https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b609d31525f2869789bdc21e0f26bc9b.pdf b064db479fa9a541f3499bb4c00367dd PDF Text Text ·, .· 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday; OcC 10. 1974 1, _I . DWI charged Joan Kennedy ELBER.FELDS IN ~~POM' EROY • McLEAN, Va . t UPl) - Joan Kennedy , llie wile of Sen. Edward Kennedy, , D-M~•-" · • · was_, charged with drunken driving Wednesday alter her convertible bumped into a car stopped at a red light in suburban Virginia. There were rio injuries, and total damage in tlle three-car collision was estimated at $1,400. Edward McGrath, whose car was struck, said Mrs. Ken- nedy, 38, uwas very concerned about the accident and very upset. I really thought she was a nice lady . • "She said over and over agair, she was really sorry that it happened and just thankful that no one was hurt." McGrath, 49, a Defense Department employe, said he was not aware at \he time that she would be cited lor drunken driving. A police spokesman said a breathalyzer test was administered to Mrs. Kennedy at a police substation alter the irlpldent, but he declined to make public the result. Mrs . Kennedy, who ¥?as alone in her car at the time of tlle accident, appeared before a magistrate and was released on personal recognizance. No court date has been set A spokesman for Sen. KeMedy said he left Capitol Hill to - return to the family home in McLean alter receivi~ " rd of the accident. • • McGratll said Mrs. Kennedy's car hit his smalle~ one witll a "pretty solid bump," and his auto bounced forward The Pmneroy Police Ocpa~tment investigated a minor a('Cident on Mulberry Ave .. al 5 p . ' . MEIGS tHEATRE TONIGHT OCT.10 NOT OPEN FRI.-SAT.-SUN. OCT. 11-12-13 FUNNY CAR SUMMER Technicolor Jim Dunn "G" Show Starts 7 p.m. BLUE GRASS Socket ·Sets l Several Sizes In Stock . ' STAR SUPPLY Racine. Ohio ' .. YEAR'S BEST NEWS WASHINGTON (UPl) The government Index of wholesale prices gained only 0.1 per cent In September, giving President Ford tlle first encouraging economic news since laking office . It was lhe sm.allest Increase In a year. The Index on wholesale prices released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics today was 187 .z - · meaning wholesale goods that cost $100 in 1987 cost $167.20 today. On an unadjusted basis the Index was actually down 0.1 per cent but the adjusted figure better reflects economic trends. DIVORCE GRANTEd Three persons have been granted divorces In Meigs County Common Pleas Court, all on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Awarded divorces were Ann C. Bailey, 165 Vine St., Middleport, from Myron A. Bailey, Gallipolis; Charles W. Curl; man, Rt. 2, Racine, from Betty L. Curfman, Williamstown, W. Va., and Melanie Pullen, m Brownell Ave., MldJIIeport, from Stephen Pullen, Union Ave., Pomeroy. SQUAD RUNS The Middleport E-R Squad made two runs Wednesday. At 11:35 a. m. tlley transported Middleport Mayor John Zerkle to Holzer Medical Center. At 1:51 p.m. they were called to Rutland for Kallierine Lares, who was taken to Veterans Memorial 'Hospital. ' For Your Dining and Listening Pleasure ••• AND THE HA5.LMARKS TONIGHT 9:30· t_ o.2 Raymond Roach, Pomeroy. There were no injuries and only minor damage . Roach was cited to court on charges of assured clear distance. Holzer Medical Center IDlscharged, Oct. 9) Azra Aziz, Nora Baker, Lola Black, Brent Burnette, Jill Coy, John Wedward· Evans, Pamela Fry, Howard Goodwin, Alene Head, Jane Hess, Susan Hill, Ruth Hood, Benny Hutchison , Timothy Masters, Joseph McHenry, Levi Neal, Donzella Park, Ella Potter, S,.rah Riggs, Phyitis Ritchie, William Stewart; Valerie Watson , Charlotte Wedemeyer, Mrs . Michael Whalen and son, Elizabeth White, Craton Wolfe, Mrs. Charles Wright and daughter . {Births) Mr . and Mrs . William Eakins,a son, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Monte Gilliland, a daughter. Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. James Mathews, a daughter, Rio Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Queen, Sr., a daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Raynes, a son, Buffalo, W. Va. •5.95 PANTY HOSE · SALE '4.95 3 PAIR •1 Sale begi~s October 10th. Ends October 19th. SLEEPING BAGS WHILE THEY LAST V2 PRICE Regular Price $15.00. Completely washal)lej Good selection of quilt type patterns. Frid.ay- Saturday Sale •11" WOMEN'S PANTS HOMER BAXTER AND HIS DAUGHTERS, AMa Marie, left, and Lisa Dawn, students at tlle Pomeroy Elementary School, with tlle "horne profit knitter" and accessories, given to the Baxters by an uncle in Harrisville, W. Va . The machine dales back to March 14, 1923. $4.50 Stuff Bags to match-"-----:---- Our entire selection of Misses and Womens open stock pants is included in this sale. Solid colors and patterns. Friday- Saturday Sale! AT BAXTER HOME MEN'S "LEE" COVE~ALLS Sizes 36 to 50 In shorts. regulars and longs · tipper Choose regular $17 .98 Army lwlllln forest grlltln color. cent polyester, 50 per cent cotton or 100 per cent cotton Fisher stripe. regularly $18.98. SALE PRICES SALE *16 SALE! GIRLS DRESSES 45 Selected from our regular stock. Broken sizes 7 to 14. Limited quantity. DRESS SLACKS Sizes 8 to 18. Regulars and slims. Solid colors - plaids - patterns . 1f2 PRICE Boys 11.95 Boys 9.95 Bo_ys,... B.95 Boys 7.95 .. Knit Knit Knit Knit PRETEEN SPORTSWEAR Slacks Slacks Slacks . Slacks Sale a.l:t ,;i Sale Sale 5.75 • Sale 4.75 - Sale! Mens-wrangler Slacks - Tops - Skirts - Vests - Sweaters. Solid colors and patterns - arranged for your easy selection. PILE LINED WESTERN JACKETS Regular price $16.95. Rugged blue denim with. worm pile lining, · Slim fitting authentic western style. Sizes 36to-46. Friday- Saturday Sale •1333 Sale Less Than 1h Men's and Boys and Little Boys DIVORCE FILED Ernest Leroy Miller, Rt. 2, Reedsville, has filed for a divorce in Meigs County. Common Pleas Court against Deliah Jane Miller, Rt. 2, Racine . In other action , Household Finance Corporation Or Belpre is seeking a judgment of $1,840.19 on a .. BIG TWO on the United Nation's scene this session promissory note allegedly due are Secretary--General Kurt from Mitchell C. Holley, Rt. I, Waldhelm, above, and Minersville, et. al. Algeria's Abdelaziz Boutefllka, elected president E--R SQUAD RUNS of the 29th General Assembly RACINE - The Racine session. Bouteflika departed Emergency Squad answered a from the customary call at 6:37 a . m. Thursday to neutrality of Assembly Rt. 1, Racine, for Mary E. presidents to lake a mmtant Smitll, an obstetric case. She "third world" position In his was taken to the Holzer acceptance speech, strongly Medical Center. criticizing western powers. JACKETS AND COATS a SALE PRICES . MEN'S JACKETS SALE PRICES BOYS JACKETS 8.95 12.95 14.95 16.95 22.95 26.95 JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS Housewares Dept. 1st Floor A good selection including tulips. daffodllo, hyacinths, crocus and Dutch Iris, Free planting guide with every purchaoe. 1 , Midd)epor~- Ppmeroy . , within four months. , 23.75 25.75 28.75 32.75 , 35.75 39.75 · Maple, Cherry and Walnut ,finishes. Famous Kimball quality. All with matching Padded benches. , , Furnit,ilre Department_,3rd Floor SALE PRICES · . Special Sale! , ,,,, ) ' • . • 12"'by 18" and 24" by 48" sizes ' ' . Sunset Splendor Autumn Bounty Tranqu.ii , Valley Fru,lt S.s,ke ,t . . ;,Rhapsody of · ~all _Blacksmith Shop "Ci_der Ma,k"tng . Wa,ter Wagon Ideal for Bat rooms REGULAR $39•95 , ..: . New Shipment of Framed P~;tu•· h SAL£ S'm.(JO .,:1 · ' ' · Toy Store and Saturday 9:30 fa ,8 p.m. Jodge P.ro~at.e 0.!-v'l,s~<:''.' · . · o~n ~fh,. Friday and Street ' ' • 'E~B •, . By United Press International TOLEDO, OHIO - OWENS-ILLINOIS, INC., reported Thursday the highest sales, earnings and earnings per share for the thjpd quarter and ftrst nine months of 1974 for any quarter and nine-month period in the company's history. Edwin D. Todd, president and chief executive officer, reported sales for the third quarter ending Sept. 30 were $565,999,000, up 21.1 per cent from 1973's $467,293,000. Earnings rose 68.7 per cent to $30,095,000 versus $17,843,000 for tlle same period last year. Earnings per share totaled $2.10, 89.2 per cent higher than the $1.11 posted for last year's tllird quarter . Third quarter results represent tlle lltll consecutive quarter In which both sales and earnings, before extraordinary items, exceeded levels for the comparable prior year period . WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD'S chief economist says the country can look for the rate of inflation - now 12 per cent - to declin!' 2 or 3 percentage points by springtime. Alan Greenspan, chairman of Ford's Council of Economic Advisers, volunteered that figure when asked to supply a number for the President's''l\lesdaypredictlon of "meaningful reduction" in the rate of inflation by early 1975. Meantime, much of the economic news pointed toward higher--now' lower....prices. The Agriculture Department said early frost would yield a corn crop 16 p.r cent below last year's pointing to still higher meat prices in 1975 and 1976. The soybean crop was disappointing 109. The Labor Department said wholesale prices, which recently had bet-t rising at an annual rate .of 35 per cent, bad virtually leveled off in September. ,The rise reported Thursday was onetentll of 1 per cent . But Arthur F. Burns, chairman of the Federal Reserve System; said thedropoff was only temporary. "! don't consider that more Ulan one of the ripples on a wave," he told a congressional hearing. McLEAN VA. ·- MRS. JOAN KENNEDY must appear in traffic court Nov. 6 to answer drunk driving charges, but she will probably be allowed to plead guilty to a reduced charge and take part In an experimental program for dfinking dri..fers. Mrs. KennedY, wife of Sen. Edward KeMedy, D-Mass., was charged after her car bumped tbe rear of anot!Jer stopped at a red light notfar from tlle fiunily's home In this Washington suburb. No one was hurt. The Fairfax County Traffic Court Judge under usual procedure, would ask Mrs. Kennedy if she would like to participate In an experimental, federally funded program called Falrlax Alcohol Safety Action_Project. A defendant who agrees to take part in such a program, which includes group counseling and driver education, II)BY bave charges reduced to reckless , driving. Auto overturns, no one injured No personal injuries were in tlle highway, causing tlle car reported in a single, car ac- to spin around in the road and cldentThursdayat2:2Ja.m . on ,go off to the right. ·The driver SR'l24'ln Sutton Twp,.1.4 mile lost control in gravel, crossed south of Potneioy. the highway and ' struck a The department of Slleriff guardr!lil. Mter going over an Robert c. Hartenbach reported embankment, the car came to that Paul David Mitchell,' 19, rest on i\5· top. There was Langsville, was traveling east !Ieavy damage. No citation was on ;24 when he hit a slick ~pot !,uued. .~......__ . ~- . I '• ,- 'I· ' .. •, ,. . I , '• " ·I . " • at y • VOL. XXVI NO. 127 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO of community, . . commrss10n on Bicentennial day while his office' issued a three-page statement telling his story. It said Mills would return to the office today and resume his duties at the helm of the committee which has held two days of bearings on President Ford's tax program witllout its chairman . When the hews first broke Tuesday afternoon, Mills' administrative assistant, Eugene Goss, said Mills. wasn't there, knew nothing about tlle in- cident, and had loaned his car to a neighbor. Goss would not comment Wednesday when tlle Park Poliee said it was indeed tlle fatherly, Intellectual Mills whom they had stopped and shepherded home after picking Annabella Battistella from tlle water. The statement said the original denial came because of a misunderstanding. Mills said he had told Goss press Continued on page 10 en tine ' ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1974 party system in·d,anger , TEN CENTS :t==::::::::::::~:=:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::.w:::::::::~!!=:::-o!::::3?.?.~:~:::~.:>.::::3::!:~.s§.:::-.z::*.!!::S§~ ~ Sponsor liable for injury ~ to basketball team player ~ .~ : COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Supreme Court :~. ' dependents , but as I look back ,:.~}"._,_',: over the history of. tllis country, . Thursday ruled, in effect, llia,t a person Injured playing on I find that the periods of a company spoDBOred basketball team Is · eUgible for greatest _podlitical stability, j _:_;,: work men'sf CooompebnslaaGtion. Rlchaufrdf K. Radde, Toledo, an 1um progress an movement have . emp1oye o as Co., s ered an injury Jan, 12, come when we have two strong @ ' 1970 while participating In a game on a team oponsored by political parties," Ford said in ~~~~: Columbia GBB but oot played during working houn and § his first political appearance in ,..., not played on company facnitles. his home state since assuming The Bureau of Workmen's Compenat !ion approved :~: Radde's claim but that ruUng wa. overturned by lb. the presidency. •:'! "If you have a multitude of ::< Lucas County Common Pleas Court. The Ohio Sixth political parties, you have :~: District Court of Appeal& on June 14 agreed with Radde chaos and you end up with that :;:~ and overturned the Common Pleas Court ruling, aeHiog nation suffering witll no pr(}- ~ the stage for the appeal to the Ohio Supreme Clfllrt. He said Ford has a IJOique don't believe it (the pardon) ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) grelis. On the othi!r himd; if you · ~The high, co:Urt Mid there was 110 subiitantlal con· -· ', Jerald F. terHorst, former was 11 ·prearranged deat· be- opportunity to revive the have one political party, we :;:: stltutlooal question Involved and refused to hear the press secretary to President cause President Ford is an Republican Party. have the evils of dictation and ~~; company's appeal, upholding the decision In favor of ~ ' Ford, told an Ohio University honorable man. It would be a · "As the product of a unique all that goes with it." ~;: Radde. audience here Thursday tlle shame to have thrown away situation in becoming PresiFord went to Detroit to ,~ new President is "a decent, national trust for Nixon. Im- dent, he has the unique op- · support the re-election bid of ::O"W::::::::::::::::::::::s..::x..:=:::::::::::::-:~::::::::::::::::::;x:::::::::w~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::=:::::-.::. honest, forthright, brave and petuosity is not appreciated in porunity to move government Republican Gov. William E. back toward the middle and true Boy Scout" in the White the White House." Milliken, who is locked in a The newspaperman said away from polarized positions close race with Democrat House. EXTENDED OUTLOOK TerHorst, speaking to an Ford's reluctance to serve as a between Democrats and Sander M. Levin. Sunday through Tuesday, overflow crowd of 2,ii00 per- "new broom" in government Republicans," terRors! said. Showers ending Sunday. "He was nominated 'by a sons, said he resigned when was a disappointment to ~~ TRAGEDY REPORTED Fair Monday and a chance of "But he has dispelled the conservative (Nixon) 'but conFord gave former President POINT PLEASANT - An showers Tuesday. Highs In Nixon an unconditional pardon atomosphere of paranoia in the firmed by Democrats. So he unidentified tw(}-year old child the 50s Sunday and in tbe 60s because "! think we should White House" and has brought bas the chance to revitalize the was reported to . have died Monday ·and Tuesday. Lows have gotten no less than we got , in a mixed group from tlie central side of the Republican today in a fire in a house about In tlle 40s Sunday and again House and from Grand Rap- Party" terRors! added. "And a from Agnew.'' miles north of Point 'l\lesday and In the upper ZOs five But, terHorst, currently a pids "who are middle.aged, centralist party could be one of Pleasant on SR 2 near the and low 30s Monday mo.-. columnist for the Detroit News midwestern plpesmokers and the most effective -conFred Hoffman, a member of junction of Greer Rd. Details nlng. tributions tills Pt:esident could and the North American not the west coast public Middleport Village Council the were not available. Newspaper Alliance, said the relations types," terHorst said. make." past 34 months and its Presid~nt's "quick shift in president since last January, springing tlle sudden surprise under state law became mayor of the pardon could be a Tuesday night upon the death liability." of Mayor John Zerkle. Mr. "People like t,o be led into DAMASCUS (UP!) plane. Departure was delayed Zerkle had been llie mayor for and discharged shots that -·for takeoff from Cairo to situations slowly," terRors! Sec,r etary of State Henry A. 30 m,inutes while agents tlle past tllree years and a wounded · a Secret Service Damascus. He was not hurt, said. "Sui-prises scare them . I Kissinger narrowly escaped agent. · bul was rushed to his forward checked the aircraft. They counCilman for 29 years prior Injury today when an Israelifound one small bullet bole in to lliat time. Kissinger was only 20 feet cabin by agents. ·•made Uzi machine gun fell away when the incident ocProsecuting Attorney The Secret Serv'ice agent, tlle ceiling and fixed it. from a rack inside his plane curred as his plane was taxiing Walter Bothe. fell to the floor in Kissinger later came back to Bernard Fultz said Hoffman llie gallery of the plane. He was check personally on tlle con- will be mayor of llie comwounded in the right arm and ' dillon of Botlle, who Is his munity for tlle remainder of Five defendants were fined senior security guard. He told lhe unexpired term of Mayor bullets grazed his forehead . and three ·others forfeited Zerkle which ends- Dec. 31, BoUle was treateM!board tlle him : •'You are lucky.'~ bonds in the court of Pomeroy Bothe was able to continue 1975 . Mayor Dale E . Smitll Thursday the trip to Damascus and told Hoffman, who graduated British Broadcasting Corp. LONDON (UP!) - Prime night. newsmen he hoped to stay with from Midlllepor) High School in Minister Harold Wilson today and Independent Television Fined were Kennetll Mitparty for the remainder of 1950 at the top of his class, , the won a slim overall majority in News computers predicted chell, Langsville, $5 and costs, the Middle East tour. resides at 256 South Fourth St., parliament - but enough to Labor would get three to five assured clear distance; permit him to seek tough seats inore. than the 318 needed Clear tonight, low in llie low Bothe was permitted to witll his wife, tlle former · . Raymond Roach, Pomeroy, $S Socialist measures to tackle for a parliamentary majority 50s. Partly cloudy and warm speak to his family in Pauline Smith , of Bradbury, and costs, assured clear Britain's economic crisis. - far short of the crushing 86- Saturday, highs in the 70s. Rain A:-lington, Va., over llie plane's and llieir four children. They . distance; Bernard K. Coolt, With all but 17 results an- 120 margin predicted by zero to~ight ; 20 per cent radio to assure lliem he was are Mike, 17, who graduated Mason, $10 . and costs, Saturday. from Meigs High School this only slightly hurt. nounced all indications were opinion polls. speeding; Claude K. Nease, year; Tami, 16, a junior at that Wilson's Labor party Minersville, and Richard Meigs; Beverly, 13, in the would end up witll 319 seats Martin, Pomeroy, $100 and grade at Meigs Jr. High, eighth against ~16 for all other parties costs and three days in jail, and David, 10, in the fifth grade in the 635-seat House of both on charges of driving Commons at Bradbury Elementary. an overall CHARLESTON, W. Va. saying, "I prayed and search- less than jubilant," said the while intoxicated. . Mayor Hoffman served in tl1e majority of_three. (UP!) - A bitter protest ed-my heart before making tllls Rev. Avis Hill, a protest Forfeiting bo~ds were Wilson, who flew back to against so-called immoral decision." leader. "I feel that this Armed Forces followidg Thomas Quillen, Middleport, London this morning from textbooks reached tlle six-week He de!ended . the books, resignation is a move in the. graduation from high ochool, $100 posted on a charge of Liverpool after winning mark today with a key saying they were not bad for right direction ." including two years as a radio disturbing the peace; Paul reelection for the eightll time education official out of the "! really have confiqence operator in Germany, 195~ ­ children or degrading to Pu11ins, -Middleport, $35.70, at suburban Huyton, refused picture, coal strikes ending and that we'll be able to sit down He is employed as a departreligion as the protesters failure to pay parking tickets, immediate comment. But he violence at a half. contend. "I cannot be anything and talk witll llie board now." ment superintendent by lhe . and David Hooker, Willoughby, promised wharwas expected to O~io Valley Publishing co. Leaders of the ban-the-book $256, posted on a DWI charge. be a victory statement later in forced applauded the DL tlle day. resignation of Albert Anson I DRIVER CITED An elated, happUy smiling Jr., a member of tlle Kanawha , . PETITION FILED Two cars were damaged and Wilson said he expecls to fonn. County Board of Education. The public is invited to visit Seinsheimer and his wife will A petition for dissolution of Cfl\e driver was cited to mayor's.. a new Labor adnllnistration Anson , one of three persons the Meigs County Museum arrive in Pomeroy on Saturday marriage bas been filed in court as tlle result of an ,ac- · today. <;_onservatlve party on lhe five-member board who Sunday from 1:30 to 5 p.m. to to help set up the display which elden I on . East Main St. ,_ leader Edward Heath, who approved use of the con- view a display of the is being brought to Meigs Meigs County Gttmmon Plear Pomeroy, at 4:45 p.m. Thurs- campaigned fiercely against troversial books I'! tllecounty's photography of Walter G . . County free of charge. The Court by Janet G. Marcum, Rt. day. Police said a car driven ·by Labor's anno"IJIIced plans , tO schools, quit Thursday night, Seinsheimer of Cincinnati. Seinshelmers will stay over 1 Rutland and David W. ' Pomeroy . Marjorie Goett, Pomeroy, nationalize ·large new sections »"~~':{"*:#/UYH;@7h~ Seinsheimer is an arbitrator Sunday and tlle arli.!t will be Marcum, , backed from a driveway and of British indUStry, refused to , CLOSINGS ASKED an.d industrial engineer, but he honored witll a reception at llie DONATION DAY struck a car, parked off tlle concede defeat until late in tlle M~yor Fred Hoffman has also arrived at a museum on B~ttemut Ave., Monday, Oct. 14 is Donatio~ street, owned by 'Kenneth day; , reqneatl that all Middleport professional status . in Pomeroy, during the Day fitr Meigs County at the , . _, Imbod,en, Midttlepor,t . . The former Conservative busine..es be clooed from Photography in the Ci'ncinnati designa!W hours. The , Meigs bloodmobile from ,! to 6 p.m. at ..,. , Damages were Jight. Mrs. prime mlnis~r said he would 1:45 tO 2:41 p.m. Salilrday area over the past 10 years. His County Pioneer and Historical • Goelt was cited to mayor's not comment until results for duringthe_fueral of the late wot:k has been presented -in a Society 'w!ll give the reception . the Pomeroy Elementary • lliayor John· Zerkle, ·. , ntimber of one-man shows in witll Mrs. Nancy Reed as School. Give one unit. It may, ' court on an · iinpr<iper packing all635 parliamentary seats are . save a life in an emergency. ,-, ·charge:. ~--~---c-~~-~,ann.oun!!ed- _,-~ - ~W-xf..X~~.(<>>X:& the Cinc!nnatt area . chairwoman. t'r 'J '•' . ;. ' '' ~ DETROIT ( UP!) Prpsldent Ford Thursday said the , Republican party is in dsnger of extinction and asked the voters to sav~ It on Election Day. "A catastrophic defeat as some forecasters are predicting for the Republican party could write the obituary of the GOP," Ford told 4,000 Republieans who each had $50 for tickets to a fund-raising dinner in mas5ive Cobo Hall. "I plead with you to support a strong two-party system." Although be indicated he did not really believe the GOP would be wiped out at tlle polls Nov . 5, Ford expressed a deep concern about the growing trend of political independents in the nation. "! respect and admire in- & f Ford honest and decent f ~ -' - succeeds :• Zerkle Bullets in plane inissed Kissinger Five fined by Mayor Smith Labor ·in thin win Weather ·TrU.ce comes to fight on textbooks r tOtO ' ..'" praises work Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area standard hosiery produced by the purchaser at a price of $1.75 per dozen pairs. In return, the purchaser agreed to use all possible dilligence and industry in learing to operate the home profit knitter and to follow to the best of his ability the instruction in a book a.ccompattying it. The company paid for the cost of shipping yarn to the purchaser and for the shipping of the socks when they were completed. The company also agreed to replace any part which broke on the instrument for a period of 10 years. The Baxters have yarn which came with the machine. It Is n_ot yarn as it is known today but more of a tan colored, heavy-type string. The Baxters aren't really planning to make any socks on the machine. However, it is an interesting conversation piece! • ~~""'=E~Ibe:r~f=e!ld~-s~·;;.~~~-c~h,~a~·n~i:c:S~t~r~ee~t;W~a='~re~h~o~u~s~e~::::~:::~v:~::And~=~=:~::~=~'·~·-...~~ r Court of Common Pleas. Justorrtv.......:F,..~1'1'r•~rtni ...t 1-,3rdFtoor' •- 6'x9' RUBBER BACK CARPET their claims Dated th!s with 23rdsaid dayfiduciary of .sep tember ~-?74 . . . ' Manning D,Webster' • _. .ct 9.75 15.75 16.75 19.75 KIMBALL PIANOS 25c Daffodil Bulbs - - Sale 5 _for 99c 12c Tulip Bulbs - - - - - - - - ~le 5 for 49c · 7c Crocus Bulbs - - - - - - - Sale 5 for 29c All other bulbs at •tie prices- 'This sale Includes our entire siock. SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE Special Sale! DUTCH FLOWER BULBS Duone f , Stanley of Pomeroy . · Ohio R . o . 4 has been duly ap pointed Admlnistralor of the estate of William C. Stanley. deceased. late of -, Scip•o Township, eigsrequired county";rb,QniP, Credltors·Mare file , COUNTRY 6.75 9.75 10.75 12.75 17.75 21.7'5 Sale Prices w~t·c,~ M '··~9 sr,:-.~,~;~s oheecre:~·r;.,ven , that GREAT. SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE JAEKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS . - -, JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS Governor Moore Hoffman Menssizes36 to 54. Boys sizes to 20. Little boys sizes 2 to 12. Solid colors - plaids. Some with hoods. Waist length style and longer car coat lengths. An excellent selection. 11.95 19.95 21.95 25.95 26.95 29.95 32.95 34.95 39.95 45.00 49.95 BY BOB HOEFLICH Occupying a prominent position in the living room of the comfortable home on Mechanic St., Pomeroy, of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baxter tllese days. is a 1923 sock knitter. The heavy, metal knitting machine has been presented them as a gift by an uncle, Sam Layfield of Route 1, Harrisvllie, W. Va. Accompanying the gift besides the accesSories needed to turn out socks and sweaters, is tlJe certificate of purchase ,issued by tlle Home Profit Hosiery Co., Inc., which guaranteed that one could really work at home and sell tlle socks· which were turned out on · the machine to the hosiery company. The 'machine was purchased for $68 on March 14, 1923. With it came an "employment contract" which states that the company would accept a No. 11 It came less than three weeks before an election in which he faces the first serious Republican opponent of his career. He apologized for tlle "discomfort" be had caused his friends, and apologized to his family, especially his wife Polly, who he said could nol be along and now " is blaming herself for not accompanying tis tllat night even witll her broken foot" Mills was in seclusion Thurs: • Sock knitter from 20s era Boys Double Knit I , ·- From well known makers. Fall styles and colors . Broken sizes. totally foolish, " that 1! is jus t ' outpost in preventing attacks too old-fashioned to look ba ck. I on the colonies from the west hope the historians- treat us during the first three years ol kindly." the Re volution . The fort Continuing. Gov . Moore said , enabled colonists to hold the "This event allowed to pass land they had won. , without such an event as this An amount in excess of would have been tragedy. Jt is significant to ha ve such an $115,000 or $135,000 needed has event, planned to share bee n made available by the dedication of this historic site ," slate for the Bicentennial The original Fort Ra ndolph observance here , Gov, Moore · built in 1776 stood -a• a key said , Mills: 'Just going for a ride' .-. '--------~----------· i9 1 2a {10 1 3. 10. JIC ·' 'I 3 pair $12.50 Friday and Saturday Sale! WMPo-FM .. 'j SALJ ·PRICE •4.25 WOMEN'S COORDINATES LOCAL TEMPS · The temperature In downRECORD ENROlLED town Pomeroy at 11 a. m. EAST LANSING, Mich. Thursday was 56 degrees under (UP!) - A record of 43,459 sunny skies. students bave enrolled for fall term at Michigan Stale University, officials , s~d MEETING POSTPONED Wednesday. The enrollment, a LETART F-ALLS- The Ohio 4.3 per cent increase over last Valley Grange 2612, Letart year, apparently maintains Falls, meeting scheduled for Michigan State as tlle nation's tl1is evening has been post- second largest single-<:ampus poned until Oct. 17. university after Ohio State University, tlley said. ASK TOWED Daniel Stephen Salisbury, 19, · Gallipolis, and Shirley Kay DEFEAT SOUNDED L!lrkins,- 22, Long .Bottom. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Rapid transit systems will not solve the nation's mobility problem because of a "crissBRITISH VOTING crossing maze" of tranLONDON (UP!) - Britons sportation patterns, Charles A. voted In a crucial . national Eaves Jr., chairman of tlle election today, trying for tl1e Highway Users Feder~tion, second time tllis year to pick a said here Wednesday. government ca;iable of leading tlle country out of i Is worst WRONG SIGN BEND, ORe. (UP!) e:~~~:~~ , crisis . since the d . Opinion poliS in- Central Oregon College's 1·• ~~~f~:~;Prlme Minister Harold program for "Campus Day for I ruling Labor party Women" was printed' under a would win an, overwhelming circle and arrow - tlle male mandate to take BrjtBin down · medicSI symbol. the road to. socialism. . NOTtceoF Michael Shaw introduced Gov . Fort Moore . "Without his support, Randolph was officially we would not be here today. dedicated here by Gov . Arch A. Mason County has received its Moore Thursday, the 200th share of Executive attention Anniversary of llie Battle of from Charleston," Shaw said . Point Pleasant. The State's Chief Executive Expressing appreciation in also unveiled and presented a sharing yesterday's event Gov . )arge commemorative plaque Moore said, "Historians will to be placed at ,the fort. He treat this in many different brought with him a $34,500 ways. There are those who check, another contribution to lllink 10''3 great nwnber are Mason County's Bicentennial Commission. Hundreds thronged into the replica of llie_Fort under sunny skies. It was fitting lliat " Indian Swnmer" prevailed most of the week set aside for the WASHINGTON (UP! ) - , special festivities. Rep . Wilbur Mills, D-Ark., says Gov. Moore, arriving by he was merely going home plane at the Mason County from a party with family Airport, was driven by State friends when police stopped his Police Trooper L!byd Akers, car and found him drunk, with escorted by Sgt. Donohoe ol the scratches-on his face. Mansion detail, to the Fort A woman ran from the car where hundreds welcomed him and jumped into a nearby pool witll a standing ovation, of water. The chairman of tlle Point Pleasant's genial Jack House Ways and Means ComC. Burdett was master ol mittee said she was a family ceremonies, keeping the oc- friend and tbat he was "emcasion informal. barrassed and humiliated" by Mason County Delegate the incident. $4.95 slang t~rm but which is descriptive. 1 ·Pomeroy ··: Regula~Jy SALE PRICES HOSPITAL NEWS BY JEAN WARNER PT. PLEASANT - Sale! Women's _Supp-Hose Panty H~, ao~ ; $tockings Our entire stock of Misses and Womens size heavier gauge pullovers and cardigans ·is included. .. smoke poisoning, 11 which is a / 92.1 The MEIGS INN !. ,, WOMEN'S SWEATERS when l1er car was struck in the rear by a car driven by boils). At least half of all diabetics cannot be diagnosed without a blood test, preferably a tolerance test or at least a blood ~t after eating {as opposed to a fasting test along of one blood sample). Nw about ,that alcohol. It Is true that alcohol will lower blood sugar. BUT it does so in a harmful way. A normal person who drinks too much will have a low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) the next morning, It is part of the picture of a sevefe hangover. Alcohol interferes with the normal enzyme mechanism in lhe liver that ,you need to convert proteins into glucose. It is also a way to inrease the fatty deposits in the liver caused by using fat alone for energy. Diabetics often develop fatty liver anyway, if not properly treated. The consumption of alcohol only makes tllis worse and causes it to occur earlier. I cannot condemn too strongly the indiscriminate use of alcohol is sometimes called S'IIREO '• .• I Wednesday . Ft. Randolph dedicated . FRIDAY-SATURDAY . APPOINTMENT 0 2 - - - - - - . ' - - - - , ., ••• ,. 01 .G EO. HALL Ph. 992-3629 111. ,, Margaret 1-· onrod , Pomeroy. wa s stopped in line of traffic Boils warn of diabetes the underlying problem of diabetes. Anyone who has them should be evaluated for diabetes. Second, an infection will make diabetes more severe or it will cause a person who appears to be normal (but is really a diabetic) to have an abnormal diabetes test. Any stress, which includes infections, infectious illnesses, accidents, physical injury or even emotional shock, can unmask an underlying problem of diabetes. Third, your weight reduction reversed your abnormal findings and demonstrates a truth in lhe management of many diabetics. About half of all diabetics, at least in their earlier stages, can be managed quite well witll simple weight reduction . Of course the advanced diabetic with weight loss is quite anollier problem. Many diabetics do not need oral pills. They need a diet, and lliey need to stay on it until it accomplished the goal the doctor sets. Fliurtll, you had no symptoms of diabetes (except tlle - ' anrl smacked inl o th~ hork of the m•xt vt•hiclc drlvcn by Carol Pinder, 25, of Vienru:1, Va . Only McGrath's car suffered signilicai'if"ailmage, with both front and back ends caved in. McGrath said Mrs . Kennedy, who was wearing white tennis shoes and a leather coat, exchanged drivers licenses and other information with him after all three cars involved pulled over to the side of the road and awaited police. Asked if there were any obvious indications that she had been drinking, he replied, ··r wouldn't say that the~e was any real evidence." Mrs . Kennedy has been hospitalized for rest and theraPY on three occasions in recent months at two institutions which treat emotional prol>lems, DR. LAMB By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - After 21 years of G forces in fighter aircraft I developed boils of the buttocks. A sugar tolerance test was normal enough to remain on flying status, although the night surgeon suspected diabetes. Ten years and numerous boils later, another sugar test resulted in hospitaliztion for regulation of diabetes. The problem was quickly con. trolled by a 1,200 calorie diet. I lost 10 pounds and stay at that level. I'm six feet tall and weigh 165 pounds. My urine tests are usually negative. The last infection took over a year to heal. My last fasting blood sugar test during this problem was 120. The blood sugar levels and the boils are the only evidence of diabetes I have had. I have also observed that positive urine tests can be avoided by taking a stiff shot of bourbon. A doctor friend told me It was because alcohol stimulates the pancreas to produce more insulin. If this is true, perhaps some diabetics using oral medication. might prefer to control their condi lion In this manner. I'd appreciate your comments. DEAR READER - Your letter is interesting from several points. First, frequent boils anywhere often suggest ' • ... · .. '·.: .. exhibit on Sunday . ,. ' ' ,, �. ' . ' '· Week~ Oct. 7-12 organizati(IO. , Th(' firs t Y.H S HI a pnvah.•ly ownt..-1 park wlwrC" pu·nidiii'lJ.! The objectiVe of the proje~ t was to involve youngsters in group eduea tional and recreational act1v1ties not alreadv in 4-H Club work. -Ove; 40 young people ranging in age /rom 7 to 15 parhr pated inlocal day ramps. 1 ·social i .. :::· Great experience was a de lega te to Citizens hip Short Course m Washm gton. D. C this summer. I stayed at the Natwnal 4H Center along w1th delegates from eight other sta tes. Each day I attended group sessions where we talked and shared ideas on 4-H, pohtical affairs. and other topics. We toured such places as the Kennedy Center, Arlington Cetfletery, Mt. Vernon, and we attended a live performance at 1ns lructed :tboul Ilie bttsie food gn1ups and wt•re se rved a weliUalant·l'CI lun ch eaeh day as part uf the nutrition lesson , wtueh also mduded making ice cream an d a Wlt•ncr roast. The hi~hli g ht of conserva hon classes was a v1sit by Smokey the Bear who led lhe children and sw imming facilities W('re provided free. The st•cnnd d.ay camp was in a state park. Each camp lasted two days. anlf eac h day was filled w1th a variety of achvJhes. The camp direclors. O.U. work-•tudy students. held lessons in nutntion , crafts . conserva tion and safety. Children were on a 1 Big part of life By Grant Johnson 4-H is a big part of my life . Here is why I am 18 years old and have been in 4-H s ix years. I am the reigmng Meigs County Jun10r Fair King, president of the JWiiOl" Fair Board, and on Malldie Rose part of my hfe Given a chance, 4-H can bene!it everyone . 4-H IS for everyone. the young and not so young as participan~. as advisors. as interested supporters - - all are vital parts. It 's helped me and it can help · you too. So get involved 1 several Junior Fair committees. My main project interests are cattle and sheep. My 4-H work m these fields has helped develop my interests and knowledge in an area of probable occ upat1on . Hopefully , I will be able to continue in animal husbandry , a part of U.S . agricul lure. If so, I will have 4-H to thank for 4-H has provided mterest and also opportunity. But perhaps most 1mportanl of all, 4-H helped de velop selfconfidence and leadership. Without those , hfe is hard. No matter What OJ1e does in life , these qualities are prec10us . 4H can and does help develop these qualities . As I said above, 4-H is a b1g VISITS PLANNED WASHING TO:-! ( UP! I Wes t German Chancell or Helmut Schmidt w1ll make an official visit to the United States Dec . 5~, the White House announced today. By Untied Press lnternattonal DtVI S IOM 1 w 1. t NYRngrsl 0 0 NY Islanders Atlan t a 0 0 0 0 Ph ita 0 1 0 ph gl 9a 2 6 3 0 5 5 3 3 3 5 DR. LAMB Colon doesn't absorb food DIVISIOO 2 w. S t LOUIS 0 Vancouvr 0 ChICago 0 1. 0 t. pts gf ga 1 1 4 4 0 1 1 J 1 0 3 '1 3 2 Mmnesot 0 1 0 0 2 Kansscryo 1 o o 2 Div•ston J w. t. I . pts gf ga Los Ang 100 253 Ptttsbrgh 1 0 0 242 Detrod 1 0 0 2 2 1 Montreal 0 0 I I 5 5 Wshngtn 0 1 0 036 •' OtVUIOM 4 w Buffalo 1 1 0 t. pts gr ga 0 Toronto 1 0 0 CaHforn• 0 0 1 Boston 0 1 0 2 2 I 0 5 9 • 1 '5 ; SATURDAY, October 12: VETERANS AND FRATERNAL DAY All Day - Viewing of the Historical Window displays in many of the merchants windows of Mason County. Final day of the gigantic Bicentennial Battle Days Sale. 9 A M.