m M id week prayer service Wednesday 1 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 481 M i ller St Meson W v t1 Sunday Bible Study 10 a m Worship 11 a m Md 7 p m B b1e Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Waller Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worship service 11 11 m and 1 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON ASS£MBL:Y OF GOD - Second St Mason w Va Chesler Tennant pa!lor Sunday school 10 a m morning worship 11 am evangelistic service 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer service Wednesday 1 30 p n; Phone 713 S13J HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Christian Union The Rev William Campbell )PI!IIor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 'm James Hughes sup! evtn lng service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m voulh prayer service each Tuesdl!ly FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar P8Stor Sunday Sc~ool 9 30 e m Prayer and Bible study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv ic e Tuesday 10 am Worship Serv ice Thursday 1 30 p mJ 7 00 - Truth or Cons 3 News. 10 Truth or Cons 4 W C H S REel poriC8 J l mm~ Dean 13 1 Av iation Wea t~er JJ 1 Spy 15 tc o 10 Bowling tor Dollars 6 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 New Treasure Hunt 10 Seat the Clock 13 J Concent ration 8 To Tell the Truth 6 Slack Per spective on the New5 33 20 Masquer'ade Partr A 8 00 - Sanford & Son 3 4 Wa sh ington Rev iew 20 33 Kocllak 6 13 Pirate5 BaseballlS J Planet of the Apes e 10 8 30 - Wall Street Week 20 JJ Chico and The Man 3 -4 Soc M il lion Doller M•n 6 13 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater '20 lJ Rockford File' 3 4 Movie Bonnie and Clyde 8 Movi e Pleasure See kers 10 9 30 - Texas Wheelers 6 13 10 00 - N ews 20 Vtdeo VIsionaries JJ Poll ee Woman 3 4 Nigh t Stalk er 6 13 10 30 - Ohio Thl> Week 20 Day at Night 33 11 00 - NewsJ 4 6 a 10 13 IS ll JO - Johnny Carson 3 4 lS Mission Impos sib le 6 Un touchables 13 Movie Pit and the PenQulum 10 Janak ! l l II 4.5 - Movie The Trouble W ith Girls a 12 30 - Don Klr'Shner s Rock Concert 6 W ide World m Concert - -- Otal992 2101 Ractne . 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ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Rae me M iddleport Ph 992 2550 BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 Ph 949 9591 SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT Louts W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E Man GAULS MARKET Pornerov _ Openmg MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE NEW YORK CIDTliiNG HOUSE Church and 99 Mill St I GUts Middleport OJflce Supplies ' I l<erm s Korner Kermit Walton Pomeroy Course of Our T mes 33 Jeopardy 3 An mat World 10 Bobby Goldsboro 13 8 00 - New Land 6 13 All tn the Fam ly 8 10 Book Beat 33 Emergency J 4 15 8 30 - tnternattonat Performance33 Frtendsand Lovers 10 9 00 - Kung Fu 6 13 Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Movte Theatre of Blood J 4 15 9 JO ~ Bob Newhart 8 10 Trtbute to George Gershwtn 33 10 00 - Nakta6 13 Carol Burnett a 10 11 00 - News 4 6 8 10 13 Janakt 33 Don Ktrshner s Rock Concert 15 11 15 - News 13 Mov1e Rumble of the Dock 6 11 30 - Mov ie The Ktng s Ptrate 3 Summer & Smoke 8 The Deadly Mant s 13 Poltttcal Talk 4 Woody Hayes Footba II 10 11 35- Movte The Oscar 4 12 00 - Mov1e The Mus1c Man 10 I 00 ~ Speakeasy 6 Movte tnv1stble Agent 13 1 1.5 ~ Mov-te Woman T1mes Seven 4 2 00 ~ Movte Pony Sold1er 10 2 30 - News 13 3 00 - Movte The Rtder In The Night 4 4 00 - Mov1e Ptrate of the Half Moon 10 4 45 - Movte Sagebrush Law 4 a ~ No• 22) by THOMAS JOSfPH ACROSS 40 S A J Post-Chnstw1ldcat mas event OOWN 5 Introduc J Prectptce tion %German 10 Dressed rtver 11 Umver.uty 3 Scot! work 1n (4wds ) LoutsJana 4 Taro root 12 - Ray :; GaeUc poem Yesterday's Answer 13 Tykes 6 Porker 7 Beach playthtng I4 Kmg (Sp ) V\5ton 26 Kmd of 18 Howled lo SwediSh (2 wds ) diVe I9 Cha trrna n s county 8 Take cargo group 29 Blunder 16 One kmd from 23 Colored 30 Biblical of tree 9 Wobble 24 Da!Syhke foilll 17 Invest11 Baseball flowers 32 Man or 1gated deal 25 Concerning seUer 19 Endure 15 Unasptrated glee -:;-..,.,-~35;_gY~ou~ ( G~e~r~) 20 remple consonant clubs 36 21 Unusual person 22 Na utteal cha m 23 Crone 24 Patnful ThOse you II bJI II( lh soc ally today w II I nd I ohns ve 11 you, try to PUt on cnrs to Ill press them would be wtse to suspect an utter or mo t we GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Vou re hkely to I nd yourself m a post! on where you m ght fee l a lUIIe wh1l e I e would get by unnoticed Don I try - 11 wont CANCER CJune 2t July 221 Sorneone wtll he com ng to you lor 1nstrucl tons on how to perform a task II you don 1 know don t p retend tha i you do SAGITTARIUS !Nov 23 Dec 21) If you re pli:lnn ng a gather ng at home thiS evf)()mg double check to be sure all those you aSked can make 11 so you wont overstoc k CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Your JUdgment ts no~ as sh.arp today as t notmallv s Be c areful t you have to c ome up w 1lh a dec1s on on a ma1or great if you (eel chtpper, not so, if full of aches An old prayer asks If I have pams that these I wont rehearse But have the grace to hsten to the ones whose aches are \\Orse • The same prayer reads, I ask Oh Lord as older I do grow Help me keep fnends that I now have and that !love and know ' But thts 1s qwte impossible 1f one lives on and on, For na ture takes tts toll each year and one by one they re gone l'he saymg that I like the most IS one we all should heed It sums 11 up so senstbly and this 1s h ow it reads Do not complam of geltmg old a privilege granted yo u It IS demed to many and gt.ven JUSt to few We are a captive audtence to drugg1sts and M D s They keep us ahve and k1ckmg and on the docto r s fe es OUr Medicare gtves us a bre~k and fortunate are we - In mat I on thtrd of every month - we getSECURI1 Y1 You see my thoughts on ge ttmgold go round and round and round We can t do much about 1\ but this seems qUtte profound Try to extract from thts old world the thmgs that you fmd fun And pray that you go qwetly alas when life lS done LAWRENCE ECKELKAMP Lakewood N J r»l!JJM&llJ£®lkd k•-u.J _,J v<- b'o' HENRI ARNOLD 1tnd 808 lEE U n!ic ramble theKe four Jumbles one letter to each square to form Cour ordtnary word s y oo <h cravmg 26 Restram 27 Get rtd of 28 Take out of pawn 31 Sanskrtt school 32 Naughty 33 Altar constellatlon 34 Rubs out 36 Scorch 37 Dashmg Jaunty 38 Old school 39 Weather word DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t INOUCE AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW One letter sJmply stands for another rn this sample A 1s used for tbe three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and formahon of the words are all aJ I I SC>UNI/5 "IK E A ) [ j II hmts 50 U ~CI: I I lJ I ~~~~~;;~~~~~lll'•~u~g~g~•;••:•~d by CRYPTOQUOTE the above cartoon PARITY tlu~ BYCCZKtlT RY RITF T WDYO zc WYF GZAZ[). KEGSOEFLC QYMRI ZH RIT OYFDL ITDT'H STDDTF Yesterday's Cryptoquote THERE ARE SEVERAL GOOD PROTECTIONS AGAINST TEMPTATION, BUT THE SUREST IS COWARDICE -MARK TWAIN HAGGLE .ta.wrr What one m1ght g~:l wlren oul un HYR OIZ DT (An•wer• tomorrow) GUEST ZC ZXERZYH I Prill IIIISIMISI AHSWift m I [ I I ][ I I 1 X) Jumble• CHAFE the code letters are difterent OF 01 L Now arranre the cncled letters to Corm the AUrprise answer ae I Each day M I&H'TY F I$HY ZR IANOBBO! l'r•lerdly 1 c areer tl!t concerned They 11 prove QUite edVantageout 1f you e.'llpiQif them properly foost - TIGHT DICK TRACY IASOUNE ALLEY the~ Who E H% C'AP7 AN E-ASY AN D MR: don't want t be call on' TLJf>B~ 'I'Ol.l t;AY Z I M THE 13~t<: O N 5 MAN5EIZ\A"-lT DODDE R BlAZE'~ THAT 5 • <STRA NGE I WO/JDER WHY S~E'MED 70 OU? TO .Sf;i AWAY !=RO M 4fi('E7 A~J'. Style , but shows are a very trifle IIINNIE WINKLE JOCk of spades to dummy s ace a Spade ruffed Wtth the ;-~;;==:;--;:~~~($~~~;:)1 queenruffed of trumps a ll heart m dummy ruffed an other spade w1th the kmg of trumps led hiS seven of trumps fmessed wtlh dum my s etght picked up West s 10 wtth dummy s Jack and collected the rest of the trtcks wtth his ace and kmg of clubs and dummy s fJfth spade and last trump DON T ..ORRY lo'OM n-115 CAR. CAN M.AKE:, IT CROSS COUNTRY1 1 ~ IT HAD TOI r];J]~~~~~r·-:-:-,. u~ 00 J.,..,'--- ' life," .I AllEY OOP WAI'T:TORvlllE ()ON START THIS "THING YET' (NF.:WSPfaf>ER ENTER! RISF. AS."iN I • ; o::an :~ •J&,t::t r1 .. : The b1ddmg has been West 111 27 North 1.. " Pass RIDENOUR SUPPLY Furniture and Hardware Home lite Saws , Ph 985 3308 Chetter 7 30 - Pass lead- 9• operatiOn wrap up He led his : • : : • ; • ; Attend the Chun;h of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 Meats and Groceries Ph 992 3986 Syracuse 0 Dear Helen Thanks lor prmtmg A Prayer for Those Who Grow 01det I ran across tlus prayer some years ago and 1t so trnpressed me I summarized tt m a poem I enc]ose THOUGHTS ON LIFE ' AT82 Another year ts endmg and I II soon be 82 I have some thoughts on getttng old that I II pass on to you There ts an old>quotation that people often say It s not the years that you have hved but how you feel today 1 But thiS has double meanmg dependmg on the breaks - lt s tOe! 2• Pass 3• 4• : Pass 4NT ~ 5NT Pass TATER S SCHOOL MA RM SHORE WUZ RIGHT ABOUT THEM BLOCKS BEIN' EDUCATIONAL - HES ALREADY LARNT HOW TO GIT AT TH COOKIE JAR • -- "You tlwlk more of r.nnr 1 "All you ever do tilese Pass Pass Pass Pass youdoofme" con1plai1nect h1s w1fe days' she saJd ' 1s wax Eloquent'" ? : Pass e• •• You South llold K84 3 •A2 +Q4.KQ87 ••• •AWhat do you do now? : : • '. wa~ year where vour work or THAT C ABEI'r' : SADIE1S MARKET 3.6+ 111 w BEN FRANKLIN STORE I +++ u • •• ' The Finest In Mobile HomP.s 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 10 ..., far out for thts column ..• Today s hand shows Max ® ~AWJT T : btddmg a slam rather simply "AN I DROP YOU OFF • and then mak1ng 1! by ' T 130NNAZ? '1'8 )N THEWAYlO : bnlltant play 11\Y J OB AT THE • He rose w1th dummy s kmg GAZETTE : of spades at trtck one and led : a low trump East won w1th , the ace and led back the Jack • of hearts Max went up wtth the ace, dec1ded that East s trump • play was made because h1s : ace was smgleton : Then Max; was ready for The Friendly Folks Pomeroy Ohio ' 2NT Cahfornta : KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. Pass Pas.'; Pass : POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 1• 3+ 4+ Pass M1ddleport Ohio Nationwide Insurance- Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Pass Pass Pass Pass MARK V STORE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To the Interest Of The Meigs Mason Area South Western TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court St Gall1polls 0 TliE DAILY SENTINEL East complicated btddtng methods They have ach1eved co nstde rable success 10 DUDLEY'S Ph. 992 3863 North • : '" Me gs County Branch 296 W Second West • We Ftll All Doctors Prescriptions Pomeroy 992 2955 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. s1 Withal! Ttm IS a cheerful outgomg boy an avtd sports fan whose favorites are the New York Mets But sometimes the days get long for an unmobthzed 10-year-old Hts fam1ly ca n st'C him only durmg the hospttal's datly two hour vtSltmg period, and so he depends a great deal on mat! to keep hun company An ex cellent arttcle tn the July Newark Star-Ledger brought tern porary pen friends but often people only wrtte once Agatn we re askmg won t you send cards and letters to Tim Copeland Chtldren s Spectahzed Hospttal 150 New Provtdence Road Westfteld-Mountatnstde, N J 07091 P S Cheermg notes to Mr and Mrs Copeland would help also They re ordmary people with extraordinary problems among them many thousands of dollars m medical and hospttal bills that msurance can t enttrely cover - H SCORPIO TAURUS CAprll 20 May 201 If one you know only c asualty heaps more than 11 reasonable amount of prase on you 11 lhr~ Both vulnerable .. SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Chester Ohio DeOjr Re~dl!rs fwo yea r s ngo thousands of you responded when we wrote aboul then S-year-old Timmy Copeland whose fall from a tree had left hm1 paralyzed from the waist duwn Your cards and letters kept his coura ge high during lonK months of pam Perhaps you ll remember Tim s Chr1strna.• w1sh back m 1972 was for a btcycle because he )ust knew his leg&would come back to life soon Now fiVe hospitals and oilS many operations later f1m 1.s determmed that he II walk out of Chtldren s Specialized Hospital Westfield Mountamstde N J - m braces or on crut ches - as have several of his buddies Shll confined to bed or a wheel chair T1m has been at Mountams1de l 1months this tune But hts goal\5 postp~~ned agatn Recently he broke hiS ankle (a paralytlc's bones are very bntu~ ) and th41t m eans more tuthhes will come your ABOUT By Oswald & James Jacoby Max Hardy s new book, Ftve Card MaJors - .. • • Sap-21, tt7• Some very epec111 oppof" + KQ73 ofoAK107 •• •• •• •• •• •• • ' ARIES (March ·c2~t:-7 Ap-r"l'l-t"'9~1 Se <tiEtrt Don 1 be put uoon by ano ther s c ontrt ved story Before you d1g down rn yoU! purse get an accurate hoe on all the fac ts PISCES (Feb 20 Ma•oh 201 Its •mportant th.at vou clanfy your goats or you II get o" on tangents tha t w on I ad11ance your self Interests • AQ8 ••• •• • ALL WEATliER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 1974 Wanted LetlersforTimmy Sept 221 11 J9864 "'8 2 WEST EAST • 94 • Ql072 .K74 .Jt09653 +t052 +A ofoQ9653 ofoJ4 SOUTH <Dl • J5 • Dial 992 3284 For Seturdewo Sept 28 27 .2+ •• • •• M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Us. great deal more money lhan you Should on tnvoloua th1ngs lhat you II later have htlle use lor would be a mtsl ke at lhtS 110'\fl to let another make vour dec1 s10ns lor you JUSI because 1s the oas t;tSI course LIBRA (Sept 23 Ocl 23) Th1S IS one of those days when your effec t ve oroduc t1v ly 1s a' a tow ebb 11 s better to set work as1de temporartly than IQ do t hallway • By Helen Hottel "'"e AQUARIUS (~an 20· Fob 1 9) vou re apt ro spend a .AK86 3 ••• • ••• Mmor Repatrs & Tune up Beech & Locust Mtddteport Ph 992 2366 GOEGLEIN READY MIX WIN AT BRIDGE •• •• • •• INGLES ASHlAND SERVICE The Store wtth A Heart Phone 949 3342 SATURDAY SEPT 'II 1974 6 30- Ky Af ie ld lJ Treehouse Club 10 7 00 - Tree~ouse Club 8 In Tou c h 13 Man From C 0 5 aturday Report l Aware 6 •'• Hardy shows brtlllant play Bakers of Good Bread Hunttngton W Va RACINE FOOD MARKET CHANNEL 5 PROGRAMS NOT SEE N IN GALLIPOLIS 30 - College Football Prev-tew6 13 NFL Football 4 1 45 - College Football 6 13 2 00 - Baseball Pre game 3 4 TBA 15 CBS Sports Spectacular 8 Popeye 10 2 15 - Baseball 4 15 2 30 - MOvte Gay Purree 10 3 00 - V1ewpo1nt 8 3 30 - Arthur Sm th 8 4 00 - Wrestlmg B Mov•e The Ntght of the Gnzzly 10 Makmg Th ngs Grow 33 4 30 - Sewmg Sk1lls - Ta1lor ng 33 5 00 - A Btt wtth Kntt 33 Bonanza 3 Wide World of Sports 6 13 What s M' Ltne 8 TBA 15 5 30- News 8 Spr ng Street 1.5 6 00 - News 3 4 10 Look at the Book 15 Lawrence Welk a VIlla Alegre 33 6 30 - News 3 4 15 Zoom 33 News 6 Reasoner Report 13 CBS News 10 7 00 - Hee Haw 6 8 Lawren ce Welk 4 15 Treasure Hunt 3 S25 000 Pyram1d 10 Ltltas Yoga & You 33 HEINERS BAKERY Pomeroy Countdown 10 OOf - thEieDc Co 20 Land of the Lost 3 4 15 Devlin 6 13 Valley o e mosaurs 8 10 10 30 - Sigmund 3 4 1.5 Korg 6 13 Shazam a 10 V brat tons 20 11 00 - PJCnk Panther 3 4 15 Su per Fr ends 6 1J Globetrotters 8 10 arrascolendas 20 II 30 - Star Trek J 15 Hudson Bro thers 8 10 Zoom 20 12 00 - Eiec Co 20 Jetsons4 15 ThesearetheDays6 lJ U s of Arch te a 10 12 30 - Fat Albert 8 lO Go 4 15 Amencan Bandstand 6 13 Jack Lengyel Football 3 l 00 - Children s Ftlm Fest val 8 10 Soul Tra n 3 1 Spy 15 World of Survtval 4 W1th the hope tt wtll, tn some measure foster and help sustatn that whtch 1s good tn family and communtty l1fe th1s feature IS sponsored by lh e bustness ftrms and organtzat10ns whose names appear below 700 E Mcttn CABLE CHANNEL fiVE 1 Ry Th .. Ame can Sb eSocey MEIGS TIRE CENTER 4 7 30 - Sesa me St 20 Farm Front 4 Jabberwocky 3 Eddte S R aunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Btg Blue Marble IC La ss 1e s escue Rangers 13 8 OSO - dPopeye 10 Addam s Fam ly 3 4 15 Yog 1 s Gang 13 pee Buggr B Jabberwocky 6 8 30 - M ister Rogers 20 Wheelte and Chopper Bunch 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo B 9 OOPh- Emefgen cy Plus 3 4 1S Sesame St 20 Hong Kong ooey 6 13 Jeannie 8 10 9 3 ~- Run ~oe Runl 4 15 Gtlltgan6 13 Partndge Family a Too many pressing responstblltttes tn the Lord s work The congregation couldn t afford to have tts church patnted But patnted tt wast That was a glonous Saturday-no ptcntc or ball games JUSt hours of hard work And what wtth the patnt supplied at cost by a local dealer and the brushes loaned by the very patnter who m1ght have hoped for the contract-nobody made a ntckell But the remarkable th1ng ts that nobody m town thought all thiS remarkable You know Chnsttamty has had a deep mfluence on the ltfe of a communtty when we begm to take for granted the zeal and sacnf1ce of Chnstlan netghbors The next step ts to add our strength and fa1th to the1rs tn the worsh1p and work of the Church VIRGO CAua 23 wa1tmg 7 30p m - The Champion s All Star Wrestling Rodeo 9 30 - Operation Gangbuster Burkes Law -_ ... el5ePc l ~ d Robbery Roman Style Dance of Death 4 • ----· ..