-5 : 30 P.M - Bob Evans Farm Fest1 va l at Rio Grande, Oh10 9 A.M.- 5 P.M. - The Mansion House will be open for visitation and for the registration of 01rect Descendants of the partic i pants in the battle of Point Pleasant . They will be ,issued identifying ins1gnia and_the Hi storical Consultant will be on hand to discu ss lines of descent . · 10 A.M -6 PM. - The Hospitality Center in the Mason County Court House wil l be open for the registration ot visitors and guests. 10 A .M .-6: 30 P.M.- Bicentennia l Gallery '7.4 Photo show sponsored by Alpha Gallery of -Photography in the Court House Anne x. 10A.M . 11 A.M - Bicentennial Fishing Derbyfortheyoung sportsmen of the area at Krodel Park sponsored by the Pomt Pleasan t Jaycees. 1 P.M . - Open ing of the Carnival ndes and concessions. 1 P.M . - Blcen tenn •al Commemorative Parade through the streets of Po1nt Pleasant Bands , marching un1ts and floats of all k 1nds promises to be the largest parade ever staged in Mason Counry . _ J PM. - Old Fa shioned Band Concert on the lawn of the Mason County Court House. 7:30 P.M . - Fifth Performance of the Hrstorica l Drama, "Rivers of Destiny' ' at the site of Fort Randolph . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13: All Day- The Histon ca l displays wil l be in the merchants windows for viewing. 9:00-5:00 - The Mansion Hou se will be open for visitation at Tu-End1e -Wei Pad( oo:s: 30 - R1o Grande, Ohro will be the site of the final day 9'· of activities of the Bob, Evans Farm Festival. 12':00-4· 30 - The Bicentennial Gallery '·74 Photo Show will be open in the Court House Annex sponsored by the Alpha Gallery of Photography . 7: (JO P.M . - Sixth and final performance of the Musical Drama, "Rivers of Destiny" insjde the new l y reconstructed Fort Randolph. Bv Lawrenc<· E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB- A few months ago 1 had about a fool of my colon removed . My doc tor told me that this wouldn 't present any problems. as I had con siderably more than needed. He did ment10n that I might be able to eat more . My problem is that although my eatmg habt ts have remained unchanged, I keep gaining weight. I have never had a weight pr olilein and can't Wloerstand what's .happening now. I would appreciate it if you would tell me if there could be any connection between the surgery and the gain in weight. Also, how long should an incisiOn such as this remain lender and itchy? · DEAR READER - I'm not sure why your doctor thought you could eat more . The colon has nothing to do with the absorption or food or calories. That is all accomplished in the small intestine and 'mostly in the first few feet near the stomach. The colon serves to reabsorb water. If you had the colon and part of the small intestine removed or if the operation caused you to have an overactive small intestine preventing normal absorp;ion, then it might. You may have heard of operations to prevent obesity. They bypass or detour a large section of the small intestine (not !he large intestine). And, they frequently cause problems. I suspect that the reason for your weight gain is lack of physical activity after surgery. I note your statement about the inc1s10n being tender. If you can become more ar:tive perhaps you will not continue to have a weight problem. Some people have tender incisions for months and others have no problems even within a few weeks. You should ask your surgeon about 1t. DEAR DR. LAMB I've enjoyed eating raw ground beef ever since I can remember . Several people have told me that 1! is harmful to my health, and I can pick up diseases that way So far I am qu1te healthy , but I am beginmng to worry that my friend s may be right. Could you please set me stra1ght on th1s ? I also enjoy eating raw potatoes, peas, ca bbage and other raw vegetables DEAR READER - I used to think eating raw ground beef was okay. I don't any more . Ideally you should be getting 1.1eat from healthy ammals, and it shouldn't be a problem. But it just doesn ' t work out that way. Cookmg ts the one way mankind has been able to survive all the germ infested · fooods he has eaten throughout h1story. Tea 1 for instance , prov1des germ-free water to many parts of the world because the bad water is boiled in the process. Pork is particularly likely to be infested with trichinosis . And, m the marketplace the same meet gtinder that grinds pork products may then grind beef . Then some so-ca lled ground beef may contain some raw pork. If you want to be sure you have ground beef without contamination with pork, I'd suggest buying good beef and then grinding it at home. So, I think all meat you eat should be properly cooked, mcluding beef. ' Vegetables are another matter. Just be sure they are clean. Well cleaned vegetables are often better food raw than cooked. In some parts of the world it is advisable to wash the vegetables and fru1t with a suitable disinfectant then wash them in water adequately. This is particularly true if human fertilizer is used. · Send your questions to Dr. Lamb, in cace of this newspaper, P. 0 . Bo~ 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. Lamb's bpoklet on balanced diet, send 50 cents to the same address and ask for the " Balanced D1et" booklet. STEAMBOAT INN "FAMILY DINING AT ITS BEST" SALADS MEATS • VEGETABLES . DESSERTS CHEF SALAD (TOSSED) COLE SLAW COTTAGE CHEESE • 3i'cfSt. .. Ph;-.949-3551 .. -. ....... .. ,~.;- ·. ' '. -.. . -·- .. . " .' ' . ,. - -- . -. ' .. ."· .. -.~ f . \ ::~ f~ Calendar~l FRIDAY RETURN Jonathan Me1gs Chapter, DAR, 2 p.m ., home of Mrs . Daniel Thomas, Middleport. Bruce Ergood, professor of sociology at Ohio Umversity , gues t speaker. MARY Shrine 37, Wh1te Shnnc of J erusa lem, 8 p.m. IOOF hall . Potluck refres hments . COOJ\1 Hunters Associatwn IUO p.rn a t club house on Snowball Hill. Refreshments. Members only. CO'I.fAGE prayer meeting home of Bill Cozart, Bashan Road , Racme , 7:30p.m . SATURDAY REVIVAL Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Ilarkm' s Chapel Church, Rt. 50, west of Albany . John Elswick evangelist; 7:30p.m. OPEN HOUSE at Mason Fire Department building 12 to 6 Refreshments and door prtzes. SPAGHETII dinner , servmg slartmg at 4:30p.m. at Rutland Grade School cafeteria; square dance beginning at 9 p .m ., with proceeds to Rutland E .M S SEMI-ANNUAL inspection, Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daughters, I p.m., at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. SOUTHEASTERN Ohio Gospel Music Ass 'n. craft and baked goods sale, Gallipolis Park Front, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. CHESHIRE Baptist Church freewill offering dinner at the church beginning at 4:30p .m. Proceeds go to redecorahon of primary classroom and social room M enu includes steak and ch1cken. SUNDAY DAVIES Gr ove Baptist Church, Lefarl, W. Va ., homeeommg at the church beginning 10 a.m. Morning and afternoon preachmg Special music. Picnic lun ch. ANNUAL hom ec oming Flatwoods Methodist Church. Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by prea ching at 11 ; basket dinner at 12 ·30 p .m . Afternoon service 2 p.m . with speaker and special vocal music by Ray Sherlock fam1ly and others . GUN SHOOT at I p .m. at Racine Gun Club. Factory choke guns only. Prizes of assorted meats. ANNUAL homecoming at Flatwoods Methodist Church Sunday. Sunday School at 10 a.m., basket dinner at 12 :30 p.m., afternoon services at 2. There will be speakers and special singing by the Ray Sherlock fam1ly and others. THE Rutland Church of Christ will observe its !45th homecoming with John Wyatt as speaker, and special music featured. CENTENNIAL Celebration by Laurel Grange at Point Rock, between Wilkesville and Albany off Route 689, 2 p.m., Sunday . Display of old articles, complete history, presentation ofplaque.Memberstowearold fashioned dresses and simbonnets and bib overalls. Refreshments, public invill:d. ' MONDAY REVIVAL service Monday 7:30 p.m. 'at First Baptist Church, Racine . Rev. Frank Snare will preach on "Our . Time is Now." The Norris quartet will present special music. CHILDREN'S Home Citizens Comm1tlee, 7:30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, Pomeroy . Good a!!endance urged for the transaction or important business. REV!V AL at the Rutland Church of Christ through Oct. 19. Keith Wise, evangelist; special music, 7:30p.m. : P·":'·· Racine, Ohio ., I' DEVOTEDTOTRE INTERBSTOF ( MI!IG8-MABON AREA CIII:8'I'DlL. TANNEIIDJ... I ., .. ' Past councilors have meeting Early Roush, Dolly Wolfe, Bess Parsons, Russell, Bernice , Sharon, Cindy, Eddie and pave Roush, Melanie Waldnig, Lori Theiss, Eileen Buck, Dorothy and Cheryl Roseberry , Douglas and Buddy Barnett, Jmuny Rifne and Joey Roush. Troth Seekers remember ill Plans for r~membering shutins with a Halloween treat were made during a meeting of the Truth Seekers Tuesday night at the home of Bonnie Wood. The meeting was preceded by a hayride and wiener roast. Danny Harrison presided, John Blake had devotions, and David Blake gave prayer. Next meeting was set for Oct. 22. Others a!!endirg were Charles Diehl, Keith Wood, Diane Painter , Becky Painter, Tammy · Blake, Greg Browning, Linda Hysell and Sonya Justice. President BOSTON (UPI) - Boston Mayor Kevin H. White Thurs- '' day sharply criticized President Gerald Ford's : comments of Wednesday on the Boston school busing ·con- ' " troversy. White said "President Ford's , statement yesterday acts to Impede the enforcement of the federal court to desegregate ~ Boston's public schools and · thus threatens the safety of our ... school children." ,. , In his statement Wednesday, :·; : Ford sa1d he opposes forced busing and does not feel the . ~ integration order issue<\ by a w U. S. District Court is the best way to bring quality education " to Boston . He also, however, .C urged citizens to comply with . , the law. ' IV\ White said that in making the .u 10tatement Ford has -~ " jeopardized the citizens of ,., this city, and his statements challenge the rule of ,law '" throughout this land." " CHESTER Nineteen members attended the Wednesday night meeting of the Past Councilors' Club of Chesler Council 323, Daughters of America, at the hall . Mrs. Betty Roush presided at the meeting which opened with scripture, the Lord's Prayer and the pledge in unison. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Opal Hollon and Mrs. Dorothy Lawson read the_ treasurer's report. A reading titled " Grandmothers" wa.s given by Mrs. Erma Cleland. It was reported that Mrs. Dorothy Myers and Mrs. Mary Hayes will be hostesses for the next meeting. Mrs. Zona Biggs, now improving, is at the home of Mrs. Addie Pullins, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, for those who want to send cards. Mrs. Laura Mae Nice, Mrs. Ada van Meter, Mrs. Letha Wood and Mrs. Mabel Van Meter conducted games. Refreshments carrying out the Halloween motif were served by Mrs. Mary Showalter and Mrs . Ada Neutzling. Mrs. Golda Frederick won the door prize. Others attending were Mrs. Sadie Trussell , Mrs. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs . . Hattie Frederick, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs . Ethel Orr and Mrs . Opal Hollon , OESTODINE MASON, W. Va. - Mason Chapter 157, Order of the Eastern Star, is planning a Mother-Daughter Banquet at the chapter dining hall Saturday, Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. Mrs . Denver Blake, worthy matron ; is asking all those who attend to bring a covered dish. Meat is beipg furnished by the chapter. . Please call Mrs. Blake at 77~ 5775 or Mrs. Oscar (Nellie) Casto at 882-2707 by Oct: 17 if you plan to attend. - • ' _,Ul-Gollqher,Inc., UEut llnd St , i NnYort:., MewYort. ~ .9Jblajption rat.: Delivered b)' 1 ) - - - IYOIIable t0 ..... pi< - ; By ' Motor Route where carrier lft'Vice not i : naUable. OM monlh, P-•- By mall .Itt i ! OhlO .00 W. Va., One Yel!f, '18; Six carrin- : ' ' ' '- REVIVAL OPENS WILKESVILLE - Revival service's at the Walnut Grove Church in Vinton County will begin Monday with services at 7:30p.m. Robert Preston is the evangelist. .' • 'I Nitro (2 3 0 .8 00 383 287 • .4 67 374 427 071 209 358 0 o West w. 1. t. pet. pf pa So California 11 4 0 The Hawa •ians 6 9 0 Shreveport ' 73 3 384 290 400 35 1 270 300 153 319 10 Portland 4 10 1 300 221 355 Wednesday's Results Bir ingham 30 Por tl and 8 Hawa i i 25 Phlladelphra 22 Memphis 27 Char lotte 23 F londa 45 Chicago 17 Thursday's Result So Cal rf. 25 Shreveport 23 Next Wednesday's Games Shreveport at Philadelphia Chicago at Charlolte Birm rngham at So. California Florida at Memphis '"' ' , WFL Slanolngs Povai .Cr,Dwln By United Press lnternatronal East w . 1. t. pet . pf pa Ftonda 11 >~ o .73 3 32 l 194 ,., '' Middoeport Seed and M.l lllng HEADOUARTERS 9 6 Chnrlotte Phila Bottling Company o .600 346 254 Jcksnvlle o •no 3 61 319 .4 10 . o .2 86 269 357 Memph iS Central w . I. t. pet. pf pa JJ 2 o 867 469 2.46 • 9 Brrmmghm Ch icago Detrort LOS ANGELES !UP!)- The Los Angeles Dodgers won 102 games and finished four in front of Cincinnati in the National League West. They had the·best record 1n baseball. The two-time World Champion Oakland A's scored 90 .victories and were five ahead of -Texas at the conclusion of the American League West. The Dodgers handled the Pittsburgh Pirates while the A's beat the Baltimore Orioles -each in four games-in the playoffs which were wrapped up Wednesday. ' So which club is the best' The challenger and the champion will get dqwn to settling that question Saturday when the first all-California World Series m history unfolds at Dodger Stadium. But there was plenty of conjecture- from each sideas the Dodgers and the A's got ready to hold drills here today. "I don 't think we're consistently given credit day after day for being the best team in baseball," said Oakland's Reggie Jackson, the Amencan League's MVP a year ago. Maybe this year, if we beat the Dodgers, people will finally give us our due. Three world championships in a row 1s about as good as a learn can do,'' Dick Green, the A's' 11-year veteran second baseman, sounded almost bellicose. "They've (the Dodgers) been BALTIMORE (UPI) - The Baltimore Orioles, despite reports to the contrary, today rehired Manager Earl Weaver at a moderate increase in salary. After the Orioles were eliminated by Oakland for the second straight season Wednesday, tberehad been reports that Weaver might be out as manager with, of all teams, ·even those same A's being rumored as a likely landing place for the doughty skipper. "There was never any question, at least in our minds, about his retW'n w,ith us," said Baltimore General Manager Frank Cashen. " After all, he's won five divisional titles out of six tries and you can 't do much better than that." Weaver's Orioles were beaten by Oakland in this year's AL playoffs, three games to one , but the 44-year old manager has won three pennants since assuming the Baltimore reins in 1968 with one World Series victory ( 1970) also to his credit. Weaver joined the Orioles as a first-base coach under manager Hank Bauer in 1968 after a successful tenure as manager in the Baltimore minor league chain. " ., ~- ."' . . ' $UGAR ·RUN ·MILLS ' . ·992-2)15 Mlilberrr Ave. ' Pomeray · IN HALL OF FAME COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)• Del Cameron, 54, Piehurs!, N.C., has been elected to the United States Harness Writers' Uving Hall of Fame at Goshen, N. Y. ; lt was announced Thursday bY tire U.S. Trotting Association headquarters here. ..• • .....• ' WORK SHOES 1000fo SOLID STATE CHASSIS • ln sta -Mat1c Color Tun1ng • Pl ug-rn Cr rcurt Mod ules • Malnx-Bnghl P1 cl ure Tube • Pushbu tlon UH F Tunmg • Inslant P1clure and Sound • Hidden controls yards. , Bevly, also a goop runner, rushed for 142 yards last Saturday but 1s not regarded as a big passmg threat. He's hit only 20 of 53 this year, but still Hess says Bevly passed well last week and mdicates he could start throwing Saturday if the Miami defense chokes Ohio's ground game. 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Sl5.79 Special 530.13 350x18 Full Knobby, Reg. Sl2.65 Special S26.50 300x21 Knobby, Reg. S30.25 Special S23.9l OTHER BRANDS ARE 20 PCT. OFF _____ • , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • i• Ea les Anniversary Celebration i• Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, 0 . '----·----- - - ••• : •: •: .: .• • Vinyl • Wools The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. and Neoprene so les. Also insulated Boots. : Unlined PLUG-IN CIRCUIT MODULES WERNER RADIO & TV -@ By SHEBOYGAN : Lined and FLOWERS 1 ·I 'I .. ·. .·. . ' .. ; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - ~~~ --."~ - ~~~--------~~~--~ ' 25=-:_CR.EDENZA COLOR TV Meigs Co. Branch '.• An Excellent Selection For Fall &Winter • Leather "'3... . WORKS IN A DRAWER Use 1t for hill climbing • •: Florist Seeds - Bil'd 'Seeds - Oyster Shells · .and Grit - Fertilizers - Lime · Cement & Mortar - St~k Salt Water Softener- Remedies. S.lt _ LIHers- Vaccine . Roofing - Paints - Red Brand Fencing · .Baler and 'Binder. Twine - Sprays ·- Gates. Saturday. Lyons already has rushed 138 times for 535 yards, an average of nearly four yards a trip, good for a workhorse. Hess figures Ohio's strongest sutt, however, is defense_, "We're vastly Improved over last year and it was our defense that was primarily responsible for the wins over Kent and Northern Illinois," said Hess. The game could rna tch two black quarterbacks from the same high schools. Rich Bevly, a senior, is sure to start for Ohio, while Sherman Smith, a junior, could be the starter" for Miami. Both are from Youngstown North High School. Crum says he probably won't decide until Saturday morning whether to start Smith, who came off the bench to lead the 14-lOwm over Kentucky . Smith ran 21 times for 90 yards and hit. siX of eight passes for 67 5.75% : Hawai rans 6 9' 0 .400 ·270 351 Shreveport .4 10 1 300 153 319 Portland .4 10 1 .300 221 355 Wednesday's Results Birm mgham 30 Portland 8 Hawaii 25 Philadelph ia 22 Memphis 27 Charlotte 23 Florida -45 Chicago 17 Thursday's Result So. Calif . 25 Shreveport 23 Next Wednesday's Gilmes Shreveport at Philadelphia Chicago at Charlotte Birmingham at So California Florida at Memphis ,'"" ~ The Marauder starting hneup, both offensively a nd defensivC'ly, will~ the sa me as last week, wilh the exception of Clark who most likely wtll be replaced by JUnior Steve Pickens . Hcsidt' S Kemper, other Chieftains the Marauders will have to keep ttn eye on ure rWlmng back Don Danison , the league's firth leading rusher with a 6.3 ye:Jrd per carry average; Robbie Myers, ~h<· league 's lcadmg punter with a 37.2 yard average; Mark SchITllller, the SEOAI.'• f1fth leading kickoff returner , and Ron Moder who ts tops among leag ue pass th1eves. Th e lwo squads have just one common league opponent so far this season, that bemg Athens. Logan tied the Bulldogs 7-7 popping off all year, " he said. record . Which is what they've " I don't know if 1l's cockiness done .'' or confidence but they 've sure got it . Hell, they were even talking about the World series Our Interest Is while they were still playing Greater For You the Pirates. Well , we'll see. Most of us think that Baltimore 1s just as good as any team in tHe National League ." "We'll just wait and see/' said Davey Lopes, who stole 59 On 90-Day bases for the Dodgers during the regular season and then Certificates had three more thefts against the Pirates. "They're a great 5.75 per cent per year ball club but 1t's not my job to paid on 90 day Cer pop off the way they do. tifjcales of Deposit. Besides, it 's poor professional$1,000.00 Minimum . ism to knock another team's Interest Payable Quarterly. Orioles rehire Weaver So Ca l if PLANTS Dudi.,Ys coach Dick Crum. " We've been a little slow recovering from tha t game and we looked tired in practice early in the week." The big question for Ohiu Saturday is whethe r it can crack the stiff Miamt defense. Miami, always a tough defensive club, has given up an average of only four poml' a ga me this year. Middle guard Brad Cousino, an aggressive~ savage tackler who says he " loves to htt," has been brilliant in pracing the Redskins defense with 65 tackles in four games. Looking For Balanced Offense "We were striving for a balanced offense this year," •a1d Hess. " But so far our strength has been running and I think we should continue doing what we do best." If the first four games are any indication, tailback L.C. Lyons should carry the ball about 35 times for Ohio season here. "I've sensed 1t all week from our squad. " The Bobcats have gotten off to a stra nge start, but none theless, it's apparent they have the potenttal for whippmg Miami. Beat MAC Favorites A few weeks ago Ohio traveled to Kent State and s hocked the Mid-American conference favorites 20-0, only to lose a 19-16 verd1ct at home the next week lo lesser r egarded Toledo ' The Bobcats bounced back last week with an impressive 31-14 win over Northern Illinois and now show a 2-2 overall record and a 1-1 M1d-Am mark. Miami, with 15 wins and one lie in its last 16 games, brings a 3-6-1 record into the game, the first of five straight league lilts. " We had a hard game Saturday night at Kentucky," sa id first year Miami head 1 " • uasar.· Marauclt•r uffen, ive hackfleld Oiler, a215 lb. semor, has bee n working out som~ this week with the aid of a knee brace. A's must prove tht)T are the best East w . 1. t. pet . pf pa F iord 11 4 o .7 33 321 194 Charltt 9 6 0 600 346 25.4 Philadelphia 6 9 0 400 361 ,319 Ja cksonv tlle ' 4 10 0 . 286 269 357 central w. 1 t . pel. pf pa Memphis 13 2 867 .469 246 0 Birmingham 12 '" ·V . ' wF L Standrngs By United Pr-ess International Chicag 7 8 Detroit 1 13 IN COLUMBUS Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Johnson and daughter, Mona, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Nora Johnson at University Hospital, Columbus. ., ~ 141 268 167 165 SATURDAY And l'omeroy ' 12 12 E Point' Pleasant at FLOWERS The ·MEIGS INN . . ' monlhs, P .IO; Three month1, '6 Eltfthere AUlD yllu-; 1i:1: miX)tlls 'lUI; 1 three months, M.50. SlbecriPtiolll price t'nclaides &ndly Thnes:.sentlncl. ' 175 Symmes Va ll ey Wahama at Winfield miD TONIGHT 9;30 to 2. : Nalloaal advertlainl repreffentaUv-r : 150 190 198 M1 ll er at VInton County Piketon at North Gallia Fort Gay (W. Va.) at '" GRANDMOTHER'S DAY Brighten Her Day With AND THE HALLMARKS ~ Se<ontl c~uo -~~ ..14 •tl'l>nloroy. • G T Gallipolis. In fa ct, lhat skein is the only time a Chancey ~ ·uac hed M e 1~s leam t anrl there's been 7 nf them) has ever lost more than onr league ga me m a row, w1th the except ion of the present s treuk . With ol!l hJs!or)' <lSi(l<', 1 ()n lght's g:<:m l<" w1lt fr<-t1 W'i' ·f:t· cm nbmed runnmg and pas~mg 1cli{•nl s ur I "''~an qu.:,riL'I IJuck Juu Kt"nlpcr. Kemp('r, who led the Clueftams U1 las' year's rumefrom-behmd wm over Meigs, suffered a fractured ankle m the las! 1974 prl'-season scnmma~-:e. However , the big signal eallcr has J:x>en back for three games, C::~nd all mdtCahons are that he is ne arly ~ l 100 pet. efficien cy. The Marauders meanwhile, are still ailing at some posltwns . Guard Jim CJark s uffered a knee mjvry i.n prraf'tt ce 'hi~ week and w1l111ut !'iCt• actwn . However, bulldo1.mg £u.ll00ck Jack Oiler, nut since M(•igs' :it-O ron1p over Ripley, may see limited uctJon tn the OU hOsts Miami Saturday Wl . Eastern at Southwestern Southern at Kyger Cnek Others Alexander at Tr imble view . VISITING SISTER , Mrs. Nina Bland, Akron, is bere for an. extended visit with Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, her sister. Is ' c Office Phone lt2-tlle, Edit.orialPt!IM tft.i 11 12 11 11 C lads (!J nppt'd ;1 4 pu1111 fh."t' ISHIII t o 1W ,!H•dy, 14 1SI a 7JXIint gallll'lo Allwn s~uul y,as l'dgcc1 by 4 pomts thp ru·x t Wl'l'k Uy Nelsonville-York c October 13th GEO. HALL l 2151.' T G SVAC FRIENDS HOSTED Mr. an.d Mrs. Carroll ·. ~ Hoschar, Melinda, Terry and . Devonne, Atwater; anp. Martin ,.~ 1 Matteson, Youngstown, were weekend guests 'of Mr . and Mrs. Dorsey Parsons, Fair~ •v• f'or Your Dining,and Listening Pleasure ..• I II p m.) - Ohio Valley PuiiiWllns· eomp.ny, 11\, I Court Sl., Pomeroy Ohio, &t'Jw. awn-1 E ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - If homecoming spirit and QB ll campus enthusiasm could wtn TB 12 152 WB 11 130 football games, tben Miami T Quails FB 11 163 University's 18-game unbeaten DEFENSE Ends ....... George and Qualls, string might be in real Tackles - Blake and Carper, jeopardy here at Ohio Lmebackers - Blanchard and Allen Stewart, M1ddle Guard University Saturday afternoon. P• ckens or Jeff Musse r : But whetber Ohio can match Cornerbacks - Perk Ault and powerful Miami on the field for Magnotta or Chrlre Marshal l : Deep Backs - Lonnie Coa ts 60 minutes is another matter. and Whitlatch Nevertheless, the Ohiomatchup figures to be Mlallli SERIES RECORD 1967- Meigs 14 Loa an 8 one of the best Ohio collegiate 1968- Logan 16 Me r'Qs 1.4 games of the season. Although 1969- Mergs o Logan o Miami is favored, the Bobcats 1970- Meigs 12 Logan 6 1971 - Meigs 28 Logan 8 will be epjoying the 1972- M e rgs 13 Loga n 8 psychological lift of 1974- Logan 8 Meigs 7 Homecoming. A capac1ty crowd is expect<:d at 17,550-seat Peden Stadium Tonight's games and the campus enthusiasm SEOAL has put a hm! of "upset" in the Athens at Wellston crisp autumn air. Gallipolis at Jackson " There's no question that Wa¥erly at Ironton Meigs at Logan this type of spirit helps our TRI-VALLEY football team ," says Ohio head Fed Hocking at Be lpre coach Bill Hess, in his 17th Warren Local at Apple Gr(!ve dinner held Mayor .rake~ APPLE GROVE - Women's Society of the Apple Grove United Methodist Church sponsored ~ fellowship dinner Saturday evening at the Letart Falls Community Center. There was group singing of "The Doxology" and prayer by Rev . Howard Shiveley preceding the ·dinner. The program by Mrs. Russell Roush consisted of poems, " The Village Bla<i<smith" by Donna Hill, "The Old Country Church" by Dolly Wolfe; " Travels of Me," by Eileen Buck, and " Refuge" by Mrs. Hill. The minister had scripture and gave a prayer. "God Be With You" was the concluding song. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Shiveley, Bob and Dee Spencer, Mamie and ·Paul Byers, Darrell, Jan and Tracy Norris, Donna and Dean Hill, Don, Ruby, Chris, Brian, Karry and Scott Hupp, Carroll, J?yce , Darla, Deanna, Keith and Kevin While, Jack, Shirley and Vicki Ables; Alice Balser, Pos. Yr M . Davenport G Carper G George J Blake S PIC ken s M Haley 0. Blanchard J Anderson T Whitlatch M . Magnotta C!i<mt·~ .1-i l OFFENSE ~layer 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. Dt)"Yior Ohio. . Tonight's Probable Starters GIVEN TO SALAVATION ARMY- The Independent Order of Foresters recently donated hundreds of canned food items to till! Marietta Salvation Army. Charles Olminsky, right, district manager, made the presentation to Lt. Richard Zander ,-left. The food, collected in this area, w1ll be distributed to needy families of tbe area. The Independent Order of Foresters is the largest non-profit, non-sectarian fraternal benefit society in the world. TUESDAY CHESTER Council 323, Daughters of America, 7:30 p.m. at the hall . Inspection to be held . Publllhed--S.l1lnloybyn.,.l 1 By Denny Fobes The Meigs Marauders battle the 1-"gan Chieftains tomght m a cruc1al game for both clubs at Logan. For the Marauders, they 'll have to rebound from a devastating 4~ loss to Galhpohs a week ago a defeat that left Meigs with an unheard of 11-2 league mark. ' On the other side of the ledger ,-the Chief tams will be trying lo keep alive their dark horse role in the SEOAL race . The Ind1ans , are currently 1-6-1 in league action, although they have yet lu play a league title contender. The Marauders hold a 4-2-1 edge in the series agamst 1-"ga n, winning in 1967, 1970, 1971 and 1972, while Logan's wms came in 1968 and 1973. The tie was a scoreless battle m 1969. Only once before in the short-lived history of Me1gs H1gh School, have !he Marauders lost three consecutive league games, that coming near the end of the 1972 campaign when Charley - ' la.<t ~·nday, while the Marauders fell to the camnes, 8-7 in the last minute the week before. Ki ckoff'" slate<! ~or 8 p .m with the game being carriedllVe over WMPO-FM . ·· Meigs, 0.;2, needs victory at Logan •' ~ Elee.Bd. ROIERTIIOBJ'Ual. , 3-"- The Daily Sentinel, Middle Pori-Pomeroy , 0., Friday, Oct . 11 , 1974 (• r - ~ n.e ·Dai-.. Senti~- - 1 FRIED CHICKEN MEAT LOAF ROAST BEEF HAM FLOUNDER FISH PEAS & CARROTS BAKED BEANS NOODLES POTATOES !SWEET-MASHED) PIE !HOMEMADE> · ICE" CREAM (CHERRY, VAN .: CHOC.) FRUIT-JELLO S~r~ed Until 2 1 the woods. N H L Standings Bicentennial schedule "I lOW' thr;o_u~h Trees and . plrml<J were identified and rocks wer e collected and used later . 1n makinJ!: ~e rr a rium s ;.~ nd for rock pamting m cra ft classes. Th e •emergency m ed ica l services r SF.OEMS ) was on hand td admimster ftrst-a1d to our ' 'parade of victims'' and to dis tribute literature on outdoor safety. Smokey also gave the group lips on f1re sa fety and comll: books as a remmder of the impor tance of outd oo r safety . • Group games and softba ll as well as swtmming were also mcluded in the da1ly schedules of both camps . The dtrectors of Day Camp 1974 felt that the new project wa s a very successful and worthwhile activity for the· community and a n invaluable expenence for those children mvolved . It is our hope that Day Camping will become an annual event ' during th e summer months for more children of the county area. Camp directors , Donna Weber, Suzie Teaford and Becky Will, Work Study students . Ford 's Theater and spent a day on Cap1lol Hill . AI the Caplt/11 we sat in sessions or the Senate and the House of Represen- ' · tatives. Ed Kennedy was the other delegate from Me1gs County. Our tnp was sponsored by the 4-H Advisory Committee. It was a great educational and enjoyable expenence and I'm glad I could take advantage of it. - Mandie Rose, 17, Bashan Bunch 4-H Club. • :::;:®~~~::::::::::::::~::::::::~~~ Spdcial activities, 4~H day camp In .July, yo~ngslers of the Me1gs County area were offered a new and excttmg ex· perience in camping . "Day Camp - 1974"' \\'as a program provided by the Meigs Cooperative Extenston Servtce sponsored by local business establishments and serv ice ~- - ~ • ' 2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fnday. Oct, II, 1974 National 4-H - . . "' . .. : i -' ._ • .......... • Bring this ad for a Free helmen_t with purchase of a motor cycle. • THE EAGLES CLUB IN POMEROY WILL CELEBRATE IT'S 40TH ANNIVERSARY THIS WEEKEND FOR IT'S MEMBERS AND GUESTS • :• : .• : , FRIDAY, OCTOBER' 11-DANCE 10:00 P.M. : •:• •: •: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1-2-FREE FISH FRY I 7:00 • 10:00 P.M. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13-DISTRICT' MEETING 2:00 P.M. -INITIATION NEW MEMBERS 2:00. P.M. · : • -~~AGHETTI DINNER 4:30 ·P.M. : -DANCE 5:00 P~M. i . ' . . . BAHR.CLOTHIERS, • JI1ELCOME ~ M • ·. , ~ELCOME . WELCq~ E WEL(;OME .: .. ~· ~ ~·- - -,.- _-. .._...."'. ;.id .;. l.~ e.;....,~ .;.·_o._. --~-...... \·:·~r·, ··~··~···,·~- ·~-~~~~·- ···r;.·····~~-·~~~·~·~·~-~·~-·;'·~~·rt _~ . . ' • : •, I . ' . �. ' . ' '· Week~ Oct. 7-12 organizati(IO. , Th(' firs t Y.H S HI a pnvah.•ly ownt..-1 park wlwrC" pu·nidiii'lJ.! The objectiVe of the proje~ t was to involve youngsters in group eduea tional and recreational act1v1ties not alreadv in 4-H Club work. -Ove; 40 young people ranging in age /rom 7 to 15 parhr pated inlocal day ramps. 1 ·social i .. :::· Great experience was a de lega te to Citizens hip Short Course m Washm gton. D. C this summer. I stayed at the Natwnal 4H Center along w1th delegates from eight other sta tes. Each day I attended group sessions where we talked and shared ideas on 4-H, pohtical affairs. and other topics. We toured such places as the Kennedy Center, Arlington Cetfletery, Mt. Vernon, and we attended a live performance at 1ns lructed :tboul Ilie bttsie food gn1ups and wt•re se rved a weliUalant·l'CI lun ch eaeh day as part uf the nutrition lesson , wtueh also mduded making ice cream an d a Wlt•ncr roast. The hi~hli g ht of conserva hon classes was a v1sit by Smokey the Bear who led lhe children and sw imming facilities W('re provided free. The st•cnnd d.ay camp was in a state park. Each camp lasted two days. anlf eac h day was filled w1th a variety of achvJhes. The camp direclors. O.U. work-•tudy students. held lessons in nutntion , crafts . conserva tion and safety. Children were on a 1 Big part of life By Grant Johnson 4-H is a big part of my life . Here is why I am 18 years old and have been in 4-H s ix years. I am the reigmng Meigs County Jun10r Fair King, president of the JWiiOl" Fair Board, and on Malldie Rose part of my hfe Given a chance, 4-H can bene!it everyone . 4-H IS for everyone. the young and not so young as participan~. as advisors. as interested supporters - - all are vital parts. It 's helped me and it can help · you too. So get involved 1 several Junior Fair committees. My main project interests are cattle and sheep. My 4-H work m these fields has helped develop my interests and knowledge in an area of probable occ upat1on . Hopefully , I will be able to continue in animal husbandry , a part of U.S . agricul lure. If so, I will have 4-H to thank for 4-H has provided mterest and also opportunity. But perhaps most 1mportanl of all, 4-H helped de velop selfconfidence and leadership. Without those , hfe is hard. No matter What OJ1e does in life , these qualities are prec10us . 4H can and does help develop these qualities . As I said above, 4-H is a b1g VISITS PLANNED WASHING TO:-! ( UP! I Wes t German Chancell or Helmut Schmidt w1ll make an official visit to the United States Dec . 5~, the White House announced today. By Untied Press lnternattonal DtVI S IOM 1 w 1. t NYRngrsl 0 0 NY Islanders Atlan t a 0 0 0 0 Ph ita 0 1 0 ph gl 9a 2 6 3 0 5 5 3 3 3 5 DR. LAMB Colon doesn't absorb food DIVISIOO 2 w. S t LOUIS 0 Vancouvr 0 ChICago 0 1. 0 t. pts gf ga 1 1 4 4 0 1 1 J 1 0 3 '1 3 2 Mmnesot 0 1 0 0 2 Kansscryo 1 o o 2 Div•ston J w. t. I . pts gf ga Los Ang 100 253 Ptttsbrgh 1 0 0 242 Detrod 1 0 0 2 2 1 Montreal 0 0 I I 5 5 Wshngtn 0 1 0 036 •' OtVUIOM 4 w Buffalo 1 1 0 t. pts gr ga 0 Toronto 1 0 0 CaHforn• 0 0 1 Boston 0 1 0 2 2 I 0 5 9 • 1 '5 ; SATURDAY, October 12: VETERANS AND FRATERNAL DAY All Day - Viewing of the Historical Window displays in many of the merchants windows of Mason County. Final day of the gigantic Bicentennial Battle Days Sale. 9 A M.-5 : 30 P.M - Bob Evans Farm Fest1 va l at Rio Grande, Oh10 9 A.M.- 5 P.M. - The Mansion House will be open for visitation and for the registration of 01rect Descendants of the partic i pants in the battle of Point Pleasant . They will be ,issued identifying ins1gnia and_the Hi storical Consultant will be on hand to discu ss lines of descent . · 10 A.M -6 PM. - The Hospitality Center in the Mason County Court House wil l be open for the registration ot visitors and guests. 10 A .M .-6: 30 P.M.- Bicentennia l Gallery '7.4 Photo show sponsored by Alpha Gallery of -Photography in the Court House Anne x. 10A.M . 11 A.M - Bicentennial Fishing Derbyfortheyoung sportsmen of the area at Krodel Park sponsored by the Pomt Pleasan t Jaycees. 1 P.M . - Open ing of the Carnival ndes and concessions. 1 P.M . - Blcen tenn •al Commemorative Parade through the streets of Po1nt Pleasant Bands , marching un1ts and floats of all k 1nds promises to be the largest parade ever staged in Mason Counry . _ J PM. - Old Fa shioned Band Concert on the lawn of the Mason County Court House. 7:30 P.M . - Fifth Performance of the Hrstorica l Drama, "Rivers of Destiny' ' at the site of Fort Randolph . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13: All Day- The Histon ca l displays wil l be in the merchants windows for viewing. 9:00-5:00 - The Mansion Hou se will be open for visitation at Tu-End1e -Wei Pad( oo:s: 30 - R1o Grande, Ohro will be the site of the final day 9'· of activities of the Bob, Evans Farm Festival. 12':00-4· 30 - The Bicentennial Gallery '·74 Photo Show will be open in the Court House Annex sponsored by the Alpha Gallery of Photography . 7: (JO P.M . - Sixth and final performance of the Musical Drama, "Rivers of Destiny" insjde the new l y reconstructed Fort Randolph. Bv Lawrenc<· E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB- A few months ago 1 had about a fool of my colon removed . My doc tor told me that this wouldn 't present any problems. as I had con siderably more than needed. He did ment10n that I might be able to eat more . My problem is that although my eatmg habt ts have remained unchanged, I keep gaining weight. I have never had a weight pr olilein and can't Wloerstand what's .happening now. I would appreciate it if you would tell me if there could be any connection between the surgery and the gain in weight. Also, how long should an incisiOn such as this remain lender and itchy? · DEAR READER - I'm not sure why your doctor thought you could eat more . The colon has nothing to do with the absorption or food or calories. That is all accomplished in the small intestine and 'mostly in the first few feet near the stomach. The colon serves to reabsorb water. If you had the colon and part of the small intestine removed or if the operation caused you to have an overactive small intestine preventing normal absorp;ion, then it might. You may have heard of operations to prevent obesity. They bypass or detour a large section of the small intestine (not !he large intestine). And, they frequently cause problems. I suspect that the reason for your weight gain is lack of physical activity after surgery. I note your statement about the inc1s10n being tender. If you can become more ar:tive perhaps you will not continue to have a weight problem. Some people have tender incisions for months and others have no problems even within a few weeks. You should ask your surgeon about 1t. DEAR DR. LAMB I've enjoyed eating raw ground beef ever since I can remember . Several people have told me that 1! is harmful to my health, and I can pick up diseases that way So far I am qu1te healthy , but I am beginmng to worry that my friend s may be right. Could you please set me stra1ght on th1s ? I also enjoy eating raw potatoes, peas, ca bbage and other raw vegetables DEAR READER - I used to think eating raw ground beef was okay. I don't any more . Ideally you should be getting 1.1eat from healthy ammals, and it shouldn't be a problem. But it just doesn ' t work out that way. Cookmg ts the one way mankind has been able to survive all the germ infested · fooods he has eaten throughout h1story. Tea 1 for instance , prov1des germ-free water to many parts of the world because the bad water is boiled in the process. Pork is particularly likely to be infested with trichinosis . And, m the marketplace the same meet gtinder that grinds pork products may then grind beef . Then some so-ca lled ground beef may contain some raw pork. If you want to be sure you have ground beef without contamination with pork, I'd suggest buying good beef and then grinding it at home. So, I think all meat you eat should be properly cooked, mcluding beef. ' Vegetables are another matter. Just be sure they are clean. Well cleaned vegetables are often better food raw than cooked. In some parts of the world it is advisable to wash the vegetables and fru1t with a suitable disinfectant then wash them in water adequately. This is particularly true if human fertilizer is used. · Send your questions to Dr. Lamb, in cace of this newspaper, P. 0 . Bo~ 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. Lamb's bpoklet on balanced diet, send 50 cents to the same address and ask for the " Balanced D1et" booklet. STEAMBOAT INN "FAMILY DINING AT ITS BEST" SALADS MEATS • VEGETABLES . DESSERTS CHEF SALAD (TOSSED) COLE SLAW COTTAGE CHEESE • 3i'cfSt. .. Ph;-.949-3551 .. -. ....... .. ,~.;- ·. ' '. -.. . -·- .. . " .' ' . ,. - -- . -. ' .. ."· .. -.~ f . \ ::~ f~ Calendar~l FRIDAY RETURN Jonathan Me1gs Chapter, DAR, 2 p.m ., home of Mrs . Daniel Thomas, Middleport. Bruce Ergood, professor of sociology at Ohio Umversity , gues t speaker. MARY Shrine 37, Wh1te Shnnc of J erusa lem, 8 p.m. IOOF hall . Potluck refres hments . COOJ\1 Hunters Associatwn IUO p.rn a t club house on Snowball Hill. Refreshments. Members only. CO'I.fAGE prayer meeting home of Bill Cozart, Bashan Road , Racme , 7:30p.m . SATURDAY REVIVAL Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Ilarkm' s Chapel Church, Rt. 50, west of Albany . John Elswick evangelist; 7:30p.m. OPEN HOUSE at Mason Fire Department building 12 to 6 Refreshments and door prtzes. SPAGHETII dinner , servmg slartmg at 4:30p.m. at Rutland Grade School cafeteria; square dance beginning at 9 p .m ., with proceeds to Rutland E .M S SEMI-ANNUAL inspection, Bethel 62, International Order of Job's Daughters, I p.m., at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. SOUTHEASTERN Ohio Gospel Music Ass 'n. craft and baked goods sale, Gallipolis Park Front, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. CHESHIRE Baptist Church freewill offering dinner at the church beginning at 4:30p .m. Proceeds go to redecorahon of primary classroom and social room M enu includes steak and ch1cken. SUNDAY DAVIES Gr ove Baptist Church, Lefarl, W. Va ., homeeommg at the church beginning 10 a.m. Morning and afternoon preachmg Special music. Picnic lun ch. ANNUAL hom ec oming Flatwoods Methodist Church. Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by prea ching at 11 ; basket dinner at 12 ·30 p .m . Afternoon service 2 p.m . with speaker and special vocal music by Ray Sherlock fam1ly and others . GUN SHOOT at I p .m. at Racine Gun Club. Factory choke guns only. Prizes of assorted meats. ANNUAL homecoming at Flatwoods Methodist Church Sunday. Sunday School at 10 a.m., basket dinner at 12 :30 p.m., afternoon services at 2. There will be speakers and special singing by the Ray Sherlock fam1ly and others. THE Rutland Church of Christ will observe its !45th homecoming with John Wyatt as speaker, and special music featured. CENTENNIAL Celebration by Laurel Grange at Point Rock, between Wilkesville and Albany off Route 689, 2 p.m., Sunday . Display of old articles, complete history, presentation ofplaque.Memberstowearold fashioned dresses and simbonnets and bib overalls. Refreshments, public invill:d. ' MONDAY REVIVAL service Monday 7:30 p.m. 'at First Baptist Church, Racine . Rev. Frank Snare will preach on "Our . Time is Now." The Norris quartet will present special music. CHILDREN'S Home Citizens Comm1tlee, 7:30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, Pomeroy . Good a!!endance urged for the transaction or important business. REV!V AL at the Rutland Church of Christ through Oct. 19. Keith Wise, evangelist; special music, 7:30p.m. : P·":'·· Racine, Ohio ., I' DEVOTEDTOTRE INTERBSTOF ( MI!IG8-MABON AREA CIII:8'I'DlL. TANNEIIDJ... I ., .. ' Past councilors have meeting Early Roush, Dolly Wolfe, Bess Parsons, Russell, Bernice , Sharon, Cindy, Eddie and pave Roush, Melanie Waldnig, Lori Theiss, Eileen Buck, Dorothy and Cheryl Roseberry , Douglas and Buddy Barnett, Jmuny Rifne and Joey Roush. Troth Seekers remember ill Plans for r~membering shutins with a Halloween treat were made during a meeting of the Truth Seekers Tuesday night at the home of Bonnie Wood. The meeting was preceded by a hayride and wiener roast. Danny Harrison presided, John Blake had devotions, and David Blake gave prayer. Next meeting was set for Oct. 22. Others a!!endirg were Charles Diehl, Keith Wood, Diane Painter , Becky Painter, Tammy · Blake, Greg Browning, Linda Hysell and Sonya Justice. President BOSTON (UPI) - Boston Mayor Kevin H. White Thurs- '' day sharply criticized President Gerald Ford's : comments of Wednesday on the Boston school busing ·con- ' " troversy. White said "President Ford's , statement yesterday acts to Impede the enforcement of the federal court to desegregate ~ Boston's public schools and · thus threatens the safety of our ... school children." ,. , In his statement Wednesday, :·; : Ford sa1d he opposes forced busing and does not feel the . ~ integration order issue<\ by a w U. S. District Court is the best way to bring quality education " to Boston . He also, however, .C urged citizens to comply with . , the law. ' IV\ White said that in making the .u 10tatement Ford has -~ " jeopardized the citizens of ,., this city, and his statements challenge the rule of ,law '" throughout this land." " CHESTER Nineteen members attended the Wednesday night meeting of the Past Councilors' Club of Chesler Council 323, Daughters of America, at the hall . Mrs. Betty Roush presided at the meeting which opened with scripture, the Lord's Prayer and the pledge in unison. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Opal Hollon and Mrs. Dorothy Lawson read the_ treasurer's report. A reading titled " Grandmothers" wa.s given by Mrs. Erma Cleland. It was reported that Mrs. Dorothy Myers and Mrs. Mary Hayes will be hostesses for the next meeting. Mrs. Zona Biggs, now improving, is at the home of Mrs. Addie Pullins, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, for those who want to send cards. Mrs. Laura Mae Nice, Mrs. Ada van Meter, Mrs. Letha Wood and Mrs. Mabel Van Meter conducted games. Refreshments carrying out the Halloween motif were served by Mrs. Mary Showalter and Mrs . Ada Neutzling. Mrs. Golda Frederick won the door prize. Others attending were Mrs. Sadie Trussell , Mrs. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs . . Hattie Frederick, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs . Ethel Orr and Mrs . Opal Hollon , OESTODINE MASON, W. Va. - Mason Chapter 157, Order of the Eastern Star, is planning a Mother-Daughter Banquet at the chapter dining hall Saturday, Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. Mrs . Denver Blake, worthy matron ; is asking all those who attend to bring a covered dish. Meat is beipg furnished by the chapter. . Please call Mrs. Blake at 77~ 5775 or Mrs. Oscar (Nellie) Casto at 882-2707 by Oct: 17 if you plan to attend. - • ' _,Ul-Gollqher,Inc., UEut llnd St , i NnYort:., MewYort. ~ .9Jblajption rat.: Delivered b)' 1 ) - - - IYOIIable t0 ..... pi< - ; By ' Motor Route where carrier lft'Vice not i : naUable. OM monlh, P-•- By mall .Itt i ! OhlO .00 W. Va., One Yel!f, '18; Six carrin- : ' ' ' '- REVIVAL OPENS WILKESVILLE - Revival service's at the Walnut Grove Church in Vinton County will begin Monday with services at 7:30p.m. Robert Preston is the evangelist. .' • 'I Nitro (2 3 0 .8 00 383 287 • .4 67 374 427 071 209 358 0 o West w. 1. t. pet. pf pa So California 11 4 0 The Hawa •ians 6 9 0 Shreveport ' 73 3 384 290 400 35 1 270 300 153 319 10 Portland 4 10 1 300 221 355 Wednesday's Results Bir ingham 30 Por tl and 8 Hawa i i 25 Phlladelphra 22 Memphis 27 Char lotte 23 F londa 45 Chicago 17 Thursday's Result So Cal rf. 25 Shreveport 23 Next Wednesday's Games Shreveport at Philadelphia Chicago at Charlolte Birm rngham at So. California Florida at Memphis '"' ' , WFL Slanolngs Povai .Cr,Dwln By United Press lnternatronal East w . 1. t. pet . pf pa Ftonda 11 >~ o .73 3 32 l 194 ,., '' Middoeport Seed and M.l lllng HEADOUARTERS 9 6 Chnrlotte Phila Bottling Company o .600 346 254 Jcksnvlle o •no 3 61 319 .4 10 . o .2 86 269 357 Memph iS Central w . I. t. pet. pf pa JJ 2 o 867 469 2.46 • 9 Brrmmghm Ch icago Detrort LOS ANGELES !UP!)- The Los Angeles Dodgers won 102 games and finished four in front of Cincinnati in the National League West. They had the·best record 1n baseball. The two-time World Champion Oakland A's scored 90 .victories and were five ahead of -Texas at the conclusion of the American League West. The Dodgers handled the Pittsburgh Pirates while the A's beat the Baltimore Orioles -each in four games-in the playoffs which were wrapped up Wednesday. ' So which club is the best' The challenger and the champion will get dqwn to settling that question Saturday when the first all-California World Series m history unfolds at Dodger Stadium. But there was plenty of conjecture- from each sideas the Dodgers and the A's got ready to hold drills here today. "I don 't think we're consistently given credit day after day for being the best team in baseball," said Oakland's Reggie Jackson, the Amencan League's MVP a year ago. Maybe this year, if we beat the Dodgers, people will finally give us our due. Three world championships in a row 1s about as good as a learn can do,'' Dick Green, the A's' 11-year veteran second baseman, sounded almost bellicose. "They've (the Dodgers) been BALTIMORE (UPI) - The Baltimore Orioles, despite reports to the contrary, today rehired Manager Earl Weaver at a moderate increase in salary. After the Orioles were eliminated by Oakland for the second straight season Wednesday, tberehad been reports that Weaver might be out as manager with, of all teams, ·even those same A's being rumored as a likely landing place for the doughty skipper. "There was never any question, at least in our minds, about his retW'n w,ith us," said Baltimore General Manager Frank Cashen. " After all, he's won five divisional titles out of six tries and you can 't do much better than that." Weaver's Orioles were beaten by Oakland in this year's AL playoffs, three games to one , but the 44-year old manager has won three pennants since assuming the Baltimore reins in 1968 with one World Series victory ( 1970) also to his credit. Weaver joined the Orioles as a first-base coach under manager Hank Bauer in 1968 after a successful tenure as manager in the Baltimore minor league chain. " ., ~- ."' . . ' $UGAR ·RUN ·MILLS ' . ·992-2)15 Mlilberrr Ave. ' Pomeray · IN HALL OF FAME COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)• Del Cameron, 54, Piehurs!, N.C., has been elected to the United States Harness Writers' Uving Hall of Fame at Goshen, N. Y. ; lt was announced Thursday bY tire U.S. Trotting Association headquarters here. ..• • .....• ' WORK SHOES 1000fo SOLID STATE CHASSIS • ln sta -Mat1c Color Tun1ng • Pl ug-rn Cr rcurt Mod ules • Malnx-Bnghl P1 cl ure Tube • Pushbu tlon UH F Tunmg • Inslant P1clure and Sound • Hidden controls yards. , Bevly, also a goop runner, rushed for 142 yards last Saturday but 1s not regarded as a big passmg threat. He's hit only 20 of 53 this year, but still Hess says Bevly passed well last week and mdicates he could start throwing Saturday if the Miami defense chokes Ohio's ground game. INSTA-MATtc• COLOR TUNING Just push one bullon and you automatrcallv balance color lntens11! , hue. conhast, br ghtness and can e~en . acllvate aLJtomatlc fmc tuning It' s that easy1 • '. ·i•' ..:..I :1 · 8 and 10" Slipon and ties with crepe • Denims F:~;~:?;.;.~992~2039 - .·Solids ·& Plaids . ' Pom~FJQwerShop MnMiiiar~;~n~er "'~~ "' 296 Second St. MATRIX BRIGHT PICTURE TUBE Most c ha ~1s campo nen ts are on replaceable modules. If a .j;,Jf· curt needs to be r\· Cnsp, clean p•clures with vlvtd color And in the Motorola Matrrx 6r1Qht tube a jet black placed. an exchange modu le can be plugged in by a se rvrce techr.lcran usually m the home! malrr• surrounds each color dol MIDDLEPORT. 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Lyons already has rushed 138 times for 535 yards, an average of nearly four yards a trip, good for a workhorse. Hess figures Ohio's strongest sutt, however, is defense_, "We're vastly Improved over last year and it was our defense that was primarily responsible for the wins over Kent and Northern Illinois," said Hess. The game could rna tch two black quarterbacks from the same high schools. Rich Bevly, a senior, is sure to start for Ohio, while Sherman Smith, a junior, could be the starter" for Miami. Both are from Youngstown North High School. Crum says he probably won't decide until Saturday morning whether to start Smith, who came off the bench to lead the 14-lOwm over Kentucky . Smith ran 21 times for 90 yards and hit. siX of eight passes for 67 5.75% : Hawai rans 6 9' 0 .400 ·270 351 Shreveport .4 10 1 300 153 319 Portland .4 10 1 .300 221 355 Wednesday's Results Birm mgham 30 Portland 8 Hawaii 25 Philadelph ia 22 Memphis 27 Charlotte 23 Florida -45 Chicago 17 Thursday's Result So. Calif . 25 Shreveport 23 Next Wednesday's Gilmes Shreveport at Philadelphia Chicago at Charlotte Birmingham at So California Florida at Memphis ,'"" ~ The Marauder starting hneup, both offensively a nd defensivC'ly, will~ the sa me as last week, wilh the exception of Clark who most likely wtll be replaced by JUnior Steve Pickens . Hcsidt' S Kemper, other Chieftains the Marauders will have to keep ttn eye on ure rWlmng back Don Danison , the league's firth leading rusher with a 6.3 ye:Jrd per carry average; Robbie Myers, ~h<· league 's lcadmg punter with a 37.2 yard average; Mark SchITllller, the SEOAI.'• f1fth leading kickoff returner , and Ron Moder who ts tops among leag ue pass th1eves. Th e lwo squads have just one common league opponent so far this season, that bemg Athens. Logan tied the Bulldogs 7-7 popping off all year, " he said. record . Which is what they've " I don't know if 1l's cockiness done .'' or confidence but they 've sure got it . Hell, they were even talking about the World series Our Interest Is while they were still playing Greater For You the Pirates. Well , we'll see. Most of us think that Baltimore 1s just as good as any team in tHe National League ." "We'll just wait and see/' said Davey Lopes, who stole 59 On 90-Day bases for the Dodgers during the regular season and then Certificates had three more thefts against the Pirates. "They're a great 5.75 per cent per year ball club but 1t's not my job to paid on 90 day Cer pop off the way they do. tifjcales of Deposit. Besides, it 's poor professional$1,000.00 Minimum . ism to knock another team's Interest Payable Quarterly. Orioles rehire Weaver So Ca l if PLANTS Dudi.,Ys coach Dick Crum. " We've been a little slow recovering from tha t game and we looked tired in practice early in the week." The big question for Ohiu Saturday is whethe r it can crack the stiff Miamt defense. Miami, always a tough defensive club, has given up an average of only four poml' a ga me this year. Middle guard Brad Cousino, an aggressive~ savage tackler who says he " loves to htt," has been brilliant in pracing the Redskins defense with 65 tackles in four games. Looking For Balanced Offense "We were striving for a balanced offense this year," •a1d Hess. " But so far our strength has been running and I think we should continue doing what we do best." If the first four games are any indication, tailback L.C. Lyons should carry the ball about 35 times for Ohio season here. "I've sensed 1t all week from our squad. " The Bobcats have gotten off to a stra nge start, but none theless, it's apparent they have the potenttal for whippmg Miami. Beat MAC Favorites A few weeks ago Ohio traveled to Kent State and s hocked the Mid-American conference favorites 20-0, only to lose a 19-16 verd1ct at home the next week lo lesser r egarded Toledo ' The Bobcats bounced back last week with an impressive 31-14 win over Northern Illinois and now show a 2-2 overall record and a 1-1 M1d-Am mark. Miami, with 15 wins and one lie in its last 16 games, brings a 3-6-1 record into the game, the first of five straight league lilts. " We had a hard game Saturday night at Kentucky," sa id first year Miami head 1 " • uasar.· Marauclt•r uffen, ive hackfleld Oiler, a215 lb. semor, has bee n working out som~ this week with the aid of a knee brace. A's must prove tht)T are the best East w . 1. t. pet . pf pa F iord 11 4 o .7 33 321 194 Charltt 9 6 0 600 346 25.4 Philadelphia 6 9 0 400 361 ,319 Ja cksonv tlle ' 4 10 0 . 286 269 357 central w. 1 t . pel. pf pa Memphis 13 2 867 .469 246 0 Birmingham 12 '" ·V . ' wF L Standrngs By United Pr-ess International Chicag 7 8 Detroit 1 13 IN COLUMBUS Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Johnson and daughter, Mona, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Nora Johnson at University Hospital, Columbus. ., ~ 141 268 167 165 SATURDAY And l'omeroy ' 12 12 E Point' Pleasant at FLOWERS The ·MEIGS INN . . ' monlhs, P .IO; Three month1, '6 Eltfthere AUlD yllu-; 1i:1: miX)tlls 'lUI; 1 three months, M.50. SlbecriPtiolll price t'nclaides &ndly Thnes:.sentlncl. ' 175 Symmes Va ll ey Wahama at Winfield miD TONIGHT 9;30 to 2. : Nalloaal advertlainl repreffentaUv-r : 150 190 198 M1 ll er at VInton County Piketon at North Gallia Fort Gay (W. Va.) at '" GRANDMOTHER'S DAY Brighten Her Day With AND THE HALLMARKS ~ Se<ontl c~uo -~~ ..14 •tl'l>nloroy. • G T Gallipolis. In fa ct, lhat skein is the only time a Chancey ~ ·uac hed M e 1~s leam t anrl there's been 7 nf them) has ever lost more than onr league ga me m a row, w1th the except ion of the present s treuk . With ol!l hJs!or)' <lSi(l<', 1 ()n lght's g:<:m l<" w1lt fr<-t1 W'i' ·f:t· cm nbmed runnmg and pas~mg 1cli{•nl s ur I "''~an qu.:,riL'I IJuck Juu Kt"nlpcr. Kemp('r, who led the Clueftams U1 las' year's rumefrom-behmd wm over Meigs, suffered a fractured ankle m the las! 1974 prl'-season scnmma~-:e. However , the big signal eallcr has J:x>en back for three games, C::~nd all mdtCahons are that he is ne arly ~ l 100 pet. efficien cy. The Marauders meanwhile, are still ailing at some posltwns . Guard Jim CJark s uffered a knee mjvry i.n prraf'tt ce 'hi~ week and w1l111ut !'iCt• actwn . However, bulldo1.mg £u.ll00ck Jack Oiler, nut since M(•igs' :it-O ron1p over Ripley, may see limited uctJon tn the OU hOsts Miami Saturday Wl . Eastern at Southwestern Southern at Kyger Cnek Others Alexander at Tr imble view . VISITING SISTER , Mrs. Nina Bland, Akron, is bere for an. extended visit with Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, her sister. Is ' c Office Phone lt2-tlle, Edit.orialPt!IM tft.i 11 12 11 11 C lads (!J nppt'd ;1 4 pu1111 fh."t' ISHIII t o 1W ,!H•dy, 14 1SI a 7JXIint gallll'lo Allwn s~uul y,as l'dgcc1 by 4 pomts thp ru·x t Wl'l'k Uy Nelsonville-York c October 13th GEO. HALL l 2151.' T G SVAC FRIENDS HOSTED Mr. an.d Mrs. Carroll ·. ~ Hoschar, Melinda, Terry and . Devonne, Atwater; anp. Martin ,.~ 1 Matteson, Youngstown, were weekend guests 'of Mr . and Mrs. Dorsey Parsons, Fair~ •v• f'or Your Dining,and Listening Pleasure ..• I II p m.) - Ohio Valley PuiiiWllns· eomp.ny, 11\, I Court Sl., Pomeroy Ohio, &t'Jw. awn-1 E ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - If homecoming spirit and QB ll campus enthusiasm could wtn TB 12 152 WB 11 130 football games, tben Miami T Quails FB 11 163 University's 18-game unbeaten DEFENSE Ends ....... George and Qualls, string might be in real Tackles - Blake and Carper, jeopardy here at Ohio Lmebackers - Blanchard and Allen Stewart, M1ddle Guard University Saturday afternoon. P• ckens or Jeff Musse r : But whetber Ohio can match Cornerbacks - Perk Ault and powerful Miami on the field for Magnotta or Chrlre Marshal l : Deep Backs - Lonnie Coa ts 60 minutes is another matter. and Whitlatch Nevertheless, the Ohiomatchup figures to be Mlallli SERIES RECORD 1967- Meigs 14 Loa an 8 one of the best Ohio collegiate 1968- Logan 16 Me r'Qs 1.4 games of the season. Although 1969- Mergs o Logan o Miami is favored, the Bobcats 1970- Meigs 12 Logan 6 1971 - Meigs 28 Logan 8 will be epjoying the 1972- M e rgs 13 Loga n 8 psychological lift of 1974- Logan 8 Meigs 7 Homecoming. A capac1ty crowd is expect<:d at 17,550-seat Peden Stadium Tonight's games and the campus enthusiasm SEOAL has put a hm! of "upset" in the Athens at Wellston crisp autumn air. Gallipolis at Jackson " There's no question that Wa¥erly at Ironton Meigs at Logan this type of spirit helps our TRI-VALLEY football team ," says Ohio head Fed Hocking at Be lpre coach Bill Hess, in his 17th Warren Local at Apple Gr(!ve dinner held Mayor .rake~ APPLE GROVE - Women's Society of the Apple Grove United Methodist Church sponsored ~ fellowship dinner Saturday evening at the Letart Falls Community Center. There was group singing of "The Doxology" and prayer by Rev . Howard Shiveley preceding the ·dinner. The program by Mrs. Russell Roush consisted of poems, " The Village Bla<i<smith" by Donna Hill, "The Old Country Church" by Dolly Wolfe; " Travels of Me," by Eileen Buck, and " Refuge" by Mrs. Hill. The minister had scripture and gave a prayer. "God Be With You" was the concluding song. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Shiveley, Bob and Dee Spencer, Mamie and ·Paul Byers, Darrell, Jan and Tracy Norris, Donna and Dean Hill, Don, Ruby, Chris, Brian, Karry and Scott Hupp, Carroll, J?yce , Darla, Deanna, Keith and Kevin While, Jack, Shirley and Vicki Ables; Alice Balser, Pos. Yr M . Davenport G Carper G George J Blake S PIC ken s M Haley 0. Blanchard J Anderson T Whitlatch M . Magnotta C!i<mt·~ .1-i l OFFENSE ~layer 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. Dt)"Yior Ohio. . Tonight's Probable Starters GIVEN TO SALAVATION ARMY- The Independent Order of Foresters recently donated hundreds of canned food items to till! Marietta Salvation Army. Charles Olminsky, right, district manager, made the presentation to Lt. Richard Zander ,-left. The food, collected in this area, w1ll be distributed to needy families of tbe area. The Independent Order of Foresters is the largest non-profit, non-sectarian fraternal benefit society in the world. TUESDAY CHESTER Council 323, Daughters of America, 7:30 p.m. at the hall . Inspection to be held . Publllhed--S.l1lnloybyn.,.l 1 By Denny Fobes The Meigs Marauders battle the 1-"gan Chieftains tomght m a cruc1al game for both clubs at Logan. For the Marauders, they 'll have to rebound from a devastating 4~ loss to Galhpohs a week ago a defeat that left Meigs with an unheard of 11-2 league mark. ' On the other side of the ledger ,-the Chief tams will be trying lo keep alive their dark horse role in the SEOAL race . The Ind1ans , are currently 1-6-1 in league action, although they have yet lu play a league title contender. The Marauders hold a 4-2-1 edge in the series agamst 1-"ga n, winning in 1967, 1970, 1971 and 1972, while Logan's wms came in 1968 and 1973. The tie was a scoreless battle m 1969. Only once before in the short-lived history of Me1gs H1gh School, have !he Marauders lost three consecutive league games, that coming near the end of the 1972 campaign when Charley - ' la.<t ~·nday, while the Marauders fell to the camnes, 8-7 in the last minute the week before. Ki ckoff'" slate<! ~or 8 p .m with the game being carriedllVe over WMPO-FM . ·· Meigs, 0.;2, needs victory at Logan •' ~ Elee.Bd. ROIERTIIOBJ'Ual. , 3-"- The Daily Sentinel, Middle Pori-Pomeroy , 0., Friday, Oct . 11 , 1974 (• r - ~ n.e ·Dai-.. Senti~- - 1 FRIED CHICKEN MEAT LOAF ROAST BEEF HAM FLOUNDER FISH PEAS & CARROTS BAKED BEANS NOODLES POTATOES !SWEET-MASHED) PIE !HOMEMADE> · ICE" CREAM (CHERRY, VAN .: CHOC.) FRUIT-JELLO S~r~ed Until 2 1 the woods. N H L Standings Bicentennial schedule "I lOW' thr;o_u~h Trees and . plrml<J were identified and rocks wer e collected and used later . 1n makinJ!: ~e rr a rium s ;.~ nd for rock pamting m cra ft classes. Th e •emergency m ed ica l services r SF.OEMS ) was on hand td admimster ftrst-a1d to our ' 'parade of victims'' and to dis tribute literature on outdoor safety. Smokey also gave the group lips on f1re sa fety and comll: books as a remmder of the impor tance of outd oo r safety . • Group games and softba ll as well as swtmming were also mcluded in the da1ly schedules of both camps . The dtrectors of Day Camp 1974 felt that the new project wa s a very successful and worthwhile activity for the· community and a n invaluable expenence for those children mvolved . It is our hope that Day Camping will become an annual event ' during th e summer months for more children of the county area. Camp directors , Donna Weber, Suzie Teaford and Becky Will, Work Study students . Ford 's Theater and spent a day on Cap1lol Hill . AI the Caplt/11 we sat in sessions or the Senate and the House of Represen- ' · tatives. Ed Kennedy was the other delegate from Me1gs County. Our tnp was sponsored by the 4-H Advisory Committee. It was a great educational and enjoyable expenence and I'm glad I could take advantage of it. - Mandie Rose, 17, Bashan Bunch 4-H Club. • :::;:®~~~::::::::::::::~::::::::~~~ Spdcial activities, 4~H day camp In .July, yo~ngslers of the Me1gs County area were offered a new and excttmg ex· perience in camping . "Day Camp - 1974"' \\'as a program provided by the Meigs Cooperative Extenston Servtce sponsored by local business establishments and serv ice ~- - ~ • ' 2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fnday. Oct, II, 1974 National 4-H - . . "' . .. : i -' ._ • .......... • Bring this ad for a Free helmen_t with purchase of a motor cycle. • THE EAGLES CLUB IN POMEROY WILL CELEBRATE IT'S 40TH ANNIVERSARY THIS WEEKEND FOR IT'S MEMBERS AND GUESTS • :• : .• : , FRIDAY, OCTOBER' 11-DANCE 10:00 P.M. : •:• •: •: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1-2-FREE FISH FRY I 7:00 • 10:00 P.M. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13-DISTRICT' MEETING 2:00 P.M. -INITIATION NEW MEMBERS 2:00. P.M. · : • -~~AGHETTI DINNER 4:30 ·P.M. : -DANCE 5:00 P~M. i . ' . . . BAHR.CLOTHIERS, • JI1ELCOME ~ M • ·. , ~ELCOME . WELCq~ E WEL(;OME .: .. ~· ~ ~·- - -,.- _-. .._...."'. ;.id .;. l.~ e.;....,~ .;.·_o._. --~-...... \·:·~r·, ··~··~···,·~- ·~-~~~~·- ···r;.·····~~-·~~~·~·~·~-~·~-·;'·~~·rt _~ . . ' • : •, I . ' . �·- . 4 _ The Da ily Se ntine l, MiddlepOrt-Pomer oy, 0., ~·riday, Od. 1.1. 1974 Rio meet Saturday Wolfpt~n The meet ·will st.."trt a t 10 c1.1 11 . with 33 high schools and scvl'n co ll eges ente red. Co ll e~cs par ticipa tin g ar~ Rio Grande, Mar s ha ll , .Cedarville, l.T.T. \Dayt on ). Lakeland rommunity Collegr , Wilberforct• and West Virginia Institqtc of Technology. Rio Gra nde trave led to Indiana ror two meets last week. Tuesda}·, October I, I he tea m ran in the Tay lor Tnvita ti on3 1 and placed second with Ill points: Hillsdale ( Mieh ig;_w I \fas rirst with 25 points. Bernard Tilley was No. 1 Lay Away · For Christmas man, coming in 11th (27:30): he was followed by Greg Baldwm 1181.h-27 :39): Stacy Osj)or ne, 126 lh-2B: 05i: Chuck Sehoeppner 127\h-28:03 ): and Bill Canfield (32nd-28:25). The learn returned to In- 1 di a na ro r the Mario n I nvitational, Friday, Oct. 4, a nd placed seventh. Hillsdale was first in the Invitationa l. No . 1 man was Stacy Osborne, 26th: Bernard. Tilley, 33rd; Chuck Schoe pp n er. 34 th: Gr eg Baldwin, 38th ; an d Bill Canfield. 48th . In the J-V race , Bob Boyd, a new team member, and Ha rry White, assistant coach, ran well and placed high . The meet scheduled with Urba n a next VVed nesday, (October 16 I has bee n cancelled. Give Bulova I'Ort[ l<i.JV li\N E\ News, Note!S WPdllP '> d.lv A!!Prnoo n L•··HJue ' •!ipt •r Mr. and Mrs . Bill Fnu{'h and fami ly and Mr . and Mrs . Earnest vnu(.~h II~ Hu nli nJ-! 1011 , w. Va. WCI'(' Sunday visi 1UI'!-i ur Mr. •nd Mrs: Jack Ela 111 . Bill and Cat•olyn . Mrs. Wa lter Jordan and Mrs . Clint on Gilkey were Wed ~ nesday visitor s of Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln Russe ll. Sunday di nner guests of !'vfr. and Mrs. Char ley Smi th were Mr. and Mrs. Harl ey T . Johnson, Mr . and Mrs. Doy le ·Kna pp , Ka il, Kevi n and Charles. a'nd Mr. and Mr s. Daniel Worley of Beekley, W. · Va. Mr . and Mrs. James W. J ohn son a nd fami ly h ave moved in to the ir new home on Wolf Pen Road. Mr. a nd Mrs. Rober t Reed of Hemlock Grove were Sunday visitors of Mr. a n'd Mrs. Guy Sargent and son. '"''4 Won L o'>t S • • ptPmh• • r 1~. (\/lr ( •u " '·"~,-.., lurp'•, 1 t1 rr •r• I) ,Hry I<, I t • '" / /, l1•·v il c, " ?0 .,,.,.,.. ... ... ,, 1\('t•o;, •jl) 1,' t df't\()IU . .. '· •IJ)p l y I? r llr'> ,.., ··· " ' ' · ' ·r•hio I? r· ·~crlo "I ntlr v .r!•,,, , ......(~· ;i n• ~· {~ ( o,l l'f\1 ' <, l ol l lt ' In c! l ' o: 'tl'( t nrJ llr• lly ( ,.lllH ' I <,(l ~. l t (lh '-. ('ri t•<; '/H I I ( Il l Whil 11.. • R r• t> y ".(.•co nd ll oqlo Wl•o>l,l l c h .rl l , J.1 nr· (,., rnc ~ . ro ~ ' ·"' •()'i ~f' <lm , Hrqh (,,l,t •~ Su p 0r \ l oH '> !'16 ', ' ,'tr <:, I I 1 ... Su p r ' r :Juni'o r H ig h Foolh ;.J I , 't'Wll. under the lutdrlgl' 11f head eoac h .John .1\ r noll, upped its rccurd to :J-1 Tlllll'~d< JY <.'v(•n ing with a Hi-6 vil'lfln o vt> r visiting Eas lcrn ~.j.. T!w li t II (' Mcrraudt·rs Sc ored on•·•· 1nl h(.• firs t qucrrl.l•r. only t.o S('e I he J·:ag lt's (·orne back to tie th(· s('OI'(' in !.he second peri od, bdon• M(•igs broke the garne "rwn late in the thin! quarter <ln d \'0 1rl y m Lhe .fourth frame. Tlw MPigs $0Ayard pas.'punt play. ~locked that rolled ouL uflheF.ag leendzone latei nlhe third s tanza gave Me igs a safe-ty and an 8-6 leaq. · on the ensuing series of downs. the Marauders dr ove Fo r everyone who ap prec icites the preciSe time, Bu lova guarantees the accuracy of every Accu tron watch to within a minute a month .· And the precise time to see o ur ~e l ectio n of Accutron watches is rinht now. •we will ~djust to this tolera nce, If neces sary. Guarantee is for one rear. \ . N. W. COM·'PJON ' 0. D OPTO.MET~,IST ·' OFFICE HOU~S 9: 30 TO 12.2 TO 5 (CLO~E · AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. • CEL E BRAT E D BIRTHDAY - Roger .E dward ~ ~'Partlow celebrated his rir st • blrtliday Wednesday with a : party a t the home of his ~ . g randmother, Mrs. Alice : Wagner, with his mother, : Mrs. Gloria Partlow, as : hostess. Others attending ,., were his paternal gr and-•' mother, Mrs. Helen Partlow, : hi s brother, -· Billy, Mrs. ; Suzanne Rl ch·mond, Ne al : Richmond, Marjorie Jeffers Howard, Wanda Pat· •"'~ and terson and Angle, E ster Lee, ••. Paul and Chris, Robin and : Jackie Wagne r, Johnny and : Linda Partlow, . E ddie and ~ Thomas Sarver, and Susie "' and Teresa Dillon. · Ba•·•tboarcl wood with charm "rea/ and elegance'' 1\.(·n o Hidg(· INDOOR/OUTDOOR DECORATING • · Creored from rrees groWn in the fore sts of Vermont • New wood is cui , ki ln-dried , distressed and stained • Lovel y, silver-gray barnboard e ffec1 • Gi ves eff ect of nature'!. own aging process :·~~--·--~~-"-- .. Authorized dealer for Zenith : - Gibson - Hardwick . Kit, che n Aid . Litton (Micro: wave , OVen). Also Dox>JI SALE PRICE 33!~ ONE BUNDLE CONS ISTS OF 8' LENGTHS OF· RANDOM WIDTHS TOTALING 37Y, SQ. FT . m Propane Service. • • ~ Ridenour's I ' :I ; • .,•" .' Phone 985-3307 All Sale Priced Now IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION ' off ORNAMENTAL IRON ~~~ LIGHTWEIGHT BOUT SAN DIE GO, Calif. ( UP! I Lightweig ht contender Jimmy Heair of Los Angeles meets · Mexic o's Migue l Mayon tonight in a scheduled 10- Di ~t i r~c. t ive, ecor'IOmr cal wrought iron 15- easily installed do if vour~e l ff • 4' SECTI ON SALE PRICE m. r:restwall" 0' SECTION SALE PRICE 4' eosilyt'cleoned . "' • Man-mode f inish hardboard ~ 11 I L...__ _J NICDIJI.I 4i) I - Shu~ 6'8 " HIGH ALUMINUM RAISED PANEL HEMLOCK DOOR Verticol groin hemlock -door hos safety gloss . Reody to finish. Measures 2'8" x 6'8" x 1%". STORM DOOR Early ,1\meric.on design door has · selhloring screen ond tempered safety gloss_ CroSsbuck pane l design . 8' X - Fe el un sure of the mse lv es Nylon·Kitchen Ca~ .· . With Foam Back · 599 . ' sQ. YD. 3·99sQ. 1 Roll • . YD. , Does your lo ss of hea r i ng li mit and embarass you ? Wh y nol let D i les H ea ri ng Ai d Centers h ~ l p Y.ou ? After thor.Oug h t esting and ap . pr opr iat e m·ed ica l ·or cli n ical ref e rr a l, yo u can purch ase a new hea r !ng ai d f or less than 515.00 per 1 m on th , · t hrOugh r eg ul a' r · ban k finan c in gplan s. Call t he off ice' n ee r est you ·J or an appol ntm e.nt, in eith er your home or on e of ou r . . FOR SUSPENDED CEILINGS REG . 21.95 Ingels Furniture iV1 iddfppnrt •. {)pen t fl. u Sat. Nights ' ·-,; ., . CEILiNG TILE X VINYL STA-LITE . FULL CARTON ONLY AT THIS SALE PRICE. ..c- • * EACH ·. .' ., . ' .., ·t ., I , . .·•• . , 1.-'9 3.-'9 1.06 1.99 thought for the day: P residen t Frankli n D. Rooseve lt said, " We have a lways known that heedless selfinterest was bad morals; we kn ow now that it is bad econom ics ." ALL SPORTS FANS lHE BOOK IS HERE! "DUFFY" AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY BY DUFFY DAUGHERTY WITH DAVE DILES ALSO THE BUCKEYES have bee n sent to four counties. Ferguson sa id the coun ties and_. amounts were Wayne, 1543,007; Coshoclj)n 1167,919; Gue rn sey, • $142,228 and Law re nce, $134,.125 . · A Story of Ohio State Football by _Wilbur Snypp. Thank Sn a rl Proof R e g . $4 .69 retailer '3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE ONLY · 1 Why is our Plymoulh Vali a nl lhe best-selling s mall car in America? You 're looking at th e b iggest reaso n right h e re : Plymouth Valia nt Dust e r. With room for 5 people. a giant trun k. a nd really good gas mileage, no wonde r it's so popular. Come o n in , we 'll s hQw you how easy it is to gO num ber o n e . 5 Buses SUNDAY SCHOOL •••••••• .lO:OO MORNING SERVICE •••••••• ll:OO EVENING SERVICE. ••••••••• 7:30 WEDNESDAY EVENING •••• ;, 7:ao Call 675-5829 A tterida.n c&-303 . . · of Our ·"SERVICES * .Last Week's Sunday Schoo ~ · ' f AM AM PM PM P/ymout/1 GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CH U RCH I .' Located ~:~ext to Mason .County Fairgrouncb. Off Rt. 62, 4 Miles :North of _Point Pleasant . . .' PM Ask us tor details o n Chrysler Corporation's New 1975 Warra!'ty Clincher . ' ' fhe Ohio Valley's Most Exciting Church'" ' It's the 3~99 SOUTH .3RD AVE., MIDDliP()RT, 0. . I ,. . •. , . 1.99 3.7-' 5. 2-' * Door to Door Service * Teenage Bus Route .. 011ert1ead .. ' ROLLBACKS MADE COLUMBUS t UP ! I - Sta le Audito r · J ose ph Fer g uson reported Thursday a total of $987, 480 in second half proper ty tax r ollback r eim burse ments A SURGE RY F OR BOWA PHILAD8LPHIA ( IJPI ) P hila delphia Phillies shortstop Larry Bowa will und er go surger y Monday for r ~moval of a loose particle in his left knee, the club a nnounced Thursday . Bowa ha s ~en bothered by. the condition for the past few m onth s .. P hi ls tr a in er Don Seger said the operation was being performed simply to r emove th e irritant fr om Bowa's leg. In Mason-Gallla-Melgs Area ' ' .. 5.% MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Officer s were elected and insllilled along with pa trol leaders a t the Monday nigh t meeting of Junior Troop 39 a t the Heath United Methodist Church. The officers are Stephanie Houchins, scribe , with Barbara Haley, assistant; Pa ul Hor ton , · treasurer ; Susanna Wise, <:~ss i stan t treasurer. Discussed at the meeting was a new point system . Points will be awarded fpr attendance. books, dues, badges, special pr ojects, knowing the laws a ncl t he promise, and wearing of un iforms. · A Halloween paFty was d iscussed. After the meeting Patrol! laid a tra il , with Patrol2 and 3 following it. A mee ting of the girl scout mot hers was set for I p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 15, a l Hea th Church . Mothers of a ll of the girls are asked to a ttend the meeting. DEAR POLL Y - My Pet Peeve is with those se<:~soni ng cans 1hat come with plastic tops fr om which you ca n pour , spoon ur sprinkl e. Often the cover is no t securely placed on the conta iner. When the ha ndy lids ar{' used the whole thing con'1es off. - APRIL. DEAR PO LLY - I want to tell Jean how I clea n a sandstone fi replace - a remedy I lea rned by trial-a nd-error. Place a plastie drop cloth over the·floor a round the fir eplace fld cover it with several thicknesses of newspaper . In a small pan 1for easy ha ndlin g) ma ke a strong soluti on of water and that powdered big job clea ner tha t requires no r insing a nd wiping dry. Hope full y you will have an old nylon hai r brush with stiff br istles that needs repladng. Put on rubber gloves . With the brush start at lhe top and sc rub a strip about a fool wide, all the wa>' down, a t a lime. Refill pan with solu tion when needed a nd keep on with one strip after a nother . As the brush wears out saw off with a hack sa\o\. The job ca n rea lly be done very quickly and easily. Unless lhe fir eplace is very dirty one brush s hould do the job. The brush ha ndle protects your knu okles from rubbing against the rocks. I much prefer this to the .mUria tic acid recommended by rock maso ns a nd think it does a cleaner job . - MRS. G. C. M. DEAR MRS. G.C.M. -I was Interested to nolo you s tarted a t ..,_ e 10p. l have always round that when washing wa lls, etc., It is m ure s atisractory to s tart a t the bottom. There is less c h3nce of Slreaking. - P!lL1-Y. DEAR POLLY - My new bedspread has to be dry cleaned and I do not wa nt lo use it for a n extra cover. I had the problem of wha t to do with it a t night. I had a n old baby bed gua rd rail a nd found that by sliding it in at the foot of the bed the proble m was solved. My afghan is folded across the bottom rail aod the spread is folded over the lop . When washing dishes I put in the required a mount of de ter gent but a small amount of wa ter. As the water cools I a dd m or e hot water without having to d r a in some away or have to add more deter gent. - DIAN!':. DI': AR POLLY - Mothe r a nd I both do crewel embroidery and found it so hard to keep the va rious colors and shades of colors sepa ra ted. Now I put notches on the two opposite long sides of a piece of cardboard and numbers by the notches. 8ach ya rn color is wr apped around tw o opposite notches that have the colors marked according to the work char l. Now it is so easy to differe ntiate betwee n the color s and shades. - TRACY. * S Buses Now Running Every Sunday .•• Block Co~~ . 3.1Y I WAH POLhY - Do lht• beet les that a p(X!ar on rose lm!-i ll es gu into lhe ground to destroy the rooL'5? Jf so, how does one gel r id of them before 1hey get that ra r ? . EVE LYN. ' Th~. D~partment ·store of Building Since -1915':' ' I 4 .-16 I 0.46 Bugged by beetks on her rose bushes LARGEST BUS FLEET . 23' EACH SALE PRICE 13~ mun ity. Mrs. Janf:' Snou rrer, also a community coordina tor . was prese nt at the meeting a nd in tr oduced . Milford ·Hysell pres ided at the meeting when pla ns were disc ussed for the a nn ual Hnlloween car nival Oct. 24 . Mrs. Phyllis Hackett outlined plans for the carniva l noting tha t paren ts will be asked for fo od donations. The teac hers handle most phases of the ca rnival but the PTA is to take car~ of the food sa le. Volun teers to assist with the games a r e needed. As in prev ious years, cos·tumes wi ll be judged a nd prizes awarded. Hyseil re ported tha t Mrs. Pa uli ne Reuter. Mrs . Si bley Slack and Mr s. Li nda Boyles have been na med to the membership commi ttee . At .the mee ti ng 34 were en rolled in the PTA. Mrs. Charl ene Hoe fli ch was a ppoin ted cul tural arts c hairwoman for the sc hool. Room count or p arents showed the best in a ttendance fr o m Mrs. Hac k ett's ho m e r oom. Ne w teac her s intrOOuced were Miss Weese, teac her corps intern ; Karen Maziar z, learning disa bili ties teac her , and' Jane Russe ll, re med ia l readi ng teacher. Pa re nts were asked to beg in saving items for the ya rd sa le to be h eld som etim e in November. 