--,.....• X 1p u Movie Movie 4 00 5 JO - ·--.• 10 2 00 - News 13 '1 30 - Mov le Cape Fear 4 Take Five For Life 15 LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Su nday School supt Ronald Osborne B ble Sch ool 9 30 a m preach ng 10 45 am E:ven ng services 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Pau l Nev e pastor Sunljay Sc1'1oo t 9 30 a m Morn ng serv ce 10 30 am youth serv ce 6 45 p m Evange l st c serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m 6 ~.;,~{!,~ ~ows 3 4 IS CBS News 8 10 Gomer Pyle 13 1 00 - Mldmght Special 3 4 1.5 Movie Zon tar .• Helen Help SEPT 27 191. 6 OOG - Now• 3 • 8FRIDAY 15; ABC News 13 Sesame St )0 New s 6 reaf Amerlc,Jn Orram Mach ine JJ 13 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev F loyd F Shook pastor Lloyd Wr ghl Sunday school sup t Su nday sc hool 9 JO am morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Wedne sday Ch nst an YoiJth Cr u sa d e 6 30 p m Cho r pra c t ce Thursday 1 p m m~-----=-= Television Log 1 30 p m MT UNION BAPTI ST Rtv Cecil CoM paslar sun day Sc tl oot su pt Joe hyre Sun day sct-!ool 9 A$ o11 m Sunday evening worsh i p 1 30 Wednetday prayer and Bible study 1 )0 p m TUPPER$ PLAINS CHR 1ST IAN CHURCH Ev9ene Undtrwood pastor Howard C~td weu Jr Sun day SC hOO l Sup l svnday School 9 30 a m Morning Sermon 10 JO a m Sunday evening se rv lce m LETAR FALLS UNITED BR:ETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr is pastor Floyd Norns su p! Su nday sc hool 9 lO ~ m mornmg sermon 10 30 a m Prayer service Wednes(fay 1 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Srn th pastor Sunday School 10 a m Ar lhu r Henson Su pt Morn ing Worsh ip II am Young Peoples service 1 p m Even ing serv1ce 1 30 p m Wedn es day M d Week Prayer Service 7 ]0 p m Youth meeting 6 30 p m Evenmg worsh i p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herber! Grate pasto r Wor ship service 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 II m R ICI"IiHd Barton supt Prayer meet1ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURV CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Sm i th m i n is ter Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 am morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 1 30 p m Wedn es day ser v ce B LEO I July 2 3 Aug 22~ Make I a pon11 today 10 steer as tar as POSSJbte from the c ompte• fmanctal or bus ness problems ot a fr end A-Bid seven club.s Your p1rtntr ha1 •hown grand ~lam .. ln~relt and your queen or club• : must be the right card Cor .e\'e• • \ ' 1 ' �r ------------------~~ - • • G R / 1 Business Services Sen ..;nel Classzfizeds et esu ts. d~.s.!,~.:'; SJr,.~""~:n~:. ~~~!~ ._Tho Daily SenllJ el, Middleport Pm~eroy 0 Friday Sept 'n l97t Real Estate For Sale C,&- In Rutland Mem01y Help Wanted Wanted To Buy IN lOVING mt'morJ Of our dur nusbanct an fathtr Charlet Betzlng who passed away one year ago today You w~tre always so gentll' and kind We think of you all of the time W fe Edith and daughter Bernice and temiiY 9 27 ltp CASH')$$ FOR J\JNK CA R S Camp Frye sTruck ilnef Auto Perts Rutland Oh o '" HOUR WRECKER SER v CE Phone 74'2 6094 9 10 '~" SERVICE MANAGER I21CSO 1968 N E W Moon l bedroom tralll!'r fully cllr peted Phone .4.46 38A 1 or 992 Notice 3982 THRIFT SHOP ocatect across 9 25 Jtc County Humane Society s open every Friday 11nd 1972 ATLANl'IC '1. bedroom mob te home Phone U'J 5641 or 992 2709 9 22 6tc from Pomeroy Post Off ce and sponsored by the Me igs Seturday coats Sa14t on winter 9 26 3tc HOMECOMING at Eagle Ridge Church Sunday Sept 29 1974 Basket dinner at 12 noon Afternoon sent ce at 2 p m Special s ng n-g bv B ssell Fern Illes and Dav is Fam ly Everyone welcome 9 26 2tp For Rent 4 ROOMS and bath on 120 Peaco c k Ave Rent reasonable Contact Mrs Pau Swisher 9S7 Hyse/ 51 M ddleport Oh o 9 25 Jtp MOTOR route driver needed mmed ately Must hdve own transportat on n good work ng cond 1 on Phone 992 21S6 The Da l y Sent nel 9 24 lfc ..__ ___ _________ _ For Sale space for rent nn Br~wnell Ave M dd eport Ci!ll 992 2625 9 25 tfc l -------------- SOLID VINYL SIDING Produced frQm a speclal vinyl compound made by B F Goodrich and Monsanto S times thicker than metal sid ng W II not dent chip creek peel rot rust or chalk FREE HOME ESTIMATES $UPERIOR VINYL PRODUCT$ Call Collect 1 592 5544 Athens Ohio Employment Wanted DAY NURSERY B to 6 days or week reasonable rates Reliable people w th med1cal training Ch ldren-lnfants and up Call 992 7608 during the day or 7A2 4902 after 6 P m 91712tc --------------- WILL tr m or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements attics etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 9 6 26tc ---- ~--------- Wanted To Buy NICE 3 room apt and bath alt electr c n Pomeroy Tabletop range wall oven n cest apt around Phone Gall polls 446 7699 or even ings 446 9539 8 23 tfc Shuler's Market W Mam Pomeroy HOME GROWN POTATOES 10 lb 79c APPLES Apt c:lou to Powell s Super va u _Phone~92~65~---~::-''' " Ou~::~u's~~c:r:'~~:se 2 BEDROOM apt furn shed all electr c washer dryer n eluded Fully carpeted must see to ,app~eclete $75 depos t S150 per month 1 Ch ld ac cepted For appt phone 99 2 78 89 911 tf c TRAILER Browns Tra1ler Park Phone 992 3324 9 26 tfc -------------- 10xSS MOBILE home country locat on Ci!ll 99:2 7649 after 4 pm 9 26 6tp -------------For Sale APPLES Fltzpjitrlck Orchard State Route 689 Phone Wilkesv lie 669 378S 9 2S 26tc LJ_A_C_K_:S,:::_F~U:::R:::N=T::U.::.:.R.:E_A_N_JD UPHOLSTER Y SUPP LY NOW OF' EN FOR BUS N ESS M 0 N 0 AY TH R0 UG H SAT URDAY 9 am 5 p m 236 E MAIN ST POMEROY OHIO PHONE 992 3903 9 24 Stc ---- - - - - ·- - - -- tractor for sale Contact Joyce Hied Box 325 Rulland Oh o 45175 9 25 3tc TO BUY -------------- WALK-IN FREEZER Call Even1ngs HEDMAN He,aders w II fit Dodge Plymouth or Chrvs ler 318 or 340 S60 never been used Cali 992 3661 9 26 6tc GIRLS 24 b cycle good cond tlon S2S Phone 992 7073 9 26 Jt c (614) 992-3374 A FE W new band nstrum ents Contact Renee Stone 992 7S67 9 4 tfc we AKE piCking up a plano In your area and would like some responsible party to take over payments Call Crr.dlt Manager (614 ) 772 5669 or wr te 260 east Ma in Street Ch•lllcothe Oh io 45601 4 7 tfc WALNUT Modern s tereo rad o AM FM 8 track tape comb mat on 4 speaker sound system Balance $107 49 or budget terms Call 992 3965 9 23 tfc -------------- CA::tH pal.d for all makes and models of mobile homes Phone aru code 614 423 9531 " 13 uc --------------- OLD FURNITURE oak tables clocks ce boxes brass beds dlshts de&ks or complete households Write M D Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio call 992 7760 s 13 tfc -------------- CLOSE OUT on new zig zag sew no mach nes For sew ng stretch fabr cs buttonhole s fan c y des gns etc Pa nt sightly blemished Cho ce of c arry no c ase or sewlnQ stand $49 80 cash or term s available F'hone 992 nss 9 23 ttc --------------- 1974 Z G ZAG SEW IN G MACHINES eit n layaway All bu II n to buttonhO e do stret ch se w ng and fan cy st tch ng Pay ust 548 75 cash or te rms a\la lab1e Trade n s accepted Phone 992 2653 9 11 ff c VA CU UM Clean ers Brand new tank type models w th 5 attachments Only i24 40 cash or terms ava lab e N ew Upright models S29 90 c ash or te rm s ava !able Trade ns accepled Phone 992 2653 9 11 lf c R &J OOINS wtllbut MGM Flea Mllrket Sat and Sun 12to5p m eachday Will buy 1111 ancl Cll•s lspecl•ll'lo ""'' will otll mise I' tncle lllvt~, •ottt••· -------------- CLARTN ET Slgntt wlfh a case o~~~ll woOd Phone 992 2602 9 27 6tp ~---------STOVE natural gu ~Tempco 60 000 BTU fan thermostat 100 Pl rcent safety controlled Phon• 99'2 2602 9 27 6tp -------------- KELVINATOR tlectrlc stove perfect condition Phone 992 3105 or contact Kenneth Wilt at Welchtown Hill Mln.,.s ville 9 26 12tc -------------- ------------- - AKC Sl' Bernard pupp es 7 weeks s SO Phone 843 2438 9 22 61C 1972 vw wrecked n f ront Se c hea p Phone 992 7265 9 22 6t c JSO 1966 Tt-IUNDERBIRD Phone 992 530 I 9 27 St c - - - - -- - - FROM 12 MILES ON RT 33 - 2 bedrooms furnished home pnced reasonable RANCH STYLE 2 bedrooms modern kitchen attached garage ce ment block utility budding 2 ALL 5 24 tfc Real Estate For Sale LOl'S for sate fra h~r or house All ut 1 t es Phone 74? :\,1,16 Rutland Oh o Pr ce $2 50 7 16 tfc 8 ROOM S and bath plus • f u s zed basement Phone 949 4780 o r 992 7869 9 27 31c 250 HONDA Scramb le r 992 3061 phone ___ __________ _ ...,. 9 22 7tc GREEN BEANS p ck your own $2 bushe br ng c on to!l lt"ltr Phone 247 2852 Letart Fa ils And rew Cross 9 22 6tc ---- --------- \0 SPEED rac fng bike ex cellent condition i50 Pl'lone f92 2•13 9 22 6tp -------------tor GROCERY business Ule Bu ilding for Sf!lle or lease' P~ont 773 S618 from B lO p m to tO p m for appointment l 20 tf c ----------------- Route 1 by pass Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechan1cal Work Open Mon SAM i 992.2sso I )l7 Pi 2acl .av MIIXILfi"'tl 0 If so, Call us Now for a Free Estomate e • • e Serv1ce P&J Parts Br uk•·t l'o tll•'r"Oy. Oh ro h7oQ PAGEVILLE - 5 room house garage several fru t trees 112 acres of n ce lay ng land Only HOME Heatmg Coolmg Refr1g Plumbmg Electrical Appliance All work guaranteed Otscount to Sen1or Ctf1zens - Modern B1 leve l 5 bedrooms 1 2 baths wall to wall ca r pet ng and garage POMEROY - N CE' 2 bedroom frame home bath gas F A furna ce and basement Some n cc panel ng Just $8 500 00 215 N Second St M1dd leport Ohro 992 3509 SE WIN G MACH NE S Repa r serv ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Serv ce We sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc DOZER work land cleanng by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Lal"ge dozer and operator w th over 20 years exper ence Pull ns Excavating Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc P IA NO tun ng and repa r Phone Charles ScQtt 992 37 18 9 17 32 tp ------ REEDSVILLE - 9 acres about 7 or 8 tillable located on R1 124 Tuppers Plains water some woods Ideal homes or trailers S5 800 00 MIDDLEPORT older brick S B R 2 ballhs, new kitchen has everything new hot water heatl system lots of parkl space basement close sho pping POMEROY - 1 story Irome 2 B R both 11oors bllsement with utility lorgelol ASKING SlO 001100 CARPENTER 2 slory frame d ining .4 R B R l'h baths ce ment block s1oroge bldg 2 garages about 2 acres $10 000 00 992 2259 or m 2561 - We have hundreds of carpe t values Your tob can be comp leted In 1 to 2 weeks No long waiting period SPEC IALl Candy Stripe Carpet with Home Bu1ld1ng & Add1t1ons, Aluminum & V1nyl Sodmg, Floor Sanding & Finishmg Lines Installed Work Limestone & Fill Dirt Commercial Residential Constructton & Remodel Now $4 99 Sq Nic• for bedrooms kitc:hens ttc Yd dens RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Rut11nd 0 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21301 Es tate o f Gregory lodw ck Decea se d Not ce s hereby g ven ha Ha ry Lodw c k o f Chest e r Tow nsh p Oh o has been du v appo nted Adm n .strator of the Es !ate of Gregory Lod w ck a e of Chesler d ece ased l' ownsh p Me gs County Oh o Cred tors are requ red to f e th e r c a ms w th sad f due ary w lh n four months Da ed th s 9t h day of Sep tembe:r 974 I rl't' (,tfl s, ( ull<' •'(!. Uuuuh RACINE PLUMBING AND HEATING 949 2684 Rac'"e 0 Emergency Phone 992 3995 or 992 7582 SE PT C TANKS cleaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Ga 1 pol s John Russell owner and operator 5 1:2 tfc PUBLIC AUCTION On Sale Now quality Devoe Bright Whtte Latu House Paint In 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Brand name Roof Paint 10 pet off wh1le they last Take advantage of these great buys wh•le they are sflll m stockt (Garage Equipment Parts Accessones & Cvcles) MONDAY, SEPT. 30 AT 5 00 O'CLOCK PM. C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Serv ic e Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Rae ne Oh io Crltt Bradford s 1 ttC ------------- Big Capacny Mayt111 Automatics L Speed Oferat On Qholce o wat.!r :temps Auto water level control Lint Filter or Power Fin Agitator ... Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothel with gentle even heat No hot spots no overt;1rylng Fine Me- L int Filter We Specialllt In MAYTAG Rad C11rpet service 30 tfc D OZE R or backhoe work Phon e 446 3981 or 446 34S9 9 8 tfc -------- -- ----- RUTLAND FURNITURE ' I •' • •• • • • cance lled " Lost your operator s I cense Ca ll 992 7' 2 4211 "rnold Grate ~ 742 8 .fi..u1 lana 6 1s ffc ~-----=--=,-=,...,.--=---.....,,..,......,...,...--:,...::....Ju --------------- MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. (Servmg Amertca for 100 Years) •• ' •• • Offers an exc1t1ng opportumty to operate a busmess of your own w1th a very small mvestment, We are mterested m a qualified Sales or1ented person w1th a prev1ous reta11 expenence to own and operate a catalog store m Pomeroy, OhiO If you are willing to accept responslbthfy m return for a future m your own busmess, wr1te g1ving full personal qua hf1cattons to E. A. Smith, 4-1 1000 S. Monroe Street Baltimore, Maryland 21232 •• • • • •• • • • • •• •• • •• ••• •• • •• ' •• ft Cas h regisler 1974 Suzuki TM 250 - forward m ounted shocks 1974 Carebe lla 125 CC 1973 Sul uk i GT 550 rlemons1rator 1970 Suzuki T 10x6 HustiPr 1971 Suzuki 1972 Honda CL 100 1969 B 105 P 1970 Kawasakl90 CC 1966 Yamaha 80 CC 1964 Suzuki T 10 Remember even ing sale Monday Sept 30 at 5 o c lock P M Nothing shown before day of sa le ~freshments on premi ses Positive 10 Terms - Cas h day of sa le Not respon si ble tor accidents OWNER Aut;tioneer - Mr Fred Bishop Phone 593 3453 811t Janet 51495 71 MERCURY MONTEG0. .......... 2 dr HT 6 cy l aut o 68 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR........... !895 Pomeroy Motor Co. 70 CHEV. NOVA 2 DR.............. ..S895 $1995 1969 FORD TORINO C PE S89S Local ca r bucket seat v ny l nter or 4 speed tran s V 8 rad o good I res Rea l N ce 351 69 OODGE WINDOW VAN •••...•.•• ~1295 31 8 VS au to Self Contained Camper ....$750 ....... ,., .. . ....... • t • t .. ··~ ·· --TRACTOR--.. .....