1\ mcctin~ of the Big Bend Neighborhood of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Counc'il will be Wed nesday a t t p.m. at the Col umbus and Sout hern Ohio E lectric Co. Mrs. Isabelle Fosler , Athens, the distr ict adv isor, will be here to meet with leaders, assista nt leaders a nd other volunteers t.o discuss ways of offering Sl'OUti ng to more girls. New Brownie tmop~ a re in the process of being organized at the Pomeroy E lemen tary Schoo l and in t he Rutla nd community. Plan s call fo r the appointment of two mot her s in each e lem e ntary sc huol to serve as advisors for scouting programs . ~----~------------------~--~~ lHE TRI.OOUNTY'S l bri~ht I 1.2 1 By PuHy Cra m t~ r nrn i son , (' OOI'd i nCitO I' . They disc ussed huw funding for th(• n•rtdln'-\ progr<:~m ca me about, the t:J ilfls an d objeeliv('S u£ the work which involve5 reC~ di n g on a ll levels, an d is not pri m t~rily C'Once rne d wi t h rc nwd ia l work. Mrs . Fis her showed pic tur es or the rea din g c·lasses on the' e ll'mrntary sc hool le\·e l and urged parents 111 ht.Jp the ir c hildren become be llc·r reade rs by en('ouraging and prov id in g . newspa pers. books and magazines in the home. She said tha t if a child is too yo ung to rea d, the n the child should be r ead to by the pa re nts. Refrt:-Shments were served . Charlene Hoef)ich. " 's Pointers Rouy rrrson . T!1e li..>adll'r rt•tl(hng corps program was pn•s t•nlert hy Mrs. Honnir F isher. l eam · k <llkr. David Mc Wi ll iam s. <:~ss i !-!1anl rl i rP elu r. .Jo hn Cu~ft-107.<.'. inlt-.· rn . and . Carl J99 WEST MAIN ST. 992-2164 POMEROY, OHIO THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR P ETS S TAB~E S LAR GE AND SM A LL ANIMAL S- LAWN S- GARDENS. 12" mOtte surface • 9ives lipht, l ltlPt't~·k : ;uttl Ti tn Haslt;u u . ; dh· rnir 1in~ in tl u• r ule of Thmn a s J c f- BOOSTER .CABLE • Smooth white panel • Scrubbab le vinyl surfor• 22~ SALE PRICE 9~ 15 .71 2.500 sq ft hag 5.000 sq ft hag ' ' CEILING TILE • Bold, deep surface pattern • Scrubboble Surface 249 S. Pa int St. . 12" ' Parkersburg, W. Va . 1029 Markel Sf. ·c.hilii cothe·· ' Starter Fe rtilizer ~ Conwacl Swirls Athens ;. '' ' • I .' Paul ,la iTd l. John and Mark Mc'f:ui r·e Tow k t•1 I, Ht.•\'t' f't' : T III H•Itly ·MODERN SUPPLY CEILING TILE .•. '· 1.000 sq ft hox 2.500. sq ft ho .x 1·588 12" .x 12" Portreroy Cement 444 W. Union St . . ' ~ Conwad • • Attroct ive DILES ' . ' Ti mu t h ~ Sh a d~ ..\rca rM Seed ' 12" X. 12" ONLY ' Ht'n r v : T IHII'III tr rl, ( ; t' ' II' J-!i.' W;i ,..., IUrl~~lt l ll ; NO I\ . S.-\ VE ) I 0 ,000 sq fl hag 15.000 sq ft h ag ... . Hearing Aid Centers I . Turf Builde r ® _, ),000 sq ft hag authorized • All-metal surface · Paneling . o ffic~s. 11 WAS 2-LITE 48" GRID LIGHT • Includes .hordwore (less lomps). •ungalew Ill' ' VALUES! $f;l66 SALE PRICE church - Avo i d full participation in fami l y gatherings : sQUARE YARD • public · m eetings & '. .. . MANY MORE Preffnished 99 Scotts Lawn Products 'at Year-End Savings! PER ~'""' ,, II two year program is fede rally fun ded i~ the amo un t of i600 ,000 and serves elementary and secondary schools in Lhe Me igs Loca l Se hool District. Twenty interns are ac ti ve in the schools . I n addition to the inte r n• pr ogr am where the students all have bache lor deg r ees in educat io n , the pr ogram offers c'o urses in reading to teachers. This is ca lled the in-se rvice train ing phase of the read ing program. Third phase of the read ing .pr ogram, 'Yet to be instituted, is direc~ed towa rd im proving the readin g of adults in the com- '" $129 or~ • Assorted colors 4' Cau ~ es m.Bnv per sons to : x·s· •~ Worm, d ~rable, SPECIAl. POOR HEARING " PA,NELING round_ef. . Phil Sw inde ll Area Representative !1 25% INDOOR/ OUTDOOR SALE PRICE 501 NYLON SALE M CENTEH '~""'~ Tht.• O hi ~ ~ Uni\'t·rs ity ' <!111 1 had observa nce o r Ame rie<tn 11.'(.'<.1iVl'<l il .h•n uing.s ' .sdwbr Edqca tio.n Wt>ek, Oc t. 21-24, phiQUl' mul a buurul vnlmn •.> of was announl·cd ~Jt .t he Mond ny' [ Uw l~·t· ltu ·('s . night meeting of the Saletll MtJs . Ca l' nl Pit• r·c.:t• , .Jr .. ga.ve C£'nte r PT A. Whilt> parents art• d t·vill ions fl'o1 11 P:.-;a lru 11 . and invited 1o v isit ' the school pr;iyl'l", wi1h M r ~. Ft' l ty anytime that week. Thursday kadi n ~ tlw- plt•dgt· The was designated as the day treasurer 's n •pur t s how.l'd a when the PTA will serve balanceuf $95fi.07. Mrs. Russt•ll re fres hments. Whi tley's first g ra de-. Mrs . It was re ported during the Olive Page 's second gradr, ~ md meeti ng conducted by Mfs. M r~. ·~urner's fifth grad<.· til•d Wa llace Fetty that Mrs. Rober t for the· a ttendance award. Duga n will at te nd the Oh io Mr s. Whill f'y. prugr.r~m PTA convention in Cincin na ti , chairwoman, introd ured Mrs . Oct. 28-30, and the PTA voted to Tu r ner's fi ft h g1·a ct e class allow ,$75 toward her expenses. which presented a skit on how T he an nual fa ll festival was U1e l:l colonies won thri r inse t ror Nov. 23 a t tl1e schoOl. depende nce. a chapter frum Mrs . Fetty re por ted that the ' he sociai studies course . stage (:'urt.ains plU'chased by Ta kin g part wen• Patric ia the PTA have been shipped a nd KLUl ath. Bunnie Sm ith, Ta nuny are expect.ed to arr ive with in Fe tty and Te resa Basham. the next fe w d ays . Mrs . Sons of Li be r·ty; Df:'n ni s William Willford prese nted a Thor nton a nd Den ise Turner, le tter from the Meigs Board of readers; Cur tiss Sm ith, King Education commending those George; PaW Gr aves, Ge ner a l who ass isted -· in th e Gage: Mark B laCks~m. Connie redecor ation of the sc hool this Adkins. Den ise Turner. a nd Reg ina Blanton , Loyali sts a nd summe r. The Meigs Coun ty Counc il of Tories; Jimmy Peyton, Pare nts an d Teac he r s ' Sam ue l Adams; John C. Lee. m eeting was announced for Nov . 7 a t Rutland . The Oct. 3 meeting wa~ reported on by Mrs. Willford wh o told of the council 's endorsem ent of the levy for the school fo r the The teac her s' corps reading me ntally r etarded , and of the prog ra m , how it opera tes a nd organiza tion of an Easter n what it offers to students, was Hig h Sc hool PTA . presented in a pa ne! disc ussion Mrs. Paul Graves r ea d a headed by John Redov ian, letter fr om the Ohio PTA a n- coordinator, a t the Th ursday nouncing that because of a lack nig ht mee ting of the Bradbury of adequate subscriptions , the PTA. PTA magaz ine h as b ee n Se-rv ing with Redov ian on the discontinued a nd those having pa nel we re Dave McWilliams . alread y paid for the magazine assistant project dir ector , an d will r eceive a refund .. A girl Ca r l De nison, comm unity s c out m eetin g in Rutland . coordinator . wit h the Tuesday nig ht was a nn ounced . assistance and commen ts of Mr s . Roberta Wil so n , Mr s. Be tsy H or k~ . tea m principa l, re ported that Mrs. leader , and Ann Weese, intern An na Turner ha d a ttended the at the Br adbury Sehool. J e nnings Holden lectures at Redov ia n explai ned tha t the ~;r-----------------------, Mr . and Mrs . William and Hazel {Milhoan ) Rose repor ted by card that they boar ded the 747 je l to Hawaii. -Mrs. Glenna Milhoan "I ca n't let Miguel spoil my bid for the title ," said Heair, the No. 5-ranked World Boxing Council lightweight. "I've been . 'I . chasmg ( champ1on Roberto 1 Duran ever since I whipped Olango Carmona alinost a year and a half ago. " Hea ir lost to Hector Thompson. the top-ranked contender, in Australia. Mayon, 22, Sonora , stopped ' · Jimmy Robertson and veteran Vic Abraham. in his last two local bouts . ! _:he:te~~i~:_....J •• EXTRA VALUE CARPET SELECTION T. V. & Appliance _Gas Service .Girl Scout Diary By ' PTA hears Redovian •., • Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!~---··-------.. and fam ily on- Sun.day. 50 Rolls in Stock . job," sa id Atnott following the ' gam e. '' Bla ke was' the· dif· ' fe re nce". ' Nex t Thu rsd ay th~ . little Mar auders travel across the. ri vei to bat Ue Wahalna. II"'"--":':"'~=-:"-~~:"':~':'~~-O:~":~--.. . Education week to be observed ·' VERMONT Mr. and Mr s. Erroll Con roy re turn e d fro m a ten d ay Vaca tion spe nt with their ' daughter. Rose Marie Hutchenson in Nebraska . Fa stest Hot Rods Meet Wh ile t he Conroys ONT ARlO, Calif. ( UP! ) vacationed in Nebraska Mrs. The premier dr iver s of th e Alice Dodson vacationed with National Hot Rod Association her son, Mr . and Mrs. J a ck · begin q ualifying t oday for their Conroy of Colum bus. year -e nd fina le . the $200,000 .... After returning hom e the Supernationals at the Ontario Conroys received word that Motor Speedway. ther .s on , Hug h, was in an The Supernationals will be Akr on hospi l<ll a nd they went an allcpro show with ope n immediately to see him . Mr . ~d Mrs. William Rose qua lifying in top fuel, funny car and pro stock elimi nato_rs . were Sun day visitors of Mrs. today a nd Saturday . Milhoa n and Berna rd. This year the meet is being I A birthda y par ty waS. ,given he ld. in conjunction with the for Mr s. Clara Mi lhoa n annual NHRA World F inals, a Saturday evening. Mrs. Glenna Milhoa n and handicap-style com petition for sportsm en driver s . Berna r d' were dinner guests of Accutron® ' dow n th e field , wi th a three yar d run by Blake capping the drive. Bob Seelig ran in the extra points . "T he defense did a real good ' David Bla ke opened th e game's scor inl! with a GO y;~ r d nm fm the Marmulers, .wilh the conversion attemp t fai li ng. East(!r n cam e back to tie the score <JI. 6-6 at int.crm is.<-~ion on a ' 5- The Daily Sentine l, Middleporl-PQ.m eroy, 0 ., Friday. Oct.11. 1!174 '. Marauder babes beat Eastern 16~6 Local &wling /'. The Rio Gra nde Cross· Country Team is p1·epari ng fq r thr Rio Gra nde Invitationa l, tn be held on the college course here. saturday. October 12. • • ·~- ,. J / . '' . i' . • jo . • ' , ,' .. . ' ' / )" .J '· '· .1 .. J, . ·, '\ ~ ... ,. · .. j I i I . "· I . ,,· \ �·- . 4 _ The Da ily Se ntine l, MiddlepOrt-Pomer oy, 0., ~·riday, Od. 1.1. 1974 Rio meet Saturday Wolfpt~n The meet ·will st.."trt a t 10 c1.1 11 . with 33 high schools and scvl'n co ll eges ente red. Co ll e~cs par ticipa tin g ar~ Rio Grande, Mar s ha ll , .Cedarville, l.T.T. \Dayt on ). Lakeland rommunity Collegr , Wilberforct• and West Virginia Institqtc of Technology. Rio Gra nde trave led to Indiana ror two meets last week. Tuesda}·, October I, I he tea m ran in the Tay lor Tnvita ti on3 1 and placed second with Ill points: Hillsdale ( Mieh ig;_w I \fas rirst with 25 points. Bernard Tilley was No. 1 Lay Away · For Christmas man, coming in 11th (27:30): he was followed by Greg Baldwm 1181.h-27 :39): Stacy Osj)or ne, 126 lh-2B: 05i: Chuck Sehoeppner 127\h-28:03 ): and Bill Canfield (32nd-28:25). The learn returned to In- 1 di a na ro r the Mario n I nvitational, Friday, Oct. 4, a nd placed seventh. Hillsdale was first in the Invitationa l. No . 1 man was Stacy Osborne, 26th: Bernard. Tilley, 33rd; Chuck Schoe pp n er. 34 th: Gr eg Baldwin, 38th ; an d Bill Canfield. 48th . In the J-V race , Bob Boyd, a new team member, and Ha rry White, assistant coach, ran well and placed high . The meet scheduled with Urba n a next VVed nesday, (October 16 I has bee n cancelled. Give Bulova I'Ort[ l<i.JV li\N E\ News, Note!S WPdllP '> d.lv A!!Prnoo n L•··HJue ' •!ipt •r Mr. and Mrs . Bill Fnu{'h and fami ly and Mr . and Mrs . Earnest vnu(.~h II~ Hu nli nJ-! 1011 , w. Va. WCI'(' Sunday visi 1UI'!-i ur Mr. •nd Mrs: Jack Ela 111 . Bill and Cat•olyn . Mrs. Wa lter Jordan and Mrs . Clint on Gilkey were Wed ~ nesday visitor s of Mr . and Mrs. Lincoln Russe ll. Sunday di nner guests of !'vfr. and Mrs. Char ley Smi th were Mr. and Mrs. Harl ey T . Johnson, Mr . and Mrs. Doy le ·Kna pp , Ka il, Kevi n and Charles. a'nd Mr. and Mr s. Daniel Worley of Beekley, W. · Va. Mr . and Mrs. James W. J ohn son a nd fami ly h ave moved in to the ir new home on Wolf Pen Road. Mr. a nd Mrs. Rober t Reed of Hemlock Grove were Sunday visitors of Mr. a n'd Mrs. Guy Sargent and son. '"''4 Won L o'>t S • • ptPmh• • r 1~. (\/lr ( •u " '·"~,-.., lurp'•, 1 t1 rr •r• I) ,Hry I<, I t • '" / /, l1•·v il c, " ?0 .,,.,.,.. ... ... ,, 1\('t•o;, •jl) 1,' t df't\()IU . .. '· •IJ)p l y I? r llr'> ,.., ··· " ' ' · ' ·r•hio I? r· ·~crlo "I ntlr v .r!•,,, , ......(~· ;i n• ~· {~ ( o,l l'f\1 ' <, l ol l lt ' In c! l ' o: 'tl'( t nrJ llr• lly ( ,.lllH ' I <,(l ~. l t (lh '-. ('ri t•<; '/H I I ( Il l Whil 11.. • R r• t> y ".(.•co nd ll oqlo Wl•o>l,l l c h .rl l , J.1 nr· (,., rnc ~ . ro ~ ' ·"' •()'i ~f' <lm , Hrqh (,,l,t •~ Su p 0r \ l oH '> !'16 ', ' ,'tr <:, I I 1 ... Su p r ' r :Juni'o r H ig h Foolh ;.J I , 't'Wll. under the lutdrlgl' 11f head eoac h .John .1\ r noll, upped its rccurd to :J-1 Tlllll'~d< JY <.'v(•n ing with a Hi-6 vil'lfln o vt> r visiting Eas lcrn ~.j.. T!w li t II (' Mcrraudt·rs Sc ored on•·•· 1nl h(.• firs t qucrrl.l•r. only t.o S('e I he J·:ag lt's (·orne back to tie th(· s('OI'(' in !.he second peri od, bdon• M(•igs broke the garne "rwn late in the thin! quarter <ln d \'0 1rl y m Lhe .fourth frame. Tlw MPigs $0Ayard pas.'punt play. ~locked that rolled ouL uflheF.ag leendzone latei nlhe third s tanza gave Me igs a safe-ty and an 8-6 leaq. · on the ensuing series of downs. the Marauders dr ove Fo r everyone who ap prec icites the preciSe time, Bu lova guarantees the accuracy of every Accu tron watch to within a minute a month .· And the precise time to see o ur ~e l ectio n of Accutron watches is rinht now. •we will ~djust to this tolera nce, If neces sary. Guarantee is for one rear. \ . N. W. COM·'PJON ' 0. D OPTO.MET~,IST ·' OFFICE HOU~S 9: 30 TO 12.2 TO 5 (CLO~E · AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. • CEL E BRAT E D BIRTHDAY - Roger .E dward ~ ~'Partlow celebrated his rir st • blrtliday Wednesday with a : party a t the home of his ~ . g randmother, Mrs. Alice : Wagner, with his mother, : Mrs. Gloria Partlow, as : hostess. Others attending ,., were his paternal gr and-•' mother, Mrs. Helen Partlow, : hi s brother, -· Billy, Mrs. ; Suzanne Rl ch·mond, Ne al : Richmond, Marjorie Jeffers Howard, Wanda Pat· •"'~ and terson and Angle, E ster Lee, ••. Paul and Chris, Robin and : Jackie Wagne r, Johnny and : Linda Partlow, . E ddie and ~ Thomas Sarver, and Susie "' and Teresa Dillon. · Ba•·•tboarcl wood with charm "rea/ and elegance'' 1\.(·n o Hidg(· INDOOR/OUTDOOR DECORATING • · Creored from rrees groWn in the fore sts of Vermont • New wood is cui , ki ln-dried , distressed and stained • Lovel y, silver-gray barnboard e ffec1 • Gi ves eff ect of nature'!. own aging process :·~~--·--~~-"-- .. Authorized dealer for Zenith : - Gibson - Hardwick . Kit, che n Aid . Litton (Micro: wave , OVen). Also Dox>JI SALE PRICE 33!~ ONE BUNDLE CONS ISTS OF 8' LENGTHS OF· RANDOM WIDTHS TOTALING 37Y, SQ. FT . m Propane Service. • • ~ Ridenour's I ' :I ; • .,•" .' Phone 985-3307 All Sale Priced Now IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION ' off ORNAMENTAL IRON ~~~ LIGHTWEIGHT BOUT SAN DIE GO, Calif. ( UP! I Lightweig ht contender Jimmy Heair of Los Angeles meets · Mexic o's Migue l Mayon tonight in a scheduled 10- Di ~t i r~c. t ive, ecor'IOmr cal wrought iron 15- easily installed do if vour~e l ff • 4' SECTI ON SALE PRICE m. r:restwall" 0' SECTION SALE PRICE 4' eosilyt'cleoned . "' • Man-mode f inish hardboard ~ 11 I L...__ _J NICDIJI.I 4i) I - Shu~ 6'8 " HIGH ALUMINUM RAISED PANEL HEMLOCK DOOR Verticol groin hemlock -door hos safety gloss . Reody to finish. Measures 2'8" x 6'8" x 1%". STORM DOOR Early ,1\meric.on design door has · selhloring screen ond tempered safety gloss_ CroSsbuck pane l design . 8' X - Fe el un sure of the mse lv es Nylon·Kitchen Ca~ .· . With Foam Back · 599 . ' sQ. YD. 3·99sQ. 1 Roll • . YD. , Does your lo ss of hea r i ng li mit and embarass you ? Wh y nol let D i les H ea ri ng Ai d Centers h ~ l p Y.ou ? After thor.Oug h t esting and ap . pr opr iat e m·ed ica l ·or cli n ical ref e rr a l, yo u can purch ase a new hea r !ng ai d f or less than 515.00 per 1 m on th , · t hrOugh r eg ul a' r · ban k finan c in gplan s. Call t he off ice' n ee r est you ·J or an appol ntm e.nt, in eith er your home or on e of ou r . . FOR SUSPENDED CEILINGS REG . 21.95 Ingels Furniture iV1 iddfppnrt •. {)pen t fl. u Sat. Nights ' ·-,; ., . CEILiNG TILE X VINYL STA-LITE . FULL CARTON ONLY AT THIS SALE PRICE. ..c- • * EACH ·. .' ., . ' .., ·t ., I , . .·•• . , 1.-'9 3.-'9 1.06 1.99 thought for the day: P residen t Frankli n D. Rooseve lt said, " We have a lways known that heedless selfinterest was bad morals; we kn ow now that it is bad econom ics ." ALL SPORTS FANS lHE BOOK IS HERE! "DUFFY" AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY BY DUFFY DAUGHERTY WITH DAVE DILES ALSO THE BUCKEYES have bee n sent to four counties. Ferguson sa id the coun ties and_. amounts were Wayne, 1543,007; Coshoclj)n 1167,919; Gue rn sey, • $142,228 and Law re nce, $134,.125 . · A Story of Ohio State Football by _Wilbur Snypp. Thank Sn a rl Proof R e g . $4 .69 retailer '3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE ONLY · 1 Why is our Plymoulh Vali a nl lhe best-selling s mall car in America? You 're looking at th e b iggest reaso n right h e re : Plymouth Valia nt Dust e r. With room for 5 people. a giant trun k. a nd really good gas mileage, no wonde r it's so popular. Come o n in , we 'll s hQw you how easy it is to gO num ber o n e . 5 Buses SUNDAY SCHOOL •••••••• .lO:OO MORNING SERVICE •••••••• ll:OO EVENING SERVICE. ••••••••• 7:30 WEDNESDAY EVENING •••• ;, 7:ao Call 675-5829 A tterida.n c&-303 . . · of Our ·"SERVICES * .Last Week's Sunday Schoo ~ · ' f AM AM PM PM P/ymout/1 GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CH U RCH I .' Located ~:~ext to Mason .County Fairgrouncb. Off Rt. 62, 4 Miles :North of _Point Pleasant . . .' PM Ask us tor details o n Chrysler Corporation's New 1975 Warra!'ty Clincher . ' ' fhe Ohio Valley's Most Exciting Church'" ' It's the 3~99 SOUTH .3RD AVE., MIDDliP()RT, 0. . I ,. . •. , . 1.99 3.7-' 5. 2-' * Door to Door Service * Teenage Bus Route .. 011ert1ead .. ' ROLLBACKS MADE COLUMBUS t UP ! I - Sta le Audito r · J ose ph Fer g uson reported Thursday a total of $987, 480 in second half proper ty tax r ollback r eim burse ments A SURGE RY F OR BOWA PHILAD8LPHIA ( IJPI ) P hila delphia Phillies shortstop Larry Bowa will und er go surger y Monday for r ~moval of a loose particle in his left knee, the club a nnounced Thursday . Bowa ha s ~en bothered by. the condition for the past few m onth s .. P hi ls tr a in er Don Seger said the operation was being performed simply to r emove th e irritant fr om Bowa's leg. In Mason-Gallla-Melgs Area ' ' .. 5.% MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Officer s were elected and insllilled along with pa trol leaders a t the Monday nigh t meeting of Junior Troop 39 a t the Heath United Methodist Church. The officers are Stephanie Houchins, scribe , with Barbara Haley, assistant; Pa ul Hor ton , · treasurer ; Susanna Wise, <:~ss i stan t treasurer. Discussed at the meeting was a new point system . Points will be awarded fpr attendance. books, dues, badges, special pr ojects, knowing the laws a ncl t he promise, and wearing of un iforms. · A Halloween paFty was d iscussed. After the meeting Patrol! laid a tra il , with Patrol2 and 3 following it. A mee ting of the girl scout mot hers was set for I p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 15, a l Hea th Church . Mothers of a ll of the girls are asked to a ttend the meeting. DEAR POLL Y - My Pet Peeve is with those se<:~soni ng cans 1hat come with plastic tops fr om which you ca n pour , spoon ur sprinkl e. Often the cover is no t securely placed on the conta iner. When the ha ndy lids ar{' used the whole thing con'1es off. - APRIL. DEAR PO LLY - I want to tell Jean how I clea n a sandstone fi replace - a remedy I lea rned by trial-a nd-error. Place a plastie drop cloth over the·floor a round the fir eplace fld cover it with several thicknesses of newspaper . In a small pan 1for easy ha ndlin g) ma ke a strong soluti on of water and that powdered big job clea ner tha t requires no r insing a nd wiping dry. Hope full y you will have an old nylon hai r brush with stiff br istles that needs repladng. Put on rubber gloves . With the brush start at lhe top and sc rub a strip about a fool wide, all the wa>' down, a t a lime. Refill pan with solu tion when needed a nd keep on with one strip after a nother . As the brush wears out saw off with a hack sa\o\. The job ca n rea lly be done very quickly and easily. Unless lhe fir eplace is very dirty one brush s hould do the job. The brush ha ndle protects your knu okles from rubbing against the rocks. I much prefer this to the .mUria tic acid recommended by rock maso ns a nd think it does a cleaner job . - MRS. G. C. M. DEAR MRS. G.C.M. -I was Interested to nolo you s tarted a t ..,_ e 10p. l have always round that when washing wa lls, etc., It is m ure s atisractory to s tart a t the bottom. There is less c h3nce of Slreaking. - P!lL1-Y. DEAR POLLY - My new bedspread has to be dry cleaned and I do not wa nt lo use it for a n extra cover. I had the problem of wha t to do with it a t night. I had a n old baby bed gua rd rail a nd found that by sliding it in at the foot of the bed the proble m was solved. My afghan is folded across the bottom rail aod the spread is folded over the lop . When washing dishes I put in the required a mount of de ter gent but a small amount of wa ter. As the water cools I a dd m or e hot water without having to d r a in some away or have to add more deter gent. - DIAN!':. DI': AR POLLY - Mothe r a nd I both do crewel embroidery and found it so hard to keep the va rious colors and shades of colors sepa ra ted. Now I put notches on the two opposite long sides of a piece of cardboard and numbers by the notches. 8ach ya rn color is wr apped around tw o opposite notches that have the colors marked according to the work char l. Now it is so easy to differe ntiate betwee n the color s and shades. - TRACY. * S Buses Now Running Every Sunday .•• Block Co~~ . 3.1Y I WAH POLhY - Do lht• beet les that a p(X!ar on rose lm!-i ll es gu into lhe ground to destroy the rooL'5? Jf so, how does one gel r id of them before 1hey get that ra r ? . EVE LYN. ' Th~. D~partment ·store of Building Since -1915':' ' I 4 .-16 I 0.46 Bugged by beetks on her rose bushes LARGEST BUS FLEET . 23' EACH SALE PRICE 13~ mun ity. Mrs. Janf:' Snou rrer, also a community coordina tor . was prese nt at the meeting a nd in tr oduced . Milford ·Hysell pres ided at the meeting when pla ns were disc ussed for the a nn ual Hnlloween car nival Oct. 24 . Mrs. Phyllis Hackett outlined plans for the carniva l noting tha t paren ts will be asked for fo od donations. The teac hers handle most phases of the ca rnival but the PTA is to take car~ of the food sa le. Volun teers to assist with the games a r e needed. As in prev ious years, cos·tumes wi ll be judged a nd prizes awarded. Hyseil re ported tha t Mrs. Pa uli ne Reuter. Mrs . Si bley Slack and Mr s. Li nda Boyles have been na med to the membership commi ttee . At .the mee ti ng 34 were en rolled in the PTA. Mrs. Charl ene Hoe fli ch was a ppoin ted cul tural arts c hairwoman for the sc hool. Room count or p arents showed the best in a ttendance fr o m Mrs. Hac k ett's ho m e r oom. Ne w teac her s intrOOuced were Miss Weese, teac her corps intern ; Karen Maziar z, learning disa bili ties teac her , and' Jane Russe ll, re med ia l readi ng teacher. Pa re nts were asked to beg in saving items for the ya rd sa le to be h eld som etim e in November. 1\ mcctin~ of the Big Bend Neighborhood of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Counc'il will be Wed nesday a t t p.m. at the Col umbus and Sout hern Ohio E lectric Co. Mrs. Isabelle Fosler , Athens, the distr ict adv isor, will be here to meet with leaders, assista nt leaders a nd other volunteers t.o discuss ways of offering Sl'OUti ng to more girls. New Brownie tmop~ a re in the process of being organized at the Pomeroy E lemen tary Schoo l and in t he Rutla nd community. Plan s call fo r the appointment of two mot her s in each e lem e ntary sc huol to serve as advisors for scouting programs . ~----~------------------~--~~ lHE TRI.OOUNTY'S l bri~ht I 1.2 1 By PuHy Cra m t~ r nrn i son , (' OOI'd i nCitO I' . They disc ussed huw funding for th(• n•rtdln'-\ progr<:~m ca me about, the t:J ilfls an d objeeliv('S u£ the work which involve5 reC~ di n g on a ll levels, an d is not pri m t~rily C'Once rne d wi t h rc nwd ia l work. Mrs . Fis her showed pic tur es or the rea din g c·lasses on the' e ll'mrntary sc hool le\·e l and urged parents 111 ht.Jp the ir c hildren become be llc·r reade rs by en('ouraging and prov id in g . newspa pers. books and magazines in the home. She said tha t if a child is too yo ung to rea d, the n the child should be r ead to by the pa re nts. Refrt:-Shments were served . Charlene Hoef)ich. " 's Pointers Rouy rrrson . T!1e li..>adll'r rt•tl(hng corps program was pn•s t•nlert hy Mrs. Honnir F isher. l eam · k <llkr. David Mc Wi ll iam s. <:~ss i !-!1anl rl i rP elu r. .Jo hn Cu~ft-107.<.'. inlt-.· rn . and . Carl J99 WEST MAIN ST. 992-2164 POMEROY, OHIO THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR P ETS S TAB~E S LAR GE AND SM A LL ANIMAL S- LAWN S- GARDENS. 12" mOtte surface • 9ives lipht, l ltlPt't~·k : ;uttl Ti tn Haslt;u u . ; dh· rnir 1in~ in tl u• r ule of Thmn a s J c f- BOOSTER .CABLE • Smooth white panel • Scrubbab le vinyl surfor• 22~ SALE PRICE 9~ 15 .71 2.500 sq ft hag 5.000 sq ft hag ' ' CEILING TILE • Bold, deep surface pattern • Scrubboble Surface 249 S. Pa int St. . 12" ' Parkersburg, W. Va . 1029 Markel Sf. ·c.hilii cothe·· ' Starter Fe rtilizer ~ Conwacl Swirls Athens ;. '' ' • I .' Paul ,la iTd l. John and Mark Mc'f:ui r·e Tow k t•1 I, Ht.•\'t' f't' : T III H•Itly ·MODERN SUPPLY CEILING TILE .•. '· 1.000 sq ft hox 2.500. sq ft ho .x 1·588 12" .x 12" Portreroy Cement 444 W. Union St . . ' ~ Conwad • • Attroct ive DILES ' . ' Ti mu t h ~ Sh a d~ ..\rca rM Seed ' 12" X. 12" ONLY ' Ht'n r v : T IHII'III tr rl, ( ; t' ' II' J-!i.' W;i ,..., IUrl~~lt l ll ; NO I\ . S.-\ VE ) I 0 ,000 sq fl hag 15.000 sq ft h ag ... . Hearing Aid Centers I . Turf Builde r ® _, ),000 sq ft hag authorized • All-metal surface · Paneling . o ffic~s. 11 WAS 2-LITE 48" GRID LIGHT • Includes .hordwore (less lomps). •ungalew Ill' ' VALUES! $f;l66 SALE PRICE church - Avo i d full participation in fami l y gatherings : sQUARE YARD • public · m eetings & '. .. . MANY MORE Preffnished 99 Scotts Lawn Products 'at Year-End Savings! PER ~'""' ,, II two year program is fede rally fun ded i~ the amo un t of i600 ,000 and serves elementary and secondary schools in Lhe Me igs Loca l Se hool District. Twenty interns are ac ti ve in the schools . I n addition to the inte r n• pr ogr am where the students all have bache lor deg r ees in educat io n , the pr ogram offers c'o urses in reading to teachers. This is ca lled the in-se rvice train ing phase of the read ing program. Third phase of the read ing .pr ogram, 'Yet to be instituted, is direc~ed towa rd im proving the readin g of adults in the com- '" $129 or~ • Assorted colors 4' Cau ~ es m.Bnv per sons to : x·s· •~ Worm, d ~rable, SPECIAl. POOR HEARING " PA,NELING round_ef. . Phil Sw inde ll Area Representative !1 25% INDOOR/ OUTDOOR SALE PRICE 501 NYLON SALE M CENTEH '~""'~ Tht.• O hi ~ ~ Uni\'t·rs ity ' <!111 1 had observa nce o r Ame rie<tn 11.'(.'<.1iVl'<l il .h•n uing.s ' .sdwbr Edqca tio.n Wt>ek, Oc t. 21-24, phiQUl' mul a buurul vnlmn •.> of was announl·cd ~Jt .t he Mond ny' [ Uw l~·t· ltu ·('s . night meeting of the Saletll MtJs . Ca l' nl Pit• r·c.:t• , .Jr .. ga.ve C£'nte r PT A. Whilt> parents art• d t·vill ions fl'o1 11 P:.-;a lru 11 . and invited 1o v isit ' the school pr;iyl'l", wi1h M r ~. Ft' l ty anytime that week. Thursday kadi n ~ tlw- plt•dgt· The was designated as the day treasurer 's n •pur t s how.l'd a when the PTA will serve balanceuf $95fi.07. Mrs. Russt•ll re fres hments. Whi tley's first g ra de-. Mrs . It was re ported during the Olive Page 's second gradr, ~ md meeti ng conducted by Mfs. M r~. ·~urner's fifth grad<.· til•d Wa llace Fetty that Mrs. Rober t for the· a ttendance award. Duga n will at te nd the Oh io Mr s. Whill f'y. prugr.r~m PTA convention in Cincin na ti , chairwoman, introd ured Mrs . Oct. 28-30, and the PTA voted to Tu r ner's fi ft h g1·a ct e class allow ,$75 toward her expenses. which presented a skit on how T he an nual fa ll festival was U1e l:l colonies won thri r inse t ror Nov. 23 a t tl1e schoOl. depende nce. a chapter frum Mrs . Fetty re por ted that the ' he sociai studies course . stage (:'urt.ains plU'chased by Ta kin g part wen• Patric ia the PTA have been shipped a nd KLUl ath. Bunnie Sm ith, Ta nuny are expect.ed to arr ive with in Fe tty and Te resa Basham. the next fe w d ays . Mrs . Sons of Li be r·ty; Df:'n ni s William Willford prese nted a Thor nton a nd Den ise Turner, le tter from the Meigs Board of readers; Cur tiss Sm ith, King Education commending those George; PaW Gr aves, Ge ner a l who ass isted -· in th e Gage: Mark B laCks~m. Connie redecor ation of the sc hool this Adkins. Den ise Turner. a nd Reg ina Blanton , Loyali sts a nd summe r. The Meigs Coun ty Counc il of Tories; Jimmy Peyton, Pare nts an d Teac he r s ' Sam ue l Adams; John C. Lee. m eeting was announced for Nov . 7 a t Rutland . The Oct. 3 meeting wa~ reported on by Mrs. Willford wh o told of the council 's endorsem ent of the levy for the school fo r the The teac her s' corps reading me ntally r etarded , and of the prog ra m , how it opera tes a nd organiza tion of an Easter n what it offers to students, was Hig h Sc hool PTA . presented in a pa ne! disc ussion Mrs. Paul Graves r ea d a headed by John Redov ian, letter fr om the Ohio PTA a n- coordinator, a t the Th ursday nouncing that because of a lack nig ht mee ting of the Bradbury of adequate subscriptions , the PTA. PTA magaz ine h as b ee n Se-rv ing with Redov ian on the discontinued a nd those having pa nel we re Dave McWilliams . alread y paid for the magazine assistant project dir ector , an d will r eceive a refund .. A girl Ca r l De nison, comm unity s c out m eetin g in Rutland . coordinator . wit h the Tuesday nig ht was a nn ounced . assistance and commen ts of Mr s . Roberta Wil so n , Mr s. Be tsy H or k~ . tea m principa l, re ported that Mrs. leader , and Ann Weese, intern An na Turner ha d a ttended the at the Br adbury Sehool. J e nnings Holden lectures at Redov ia n explai ned tha t the ~;r-----------------------, Mr . and Mrs . William and Hazel {Milhoan ) Rose repor ted by card that they boar ded the 747 je l to Hawaii. -Mrs. Glenna Milhoan "I ca n't let Miguel spoil my bid for the title ," said Heair, the No. 5-ranked World Boxing Council lightweight. "I've been . 'I . chasmg ( champ1on Roberto 1 Duran ever since I whipped Olango Carmona alinost a year and a half ago. " Hea ir lost to Hector Thompson. the top-ranked contender, in Australia. Mayon, 22, Sonora , stopped ' · Jimmy Robertson and veteran Vic Abraham. in his last two local bouts . ! _:he:te~~i~:_....J •• EXTRA VALUE CARPET SELECTION T. V. & Appliance _Gas Service .Girl Scout Diary By ' PTA hears Redovian •., • Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!~---··-------.. and fam ily on- Sun.day. 50 Rolls in Stock . job," sa id Atnott following the ' gam e. '' Bla ke was' the· dif· ' fe re nce". ' Nex t Thu rsd ay th~ . little Mar auders travel across the. ri vei to bat Ue Wahalna. II"'"--":':"'~=-:"-~~:"':~':'~~-O:~":~--.. . Education week to be observed ·' VERMONT Mr. and Mr s. Erroll Con roy re turn e d fro m a ten d ay Vaca tion spe nt with their ' daughter. Rose Marie Hutchenson in Nebraska . Fa stest Hot Rods Meet Wh ile t he Conroys ONT ARlO, Calif. ( UP! ) vacationed in Nebraska Mrs. The premier dr iver s of th e Alice Dodson vacationed with National Hot Rod Association her son, Mr . and Mrs. J a ck · begin q ualifying t oday for their Conroy of Colum bus. year -e nd fina le . the $200,000 .... After returning hom e the Supernationals at the Ontario Conroys received word that Motor Speedway. ther .s on , Hug h, was in an The Supernationals will be Akr on hospi l<ll a nd they went an allcpro show with ope n immediately to see him . Mr . ~d Mrs. William Rose qua lifying in top fuel, funny car and pro stock elimi nato_rs . were Sun day visitors of Mrs. today a nd Saturday . Milhoa n and Berna rd. This year the meet is being I A birthda y par ty waS. ,given he ld. in conjunction with the for Mr s. Clara Mi lhoa n annual NHRA World F inals, a Saturday evening. Mrs. Glenna Milhoa n and handicap-style com petition for sportsm en driver s . Berna r d' were dinner guests of Accutron® ' dow n th e field , wi th a three yar d run by Blake capping the drive. Bob Seelig ran in the extra points . "T he defense did a real good ' David Bla ke opened th e game's scor inl! with a GO y;~ r d nm fm the Marmulers, .wilh the conversion attemp t fai li ng. East(!r n cam e back to tie the score <JI. 6-6 at int.crm is.<-~ion on a ' 5- The Daily Sentine l, Middleporl-PQ.m eroy, 0 ., Friday. Oct.11. 1!174 '. Marauder babes beat Eastern 16~6 Local &wling /'. The Rio Gra nde Cross· Country Team is p1·epari ng fq r thr Rio Gra nde Invitationa l, tn be held on the college course here. saturday. October 12. • • ·~- ,. J / . '' . i' . • jo . • ' , ,' .. . ' ' / )" .J '· '· .1 .. J, . ·, '\ ~ ... ,. · .. j I i I . "· I . ,,· \ �• '' 7 - The Dally ~ntmel, M1ddleport-Pomerov . 0. F'n~,t v ~t 11 GR4HAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e ac h tng 9 JO a m t .r st and second Sundays of each mon th thrr1 and fourth Sunday s e a c h m onth wor shrp servr ce at 7 30 p m Wedn esday evenrng s at 7 30 Pra yer and B rble Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulb erry Hergh ts Po me roy Pastor Gr rar d Se to n Sa bbath schoo l every St~ t ur day .at 2 p m an d wor s t1tp se rvr ce followrn Q at 3 15 p m Open Br b!e d rsc u ssr on 7 30 p m at th e chur c h each Th ur Sdi'IY POMEROY a m ConfeSSIOns Sat urd ay 7 POMEROY TRINITY 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP Rev W H Per r m p astor Roy TIST Rober t K uhn pas tor Ma ye r Sunda y sc hoo l supt W il liam W atso n Sund ay sc hool Chu rc h sc ho o l 9 15 a m worsh tp se rv 1c e 10 2-t a m ... sup r Su ndav schoo l 9 30 a m 6 p m Br ble s tudy B YF Youth ch01r rehea r sal Mon W edn es da y 7 p m c h or r day 3 30 p m und e r d1r ect1 0n pra ctr ce W edn dav 8 30 p m of Mary Skmn er sen10r c ho1 r POMEROY WESLEYAN rehearsal 7 30 p m Thur sd ay HOLINESS CHURCH W1ltr Mrs Pa u l N ease H arrrs on v l l l e Re v 0 D e ll d i rec tor M an le y P as to r H enr y E bl rn POMEROY -CHURCH OF Sun day Sc hoo l Sup t Sunday T~E NAZARENE Corn er Schoo l 9 3Q a m E ven m g Union and Mulberry R ev ..vor sh p 7 30 p m Pra y er and Clyde V Henderson , pas t or Pr arse se rvr ce Tt1U rsd ay 7 30 Sunday school 9 30 am Glen s upt morn1 ng worShip 10 30 am ev en 1ng McClung , servtce 7 30 m td week ser vice Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev Harold Deeth r ect or Church serv tces 10 30 a m Holy commun ion f 1r st Sunda y of mor th church sc hoo l 10 30 am ,. ,. ,. c', • 1 for nursery t hr ouah 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHN:IST - F err ell Gronm g er pastor B1bl e sc hoo l 9 30 a m worsi'HP 10 30 a m a d u lt wor ship serv1 ce and y o ung peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Combined Brble study and pr ayer meet.ng W ednesday 7 30 p m " THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wmrng , off1cer rn charge Sunday , 10 a m , Holmess meetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peop les L eg1on, 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p m , Lad res Hom e L eag u e 7 p IJl Prep classeS ~ ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Syc amor e and Second St s Pomeroy Th e Rev W lll ram M rdd les war t h Pastor Sund ay Sc hool at 9 45 am and Chu r ch Servr c es 11 am ~· SACREU . HEART R ev ~Father J ot1n N a -r am 'l pastor Phone 99 . 25 ' Saturday even 1ng Ma ss 1 30 .,l p m Sunday Mass J an d 10 ..• .. FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST '181 Mul berr y Av e P om e roy a ff!11at ed wrth S B C the Rev r=r ed H rll pas tor T roy Zwrl l m g Sund a y sc h ool supt Sunda y sc hoo l 9 30 am m or n rng w or sh•P 10 10 Sund a y e v ang c i 1Sfrc m ee tr ng 7 30 p m Pr ayer m E'e t• nQ WPd nesd <lv 7 30 om om SYR A CU SE FIRST - HU R CH OF G OD Rev George Orler pastor Sunday school 9 ~S a n r morn •nq p r eac h rnCJ 11 l n cvf" n Q('I str c se rvr ce 7 1 r> P ' Pr• or 1 'r. T f' 'V MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Marn Mtddleporl Rev Henry Key J r pastor Sunday School 9 30 am r Mrs Ervtn Baumgard ne r , supt. Mornrng wor Sh i p. 10 45 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larrv Carnahan pres 1dmg mrnr ster Sunday B1ble lee ture 9 JO am Watchtower study 10 30 am Tuesday , B rble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m rnr str y s c hool 7 30 p m servr c e meetrng 8 30 l(l t I POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR 1ST 200 W Marn St - Lo r en T Steph en s, evange1 1st phone 99 2 7856 C on s er v at rve n on rnstrum ental Sunday wor shrp 10 am Br bl e s t ud y 11 a m worsh rp 6 p m Wedn esday Brbl e st udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (n on La ngs v lie d enomrnat anal ) Dexter Ro ad th e Rev Wor l ey Hal ey p astor Sun da y school 10 a m ev enmg worsh rp 1 30 p m Pra ye r m eet rng Tu esday , 7 30 p m youth group Fr rday 7 30 p m pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Christian Unton Lawrence Manley pastor Mrs Russel l Young Sunday Sc hoo l Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Even rng worshrp , 7 30 Wednesday pra y er meet rng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Ra cme Route 2 the Re v J ames M Muncy , pastor Sun d ay school 9 -45 a m mornrng worshrp l1 a m , even rng worshtp 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Yo ung peop l e's meetmg 7 30 o m Thursday RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST - Rev Don 0 liard pas t or R a g e'" Tu r n er assrsranr pas to r Sund ay sc h oo l 10 30 a m Sunda y eve n mg se r v rce 7 30 We d n esd ay B rbl e st udy 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTI ST - Corn er Srxth and P alm e r the Rev St eve Ska g gs p as tor Danny T homp son Sundav school supt W M PO rad o program 1 45 arm Sunday school 9 15 am mornrng worsh rp 10 15 am Y outh act1vrt es and fel lowshrp tor 1unror and sen ror h rg h stud ent s 6 p m B rble study 7 30 p m Mrd week prayer servrce Wednesday 7 30 p m the Sermonette , Let"s move beyond our hang-ups ' ' CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mtddleport 5th and Marn George Glaze mmrster James Sheets superintendent Brble school , 9 30 a m mornmg worship, 10 30 am even rng worshrp 7 30 p m prayer serv rce 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Co le past or F loyd Car son Sunday School supt Sund a y s chool ~ 30 a m morn.n g wor sh rp 10 30 am Sun day evangelr Sft C meetrng , 7 30 p m pr ayer m ee t ng W edn esday 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave , Mrddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday sc hool , 10 am worship ser vrce , II am worsh tp servrce , 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday night prayer serv1ce 7 30 Text: Hebrews 5:11-8·3 Our growth in the Chr1st-hke way of hvmg becomes stalled for var1ous reasons We like bemg pampered at preVIous levels of attamment Advancement and progress mvolve us m the struggle of growmgup Growth lS often a painful and paradoXIcal process, as well as an enr1ching, gratifymg expenence A lot depends on our own mood and atlltude Matur1ty 1s not attamed w1thout setbacks and problems of var1ous kmds Life often seems hke a long and wmdmg course we cut through trees and underbrush, the h1lls and valleys, the obstacles and challenges w1thin ourselves and our env1ronment, which mcludes of course, other people Our ~ehg10us pract1ce can become diluted , polluted so-tospeak, to the point we are only perfunctory church attenders talking about the same old subjects, havmg no gusto (or dynarruc application) to make life better or more whole for ourselves or anyone else. Our zeal degenerates We may fmd ourselves slidmg backwards instead of marching forward Hence we must take care to remmd ourselves we are nounshed for service. We are called to be sent We are bidden to be acllvely engaged m miSSIOn and ministry whatever our creed, sex, or race God has reached out to us and expects us to reach out to others. We are meant to be productv-'e rather than parasitiC agents Our ChriStian tradition IS not vahd unless 1t msptres actmn directed toward reconc1hat10n of humamty's dlVlswns through the commumcabon of salvation growmg out of o'Ur deeply rooted personal concern for mdlVldual and soc1al stab1hty, the essence of wh1ch lS mutual trust and respect We may have come "a long way, baby" through the evolutionary process Nevertheless, we've still got a long way to go before claiming arrival -Steve Skaggs, F1rst Baphst Church of Middleport, for the Me1gs County Mmisterial Assoc1atwn Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on October 6 was 47, offering was $19 66 Worship was held at 11 a m w1th Rev Meece speaking from Acts 18 on "An Appomtment W1th the Lord". Attendance was 2:! and offering, $18 35; Pledges were $45 World W1de Conununwn was observed The UMW wm meet on Tuesday evenmg Oct 15 at 8 p.m at the home of Thelma Henderson Wlth June Stearns leading the Pledge Serv1ce. Everyone welcome. Wednesday evenmg prayer serv1ce and B1ble Study each week at 8 p m at the church Attendmg the homecormng at Hemlock Grove from here on Sunday, October 6 were Genev1eve Guthne, Mary Carr, Martha Elliott, Kate Honacher, Mr and Mrs M1118rd Swartz, Mr. and Mrs Chas. D Woode Dinner guests on Sunday of Clara Follrod and Nma Robinson were W1lma Swartz, a cousm of Lottr1dge, and a fnend, Ruth Bas1m of Little Hocking A 1cousin, Harr1et Stalder of Parkersburg called in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs Richard Lee Swartz and son ol Wabash, Ind., recently Vlslled his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs V~re Swartz, Sunday through Monday. Richard Lee 1s a ruing young lawyer Wlth a f1n11 m Wabash. He met h1s w1fe in college in Londpn, England a few years ago Tlie son Ia named Andrew after his grandfaliJer, a 91 year old Englishman in London. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz were Mr and Mrs. CaSh Bentz of Salem, Mr ..nd Mrrr. Warren Bentz of Glouster and JOhn Van Meter of Albany. , Step)!en Follrocj, a student at Ohio State University, m Columbus, spent the wee~end THE Mrs Vere Swartz were Mr and Mrs Wa1d Swartz of Athens and Mr and Mrs Vernon Slacy (Phoebe Holland ), cousms of Sprmglleld, Ohw Carmel News, HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom • Estll Har.t pastor Roy Brown assJstant pastor Sunday school 10 a m , Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg, prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rrd Ave, the Rev William Knittel , pastor Ronald Dugan , Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages , evening servtce 7 30 p m B1ble studv. Wednesday 7 30 p m youth services Fnday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum, Mid die-port , Noel Herrman, pastor Saturday evenmg service, 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m , Sunday evening warshrp! 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE By the Day PARISH Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson, Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson and Tom of Racme , Mr and Mrs Shelby P1ckens and children of Pomeroy, Mrs Ed1th B1ckers and sons and Mrs Ralph Rose of Racme R D , spent Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Spendmg the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Homer C1rcle, Verna and Wavte Circle, were Mr and Mrs Russell Hams and DeAnn of Xema, Mrs D1x1e C1rcle of Cleveland He1ghts, Mr and Mrs Doyle Mull! and fanuly o[ Mansfield Mr and Mrs James C~rcle of New Haven and Mrs DQnald P1erce of Athens recently called at the home of Mrs Mary Circle Charles Wayne Brmker of Carey, Ohw called on his aunt, Mrs Dean Brmker and other relahves over the weekend W T Carleton of Racme called m the commun1ty on Monday. Ralph Lee called at the home of Mr and Mrs. Howard Frank and fam1ly of McKenz1e Ridge on Sunday afternoon. ~-------------- I I I 1 I 1 I I I you extra cash bring f Dr Shopping sprees PRES RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD- Phrllrp Whitley pastor Sunday school 10 a m wor s hip serv1ce , 7 p m Prayer meet1ng, Wednesday, 7 30 p m here w1th h1s parents, Mr and Mrs Clau- Follrod and h1s s1ster, Kathy Sunday guests of Mr and 1 Classified Ads UNITED BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY . Dw rght L Zav1tz , Pastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m , Mrs Homer Lee , Supt Mornmg WorShip, 10 30 a m ' MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School . 9 30 am , John F Fultz, Sur:<~t , Morning Worshrp , 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morning Worsh 1p 9 a m Sunday Church Schoo l 10 a m , Mrs Sampson Han Supt 1 1 THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev carlE Hicks Rev D Wm. Sydenstr.cker CHESTER - WorShiP 9 15 a m , Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worship, 9 a m , Church School 10 11 m FLATWOODS - Worship . II a m . • Church School 10 am POMEROY Worship , 10 30 a m , Church School 9 15 a m UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - WorShiP 10 a m , Chur~h School 9 a UMYF 6 30 pm .m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev. Robert Bumgarner " HEATH WorShtP 10 30 a m , Church School 9 30 a m , UMYF7pm RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 a m , Church School 10 a m , UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER Wor sh ip 9 am , Church School 10 am , UMYF Thursday, 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev. Richard E Jarvis ASBURY Worship 11 a m Church School 9 SO a m , WSCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN- Worship 9 a m , Church School 10 a m , wscs , 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a m , Churcl1 School 9 a m , WSCS, 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church SchooL 9 30 a JTl , worship servrc;,e , 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Steven Wilson Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shiveley BETHANY t Dorcas> Worship, 9 30 a m , Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL Worship, 11 am , 1st and 3rd Sundays , Church SchOol 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Sunday school, '11"30 am , worshtp f rrst and th ird- Sunday , - 7 30 P m , prayer meeting Wed nesday, 7 30 p m ' Feltowsi'"P supper first Saturday , 6 p m U M w second Tuesday 'I 30 . I I pm I r - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..... 1 EAST LETART Sunday school , 9 JO am , worsh'f p second and fourth Sunda\' , 7 30 Pm prayer meetrng , Wed n esd a Y 7 30 p fTl U M W frr ~ l W edn esday 1 30 p m WESLEYAN ,(Racin e ) 10 "' m Sunda y sc hool w or sh p 1 t a m rl1bl e study , T h u rs day 7 p m c ho rr pra c tr ce Thur~da y 8 p m I C'II ow s t1rp s u pp er lrr s t W edn es day 6 30 p rn U M W fo ur th Moodil y R pm GREAT BEND -~ Worsl"tto It a m 2nd and 4th Sundllv s Church Sc hool 10 a m ETART FALLS .,. , Wor •4'1rp 10 m Church sc hool, 9 i!• n B1 e study , 1 30 p m etery Tu sday ORNING SfAR ~ Worsh rp 9 3 am Church Sc hool 10" 30 am Mtd Week Servr c e Wedn esday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL War Shrp 11 am l SI and 3rd Sundays Chur ch Sc hool 10 ~ am PORTLAND - Wor shrp 7 30 Church Schoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh rp 11 am 2nd an d .tth Sunda ys Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - WorShip 10 am Church School 9 am Prayer Meet rng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch services 9 a m Sunday School 9 -45 a m 81ble Study every "fhur sda y , 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL ......... Wor sh1p 11 am Church Schoo! 10 p m am ALFRED - Sunday sc hool, •s am ea c h s unday , preaching at 11 a m each Sunday Prayer m eetrng 7 AS p m Wednesday WS CS 8 p m on thtrd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday School, 9 30 preachmg 7 30 p m Sunday , prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 frrst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worshrp 10 a m Chur ch School , 9 a m 9 TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh rp 9 a m Church School , 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Fredenck supt Servrce weekly , 9 30 a m on Sunday Prea chmg frrst and th~rd Sundays of month by Clifford Sm tth , 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Ooddr ril pastor Sunday School. 9 30 am , Leonard Gilmore first elder evenrng serv1c e 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Roule 2 Th e Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday school. 9 45 a m mornmg worsh i p , 11 am Evening servtces, Tuesday and Friday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Brble Study 9 30 am mornrng worsh1p, 10 30 am evenrng worsh1p , 6 30 p m Wednesday Brble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom, sunday School. 10 am wrth Wtl1ard Pigott . supt Evanget•strc message each Sunday evening 7 30 p m by E l der Russell Cl tne mrnrsterof the Aposto l rc Fa1th B1ble Study Wednesday , 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school serv1ce , 10 am Prayer meeting Thursday 7 p m Sundav eventng serv rce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harrtsonvllle Road R rck Morrrson pastor Sund a y school supt St even Stanley Sunday school 91.30 am mornrng worsh rp and commun1on 10 30 am Sunday even rng youth Chrr str an End eavor 6 30 p m wor shrp serv1ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday eventnQ prayer meetrng and Brb le stvdv 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, P rne Gro\le , The Rev Wrlltam M rddleswa rt h Pa s tor Church Ser v rc es 9 30 a m Sunda'i_ School 10 30 a m ~MADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Brble School, 9 30 am , mornrng worshrp 10 30 am Sunday even rng Worsh1p Serv1ce, 7 30 p m cho r practice Sunday and Wed nesday, 7 p m , prayer meetrng and Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norrrs, pastor Sunday school 10 a m , Church service, 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study , 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 30 a m , Mornrng Worshrp , 10 30 am , Evenmg Worsh1p, 7 30 p m , Wednesday M1d Week Servrce Sunday School Superintendent Gerald Wells Pastor, Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - Walter P 81kacsan, pa stor, R:onn1e Salser , S s Supt , Sunday School, 9 30 r a m , Mornrng Worship 10 -45 am Sunday evening worship 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Brble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN R:ev Lelon Glasure, pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , youth and 1unior youth serv1ce 6 45 p m , evening worship , 7 30 p m , prayer and prarse, Wednesday 7 30 D m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean, pastor Sunday School, 10 am , Leon Miller supt Even1ng serv1ce, 7 30 p m , Prayer meetmg, Thursday , 7 30 p m ClfEn'Eir- CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terfleld, pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , worship servrce, 11 am evenmg service, 7 prayer service and youth service, We.dnesdav 7 o m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH- Robert E Musser, pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , R:oy S1gman supt • morn1ng worship, 10 30 Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 30 M1d week servtce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard c Black pastor Bob Moore, Sunday School Supt Sunday School classes lor all ages , 9 30 am , mornrng worshrp, 10 AS NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p m , evangelistic service Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Mrsslonary meetrng second Wednesday , 1 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Smith, pastor . Sunday school 9 30 am , class leader, Leo Hill worsh1p servjce , 10 30 a m , ch~rch. 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRElrt REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake, Pastor Sunday School 10 a m , Howard McCoy supt , Morn mg sermon , 11 a m , Sunday night serv i ces Chrrstlan Endeaver, 7 30 p m , Song servrce , 8 p m , Preaching 8 30 p m , Mid week Prayer meeting , Wed nesday, 7 p m , Ray Adams lav leader 1..HURCH OF JESUS CHRIST- Located at Rutland on New Lima Road , next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray .Rouse, pastor , Robert Musser , Sunday School supt Sunday school , 10 30 am , worShip 7 30 p:m Bible study, Wed nesday, 7 ."30 p m - Saturday night prayer HrVIce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROy 1E CHRISTtAN - Roger Watson pastor. Ray Whaley, supt , Morning worship, 9 40 am , church school , 10 30 a m , young people•s meeting, 6 30 P m , evening worShip, 7 30 P m Brbie studf;-Wedn-eslfay, Television Log 7 30 p m MT UN ION BAPTIST R e v Cec rl Co x pa stor Sund ay J oe Sayre Sc hool !upt Sunday sc t"rbol 9 45 a m , Sunday evening wor sh i p 1 30 Wednesday prayer and Btble studv 7 30 pm TUPPERS , , ~ 2 00- News 13 ::;houl s Dt.~ .tr .., 9 30 - Operation Gangbuster ' Burk e' s 'Cowtown Law !"J'ltt h JJ&WOOM®""" k-""' Unscramble these (our Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words Tuesday Matthew 14 IJ 21 I K) j Wednesday John 6 24 35 CHURCH 8 35-39 Fnday IJJIYWIJEt Ephesians 4 17-24 I I Saturday Colossmns 3·1-11 That was a lurnrng poml S1nce then God and His Church have once more become a part ol my life and my problems have disappeared in a way I never dreamed possible II NUTJAY J)lurr\ Soc1ery Selec1ed Hv The Amrrrc~ n 8 b le 1974 Copyn!!hl ke srr1 Ad~M r ~ tng I ' ~my kar <.1 .,, su1gested by the above cartoon PliJIIIIS11 ISIAIISWIUn A "( I I I I r 1 r•lrrd•'l' • HITCH I GRISLY Amow .. r; t ltugt {lim t mllu 1 mmlr" - THE CITY WIN AT BRIDGE MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Dtal992 2101 Ma 1n PISCES IFeb 20-March 20) L o ok cond 1!r o ns o ver more carefull y You II see y ou wont have to mak e as many conces srons as yol l1rst th ou ght • by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Southwest wmd 1 - tenms 5 Withstand II Potpourn DOWN 1 1 Actress 12 Sho" Nelson a nd 13 Cere mon) 14 M1lltary namesak es area 2 Ralph 13 I I Ger I Krarnden s Yesterday's Answer 16 Debussy 's mate 9 Ntcknarne 25 Umque ' La 3 Rega rdmg for Ph1l 27 W1ld 17 Not vert t3 wds) R1zzuto parties 18 Satamc 4 Noa h (var 1 10 Earthly 29 MlsreJ>form 3 Take urn 16 Arizona resent 20 Summer m brage at Clty 30 Mus1cal Nanc) . 6 Turn m19 Servmgs of study 21 Onent 31 Stampmg butter Slde out 22 Prayer 22 Celebes OX deVICe 7 word transit " 23 Mechlm 36 Sailor 23 Onet1me 37 Lingene lace 8 Concermng hos tess ( 4 wds) 24 Illustrious 1tem w1th the mostest" 25 - drum 26 Electr~cal umts 27 Source by Dick Turner CARNIVAL 28 Extend 29 Long delayed 32 Busmess abbr. 33 Fll"St palmdrome 34 Greek letter 35 Imtate 37 Dry, as champagne 38 Involve 39 Eschewed walkmg 40 Shoppmg center units DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: Ia AXYDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW One letter oimply stands for another In thll nmple A Ia used for the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc Sinele letters. apostrophes, the len&th and formation of the words are all hinto Each day the rode letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES LCC DVLPUF WSHFWFPB they belong tol" JQ PSB PSB UKSIBV, LCC ZSK!LKY.- UCLQUSI FCCFP "Young Senator Smith tsn't acchmallng too well In Washington fie believes eveiYthmg anyone says no matter wh1ch party JQ Yesterday's Cryptoquole: CRUELTY, IJKE EVERY OTHER VICE, REQUIRES NO MOTIVE OUTSIDE OF l'I'SELF; IT ONLY REQUIRES OPPORTUNITY.-GEORGE EIJOT <C 111• Kin1 Fnturn 8Jndleak,lnc.J GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dtal 992 3284 1 Mtddleport, Ohio West 337 N 2nd ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 992 2550 • COMMUNITY Lou IS W Osborne Pomeroy 220 E Main Mtddleport, Ohio GAULS MARKET I " MARK V STORE Ph 992 2178 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY I We Ftll All Doctors' Prescriptions Chester. Ohto 992 2955 Pomeroy ' ' ' MASON COUNTY - Meigs County Branch THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pastor Sunday Scho"'' G even111a worshlo. 7 30 Thursday ever\ing prayer servi c e 7 30 p m DUDLEY'S THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. "n MASON FlRSIT BAPTIST - 296 W. Second Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan Craig , pastor Sunday school. 9 -45 a m , Worship service , 11 am tra1nlng union, 6 30 P m evening worship service. 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service, Wednesday, 1 30 p m Pomeroy TWO LOCATIONS ' N Second St Middleport, 0 46 Court St Gallipolis, 0 59 Ph 992 3863 . ' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To the Interest 307 Spring Ave . 0 Pomeroy Dlal992-2318 .': . I '• . WAID CROSS SONS STORE BAP- TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor , Walter Cloud Sunday schqol , 9 45 am , worship service-, 11 a m and 1 30 p m weekly Bible study , Wednelday. 7. 30 ' ' Natlonw1de Insurance Co of Columbus, 01 The Metgs Mason Area OF • . THE DAILY SENTINEL POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 I KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. GOD- Second St , Mason, W Va Chester Tennant. pastor Sunday school, 10 a m , morning wor:Shlp, 11 a rn , evange11stlc service. 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 1 30 p m Phone tNEWSP.\PER Pomeroy, Ohio . OF ~- "The Friendly Folks" ~ . ' - ... ,, . - BEN FRANKLIN STORE ~ ,1. SADIE'S MARKET CH R 1ST In Christian Union The Rev William Campbell, pastor Sunday • School. 9 30 • m , James Hughes, supt , evening service, 7 30 p m Wednnday evening prayer meetrng , 7. 30 p .m Youth prayer service each Tuesday AHend the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph 992 3o498 ' . Ph 992-3986 Syr.acuse, 0 . BIBLE 1 30 p m I .. "Ph 985-3308 ~ ' .. ~ - ·'- Chester , . ' . . . . ... · . - . ' ' ArlO C<.OSER. TO OUR. END 0 TOWJ'(- TUAT'S. SU~£ - 1• . I> Pass CAPTAIN EASY and we can sd; out here on 1.10ur pree~ous doorstep l1stenn·1Q to rac1nq motor> ENTEKPKIS~ and ' NO N&EO TO WOff.RY Ml~~ TtF'TOIV~ EASY AtJP rue:&~ ARE- JU~T WHAT THEY 6AY. -TWO YANK TOlJRt?T~ eMPLOYED BV McKEE INC>iJ~TRIE5-~ fenders' BIL LY, MA ANDPAALL '"THANK5, ~IL LY, YOU RUN ON AHEADJ ~ txJN'r ClAIM W E CAR WM RUNNING PERFECTLY U NTI L~ 00T HOME =GREECE' ~liT HAVE TO BE IN 7HE OFFICE UNTIL LATER TI<Io MOilNING • •:..:c::=..- Ul '-. 011 ALLEY OOP WHAT WAS WG IS etJODfS"G 0' Ll'L A6PER, Wl-fO -<. ----... ~ENAME OF "'lUR IS 2 73iH IN L1NFFO )'ORE TlrLE "! FORMER RULER? ASSN l 3. a• • LET ME KNOW WHEN 'IE FIGGER IT OUT, ELVINE'I-I'LL BE UP PATCHII\)' TH' ROOF yoW' par&aer cauld oaly rebid ToDAY'll QUESTION Instead of reb1dd1ng one notrump your partner has ~ jumped tn two notrump over your ~ spade What do vou do " . AS Cllfi!ERJl A$ THATHE'S HOT A COP, e.e ao&rump. I I I I, ' • f;' l<erm's Korner Kermit Walton Pomeroy . STREET MD DOWN' AHOTMER AHO OIDJ~ liOTICE, 5 At.'t'f~ El'fRY DAY HIS WAlKS BRi t!~ HIM ClOSER. South 4• . NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE ' • I Church and Olllce Supplies Gifts Middleport 99 Mill St 1 Homellte Saws . - .. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE , . Furniture and Hardware Meats and Groceries ' - RIDENOUR SUPPLY ' East Pass Pass The b1ddmg has been 11 North East South Weal It Pass I. Pass IN T Pass Pass 3+ Pass Pass ' Pass Y.ou. South, hold .AK843,A2 +Q4.KQ87 What do you do now1 A-Jul 'ld ob clubs. Remember I 773 ·5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF M Mti A Ofrecnve WOULt:ltl T 00 tiP ONE C:: B: I:1 'A r.i, i$ ! l ~· I ' The Finest In Mobile Homes 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph. 992 7034 North 1• By Oswald & James Jacoby We are mdebted to Dr. Bertrand Romanet of Pans for today's hand It illustrates a most unusual defense against a squeeze West opens the ace of diamonds and contmues w1th the queen. South 1s carefu I to ruff with dummy's ace of spades and at th1s pomt East 1s nearly squeezed Suppose he chucks a club South leads dummy's jack of spades and eventually p1cks up all East's trumps wh1le d1scardmg the mne of hearts from dummy Then he IS able to ruff out a club w1th hls last trump and make h1s contract Suppose East chucks a heart. Once more South p1cks up East's trumps but now he has three heart tr1cks Then why !S East almost 99ueezed?. Because East can d1scard a low trump Sout,h can stlll p1ck up the trumps and run off the last two, but East is discardmg m back of dummy and there 1s no squeeze agamst h1m Th1s particular hand was probably made up by the good doctor, but the pia~ of ~nderruffing to avo1d a squeeze comes up on occas10n and 1s well worth knowmg Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 SEARS CATALOGUE MERQfANT ~- North·South vulnerable + &• Pass Open1ng lead - A+ BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 949 9591 Racine Middleport LITTLE ORPHAN +H ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Butck Ponhac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E MaiD St Ph 992 2174 ...... 'IKAVY .Q32 . Mtddleport Ul~K •- .J Middleport M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHURCH Sunday School , 9 30 a m • Worship service, 11 a m , Wednesday prayer meetmg, 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght worship, 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZAR~NE Rev Lloyd 0 Grimm. Jr , pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Morning worshtp, 10 30 am , Young peoPle's ~ervlce, 6 45 P m Evangelistic serv1ce, 7 30 p m Wednesday evening service, 7 30 p.m ' • Pfi 992 2366 • RUTLAND 'CHURCH, Letart. W Va, Rt 1 Rev George Hos<;har , pastQr Sunday School ; 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible studv 7 30 p m ~ Cottage Prayer Service Tuesday , 1.0 am Worsr11p Service, Thursday , Beech & Locust LITJ'LE ORPHAN ANNIE • 7 Minor Repa1rs & Tune up Phone 949 3342 11 .AK874 WEST EAST ·.Q743 .8H3 .QJlO + AQI0986532 + K 10965 ' SOUTH .K9862 • 752 INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Store with A Heart Rae me RUTLAND CHURCH OF CtfRIST- Rod Kasler pastor v H Braley, Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m worshrp serv rce and com mun1on, 10 30 am youth meet rng 6 p m Sunday evenrng serv1ce. 7. regular board meetrng , third Saturday FAIRVIEW Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton , W Va RACINE FOOD MARKET MT HERMON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box -487, Miller St. Mason , w va Sunday Brble Study 10 11 m , Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music NORTH <DI .AJI05 • AK9 ' . THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CH R 1ST Robert Shook, , pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m , Russell Spencer , supt • worship servrce, 10 45 a m , even1ng worsh1p alternatrng w1th c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetmg, 7 30 p m Wedne!day Alfred Wolfe, lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville R D Rev Roy Deeter, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am , worsh1p service 10 30 a m B1bte study and prayer service Wednesday, 1 30 p m ASSEMBLY HEINERS BAKERY Pomeroy FREEDOM GOSPEL · MISSION- Bald Knobs , Rev L R Gluesencamp . pastor Roger Wilfred, Sr , Sunday School Supt Sur,day School 9 30 am Sunday evenrng worshrp 7 30 Prayer meet1ng Tuesday , 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter, class leader Youth meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter, leader SOIJTHERN ge t more ou t o f your hea d than you do out ol your pu rse Don I bu y what you can ge t on other terms Add1 h onal revenue w1l! come your way thr s ~e ar bu t you must manage rt w rsely The same 1ype o f o pporlunttr es ma y not come a round a ga1" for <:1 long ttme Underruff stymies squeeze HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Nev111e pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornrng servr c e, 10 30 am youth servrce 6 45 p m Evangel rsllc servr c e 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng, Thursday 7 30 p m CHURCH 20-Feb IS the trme to t ry to VIRGO (Aug 23-Seot 22) Dear Daughter No one can persuade a person who ISn't ready Your mother has a great deal of herself mvested m th1s man d1vorcmg him (to her) would be hke abandomng a handicapped chlld Perhaps she can't lace that untll the !mal hope of Al-Anon 1s d1ss1pated Walt another few months By then she may realize that she can ex1st, miserably , "one day at a tlme", but she'll return to realllVlng only when she can look forward to tomorrow - and know there Wlll be some JOY m 1t - H INFANT BOTTOM RUTLAND 19) Th1 s (AJ.Rwrn tumorru•1 CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt. pastor , Sunday School supt , Ronald Osborne B i ble School 9 30 a m , preaching 10 -45 am Even1ng servrces 7 30 p m 7 p m ltkf' AQUARIUS (Jan Dear Helen My mother JOmed AI-Auon (for relallves of alcohohcs ) She So)S she has learned to "take one day at a lime", and s he and Dad no longer fight over his boozmg But he sllll drinks, goes on w1ld rampages, keeps them almost broke - and betw een bouts 1s ve ry contnte She says 1t's her duty to stand by hliTl, and I say that she's thrown away 25 years of her hfe, and now that she can support herself, she 'd better try to salvage the rest of 1t If I sound callous where Dad lS concerned keep m rrund I had to grow up w1th alternate beahngs and apolog1es he didn 't mean She admits she doesn't love h1m How can I persuade her to leave h1m' - GROWN DAUGHTER Sow ammr< the ciT<ied letters to form the 11urprute answer. a11 Vlrglnra Serv1ce Inc St rasburg With the hope it w11l, in some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch is good'" family and community life, this feature is spDnsored by the business firms and orgamzat1ons whose names appear below GREGAliONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley F ran c rs Sunday school supt Sunday school 10 good hea lth J Jumhlr" TEPID CON · v f" 'J I '=~~-~;·~~~iiii~~~J~;=~ God s goodness rs always present Go to your church, and learn I he truths that can transform your hie SCI l CANCER (June 21 July 22) 19) You II gel ano the r to go along w1th your 1deas more readrly rf you don I la y every l h1n9 on h1m a t once Feed hrm rnl o rma110n b 1t b y b rl CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan Dear M My answer to almost any kmd of Why, oh Why letter 1s Complam' Complam' If you d1shke d1nky order blanks, wr1te to the company If you think the deceased w1fe 1s shortchanged, tell yoW" newspaper The ob1tuary ed1tor hardly ever gets a hve one he 'd probably welcome your letter - H Doni wo •y - To e11e r~ o ne \ () Romans Sudden I~ the clouds parted and a ra~ of sun streaked tt'lrough In that fleeting moment the landscape became beaut1fut-gra~ness transformed 1nto mauves. deep blues and lively greens It was like watching Creation. For the first time In a long time, I thought of God And I priyed as I had been taught long ago In my church uxw/9"'- (f-Ul-KS Thursday Not long ago I was dnv1ng home along the parkway, depreseed and worried by many problems The day was bleak and gloomy Huge clouds boiled and ct'lumed above dark, forbidding mountatns Even the foliage hung limp and st1ll s tn~ lt• Smee I'm s ure vou don 't hdve a n ans wer to that one heres another why, oh why Compa mes ms1st you put a z1p code on order blanks, but whv don 'l they g1ve enough space lo .. nte the nwnber ' Tlnnk back lo the man) Urnes you couldn t squeeze m your complete address, plus z1p Does n't anyone every expenment wtth tho se forms before they make them so dmky ' - M W I Exodus 16 2-15 et nd 23- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The va lues of an tdea you re toyrng wrlh are some what 1nll a ted Th at doesn t mean tt1 e rdeas should be ' d rscar ded c omplel ely LEO (July 23 -Aug 22) II makrng a ma1o r purchase to day don \ pay the hrst prrce th a t s ask ed even though you tee l tl s worth 11 T he re II be sa vmg s f y ou barg a rn g,up r SAGITTARIUS (No• I -• Monday MARGA HI': r II you are the sp o k esman for someth rng l hat nvolve s your g roup ol lrr ends y ou d better t1Qhten up the p lans a b it or 11 w rll get out o l hand Dec 21) L ei another se rve as your press agent l o r some l hrng you ve done th a t you re qurt e pro ud o f It sounds better com mg !rom lh1s sou rce Someone w ho made prom ses but has no 1 come U1rough w1l l m ent ron do tng a fa\lor fo r you aga 1n Take hrm up o n rt Thrs t1me he 11 produ ce m part Ot.• ar He lr n I'm ~tnnoved b) rtamrng ltberatromsts , but I'm .1 lso brgm nm}.! ro see 1hrtr potnl about ~e< ond -dass status HoY. wrne "ht n a man dtes Ius late v.1fe oft en 1sn t mentioned m the ob1tua rv, tnllmatmg that the c hildren rnenttont?d nught be 1lleg1t1mat e' Y et \\hen a "OnMn daes II s ahHI\" Wlfe or th€' lat e John " CHANNEL 5 PROGRAMS NOT SEEN IN GALLIPOLIS Sunday Jsa1ah 55 1-3 \1 ~ 11 I ~ An o pport un it y Will pres ent rl se lf today through one of you r sacral contac ts You re no l ap t to sp o t 11 unll the las t mrnute • Ht '' db(Ju 1 a combm .. t tn n uf ' rli\ Ort'('d HI m a \ br stn gle f) ' H CABLE CHANNEL FIVE Rodeo" ' (l J.!i!! SCORPIO (Oct 24 -Nov 22) TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20) dmg le 4 Tak e F 1v e For 'I 30 p m -The Champ1ons, ·All Star Wrestling l'dS \ ( .o1 ~Hl\' SUJ.,: gesttons lS Mov1e ' Cnmson Cult ' 10 2 30 - Mov1e Caper of the Golden Bulls L1ve 15 4 00 - Mov 1e Conquest of Space ' 4 5 30 - Mov1e " Versailles Affa 1r 4 rces done l o r you now re • c heck all b li s and tn vorce s II you spo t a m1sl ake get on 11 a t once Why , nh whv IS 1t tha t... \\'•r~ '! l t l ldrl ( 1•vot tt s , iu• gut:-; b,u k o Lx mg t1 bc11 ht lor bu 1 Ill( 1 t' " r i' 1lh no gnt ~ ~ n.rr n t ! hl \\ O lll ~ tn IS a!" a \' ~ Cl Jn.: ~rru.•t• for .smglr \I. OillPn • Sptnst er ' 1s -.;c ~ln t•l, lK 1111 fldn o le! 11r,r u l and h.ct<ht•ltlr glrl" S\lWHistooteii iiJ l\i ( II\ DIVUI (t't.' ah1u,~ 1 13 o4 ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 19) 11 you re havrng work or serv Dear Helen 13, Planet ol the Apes 8 10 8 30- Good Ttmes 8 10 Wall Street Week 20, J3 Chtco and Th e 1 OO - M1dn1ght Spectal 3, For Saturday, Oct 12, 1974 Aurrtht•r Why. uh Why , •. 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 M1ss1on lmposs1ble 6 J anakr 33 Movie " L1ve a L1ttle, Love a L1ttle' 8 Movr e lncred rbl e Two·Headed Transplant 10 , Untouchables 13 12 JO- Don Ktrshner s Rock Concert 6 W1de W orld m Co11cer t BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shul er pa s t6r Worsh1p serv1ce 9 JO a m Sunday , Sunday school. 10 30 a m B ble s tudy and prayer serv rc e 7 30 p m Thur sday K1ngsbury Road Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , Ralph Carl supt WorshiP serv i ce , 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday , 7 30 p m Rev Jay Sttles ~ pastor pm MASON 8 - 10 30 - 0hlo ThiS Week 20 . Dayal Noghl 33 ·.: II OO - News3.4, 6,8 10 13 15 OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae ne Road W1llram Roush, pastor Denny Evans, Sunday Sc hool Director Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 am Morn rng worship, 10 30 am Sunday evening service 7 p m Wednesday evening prayer se t:_vrc~ s , 7 30 p m FIRST •' .. "Hdt•n Unttd Man 3, 4, Movie ' True Gnt • 6 13 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 20. 33 , Ro c:;kford Fri es 3 4 Mov re "Aloha Means Goodbye' 8 Mov•e 'Any Wednesday 10 ~ 9 30- Texas Wheelers 6, 13 : 10 00 - News 20, Video V1stonarles 33 Pol1 ce Wom a n 3 4 DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Char l es Russell Sr , mrn1ster Norman C Will , s upt Sundav sc hool , 9 30 am worshrp serv1ce 10 30 am Bible stud y Tuesday , 7 30 p m MASON 7 ' LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST ~ Rev Floyd F Shook pastor Ll oyd Wrrght Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornrng wor sh rp 10 30 a m , 7 30 p m evenrng wor shr p Wedne sday Ch r tslran Youth Cru s ade 6 30 p m Chorr pr ac tr c e Thur sd ay 7 p m a m LONG :<.: ~: pm DEXTER 6 7 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pastor , Howard Caldwell Jr , Sunday School Supt Sunday School , 9 30 am Morning Se rmon, 10 30 a m Sunday even rng se rv ICf:., 7 p m LET:&.RT FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norns pastor Floyd Norrrs, supt Sunday sc hool, 9 30 a m morning sermon, 10 30 am Prayer "" ! ervrce Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P !>m rth putor Sunday School. 10 a m Arthur Henson, Supt Morning worshrp 11 am Young Peop l e's servrce, 7 p m Evenrng serv rce, 7 30 p m Wedn es day Mrd Week Prayer Ser \l rce 7 30 p m , Youth meetrng 6 30 p m Evenmg worship , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate. pastor Wor shrp service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School , '9 30 a m R rchard Barton , supt Prayer mee tr ng Wed nesday , 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith mlnrster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , mornrng church 10 30 a m , Sunday even1ng service, 7 30p m Wednesdav service, 8 OLO News 3, 4 B 15 ABC News 13 Sest~me 51 20 N ew s 6 Great American Dream Mach111e 33 30 - NBC News 3, 4. 15 CBS News 8 10 , Gomer Pyl e IJ 8e~VItched 6 00- Truth or Cons 3 , News 10> Truth or Conseq 4 WCH S Report 8, J1mmy Dean 13 Av1at1on Weath er 33 I Sp y 15 Elec Co 20 , Bowhng for ·Dollars 6 30 - Porter Wagoner 3, New "Jreasure Hunt 10 Bea t th e Clock 13 Concentration 8 To Te ll fhe Trut h 6 Bl ack P e r spect1ve on the News 33,20 Ma squerade Pa rty 4 00- Sanford & ~on 3, 4, Washmgton Rev1ew 20, 33 Kod1ak 6 6100 - PLA1N5 REORGANlZEO Helen Help By Us. • • FRIDAY.OCT 11 , 1974 Oct 12 1974 Be the hrsl to ca ll attent 1on lo mtsl ak e you mak e today II you do ot t'lers wr ll help clea r thrngs up rathe r than emba rrass you ab ou t 1 LIBRA (Sept 23 Ocl 231 Be sens1b l e abo ut g e 11rng the proper re!u rn fo r an y thmg you perlorm ol value O thers do no t exp ec t somethrng l or no thrng ' II now 1 I • t ' I l �• '' 7 - The Dally ~ntmel, M1ddleport-Pomerov . 0. F'n~,t v ~t 11 GR4HAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e ac h tng 9 JO a m t .r st and second Sundays of each mon th thrr1 and fourth Sunday s e a c h m onth wor shrp servr ce at 7 30 p m Wedn esday evenrng s at 7 30 Pra yer and B rble Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulb erry Hergh ts Po me roy Pastor Gr rar d Se to n Sa bbath schoo l every St~ t ur day .at 2 p m an d wor s t1tp se rvr ce followrn Q at 3 15 p m Open Br b!e d rsc u ssr on 7 30 p m at th e chur c h each Th ur Sdi'IY POMEROY a m ConfeSSIOns Sat urd ay 7 POMEROY TRINITY 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP Rev W H Per r m p astor Roy TIST Rober t K uhn pas tor Ma ye r Sunda y sc hoo l supt W il liam W atso n Sund ay sc hool Chu rc h sc ho o l 9 15 a m worsh tp se rv 1c e 10 2-t a m ... sup r Su ndav schoo l 9 30 a m 6 p m Br ble s tudy B YF Youth ch01r rehea r sal Mon W edn es da y 7 p m c h or r day 3 30 p m und e r d1r ect1 0n pra ctr ce W edn dav 8 30 p m of Mary Skmn er sen10r c ho1 r POMEROY WESLEYAN rehearsal 7 30 p m Thur sd ay HOLINESS CHURCH W1ltr Mrs Pa u l N ease H arrrs on v l l l e Re v 0 D e ll d i rec tor M an le y P as to r H enr y E bl rn POMEROY -CHURCH OF Sun day Sc hoo l Sup t Sunday T~E NAZARENE Corn er Schoo l 9 3Q a m E ven m g Union and Mulberry R ev ..vor sh p 7 30 p m Pra y er and Clyde V Henderson , pas t or Pr arse se rvr ce Tt1U rsd ay 7 30 Sunday school 9 30 am Glen s upt morn1 ng worShip 10 30 am ev en 1ng McClung , servtce 7 30 m td week ser vice Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev Harold Deeth r ect or Church serv tces 10 30 a m Holy commun ion f 1r st Sunda y of mor th church sc hoo l 10 30 am ,. ,. ,. c', • 1 for nursery t hr ouah 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHN:IST - F err ell Gronm g er pastor B1bl e sc hoo l 9 30 a m worsi'HP 10 30 a m a d u lt wor ship serv1 ce and y o ung peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Combined Brble study and pr ayer meet.ng W ednesday 7 30 p m " THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wmrng , off1cer rn charge Sunday , 10 a m , Holmess meetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peop les L eg1on, 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p m , Lad res Hom e L eag u e 7 p IJl Prep classeS ~ ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Syc amor e and Second St s Pomeroy Th e Rev W lll ram M rdd les war t h Pastor Sund ay Sc hool at 9 45 am and Chu r ch Servr c es 11 am ~· SACREU . HEART R ev ~Father J ot1n N a -r am 'l pastor Phone 99 . 25 ' Saturday even 1ng Ma ss 1 30 .,l p m Sunday Mass J an d 10 ..