__ _ 5 1000 _ __, Good Selection Cheaper Cars Phone 949 4490 9 27 12!c LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr PHONE 992-7777 li 70 PONTIAC 4 DR., Clean ......... !1295 56 Case w1de Iron! end 3 point h1tch w1th front end loader in good shape NOTICE OF FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Oh o Me gs county Court of Co mmon Pl ea s Probate Court To lhil" Adm n s! at x of the es tat e to such ol !h e fo ow ng as ar e r es den s of h e S!a!e of Oh o v z he surv v ng spou se the n ex of k n !h e benef c ar es under the w l and to he allo ney or at orneys re]:lr ese n! ng any of he a foren'lent oned pe r so ns Dorothy L H ar mon No 21 26 M dd eport Oh o Sa sbury Town sh p You are hereby not fed !ha the t nven o y and Ap pra sement of the estate of he a fo remen! oned deceased Ia e of sad County wa s f ed n t s Cour t Sa 1d Inventory and Appra semen ! w be fo hear ng before h sCour on !he 3rd day of October 1974 a! 0 00 o c ock A M Any person des r ng o f e c~ecep t ons the e!o mus ! f e them at least f ve day s pr or to lh e date se t for hear ng G ven under my hand and sea of sad Co uri !h s 9 h day of September 974 Mann ng D Web st er Judge By Ann B Wat so n De put y Clerk Sept 20 27 tabl e wllh 4 chairs refrigerator vacuum cleaner glass d splay case I ghted parts book holder ca rd files 2 drawer Index card f 1~ wooden bin cases bins parts Inventory system peg board and display racks 3 desk chairs double oak desk with drawers sma ll 2 drawer HON file cabinet with organ zer large 4 drawers HON file cabinet with organizer fan Victor adding ma chine etc USED MOTORCYCLES !Some running and som e not - II no1 so ld belore day of so le) • Pomeroy 0 1911 DODGE DART 6 c y l auto P S 71 MAVERICK<6 cyl., auto....... 51495 Swinger HT cpe med green I n sh w th b lk v ny l roof green v 1n y l 1ntenor tr im V 8 eng ne automat c tra ns spor 1 sf whee l full wh cover L ke new w w t res rad o rea l n ce The Taste of New Wone Will be presented by the Youth Fellowship of the Grace Uno ted Methodost Church of Galtipohs All youth and adulls are on voted to attend thos event A free woll offermg w1ll be recewed to cover expenses Due to other nterests and g v ng up franch1se of the 8& B Suzuk Cycle w II sell the co mplete nve ntory of equ1pment tools parts office equ pm ent accessor es and used motorcycles as I sted 50 T floor mounted hand HYD press tim ng tester 20 ft 2 secft on work bench w th 4 elec outlets large cyc le mult tester 4 drawer Craftsman tool ches t aud o v sual t m ng tester and other testers m crometers & gauges ns d e bore gauge 3 outs de m crometers a r compressor w lfh 200 lb tank w th regulator and 12 ft a r ho se 35 000 RPM acr gr nder co mplete b ts stones etc 2 smal l battery chargers tcre gauges Craftsman bench gr nder wtth I ght - extra wheels several Craftsman 7 8 J a and 2 dnlls speed dr i ll s bench vtse Craftsman 3 tiered w th a sst b ts 19ft work bench w th ma son +e top W lton mechan c vise ARC weld ng mach ne 222 amp L ncoln arc welder and equ p several ftr e ex t ngulshe rs acetylene welder r-eg ulators weld ng and cu tt ng heads t ps gauges etc cham p1pe cutter p pe snap wrench lot tools hack saws hammers end wrenches et c from 10 to 19 T handle wrenches 9 drawer Craft sman tool box on rollers • drcve ad I torque wrench spok e thread ng ma ch ne gr nd ng wheel dresstng tool ta chometer a r mpact llil dr ve wrench with asst screwdriver f1ps - snap on t hread repa1r pack other Impact wrenches bolt cutters co mplet e set Craftsman m etr c taps and dces extendable magnet c pick up tool spnng removmg tools asst T handle screwdr vers Phtll ps snap on etc asst m etr c Allen wrenches ca rburetor wrenches asst f les ch se ls punches thread c lea n ng f le s w r e bru shes etc asst piers s de arc pi e r s v se grips asst se t of /4 J.il 2 dr ve metr c soc ke ts snap on et c open e nd and box end ratchets socket s wrenches et c 4 :tta 2 snap on rat chef s stud remover tools m e tric t mlng tune up set GT 500 rear wheel assembly Lakewood metal brake shoes mpact screw dr ver se ts Suz uk 1 tool k ts new metnc too l se ts spri ng progress1ve and other tools PARTS BINS PARTS & ACCESSORIES Sma ll part s btns severa l boxes brass Weather Head bolts f ttmg s was her s screws spr ngs p ns f ber washers threaded spokes W mpples ca rburetors and parts flex hose a r hose sma ll and large hones tubes lubncatlng grease asst metal angle and bar stock elec w ir ng o tl f lters metal cloth roll hand cleaner d spenser motorcycle o I elec fan m e tn c bol ts nuts bush ng and other parts asst motorcy cle cha ms new cardboard parts bms G T 750 wheel and hub asst tape nner tubes 15 asst tra I t res gear s t ra nsm ss ons etc asst eyelet r es 41 front and rear fenders for Suzuk K & W K K Mudder Preston Petty et c fork braces several crash bars lot bra cket pads G T 750 guards fr ont a nd rear sprokets metal foot pegs handle bars spray pa i nt spray cham oil road and tra I handle gr ps lig ht bulbs guard s pads chest protectors motor cyc l e boots d1ffer e nt type oil hotrod parts ca rburetor boots Be ll helm ets asst sizes Saber helmets ( DOT approved) motorcycle pamt and tracl pants and coat leather be lts kidney belts spark plugs googles sungla sses etc m otorcycle tie downs lot lea th er g loves tee sh 1rts m otorcycle 1erseys Tuff Rtder pants den m pants v nyl la ckets jacket patches tall I ght assemb lies and parts m rrors manuals brakes wheel rims mud flaps efc spok e wheels Wlseco p ston s and rings luggage racks com plete section m etr ic nuts and bolts w ith b i ns OFFICE EQUIPMENT 71 AM HORNET. ................. ~1595 $1895 1910 CHEVULt MALIBU H T Cpe V 8 automati c power st eer ng good w w t re s clean mte r or rad o audttonwn m Pomeroy A play 315 WEST UNION ST ATHENS OHIO BY FAIRGROUNDS& HOSPITAL ALL WEATHER HARDWARE 337 Norttl Second Ave M•ddleport Ohto 992 2550 71 CHEV. BELAIR 4 DR. .........51495 Smith Nelson Motors Inc. OF QUALITY P S v nyl r ool vw................................ ~1695 dr wagon RALLY PLANNED The Unoted Methodost Youth of Meogs County will have theor Fall Youth Rally Sunday October 6 at 3 p m on the Senoor C1toze ns Buoldong ATHENS, OHIO EVENING SALE 72 Hours Mon Fro 9 a m to 7 p m Sat 8 a m lo 5 p m p G s for sa l e GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE 318 V6 dulo See Ceward Cal ert Sm olm Art Argynes or Bot! Ne lson 2 SIGNS w i1h topper 72 OODGE CHARGER...............'2195 and Ready For Sale At Great SaVIngs Ph 992 2174 long w POMEROY HOURS: DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM N Social Calendar FRIDAY PAST Matrons Evangehne Chapter OES 7 30 p m Moddleport Masomc Temple DANCE Followmg Meogs football game tomght on the Pomeroy Junoor Hlgh unhl modmght Mus1c by Frock Morton sponsored by Gorts Athletic Assn WEEKEND Crusade at Maso n Assembly of God Church Duddmg Lane toda) Saturdoy and Sunday 7 30 mghtly Everyone welcome to attend SATURDAY SPECIAL worshop servoce at Mt Olove Commun1ty Church today and Sunday begmmng at 8 p m PubliC IS InVIted NATIONAl Hrintong and Foshmg Day at Ken Amsbary Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of AmeriCa at Its farm near Chester 10 a m lor choldren of all ages See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on 51 Rt 7 985 4100 SYRACUSE LADIES Auxthary Volunteer Fire Dept chicken donner bake sale and yard sale at the Syracuse Mun1copal Bulldmg Proceeds for new fire truck Menu ch1cke n mas hed potatoes green beans cole slaw noodles rolls coffee or tea and poe SUNDAY PICNIC for members and lroends of Southeastern Oh10 Gospel Musoc Assn 2 p m roadsode park SR 1 at Kanauga Brmg covered dtsh drmks and table servoce HOMECOMING at Eagle Ridge Church Basket donner at noon afternoon services at 2 p m Special songmg by Bissell Famoly and DaviS Family Eve ryone welcome PRESENTATION of awards to team wonmng Ohoo State Bowl1ng Tournament Pomeroy Bowhng Lanes I p m Sunday potluck donner Pubhc onvoted Pres1dentatwns by state presodent and state secretary PUBLIC NOTICE HOMECO MING at Old Th e fo ow ng documents were re c e ved or prepared by Dex ter Church Sunday th e Oh o Env ronmenla ProJe c t o n Agen c y dur ng !h e Sunday school at lO a m pr ev ous week W lh n two mormng worship service 11 a weeks of not ce of th e nvo ved app cat on n OEPA week ly m \\lthbasketdonneratlp m Rev ew anyone aggr eved or Afternoon speaker the Rev adver se y atf ecled by ssua n ce or renewal of any perm t s Carl Rochards w1th specoal ce n se(s o r var a n ce(sl may songe rs to be featured r eques 1 an ad ud ca t on hear ng by wr H e n reques! pu suan !o Everyone welcome Oh o Rev sed Code Sec t on OUNCAN FAMILY at Forst 3145 07 Thai slat ute does not perm I hearing reques s on Church of God New Haven pe rm I mod f ca l o n s com Sunday 1 30 p m p a nls ver fed c omp ant s TO RUSSIA W1th Love w11l proposed act ons or ac tion s W th n 30 days of pu b cat on be shown at Mt Hermon U B of lh s not ce any person m ay 111 subm t wr !len fa c! s or Church Sunday 7 30 p m op n on s re la l ng to act ons proposed ac t on s or ver f ed con'lp la n!s {21 r equest a publ c RETURNS HOME n'le e t ng rega d n g prop osed Mrs Homer Hawkms has ac. t on s and or {JJ r equest not ce of fur ther ac! ons or returned home after VlSitmg m proce ed ngs Add r ess a co mmun c at ons Conclnnato woth her !l().year-<!ld !o H ear ng Cle rk Oh o EPA P s1ster Mrs Clara Zmk and a 0 Box 10>19 Co lumbus Oh o nephew and niece Mr and 43216 614~ 466 6017 App cat on for perm t to Mrs Earl Zmk She also viSited n stal Sou !h e r t y Elemen !ar y on Hamoiton woth Walter So uthern Loca Sc hool Board (Slock) Reuter at the home of Ra cine ot o anothe r mece and nephew Mr App l ca t on No 06 048 N ew a r contarn nan! sour ce and Mrs Jack Hender$on and ss uan ce o f N PDES per n t famoly Mr and Mrs Theodore Tr SIBle M a l er at s Cor ~ Appl e Grove Oh o Reuter vosited h1s aunt Mrs Rece v ng waters .J ohns Run Hawkins at the home of the &OhOR\Ier Perm I No J015 AD Jack Hendersons who returned {9J 27 USED CARS • Also- Still Some 1974 Models In Stock 500 E Mam St ~ 72 CHEV. IMPALA ...................'2195 4dr HT PS PB fat A1r v nyl root Startmg ,,, H AM -~.tlut <1.1} --~-~~- ~ - - See Us tor your Plumbing and Heat'"g Needs 72 FORD RANGERdeXlT.. ..........!2495 bed 301 Va stand p REG Po ed Heref ord bu ro o m xer and era domes! c breed ng com ng 4 yr ol d proven s re Very gen le d spas ton See or ca Tom Rev er Chuck R ff eo B s raus s 9 27 3! c OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST COURT ST POMEROY Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 Skyhawlc and Astre Models For Sale OPTOMETRIST 777 Pearl Street Muldleport Ohio Pontiacs, Including The New Mann ng D Webs!er Probage Judg e of sa d County J 20 27 3t c N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY your Free 32 84 Co ·-AUTOMOBILE m:;;:;:;= -------nsurance been HE L EN S Beau y Sho]:l s proud to announce he emp oymen of Caro Eyno n to th e r s!aff Perm waves on spec a fr om Oct I thru !he 12 Phone 992 2890 He en Jan ce and Ca o t 9 25 6 c COL L E pup 3 m on hs o d !o g ve away to good hom e Phone 742 4834 9 27 31c ( 9 guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks ------------READY MIX CO N CRETE de live red Mo nday through Satu rday and eve n i ngs Phone 4A6 1142 6 13 tfc TOG VE Away J ye tow 1 ger str ped k. t ens Ca 992 5980 9 25 31C TH ERE w I be a gospe s ng Sa urda'J' 7 30 p m Sep! 28 a! th e Chesler Church ot God Featured s ngers w t be !he l'e nip e A re s f rom H un t ngl on W Va Ev er ybody we come 9 25 3t c Water Electric Gas Sewer rubber bac:k Req S6 99 sq yd l ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY Middleport Pomeroy Sq Yd • and up Price Includes lnstallatton and free padd ing Talk to Wendell Grate car pet consu ltant • INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 2 11 tf c CRE~EANS-CONCRETE $7 95 Not1ce HOME DECORATING 5232 COUNTRY 501 NYLON P ORCH SAL E two l am y Sept 23 !hrough 29 c lo!h ng ot a I s zes k.n ck knacll.s mus ca l nstrumen s o ther oddSj and ends a En erpr se bo l! orn ot Rose H 9 22 6t c ------ --------- GREAT CARPETING 9 15 31C SE PiiC TANK S AROBIC SEWAG E SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SA NITATION STE WART OHIO PH 662 F OR FREE est1mates on alum num replacement 3035 w i ndows s dlng storm doors 10 4 tfc and w ndows Railing Phone Charles L sle Syracuse Oh io ExC AVA Ti" N Gdoze flOade r LA ST BID Home Improvement Carl Jacob Sales d b c arpentry work roof ng R epresentatlve V V an ac khoe work sept c _ p c:o nt ng car pet nstallat on Johnson and Son Inc tank s nstalled dump trucks -tr e est mates All work and IO boys for h re w II haul aranteed Phone 742 5081 4 30 tfc f II d rt top soli I mestone & gu 9 22 ttc gravel Ca ll Bob o r Roger J effers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3S25 or 992 SE PTIC TAN KS c leaned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 73 49 918tfc SliREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Chester, Ohoo 985 4102 0 DELL AI nemenl locat ed behind Rutland Grade School complete front end serv ce brakes and tuneups wheels balan ced electronically Open 8 to a da ly Ca ll 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc Oelc\lerect r ght to protect Fast and easy est mates Phone 992 Goegle l n Ready M IC M dd leport Ohco 6 Busmess SeiYICes BISSELL BROTHERS CONST. CO. NOTICE Bids w I be received a! !he off Ct> of A tt orney Be r n ard V F u 1 n !he Pomeroy Nat ona Bank Bu d ng Pom ero y Oh o un l the 2Bih day of Se pt ember 974 a I Oococ kA M for the sa e ot he rea es ta!e Of Pear V Tanthorev deceased s lua!ed n 0 ive Town sh p Me gs Coun !y Oh o cons s! ng of approx mate y 34 acres p us a f actlonal nterest n the m nerats u nd er f ve add tona parce s of real estate as. descr bed n the court proceed ngs E ther wr t! en or ora b ds m ay be subm fled at the above 1 me and oa! e Any sa e s subject to the approva of !he Court and he r gh s reserved to re1ect any and a b ds Grover Wh te Jr AdmI n stra to r de b6n s non of he Estat e of Pear V Tan th or ey decea sed (9 J 20 23 25 27 4t c Oh o PHONE 992-5476 .,, lli'l Mt'( hd•H( '.It' ;•I Brake Work Genera I Overhau I Tune: UI)-U 00 up Carburetor AdJustment A U CT I ON every Th1.1rsday 7 p m Horton 51 n Mason Cons gnmen!s we lcome fr om 1 a m to 5 p m or ca 1 773 5471 8 11 tic YARD Sa e Saturday Sep 28 1974 D e pot S!ree Ru and Relrable Serotce Pomeroy 0 I" lea Mark e t Spe c al s 1iS Ins de S3 ou s d e Spr ng Ave Pomf'roy Oh o Co e c ton deaiNs etc Every Sa and Su ndav 8 7 If (' YARD Sae n t-~:a c eo n Broao w ay S! off Rt I H ' 9 25 " Known & See The New 1975 Buick5 and 0 ON T KN O W THAT MGM BASEMENT sale Wednesday through Saturday a so a 1965 Pont ac GTO relr gerator Pleasant R. dge Pomer o y across ~r om he Meal Shop Phone 991 75 79 9 '1 5 3 c 337 N. 2, Middleport 9922550 992 9949 EXPERIENCED MECHANIC ON DUTY From a shelf to a house Pamflng, stdtng roofing paper hangmg k1tchen cabinets etc TEAFORD 5001 1nstalled by All Wylher Roofing Co BOB'S ASHLAND 6PM All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING ...________ IJOII- 11XW1100 190 Mulberry Silt STROUT REALTY 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 lots Pauley Branch Manager Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new Rutland PHONE 949 3832 or 843 2667 CONTACT REDECORATING? towards - We need hstmgs for acreage from 50 to 400 acres $8 500 00 NICE LARGE , 11o 11«1 r URNITURE o\NO UPH O L STE R Y SUPPLY NOW OP E N r OR 61,J 5tNE SS M O NDAY THROU G H SATURDAY 9 AM 5 PM 1l6E MAIN ST POM E ROY 0 11 0 PH ON E 99? J903 97 4 .$ 1c Jo\CK S 4 FAM LY Yard Sale Sat Sep! 28 A I s 1 e c oth ng n ce m sc at so Du sky St n S'J'rd c use Watch for s gn s 9 76 1 p All-WEATHER On State Rt 124 1ft mtl from D&D CONJRUCTION POMEROY - Mulberry His POMEROY LANDMARK Jack w caruv Mgr Phone 992 2181 ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE Sl ACRES some limber 8 room h ouse TP Chester water lots of potential ff'od('ltfl I PU P PI S !O q v f' ~ way part Ott m a on Pt.o e 9"' 7 1317 9 '21 Jtc YARD Sale Fr day an (l Sa Sep! '27 and 18 ?nd h ouse tron rad o stat o Younq s tnwn dou b e s nk clolt1 n g and art ie es oo n un er o us to en I on T n e fr on 0 ~ m ' p n 9 76 ?! c All that Is neede-d for • frM estimate 1s 1 phone call Please Phone 8 JOAM to5PM 969 VAN Bey nd er Phone 772 NEW LISTING - 6 bedrooms all carpeted n ce closets 565 1 8 16 tfc modern k tchen with d sposal and d sh washer Hot water 1972C HEVROL I::T 2 lon truck heat Level corner lot 35 000 m les exce ent con d to n Phone 992 56 9 RACINE N ce modern 3 9 24 5t c bedroom home w th extra large closets lots of storage & 1969 FC.RD Ga axe 500 $600 large bath Garage and shop Ph 992 5544 9 23 6tc combmatton Only $23 500 00 Almost 2 acres Lovely 3 B R home bath wonderful k•tchen w•th dlnmg bar hardwood floors some carpe ted roofed concrete patio full basement with recreat•on room gas F A heat central a1r cond This home same as new Save 550 On The P,;ur VINYL SIDING -- ALL-WEATHER car homes 3 bedrooms peted priced nght \ltl(:illl your home Does requ1re any of these serv1ces? RUMM AG Se te ~)0 Osborn e ~ ~ Po n erov Phone 99 ' 5' 88 9 '}7 31( YARD S ;J e 1st !> I Ma so ~ W VlJ F r l cuy and Saturd av 27 and ? 8 Ch dren s cloth ing bOIIIes. and m sc '" 1s Vegetabl e soup p es and other baked gooct s 9 26 21c Next to Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route l THE DEPENDMLE OONTRACTING CO. Interior, Exterior Decorating ancl Remodellne I All SmaU Appliances Lawn Mowers See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 Noght 992 3525 or 992 5212 new ELECTRIC --- - ----'----~- ------------- -------------- THREE ti ers of beag e pups 6 weeks o d Severa trained beagle rabb t dogs Phone 74'2 38 0 9 :21 3tc b nat on 8 tra ck type am fm rad o 4 speakt"'r sound system Balance Sll2 35 or easy term s Call 992 3965 9 11 tfc ------------ --- --- ----------- ---------- -----------WALNUT stereo rad o com ELECTROLUX sweeper Deu x model Complete w th all clean ng attachments Uses paper bags 51 ghtly used but cleans and looks like new W II sell for !i37 25 c ash or terms avanable Phone 992 7155 9 23 tf c JUNK autos complete and delivered to our yard we pick up auto bodies and buy all kinds of scrap metals and Iron Riders Salvage St Rt 124 Rt 4 PomeroY. Oh io Call 992 S468 ( ,P KOSCOT KOSMETICS & 9 6 26 WIGS (The Mink 011 Bo~~~s e Cosrnetlcs) Phone "-lf~!=ED 200tons of sheet BROWN S 992 5H3 cut new or old alum Inurn 8 20 tfc Kttp c•n• separate The Rosenberg Co Athens Ohio 1 15 tfc SHEEFI 5 ewes Bobwh ite Quail R lngneck pheasants Roger Le ifheit Rock Springs Pomeroy Oh10 Phone (6 U l 992 3446 ' 9 21 31p Bernard Pupp es 7 S150 Phone 843 2438 9 26 6fC MILES POMEROY 3 bedroom ranch style full basement modern kitchen hardwood floors garage on 4 acres -- EXCELSIOR Salt Wor ks E Ma n St Pomeroy All k. nds of salt water pellets water nugQets block sat and own Oh o R ver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 s tfc Water Lints •nd Powtrt Lines All work done bY tht toot or c:ontract AIY l;lo1el' work •nd npllc tanks in siB lied FrM Estlm•ttt Micktlepor:t, Q.j EARLY Amer c an I v ng room su tes some as ow as $199 for a 5 pc group Man y other ---MIDDLEPORT - S bedroom com parable va ues M ust see 6 m ce older horne 2 baths gas to apprec ate We also now 1966 P O N TIAC Tempest cy l nder over head cam good have a m ted sup ply of your f replace fu l l basement 2 t r es new battery $350 upho l stery needs Jack. s porches and garage All for Phon e 992 392 1 e\len ng s Furn lur e and Upho ste r v 9 26 3tc only 118 ooo 00 Supply 236 E Man St Pomeroy 0 Phone 992 3903 HAVING TROUBLE 9 24 5t c 1970 CHEV Y Nova V 8 SELLING OUR automat c PS fac tory air CAPITAL sta g e and show PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Good cond ton Call 99 2 2386 spot! ght $2 50 Phone 99 2 9 25 6tc .M :PAPY HiN_E 1,iLP CALL FOR AN 9972 101 1 ENT A 9 24 6tp 1969 NOVA 6 cy l nder a uto exce lent cond ton Easy on GRETSCH gu tar w th hard gas reason for set ng owner shell case Phone 949 JJ34 over seas Ph one 94S' 381 1 9 24 6tp 9 26 6tp ___. __________ -------------RIDING lawnmower and WANTED Pets For Sale 1967 FORD I'= a r lane 500 Good cond 1 on $500 Cal 992 5 OJ be!ween 8 00 and 5 00 9 21 3t c Red & Yellow OehCJou.s , Grimes R omes Macintosh, Jonathan FouRRooM t-;;-; shed- CAREER O PPORTUN ITY tor M en or Women - Na t onw de Insuran ce off ers earn ngs up to 515 000 (th s sa sa lar>t not a drawl to se l complete n s uran ce prot "'C I on I fe health auto f re com mer c al auto f nance and mutua funds No pr or exper ence s necessary s nee we have one of !he most com plete tra n ng program s n !he ndus!ry If you ar e nterested n a ca reer op portun t y n a reward ng bus nes s call St an ey Ferguso n at 614 446 4707 Co lee ! Monday thru Fr day 8 a m to 4 30 p m An Equa Oppor tvn tv Emp loy er 9 25 3 c 15 BOWERS REPAIR DtTQfiNG SERVICE DIUS 111111nr 11" 11r 111r 1111 en ltlllr I _ PH 992 7454 or 992 7129 STROUT Auto Sales SPECIALS 1 -------------- STATIONARY E N G IN EER to run college heat ng p ant Must have 3r d Class License good work record and be able to work sw ng sh tt Contact Den son Un ver s ty Bus ness Managers Off ce Granv e o c a 1 co li eel (614) 587 08 10 ex ! 298 An Equa Op portun ty Employer 9 26 7t c A KC St weeks ....------TRADE - F INANCING N O MONEY DOWN Monthl Y payn ents acco d n g to n come New 3 bedroom home w lh wall to wa I c arp et ng on 1 ac re andscaped ots Call toda.,. fo r n'IOre .nformat on 99 2 S976 9 24 tfc ROGER DILLARD OR WILLIAM GRUESER EX PER ENCED auto body n'lan need ed Contact Buck. Bu chanan 675 3370 Mason County Motor Co Chevrolet and 0 dSrYIObi e n P on t Peasant w Va 9 '22 6tp -- ARRANGE D WITH MtNIMUM DOWN W II cons der lrad e t or o ld er non1e Ir a ler or land on th s new J bedroo rn 1 bath home w l h 2 car ga rage lar ge fam ' "'room a r cond tlon ng Move n lmmed a! ely Ca 1 now 997 5976 9 24 tt c SEE AUCTION Sat Sept :28 at 12 30 p m at the Curts Wolf residence lUSt off St Rt 248 n Chester Ohio (watch for TRAILER space on pr vale lot auc11on slgnsl 85 000 BTU J m les from Pomeroy Phone gas forced a lr furnace w th 361 77 43 ppe 5000 BTU ar con 9 27 31c d tloner dehum d ifler gun EXTRA n ce Hamp sh re shoal s type oil burner gas space and ducks Phone 378 6152 TWO 4 room and bath apts n heater shallow well pump 9 26 Jl c M ddleport For Informal on new solder ng gun pa nt can 992 2550 or 742 6551 sprayer electr c motors lot 7 3 ttc PICKUP camper 10 2 ft self of ceram c t le 7 p ece d nette set gr. II w1th rotisserie 26 n conta ned shower to l e girls bicycle IS In tires FURNISHED apartment s nk refr g and range s eeps lawn mowers lard press adults only m M ddleport 4 good c ond I on S1 200 mllk cans old Singer sewing Phone 992 3874 Phone 992 2975 Pom e roy 5 12 ttc _ Oho machine old tn,lnks Iars and bottles shoe last antiQue 9 27 3tc tables and chairs 2 rota COUNTRY Mob le Home Park tillers deep well pump metal R t 33 ten m lies north of BEANS br ng your own con wardrobe platform scales Pomeroy Large lots w th Ia ner P ck your own Arno d large hand corn sheller p ck concrete pat os sidewalks Hupp Phone 247 2623 up truck rack log cha ns tunners and off street 9 27 7tc used lumber cattle dehor parking Al$0 spaces for ners western field 12 gauge small trailers Phone 992 7479 SAVE B g Clean rugs and pump shotgun Army rifle 7'21tfc upholstery w th Blue Lustre four Elkhounds pups) Rent elec tr c shampooer 51 --- ----- -----~dishes books bed spreads Baker Furn ture Company 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and toys lamps stands cha rs 9 27 3t c unfurnished apartments and manv other m sc terns ------ - - ---c·~ Phone 992 SA34 too numerous to menton 412tfc LOCUST posts and 1 72 acre ot Owners The Curtis Wolf 30 30 W nchester: Ph one 7.:12 Family Auctioneer I 0 3656 PRIVATE meet ng room for Mac McCoy sandw ches 9 27 I tp any organ zatlon phone 99 2 homemade pes and drinks 3975 Not responsible for accidents 3 11 tfc 9 22 6tc TRAILER - WILL Pomeroy Motor Co. _____________ 2 BEDROOM mob /e home n town $4 500 Call 992 397S or 992 ?571 9 13 ffc N EW homes 1"10 down paym en I between S1S and 5.175 monthly Call 373 8385 Marietta OhiO 9 '14 61C For 9 26 2tc 1970VALIANT 6Sx12 3 bedroom fully carpeted LP gas heat "THERE w ll be a reb es clln c Phone 992 7751 s,ponsored by the Me gs 8 25 tfc Courty Humane Soc etv Saturday Oct 5 1 to 4 30 1970 VALIANT mobile home p m at the County Guage at 12x60 all elect 2 bedroom the FairgroundS Dogs must Phofle 985 4207 Must set due be on eashes and c.sts n to mov ng S4 900 conta ners 9 '27 4tC 9 _.. 26 Jtc 1972 3 BEDROOM W ndsor SHOOTING MATCH Corn Mobile Home on 1 acre of Hollow Gun Club turn f rst ground For more n rlg~t after M les Cemetery form at on call 992 7638 Rutland Factory choked 7 30 tf{ guns only Sunday Sept 29 1 pm 3 BEDROOM country home for sale: by owner 1 m le o il R t 1 on blac k. lop roold 14 a<:res 12 tillAble stocll.ed by spr ng fed pond 45 ~t.tS pole barn city water n c e giHden spo t Phone 997 5001 or see Jam~s Hot on 9 22 6tc WANTED I Mobile Homes For Sale PhOne , .. ,son I ?I tie Mrs Hawkins to her home here Sunday li e POl NT PLEASANT • MASON AUTO GLASS "For All Your Glass Needs" COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL 773-5710 773-5118 PHONE • • thester 0 BIRTHDAY NOTED Mrs Ada Cramlet celebrated her 83rd borthday anmversarv SUnday at the home of her daughter Mrs Kenneth Wolt Monersv1lle Call1ng durmg the day were Mr and Mrs Charles Hysell Middleport Mrs Linda Hubbard and Donna Mrs Alberta Hubbard Syracuse Mr and Mrs Bdly Holl and Pam Racme Homemade 1ce cream and cake were served Callong earlier on the week were Mr and Mrs Robert Holl and son Pat Racme Mrs James Pierce Middleport and Mr and Mrs Larry W1lt Rodney • $AVE --------------------------.:J4 Cadillac Coupe DeVille.................. Demo Only 4,000 Miles . • .................. '8200 74 Olds Delta 8B Royale HT Sed, power, all'5100 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Cpe, power, alr.......13295 73 8Ulck Elec HT Sed , power, a1r, sharp 14B95 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr HT , vroof, a1r........ .13495 72 Chevelle Mal HT Cpe, vroof, an, stereo 12995 72 Olds Toronado Cpe, Vroof, pew, a1r •••• '3695 72 Chev Imp Cpe, V-8 auto, PS • • •• '2495 72 Ford Cus 500 4 dr Sed, pow alL .... '1495 72 Pnnt~ac Cat HT Cpe , power, a1r ........ '2B95 71 Ford Pmto 2 door, auto •••••• ••••••• '1795 11 Ford Gal 5110 4 dr, Vroof, a1r •••••• .'1 995 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ......... 12195 71 Pont Tern pest, HT Cpe , V-8, auto , PS42095 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed, power, a1r... ••••• '1B95 70 Ford Gal 5110 2 Dr, VB, 3 speed ••••• '1295 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe., V roof, a1r. .. 11195 69 Chev Mal 4 Dr, V-8 auto, PS. • '1195 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto , P.S......... ,'995 69 Pontiac Bonn, 2 Dr HT., vroof, a1r.. '895 6B Pontiac Bonneville HT Sedan, power, a1r 1795 6B Chev. Mal Wagon, V-8 auto, PS ••••• !1195 6B Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, a1r...... 11295 67 Cad1llac HJ Sedan, full power, an •••••• 1995 66 Ponbac Cat 4 Dr , VB, auto, PS........ '595 66 Ch1Y5Ier 2 Dr , V8, auto................. .'495 65 Chev 4 Door, V-8, auto...................'J95 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan .................. '150 63 Olds SBB HT Sedan, power, a1r .......... !595 Karr & VanZandt You II Loke Our Qua\otyWay of Domg Busmes s 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Untol6 oo-- To I 5 p m Sat SPECIAL-WHILE THEY LAST «'A»mpleted Uncoln Cent Folders 1941-1970, Reg. 53.95 Value, Now 52.98 plus tax SUPPLIES ·Whitman Com Folders & Albums • PIa st1c Tubes BARGAINS ARE OUR MIDDLE NAMEI 1 NEW FURNITURE ·Com Cleaner for Stiver, Copper, and N1ckel pc LIVtng Rms from $179 Reclmers Herculon • Photogrades vtnyl VELVET ·Red Books 49 9< pc E A maple Table Sets SJoll 95 pc Heavy Spamsh Table Sets dk oak or maple 589 pc Maple Bedrms bkcase headbd $132 so Patchwork Sw1vel Rockers $69 95 ·Com Check Llst HOURS Thur Fr1 6 30 8 30 Sat Aft 1 30 S 00 Phone 446 1842 MTS COINS of Galhpoh s 121 State St VERY SPECIAL PUR CHASE 30 foam Bunk Mat tresses S19 95 (only 16 to ~ell) h 12 Thnftex Ltn Rugs Sit II Only 1695 USED APPLIANCES (ALL applances have 30 day money back guarantees•) Elec & Gas Ranges Refrtgerators Wrmger Washers Auto Washers Elec Drvers USED S30up mup S35 145 135 FURNITURE Somethtng for every room 1n your house• Too much to list - come out & see what we have• MISC Scads of whatnots kn1ck knacks (animal families 51 25 sell & do. dads lamps lamp shades S2 for lg s11e paperback books IOc ea new Tup perware 20 25 pet off reg pr•ce used records & reel tapes rf!cord & reel tape players ; much much mor~ 1 1 KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER Open 9 7 Tues thru Sun CClositd Mondays) Rt 7- Tuppers Plains Phone 667 3858 PUBLIC AUCTION SEPTEMBER 28, 1974 12:30 P.M. AUDITORIUM - SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER POf'IIEROY OHIO (Former Jun1or Hogh School) Partoal L1st of Items to be Sold D1n1ng Room Su1te Bedroom Furnoture Mi scellaneous Furn1ture Wa s her Dryer Stoves Refngerators Gas Heaters Wronger Wa sher and tubs Tables Lamps Blue Glass Jars Stone Jars Books Rad1os Clock~ ' 1 trons Cha1rs Camera Coffee maker Odds n Ends Collectors Item s 2 heavy duty wood workmg machm es com plete w1th motors ( 1 mortoser and 1 tenore~) Can be seen at Wayne Turners Mam St Rutland Sandwiches and Beverages sold starting at 11 OOA M Sponsored by The Me1gs County Council on Agmg Inc AUCTIONEER5-Jim Carnahin O.n Smltto All Items have been donated and all proceed s will go to the 5enlor C1tn:en Pri)Qt~ms in Meigs County I J �r ------------------~~ - • • G R / 1 Business Services Sen ..;nel Classzfizeds et esu ts. d~.s.!,~.:'; SJr,.~""~:n~:. ~~~!~ ._Tho Daily SenllJ el, Middleport Pm~eroy 0 Friday Sept 'n l97t Real Estate For Sale C,&- In Rutland Mem01y Help Wanted Wanted To Buy IN lOVING mt'morJ Of our dur nusbanct an fathtr Charlet Betzlng who passed away one year ago today You w~tre always so gentll' and kind We think of you all of the time W fe Edith and daughter Bernice and temiiY 9 27 ltp CASH')$$ FOR J\JNK CA R S Camp Frye sTruck ilnef Auto Perts Rutland Oh o '" HOUR WRECKER SER v CE Phone 74'2 6094 9 10 '~" SERVICE MANAGER I21CSO 1968 N E W Moon l bedroom tralll!'r fully cllr peted Phone .4.46 38A 1 or 992 Notice 3982 THRIFT SHOP ocatect across 9 25 Jtc County Humane Society s open every Friday 11nd 1972 ATLANl'IC '1. bedroom mob te home Phone U'J 5641 or 992 2709 9 22 6tc from Pomeroy Post Off ce and sponsored by the Me igs Seturday coats Sa14t on winter 9 26 3tc HOMECOMING at Eagle Ridge Church Sunday Sept 29 1974 Basket dinner at 12 noon Afternoon sent ce at 2 p m Special s ng n-g bv B ssell Fern Illes and Dav is Fam ly Everyone welcome 9 26 2tp For Rent 4 ROOMS and bath on 120 Peaco c k Ave Rent reasonable Contact Mrs Pau Swisher 9S7 Hyse/ 51 M ddleport Oh o 9 25 Jtp MOTOR route driver needed mmed ately Must hdve own transportat on n good work ng cond 1 on Phone 992 21S6 The Da l y Sent nel 9 24 lfc ..