• .. FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST '181 Mul berr y Av e P om e roy a ff!11at ed wrth S B C the Rev r=r ed H rll pas tor T roy Zwrl l m g Sund a y sc h ool supt Sunda y sc hoo l 9 30 am m or n rng w or sh•P 10 10 Sund a y e v ang c i 1Sfrc m ee tr ng 7 30 p m Pr ayer m E'e t• nQ WPd nesd <lv 7 30 om om SYR A CU SE FIRST - HU R CH OF G OD Rev George Orler pastor Sunday school 9 ~S a n r morn •nq p r eac h rnCJ 11 l n cvf" n Q('I str c se rvr ce 7 1 r> P ' Pr• or 1 'r. T f' 'V MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Marn Mtddleporl Rev Henry Key J r pastor Sunday School 9 30 am r Mrs Ervtn Baumgard ne r , supt. Mornrng wor Sh i p. 10 45 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larrv Carnahan pres 1dmg mrnr ster Sunday B1ble lee ture 9 JO am Watchtower study 10 30 am Tuesday , B rble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m rnr str y s c hool 7 30 p m servr c e meetrng 8 30 l(l t I POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR 1ST 200 W Marn St - Lo r en T Steph en s, evange1 1st phone 99 2 7856 C on s er v at rve n on rnstrum ental Sunday wor shrp 10 am Br bl e s t ud y 11 a m worsh rp 6 p m Wedn esday Brbl e st udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (n on La ngs v lie d enomrnat anal ) Dexter Ro ad th e Rev Wor l ey Hal ey p astor Sun da y school 10 a m ev enmg worsh rp 1 30 p m Pra ye r m eet rng Tu esday , 7 30 p m youth group Fr rday 7 30 p m pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Christian Unton Lawrence Manley pastor Mrs Russel l Young Sunday Sc hoo l Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Even rng worshrp , 7 30 Wednesday pra y er meet rng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Ra cme Route 2 the Re v J ames M Muncy , pastor Sun d ay school 9 -45 a m mornrng worshrp l1 a m , even rng worshtp 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Yo ung peop l e's meetmg 7 30 o m Thursday RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST - Rev Don 0 liard pas t or R a g e'" Tu r n er assrsranr pas to r Sund ay sc h oo l 10 30 a m Sunda y eve n mg se r v rce 7 30 We d n esd ay B rbl e st udy 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTI ST - Corn er Srxth and P alm e r the Rev St eve Ska g gs p as tor Danny T homp son Sundav school supt W M PO rad o program 1 45 arm Sunday school 9 15 am mornrng worsh rp 10 15 am Y outh act1vrt es and fel lowshrp tor 1unror and sen ror h rg h stud ent s 6 p m B rble study 7 30 p m Mrd week prayer servrce Wednesday 7 30 p m the Sermonette , Let"s move beyond our hang-ups ' ' CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mtddleport 5th and Marn George Glaze mmrster James Sheets superintendent Brble school , 9 30 a m mornmg worship, 10 30 am even rng worshrp 7 30 p m prayer serv rce 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Co le past or F loyd Car son Sunday School supt Sund a y s chool ~ 30 a m morn.n g wor sh rp 10 30 am Sun day evangelr Sft C meetrng , 7 30 p m pr ayer m ee t ng W edn esday 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave , Mrddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday sc hool , 10 am worship ser vrce , II am worsh tp servrce , 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday night prayer serv1ce 7 30 Text: Hebrews 5:11-8·3 Our growth in the Chr1st-hke way of hvmg becomes stalled for var1ous reasons We like bemg pampered at preVIous levels of attamment Advancement and progress mvolve us m the struggle of growmgup Growth lS often a painful and paradoXIcal process, as well as an enr1ching, gratifymg expenence A lot depends on our own mood and atlltude Matur1ty 1s not attamed w1thout setbacks and problems of var1ous kmds Life often seems hke a long and wmdmg course we cut through trees and underbrush, the h1lls and valleys, the obstacles and challenges w1thin ourselves and our env1ronment, which mcludes of course, other people Our ~ehg10us pract1ce can become diluted , polluted so-tospeak, to the point we are only perfunctory church attenders talking about the same old subjects, havmg no gusto (or dynarruc application) to make life better or more whole for ourselves or anyone else. Our zeal degenerates We may fmd ourselves slidmg backwards instead of marching forward Hence we must take care to remmd ourselves we are nounshed for service. We are called to be sent We are bidden to be acllvely engaged m miSSIOn and ministry whatever our creed, sex, or race God has reached out to us and expects us to reach out to others. We are meant to be productv-'e rather than parasitiC agents Our ChriStian tradition IS not vahd unless 1t msptres actmn directed toward reconc1hat10n of humamty's dlVlswns through the commumcabon of salvation growmg out of o'Ur deeply rooted personal concern for mdlVldual and soc1al stab1hty, the essence of wh1ch lS mutual trust and respect We may have come "a long way, baby" through the evolutionary process Nevertheless, we've still got a long way to go before claiming arrival -Steve Skaggs, F1rst Baphst Church of Middleport, for the Me1gs County Mmisterial Assoc1atwn Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on October 6 was 47, offering was $19 66 Worship was held at 11 a m w1th Rev Meece speaking from Acts 18 on "An Appomtment W1th the Lord". Attendance was 2:! and offering, $18 35; Pledges were $45 World W1de Conununwn was observed The UMW wm meet on Tuesday evenmg Oct 15 at 8 p.m at the home of Thelma Henderson Wlth June Stearns leading the Pledge Serv1ce. Everyone welcome. Wednesday evenmg prayer serv1ce and B1ble Study each week at 8 p m at the church Attendmg the homecormng at Hemlock Grove from here on Sunday, October 6 were Genev1eve Guthne, Mary Carr, Martha Elliott, Kate Honacher, Mr and Mrs M1118rd Swartz, Mr. and Mrs Chas. D Woode Dinner guests on Sunday of Clara Follrod and Nma Robinson were W1lma Swartz, a cousm of Lottr1dge, and a fnend, Ruth Bas1m of Little Hocking A 1cousin, Harr1et Stalder of Parkersburg called in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs Richard Lee Swartz and son ol Wabash, Ind., recently Vlslled his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs V~re Swartz, Sunday through Monday. Richard Lee 1s a ruing young lawyer Wlth a f1n11 m Wabash. He met h1s w1fe in college in Londpn, England a few years ago Tlie son Ia named Andrew after his grandfaliJer, a 91 year old Englishman in London. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz were Mr and Mrs. CaSh Bentz of Salem, Mr ..nd Mrrr. Warren Bentz of Glouster and JOhn Van Meter of Albany. , Step)!en Follrocj, a student at Ohio State University, m Columbus, spent the wee~end THE Mrs Vere Swartz were Mr and Mrs Wa1d Swartz of Athens and Mr and Mrs Vernon Slacy (Phoebe Holland ), cousms of Sprmglleld, Ohw Carmel News, HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom • Estll Har.t pastor Roy Brown assJstant pastor Sunday school 10 a m , Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg, prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rrd Ave, the Rev William Knittel , pastor Ronald Dugan , Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages , evening servtce 7 30 p m B1ble studv. Wednesday 7 30 p m youth services Fnday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum, Mid die-port , Noel Herrman, pastor Saturday evenmg service, 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m , Sunday evening warshrp! 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE By the Day PARISH Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson, Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson and Tom of Racme , Mr and Mrs Shelby P1ckens and children of Pomeroy, Mrs Ed1th B1ckers and sons and Mrs Ralph Rose of Racme R D , spent Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Spendmg the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Homer C1rcle, Verna and Wavte Circle, were Mr and Mrs Russell Hams and DeAnn of Xema, Mrs D1x1e C1rcle of Cleveland He1ghts, Mr and Mrs Doyle Mull! and fanuly o[ Mansfield Mr and Mrs James C~rcle of New Haven and Mrs DQnald P1erce of Athens recently called at the home of Mrs Mary Circle Charles Wayne Brmker of Carey, Ohw called on his aunt, Mrs Dean Brmker and other relahves over the weekend W T Carleton of Racme called m the commun1ty on Monday. Ralph Lee called at the home of Mr and Mrs. Howard Frank and fam1ly of McKenz1e Ridge on Sunday afternoon. ~-------------- I I I 1 I 1 I I I you extra cash bring f Dr Shopping sprees PRES RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD- Phrllrp Whitley pastor Sunday school 10 a m wor s hip serv1ce , 7 p m Prayer meet1ng, Wednesday, 7 30 p m here w1th h1s parents, Mr and Mrs Clau- Follrod and h1s s1ster, Kathy Sunday guests of Mr and 1 Classified Ads UNITED BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY . Dw rght L Zav1tz , Pastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m , Mrs Homer Lee , Supt Mornmg WorShip, 10 30 a m ' MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School . 9 30 am , John F Fultz, Sur:<~t , Morning Worshrp , 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morning Worsh 1p 9 a m Sunday Church Schoo l 10 a m , Mrs Sampson Han Supt 1 1 THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev carlE Hicks Rev D Wm. Sydenstr.cker CHESTER - WorShiP 9 15 a m , Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worship, 9 a m , Church School 10 11 m FLATWOODS - Worship . II a m . • Church School 10 am POMEROY Worship , 10 30 a m , Church School 9 15 a m UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - WorShiP 10 a m , Chur~h School 9 a UMYF 6 30 pm .m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev. Robert Bumgarner " HEATH WorShtP 10 30 a m , Church School 9 30 a m , UMYF7pm RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 a m , Church School 10 a m , UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER Wor sh ip 9 am , Church School 10 am , UMYF Thursday, 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev. Richard E Jarvis ASBURY Worship 11 a m Church School 9 SO a m , WSCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN- Worship 9 a m , Church School 10 a m , wscs , 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a m , Churcl1 School 9 a m , WSCS, 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church SchooL 9 30 a JTl , worship servrc;,e , 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Steven Wilson Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shiveley BETHANY t Dorcas> Worship, 9 30 a m , Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL Worship, 11 am , 1st and 3rd Sundays , Church SchOol 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Sunday school, '11"30 am , worshtp f rrst and th ird- Sunday , - 7 30 P m , prayer meeting Wed nesday, 7 30 p m ' Feltowsi'"P supper first Saturday , 6 p m U M w second Tuesday 'I 30 . I I pm I r - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..... 1 EAST LETART Sunday school , 9 JO am , worsh'f p second and fourth Sunda\' , 7 30 Pm prayer meetrng , Wed n esd a Y 7 30 p fTl U M W frr ~ l W edn esday 1 30 p m WESLEYAN ,(Racin e ) 10 "' m Sunda y sc hool w or sh p 1 t a m rl1bl e study , T h u rs day 7 p m c ho rr pra c tr ce Thur~da y 8 p m I C'II ow s t1rp s u pp er lrr s t W edn es day 6 30 p rn U M W fo ur th Moodil y R pm GREAT BEND -~ Worsl"tto It a m 2nd and 4th Sundllv s Church Sc hool 10 a m ETART FALLS .,. , Wor •4'1rp 10 m Church sc hool, 9 i!• n B1 e study , 1 30 p m etery Tu sday ORNING SfAR ~ Worsh rp 9 3 am Church Sc hool 10" 30 am Mtd Week Servr c e Wedn esday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL War Shrp 11 am l SI and 3rd Sundays Chur ch Sc hool 10 ~ am PORTLAND - Wor shrp 7 30 Church Schoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh rp 11 am 2nd an d .tth Sunda ys Chur ch Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - WorShip 10 am Church School 9 am Prayer Meet rng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch services 9 a m Sunday School 9 -45 a m 81ble Study every "fhur sda y , 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL ......... Wor sh1p 11 am Church Schoo! 10 p m am ALFRED - Sunday sc hool, •s am ea c h s unday , preaching at 11 a m each Sunday Prayer m eetrng 7 AS p m Wednesday WS CS 8 p m on thtrd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday School, 9 30 preachmg 7 30 p m Sunday , prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 frrst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worshrp 10 a m Chur ch School , 9 a m 9 TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh rp 9 a m Church School , 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Fredenck supt Servrce weekly , 9 30 a m on Sunday Prea chmg frrst and th~rd Sundays of month by Clifford Sm tth , 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Ooddr ril pastor Sunday School. 9 30 am , Leonard Gilmore first elder evenrng serv1c e 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Roule 2 Th e Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday school. 9 45 a m mornmg worsh i p , 11 am Evening servtces, Tuesday and Friday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Brble Study 9 30 am mornrng worsh1p, 10 30 am evenrng worsh1p , 6 30 p m Wednesday Brble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom, sunday School. 10 am wrth Wtl1ard Pigott . supt Evanget•strc message each Sunday evening 7 30 p m by E l der Russell Cl tne mrnrsterof the Aposto l rc Fa1th B1ble Study Wednesday , 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school serv1ce , 10 am Prayer meeting Thursday 7 p m Sundav eventng serv rce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harrtsonvllle Road R rck Morrrson pastor Sund a y school supt St even Stanley Sunday school 91.30 am mornrng worsh rp and commun1on 10 30 am Sunday even rng youth Chrr str an End eavor 6 30 p m wor shrp serv1ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday eventnQ prayer meetrng and Brb le stvdv 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, P rne Gro\le , The Rev Wrlltam M rddleswa rt h Pa s tor Church Ser v rc es 9 30 a m Sunda'i_ School 10 30 a m ~MADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Brble School, 9 30 am , mornrng worshrp 10 30 am Sunday even rng Worsh1p Serv1ce, 7 30 p m cho r practice Sunday and Wed nesday, 7 p m , prayer meetrng and Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norrrs, pastor Sunday school 10 a m , Church service, 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study , 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 30 a m , Mornrng Worshrp , 10 30 am , Evenmg Worsh1p, 7 30 p m , Wednesday M1d Week Servrce Sunday School Superintendent Gerald Wells Pastor, Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - Walter P 81kacsan, pa stor, R:onn1e Salser , S s Supt , Sunday School, 9 30 r a m , Mornrng Worship 10 -45 am Sunday evening worship 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Brble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN R:ev Lelon Glasure, pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , youth and 1unior youth serv1ce 6 45 p m , evening worship , 7 30 p m , prayer and prarse, Wednesday 7 30 D m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean, pastor Sunday School, 10 am , Leon Miller supt Even1ng serv1ce, 7 30 p m , Prayer meetmg, Thursday , 7 30 p m ClfEn'Eir- CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terfleld, pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , worship servrce, 11 am evenmg service, 7 prayer service and youth service, We.dnesdav 7 o m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH- Robert E Musser, pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , R:oy S1gman supt • morn1ng worship, 10 30 Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 30 M1d week servtce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard c Black pastor Bob Moore, Sunday School Supt Sunday School classes lor all ages , 9 30 am , mornrng worshrp, 10 AS NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p m , evangelistic service Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Mrsslonary meetrng second Wednesday , 1 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Smith, pastor . Sunday school 9 30 am , class leader, Leo Hill worsh1p servjce , 10 30 a m , ch~rch. 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRElrt REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake, Pastor Sunday School 10 a m , Howard McCoy supt , Morn mg sermon , 11 a m , Sunday night serv i ces Chrrstlan Endeaver, 7 30 p m , Song servrce , 8 p m , Preaching 8 30 p m , Mid week Prayer meeting , Wed nesday, 7 p m , Ray Adams lav leader 1..HURCH OF JESUS CHRIST- Located at Rutland on New Lima Road , next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray .Rouse, pastor , Robert Musser , Sunday School supt Sunday school , 10 30 am , worShip 7 30 p:m Bible study, Wed nesday, 7 ."30 p m - Saturday night prayer HrVIce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROy 1E CHRISTtAN - Roger Watson pastor. Ray Whaley, supt , Morning worship, 9 40 am , church school , 10 30 a m , young people•s meeting, 6 30 P m , evening worShip, 7 30 P m Brbie studf;-Wedn-eslfay, Television Log 7 30 p m MT UN ION BAPTIST R e v Cec rl Co x pa stor Sund ay J oe Sayre Sc hool !upt Sunday sc t"rbol 9 45 a m , Sunday evening wor sh i p 1 30 Wednesday prayer and Btble studv 7 30 pm TUPPERS , , ~ 2 00- News 13 ::;houl s Dt.~ .tr .., 9 30 - Operation Gangbuster ' Burk e' s 'Cowtown Law !"J'ltt h JJ&WOOM®""" k-""' Unscramble these (our Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words Tuesday Matthew 14 IJ 21 I K) j Wednesday John 6 24 35 CHURCH 8 35-39 Fnday IJJIYWIJEt Ephesians 4 17-24 I I Saturday Colossmns 3·1-11 That was a lurnrng poml S1nce then God and His Church have once more become a part ol my life and my problems have disappeared in a way I never dreamed possible II NUTJAY J)lurr\ Soc1ery Selec1ed Hv The Amrrrc~ n 8 b le 1974 Copyn!!hl ke srr1 Ad~M r ~ tng I ' ~my kar <.1 .,, su1gested by the above cartoon PliJIIIIS11 ISIAIISWIUn A "( I I I I r 1 r•lrrd•'l' • HITCH I GRISLY Amow .. r; t ltugt {lim t mllu 1 mmlr" - THE CITY WIN AT BRIDGE MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Dtal992 2101 Ma 1n PISCES IFeb 20-March 20) L o ok cond 1!r o ns o ver more carefull y You II see y ou wont have to mak e as many conces srons as yol l1rst th ou ght • by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Southwest wmd 1 - tenms 5 Withstand II Potpourn DOWN 1 1 Actress 12 Sho" Nelson a nd 13 Cere mon) 14 M1lltary namesak es area 2 Ralph 13 I I Ger I Krarnden s Yesterday's Answer 16 Debussy 's mate 9 Ntcknarne 25 Umque ' La 3 Rega rdmg for Ph1l 27 W1ld 17 Not vert t3 wds) R1zzuto parties 18 Satamc 4 Noa h (var 1 10 Earthly 29 MlsreJ>form 3 Take urn 16 Arizona resent 20 Summer m brage at Clty 30 Mus1cal Nanc) . 6 Turn m19 Servmgs of study 21 Onent 31 Stampmg butter Slde out 22 Prayer 22 Celebes OX deVICe 7 word transit " 23 Mechlm 36 Sailor 23 Onet1me 37 Lingene lace 8 Concermng hos tess ( 4 wds) 24 Illustrious 1tem w1th the mostest" 25 - drum 26 Electr~cal umts 27 Source by Dick Turner CARNIVAL 28 Extend 29 Long delayed 32 Busmess abbr. 33 Fll"St palmdrome 34 Greek letter 35 Imtate 37 Dry, as champagne 38 Involve 39 Eschewed walkmg 40 Shoppmg center units DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: Ia AXYDLBAAXB LONGFELLOW One letter oimply stands for another In thll nmple A Ia used for the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc Sinele letters. apostrophes, the len&th and formation of the words are all hinto Each day the rode letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES LCC DVLPUF WSHFWFPB they belong tol" JQ PSB PSB UKSIBV, LCC ZSK!LKY.- UCLQUSI FCCFP "Young Senator Smith tsn't acchmallng too well In Washington fie believes eveiYthmg anyone says no matter wh1ch party JQ Yesterday's Cryptoquole: CRUELTY, IJKE EVERY OTHER VICE, REQUIRES NO MOTIVE OUTSIDE OF l'I'SELF; IT ONLY REQUIRES OPPORTUNITY.-GEORGE EIJOT <C 111• Kin1 Fnturn 8Jndleak,lnc.J GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dtal 992 3284 1 Mtddleport, Ohio West 337 N 2nd ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 992 2550 • COMMUNITY Lou IS W Osborne Pomeroy 220 E Main Mtddleport, Ohio GAULS MARKET I " MARK V STORE Ph 992 2178 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY I We Ftll All Doctors' Prescriptions Chester. Ohto 992 2955 Pomeroy ' ' ' MASON COUNTY - Meigs County Branch THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pastor Sunday Scho"'' G even111a worshlo. 7 30 Thursday ever\ing prayer servi c e 7 30 p m DUDLEY'S THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. "n MASON FlRSIT BAPTIST - 296 W. Second Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan Craig , pastor Sunday school. 9 -45 a m , Worship service , 11 am tra1nlng union, 6 30 P m evening worship service. 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service, Wednesday, 1 30 p m Pomeroy TWO LOCATIONS ' N Second St Middleport, 0 46 Court St Gallipolis, 0 59 Ph 992 3863 . ' P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To the Interest 307 Spring Ave . 0 Pomeroy Dlal992-2318 .': . I '• . WAID CROSS SONS STORE BAP- TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor , Walter Cloud Sunday schqol , 9 45 am , worship service-, 11 a m and 1 30 p m weekly Bible study , Wednelday. 7. 30 ' ' Natlonw1de Insurance Co of Columbus, 01 The Metgs Mason Area OF • . THE DAILY SENTINEL POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 I KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. GOD- Second St , Mason, W Va Chester Tennant. pastor Sunday school, 10 a m , morning wor:Shlp, 11 a rn , evange11stlc service. 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 1 30 p m Phone tNEWSP.\PER Pomeroy, Ohio . OF ~- "The Friendly Folks" ~ . ' - ... ,, . - BEN FRANKLIN STORE ~ ,1. SADIE'S MARKET CH R 1ST In Christian Union The Rev William Campbell, pastor Sunday • School. 9 30 • m , James Hughes, supt , evening service, 7 30 p m Wednnday evening prayer meetrng , 7. 30 p .m Youth prayer service each Tuesday AHend the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph 992 3o498 ' . Ph 992-3986 Syr.acuse, 0 . BIBLE 1 30 p m I .. "Ph 985-3308 ~ ' .. ~ - ·'- Chester , . ' . . . . ... · . - . ' ' ArlO C<.OSER. TO OUR. END 0 TOWJ'(- TUAT'S. SU~£ - 1• . I> Pass CAPTAIN EASY and we can sd; out here on 1.10ur pree~ous doorstep l1stenn·1Q to rac1nq motor> ENTEKPKIS~ and ' NO N&EO TO WOff.RY Ml~~ TtF'TOIV~ EASY AtJP rue:&~ ARE- JU~T WHAT THEY 6AY. -TWO YANK TOlJRt?T~ eMPLOYED BV McKEE INC>iJ~TRIE5-~ fenders' BIL LY, MA ANDPAALL '"THANK5, ~IL LY, YOU RUN ON AHEADJ ~ txJN'r ClAIM W E CAR WM RUNNING PERFECTLY U NTI L~ 00T HOME =GREECE' ~liT HAVE TO BE IN 7HE OFFICE UNTIL LATER TI<Io MOilNING • •:..:c::=..- Ul '-. 011 ALLEY OOP WHAT WAS WG IS etJODfS"G 0' Ll'L A6PER, Wl-fO -<. ----... ~ENAME OF "'lUR IS 2 73iH IN L1NFFO )'ORE TlrLE "! FORMER RULER? ASSN l 3. a• • LET ME KNOW WHEN 'IE FIGGER IT OUT, ELVINE'I-I'LL BE UP PATCHII\)' TH' ROOF yoW' par&aer cauld oaly rebid ToDAY'll QUESTION Instead of reb1dd1ng one notrump your partner has ~ jumped tn two notrump over your ~ spade What do vou do " . AS Cllfi!ERJl A$ THATHE'S HOT A COP, e.e ao&rump. I I I I, ' • f;' l<erm's Korner Kermit Walton Pomeroy . STREET MD DOWN' AHOTMER AHO OIDJ~ liOTICE, 5 At.'t'f~ El'fRY DAY HIS WAlKS BRi t!~ HIM ClOSER. South 4• . NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE ' • I Church and Olllce Supplies Gifts Middleport 99 Mill St 1 Homellte Saws . - .. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE , . Furniture and Hardware Meats and Groceries ' - RIDENOUR SUPPLY ' East Pass Pass The b1ddmg has been 11 North East South Weal It Pass I. Pass IN T Pass Pass 3+ Pass Pass ' Pass Y.ou. South, hold .AK843,A2 +Q4.KQ87 What do you do now1 A-Jul 'ld ob clubs. Remember I 773 ·5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF M Mti A Ofrecnve WOULt:ltl T 00 tiP ONE C:: B: I:1 'A r.i, i$ ! l ~· I ' The Finest In Mobile Homes 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph. 992 7034 North 1• By Oswald & James Jacoby We are mdebted to Dr. Bertrand Romanet of Pans for today's hand It illustrates a most unusual defense against a squeeze West opens the ace of diamonds and contmues w1th the queen. South 1s carefu I to ruff with dummy's ace of spades and at th1s pomt East 1s nearly squeezed Suppose he chucks a club South leads dummy's jack of spades and eventually p1cks up all East's trumps wh1le d1scardmg the mne of hearts from dummy Then he IS able to ruff out a club w1th hls last trump and make h1s contract Suppose East chucks a heart. Once more South p1cks up East's trumps but now he has three heart tr1cks Then why !S East almost 99ueezed?. Because East can d1scard a low trump Sout,h can stlll p1ck up the trumps and run off the last two, but East is discardmg m back of dummy and there 1s no squeeze agamst h1m Th1s particular hand was probably made up by the good doctor, but the pia~ of ~nderruffing to avo1d a squeeze comes up on occas10n and 1s well worth knowmg Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 SEARS CATALOGUE MERQfANT ~- North·South vulnerable + &• Pass Open1ng lead - A+ BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 949 9591 Racine Middleport LITTLE ORPHAN +H ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Butck Ponhac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E MaiD St Ph 992 2174 ...... 'IKAVY .Q32 . Mtddleport Ul~K •- .J Middleport M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHURCH Sunday School , 9 30 a m • Worship service, 11 a m , Wednesday prayer meetmg, 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght worship, 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZAR~NE Rev Lloyd 0 Grimm. Jr , pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Morning worshtp, 10 30 am , Young peoPle's ~ervlce, 6 45 P m Evangelistic serv1ce, 7 30 p m Wednesday evening service, 7 30 p.m ' • Pfi 992 2366 • RUTLAND 'CHURCH, Letart. W Va, Rt 1 Rev George Hos<;har , pastQr Sunday School ; 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible studv 7 30 p m ~ Cottage Prayer Service Tuesday , 1.0 am Worsr11p Service, Thursday , Beech & Locust LITJ'LE ORPHAN ANNIE • 7 Minor Repa1rs & Tune up Phone 949 3342 11 .AK874 WEST EAST ·.Q743 .8H3 .QJlO + AQI0986532 + K 10965 ' SOUTH .K9862 • 752 INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Store with A Heart Rae me RUTLAND CHURCH OF CtfRIST- Rod Kasler pastor v H Braley, Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m worshrp serv rce and com mun1on, 10 30 am youth meet rng 6 p m Sunday evenrng serv1ce. 7. regular board meetrng , third Saturday FAIRVIEW Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton , W Va RACINE FOOD MARKET MT HERMON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box -487, Miller St. Mason , w va Sunday Brble Study 10 11 m , Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music NORTH <DI .AJI05 • AK9 ' . THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CH R 1ST Robert Shook, , pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m , Russell Spencer , supt • worship servrce, 10 45 a m , even1ng worsh1p alternatrng w1th c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetmg, 7 30 p m Wedne!day Alfred Wolfe, lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville R D Rev Roy Deeter, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am , worsh1p service 10 30 a m B1bte study and prayer service Wednesday, 1 30 p m ASSEMBLY HEINERS BAKERY Pomeroy FREEDOM GOSPEL · MISSION- Bald Knobs , Rev L R Gluesencamp . pastor Roger Wilfred, Sr , Sunday School Supt Sur,day School 9 30 am Sunday evenrng worshrp 7 30 Prayer meet1ng Tuesday , 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter, class leader Youth meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter, leader SOIJTHERN ge t more ou t o f your hea d than you do out ol your pu rse Don I bu y what you can ge t on other terms Add1 h onal revenue w1l! come your way thr s ~e ar bu t you must manage rt w rsely The same 1ype o f o pporlunttr es ma y not come a round a ga1" for <:1 long ttme Underruff stymies squeeze HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Nev111e pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornrng servr c e, 10 30 am youth servrce 6 45 p m Evangel rsllc servr c e 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng, Thursday 7 30 p m CHURCH 20-Feb IS the trme to t ry to VIRGO (Aug 23-Seot 22) Dear Daughter No one can persuade a person who ISn't ready Your mother has a great deal of herself mvested m th1s man d1vorcmg him (to her) would be hke abandomng a handicapped chlld Perhaps she can't lace that untll the !mal hope of Al-Anon 1s d1ss1pated Walt another few months By then she may realize that she can ex1st, miserably , "one day at a tlme", but she'll return to realllVlng only when she can look forward to tomorrow - and know there Wlll be some JOY m 1t - H INFANT BOTTOM RUTLAND 19) Th1 s (AJ.Rwrn tumorru•1 CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt. pastor , Sunday School supt , Ronald Osborne B i ble School 9 30 a m , preaching 10 -45 am Even1ng servrces 7 30 p m 7 p m ltkf' AQUARIUS (Jan Dear Helen My mother JOmed AI-Auon (for relallves of alcohohcs ) She So)S she has learned to "take one day at a lime", and s he and Dad no longer fight over his boozmg But he sllll drinks, goes on w1ld rampages, keeps them almost broke - and betw een bouts 1s ve ry contnte She says 1t's her duty to stand by hliTl, and I say that she's thrown away 25 years of her hfe, and now that she can support herself, she 'd better try to salvage the rest of 1t If I sound callous where Dad lS concerned keep m rrund I had to grow up w1th alternate beahngs and apolog1es he didn 't mean She admits she doesn't love h1m How can I persuade her to leave h1m' - GROWN DAUGHTER Sow ammr< the ciT<ied letters to form the 11urprute answer. a11 Vlrglnra Serv1ce Inc St rasburg With the hope it w11l, in some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch is good'" family and community life, this feature is spDnsored by the business firms and orgamzat1ons whose names appear below GREGAliONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley F ran c rs Sunday school supt Sunday school 10 good hea lth J Jumhlr" TEPID CON · v f" 'J I '=~~-~;·~~~iiii~~~J~;=~ God s goodness rs always present Go to your church, and learn I he truths that can transform your hie SCI l CANCER (June 21 July 22) 19) You II gel ano the r to go along w1th your 1deas more readrly rf you don I la y every l h1n9 on h1m a t once Feed hrm rnl o rma110n b 1t b y b rl CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan Dear M My answer to almost any kmd of Why, oh Why letter 1s Complam' Complam' If you d1shke d1nky order blanks, wr1te to the company If you think the deceased w1fe 1s shortchanged, tell yoW" newspaper The ob1tuary ed1tor hardly ever gets a hve one he 'd probably welcome your letter - H Doni wo •y - To e11e r~ o ne \ () Romans Sudden I~ the clouds parted and a ra~ of sun streaked tt'lrough In that fleeting moment the landscape became beaut1fut-gra~ness transformed 1nto mauves. deep blues and lively greens It was like watching Creation. For the first time In a long time, I thought of God And I priyed as I had been taught long ago In my church uxw/9"'- (f-Ul-KS Thursday Not long ago I was dnv1ng home along the parkway, depreseed and worried by many problems The day was bleak and gloomy Huge clouds boiled and ct'lumed above dark, forbidding mountatns Even the foliage hung limp and st1ll s tn~ lt• Smee I'm s ure vou don 't hdve a n ans wer to that one heres another why, oh why Compa mes ms1st you put a z1p code on order blanks, but whv don 'l they g1ve enough space lo .. nte the nwnber ' Tlnnk back lo the man) Urnes you couldn t squeeze m your complete address, plus z1p Does n't anyone every expenment wtth tho se forms before they make them so dmky ' - M W I Exodus 16 2-15 et nd 23- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The va lues of an tdea you re toyrng wrlh are some what 1nll a ted Th at doesn t mean tt1 e rdeas should be ' d rscar ded c omplel ely LEO (July 23 -Aug 22) II makrng a ma1o r purchase to day don \ pay the hrst prrce th a t s ask ed even though you tee l tl s worth 11 T he re II be sa vmg s f y ou barg a rn g,up r SAGITTARIUS (No• I -• Monday MARGA HI': r II you are the sp o k esman for someth rng l hat nvolve s your g roup ol lrr ends y ou d better t1Qhten up the p lans a b it or 11 w rll get out o l hand Dec 21) L ei another se rve as your press agent l o r some l hrng you ve done th a t you re qurt e pro ud o f It sounds better com mg !rom lh1s sou rce Someone w ho made prom ses but has no 1 come U1rough w1l l m ent ron do tng a fa\lor fo r you aga 1n Take hrm up o n rt Thrs t1me he 11 produ ce m part Ot.• ar He lr n I'm ~tnnoved b) rtamrng ltberatromsts , but I'm .1 lso brgm nm}.! ro see 1hrtr potnl about ~e< ond -dass status HoY. wrne "ht n a man dtes Ius late v.1fe oft en 1sn t mentioned m the ob1tua rv, tnllmatmg that the c hildren rnenttont?d nught be 1lleg1t1mat e' Y et \\hen a "OnMn daes II s ahHI\" Wlfe or th€' lat e John " CHANNEL 5 PROGRAMS NOT SEEN IN GALLIPOLIS Sunday Jsa1ah 55 1-3 \1 ~ 11 I ~ An o pport un it y Will pres ent rl se lf today through one of you r sacral contac ts You re no l ap t to sp o t 11 unll the las t mrnute • Ht '' db(Ju 1 a combm .. t tn n uf ' rli\ Ort'('d HI m a \ br stn gle f) ' H CABLE CHANNEL FIVE Rodeo" ' (l J.!i!! SCORPIO (Oct 24 -Nov 22) TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20) dmg le 4 Tak e F 1v e For 'I 30 p m -The Champ1ons, ·All Star Wrestling l'dS \ ( .o1 ~Hl\' SUJ.,: gesttons lS Mov1e ' Cnmson Cult ' 10 2 30 - Mov1e Caper of the Golden Bulls L1ve 15 4 00 - Mov 1e Conquest of Space ' 4 5 30 - Mov1e " Versailles Affa 1r 4 rces done l o r you now re • c heck all b li s and tn vorce s II you spo t a m1sl ake get on 11 a t once Why , nh whv IS 1t tha t... \\'•r~ '! l t l ldrl ( 1•vot tt s , iu• gut:-; b,u k o Lx mg t1 bc11 ht lor bu 1 Ill( 1 t' " r i' 1lh no gnt ~ ~ n.rr n t ! hl \\ O lll ~ tn IS a!" a \' ~ Cl Jn.: ~rru.•t• for .smglr \I. OillPn • Sptnst er ' 1s -.;c ~ln t•l, lK 1111 fldn o le! 11r,r u l and h.ct<ht•ltlr glrl" S\lWHistooteii iiJ l\i ( II\ DIVUI (t't.' ah1u,~ 1 13 o4 ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 19) 11 you re havrng work or serv Dear Helen 13, Planet ol the Apes 8 10 8 30- Good Ttmes 8 10 Wall Street Week 20, J3 Chtco and Th e 1 OO - M1dn1ght Spectal 3, For Saturday, Oct 12, 1974 Aurrtht•r Why. uh Why , •. 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 M1ss1on lmposs1ble 6 J anakr 33 Movie " L1ve a L1ttle, Love a L1ttle' 8 Movr e lncred rbl e Two·Headed Transplant 10 , Untouchables 13 12 JO- Don Ktrshner s Rock Concert 6 W1de W orld m Co11cer t BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shul er pa s t6r Worsh1p serv1ce 9 JO a m Sunday , Sunday school. 10 30 a m B ble s tudy and prayer serv rc e 7 30 p m Thur sday K1ngsbury Road Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , Ralph Carl supt WorshiP serv i ce , 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday , 7 30 p m Rev Jay Sttles ~ pastor pm MASON 8 - 10 30 - 0hlo ThiS Week 20 . Dayal Noghl 33 ·.: II OO - News3.4, 6,8 10 13 15 OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae ne Road W1llram Roush, pastor Denny Evans, Sunday Sc hool Director Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 am Morn rng worship, 10 30 am Sunday evening service 7 p m Wednesday evening prayer se t:_vrc~ s , 7 30 p m FIRST •' .. "Hdt•n Unttd Man 3, 4, Movie ' True Gnt • 6 13 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 20. 33 , Ro c:;kford Fri es 3 4 Mov re "Aloha Means Goodbye' 8 Mov•e 'Any Wednesday 10 ~ 9 30- Texas Wheelers 6, 13 : 10 00 - News 20, Video V1stonarles 33 Pol1 ce Wom a n 3 4 DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Char l es Russell Sr , mrn1ster Norman C Will , s upt Sundav sc hool , 9 30 am worshrp serv1ce 10 30 am Bible stud y Tuesday , 7 30 p m MASON 7 ' LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST ~ Rev Floyd F Shook pastor Ll oyd Wrrght Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornrng wor sh rp 10 30 a m , 7 30 p m evenrng wor shr p Wedne sday Ch r tslran Youth Cru s ade 6 30 p m Chorr pr ac tr c e Thur sd ay 7 p m a m LONG :<.: ~: pm DEXTER 6 7 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pastor , Howard Caldwell Jr , Sunday School Supt Sunday School , 9 30 am Morning Se rmon, 10 30 a m Sunday even rng se rv ICf:., 7 p m LET:&.RT FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norns pastor Floyd Norrrs, supt Sunday sc hool, 9 30 a m morning sermon, 10 30 am Prayer "" ! ervrce Wednesday, 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P !>m rth putor Sunday School. 10 a m Arthur Henson, Supt Morning worshrp 11 am Young Peop l e's servrce, 7 p m Evenrng serv rce, 7 30 p m Wedn es day Mrd Week Prayer Ser \l rce 7 30 p m , Youth meetrng 6 30 p m Evenmg worship , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate. pastor Wor shrp service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School , '9 30 a m R rchard Barton , supt Prayer mee tr ng Wed nesday , 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith mlnrster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , mornrng church 10 30 a m , Sunday even1ng service, 7 30p m Wednesdav service, 8 OLO News 3, 4 B 15 ABC News 13 Sest~me 51 20 N ew s 6 Great American Dream Mach111e 33 30 - NBC News 3, 4. 15 CBS News 8 10 , Gomer Pyl e IJ 8e~VItched 6 00- Truth or Cons 3 , News 10> Truth or Conseq 4 WCH S Report 8, J1mmy Dean 13 Av1at1on Weath er 33 I Sp y 15 Elec Co 20 , Bowhng for ·Dollars 6 30 - Porter Wagoner 3, New "Jreasure Hunt 10 Bea t th e Clock 13 Concentration 8 To Te ll fhe Trut h 6 Bl ack P e r spect1ve on the News 33,20 Ma squerade Pa rty 4 00- Sanford & ~on 3, 4, Washmgton Rev1ew 20, 33 Kod1ak 6 6100 - PLA1N5 REORGANlZEO Helen Help By Us. • • FRIDAY.OCT 11 , 1974 Oct 12 1974 Be the hrsl to ca ll attent 1on lo mtsl ak e you mak e today II you do ot t'lers wr ll help clea r thrngs up rathe r than emba rrass you ab ou t 1 LIBRA (Sept 23 Ocl 231 Be sens1b l e abo ut g e 11rng the proper re!u rn fo r an y thmg you perlorm ol value O thers do no t exp ec t somethrng l or no thrng ' II now 1 I • t ' I l �• . ' 8 _ The Dally Sent me l, Mlddlepori - Pomc·ro~. 0 .• Fnday. Oct 11., 1974 . •' ' ' Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! In Memory IN MEMORY of T Qm l uttwran Wh O Pii SS Pd a~;~o todiiY A t1d Wh1 I P iiWil V On <' Oc t IH' 11 l iE'S Ill YC' M 19 71 P Cii Cf' fUI YARD '- "'II O c t I I ,11 C ldH' IH l' Hdl r(' SH1<'n C(' ~U S II ( 1-t,]l <:, '- Vr i'IC USI' lrom I 1 II dM"10 I 1 sl e r p m e m or y I !i hill l illway s k ef' P Your l ov m q w tf e 'R uth Ht S 10 I I lt p IN L OV IN G 5 ta tt ord m e mor y Of Ja c k H Oc t 1 t 19 73 tort h shall set to' s om ewh e r e t s tl<'l l l mak e th e r ec k.IP SS c h o rce Sc•m e day s wh e n t h e tr ees cl r e •n VOIC E' And t oss mq so a s to scar e T tH:• wh•tc c lou ds ov e r th e m o n 1 s hall hav e l es s to sa y Bu l 1 shall b e qone Srtd ly mt sse d by w.te Dorothy c htldrell r~nd grandchildr e n 10 11 li e Card of Thanks I pat1ent at Vete r ans Memor.a l Hos pttal 1 want to thank the st<~ fl of the hosp 1tal and Dr Boonsue the m•nt s ter wt10 called Thank s aga•n a ll were deeply appr ec •ated Le la Eas terday 10 11 lip Notice THE HUMANE Soctefy Thr~ft Shop across from Post Off1C~ open Frtday and Sa tu rday Good wmter clothmg fr ee coffee and cook1es Satu rd ay morn •n.g Come m and browse around 101 1 3t c - - - - - - - - - ------ TERRIE MILLER 1S now employed at Dorothy s Beauty Salon m Syracuse . Oh 10 Phone 992 3982 Thur s da y through Saturday for appt 10 13 ltc S HO OT IN G MATCH . Corn Ho llow Gun Club turn f1r st right after Miles Cemete ry Rutland Fac tory c hoked guns only Sunday, Oct 13 I p m '1 ] I YARD <.., c'l te 12!:1 1 Powt'l l "' ' MH1-r1 IC' port f it hi tCS P ~lt f'r ll <; bu tl o n c; 1r1111S c1 ll l 1r c; l QU<I III Y mcrch iH1CI1 Se rl('W il n d not seconds G u;u (l nt ecd fi r s t a u<~ I• I Y le ft over s frorn tabrr c ll u 5<~ r H? S S Go1ng out o t Nf' W ond US!' cf b US IIl eSS c toth 1m1 of .1 11 kmd <; Lo tc; ot <1111 QU-E'S SIC HI In Q Mondi'ly Cit Q <~ m 1111 ~ p 111 Mon di'I Y and Tuesday 10 Hl 11c SALE SIM t111g TIJUrS d if¥.0 ~--i·-. m 11es soutll of M1<1 dl epor t ne a r Me,q s a nd Ga ll a L•n<' on old R 1 7 W <~ l c h fo r YARD 10 10 ?tc GAR AG E SALE be1ng he iCl 1n the l•v •nq room a t 61 8 South Th •rd Ave F r •day and Sett onl y 10 to 3 p m 9 10 2tc RUMMAGE SALE Fr~day and Saturday 106 Br• c k Pome roy 10 to .s ea c h day 10 10 2tp YARD SALE s tart1ng Thursday ev e n.ng F r1day and S at urd<~y "' RfD Loonn Street M d dleporl Oh to a cross from Ke lly s Ma nuta ctur 1nq 10 9 3tc Emp'oyment Wanted WILL car e for c hildren 1n my hom e from J•ny tots up to sc hool ag e Re liab le and hav e r e fe r en ce Ca ll C ather~ne Russ ell 99 2 577 1 10 8 61<. DAYNUR SERYBto6 anyage c hil d . reasonable rates re l1able people w1th med 1ca l tra1n1ng Phone 992 7608 befor e 5 p m , phon e 747 4902 afler 5 p m 10 3 121c Q9'} 38 7 ~ 10 8 tt c For Sale Produ ced from a spec1al v1nyl compound mad e by B F Goodr•ch and Mon san to 5 ltmes thtcker than metal Std1ng Wtll not dent chtP c ra ck, peel, rot , rust or c halk FREE HOME ESTIMATES . SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS STEW ING CH ICKEN S fo r sa le 75c a head Phone 992 7507 10 10 3tp Call Collect 1 592 5544 Athens, Ohto PIANO tunm g, Lane Dan.e ls 992 2082 D1scount to pen s1oners 10 6 l2tp REVIVAL meet1ng start mg Oct 16th at Morgan Center wesleyan Chur ch Mus •c by B1ssell Brothers Local preacher Will be s peakmg pastor welcomes everyone 10 7 5tp SHOOTING Match , Racme Gun Club, Sunday Oct 13, I p m 10 9 41C 10 10 Jtc POLLED Hereford bu ll, phone 949 2822 9 10 61C WALNUT s tereo rad1o com btnat10n, 8 t rack !ap e am fm radto, 4 spea ke r sound sys tem Balance SliD 36 or easy te r ms Ca ll 992 3965 10 6 lf c MYERS ' pump sea l and cont rol . 