__ ___ _________ _ For Sale space for rent nn Br~wnell Ave M dd eport Ci!ll 992 2625 9 25 tfc l -------------- SOLID VINYL SIDING Produced frQm a speclal vinyl compound made by B F Goodrich and Monsanto S times thicker than metal sid ng W II not dent chip creek peel rot rust or chalk FREE HOME ESTIMATES $UPERIOR VINYL PRODUCT$ Call Collect 1 592 5544 Athens Ohio Employment Wanted DAY NURSERY B to 6 days or week reasonable rates Reliable people w th med1cal training Ch ldren-lnfants and up Call 992 7608 during the day or 7A2 4902 after 6 P m 91712tc --------------- WILL tr m or cut trees and shrubbery Also clean out basements attics etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 4441 9 6 26tc ---- ~--------- Wanted To Buy NICE 3 room apt and bath alt electr c n Pomeroy Tabletop range wall oven n cest apt around Phone Gall polls 446 7699 or even ings 446 9539 8 23 tfc Shuler's Market W Mam Pomeroy HOME GROWN POTATOES 10 lb 79c APPLES Apt c:lou to Powell s Super va u _Phone~92~65~---~::-''' " Ou~::~u's~~c:r:'~~:se 2 BEDROOM apt furn shed all electr c washer dryer n eluded Fully carpeted must see to ,app~eclete $75 depos t S150 per month 1 Ch ld ac cepted For appt phone 99 2 78 89 911 tf c TRAILER Browns Tra1ler Park Phone 992 3324 9 26 tfc -------------- 10xSS MOBILE home country locat on Ci!ll 99:2 7649 after 4 pm 9 26 6tp -------------For Sale APPLES Fltzpjitrlck Orchard State Route 689 Phone Wilkesv lie 669 378S 9 2S 26tc LJ_A_C_K_:S,:::_F~U:::R:::N=T::U.::.:.R.:E_A_N_JD UPHOLSTER Y SUPP LY NOW OF' EN FOR BUS N ESS M 0 N 0 AY TH R0 UG H SAT URDAY 9 am 5 p m 236 E MAIN ST POMEROY OHIO PHONE 992 3903 9 24 Stc ---- - - - - ·- - - -- tractor for sale Contact Joyce Hied Box 325 Rulland Oh o 45175 9 25 3tc TO BUY -------------- WALK-IN FREEZER Call Even1ngs HEDMAN He,aders w II fit Dodge Plymouth or Chrvs ler 318 or 340 S60 never been used Cali 992 3661 9 26 6tc GIRLS 24 b cycle good cond tlon S2S Phone 992 7073 9 26 Jt c (614) 992-3374 A FE W new band nstrum ents Contact Renee Stone 992 7S67 9 4 tfc we AKE piCking up a plano In your area and would like some responsible party to take over payments Call Crr.dlt Manager (614 ) 772 5669 or wr te 260 east Ma in Street Ch•lllcothe Oh io 45601 4 7 tfc WALNUT Modern s tereo rad o AM FM 8 track tape comb mat on 4 speaker sound system Balance $107 49 or budget terms Call 992 3965 9 23 tfc -------------- CA::tH pal.d for all makes and models of mobile homes Phone aru code 614 423 9531 " 13 uc --------------- OLD FURNITURE oak tables clocks ce boxes brass beds dlshts de&ks or complete households Write M D Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio call 992 7760 s 13 tfc -------------- CLOSE OUT on new zig zag sew no mach nes For sew ng stretch fabr cs buttonhole s fan c y des gns etc Pa nt sightly blemished Cho ce of c arry no c ase or sewlnQ stand $49 80 cash or term s available F'hone 992 nss 9 23 ttc --------------- 1974 Z G ZAG SEW IN G MACHINES eit n layaway All bu II n to buttonhO e do stret ch se w ng and fan cy st tch ng Pay ust 548 75 cash or te rms a\la lab1e Trade n s accepted Phone 992 2653 9 11 ff c VA CU UM Clean ers Brand new tank type models w th 5 attachments Only i24 40 cash or terms ava lab e N ew Upright models S29 90 c ash or te rm s ava !able Trade ns accepled Phone 992 2653 9 11 lf c R &J OOINS wtllbut MGM Flea Mllrket Sat and Sun 12to5p m eachday Will buy 1111 ancl Cll•s lspecl•ll'lo ""'' will otll mise I' tncle lllvt~, •ottt••· -------------- CLARTN ET Slgntt wlfh a case o~~~ll woOd Phone 992 2602 9 27 6tp ~---------STOVE natural gu ~Tempco 60 000 BTU fan thermostat 100 Pl rcent safety controlled Phon• 99'2 2602 9 27 6tp -------------- KELVINATOR tlectrlc stove perfect condition Phone 992 3105 or contact Kenneth Wilt at Welchtown Hill Mln.,.s ville 9 26 12tc -------------- ------------- - AKC Sl' Bernard pupp es 7 weeks s SO Phone 843 2438 9 22 61C 1972 vw wrecked n f ront Se c hea p Phone 992 7265 9 22 6t c JSO 1966 Tt-IUNDERBIRD Phone 992 530 I 9 27 St c - - - - -- - - FROM 12 MILES ON RT 33 - 2 bedrooms furnished home pnced reasonable RANCH STYLE 2 bedrooms modern kitchen attached garage ce ment block utility budding 2 ALL 5 24 tfc Real Estate For Sale LOl'S for sate fra h~r or house All ut 1 t es Phone 74? :\,1,16 Rutland Oh o Pr ce $2 50 7 16 tfc 8 ROOM S and bath plus • f u s zed basement Phone 949 4780 o r 992 7869 9 27 31c 250 HONDA Scramb le r 992 3061 phone ___ __________ _ ...,. 9 22 7tc GREEN BEANS p ck your own $2 bushe br ng c on to!l lt"ltr Phone 247 2852 Letart Fa ils And rew Cross 9 22 6tc ---- --------- \0 SPEED rac fng bike ex cellent condition i50 Pl'lone f92 2•13 9 22 6tp -------------tor GROCERY business Ule Bu ilding for Sf!lle or lease' P~ont 773 S618 from B lO p m to tO p m for appointment l 20 tf c ----------------- Route 1 by pass Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechan1cal Work Open Mon SAM i 992.2sso I )l7 Pi 2acl .av MIIXILfi"'tl 0 If so, Call us Now for a Free Estomate e • • e Serv1ce P&J Parts Br uk•·t l'o tll•'r"Oy. Oh ro h7oQ PAGEVILLE - 5 room house garage several fru t trees 112 acres of n ce lay ng land Only HOME Heatmg Coolmg Refr1g Plumbmg Electrical Appliance All work guaranteed Otscount to Sen1or Ctf1zens - Modern B1 leve l 5 bedrooms 1 2 baths wall to wall ca r pet ng and garage POMEROY - N CE' 2 bedroom frame home bath gas F A furna ce and basement Some n cc panel ng Just $8 500 00 215 N Second St M1dd leport Ohro 992 3509 SE WIN G MACH NE S Repa r serv ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Serv ce We sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc DOZER work land cleanng by the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Lal"ge dozer and operator w th over 20 years exper ence Pull ns Excavating Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc P IA NO tun ng and repa r Phone Charles ScQtt 992 37 18 9 17 32 tp ------ REEDSVILLE - 9 acres about 7 or 8 tillable located on R1 124 Tuppers Plains water some woods Ideal homes or trailers S5 800 00 MIDDLEPORT older brick S B R 2 ballhs, new kitchen has everything new hot water heatl system lots of parkl space basement close sho pping POMEROY - 1 story Irome 2 B R both 11oors bllsement with utility lorgelol ASKING SlO 001100 CARPENTER 2 slory frame d ining .4 R B R l'h baths ce ment block s1oroge bldg 2 garages about 2 acres $10 000 00 992 2259 or m 2561 - We have hundreds of carpe t values Your tob can be comp leted In 1 to 2 weeks No long waiting period SPEC IALl Candy Stripe Carpet with Home Bu1ld1ng & Add1t1ons, Aluminum & V1nyl Sodmg, Floor Sanding & Finishmg Lines Installed Work Limestone & Fill Dirt Commercial Residential Constructton & Remodel Now $4 99 Sq Nic• for bedrooms kitc:hens ttc Yd dens RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Rut11nd 0 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21301 Es tate o f Gregory lodw ck Decea se d Not ce s hereby g ven ha Ha ry Lodw c k o f Chest e r Tow nsh p Oh o has been du v appo nted Adm n .strator of the Es !ate of Gregory Lod w ck a e of Chesler d ece ased l' ownsh p Me gs County Oh o Cred tors are requ red to f e th e r c a ms w th sad f due ary w lh n four months Da ed th s 9t h day of Sep tembe:r 974 I rl't' (,tfl s, ( ull<' •'(!. Uuuuh RACINE PLUMBING AND HEATING 949 2684 Rac'"e 0 Emergency Phone 992 3995 or 992 7582 SE PT C TANKS cleaned reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Ga 1 pol s John Russell owner and operator 5 1:2 tfc PUBLIC AUCTION On Sale Now quality Devoe Bright Whtte Latu House Paint In 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Brand name Roof Paint 10 pet off wh1le they last Take advantage of these great buys wh•le they are sflll m stockt (Garage Equipment Parts Accessones & Cvcles) MONDAY, SEPT. 30 AT 5 00 O'CLOCK PM. C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Serv ic e Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Rae ne Oh io Crltt Bradford s 1 ttC ------------- Big Capacny Mayt111 Automatics L Speed Oferat On Qholce o wat.!r :temps Auto water level control Lint Filter or Power Fin Agitator ... Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothel with gentle even heat No hot spots no overt;1rylng Fine Me- L int Filter We Specialllt In MAYTAG Rad C11rpet service 30 tfc D OZE R or backhoe work Phon e 446 3981 or 446 34S9 9 8 tfc -------- -- ----- RUTLAND FURNITURE ' I •' • •• • • • cance lled " Lost your operator s I cense Ca ll 992 7' 2 4211 "rnold Grate ~ 742 8 .fi..u1 lana 6 1s ffc ~-----=--=,-=,...,.--=---.....,,..,......,...,...--:,...::....Ju --------------- MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. (Servmg Amertca for 100 Years) •• ' •• • Offers an exc1t1ng opportumty to operate a busmess of your own w1th a very small mvestment, We are mterested m a qualified Sales or1ented person w1th a prev1ous reta11 expenence to own and operate a catalog store m Pomeroy, OhiO If you are willing to accept responslbthfy m return for a future m your own busmess, wr1te g1ving full personal qua hf1cattons to E. A. Smith, 4-1 1000 S. Monroe Street Baltimore, Maryland 21232 •• • • • •• • • • • •• •• • •• ••• •• • •• ' •• ft Cas h regisler 1974 Suzuki TM 250 - forward m ounted shocks 1974 Carebe lla 125 CC 1973 Sul uk i GT 550 rlemons1rator 1970 Suzuki T 10x6 HustiPr 1971 Suzuki 1972 Honda CL 100 1969 B 105 P 1970 Kawasakl90 CC 1966 Yamaha 80 CC 1964 Suzuki T 10 Remember even ing sale Monday Sept 30 at 5 o c lock P M Nothing shown before day of sa le ~freshments on premi ses Positive 10 Terms - Cas h day of sa le Not respon si ble tor accidents OWNER Aut;tioneer - Mr Fred Bishop Phone 593 3453 811t Janet 51495 71 MERCURY MONTEG0. .......... 2 dr HT 6 cy l aut o 68 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR........... !895 Pomeroy Motor Co. 70 CHEV. NOVA 2 DR.............. ..S895 $1995 1969 FORD TORINO C PE S89S Local ca r bucket seat v ny l nter or 4 speed tran s V 8 rad o good I res Rea l N ce 351 69 OODGE WINDOW VAN •••...•.•• ~1295 31 8 VS au to Self Contained Camper ....$750 ....... ,., .. . ....... • t • t .. ··~ ·· --TRACTOR--.. .....__ _ 5 1000 _ __, Good Selection Cheaper Cars Phone 949 4490 9 27 12!c LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr PHONE 992-7777 li 70 PONTIAC 4 DR., Clean ......... !1295 56 Case w1de Iron! end 3 point h1tch w1th front end loader in good shape NOTICE OF FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Oh o Me gs county Court of Co mmon Pl ea s Probate Court To lhil" Adm n s! at x of the es tat e to such ol !h e fo ow ng as ar e r es den s of h e S!a!e of Oh o v z he surv v ng spou se the n ex of k n !h e benef c ar es under the w l and to he allo ney or at orneys re]:lr ese n! ng any of he a foren'lent oned pe r so ns Dorothy L H ar mon No 21 26 M dd eport Oh o Sa sbury Town sh p You are hereby not fed !ha the t nven o y and Ap pra sement of the estate of he a fo remen! oned deceased Ia e of sad County wa s f ed n t s Cour t Sa 1d Inventory and Appra semen ! w be fo hear ng before h sCour on !he 3rd day of October 1974 a! 0 00 o c ock A M Any person des r ng o f e c~ecep t ons the e!o mus ! f e them at least f ve day s pr or to lh e date se t for hear ng G ven under my hand and sea of sad Co uri !h s 9 h day of September 974 Mann ng D Web st er Judge By Ann B Wat so n De put y Clerk Sept 20 27 tabl e wllh 4 chairs refrigerator vacuum cleaner glass d splay case I ghted parts book holder ca rd files 2 drawer Index card f 1~ wooden bin cases bins parts Inventory system peg board and display racks 3 desk chairs double oak desk with drawers sma ll 2 drawer HON file cabinet with organ zer large 4 drawers HON file cabinet with organizer fan Victor adding ma chine etc USED MOTORCYCLES !Some running and som e not - II no1 so ld belore day of so le) • Pomeroy 0 1911 DODGE DART 6 c y l auto P S 71 MAVERICK<6 cyl., auto....... 51495 Swinger HT cpe med green I n sh w th b lk v ny l roof green v 1n y l 1ntenor tr im V 8 eng ne automat c tra ns spor 1 sf whee l full wh cover L ke new w w t res rad o rea l n ce The Taste of New Wone Will be presented by the Youth Fellowship of the Grace Uno ted Methodost Church of Galtipohs All youth and adulls are on voted to attend thos event A free woll offermg w1ll be recewed to cover expenses Due to other nterests and g v ng up franch1se of the 8& B Suzuk Cycle w II sell the co mplete nve ntory of equ1pment tools parts office equ pm ent accessor es and used motorcycles as I sted 50 T floor mounted hand HYD press tim ng tester 20 ft 2 secft on work bench w th 4 elec outlets large cyc le mult tester 4 drawer Craftsman tool ches t aud o v sual t m ng tester and other testers m crometers & gauges ns d e bore gauge 3 outs de m crometers a r compressor w lfh 200 lb tank w th regulator and 12 ft a r ho se 35 000 RPM acr gr nder co mplete b ts stones etc 2 smal l battery chargers tcre gauges Craftsman bench gr nder wtth I ght - extra wheels several Craftsman 7 8 J a and 2 dnlls speed dr i ll s bench vtse Craftsman 3 tiered w th a sst b ts 19ft work bench w th ma son +e top W lton mechan c vise ARC weld ng mach ne 222 amp L ncoln arc welder and equ p several ftr e ex t ngulshe rs acetylene welder r-eg ulators weld ng and cu tt ng heads t ps gauges etc cham p1pe cutter p pe snap wrench lot tools hack saws hammers end wrenches et c from 10 to 19 T handle wrenches 9 drawer Craft sman tool box on rollers • drcve ad I torque wrench spok e thread ng ma ch ne gr nd ng wheel dresstng tool ta chometer a r mpact llil dr ve wrench with asst screwdriver f1ps - snap on t hread repa1r pack other Impact wrenches bolt cutters co mplet e set Craftsman m etr c taps and dces extendable magnet c pick up tool spnng removmg tools asst T handle screwdr vers Phtll ps snap on etc asst m etr c Allen wrenches ca rburetor wrenches asst f les ch se ls punches thread c lea n ng f le s w r e bru shes etc asst piers s de arc pi e r s v se grips asst se t of /4 J.il 2 dr ve metr c soc ke ts snap on et c open e nd and box end ratchets socket s wrenches et c 4 :tta 2 snap on rat chef s stud remover tools m e tric t mlng tune up set GT 500 rear wheel assembly Lakewood metal brake shoes mpact screw dr ver se ts Suz uk 1 tool k ts new metnc too l se ts spri ng progress1ve and other tools PARTS BINS PARTS & ACCESSORIES Sma ll part s btns severa l boxes brass Weather Head bolts f ttmg s was her s screws spr ngs p ns f ber washers threaded spokes W mpples ca rburetors and parts flex hose a r hose sma ll and large hones tubes lubncatlng grease asst metal angle and bar stock elec w ir ng o tl f lters metal cloth roll hand cleaner d spenser motorcycle o I elec fan m e tn c bol ts nuts bush ng and other parts asst motorcy cle cha ms new cardboard parts bms G T 750 wheel and hub asst tape nner tubes 15 asst tra I t res gear s t ra nsm ss ons etc asst eyelet r es 41 front and rear fenders for Suzuk K & W K K Mudder Preston Petty et c fork braces several crash bars lot bra cket pads G T 750 guards fr ont a nd rear sprokets metal foot pegs handle bars spray pa i nt spray cham oil road and tra I handle gr ps lig ht bulbs guard s pads chest protectors motor cyc l e boots d1ffer e nt type oil hotrod parts ca rburetor boots Be ll helm ets asst sizes Saber helmets ( DOT approved) motorcycle pamt and tracl pants and coat leather be lts kidney belts spark plugs googles sungla sses etc m otorcycle tie downs lot lea th er g loves tee sh 1rts m otorcycle 1erseys Tuff Rtder pants den m pants v nyl la ckets jacket patches tall I ght assemb lies and parts m rrors manuals brakes wheel rims mud flaps efc spok e wheels Wlseco p ston s and rings luggage racks com plete section m etr ic nuts and bolts w ith b i ns OFFICE EQUIPMENT 71 AM HORNET. ................. ~1595 $1895 1910 CHEVULt MALIBU H T Cpe V 8 automati c power st eer ng good w w t re s clean mte r or rad o audttonwn m Pomeroy A play 315 WEST UNION ST ATHENS OHIO BY FAIRGROUNDS& HOSPITAL ALL WEATHER HARDWARE 337 Norttl Second Ave M•ddleport Ohto 992 2550 71 CHEV. BELAIR 4 DR. .........51495 Smith Nelson Motors Inc. OF QUALITY P S v nyl r ool vw................................ ~1695 dr wagon RALLY PLANNED The Unoted Methodost Youth of Meogs County will have theor Fall Youth Rally Sunday October 6 at 3 p m on the Senoor C1toze ns Buoldong ATHENS, OHIO EVENING SALE 72 Hours Mon Fro 9 a m to 7 p m Sat 8 a m lo 5 p m p G s for sa l e GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE 318 V6 dulo See Ceward Cal ert Sm olm Art Argynes or Bot! Ne lson 2 SIGNS w i1h topper 72 OODGE CHARGER...............'2195 and Ready For Sale At Great SaVIngs Ph 992 2174 long w POMEROY HOURS: DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM N Social Calendar FRIDAY PAST Matrons Evangehne Chapter OES 7 30 p m Moddleport Masomc Temple DANCE Followmg Meogs football game tomght on the Pomeroy Junoor Hlgh unhl modmght Mus1c by Frock Morton sponsored by Gorts Athletic Assn WEEKEND Crusade at Maso n Assembly of God Church Duddmg Lane toda) Saturdoy and Sunday 7 30 mghtly Everyone welcome to attend SATURDAY SPECIAL worshop servoce at Mt Olove Commun1ty Church today and Sunday begmmng at 8 p m PubliC IS InVIted NATIONAl Hrintong and Foshmg Day at Ken Amsbary Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of AmeriCa at Its farm near Chester 10 a m lor choldren of all ages See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on 51 Rt 7 985 4100 SYRACUSE LADIES Auxthary Volunteer Fire Dept chicken donner bake sale and yard sale at the Syracuse Mun1copal Bulldmg Proceeds for new fire truck Menu ch1cke n mas hed potatoes green beans cole slaw noodles rolls coffee or tea and poe SUNDAY PICNIC for members and lroends of Southeastern Oh10 Gospel Musoc Assn 2 p m roadsode park SR 1 at Kanauga Brmg covered dtsh drmks and table servoce HOMECOMING at Eagle Ridge Church Basket donner at noon afternoon services at 2 p m Special songmg by Bissell Famoly and DaviS Family Eve ryone welcome PRESENTATION of awards to team wonmng Ohoo State Bowl1ng Tournament Pomeroy Bowhng Lanes I p m Sunday potluck donner Pubhc onvoted Pres1dentatwns by state presodent and state secretary PUBLIC NOTICE HOMECO MING at Old Th e fo ow ng documents were re c e ved or prepared by Dex ter Church Sunday th e Oh o Env ronmenla ProJe c t o n Agen c y dur ng !h e Sunday school at lO a m pr ev ous week W lh n two mormng worship service 11 a weeks of not ce of th e nvo ved app cat on n OEPA week ly m \\lthbasketdonneratlp m Rev ew anyone aggr eved or Afternoon speaker the Rev adver se y atf ecled by ssua n ce or renewal of any perm t s Carl Rochards w1th specoal ce n se(s o r var a n ce(sl may songe rs to be featured r eques 1 an ad ud ca t on hear ng by wr H e n reques! pu suan !o Everyone welcome Oh o Rev sed Code Sec t on OUNCAN FAMILY at Forst 3145 07 Thai slat ute does not perm I hearing reques s on Church of God New Haven pe rm I mod f ca l o n s com Sunday 1 30 p m p a nls ver fed c omp ant s TO RUSSIA W1th Love w11l proposed act ons or ac tion s W th n 30 days of pu b cat on be shown at Mt Hermon U B of lh s not ce any person m ay 111 subm t wr !len fa c! s or Church Sunday 7 30 p m op n on s re la l ng to act ons proposed ac t on s or ver f ed con'lp la n!s {21 r equest a publ c RETURNS HOME n'le e t ng rega d n g prop osed Mrs Homer Hawkms has ac. t on s and or {JJ r equest not ce of fur ther ac! ons or returned home after VlSitmg m proce ed ngs Add r ess a co mmun c at ons Conclnnato woth her !l().year-<!ld !o H ear ng Cle rk Oh o EPA P s1ster Mrs Clara Zmk and a 0 Box 10>19 Co lumbus Oh o nephew and niece Mr and 43216 614~ 466 6017 App cat on for perm t to Mrs Earl Zmk She also viSited n stal Sou !h e r t y Elemen !ar y on Hamoiton woth Walter So uthern Loca Sc hool Board (Slock) Reuter at the home of Ra cine ot o anothe r mece and nephew Mr App l ca t on No 06 048 N ew a r contarn nan! sour ce and Mrs Jack Hender$on and ss uan ce o f N PDES per n t famoly Mr and Mrs Theodore Tr SIBle M a l er at s Cor ~ Appl e Grove Oh o Reuter vosited h1s aunt Mrs Rece v ng waters .J ohns Run Hawkins at the home of the &OhOR\Ier Perm I No J015 AD Jack Hendersons who returned {9J 27 USED CARS • Also- Still Some 1974 Models In Stock 500 E Mam St ~ 72 CHEV. IMPALA ...................'2195 4dr HT PS PB fat A1r v nyl root Startmg ,,, H AM -~.tlut <1.1} --~-~~- ~ - - See Us tor your Plumbing and Heat'"g Needs 72 FORD RANGERdeXlT.. ..........!2495 bed 301 Va stand p REG Po ed Heref ord bu ro o m xer and era domes! c breed ng com ng 4 yr ol d proven s re Very gen le d spas ton See or ca Tom Rev er Chuck R ff eo B s raus s 9 27 3! c OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST COURT ST POMEROY Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 Skyhawlc and Astre Models For Sale OPTOMETRIST 777 Pearl Street Muldleport Ohio Pontiacs, Including The New Mann ng D Webs!er Probage Judg e of sa d County J 20 27 3t c N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY your Free 32 84 Co ·-AUTOMOBILE m:;;:;:;= -------nsurance been HE L EN S Beau y Sho]:l s proud to announce he emp oymen of Caro Eyno n to th e r s!aff Perm waves on spec a fr om Oct I thru !he 12 Phone 992 2890 He en Jan ce and Ca o t 9 25 6 c COL L E pup 3 m on hs o d !o g ve away to good hom e Phone 742 4834 9 27 31c ( 9 guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks ------------READY MIX CO N CRETE de live red Mo nday through Satu rday and eve n i ngs Phone 4A6 1142 6 13 tfc TOG VE Away J ye tow 1 ger str ped k. t ens Ca 992 5980 9 25 31C TH ERE w I be a gospe s ng Sa urda'J' 7 30 p m Sep! 28 a! th e Chesler Church ot God Featured s ngers w t be !he l'e nip e A re s f rom H un t ngl on W Va Ev er ybody we come 9 25 3t c Water Electric Gas Sewer rubber bac:k Req S6 99 sq yd l ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY Middleport Pomeroy Sq Yd • and up Price Includes lnstallatton and free padd ing Talk to Wendell Grate car pet consu ltant • INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 2 11 tf c CRE~EANS-CONCRETE $7 95 Not1ce HOME DECORATING 5232 COUNTRY 501 NYLON P ORCH SAL E two l am y Sept 23 !hrough 29 c lo!h ng ot a I s zes k.n ck knacll.s mus ca l nstrumen s o ther oddSj and ends a En erpr se bo l! orn ot Rose H 9 22 6t c ------ --------- GREAT CARPETING 9 15 31C SE PiiC TANK S AROBIC SEWAG E SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SA NITATION STE WART OHIO PH 662 F OR FREE est1mates on alum num replacement 3035 w i ndows s dlng storm doors 10 4 tfc and w ndows Railing Phone Charles L sle Syracuse Oh io ExC AVA Ti" N Gdoze flOade r LA ST BID Home Improvement Carl Jacob Sales d b c arpentry work roof ng R epresentatlve V V an ac khoe work sept c _ p c:o nt ng car pet nstallat on Johnson and Son Inc tank s nstalled dump trucks -tr e est mates All work and IO boys for h re w II haul aranteed Phone 742 5081 4 30 tfc f II d rt top soli I mestone & gu 9 22 ttc gravel Ca ll Bob o r Roger J effers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3S25 or 992 SE PTIC TAN KS c leaned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 73 49 918tfc SliREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Chester, Ohoo 985 4102 0 DELL AI nemenl locat ed behind Rutland Grade School complete front end serv ce brakes and tuneups wheels balan ced electronically Open 8 to a da ly Ca ll 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc Oelc\lerect r ght to protect Fast and easy est mates Phone 992 Goegle l n Ready M IC M dd leport Ohco 6 Busmess SeiYICes BISSELL BROTHERS CONST. CO. NOTICE Bids w I be received a! !he off Ct> of A tt orney Be r n ard V F u 1 n !he Pomeroy Nat ona Bank Bu d ng Pom ero y Oh o un l the 2Bih day of Se pt ember 974 a I Oococ kA M for the sa e ot he rea es ta!e Of Pear V Tanthorev deceased s lua!ed n 0 ive Town sh p Me gs Coun !y Oh o cons s! ng of approx mate y 34 acres p us a f actlonal nterest n the m nerats u nd er f ve add tona parce s of real estate as. descr bed n the court proceed ngs E ther wr t! en or ora b ds m ay be subm fled at the above 1 me and oa! e Any sa e s subject to the approva of !he Court and he r gh s reserved to re1ect any and a b ds Grover Wh te Jr AdmI n stra to r de b6n s non of he Estat e of Pear V Tan th or ey decea sed (9 J 20 23 25 27 4t c Oh o PHONE 992-5476 .,, lli'l Mt'( hd•H( '.It' ;•I Brake Work Genera I Overhau I Tune: UI)-U 00 up Carburetor AdJustment A U CT I ON every Th1.1rsday 7 p m Horton 51 n Mason Cons gnmen!s we lcome fr om 1 a m to 5 p m or ca 1 773 5471 8 11 tic YARD Sa e Saturday Sep 28 1974 D e pot S!ree Ru and Relrable Serotce Pomeroy 0 I" lea Mark e t Spe c al s 1iS Ins de S3 ou s d e Spr ng Ave Pomf'roy Oh o Co e c ton deaiNs etc Every Sa and Su ndav 8 7 If (' YARD Sae n t-~:a c eo n Broao w ay S! off Rt I H ' 9 25 " Known & See The New 1975 Buick5 and 0 ON T KN O W THAT MGM BASEMENT sale Wednesday through Saturday a so a 1965 Pont ac GTO relr gerator Pleasant R. dge Pomer o y across ~r om he Meal Shop Phone 991 75 79 9 '1 5 3 c 337 N. 2, Middleport 9922550 992 9949 EXPERIENCED MECHANIC ON DUTY From a shelf to a house Pamflng, stdtng roofing paper hangmg k1tchen cabinets etc TEAFORD 5001 1nstalled by All Wylher Roofing Co BOB'S ASHLAND 6PM All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING ...________ IJOII- 11XW1100 190 Mulberry Silt STROUT REALTY 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 lots Pauley Branch Manager Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new Rutland PHONE 949 3832 or 843 2667 CONTACT REDECORATING? towards - We need hstmgs for acreage from 50 to 400 acres $8 500 00 NICE LARGE , 11o 11«1 r URNITURE o\NO UPH O L STE R Y SUPPLY NOW OP E N r OR 61,J 5tNE SS M O NDAY THROU G H SATURDAY 9 AM 5 PM 1l6E MAIN ST POM E ROY 0 11 0 PH ON E 99? J903 97 4 .$ 1c Jo\CK S 4 FAM LY Yard Sale Sat Sep! 28 A I s 1 e c oth ng n ce m sc at so Du sky St n S'J'rd c use Watch for s gn s 9 76 1 p All-WEATHER On State Rt 124 1ft mtl from D&D CONJRUCTION POMEROY - Mulberry His POMEROY LANDMARK Jack w caruv Mgr Phone 992 2181 ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE Sl ACRES some limber 8 room h ouse TP Chester water lots of potential ff'od('ltfl I PU P PI S !O q v f' ~ way part Ott m a on Pt.o e 9"' 7 1317 9 '21 Jtc YARD Sale Fr day an (l Sa Sep! '27 and 18 ?nd h ouse tron rad o stat o Younq s tnwn dou b e s nk clolt1 n g and art ie es oo n un er o us to en I on T n e fr on 0 ~ m ' p n 9 76 ?! c All that Is neede-d for • frM estimate 1s 1 phone call Please Phone 8 JOAM to5PM 969 VAN Bey nd er Phone 772 NEW LISTING - 6 bedrooms all carpeted n ce closets 565 1 8 16 tfc modern k tchen with d sposal and d sh washer Hot water 1972C HEVROL I::T 2 lon truck heat Level corner lot 35 000 m les exce ent con d to n Phone 992 56 9 RACINE N ce modern 3 9 24 5t c bedroom home w th extra large closets lots of storage & 1969 FC.RD Ga axe 500 $600 large bath Garage and shop Ph 992 5544 9 23 6tc combmatton Only $23 500 00 Almost 2 acres Lovely 3 B R home bath wonderful k•tchen w•th dlnmg bar hardwood floors some carpe ted roofed concrete patio full basement with recreat•on room gas F A heat central a1r cond This home same as new Save 550 On The P,;ur VINYL SIDING -- ALL-WEATHER car homes 3 bedrooms peted priced nght \ltl(:illl your home Does requ1re any of these serv1ces? RUMM AG Se te ~)0 Osborn e ~ ~ Po n erov Phone 99 ' 5' 88 9 '}7 31( YARD S ;J e 1st !> I Ma so ~ W VlJ F r l cuy and Saturd av 27 and ? 8 Ch dren s cloth ing bOIIIes. and m sc '" 1s Vegetabl e soup p es and other baked gooct s 9 26 21c Next to Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route l THE DEPENDMLE OONTRACTING CO. Interior, Exterior Decorating ancl Remodellne I All SmaU Appliances Lawn Mowers See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 Noght 992 3525 or 992 5212 new ELECTRIC --- - ----'----~- ------------- -------------- THREE ti ers of beag e pups 6 weeks o d Severa trained beagle rabb t dogs Phone 74'2 38 0 9 :21 3tc b nat on 8 tra ck type am fm rad o 4 speakt"'r sound system Balance Sll2 35 or easy term s Call 992 3965 9 11 tfc ------------ --- --- ----------- ---------- -----------WALNUT stereo rad o com ELECTROLUX sweeper Deu x model Complete w th all clean ng attachments Uses paper bags 51 ghtly used but cleans and looks like new W II sell for !i37 25 c ash or terms avanable Phone 992 7155 9 23 tf c JUNK autos complete and delivered to our yard we pick up auto bodies and buy all kinds of scrap metals and Iron Riders Salvage St Rt 124 Rt 4 PomeroY. Oh io Call 992 S468 ( ,P KOSCOT KOSMETICS & 9 6 26 WIGS (The Mink 011 Bo~~~s e Cosrnetlcs) Phone "-lf~!=ED 200tons of sheet BROWN S 992 5H3 cut new or old alum Inurn 8 20 tfc Kttp c•n• separate The Rosenberg Co Athens Ohio 1 15 tfc SHEEFI 5 ewes Bobwh ite Quail R lngneck pheasants Roger Le ifheit Rock Springs Pomeroy Oh10 Phone (6 U l 992 3446 ' 9 21 31p Bernard Pupp es 7 S150 Phone 843 2438 9 26 6fC MILES POMEROY 3 bedroom ranch style full basement modern kitchen hardwood floors garage on 4 acres -- EXCELSIOR Salt Wor ks E Ma n St Pomeroy All k. nds of salt water pellets water nugQets block sat and own Oh o R ver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 s tfc Water Lints •nd Powtrt Lines All work done bY tht toot or c:ontract AIY l;lo1el' work •nd npllc tanks in siB lied FrM Estlm•ttt Micktlepor:t, Q.j EARLY Amer c an I v ng room su tes some as ow as $199 for a 5 pc group Man y other ---MIDDLEPORT - S bedroom com parable va ues M ust see 6 m ce older horne 2 baths gas to apprec ate We also now 1966 P O N TIAC Tempest cy l nder over head cam good have a m ted sup ply of your f replace fu l l basement 2 t r es new battery $350 upho l stery needs Jack. s porches and garage All for Phon e 992 392 1 e\len ng s Furn lur e and Upho ste r v 9 26 3tc only 118 ooo 00 Supply 236 E Man St Pomeroy 0 Phone 992 3903 HAVING TROUBLE 9 24 5t c 1970 CHEV Y Nova V 8 SELLING OUR automat c PS fac tory air CAPITAL sta g e and show PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Good cond ton Call 99 2 2386 spot! ght $2 50 Phone 99 2 9 25 6tc .M :PAPY HiN_E 1,iLP CALL FOR AN 9972 101 1 ENT A 9 24 6tp 1969 NOVA 6 cy l nder a uto exce lent cond ton Easy on GRETSCH gu tar w th hard gas reason for set ng owner shell case Phone 949 JJ34 over seas Ph one 94S' 381 1 9 24 6tp 9 26 6tp ___. __________ -------------RIDING lawnmower and WANTED Pets For Sale 1967 FORD I'= a r lane 500 Good cond 1 on $500 Cal 992 5 OJ be!ween 8 00 and 5 00 9 21 3t c Red & Yellow OehCJou.s , Grimes R omes Macintosh, Jonathan FouRRooM t-;;-; shed- CAREER O PPORTUN ITY tor M en or Women - Na t onw de Insuran ce off ers earn ngs up to 515 000 (th s sa sa lar>t not a drawl to se l complete n s uran ce prot "'C I on I fe health auto f re com mer c al auto f nance and mutua funds No pr or exper ence s necessary s nee we have one of !he most com plete tra n ng program s n !he ndus!ry If you ar e nterested n a ca reer op portun t y n a reward ng bus nes s call St an ey Ferguso n at 614 446 4707 Co lee ! Monday thru Fr day 8 a m to 4 30 p m An Equa Oppor tvn tv Emp loy er 9 25 3 c 15 BOWERS REPAIR DtTQfiNG SERVICE DIUS 111111nr 11" 11r 111r 1111 en ltlllr I _ PH 992 7454 or 992 7129 STROUT Auto Sales SPECIALS 1 -------------- STATIONARY E N G IN EER to run college heat ng p ant Must have 3r d Class License good work record and be able to work sw ng sh tt Contact Den son Un ver s ty Bus ness Managers Off ce Granv e o c a 1 co li eel (614) 587 08 10 ex ! 298 An Equa Op portun ty Employer 9 26 7t c A KC St weeks ....