42 gallon wate r tank A 0 Smith hot water tank cont rols , thermosta t Ph one 367 7113 10 II 3t p --~-------- ~-- SOUP'S on , the ruc_i~that tS, c lean Wlfh Blue Lus tre Rent e l ec t r~c shampooer $1 Baker F urn1ture Co 10 10 3t c SMALL black m1n1ature poodle around Sy ra cuse Reward Phon e 9q2 3792 10 11 6tp RING los t or s tolen tn VICtntty of stag bar , contams 3 d•amonds •n a rectangle w ith a G m the m 1ddle and a prmled "400 Club" on th e bottom Reward se ntimental value Phone .. Belpre , 423 6795 10 9 4tp Help Wanted fl fron ta ge )( If, ) f! l IH.' ~I 'C O nd IOI O n left On R •ve r v1CW Drrv e L• n c o ~ Hdl Pomt' roy . Oh10 If 1n ' er es tt'd C<" ll 99? 1710 after 5 fl \J I L r!I NG POTATOES phone 992 7407 l01llltp POTATOES Ke nnebe c cob bi er, will d e l1ver Phon e Tom Sayr e 843 2491 10 ll 6tp IOI HO pm 10 6ll r BU S INE SS bu ll drng SO:.t60 cement dr1v e Rt l:i'4 near Rulfilnd Phon e 74 ? 5052 a 21 tf c SMf,L I Cond or c•nd lot Phon e 7 1?6 on 9Q 7 10 3 tfc 8 1-!V l • M H(lU!'.<' wil h bath P o nH•r o y lu ll bet se ,nrnt 99 '] 7869 and Sil t' f"> hone 9..tQ 4780 o r 10 10 1tc WILL T RADE r IN ANCIN G A RR A N G ED WITH M INIMUM DOWN Will co n s 1der t r ad e ror o lde r hOm e trail er or land on fh1 S 1961 FORD F at c on tru c k new J bedroom 'l bafh home camp e r s tee ps lour , r c.1 1 w1th ? car qa r age la r ge r11ce new l1res ba tt ery , w1 ll IC\m 1IY room a~r cond •t •onmg take ca r as part paym ent See Move m 1mm ed 1ately Ca l l any trm e Red ' Keeton now 991 5976 upp er M•n ersvdle Oh10 _ 9 24 lfc 10 6 61p NO MONEY DOWN Monthly payments a ccord•ng to m come New J bedroom home, w1th wal l to watl carpet1nn on 1 a c r e landsc ape d lots Ca ll today for more •n formatton ~91 5976 9 24 ti c Factory Closeouts 5 BIKE SALE See us for best prices I 1 124 W . Main. Pomeroy FABR IC SALE over 2,000 yds of 1st QUa lit y double kn 1ts on sale on e week only , Monday Oct 7 tllru Sat , Oc t 12 Beaul tful fal l and w •nte r prmts and so lidS Pr•ces sta rt at Sl 49 yer yd Caro l1na Fabr1c s. Rt 7 one half mile north of Ches ter , Ohto Henry and Mary Hunter owner s Open 9 a m to 7 p m Monday ~ fhru SatiJrda y I0 6 6tc APPLES Fttzpa t r.ck Orchard State Route 689 Phone Wilkesvil le , 669 378 5 9 25 26fc A FEW new band ms lrum ents Cc tact Renee Ston e 99:i' 7567 9 J tfc Warehouse Closeout! COOPER MUD& SNOW TIRES As much as 20 Pet. off present price. Good supply of 15" VW tires and fires for older cars. MOORE'S 124 W . Main POTATOES, Pomeroy Phon e ROOM house o n Ct1est e r watE-r l•n e on Rl 33 •n c ludes '1 tots and 1 1 ot a c re $5 500 Ca ll afler 7 1.> m 99 '2 sa75 10 9 611 Strout Realty MOORE'S 843 2495 10 3 12tc ALLIS Chalmer s tractor wtth GROCERY busmess for sale Butld1ng for sa te or lease mounted plow 5425 PhOne Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m 9.d9 2854 to 10 p m tor appo•ntment 10 113t p 3 20 tfc 197 3 YAMAHA 500 MX motorcycle-, l1ke new Phone KNA PP shoes , soc k s a nd ta ckets 11 styles on sale 985 393a P ho ne 991 5324 10 6 6tp 10 1 tfc CLEANING lady needed at once, wor k once per week Phone 992 3901 10 11 3tc SO MEONE to hel p With e lderly woman or lUSt stay ntghts. 5 days per week No hou sewo rk 1nvolved Phone 992 3923 or 99 2 3255 10 9 61C Shuler's Market W. Main Pomeroy FALL IS HERE: INDIAN CORN GOURDS c4 FIREWOOD 7424831 RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms full basement, a ll electnc home, 518,500 2 ALL ELECTRIC homes, 3 bedrooms, new car. peted, $17,500 a nd $17,000 , SO ACREs.---Wtth house and some t1mbe r Alfred a rea $17. 500 SYRACUSE - Oldec home. a! I e lec, 2 bedrooms full baseme nt , garage 33, 3 4 ACRES - Rt basement. bedrooms garage RUTLAND BriCk older hom e 4 bedrooms , carport , acre of ground, $1.4,000. 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT' Lot s Pauley, Branch Manager RUSTIC HILLS m Syracuse , Oh1o, new 3 bedroom home under construction. No down payment , low monthly payment. For those who qualify call 992 3454 Weekdays 446-9568 Weekends LEE CONSTRUCTION '~============· r- CLINE'S CONSTRUCTION New homes for sale. Route 143 Ph A~ re Lots 3 bedroom, P/2 bath, available in 3 weeks. CALL N E W LISTIN 'G house and garag e on open huntmg land M1ne ral s a nd Lead1ng Cre€k water tap NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom home, bath , was her and dry er hookups ' El ectnc heat ilnd gorage close to town On ly $7 500 00 Ml DOLE PORT 1::1 room hor('le on good s treet wllh 3 bedroom s , '} niC e e nc los ed porches Full basement and 2 ga rAges Want onl y S16 000 00 WALL TO WALL CARPETING 3 n1ce bedrooms, Large foyer, gas FA furna ce, storm doors and wmdows Fenced back yard for your pet Only $17.500 00 97 ACRES Of n1ce w1ld hunt .ng area Waln Ut. h1ckory , p1ne and other vartet y Good bottom land F ree gas NEW LISTING - 7 acr es of n1ce lay1 ng land, and 5 room house, balh . gas furna ce, dr1lled well, cella r and front porch Only SIO.OOO 00 BEFORE YOU BUY ANY OTHER HOUSE , SEE IDE OH•u- Q92 Jrl5 00? 2] 713 Register For Prizes! Shop for B.arga ms! You're lnv1ted! --------- - ,....--- POMEROY LANDMARK 9.- Jack W Carsey, Mgr . aDII Phone 992 ·2181 Pets For Sale REGISTERED Br1ttany Span 1el pups 6 weeks old Call 9Q2 5072 1o 11 3tc REDUCTION of grown AKC toy , poodles, sso each. pups S65, S1amese kittens. SIS Phone I 256 6247 10 1 26tc - ---- - - ------- KEY PUNCH OPERATOR ' . . • Loca I company has immediate opening for an experienced key punch operator. Job consists of operating an I. B.M. Model 129 Punch Verifier·. Good fringe benefits, $2.80 per hour. Must be willing to work shift'work. Send brief rest,Jme of education and work experience to . Box 100-A ' SE PTIC TANK' S AROB IC SEWAGE S YSTEMS CLEA NED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION , STEWART. OHI O PH 6ti2 3035 1041fC C BRAD FOR D. Auct1oneer Comp lete Servtee Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Re - rne , Oh10 Cr1tt Bradford 5 1 tfc FOR FREE es ttmat es on a lum •n um r epla c ement wtndows, S1dmg , sto rm doo rs and wmdows, Rail1ng Phone Char les L1sle Syra cuse, Oh10 Carl Ja c ob , Sa le s Representat ive, V V Johnson and Son 1nc 4 30 lfc LA ST BID Home Im provement, c arpentry wor k, roof1 ng , parn t. ng , carpet 1nstalla tton, fre e est1mates All wo rk g uaranteed Phon e 742 508 1 9 22 tfc AUTOMOBILE InSurance been cance ll ed? Lo st your operator's lt cens e Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc CREMEANS CO N CRE TE del 1vered Monday through Sa turday and even 1ng s Phone 4.d6 114 '2 6 13 tfc EXCEL SIOR Sa lt Works , E Marn St , Pomeroy All kinds of sail water pellets , water nugg ets, blo ck salt and own Ohto R1ver Sa lt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc --------------- PIANO t u r11 ng and repatr Phone Char les Scott 991 3718 9 17 32t p SEWING MA CHINES Repa1r serviCe, all makes , 992 2284 The Fabr~c Shop , Pomeroy Author.zed Smg er Sales and Service We sharpen SCISSors 3 29 tf c DOZER work land clearmg by the acre hourly or contract, farm ponds roads. etc Large doze r and operator with over 20 year s expe rrence Pullins E xc avatmg , Pomeroy , OhtO Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc CARPOING 501 NYLON $7 95 Sq. Yd. • and up Pnce includes 1nstallaf ton and free padding Talk to Wendell _ Grate , carPet consultant - We hav e hundreds of carpet values Your 10b ca n be completed in 1 to 2 weeks No long waiting penod. SPECIAL! Candy Strtpe Carpet wtth rubber back . Reg. 56.99 sq. yd . Now $4.99 Sq. Yd . Ntce for bedrooms, dens, kttchens, etc. RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211 Rutland, 0 . H.P. TRACTOR? We Have Farman 300 Tractor Ready ·To Gol -1· m,t II iteh ' -Livfl Power -Tontue Amp. -Louks Very Good In Care Of The Dally Sentinel ' ·1 11 Court St., Pomeroy, 0. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. NEED AN EXTRA • MEIGS ·EQUIPMENT CO. · ~II ' Ph . 992 -5682 or 992 -7121 All Mechanical Work , 992·2176 ., RIGGS USED CARS HAS TO OFFER FOR ONLY . All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers '2195 • • ' YOUR CHOICE USED CARS 72 BUICK LeSABRE " REDECORATING? Don't forge t the roof of your home Have a beaut 1ful new ,oof mstal led by All -Weather Rooftng Co _ _I Does your home requ1re any of these services? IOOPNG I MIOOlffi'ORT (~92-255o )17 l'f 2~,! A.V All that IS needed for a free estimate ts a phone call 'Please Phone· THE DEPENIM9 E CONTRACTING 00. 0 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 Known & R eli.able Service See Us for your Plumbing and Heating Needs. RACINE PLUMBING AND HEATING 949. 5961, Racine, If so, Call us Now for a Free Estimate . READY MIX CONCRETE deltvered r •Qht to your protect Fast and easy Free es t• mates Phone 992 32a4 Goeg l e1 n Ready M1x Co, Mtddl eport, Oh10 6 30 tfc KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER "<1 1 th e caut ion !tqht" TUPPERS PLAIN') 0 BARGAINS ARE OUR MIDDLE NAME' The merchandiztng philosophy al KURL'S BARGAIN CENTER Is s1mple - a " mama papa store" wtth " cash 'n carry" pn c mg Th1s mean~ that the cost of the 1tems YOU buy does NOT ~nclude mark up for somebody cred1t, so m e body free del 1very or for the sa laries of high · pressure salesmen! And ALL used appltan ces carry 30 -day, mone y back guarantees So our are sattsfied orie~q., & quallty -w1se 1 why we have so many sattsf1ed customers Tr'( _.s, you'll see; when you get a good deal, you'll be back for more! ' NEW FURNISHINGS . 2 pc ltvtng rooms In modern , Early Am. or Spanosh from Sl75 . velvet, Herculon , v1nyl recliners S49.95, 3 pc . Span 1sh table sets, heavy & beauttful'y styl 1sh in oak fmtsh $89 95 , wrth red or gold velvet tnserts $119, 3 pc EA table se ts , S34 95 ; maple ftntsh 4 dr chests S30, maple ftntsh bedroom , 1ncludes dbl dresser w1th mtrror , 4 dr chest & book· case hdbd bed $132.50, 30" foam bunk mattresses $19.95 USED APPLIANCES' (ALL woth 30 day, money back guarantees) Refngerators from S19 95 , elect or gas ranges from $30, elect dryer s $35 (I copper tone Fr~grdaire $49 95) Or I, coa l wood hea t mg stoves now available USED FURNIJURE BARGAINS' M<Jre than 25 chests & dressers; i cabonets; 1 lg. m••ol• pine hutch; g ·select· ion wall -to ·w ali carpet ( in larger stzes) & rugs; bedr'm su1tes; nite stands ; beds ; baby 1fems , rnd oak table, dinettes, desks, ~~Zalll:~,,s~,;e~Qver~l sm . 1 cabinets; ut1l1ty hen .cup boards , str & OS cha.rs, only 1 used sofa ; many odd tables For the discerning furniture buyer pr. leather topped step end lables, LT cocktail table alsoav(!ilable, Queen Anne end table $35 (the kind currently shown tn ladles' mags for upwards of $169) and it's signed mahogany : mahogany knee ·hole desk, bow· end , leather topped with file drawer, occas. table. L T, with metal · llned reservlor lrt one end for floral · arrangement & pullout candle board In other - a real unique lind I Dk . maple flnosh on knotty pine trestle table, a great p1ece, if you like Early Am. decor - · you can see yourse lf tn th1s table top' o. Emergency Phone 992· 3995 or 992-7582. GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL-WEATHER HARD WARE On Sal e Now qualtty Devoe Bnght Wh1te Latex Hou se Pa tnt •n 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Brand na me Roof Flaint, 10 pet olf Wh1te they least Take advantage of the se great buys whtle they are st111 tn stock ALL·WEATHER HARDWARE 337 North Second Av e Mtddleport, Oh1o 992 HSO EXCAVATING, dozer , loader and backhoe work , sept ic tanks mstalled , dump trucks and lo boys for htr e, Will hau l ftll d 1rt , top sod , ltmeslone & gravel. Call Bob or Rog er Jeffers, day phone 992 7089, n•ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc -,DOZE --- ---- -----R or ba ck hoe -;..();"k Phone .446 3981 or 444 3459 9 B tfc - - ---------...,.-- 72 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Ur. H.T, fa c . air, P S, P B, vmyl rGof Decaratl.n.tr and Remod-.nng 51695 71 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE ........... 4 Dr sedan , auto, P S v1nyl roof VINYL SIDING · PH. 992-7454 or 992·7129 70 A.M. HORNET•..•.•.••.••.••.•••. ..S1295 6 cyl , auto 1 owner Free Estimates, Midd'--:f.. Service P&J 68 FORD LTD.••..••••••••••••••••..••.•• ~795 • 4 Dr. H T, fac air, P S, P B, vmyl roof Parts 71 MERCURY MONTEGO •..•..••••• 51495 2 Dr H T , 6 cy l. , auto , P.S. 71 FORD MAVERICK ..••..•...••••••. s1495 Heatmg • Coohng Refrig. • Plumbong - Eleclrtcal • Appliance . Att work guaranteed Otscount to Semor Ctltzens. 215 N. Second St. Mtddleport , Ohio 992 -3509 ,--:_.__- --------, 2 Dr .. 6 cyl , auto .. 72 VEGA 4 CYL 4 SP. - 70 PONTIAC 4 ,Sedan, clean "Tl RED 1295 DR.................... 5 302 V 8. sland. w.topper 69 DODGE WINDOW VAN .......... 51295 318 V a. auto. • 74 CHEV. C-10 .........................~3295 358 V 8, auto P.S , P B. long wide bed. w-camp lop S93-6366 --TRACTOR----.. .. D&D CONSTRUCTION PHONE 949-3832 or 843-2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a shelf to a house. Paintmg, siding, roofing, paper hanging , kitchen cabinets, ,etc. 56 Case wide front end, 3 point hitch with front end loader in good shape. . ' ....__ _ ,995--__, Good Selection Cheaper Cars .- See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Located on St. Rf . 7 - ----- - ------- - By Mrs. Francis Morris Rev. Frank Snare of F1r~ l Baptist Church, Wellston, will be the evangehst foe the revival services wh1ch begm Monday, Oct. 14, at 7:30p. m. and continue nightly through Oct . 20. Special music each evemng Mrs . Mina Coffee & End Table Sets · New & ' used, -Starting at $10 Set Come and look vs over, the store Is ~eked. We have a little bot -of everything. Also check with the other stores In the area, then come here for the best values . Rutland Furnitun• 742-4211 ••. • • •• " ••• • •• • • "• •• • SPECIAL OF WEEK NO.2 ....••.. . ' . • •' •• ••• . .• •• •• •· ••• ••• Herb, Dav< or Mike Grate 992 -)J42 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6 : 00--Til5p . m. Sat. Mrs Lavm1a Simpson s pent a week m Columbus w1th her daughter, Mrs Mart an Kmght.step Mr. and Mrs Robert .Roush of Columb us were weekend g uest..; of her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Owen Watson Mr and Mrs . Roy Riffle a nd son, Melvm, spent several days at Hawk 's Nest and Black Water Falls m West Vtrgmia Mrs Evelyn Young and Aaron of Galhpohs spen t a weekend w1th her parent..;, Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland Mr and Mrs Shendan Russell Jr and dau g ht e r, Paula of Mason, W. Va and Mr and Mrs. Shendan Russe II III a nd daughter of Middleport were dmner guest.s Sunday of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turley Callers at the home of Mrs E thel Wheeler and Mrs Ada Bays were Mr and Mrs Charles Covey a nd Mr and Mrs Earl Covey of Belpre. Mr Wallace Amberger of Chesler, Mr. a nd Mrs Harold Hamm of Pomeroy, Mrs E lva Co ttrill of Logan . Mrs. Vorgmw Thoren of Mmersv11le., • Miss·_. Sybol i Mason, West Virginia Open 8: 30-5: 30 Phone: 304-773-5221 ' SEVERAL GAS& FUEL OIL HEATERS was companied ~y lhelr aunt, Mrs. C. R. Mitchell and her frtend , Mrs Frances Gr~y of Atlanta, Ga , who' -remained for three days w1th Mrs. Mitchell's sister-m-law, Mrs. Bradford They accompamed Mr. and Mrs . Leo Mitchell, who came after them,, baek . to Parkersburg, to leave by plane, Sunda~ for Atlanta Mrs Estella Reemer, daughter, Vivian, and Mtss DeErla Smith of Columbiana spent Fr~day, Oct 4 wtth Mrs Hallie Paynter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lew1s of Can ton and Mr. and Mrs Wayland Marr of Lancaster spe nt Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs George Ne1gler. Mrs Leonard Peale of New York v1s1ted Mrs . Ann Coe who accompanied her to Cmcmnatt and spent a few days with Miss Berm~e Coe. "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" .MAsON AUTO MART BEDROOM SUITES Solid cherry bedroom suite with twtn beds, prtced to sell. Solid walnut bedroom suite, 4 pc. complete with springs & mattress, $349.95 . New Medtterranean bedroom suite wtth red velvet inserts, 5249.95. BEDs-BEDs-BEDS 2 queen size beds, compl~te saa.oo to $149.95 . Several full & lwin siie beds, complete $29.95 u~. o. :.ee f-rank Reynolds . GAS & ELEC . RANGES Gold, green , copper, whrte. Ltke new. Several other ranges slartong at $39 .95. 79'/j Cheste~. WANTED Mechanic Wanted 20 REFRIGERATORS In all colors, includmg stde by side, (20 cU. ft.) priced SlS.OO to 5399 9S. OAK BEDROOM SUITE Lew is returned home from Arcadia Nursmg Home'Saturday by he r daughter Mrs . Ben Philson a nd Mrs . Thereon Johnson . She IS a medical patient. Ben Philson was the v1clim of an acc1dent Thursday enroute to work He was taken to Holzer Medical Ce nter Mrs Lela Easterday returned to her home from Veterans Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Orland Mitchell of Parkersburg spent a day with Mr. and Mrs Crill Bradford. They were ac· We welcome you to the Bargain Center We have the best prtces and you'll rece1ve courteous . dependable servtce 3 PC. Karr & Van Zandt Racine Social Events 3 Truckloads Good Used Furniture Arrives! SPECIAL OF WEEK NO.1 70 Olds 88 HT Sed., v-roof, air............. .'l395 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11495 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr., V8, 3 speed..••..• ~1095 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... 1995 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S.......... 1995 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S ......... 1595 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air ••.• '595 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, air'595 68 Chev. Mai..Wagon, V·8 auto., P.S. ·······1995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air ....... '1095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, ,!IUto., P.S ........... I995 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, air ••••....'995 67 Ford F-100 Pickup, V-8, 3 sp ............ '1195 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... '495 65 Chev. 4 Door, V·8, auto.................... 1395 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan....................1150 •••• •• "" •' ~ ..•.·•.· • LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES ~ PUBLIC AUCTION ' Frank Gh.een, ' Sales Mgr. 'I ESTATE SALE PENNSVI.LLE, OHIO \ PHONE 992-77,77 SUNDAY, OCT. 13 AT 10:30 A.M. SHARP POMEROY HOURS: •10 miles southwest of McConnelsville and Malta, Ohio on 51. Rl . 377 tn Pennsvtlle at the Boll Janes Farm by the Embree Park . Selling the antique furniture. china , glassware;. guns, and modern furntture from three estates Also selling furniture & elec. appliances from Malta Manufacturing Apts Will sell modern furniture & mosc. Items In A.M . ,Will start selling antiques at 1 o'clock. ' Nothint shown before ,d1y of s•le. lunCh on premises . Positive 10. Terms · cash dfiY of sale. Not responsibl• for 'accidents. . ' ' 1 Auctioneers-Bill Janes& Associates \' Phone 962-4377 or 557-3411 DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS '·1 PM-& .· PM Destgned traditton . GREAT COUNTRY •' more SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 500 E. MAIN ST. 992-2174 POMEROY, 0. USED burlap s acks Phone 992 7308 10 11 Jtc E ARN e xtra ca s h t he ea s y way 1 Prt ces are gr eat for you r scr ap tron , s t1eet 1ron copper , bra ss alum1num IB,M Pap ers , stam les s stee l auto ba ttc rr es , auto radiatOrs Sell 10 on e of th e larges t recycltng comp <:m •es tn th1 S part of the s tat e Th e Rosenberg Com pany 1\th Pns , Oh10 10 9 tfc JUNK autos, comple te and del•v ered to our ya rd We p1ck up all kmds of scrap me ta ls nnd •r on Rtders Sa lvage St Rt 124 Rt d Pome roy Ohio Call 991 5 t~ 6 8 10 11 26tp C A~ H pa1d for a ll makes and mod e ls of mobtle homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 ft c Harnson Spendm g a few days woth Mr and Mrs Cect l Toban was Guy Toban of Denver, Colo , who visited severa l relatives and frtends tn lh1s commumty Mrs . Hazel Arnold was honore d on her btrlhday wtth a btrlhday dmner A btrthday cake was presented by her c hildren, Mr and Mrs Rona ld McNally and da ughte r of Athens, Mr and Mrs. Patnck Williams and ch ijdren of McArthur. Mr a nd Mrs. Nathan Arnold and sons of Chester, and Waller, at hom e. mid -size ca r tn Thunderbird 1972 Chev. 6 Cyl. Nova ........................ !2195 4 Dr seda n, one careful local owner Sharp 1972 Ford V8 112 Ton Pickup...................12795 Wanted To Buy GET ATTENTION a Des tgned for Elegance in a new , ef ficient s tze. One -half ton lighter, 2 feel shorter than full soze but comparable in room and luxury with highest priced cars Now on dtsplay, and also sharp used cars Something To Relieve In. Sport s Custom , 360 V 8, power steenng , power brakes, auto trans , low mtlea'ge. One of the s harpest vsed trucks anywhe re, tw 1n gas tanks. 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Hard Top .................12795 Low mil eage, extra clean, AM FM stereo rad1o , atr cond , fully eq uipped 1971 Volkswagen 4 Dr. Sedan ................. !2495 Seats have never been sa t on Auto trans , low m•leage 1971 Dodge V8 Special Edition ............... 11695 2 dr hardtop mid s 1zed lu,.;ury Dodge One local owner, fully eq utpped 1969 Pontiac Gran Prix ••.••.••.••.•••• •••••••• !1395 2 Dr hardtop, Pontia c's fop of line spor ts ca r L•ke new finish ~~~ ~ Fully equrpped 1969 Olds "98" 4 Dr. Hard Top ................. 1995 Fully equipped with power windows and air .ost all equipment Local owner Top of line In Olds - -~----------- - OLD F URNITURE , oak tables, c :ocks tee boxes , brass beds , diShes , desks, or complete hou se hold s Wrtte M D M11!er, Rl 4, Pomeroy , Oh10, ca ll 992 7760 5 13 tfc -------·-- Wmners of free ttckets to Kings Island: Roscoe W•se, Jr .• Middleport, Ohio Carl Wolfe. Rt. 1, Racine, Oh1o Ralph M. Rottgen, New Haven , W. Va . C. J. Gerard, Middl~porl, Ohio Reg1ster now for last drawing thts weekend. ~- -- --- NO 1 copper 45c radiators 15c, brass , 2Sc batteries, s 1 30 G mseng , S60 yellow roo t i4 tops Sl 50 , May App le , 70c , M A Hall Reeds VI ll e , Oh10 Phone 378 6249 10 4 tfc See Fred Blaettnar, Darrnell Dodrill or Danny Thompson Mob1le :-iomes For Sale TRAILER for sa le a t Hy sell Run , 2 bedroom s Phone 992 3975 or 992 257 1 10 111fc 8x45 2 BEDROOM mob de home Phone 992 3324 10 11 61C PUBLIC NOTICE Th e annual e le ct ron of the Me•gs County Agrt c ultural Soc tety Dtre ctor s Wttl be held Thur s day, November 7 197-l at the off1 ce of th e Me tgs Coun ty CommiSSIOn ers tn th e Court hou se a t Pom ero y, Oh10 from 5 to 9 p m Qua l•ft cat •on s for d~rectors a re that they must be a Qua lified voter of Me1gs County and must hav e a membersh iP hcket tn sa1d soet e ty of 1974 Ca nd•d a l es petll1ons must be filed w1th th e Se cretary no la ter th an 5 p m Wednesday Oc Iober JO 19 7<~ Only person s holdmg member sh•p ti ckets a t Ihe c lose of the 19 74 Coun ty Fa tr or at le ast ( 15> ca lendar days before the date of cl ect10n are qua11 11ed to vote Th e Me1y s Ag r •c ultural S oe~ety By Mr s Ma r v1n K1ng , Sec retary Red. Hot SPECIALS 197 2 WINCH ESTER Mobile home , 60x12 , ? bedrooms, p;, ba ths cen tral alf furnace and carpe ted Phone 992 5254 or (304) a!l 2 2217 9 29 tfc 2 BEDROOM mob1le home m town ~4 .5 0 0 Call 992 3975 or 992 2571 9 13 tfc For Rent 3 AND 4 ROOM furntshed and unrurntshed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 lf c - -- ·- ---- ------~ PRIVATE mee t1ng room for any organ,zat,on. phone 992 3975 3 11 tfc 70· Ford Maverick ......................$1295 ~ Local 1 owner, good w s w tires, deluxe int trim, wheel covers , rad1o, 6 cyl, real economy wJJh std tran s, blue ftn., nt ce 1968 Chevrolet lmpala ............... ..J895 Spl. Cpe. red finish. blk. vinyl top. spolless Interior. good tires, radio, automaf1c tra ns , V 8, power s teertng 68 ChiJSier 4 Door..................... $495 Good ltres, t~lr , -TW-------------O room and bath aprs m ( 10 ) 11 18, 25 J tc .1 M•ddleport For tnformat•on , call 992 1550 or 742 6551 7 3 tfc P S , P B, and radto .... "WE RU~~ A VE~. Y SIMPLE BUSINESS" We Sell & Service Chevrolet Cars & Trucks " NEW MOBILE HOME FOR SALE due to transfer, this hoittrn set up in new trailer park. Be the first to own your own mobile home .in Ohio Valley's Newest & Finest ParK. 3 BR TOTAL ELECTRIC. FINANCING AVAILABLE POMEROY MOTOR CO. 992-2126 "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. Ti I 8 Pomeroy, Ohio For Rent Auto Sales FURNISHED apartmen t , adults only tn Mtddteport Phone 992 3874 5 12-tfc 1972 PONTIAC Catalma Brougham, black w1lh Wh 11e mter10r , p s , p b, a~r con d•t•on~ng, AM 8 track stereo buill'"' 19,000 m1les Phone 2J7 2063 10 9 Jtc ------------COUNT'RY Mobile ~ome Parte, Rt 33, ten mites north of Pomero y Large lois with - - - - -'- - - - - - - - - concrete patios , sidewalks , 1971 FORD Torma, low mlleag,_e. runners and off street 4 dr sedan, V 8 Auto tran s parktng Also, , spaces for m1sslon, $1 ,750 Phone 843 · small traders Phone 992 7479 2137 · 72ltfc 10·6 6tp APT for rent. prtvate entrance. t96Q VAN , 8 cylinder Phone nl . bath , . bedroom , kitchen S6S1 Flhone 992 5508 8·16 tfc 10 11 3tc SAVE MONEY & PROBLEMS, IT'S ALREADY Sn UP. - -------------OPEN -HOUSE 2 BEDROOM hoUse to rent SAT. 10 am to 7 pm Phone 992 or 992 2571 ..... 10-lltfc SUN. 1 pm to 6 pm TR AILER space on private lot, 1971 DODGE Pickup Wtth topper, automat1c , power brakes , $1,450 Also . Honda Cycle 750 1972 model WIOd shteld , crash bar , foot peg , 3 mlles from Pomeroy , Ph one back rest. luggage rack , 367 7743 sadd le bags , exce ll ent con drt1-:>n $1.250 Phone 742 6254 · 10113tc 10 9 61C NICE 3 rroom apt and bath, " - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - I FORo Gataxie 500 , 289 all e t.ec trlc ~ 1n Pomeroy 1967 e ng1ne, exce llent for parts, Tabletop, ranger. wall oven, new starter a nd exhatJst n 1ces t apt . arovnd. Phone system Good tranSm iSSIOn. Ga ll ipolis . • .4.46 7699 or SISO Flhone 667 3095 even1ngs, •.c6 -9539 10 9 4tc 823tfc 3975 COUNTRY ~OBILE HOME PARK DARWIN, OHIO P HO~ E 992· 7034 •~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~-.~...................... • ,, • as We Are 1'he Nice People. News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whtte v1s 1ted r ecently w1th Mrs. Neva Kmg and Mrs . Nora Cummms of Reynoldsburg, Rev and Mrs. Clyde Hmton of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Ralph Chase a nd Mrs Ruby Rucker· of Grove Ctty, Mr. a nd Mrs Robert Swearmger and Bobbte of West Mtlton , Mr. and Mrs Davtd Glenn of Tipp City and Mrs. Myrtl e Carman at Hunllngton Mrs. Je nme Halhe IS VISiting w1lh Mr. and Mrs. R obert Sweannger a nd s on a l West Milton The Carl reumon was held Sunday at the Bed ford Youth Center Sunday vts ttors of' Mr. and Mrs John Dean were Mr and Mrs Cla1r Waggoner, Harnspnvllle ; Mr and Mrs. Paul P aynter of Carpenter, Mrs . Garola Gilkey, R1c k , Cindy, Tammy a nd Jason of Athens, Mr . and Mrs. B1ll Spaun, Pomeroy, Mrs. Anna Mae Terrell and Juanita Terrell of Patas kala , Mr . and Mrs. Rowland Dais , local, and John Walter , AmUj and son, John Dean, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Toban of Denv~r, Colo. Recent v1s1 tors~ pf Mrs . Elizabeth Murray were Mrs. Charles Mash and Susie of Laurel Cliff. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison and Rodney spent a weekend w1lh Mr and Mrs. Olen heavier , 3 BUICKS &1 PONTIAC LEFT R & J COIN S wil l beat theMGM Flea Marke t Satu rd ay and VALIANT 65xl2, 3 bedroom Sunday Will buy se ll , and 1970 fu lly carpeted, LP gas heat trade silv er Phone 992 7751 10 11 2tc s 25 tfc ~td!ZI ,Ieporf- Pomeroy I Designed to r ep la ce the longer , expe nsive ca r s . Notice SliREO 92.1 ·, WMPQ;FM I MODEL CLOSEOUT Kingsbury .r I, .' Ebcrsbach of Pomeroy, Mrs Clara Mae Sar gent, local , Mrs Karen Werry a nd Mrs Lmd a Holter of Mormng Star \ AN ELEGANT 1974 1 72 Olds Toronado CPe., V-roof, p!!w .. air •••• '3695 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S......... .'2495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. air.••.• ~1495 72 Pontiac Cal. HT Cpe., power, air ........ 12895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, air .••.•..•• '1795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto .••..••..• .'1695 985-4100 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San ttat10n, 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 tfc LS 73 Chev. Capnce 4 Dr., v-roof, a1r..••.••..•. '3495 7'J Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air ...... .'3295 73 Buick Elec. H.T. Sed., power, air, sharp,. '4595 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Or. HT., v-roof, air ......... '3095 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, air .............. '3495 72 Chevelle Mal. HT Cpe., v-roof, air, stereo. !2995 RIGGS USED CARS RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER S1~:. H~TCHBACK .......... !1295 68 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR ............ s395 72 FORD RANGER XLT............. s2495 OF:" Dry Red, Itchy SkonRed. Smelly Hard WaterThen call us for a FREE Water Analysis. Roght Now AI' CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 73 ON OUR -wtth_ ----------------------· Olds 98 Sedan, full power, an....... 4595 72 CHEV. IMPALA 4 Dr H T , fac. a1r, P S, P B, v1nyl roof Interior. latc:!fklr TO CASH IN Buyl •• Many Prices R~ducedl 4 Dr H T. , a 1r , P. S , P B, v1nyl roo f • .. _,.,' • ., 72 PLYMOU'IH FURY Ill ALL·WEATHER Open Mon - Sat. SAM 6 P. M •<N'INV $"01/lltfO SEPrtC lANK S c leaned, reasonable r ates Ph 4.46 4782 GalliPOliS John Russell, owner and operator 5 12 tf c 777 Pearl Street Middl~port. Ohio Phone 992-5367 or 992 -3861 ' •• BOWERS REPAIR Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 Rutland ASSOCIATES FALL BARGAIN Our aim is to please our customers On State Rt. 124, 1f2 mt . from Route 7 by -pa ss towards 907)61') 7 16 tfc MIDDLEPORT Large pr~ ce reduct•on on thrs Business room with lovely apartment over 3 8 R. , P/2 r baths, dmmg , nice k1tchen , H W floors wtth carpettng , central hot water heat. Call for pnce MIDDLEPORT - Make an offer House has had 2 apartments, separate baths, trailer hookup (rentedl. all of 2 lots & a part of 4 lots , garage w1th room for workshop POMEROY - Mulberry Hts Lovely home . 3 B. R .. balh, nrce kitchen, H W floors, some carpeting, recreation roorn, full basement, central heat and air cond LANGSVILLE - On good fishing creek. About 10 acres on g09d black lop road Some fences $5,800. Buy Todav for Tomorrow's Happtness . 992-2259 or 992-2568 ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE GORDON H TEAFORD !'us1ness Serv1ces 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY .• !2 Or H T, fac a1r, P S., P.B, v•ny\ r oof, extra clean ALL..-WEATHER / ..,..,._, . " '" HELrN l TEAFORD Somethmg For Everyone! BONANZA GET AMNnGN • 12tc OCT. 7 THRU OCT. 19 Water1 Electric, Gas, Sewer l~nes, tnstalled Work guaranteed. Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks Limestone & fill Otrt Commercia 1- Residentia I Construct1on & Remodel ·- '1' .~---' 49 .1cre~ old Phone - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J_ _ _ _10 _ _1 PUMPKINS~ CAREER OPPORTUNITY for Men or Women - Nat1onw 1de In surance Offers ea rnmg s up to $15,000 (thiS 1s a salary, not a draw l to sell complete 10 TRAILER for sa te Phone (304) 773 5a4o surance prote c tion ltfe, 10 8 6tc health , auto, 11r e com mer c•a l. auto ltn ance , and mutual funds No pnor ex 1912 MACK (maxidyne) wtth 40 perlence 1S necessary s1nce ft Hobb"s trailer wtth tran s we have one of th e most cold refngeration Can be complete trammg programs seen at 247 Mulberry Ave, 1n the •ndustry If you are Pomeroy Phon e 992 3736 be 1nterested 1n a c areer op twee n a and 4 30 p m. portun1ty tn a reward 1ng 10 8 61c busine ss. ca ll Stanley Ferg uson at 614 446 .4707 QUITE a se1ect1on of framed Collect , Monday thru F r1day , beagle rabb1t dog s and pups a a .m to 4 30 p m An Equal Reasonably pr1 ced. call 742 Opportun1ty Empl oyer 3810 , Rt l , Rutland , OhiO 10 9 3tc 10 8 5tp for sa le Business Services I 11> i I C -------- - ----- WAITRE SS wanted, apply tn pe-rson at Crew's Steak House 10 8 10tc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l. _ _ _ _ _ > PPa 1 ~ s!aiP For Sale c;:, TERL ING s lv e r fl at war e Sliv e r tei'l serv1ce f•nc Chona c ry s till ccram •c s d •amond r~nq s Mc'lny hou sehold ,,.,......,s Phone 99? ?:161 • V•rqll B. Tra tord ')r . Broio.Pr no Mechdn1c Sln•Pt -,. --~...,Pomeroy , Ot11o .t576~ I PA INT SIN G ER automat 1c Zrg Zilg sew •nQ mC~chH,e s , 1n !'.CW•nQ l<~ble Mak es IJIJ!I o nho les se w ~ on button s bltn d he ms , e tc Top notch cond 1lt on Pay $ 51 or ter ms availa ble Phone 992 77 5 'J 1o 6 tf c r TEAFORD I ll I Dt,\ MA GE 1974 Z IU 7 /I. G SE WING M AC HIN E ~ s till •n ortQin itl car ton s "J n i1 11.1c hn1 Pnt s nt cded .1s our <on tr otc; -Mrf' bu11' 111 Sew o; w•th I or 1 nPt'dl cs , Ill '"~"- f'!. bultonhol es S<' w on bull ons monoqrnms r~n d I.JI•nd hl'm s tilch I ul l Ccl <i lt pr1 Cf' ~ 3 8 ~0 or budQf'l plan .=. vadetbl e Ptton e 99'} 71 5S 10 6 I h;: .... OT S tot sa 1e· tra1 ter or housl' All U 1 tltll es Phonr ! rt? 'l A ro; Ruilo.Jnd , Oh •o Pr'I_CL \ 2,SOO ease ( ,11\ 1964 CLA SS IC Ramb ler plus 7 B CHAROLA IS bull 8 months par ts Easy on gas ~nd good Old , $250 V H Well 992 5935 condd1on Refrigerator gas 10 6 6tp stove 2 record players Kaf•e Carpenter Lark 1ns St KOSCOT KOSMETICS & R-u t land Phone 742 4964 WIG S (The Mmk Oil Base 10 10 2tc Cosmettcs ) Phone BROWN ' S 992 511 3 11il71 APACHE Romer camp 1ng 8 20 tf c trailer ~l 1 d s tate Phone 992 11 ? I I " 11' or ' Amer1can Hardware 4 ROOM house unfurn•s hed on 1650 Lmcoln He1ghts Phon e or 'I r ( 1n 10 9 M e 70 000 BTU fuel oil stove 5.175 Phone {304 l 773 5428 ·10 10 6tp SOLID VINYL SIDING ' I YARD SALE c lean ers new 19 71 i\L L 0/\Y S.M turd i'l y O ct I? VACUUM mod t' l co mple te w•th ,111 corn e r of Locus t nnd '>ho rt c lean•nQ tool s Smrtll PA• n' Four th nt 307 LOC USI C.. l darn a qe •n Sh1ppmq Will !;rkr Middl e po rt All S•te s o f S'l7 cash or budQf't plan cl oth•nQ an d olh{' r • t e m ~ fi va• l <~bl e Phone 99'1 7J 'lJ 10 10 71p 10 6 If ( 10 10 3tc AUCTION , Thursday and Saturday ntght. 7 p m at Mason Auct1on Horton St m Mason . W Va ConSignments wel'-ome Phon e (304) 773 5471 . 10 3 ti c Wfl.l Nu l S1f' r t'(l r flll lo <Qt1 1 hlll{'lll('n 7 fl lr ,1 <k lilp c /\M I M r ,l(il ('l 1 " IH'<I k~ r 'iOUI\d SyStC' rH f'r11<'11l ( l' $11 0 \ A or l'il SY tpnn c; ((Ill 99 ? jQ(. ', Hl t. II r W IS H to thank m y ma ny tr .end s for th e nrce b•rthday and get w e l l card s I ha ve r e ce 1ved Also . for tne man v ca l l s 1 rece.ved whil e I was a ~or f? M For Sale Yard Sales !leal ~state For Sale u. ' - ---- ----~- --- ., ., �• . ' 8 _ The Dally Sent me l, Mlddlepori - Pomc·ro~. 0 .• Fnday. Oct 11., 1974 . •' ' ' Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! In Memory IN MEMORY of T Qm l uttwran Wh O Pii SS Pd a~;~o todiiY A t1d Wh1 I P iiWil V On <' Oc t IH' 11 l iE'S Ill YC' M 19 71 P Cii Cf' fUI YARD '- "'II O c t I I ,11 C ldH' IH l' Hdl r(' SH1<'n C(' ~U S II ( 1-t,]l <:, '- Vr i'IC USI' lrom I 1 II dM"10 I 1 sl e r p m e m or y I !i hill l illway s k ef' P Your l ov m q w tf e 'R uth Ht S 10 I I lt p IN L OV IN G 5 ta tt ord m e mor y Of Ja c k H Oc t 1 t 19 73 tort h shall set to' s om ewh e r e t s tl<'l l l mak e th e r ec k.IP SS c h o rce Sc•m e day s wh e n t h e tr ees cl r e •n VOIC E' And t oss mq so a s to scar e T tH:• wh•tc c lou ds ov e r th e m o n 1 s hall hav e l es s to sa y Bu l 1 shall b e qone Srtd ly mt sse d by w.te Dorothy c htldrell r~nd grandchildr e n 10 11 li e Card of Thanks I pat1ent at Vete r ans Memor.a l Hos pttal 1 want to thank the st<~ fl of the hosp 1tal and Dr Boonsue the m•nt s ter wt10 called Thank s aga•n a ll were deeply appr ec •ated Le la Eas terday 10 11 lip Notice THE HUMANE Soctefy Thr~ft Shop across from Post Off1C~ open Frtday and Sa tu rday Good wmter clothmg fr ee coffee and cook1es Satu rd ay morn •n.g Come m and browse around 101 1 3t c - - - - - - - - - ------ TERRIE MILLER 1S now employed at Dorothy s Beauty Salon m Syracuse . Oh 10 Phone 992 3982 Thur s da y through Saturday for appt 10 13 ltc S HO OT IN G MATCH . Corn Ho llow Gun Club turn f1r st right after Miles Cemete ry Rutland Fac tory c hoked guns only Sunday, Oct 13 I p m '1 ] I YARD <.., c'l te 12!:1 1 Powt'l l "' ' MH1-r1 IC' port f it hi tCS P ~lt f'r ll <; bu tl o n c; 1r1111S c1 ll l 1r c; l QU<I III Y mcrch iH1CI1 Se rl('W il n d not seconds G u;u (l nt ecd fi r s t a u<~ I• I Y le ft over s frorn tabrr c ll u 5<~ r H? S S Go1ng out o t Nf' W ond US!' cf b US IIl eSS c toth 1m1 of .1 11 kmd <; Lo tc; ot <1111 QU-E'S SIC HI In Q Mondi'ly Cit Q <~ m 1111 ~ p 111 Mon di'I Y and Tuesday 10 Hl 11c SALE SIM t111g TIJUrS d if¥.0 ~--i·-. m 11es soutll of M1<1 dl epor t ne a r Me,q s a nd Ga ll a L•n<' on old R 1 7 W <~ l c h fo r YARD 10 10 ?tc GAR AG E SALE be1ng he iCl 1n the l•v •nq room a t 61 8 South Th •rd Ave F r •day and Sett onl y 10 to 3 p m 9 10 2tc RUMMAGE SALE Fr~day and Saturday 106 Br• c k Pome roy 10 to .s ea c h day 10 10 2tp YARD SALE s tart1ng Thursday ev e n.ng F r1day and S at urd<~y "' RfD Loonn Street M d dleporl Oh to a cross from Ke lly s Ma nuta ctur 1nq 10 9 3tc Emp'oyment Wanted WILL car e for c hildren 1n my hom e from J•ny tots up to sc hool ag e Re liab le and hav e r e fe r en ce Ca ll C ather~ne Russ ell 99 2 577 1 10 8 61<. DAYNUR SERYBto6 anyage c hil d . reasonable rates re l1able people w1th med 1ca l tra1n1ng Phone 992 7608 befor e 5 p m , phon e 747 4902 afler 5 p m 10 3 121c Q9'} 38 7 ~ 10 8 tt c For Sale Produ ced from a spec1al v1nyl compound mad e by B F Goodr•ch and Mon san to 5 ltmes thtcker than metal Std1ng Wtll not dent chtP c ra ck, peel, rot , rust or c halk FREE HOME ESTIMATES . SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS STEW ING CH ICKEN S fo r sa le 75c a head Phone 992 7507 10 10 3tp Call Collect 1 592 5544 Athens, Ohto PIANO tunm g, Lane Dan.e ls 992 2082 D1scount to pen s1oners 10 6 l2tp REVIVAL meet1ng start mg Oct 16th at Morgan Center wesleyan Chur ch Mus •c by B1ssell Brothers Local preacher Will be s peakmg pastor welcomes everyone 10 7 5tp SHOOTING Match , Racme Gun Club, Sunday Oct 13, I p m 10 9 41C 10 10 Jtc POLLED Hereford bu ll, phone 949 2822 9 10 61C WALNUT s tereo rad1o com btnat10n, 8 t rack !ap e am fm radto, 4 spea ke r sound sys tem Balance SliD 36 or easy te r ms Ca ll 992 3965 10 6 lf c MYERS ' pump sea l and cont rol . 42 gallon wate r tank A 0 Smith hot water tank cont rols , thermosta t Ph one 367 7113 10 II 3t p --~-------- ~-- SOUP'S on , the ruc_i~that tS, c lean Wlfh Blue Lus tre Rent e l ec t r~c shampooer $1 Baker F urn1ture Co 10 10 3t c SMALL black m1n1ature poodle around Sy ra cuse Reward Phon e 9q2 3792 10 11 6tp RING los t or s tolen tn VICtntty of stag bar , contams 3 d•amonds •n a rectangle w ith a G m the m 1ddle and a prmled "400 Club" on th e bottom Reward se ntimental value Phone .. Belpre , 423 6795 10 9 4tp Help Wanted fl fron ta ge )( If, ) f! l IH.' ~I 'C O nd IOI O n left On R •ve r v1CW Drrv e L• n c o ~ Hdl Pomt' roy . Oh10 If 1n ' er es tt'd C<" ll 99? 