------TRADE - F INANCING N O MONEY DOWN Monthl Y payn ents acco d n g to n come New 3 bedroom home w lh wall to wa I c arp et ng on 1 ac re andscaped ots Call toda.,. fo r n'IOre .nformat on 99 2 S976 9 24 tfc ROGER DILLARD OR WILLIAM GRUESER EX PER ENCED auto body n'lan need ed Contact Buck. Bu chanan 675 3370 Mason County Motor Co Chevrolet and 0 dSrYIObi e n P on t Peasant w Va 9 '22 6tp -- ARRANGE D WITH MtNIMUM DOWN W II cons der lrad e t or o ld er non1e Ir a ler or land on th s new J bedroo rn 1 bath home w l h 2 car ga rage lar ge fam ' "'room a r cond tlon ng Move n lmmed a! ely Ca 1 now 997 5976 9 24 tt c SEE AUCTION Sat Sept :28 at 12 30 p m at the Curts Wolf residence lUSt off St Rt 248 n Chester Ohio (watch for TRAILER space on pr vale lot auc11on slgnsl 85 000 BTU J m les from Pomeroy Phone gas forced a lr furnace w th 361 77 43 ppe 5000 BTU ar con 9 27 31c d tloner dehum d ifler gun EXTRA n ce Hamp sh re shoal s type oil burner gas space and ducks Phone 378 6152 TWO 4 room and bath apts n heater shallow well pump 9 26 Jl c M ddleport For Informal on new solder ng gun pa nt can 992 2550 or 742 6551 sprayer electr c motors lot 7 3 ttc PICKUP camper 10 2 ft self of ceram c t le 7 p ece d nette set gr. II w1th rotisserie 26 n conta ned shower to l e girls bicycle IS In tires FURNISHED apartment s nk refr g and range s eeps lawn mowers lard press adults only m M ddleport 4 good c ond I on S1 200 mllk cans old Singer sewing Phone 992 3874 Phone 992 2975 Pom e roy 5 12 ttc _ Oho machine old tn,lnks Iars and bottles shoe last antiQue 9 27 3tc tables and chairs 2 rota COUNTRY Mob le Home Park tillers deep well pump metal R t 33 ten m lies north of BEANS br ng your own con wardrobe platform scales Pomeroy Large lots w th Ia ner P ck your own Arno d large hand corn sheller p ck concrete pat os sidewalks Hupp Phone 247 2623 up truck rack log cha ns tunners and off street 9 27 7tc used lumber cattle dehor parking Al$0 spaces for ners western field 12 gauge small trailers Phone 992 7479 SAVE B g Clean rugs and pump shotgun Army rifle 7'21tfc upholstery w th Blue Lustre four Elkhounds pups) Rent elec tr c shampooer 51 --- ----- -----~dishes books bed spreads Baker Furn ture Company 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and toys lamps stands cha rs 9 27 3t c unfurnished apartments and manv other m sc terns ------ - - ---c·~ Phone 992 SA34 too numerous to menton 412tfc LOCUST posts and 1 72 acre ot Owners The Curtis Wolf 30 30 W nchester: Ph one 7.:12 Family Auctioneer I 0 3656 PRIVATE meet ng room for Mac McCoy sandw ches 9 27 I tp any organ zatlon phone 99 2 homemade pes and drinks 3975 Not responsible for accidents 3 11 tfc 9 22 6tc TRAILER - WILL Pomeroy Motor Co. _____________ 2 BEDROOM mob /e home n town $4 500 Call 992 397S or 992 ?571 9 13 ffc N EW homes 1"10 down paym en I between S1S and 5.175 monthly Call 373 8385 Marietta OhiO 9 '14 61C For 9 26 2tc 1970VALIANT 6Sx12 3 bedroom fully carpeted LP gas heat "THERE w ll be a reb es clln c Phone 992 7751 s,ponsored by the Me gs 8 25 tfc Courty Humane Soc etv Saturday Oct 5 1 to 4 30 1970 VALIANT mobile home p m at the County Guage at 12x60 all elect 2 bedroom the FairgroundS Dogs must Phofle 985 4207 Must set due be on eashes and c.sts n to mov ng S4 900 conta ners 9 '27 4tC 9 _.. 26 Jtc 1972 3 BEDROOM W ndsor SHOOTING MATCH Corn Mobile Home on 1 acre of Hollow Gun Club turn f rst ground For more n rlg~t after M les Cemetery form at on call 992 7638 Rutland Factory choked 7 30 tf{ guns only Sunday Sept 29 1 pm 3 BEDROOM country home for sale: by owner 1 m le o il R t 1 on blac k. lop roold 14 a<:res 12 tillAble stocll.ed by spr ng fed pond 45 ~t.tS pole barn city water n c e giHden spo t Phone 997 5001 or see Jam~s Hot on 9 22 6tc WANTED I Mobile Homes For Sale PhOne , .. ,son I ?I tie Mrs Hawkins to her home here Sunday li e POl NT PLEASANT • MASON AUTO GLASS "For All Your Glass Needs" COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL 773-5710 773-5118 PHONE • • thester 0 BIRTHDAY NOTED Mrs Ada Cramlet celebrated her 83rd borthday anmversarv SUnday at the home of her daughter Mrs Kenneth Wolt Monersv1lle Call1ng durmg the day were Mr and Mrs Charles Hysell Middleport Mrs Linda Hubbard and Donna Mrs Alberta Hubbard Syracuse Mr and Mrs Bdly Holl and Pam Racme Homemade 1ce cream and cake were served Callong earlier on the week were Mr and Mrs Robert Holl and son Pat Racme Mrs James Pierce Middleport and Mr and Mrs Larry W1lt Rodney • $AVE --------------------------.:J4 Cadillac Coupe DeVille.................. Demo Only 4,000 Miles . • .................. '8200 74 Olds Delta 8B Royale HT Sed, power, all'5100 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Cpe, power, alr.......13295 73 8Ulck Elec HT Sed , power, a1r, sharp 14B95 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr HT , vroof, a1r........ .13495 72 Chevelle Mal HT Cpe, vroof, an, stereo 12995 72 Olds Toronado Cpe, Vroof, pew, a1r •••• '3695 72 Chev Imp Cpe, V-8 auto, PS • • •• '2495 72 Ford Cus 500 4 dr Sed, pow alL .... '1495 72 Pnnt~ac Cat HT Cpe , power, a1r ........ '2B95 71 Ford Pmto 2 door, auto •••••• ••••••• '1795 11 Ford Gal 5110 4 dr, Vroof, a1r •••••• .'1 995 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ......... 12195 71 Pont Tern pest, HT Cpe , V-8, auto , PS42095 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed, power, a1r... ••••• '1B95 70 Ford Gal 5110 2 Dr, VB, 3 speed ••••• '1295 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe., V roof, a1r. .. 11195 69 Chev Mal 4 Dr, V-8 auto, PS. • '1195 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto , P.S......... ,'995 69 Pontiac Bonn, 2 Dr HT., vroof, a1r.. '895 6B Pontiac Bonneville HT Sedan, power, a1r 1795 6B Chev. Mal Wagon, V-8 auto, PS ••••• !1195 6B Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, a1r...... 11295 67 Cad1llac HJ Sedan, full power, an •••••• 1995 66 Ponbac Cat 4 Dr , VB, auto, PS........ '595 66 Ch1Y5Ier 2 Dr , V8, auto................. .'495 65 Chev 4 Door, V-8, auto...................'J95 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan .................. '150 63 Olds SBB HT Sedan, power, a1r .......... !595 Karr & VanZandt You II Loke Our Qua\otyWay of Domg Busmes s 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Untol6 oo-- To I 5 p m Sat SPECIAL-WHILE THEY LAST «'A»mpleted Uncoln Cent Folders 1941-1970, Reg. 53.95 Value, Now 52.98 plus tax SUPPLIES ·Whitman Com Folders & Albums • PIa st1c Tubes BARGAINS ARE OUR MIDDLE NAMEI 1 NEW FURNITURE ·Com Cleaner for Stiver, Copper, and N1ckel pc LIVtng Rms from $179 Reclmers Herculon • Photogrades vtnyl VELVET ·Red Books 49 9< pc E A maple Table Sets SJoll 95 pc Heavy Spamsh Table Sets dk oak or maple 589 pc Maple Bedrms bkcase headbd $132 so Patchwork Sw1vel Rockers $69 95 ·Com Check Llst HOURS Thur Fr1 6 30 8 30 Sat Aft 1 30 S 00 Phone 446 1842 MTS COINS of Galhpoh s 121 State St VERY SPECIAL PUR CHASE 30 foam Bunk Mat tresses S19 95 (only 16 to ~ell) h 12 Thnftex Ltn Rugs Sit II Only 1695 USED APPLIANCES (ALL applances have 30 day money back guarantees•) Elec & Gas Ranges Refrtgerators Wrmger Washers Auto Washers Elec Drvers USED S30up mup S35 145 135 FURNITURE Somethtng for every room 1n your house• Too much to list - come out & see what we have• MISC Scads of whatnots kn1ck knacks (animal families 51 25 sell & do. dads lamps lamp shades S2 for lg s11e paperback books IOc ea new Tup perware 20 25 pet off reg pr•ce used records & reel tapes rf!cord & reel tape players ; much much mor~ 1 1 KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER Open 9 7 Tues thru Sun CClositd Mondays) Rt 7- Tuppers Plains Phone 667 3858 PUBLIC AUCTION SEPTEMBER 28, 1974 12:30 P.M. AUDITORIUM - SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER POf'IIEROY OHIO (Former Jun1or Hogh School) Partoal L1st of Items to be Sold D1n1ng Room Su1te Bedroom Furnoture Mi scellaneous Furn1ture Wa s her Dryer Stoves Refngerators Gas Heaters Wronger Wa sher and tubs Tables Lamps Blue Glass Jars Stone Jars Books Rad1os Clock~ ' 1 trons Cha1rs Camera Coffee maker Odds n Ends Collectors Item s 2 heavy duty wood workmg machm es com plete w1th motors ( 1 mortoser and 1 tenore~) Can be seen at Wayne Turners Mam St Rutland Sandwiches and Beverages sold starting at 11 OOA M Sponsored by The Me1gs County Council on Agmg Inc AUCTIONEER5-Jim Carnahin O.n Smltto All Items have been donated and all proceed s will go to the 5enlor C1tn:en Pri)Qt~ms in Meigs County I J �' 10 - Thf! Oaill! Sentinel. Middleport-Pon•eroy. 0 .. ~·riday, Sepl. 'l1, e ff RI e ell WI run COLU MBUS t UPl ) - House Speaker Pro Tempore Vernal G. Riffe Jr .. D-New Boston , anno..,ced today he would challenge House Speaker A. G. Lanclone, D-Bellaire, for the speakers hlp of the 1975-76 legislative session. Riffe said he has been pressed by fellow House Democrats I<> seek the top MEIGS THEATRE SAT .. SUN . Sept. 27-28-29 THE SOUNOOF MUSIC IG I Show Starts 7 p . m . 3 Hrs .,Running Tim e House when the Democratic caucus re organizes in December. ·•J have- nOw decided to vigorously seek the position of speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives." said Riffr . an eight-term veteran o( the House. Riffe SHid he made th~ decision a ft er " numerous m.eeting s with colleagues. Democrats arolllld the state, friends, advisors and my He had said earlier he would not challenge Lancione if he did not have assuran ces he would win. Lancione. reached at his Bellai re la w office, said he would seek re-election despite Riffe's challenge. See ea r lier backgroU nd report on 2. OLD Yout Savings Account makes money for you. Your Checking Accourit gets the most for your money .. Let us help pe rfect your one, two punch. oo me'oy 'ullond EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tursday, mos tl y fntr duri n ~ th r prrlod. tour Sunday and leadership position in lhe family. " TONIGHT 1~:t:::::::::::z::-:::::::::·:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:-!·:-:-:•;·~··.-.·.·.....·:::· pomeroy national bank the bank of the c entury established tB 72 FBI tails ' ·on I ttlul·tl (rtlm page 1 Ke nnedy d uldren in c l udin ~ those of Senalor Kennt'<ly, Ins two l~1te brothers, President John F . Kenn edy ;md Robert F. Kt•n,..,dy, and lhose of the Tut>sday. Lows 45 to 55 uSarge nt Shrivcrs, Stephen <'t-pt U(lper 30s a ud low 40s Smiths llnd the divorced Peter Monday morning. and Patricia (Kennedy ) Lawford s. The threat reportedly Wa!:i db;closcd in Boston on t:A RNIVALSET Sepl . '12 - three days after REEDSVILLE - A public Sen.al or Kennedy was school carniv al will be held prevented from addressing an Saturday night at the River- anti ~ bu s ing r(!Jly by a group of view Elementary School near whites who booed him from the Reedsville. Il will start wHh <1 podi um a nd threw eggs, jitn ey supper a nd outside tmnatocs and garbage at him . activities beginning at 5:30 p. Two days later, on Salurday . m. with a wide vHriety rf food Sept. 14, a sma ll a1·my of to be Bvai lable. Inside <:~ C­ heav ily armed Secret Service tivities will start at 7 p. m. with agents swooped down on the sloppy joes. hot dogs and soft Ke nn edy co mpoun d at drinks to be served arter the Hya nnisport, Cape Cod . Openly carnival . cUsplaying weapons, including zip guns and other automatic guns , they sealed off a large COLSON WANTS OUT section aboui two blocks from WASHI NG TON ( UP!) the Kennedy homes. Former White House Special They commandee red several Counsel Charles IV. Colson. private boats and went out into now in jail for obstruction of the harbor looking for J oe and justice, has asked President BObby Kennedy,e hildren of the · Ford for a pardon of his late Robert F. Kennedy. The W ate r ga te~r e l ate d c r i n~e . two were found well outside the Depu ty pr esident ial press harbor. They were brought secretary J ohn W. Hushen said back to land, taken to a home in Thursday th,t Colson had Ce nterville where they have made the request. David I. been living and then whisked Sh apir o, Colso n 's lawye r , off to the airport. An agent was refused an y comment. heard to say, "We'll have yo u out of here in 10 minutes." Meanwhile, Michael, a·nother of RObert Kennedy's sons was GAS RETAILERS HURT found with a group of youths NEW YORK (UP!) - Tight along the nearby beach. He too money and the energy crisis was ta ken to the airport and have driven nearly 20,000 gas th e three were flown to s~ti ons out of business in the McLean, Va. past year, but the total number It was reported that the next of the country's other retail day, Sunday, Sept. l5, Kennedy outlets remained stable after had a high level meeting al his seven years of decline, a Squa w (sland home on the silrvey showed Thursday. Cape \\Oth members of Iris Boston and Washington staff, along with close advisersGRAHAM IN BRAZIL members of ~is ' 'inside support BRASILIA ( UPI ) group ." Evangelist Billy Graham, in It was at that meeting that Brazil preparing for a crusade, Kennedy decided not to run for has called that country a president, the source said. It "shinin g exampl e " of was not known if the group economic progress . discussed the threats or whether the threats had any impact NOW YOU KNOW on Kennedy's decision . Dick More people are alive today Drayne, his press spokesman, than the total number of people earlier said the threats had who were alive and have died nothing to do with the decision. since the beginning of the Within 24 hours of the Earth. decision, the word was sprCad quietly that Kennedy was not going to be . a presidential candidate. A source told UPI that from that.moment on ' 'Kermedy was Mtmd ay warm ing un Tut•sday. Hig hs 60 tu 70 Sunday and Monda}' and in the upper 70s and low 80s MASON Taxing rate now offi Budgets taxatiOn rat e~ for Plant). schools, viJiages a11d towns hips · Mlll a~e in the Galltpolls t:ity we-re a pprov('d Th ursday durin g a rncc ling of the Ga llia County · B ud~e l Commission . The commission Is composed of G e i)C Wc thcrllull, county proseculinJ.: ~11to rn cy : Oty M. Stewart. coun ly treas W'er, and Morton L. Dickey, eo unty auditor . The Gollia Co unty Local Schll()) District rate Wl:l.S set at 3.30 inside milla ~c; 12.70 voted, .50 for bonds, for o total of 16.50 mills . ~rs. Naomi Beman , boa rd clerk , ond David C. Can'lpbell, assistant local s uperintendent, rept·esen ted th e board of Cdl;~C iili on . Also prese nt we re Ray Simms, tax consul ta nt fo r Ohio Valley Elcctrit• Corporation (Kyger Creek Plant ) and John Evans . consultant wi th the Ohio Electric Company (Ga vin ASC ballot n!lnqed fr om page 1 · he lives in ,the communi ty in which he is eligible to vote . The du ties of comm unit y committeemen incl ude : Informing farmers of the purpose and provisio ns of the ASCS prog rams ; keeping the county committee informed of local conditi on s; recommending needed changes in farm programs i participating in community meetings as necessary; performi.ng other duti es as assigned by the county committee. ASCS Committee elections are open to all eligible voters without regard to race, color, reli gion, sex or na ti onal origin. 1 MEIGS REIMBURSED Meigs County was one of 14 counties rc·ceiving a total Of $9,805,090.10 in second half property tax rollback reimbursements, the stale audi tor 's Office reported today . Meigs County received $46,632.55 as the amatmt if los t in local tax revenue through gran ting of the 10 pet. pr operty tax ro1lb ac ks on homeowners under the Homestead Ac t for senior .citizens. S<" houl Distric t was approved us foll ows : in.'iide, 3.60 ; voted 17.40 and bo nds l. OO for • total of 22 mills. Supt. Pm~ F. Kuh n representc<l the district at the meeti ng. · Ri o Gra nd e Community College ra te was set at one mill . The comm ission se11t c e r~ tificd lett rs to Jackson and Vin tor:t Co unti e!t concer ning approval of the two mill rnte for the joint Galliu-JacksonVinton Vocati onal SChool. No One appeared ror either COLUlly . Therefore, the Galli a County 3 udget Co mm issio n established U1e two mill rate . The Gallipolis City budget wus not approved since City Ma nage r Paul Willer had notified th e budge t commission that he could not allend the rneet.i ng and H agreed to meet at a later tlate to discuss the ci ty budge t. The commission approved the reques t of Cheshire Twp . trustee .Leo Swisher and the town s hip clerk , Mrs. Gail S1sson, for a 1.20 mill inside • rate for Cheshire Twp. All other township and village rates will remain the same as Jast year . Jonathan Louden and Mrs. Minnie McKenzie, cletk of lhe Gallia County Libr ar y requesll!d that as in the past, al l classified property tax go to the library . Their request was approved. The budge t co mm issio n approved all rates subject to any changes thai mig ht occur due to any voll!d levies to be approved In the November General Election. ELBERFELDS llOth ANNIVERSARY SALE Metric systent contes to Ohio MARlETT A - The metric oystem, a way of measuring whi ch means a fooUong hotdog would have to be called a 30.48 ce nll me ter hotd og, has come to southeastern Ohio. Max Farley, State Highway Department District 10 deputy director, disclosed the first metric system project In Ohio perhaps even the nation - last week in a pre·construction hea ring at dis tri c t headquarters here . The project consists of relocating a por•ion of Slate Route 93 in Hocking County, just north of the Vinton County line, and the replacement of an existing bridge over the West Branch of Raccoon creek. · Order me up one 11ice 30.48 centim.eter long hotdog please, mister Fa rley bega n the heari ng with pleted last summer in l,icklng County, It remarks about the historical significanc(' was primarily for maintenan(.'e, '"fllis proje<:l," said F'arlcy, " launches of th e project, the progressiveness of the Ohio Department of Transporta ti on and ODOT's metric C.'Onstructlon phase," Farley also praised the prime con. the advantages to both the state and country by building specific projects using tractor of the project, the Engle Conth e metric system of measurement instead structior Company of Mc Arthur, for being a ·•quali ty con tractor .'' He noted the firm '.s of the li:nglish method . Said Farley : "The fact that this will be recent awards for excellence in highway (he first metric construction project in the construction. Referring to the rejection of the metric state, a nd it may be the very fi rst of Its . ystem by the U. S. Congress last yea r type In the country as fa r as I know, signals its importance and historical Farley said that the Ohio Department of Tran•porta tion is "looking ahead a few value," said Farley, An Ohio De partment of Trans- years when !be probability of adopting the portation official earlier had noted that metric system will increase. This pro,Jec t while there was a metri c project com- may be t he forerunner to every highway project constructed in the future,' ' he said. Pre-<:onstructlon hearings of th is ty pe are designed to be informal schooling .sessions between contractors and state transportation ~resenta tiv e:s. The uniqu eness · of th is project, presented the -:ontractor with however, Police Chief John Taylor in complete surprise. Taylor said Heiskell, who li ves additional requirements because every on a farm in the Cheshire area, wiU con· piece of material that goes into the continue at least temporarily on the Gallipolis struction of this project must be ordered, listed and handled using only the met ric Police force . Heiskell has been assigned on the system. w111e problem ," said one dist1·ict midnigl)j shill since joining the · local department. When asked if Heiskell would engineer. " is not so much learning to use be suspended, Chief 'fayl or indicated he the metric system but forgetting to use the old system." Continued on Page 2 Policeman ·indicted Save During Our Storewide 110th Birthday Celebration GALLIPOLIS - Ptl. John R. Heiskell, a member of the Gallipolis Police Force since Sept . IS, was indicted Friday by a Lawrence County grand jury on a charge of theft and embezzling public funds. Heiskell, 34, who resigned from the Sobth Point police force Sept. 6 is charged with the theft of $300 from South Point's Village funds. The indictment caught Gallipolis Special Sale Items in Every Department Be Sure To Register at Our Mechanic Street Warehouse or in Our Third Floor Furniture Department for the •soo.oo FRI.·SAT.-SUN. MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues ., Wed . , •Thu~s . 9 a .m . -3 p .m . Friday9a .m. to7p ,m . Saturday 9a .m . to 12 Noon RUTLAND BRA_NCH ' Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., sat ., 9 a .m .- 3 p .m . Thursday 9.a .m . to 12 Noon Fr iday 9 a .m. to 7 p .m . greatly relieved. He was faT more relieved." The FBI and Secret Service confirmed in Washington Thursday. that a threat had been made against six of the children of the late Robert Kennedy. A({red Social Notes AUTO BANK HOURS FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12MONDAY·THURSDAY 9 to 3 ALSO "PLAYGIRLS AND BELLBOY" A hometown friend. < The Inn Place Is Proud To Announce The Return Of Shenandoah ~~~~~~r One 'of our finest groups ~ from Parkersburg, W. Va. !S PIECE GROUP) Friday and Saturday '10 TIL 2:00 The Meigs Inn PH. 992-3629 Sunday School attendance on · Sept. 22 was 46. The offering was $21.36. Worship services were held at 11 a.m. with Lhe Rev. Meece speaking from Luke 15 on "Unconditional Amnesty " (the Prodigal Son). Attendance was 22. Offering was $17.63 and pledges $13.00. The Northeast Cluster Hymn Sing will be held on 'Saturday evening, Sept . 28 at the Long Bottom UM Church. Everyone is welcome . Florence Spencer was leader of the Wedn esda y e vening prayer and Bible Study at Alfred last week, Study was Joshua . Genevieve Guthrie has received word that her niece, Mabel Risley, of Athens is hospitalized in University Hospital in Columbus with phlebitis. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burke are · the parents of a son, born Friday , Sept. 20. They have one other child, a daughter. Nina Robinson and Clara Follrod accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Otto Swartz of Shade to Marietta Sunday where they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Gerald Swartz and family. Mrs . Emma l"indling recently suffered a shoulder injury in a fall at her home. · Mr . and Mrs. Ray Finch flew to Minnesoto the we•kend of Sept. 15 to · attend fun eral se~ices .for his 93 year old father . The mother passed away one year ago, a few days earlier . POMEROY "Good Luck To The Meigs Marauders " VOL 9 NO. 35 GALLI POLlS-POI NT PLEASANT Reserved Grand Champion Meigs Co. Fair Beef Is Being Served. Dudley's Florist N. second St. Middleport, o. 59 Reaching More Than 12,000 Families SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1974 Middleport-Pomeroy PRICE 20 CENTS in .Gift Certificates to • be Won By Four of Our Customers. No Purchase is EPA loses azr war Necessary-You Need Not Be Present To Win Elberfelds In Pomeroy YOU ·A RE CORDIALLY ·INVITED TO OUR SHOWING OF THE ·1975 CHEVROLETS BEGINNING SEPT. 27 HOMES TOUR COMMITTEE- Karen McGraw, ways and means ; Wilma Reece, publicity, and Susan Oliver, ticket sales, masterminded the fi.i"st Historic Homes ToUr in Meigs County beir.g conducted today sponsored by the Ohio Eta Phi chapter of Betil Sigma Phi. Visits to homes .. being made today BY WILMA REECE POMEROY - The Historic Homes Tour, sponsored by the Ohio Eta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, will be conducted this afternoon from l p.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets are available at any home on the lour and also at th~ Meigs Museum on Butternut Avenue in Pomeroy. The cost of admission to tile tour is $3. Children under 12· . Malibu Classic Coupe will not be admitted to the homes. Refreshments will be served in the main room of the Meigs Museum most of the afternoon by members of the Meigs County Historical Society, There is a. limited supply of maps available for those needing them, available at the homes. Large yellow and black signs will be posted at each tour home. The Ohio Eta Phi chapter wishes to express its ap~ predation to the garden clubs of the county for their generous contribution to this project, as well as the business people who sold tickets. These were the New York Clothing House, the Columbia Gas office, Bahr's Clothiers and Chapman's Shoes. On the lour are the Daniel Thomas house at 784 Chestnut COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown, following an Environmental Protection Agency report, has recoirunended the . ' . state's air pollution controls · regarding sulfur dioxide emissions be rescinded. Hearing examiners for the State's EPA said Ohio's laws were too stringent . and would ultimately have to be paid for by Ohio consumers. · "Simply stated, there is no probative and substantial evidence in this record that current ambient air levels of sullur oxides or nitrogen oxide presents a hazard to the health and well-being of Ohio citizens,'' Brown said in a brief filed with .EPA, Director Ira Whitrhan which was rilade public Friday, Power companies have contended Ohio utilities would have to pay $2 billion, with no assurance of success, for stack scrubbers to remove sulfur dioxide pollutants. "The costs of such systems would ultimately have to be borne by the conswners of electric power in Ohio," said Brown. '.'There is simply no justification for those customers to pay the costs o! such sYstems to protect themselves from· a remote and speculative health hazard," the attorney g\:neral said. . . 111e · U.S. Elnvironniental Protection Agency only sets requirements for general .. air quality and reversal of the state emission limits would cause no Confllct ' with federal law. Utilities would be able to dlscharse sulfur dioxide In any amount as long aalhe . ' r~ulting pollution did not reduce air ; quality below ~~-1 standards In the region wh~ the plant is located. , ' Groundbreakmg .Oct. . . ' - . JACKSON Groundbreaking ceremonies for a new quarter-million· dollar plus facility at the Jackson Branch of the Ohio Agricultural Research Center will be held. Friday, October 11. Dean Roy M. Kottinan, Ohio Agricultural Research and Extension Director, said the ceremonies would be held at 2p.m . on thesiteabout a mile south oi jackson on Route 93. The liOth general assembly ap· propriated funds for construction of a building to house the Jackson Area Ex· II . tension Center, now occupying renll!d quarters oil Main street In Jaclc!On. When completed the building will provide offices. meetin2 rooms and other facilities for the area extenalon services. Th~ area extension center includes: Jackson, Athens, . Gallia, Hocking, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Scioto and VInton counties. . · The jackson Branch has been · In operation for several years with reaearch . in cattle production, orchard productioo and other pbases of agricultural act!Yity . . St., Middleport; the Kay Cecil house at 87 South Second St., Middleport ; Mrs . Dor Schaefer's house on Uncoln Hill in Pomeroy ; the William, Woods house, on High St. in Pomeroy ; the Theodore Reed home at 141 Mulberry Ave. in Pomeroy; the Paul Amberger home on 3rd St. in Syracuse, and the Paul Huston house just off 4th St. in Syracuse. 'P· ' p . 1M' The homes may be seen in any order. Rain dampens halftime show GALLIPOUS - For the second time in four weeks ·Friday night, · Rodney Tolllver's Gallia Academy High Sehool marching ·band had to perform In street , clothes as a result of bad weather. It was th~ Gaiiii!Oiis band's first home performance of the 1974 campaign .. · The musicians presented a brief fiveminute show prior to the gwne's opening kickoff. , During the halltime in~rmission, they played Here, There and Ev~rywhere, A Hard Day's Night, 25 or 6Lo 4, Bridge over Troubled Waters, Bad, Bad Leroy Brown, · Love Is Blue and Sbambala, all to mar. chlng maneuvers and routines. The Ironton Tiger band a!lo performed during Friday's halftime Nova Custom Hatchback Coupe Door ~rizes, .R efreshments, Favors Otevrolet Makes Sense For America Come See For Yourself COLORFUL DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS From s4,98 Your Invited Guest tmts Cloudy and cool today , showers liluily through the evening. Lows tonight in the 40s. Monday continued cloudy, but rain unlikely. Highs in the 60s._ Warehouse been commlasioned to work for movie star Jimmie Dean and foreign royally. His studio is in Dublin. Mauch worked for the Slaleof0hio l5 years as a draftsman. The public is invited to view Mauck's work at Bell which include representations of Our House, Gatewood, the City Park, the band stand in the park, Riverby, and other Gallipolis landmarks. Scene above is the Gallipolis Roller Dam at Eureka, + Weather and At Our Toyland and Mechanic Street DR. IN FDIC FINISHED EXHIBIT - Dick Mauch of Dublin, Ohio did th e fr amed drawin gs here on commercial office walls of the local E\ell Te(ephone Co. being inspected by front office personnel Ann Brown, Linda Shrader arid Helen Smith. Specialized in drawin gs or nostalgic pictures - his favorite is old covered bridges - and landmarks of interest, Mauch works with a felt pen but sometimes uses pastels. He has Monday final colleges registration ceremooy. POMEROY MOTOR CO. 308-318 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 -w.. OL().TIME MACHINERY like this steam thresher, is demonstrate their skUis, including spinning, wnong more than 60 exhibits and crafts displays to be candlemaking, shoemaklng and ffiiiOY more, while en· featured at the fourth annual Bob Evans Farm Festival on tertalners perform continuously at the outdoor theatre. Field October 11, 12 and 13. The three-day event - which drew demonstrations such as sheep herding and horseshoe plio some 60,000 people last year - will be held at the Bob Evans · ching will be held in the fields nearby. Admission and Farm on Route 35 in Rio Grande, Ohio. Craftsmen will parking are F,R EE. THEJIT PROBED ' GALLIPOLIS - Ga!Ua County lherlff'a deputies Friday lnvatlflated the theft of an air fll'lndet and vandalllm of equipment at Rocky Fork Road Chipping Company. Mrs. Charles Snavely of Vinton reported the Incident. · ( . SHRUBBERY TRIMro!ED - Cheshire Garden Club .members Friday had their pruning lheara busy cutting lhrubbery at the Cheshire Post Office. The workllll! crew, left to right, Is Mrs. Mlke Fry, Mrs. Paul Martin, Mrs. ~Lie Shoemaker and Mrs. Martha Russell. l •I ' which includes Gallla, jackson; Meigs and instructional fee for each liour taken In CommWllty College, plua tl)e addiUanll VInton Counties. That cost Is $10 per credit hour in- general fee of $3 per credit hour up to a structional fee for each hour taken In total of $45 per quarter. Thti private colleae rate Ia fUM per Community College. There Is an additional general fee of 13 per credit hour up to a credit hour lor each hour lallen In b total of '45 per quarter. This general fee quarter. Thia rate appllea to all auloaf. covers Items not included In the In· state sludenta no matler what left! structlonal costs such as health services, courses they recetve,and to aii"D'' 1111 athletics, student newspaper, ~rlist and "400" level COUI'Iel, For more lntlll'maiiCIII ~ lecture series, etA:. To qualify for the Community College COI!t, reglatraUCIII llld available 011!14 oul-of·Dlstrlct rate, the student must call the Ofllee of AdmiiiiGN, Rio 01 5• live in Ohio, but not in the lour-<.'ounty College, Rio Grinde, Ohio, tell,•l• ... district. That ~ost ls $14 per credit hour 2~. Collect Clllt wiD bt MGIIIfld RIO GRANDE - Final registration for fall quarter at Rio Grande College and Community College will be Monday, September 30, from 9 a .m. till 9 p.m. in Arlen Han on the Rio Grande campus. . In addition to regularly scheduled courses during the day , there ah 39 different evening and weekend courses available. Only courses numbered in the 'rlOO" and "200" levels are offered at CommiUlity College rates. The cost for Community College is divided into two main areas : ln-Diatrlct and Out-of-District. To qualify for an InDistrict rate, students must live In the four ounty Community Colle~e District ' 1 l ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 27, 1974 johnson