1710 after 5 fl \J I L r!I NG POTATOES phone 992 7407 l01llltp POTATOES Ke nnebe c cob bi er, will d e l1ver Phon e Tom Sayr e 843 2491 10 ll 6tp IOI HO pm 10 6ll r BU S INE SS bu ll drng SO:.t60 cement dr1v e Rt l:i'4 near Rulfilnd Phon e 74 ? 5052 a 21 tf c SMf,L I Cond or c•nd lot Phon e 7 1?6 on 9Q 7 10 3 tfc 8 1-!V l • M H(lU!'.<' wil h bath P o nH•r o y lu ll bet se ,nrnt 99 '] 7869 and Sil t' f"> hone 9..tQ 4780 o r 10 10 1tc WILL T RADE r IN ANCIN G A RR A N G ED WITH M INIMUM DOWN Will co n s 1der t r ad e ror o lde r hOm e trail er or land on fh1 S 1961 FORD F at c on tru c k new J bedroom 'l bafh home camp e r s tee ps lour , r c.1 1 w1th ? car qa r age la r ge r11ce new l1res ba tt ery , w1 ll IC\m 1IY room a~r cond •t •onmg take ca r as part paym ent See Move m 1mm ed 1ately Ca l l any trm e Red ' Keeton now 991 5976 upp er M•n ersvdle Oh10 _ 9 24 lfc 10 6 61p NO MONEY DOWN Monthly payments a ccord•ng to m come New J bedroom home, w1th wal l to watl carpet1nn on 1 a c r e landsc ape d lots Ca ll today for more •n formatton ~91 5976 9 24 ti c Factory Closeouts 5 BIKE SALE See us for best prices I 1 124 W . Main. Pomeroy FABR IC SALE over 2,000 yds of 1st QUa lit y double kn 1ts on sale on e week only , Monday Oct 7 tllru Sat , Oc t 12 Beaul tful fal l and w •nte r prmts and so lidS Pr•ces sta rt at Sl 49 yer yd Caro l1na Fabr1c s. Rt 7 one half mile north of Ches ter , Ohto Henry and Mary Hunter owner s Open 9 a m to 7 p m Monday ~ fhru SatiJrda y I0 6 6tc APPLES Fttzpa t r.ck Orchard State Route 689 Phone Wilkesvil le , 669 378 5 9 25 26fc A FEW new band ms lrum ents Cc tact Renee Ston e 99:i' 7567 9 J tfc Warehouse Closeout! COOPER MUD& SNOW TIRES As much as 20 Pet. off present price. Good supply of 15" VW tires and fires for older cars. MOORE'S 124 W . Main POTATOES, Pomeroy Phon e ROOM house o n Ct1est e r watE-r l•n e on Rl 33 •n c ludes '1 tots and 1 1 ot a c re $5 500 Ca ll afler 7 1.> m 99 '2 sa75 10 9 611 Strout Realty MOORE'S 843 2495 10 3 12tc ALLIS Chalmer s tractor wtth GROCERY busmess for sale Butld1ng for sa te or lease mounted plow 5425 PhOne Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m 9.d9 2854 to 10 p m tor appo•ntment 10 113t p 3 20 tfc 197 3 YAMAHA 500 MX motorcycle-, l1ke new Phone KNA PP shoes , soc k s a nd ta ckets 11 styles on sale 985 393a P ho ne 991 5324 10 6 6tp 10 1 tfc CLEANING lady needed at once, wor k once per week Phone 992 3901 10 11 3tc SO MEONE to hel p With e lderly woman or lUSt stay ntghts. 5 days per week No hou sewo rk 1nvolved Phone 992 3923 or 99 2 3255 10 9 61C Shuler's Market W. Main Pomeroy FALL IS HERE: INDIAN CORN GOURDS c4 FIREWOOD 7424831 RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms full basement, a ll electnc home, 518,500 2 ALL ELECTRIC homes, 3 bedrooms, new car. peted, $17,500 a nd $17,000 , SO ACREs.---Wtth house and some t1mbe r Alfred a rea $17. 500 SYRACUSE - Oldec home. a! I e lec, 2 bedrooms full baseme nt , garage 33, 3 4 ACRES - Rt basement. bedrooms garage RUTLAND BriCk older hom e 4 bedrooms , carport , acre of ground, $1.4,000. 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT' Lot s Pauley, Branch Manager RUSTIC HILLS m Syracuse , Oh1o, new 3 bedroom home under construction. No down payment , low monthly payment. For those who qualify call 992 3454 Weekdays 446-9568 Weekends LEE CONSTRUCTION '~============· r- CLINE'S CONSTRUCTION New homes for sale. Route 143 Ph A~ re Lots 3 bedroom, P/2 bath, available in 3 weeks. CALL N E W LISTIN 'G house and garag e on open huntmg land M1ne ral s a nd Lead1ng Cre€k water tap NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom home, bath , was her and dry er hookups ' El ectnc heat ilnd gorage close to town On ly $7 500 00 Ml DOLE PORT 1::1 room hor('le on good s treet wllh 3 bedroom s , '} niC e e nc los ed porches Full basement and 2 ga rAges Want onl y S16 000 00 WALL TO WALL CARPETING 3 n1ce bedrooms, Large foyer, gas FA furna ce, storm doors and wmdows Fenced back yard for your pet Only $17.500 00 97 ACRES Of n1ce w1ld hunt .ng area Waln Ut. h1ckory , p1ne and other vartet y Good bottom land F ree gas NEW LISTING - 7 acr es of n1ce lay1 ng land, and 5 room house, balh . gas furna ce, dr1lled well, cella r and front porch Only SIO.OOO 00 BEFORE YOU BUY ANY OTHER HOUSE , SEE IDE OH•u- Q92 Jrl5 00? 2] 713 Register For Prizes! Shop for B.arga ms! You're lnv1ted! --------- - ,....--- POMEROY LANDMARK 9.- Jack W Carsey, Mgr . aDII Phone 992 ·2181 Pets For Sale REGISTERED Br1ttany Span 1el pups 6 weeks old Call 9Q2 5072 1o 11 3tc REDUCTION of grown AKC toy , poodles, sso each. pups S65, S1amese kittens. SIS Phone I 256 6247 10 1 26tc - ---- - - ------- KEY PUNCH OPERATOR ' . . • Loca I company has immediate opening for an experienced key punch operator. Job consists of operating an I. B.M. Model 129 Punch Verifier·. Good fringe benefits, $2.80 per hour. Must be willing to work shift'work. Send brief rest,Jme of education and work experience to . Box 100-A ' SE PTIC TANK' S AROB IC SEWAGE S YSTEMS CLEA NED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION , STEWART. OHI O PH 6ti2 3035 1041fC C BRAD FOR D. Auct1oneer Comp lete Servtee Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Re - rne , Oh10 Cr1tt Bradford 5 1 tfc FOR FREE es ttmat es on a lum •n um r epla c ement wtndows, S1dmg , sto rm doo rs and wmdows, Rail1ng Phone Char les L1sle Syra cuse, Oh10 Carl Ja c ob , Sa le s Representat ive, V V Johnson and Son 1nc 4 30 lfc LA ST BID Home Im provement, c arpentry wor k, roof1 ng , parn t. ng , carpet 1nstalla tton, fre e est1mates All wo rk g uaranteed Phon e 742 508 1 9 22 tfc AUTOMOBILE InSurance been cance ll ed? Lo st your operator's lt cens e Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc CREMEANS CO N CRE TE del 1vered Monday through Sa turday and even 1ng s Phone 4.d6 114 '2 6 13 tfc EXCEL SIOR Sa lt Works , E Marn St , Pomeroy All kinds of sail water pellets , water nugg ets, blo ck salt and own Ohto R1ver Sa lt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc --------------- PIANO t u r11 ng and repatr Phone Char les Scott 991 3718 9 17 32t p SEWING MA CHINES Repa1r serviCe, all makes , 992 2284 The Fabr~c Shop , Pomeroy Author.zed Smg er Sales and Service We sharpen SCISSors 3 29 tf c DOZER work land clearmg by the acre hourly or contract, farm ponds roads. etc Large doze r and operator with over 20 year s expe rrence Pullins E xc avatmg , Pomeroy , OhtO Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc CARPOING 501 NYLON $7 95 Sq. Yd. • and up Pnce includes 1nstallaf ton and free padding Talk to Wendell _ Grate , carPet consultant - We hav e hundreds of carpet values Your 10b ca n be completed in 1 to 2 weeks No long waiting penod. SPECIAL! Candy Strtpe Carpet wtth rubber back . Reg. 56.99 sq. yd . Now $4.99 Sq. Yd . Ntce for bedrooms, dens, kttchens, etc. RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211 Rutland, 0 . H.P. TRACTOR? We Have Farman 300 Tractor Ready ·To Gol -1· m,t II iteh ' -Livfl Power -Tontue Amp. -Louks Very Good In Care Of The Dally Sentinel ' ·1 11 Court St., Pomeroy, 0. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. NEED AN EXTRA • MEIGS ·EQUIPMENT CO. · ~II ' Ph . 992 -5682 or 992 -7121 All Mechanical Work , 992·2176 ., RIGGS USED CARS HAS TO OFFER FOR ONLY . All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers '2195 • • ' YOUR CHOICE USED CARS 72 BUICK LeSABRE " REDECORATING? Don't forge t the roof of your home Have a beaut 1ful new ,oof mstal led by All -Weather Rooftng Co _ _I Does your home requ1re any of these services? IOOPNG I MIOOlffi'ORT (~92-255o )17 l'f 2~,! A.V All that IS needed for a free estimate ts a phone call 'Please Phone· THE DEPENIM9 E CONTRACTING 00. 0 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 Known & R eli.able Service See Us for your Plumbing and Heating Needs. RACINE PLUMBING AND HEATING 949. 5961, Racine, If so, Call us Now for a Free Estimate . READY MIX CONCRETE deltvered r •Qht to your protect Fast and easy Free es t• mates Phone 992 32a4 Goeg l e1 n Ready M1x Co, Mtddl eport, Oh10 6 30 tfc KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER "<1 1 th e caut ion !tqht" TUPPERS PLAIN') 0 BARGAINS ARE OUR MIDDLE NAME' The merchandiztng philosophy al KURL'S BARGAIN CENTER Is s1mple - a " mama papa store" wtth " cash 'n carry" pn c mg Th1s mean~ that the cost of the 1tems YOU buy does NOT ~nclude mark up for somebody cred1t, so m e body free del 1very or for the sa laries of high · pressure salesmen! And ALL used appltan ces carry 30 -day, mone y back guarantees So our are sattsfied orie~q., & quallty -w1se 1 why we have so many sattsf1ed customers Tr'( _.s, you'll see; when you get a good deal, you'll be back for more! ' NEW FURNISHINGS . 2 pc ltvtng rooms In modern , Early Am. or Spanosh from Sl75 . velvet, Herculon , v1nyl recliners S49.95, 3 pc . Span 1sh table sets, heavy & beauttful'y styl 1sh in oak fmtsh $89 95 , wrth red or gold velvet tnserts $119, 3 pc EA table se ts , S34 95 ; maple ftntsh 4 dr chests S30, maple ftntsh bedroom , 1ncludes dbl dresser w1th mtrror , 4 dr chest & book· case hdbd bed $132.50, 30" foam bunk mattresses $19.95 USED APPLIANCES' (ALL woth 30 day, money back guarantees) Refngerators from S19 95 , elect or gas ranges from $30, elect dryer s $35 (I copper tone Fr~grdaire $49 95) Or I, coa l wood hea t mg stoves now available USED FURNIJURE BARGAINS' M<Jre than 25 chests & dressers; i cabonets; 1 lg. m••ol• pine hutch; g ·select· ion wall -to ·w ali carpet ( in larger stzes) & rugs; bedr'm su1tes; nite stands ; beds ; baby 1fems , rnd oak table, dinettes, desks, ~~Zalll:~,,s~,;e~Qver~l sm . 1 cabinets; ut1l1ty hen .cup boards , str & OS cha.rs, only 1 used sofa ; many odd tables For the discerning furniture buyer pr. leather topped step end lables, LT cocktail table alsoav(!ilable, Queen Anne end table $35 (the kind currently shown tn ladles' mags for upwards of $169) and it's signed mahogany : mahogany knee ·hole desk, bow· end , leather topped with file drawer, occas. table. L T, with metal · llned reservlor lrt one end for floral · arrangement & pullout candle board In other - a real unique lind I Dk . maple flnosh on knotty pine trestle table, a great p1ece, if you like Early Am. decor - · you can see yourse lf tn th1s table top' o. Emergency Phone 992· 3995 or 992-7582. GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL-WEATHER HARD WARE On Sal e Now qualtty Devoe Bnght Wh1te Latex Hou se Pa tnt •n 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Brand na me Roof Flaint, 10 pet olf Wh1te they least Take advantage of the se great buys whtle they are st111 tn stock ALL·WEATHER HARDWARE 337 North Second Av e Mtddleport, Oh1o 992 HSO EXCAVATING, dozer , loader and backhoe work , sept ic tanks mstalled , dump trucks and lo boys for htr e, Will hau l ftll d 1rt , top sod , ltmeslone & gravel. Call Bob or Rog er Jeffers, day phone 992 7089, n•ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc -,DOZE --- ---- -----R or ba ck hoe -;..();"k Phone .446 3981 or 444 3459 9 B tfc - - ---------...,.-- 72 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Ur. H.T, fa c . air, P S, P B, vmyl rGof Decaratl.n.tr and Remod-.nng 51695 71 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE ........... 4 Dr sedan , auto, P S v1nyl roof VINYL SIDING · PH. 992-7454 or 992·7129 70 A.M. HORNET•..•.•.••.••.••.•••. ..S1295 6 cyl , auto 1 owner Free Estimates, Midd'--:f.. Service P&J 68 FORD LTD.••..••••••••••••••••..••.•• ~795 • 4 Dr. H T, fac air, P S, P B, vmyl roof Parts 71 MERCURY MONTEGO •..•..••••• 51495 2 Dr H T , 6 cy l. , auto , P.S. 71 FORD MAVERICK ..••..•...••••••. s1495 Heatmg • Coohng Refrig. • Plumbong - Eleclrtcal • Appliance . Att work guaranteed Otscount to Semor Ctltzens. 215 N. Second St. Mtddleport , Ohio 992 -3509 ,--:_.__- --------, 2 Dr .. 6 cyl , auto .. 72 VEGA 4 CYL 4 SP. - 70 PONTIAC 4 ,Sedan, clean "Tl RED 1295 DR.................... 5 302 V 8. sland. w.topper 69 DODGE WINDOW VAN .......... 51295 318 V a. auto. • 74 CHEV. C-10 .........................~3295 358 V 8, auto P.S , P B. long wide bed. w-camp lop S93-6366 --TRACTOR----.. .. D&D CONSTRUCTION PHONE 949-3832 or 843-2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a shelf to a house. Paintmg, siding, roofing, paper hanging , kitchen cabinets, ,etc. 56 Case wide front end, 3 point hitch with front end loader in good shape. . ' ....__ _ ,995--__, Good Selection Cheaper Cars .- See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Located on St. Rf . 7 - ----- - ------- - By Mrs. Francis Morris Rev. Frank Snare of F1r~ l Baptist Church, Wellston, will be the evangehst foe the revival services wh1ch begm Monday, Oct. 14, at 7:30p. m. and continue nightly through Oct . 20. Special music each evemng Mrs . Mina Coffee & End Table Sets · New & ' used, -Starting at $10 Set Come and look vs over, the store Is ~eked. We have a little bot -of everything. Also check with the other stores In the area, then come here for the best values . Rutland Furnitun• 742-4211 ••. • • •• " ••• • •• • • "• •• • SPECIAL OF WEEK NO.2 ....••.. . ' . • •' •• ••• . .• •• •• •· ••• ••• Herb, Dav< or Mike Grate 992 -)J42 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6 : 00--Til5p . m. Sat. Mrs Lavm1a Simpson s pent a week m Columbus w1th her daughter, Mrs Mart an Kmght.step Mr. and Mrs Robert .Roush of Columb us were weekend g uest..; of her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Owen Watson Mr and Mrs . Roy Riffle a nd son, Melvm, spent several days at Hawk 's Nest and Black Water Falls m West Vtrgmia Mrs Evelyn Young and Aaron of Galhpohs spen t a weekend w1th her parent..;, Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland Mr and Mrs Shendan Russell Jr and dau g ht e r, Paula of Mason, W. Va and Mr and Mrs. Shendan Russe II III a nd daughter of Middleport were dmner guest.s Sunday of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turley Callers at the home of Mrs E thel Wheeler and Mrs Ada Bays were Mr and Mrs Charles Covey a nd Mr and Mrs Earl Covey of Belpre. Mr Wallace Amberger of Chesler, Mr. a nd Mrs Harold Hamm of Pomeroy, Mrs E lva Co ttrill of Logan . Mrs. Vorgmw Thoren of Mmersv11le., • Miss·_. Sybol i Mason, West Virginia Open 8: 30-5: 30 Phone: 304-773-5221 ' SEVERAL GAS& FUEL OIL HEATERS was companied ~y lhelr aunt, Mrs. C. R. Mitchell and her frtend , Mrs Frances Gr~y of Atlanta, Ga , who' -remained for three days w1th Mrs. Mitchell's sister-m-law, Mrs. Bradford They accompamed Mr. and Mrs . Leo Mitchell, who came after them,, baek . to Parkersburg, to leave by plane, Sunda~ for Atlanta Mrs Estella Reemer, daughter, Vivian, and Mtss DeErla Smith of Columbiana spent Fr~day, Oct 4 wtth Mrs Hallie Paynter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lew1s of Can ton and Mr. and Mrs Wayland Marr of Lancaster spe nt Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs George Ne1gler. Mrs Leonard Peale of New York v1s1ted Mrs . Ann Coe who accompanied her to Cmcmnatt and spent a few days with Miss Berm~e Coe. "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" .MAsON AUTO MART BEDROOM SUITES Solid cherry bedroom suite with twtn beds, prtced to sell. Solid walnut bedroom suite, 4 pc. complete with springs & mattress, $349.95 . New Medtterranean bedroom suite wtth red velvet inserts, 5249.95. BEDs-BEDs-BEDS 2 queen size beds, compl~te saa.oo to $149.95 . Several full & lwin siie beds, complete $29.95 u~. o. :.ee f-rank Reynolds . GAS & ELEC . RANGES Gold, green , copper, whrte. Ltke new. Several other ranges slartong at $39 .95. 79'/j Cheste~. WANTED Mechanic Wanted 20 REFRIGERATORS In all colors, includmg stde by side, (20 cU. ft.) priced SlS.OO to 5399 9S. OAK BEDROOM SUITE Lew is returned home from Arcadia Nursmg Home'Saturday by he r daughter Mrs . Ben Philson a nd Mrs . Thereon Johnson . She IS a medical patient. Ben Philson was the v1clim of an acc1dent Thursday enroute to work He was taken to Holzer Medical Ce nter Mrs Lela Easterday returned to her home from Veterans Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Orland Mitchell of Parkersburg spent a day with Mr. and Mrs Crill Bradford. They were ac· We welcome you to the Bargain Center We have the best prtces and you'll rece1ve courteous . dependable servtce 3 PC. Karr & Van Zandt Racine Social Events 3 Truckloads Good Used Furniture Arrives! SPECIAL OF WEEK NO.1 70 Olds 88 HT Sed., v-roof, air............. .'l395 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11495 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr., V8, 3 speed..••..• ~1095 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... 1995 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S.......... 1995 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S ......... 1595 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air ••.• '595 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, air'595 68 Chev. Mai..Wagon, V·8 auto., P.S. ·······1995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air ....... '1095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, ,!IUto., P.S ........... I995 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, air ••••....'995 67 Ford F-100 Pickup, V-8, 3 sp ............ '1195 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... '495 65 Chev. 4 Door, V·8, auto.................... 1395 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan....................1150 •••• •• "" •' ~ ..•.·•.· • LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES ~ PUBLIC AUCTION ' Frank Gh.een, ' Sales Mgr. 'I ESTATE SALE PENNSVI.LLE, OHIO \ PHONE 992-77,77 SUNDAY, OCT. 13 AT 10:30 A.M. SHARP POMEROY HOURS: •10 miles southwest of McConnelsville and Malta, Ohio on 51. Rl . 377 tn Pennsvtlle at the Boll Janes Farm by the Embree Park . Selling the antique furniture. china , glassware;. guns, and modern furntture from three estates Also selling furniture & elec. appliances from Malta Manufacturing Apts Will sell modern furniture & mosc. Items In A.M . ,Will start selling antiques at 1 o'clock. ' Nothint shown before ,d1y of s•le. lunCh on premises . Positive 10. Terms · cash dfiY of sale. Not responsibl• for 'accidents. . ' ' 1 Auctioneers-Bill Janes& Associates \' Phone 962-4377 or 557-3411 DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS '·1 PM-& .· PM Destgned traditton . GREAT COUNTRY •' more SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 500 E. MAIN ST. 992-2174 POMEROY, 0. USED burlap s acks Phone 992 7308 10 11 Jtc E ARN e xtra ca s h t he ea s y way 1 Prt ces are gr eat for you r scr ap tron , s t1eet 1ron copper , bra ss alum1num IB,M Pap ers , stam les s stee l auto ba ttc rr es , auto radiatOrs Sell 10 on e of th e larges t recycltng comp <:m •es tn th1 S part of the s tat e Th e Rosenberg Com pany 1\th Pns , Oh10 10 9 tfc JUNK autos, comple te and del•v ered to our ya rd We p1ck up all kmds of scrap me ta ls nnd •r on Rtders Sa lvage St Rt 124 Rt d Pome roy Ohio Call 991 5 t~ 6 8 10 11 26tp C A~ H pa1d for a ll makes and mod e ls of mobtle homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 ft c Harnson Spendm g a few days woth Mr and Mrs Cect l Toban was Guy Toban of Denver, Colo , who visited severa l relatives and frtends tn lh1s commumty Mrs . Hazel Arnold was honore d on her btrlhday wtth a btrlhday dmner A btrthday cake was presented by her c hildren, Mr and Mrs Rona ld McNally and da ughte r of Athens, Mr and Mrs. Patnck Williams and ch ijdren of McArthur. Mr a nd Mrs. Nathan Arnold and sons of Chester, and Waller, at hom e. mid -size ca r tn Thunderbird 1972 Chev. 6 Cyl. Nova ........................ !2195 4 Dr seda n, one careful local owner Sharp 1972 Ford V8 112 Ton Pickup...................12795 Wanted To Buy GET ATTENTION a Des tgned for Elegance in a new , ef ficient s tze. One -half ton lighter, 2 feel shorter than full soze but comparable in room and luxury with highest priced cars Now on dtsplay, and also sharp used cars Something To Relieve In. Sport s Custom , 360 V 8, power steenng , power brakes, auto trans , low mtlea'ge. One of the s harpest vsed trucks anywhe re, tw 1n gas tanks. 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Hard Top .................12795 Low mil eage, extra clean, AM FM stereo rad1o , atr cond , fully eq uipped 1971 Volkswagen 4 Dr. Sedan ................. !2495 Seats have never been sa t on Auto trans , low m•leage 1971 Dodge V8 Special Edition ............... 11695 2 dr hardtop mid s 1zed lu,.;ury Dodge One local owner, fully eq utpped 1969 Pontiac Gran Prix ••.••.••.••.•••• •••••••• !1395 2 Dr hardtop, Pontia c's fop of line spor ts ca r L•ke new finish ~~~ ~ Fully equrpped 1969 Olds "98" 4 Dr. Hard Top ................. 1995 Fully equipped with power windows and air .ost all equipment Local owner Top of line In Olds - -~----------- - OLD F URNITURE , oak tables, c :ocks tee boxes , brass beds , diShes , desks, or complete hou se hold s Wrtte M D M11!er, Rl 4, Pomeroy , Oh10, ca ll 992 7760 5 13 tfc -------·-- Wmners of free ttckets to Kings Island: Roscoe W•se, Jr .• Middleport, Ohio Carl Wolfe. Rt. 1, Racine, Oh1o Ralph M. Rottgen, New Haven , W. Va . C. J. Gerard, Middl~porl, Ohio Reg1ster now for last drawing thts weekend. ~- -- --- NO 1 copper 45c radiators 15c, brass , 2Sc batteries, s 1 30 G mseng , S60 yellow roo t i4 tops Sl 50 , May App le , 70c , M A Hall Reeds VI ll e , Oh10 Phone 378 6249 10 4 tfc See Fred Blaettnar, Darrnell Dodrill or Danny Thompson Mob1le :-iomes For Sale TRAILER for sa le a t Hy sell Run , 2 bedroom s Phone 992 3975 or 992 257 1 10 111fc 8x45 2 BEDROOM mob de home Phone 992 3324 10 11 61C PUBLIC NOTICE Th e annual e le ct ron of the Me•gs County Agrt c ultural Soc tety Dtre ctor s Wttl be held Thur s day, November 7 197-l at the off1 ce of th e Me tgs Coun ty CommiSSIOn ers tn th e Court hou se a t Pom ero y, Oh10 from 5 to 9 p m Qua l•ft cat •on s for d~rectors a re that they must be a Qua lified voter of Me1gs County and must hav e a membersh iP hcket tn sa1d soet e ty of 1974 Ca nd•d a l es petll1ons must be filed w1th th e Se cretary no la ter th an 5 p m Wednesday Oc Iober JO 19 7<~ Only person s holdmg member sh•p ti ckets a t Ihe c lose of the 19 74 Coun ty Fa tr or at le ast ( 15> ca lendar days before the date of cl ect10n are qua11 11ed to vote Th e Me1y s Ag r •c ultural S oe~ety By Mr s Ma r v1n K1ng , Sec retary Red. Hot SPECIALS 197 2 WINCH ESTER Mobile home , 60x12 , ? bedrooms, p;, ba ths cen tral alf furnace and carpe ted Phone 992 5254 or (304) a!l 2 2217 9 29 tfc 2 BEDROOM mob1le home m town ~4 .5 0 0 Call 992 3975 or 992 2571 9 13 tfc For Rent 3 AND 4 ROOM furntshed and unrurntshed apartments Phone 992 5434 4 12 lf c - -- ·- ---- ------~ PRIVATE mee t1ng room for any organ,zat,on. phone 992 3975 3 11 tfc 70· Ford Maverick ......................$1295 ~ Local 1 owner, good w s w tires, deluxe int trim, wheel covers , rad1o, 6 cyl, real economy wJJh std tran s, blue ftn., nt ce 1968 Chevrolet lmpala ............... ..J895 Spl. Cpe. red finish. blk. vinyl top. spolless Interior. good tires, radio, automaf1c tra ns , V 8, power s teertng 68 ChiJSier 4 Door..................... $495 Good ltres, t~lr , -TW-------------O room and bath aprs m ( 10 ) 11 18, 25 J tc .1 M•ddleport For tnformat•on , call 992 1550 or 742 6551 7 3 tfc P S , P B, and radto .... "WE RU~~ A VE~. Y SIMPLE BUSINESS" We Sell & Service Chevrolet Cars & Trucks " NEW MOBILE HOME FOR SALE due to transfer, this hoittrn set up in new trailer park. Be the first to own your own mobile home .in Ohio Valley's Newest & Finest ParK. 3 BR TOTAL ELECTRIC. FINANCING AVAILABLE POMEROY MOTOR CO. 992-2126 "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. Ti I 8 Pomeroy, Ohio For Rent Auto Sales FURNISHED apartmen t , adults only tn Mtddteport Phone 992 3874 5 12-tfc 1972 PONTIAC Catalma Brougham, black w1lh Wh 11e mter10r , p s , p b, a~r con d•t•on~ng, AM 8 track stereo buill'"' 19,000 m1les Phone 2J7 2063 10 9 Jtc ------------COUNT'RY Mobile ~ome Parte, Rt 33, ten mites north of Pomero y Large lois with - - - - -'- - - - - - - - - concrete patios , sidewalks , 1971 FORD Torma, low mlleag,_e. runners and off street 4 dr sedan, V 8 Auto tran s parktng Also, , spaces for m1sslon, $1 ,750 Phone 843 · small traders Phone 992 7479 2137 · 72ltfc 10·6 6tp APT for rent. prtvate entrance. t96Q VAN , 8 cylinder Phone nl . bath , . bedroom , kitchen S6S1 Flhone 992 5508 8·16 tfc 10 11 3tc SAVE MONEY & PROBLEMS, IT'S ALREADY Sn UP. - -------------OPEN -HOUSE 2 BEDROOM hoUse to rent SAT. 10 am to 7 pm Phone 992 or 992 2571 ..... 10-lltfc SUN. 1 pm to 6 pm TR AILER space on private lot, 1971 DODGE Pickup Wtth topper, automat1c , power brakes , $1,450 Also . Honda Cycle 750 1972 model WIOd shteld , crash bar , foot peg , 3 mlles from Pomeroy , Ph one back rest. luggage rack , 367 7743 sadd le bags , exce ll ent con drt1-:>n $1.250 Phone 742 6254 · 10113tc 10 9 61C NICE 3 rroom apt and bath, " - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - I FORo Gataxie 500 , 289 all e t.ec trlc ~ 1n Pomeroy 1967 e ng1ne, exce llent for parts, Tabletop, ranger. wall oven, new starter a nd exhatJst n 1ces t apt . arovnd. Phone system Good tranSm iSSIOn. Ga ll ipolis . • .4.46 7699 or SISO Flhone 667 3095 even1ngs, •.c6 -9539 10 9 4tc 823tfc 3975 COUNTRY ~OBILE HOME PARK DARWIN, OHIO P HO~ E 992· 7034 •~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~-.~...................... • ,, • as We Are 1'he Nice People. News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whtte v1s 1ted r ecently w1th Mrs. Neva Kmg and Mrs . Nora Cummms of Reynoldsburg, Rev and Mrs. Clyde Hmton of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Ralph Chase a nd Mrs Ruby Rucker· of Grove Ctty, Mr. a nd Mrs Robert Swearmger and Bobbte of West Mtlton , Mr. and Mrs Davtd Glenn of Tipp City and Mrs. Myrtl e Carman at Hunllngton Mrs. Je nme Halhe IS VISiting w1lh Mr. and Mrs. R obert Sweannger a nd s on a l West Milton The Carl reumon was held Sunday at the Bed ford Youth Center Sunday vts ttors of' Mr. and Mrs John Dean were Mr and Mrs Cla1r Waggoner, Harnspnvllle ; Mr and Mrs. Paul P aynter of Carpenter, Mrs . Garola Gilkey, R1c k , Cindy, Tammy a nd Jason of Athens, Mr . and Mrs. B1ll Spaun, Pomeroy, Mrs. Anna Mae Terrell and Juanita Terrell of Patas kala , Mr . and Mrs. Rowland Dais , local, and John Walter , AmUj and son, John Dean, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Toban of Denv~r, Colo. Recent v1s1 tors~ pf Mrs . Elizabeth Murray were Mrs. Charles Mash and Susie of Laurel Cliff. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison and Rodney spent a weekend w1lh Mr and Mrs. Olen heavier , 3 BUICKS &1 PONTIAC LEFT R & J COIN S wil l beat theMGM Flea Marke t Satu rd ay and VALIANT 65xl2, 3 bedroom Sunday Will buy se ll , and 1970 fu lly carpeted, LP gas heat trade silv er Phone 992 7751 10 11 2tc s 25 tfc ~td!ZI ,Ieporf- Pomeroy I Designed to r ep la ce the longer , expe nsive ca r s . Notice SliREO 92.1 ·, WMPQ;FM I MODEL CLOSEOUT Kingsbury .r I, .' Ebcrsbach of Pomeroy, Mrs Clara Mae Sar gent, local , Mrs Karen Werry a nd Mrs Lmd a Holter of Mormng Star \ AN ELEGANT 1974 1 72 Olds Toronado CPe., V-roof, p!!w .. air •••• '3695 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S......... .'2495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. air.••.• ~1495 72 Pontiac Cal. HT Cpe., power, air ........ 12895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, air .••.•..•• '1795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto .••..••..• .'1695 985-4100 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San ttat10n, 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 tfc LS 73 Chev. Capnce 4 Dr., v-roof, a1r..••.••..•. '3495 7'J Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air ...... .'3295 73 Buick Elec. H.T. Sed., power, air, sharp,. '4595 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Or. HT., v-roof, air ......... '3095 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, air .............. '3495 72 Chevelle Mal. HT Cpe., v-roof, air, stereo. !2995 RIGGS USED CARS RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER S1~:. H~TCHBACK .......... !1295 68 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR ............ s395 72 FORD RANGER XLT............. s2495 OF:" Dry Red, Itchy SkonRed. Smelly Hard WaterThen call us for a FREE Water Analysis. Roght Now AI' CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 73 ON OUR -wtth_ ----------------------· Olds 98 Sedan, full power, an....... 4595 72 CHEV. IMPALA 4 Dr H T , fac. a1r, P S, P B, v1nyl roof Interior. latc:!fklr TO CASH IN Buyl •• Many Prices R~ducedl 4 Dr H T. , a 1r , P. S , P B, v1nyl roo f • .. _,.,' • ., 72 PLYMOU'IH FURY Ill ALL·WEATHER Open Mon - Sat. SAM 6 P. M •<N'INV $"01/lltfO SEPrtC lANK S c leaned, reasonable r ates Ph 4.46 4782 GalliPOliS John Russell, owner and operator 5 12 tf c 777 Pearl Street Middl~port. Ohio Phone 992-5367 or 992 -3861 ' •• BOWERS REPAIR Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 Rutland ASSOCIATES FALL BARGAIN Our aim is to please our customers On State Rt. 124, 1f2 mt . from Route 7 by -pa ss towards 907)61') 7 16 tfc MIDDLEPORT Large pr~ ce reduct•on on thrs Business room with lovely apartment over 3 8 R. , P/2 r baths, dmmg , nice k1tchen , H W floors wtth carpettng , central hot water heat. Call for pnce MIDDLEPORT - Make an offer House has had 2 apartments, separate baths, trailer hookup (rentedl. all of 2 lots & a part of 4 lots , garage w1th room for workshop POMEROY - Mulberry Hts Lovely home . 3 B. R .. balh, nrce kitchen, H W floors, some carpeting, recreation roorn, full basement, central heat and air cond LANGSVILLE - On good fishing creek. About 10 acres on g09d black lop road Some fences $5,800. Buy Todav for Tomorrow's Happtness . 992-2259 or 992-2568 ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE GORDON H TEAFORD !'us1ness Serv1ces 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY .• !2 Or H T, fac a1r, P S., P.B, v•ny\ r oof, extra clean ALL..-WEATHER / ..,..,._, . " '" HELrN l TEAFORD Somethmg For Everyone! BONANZA GET AMNnGN • 12tc OCT. 7 THRU OCT. 19 Water1 Electric, Gas, Sewer l~nes, tnstalled Work guaranteed. Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks Limestone & fill Otrt Commercia 1- Residentia I Construct1on & Remodel ·- '1' .~---' 49 .1cre~ old Phone - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J_ _ _ _10 _ _1 PUMPKINS~ CAREER OPPORTUNITY for Men or Women - Nat1onw 1de In surance Offers ea rnmg s up to $15,000 (thiS 1s a salary, not a draw l to sell complete 10 TRAILER for sa te Phone (304) 773 5a4o surance prote c tion ltfe, 10 8 6tc health , auto, 11r e com mer c•a l. auto ltn ance , and mutual funds No pnor ex 1912 MACK (maxidyne) wtth 40 perlence 1S necessary s1nce ft Hobb"s trailer wtth tran s we have one of th e most cold refngeration Can be complete trammg programs seen at 247 Mulberry Ave, 1n the •ndustry If you are Pomeroy Phon e 992 3736 be 1nterested 1n a c areer op twee n a and 4 30 p m. portun1ty tn a reward 1ng 10 8 61c busine ss. ca ll Stanley Ferg uson at 614 446 .4707 QUITE a se1ect1on of framed Collect , Monday thru F r1day , beagle rabb1t dog s and pups a a .m to 4 30 p m An Equal Reasonably pr1 ced. call 742 Opportun1ty Empl oyer 3810 , Rt l , Rutland , OhiO 10 9 3tc 10 8 5tp for sa le Business Services I 11> i I C -------- - ----- WAITRE SS wanted, apply tn pe-rson at Crew's Steak House 10 8 10tc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l. _ _ _ _ _ > PPa 1 ~ s!aiP For Sale c;:, TERL ING s lv e r fl at war e Sliv e r tei'l serv1ce f•nc Chona c ry s till ccram •c s d •amond r~nq s Mc'lny hou sehold ,,.,......,s Phone 99? ?:161 • V•rqll B. Tra tord ')r . Broio.Pr no Mechdn1c Sln•Pt -,. --~...,Pomeroy , Ot11o .t576~ I PA INT SIN G ER automat 1c Zrg Zilg sew •nQ mC~chH,e s , 1n !'.CW•nQ l<~ble Mak es IJIJ!I o nho les se w ~ on button s bltn d he ms , e tc Top notch cond 1lt on Pay $ 51 or ter ms availa ble Phone 992 77 5 'J 1o 6 tf c r TEAFORD I ll I Dt,\ MA GE 1974 Z IU 7 /I. G SE WING M AC HIN E ~ s till •n ortQin itl car ton s "J n i1 11.1c hn1 Pnt s nt cded .1s our <on tr otc; -Mrf' bu11' 111 Sew o; w•th I or 1 nPt'dl cs , Ill '"~"- f'!. bultonhol es S<' w on bull ons monoqrnms r~n d I.JI•nd hl'm s tilch I ul l Ccl <i lt pr1 Cf' ~ 3 8 ~0 or budQf'l plan .=. vadetbl e Ptton e 99'} 71 5S 10 6 I h;: .... OT S tot sa 1e· tra1 ter or housl' All U 1 tltll es Phonr ! rt? 'l A ro; Ruilo.Jnd , Oh •o Pr'I_CL \ 2,SOO ease ( ,11\ 1964 CLA SS IC Ramb ler plus 7 B CHAROLA IS bull 8 months par ts Easy on gas ~nd good Old , $250 V H Well 992 5935 condd1on Refrigerator gas 10 6 6tp stove 2 record players Kaf•e Carpenter Lark 1ns St KOSCOT KOSMETICS & R-u t land Phone 742 4964 WIG S (The Mmk Oil Base 10 10 2tc Cosmettcs ) Phone BROWN ' S 992 511 3 11il71 APACHE Romer camp 1ng 8 20 tf c trailer ~l 1 d s tate Phone 992 11 ? I I " 11' or ' Amer1can Hardware 4 ROOM house unfurn•s hed on 1650 Lmcoln He1ghts Phon e or 'I r ( 1n 10 9 M e 70 000 BTU fuel oil stove 5.175 Phone {304 l 773 5428 ·10 10 6tp SOLID VINYL SIDING ' I YARD SALE c lean ers new 19 71 i\L L 0/\Y S.M turd i'l y O ct I? VACUUM mod t' l co mple te w•th ,111 corn e r of Locus t nnd '>ho rt c lean•nQ tool s Smrtll PA• n' Four th nt 307 LOC USI C.. l darn a qe •n Sh1ppmq Will !;rkr Middl e po rt All S•te s o f S'l7 cash or budQf't plan cl oth•nQ an d olh{' r • t e m ~ fi va• l <~bl e Phone 99'1 7J 'lJ 10 10 71p 10 6 If ( 10 10 3tc AUCTION , Thursday and Saturday ntght. 7 p m at Mason Auct1on Horton St m Mason . W Va ConSignments wel'-ome Phon e (304) 773 5471 . 10 3 ti c Wfl.l Nu l S1f' r t'(l r flll lo <Qt1 1 hlll{'lll('n 7 fl lr ,1 <k lilp c /\M I M r ,l(il ('l 1 " IH'<I k~ r 'iOUI\d SyStC' rH f'r11<'11l ( l' $11 0 \ A or l'il SY tpnn c; ((Ill 99 ? jQ(. ', Hl t. II r W IS H to thank m y ma ny tr .end s for th e nrce b•rthday and get w e l l card s I ha ve r e ce 1ved Also . for tne man v ca l l s 1 rece.ved whil e I was a ~or f? M For Sale Yard Sales !leal ~state For Sale u. ' - ---- ----~- --- ., ., �; 10 - The Daily Sentinel, MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Oct. 11. 1974 Reform hill ~~s approval WASHINGTON l UP! I - The ·· House Thursday gave ' final congressional approval to a sweeping campaign refor-m bill that includes .taxpayer financing of presidential campigns and cracks down on big contributors . With little opposition, the MEIGS THEATRE House •passed a comprodi'ise \ rn .irlrlilio n lu pruviding package of reforms , spawned publir fi~anring of pn..•sidcnti;1l by the Wat er~a tr seandals .· [I clr<·tions , primarit·s . and would lin lit spend in~ by each of · <·nnvent iops . th e mc;1surc the 1976 major presidential would 'ha rply limit politica l candidates to $20 million . <.·nntribulinns Uy individupl.s Normall'y, the bill - already and by (li',L(ani7.atiuns. and approvc-d by the Senale would - for lh<- firsl tinw -would be forwarded to the impose a C'eilinJ.! on thr <Jmount White House. a randidal e can spend . But Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he would hold the bill unless he can get assurance's President Ford will not "pocket veto" the meas ure during the congressional recess , which is PT. PLEASANT - Injuries scheduled to begin Friday. received in a two vehicle wreck The mea su re would in Mason County Sund<y night automatically die 10 days after have claimed the life of the recess begins il Ford does Henrietta Wray , IS-year old not sign it. There would be no daughter of Mr. and Mrs. opportWlity to override such a Charles Clovhis Wray, Ashton . "pocket veto." · Miss Wray died this morning in Holzer Medical Center where she was admitted shortly after the accident that also claimed the life of William T. J ones, Jr ., 25, Cheshire, the driver of the car in which Miss Wray was a passenger. Meanwhile, James Darrell Davis, 16, Point Pleasant High School student and football player and the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Davis, also of Ashton , remains in c ritical condition in Holzer . He received injuries in the same accident which occurred on SR 2 at Jerry's Run , Supday evening at 8:50. With the death of Miss Wray, Mason County's highway fatality toll has risen to seven so far this year. Woman dies of wreck injuries Tonight. Sat .- Sun . Oct . 11 -12- 13 FUNNY CAR SUMMER Technicolor Jim Dunn "G" Shaw Starts 7 p.m . A __ ;is helpful. A neighbor knows what you need. We're ready. Willing. Able to help. Looking for action? Let's get together. Neighbor! Mills : mtinnt'd rrom page 1 • . ,_ • .. . ' h~o Fowth. Annual Rob Evans .· mc·n g-•vc·n c·ourt IJrq,ltatiun ' PT . PI.F.i\Si\NT -- Two pei-sons were pla ced on probation and severa l others en trred pleas t1• indictments in Mason County Circuit Court Thursday morning. Judge James I .ee Thompsori ordered probation or two years . eac h to Daniel Heslep and a ·eorge Nowlin . Eac h was sentenced for possession of less Ulan 15 grams of marijuana . Five other persons ap'pearing before Judge Thompson, were Paul A. Thomas, Marshall Allison and Gerald Frank J ohns, each entering pleas of not guilty , with trial dates set on Qcl. 21; James L. Donahue is to appear Oct. 12, a new plea date, and John Michael Wheeler declined to plead and had a new plea date set on Oct. 15. Virgil A. Rose dies in Akron Virgil A. Rose, 75, Akron, formerly ol Meigs County died' today. He is survived by his wife, Evelyn Wilson Rose, two children, Dorothy Kleski and Jene Rose; 12 grandchildren ; one sister, Mary Genheimer, Chester; four brothers, Julius and Harry, Akron, Lawrence, Reedsville, and Norman, Bidwell, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at the Eckard-Baldwin Funeral Home, Akron . PTA TO MEET The Salisbury PTA will meet Tuesday , Oct. 15, at 7:30p.m. Ill the school. The new Federal Teacher Corps will be included in the program. Parents are asked to turn in stamp books or money for the fall festival scheduled for Nov . 16. Refreshme nts will be served. reports of the incident were inaccurate, and Goss interpreted that to mean that Mills was not there. Goss issued his Ot<:n statement Thursday saying he had misunderstood. "I, of course, deeply regret any embarrassment that it may have caused him and his family, and any inconvenience it has caused others," he said. What the incident means will CONNEAUT, Ohio !UP! ) mean remains to be seen. . Frank P . McNeille, 65, Geneva, His opponent, Judy Petty, won the $300,000 prize in this said she would not comment on week's Ohio lottery drawing the incident but her campaign here Thursday and then found aides were reported to be he didn 't have a dime to delighted with the turn of telephone relatives with the events. news. Until now , it appeared there McNeille, who underwent was little chance she could win open heart surgery three years although she was expected to ago, says he can find good use take a hefty share of the votes. for the money. Farm Festivalp.rogr_am Po~eroy El.berfelds.In OCTOBER 11 , 12, 13, "14 Hours: Friday 10-6, Saturday 9-6, Sunday 9-5 BOB EVANS FARMS U.S. Route JS,·Ria Grande, Ohio · Paul E. Wagner, MC 10: 00 Hillfolk Dancers \ 10: 30 Point Pleasant Band ;. OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL8 P.M. lt : OO Cochran Family : Bluegrass Music your mone support your 11 · 45 Ed Bruce: Cou ntry & Western Singer 12: 15 Hillfolk Dancers 12 : 45 Cochran Family I : 30 Ed Bruce 1: 00 Country Twins: Singers 2: 30 Hillfolk Dancers 3:00 Cochran Family 3: 45 Ed Bruce 4: 15 Morgan's Raiders : C,oun tr y Music 4: 45 Hilll olk Dancers Saturday , Oc1ober 12 9:30 Hillfolk Dancers 10: 00 Gallia Academy Band . .,• leg~ I 10: 30 Cochran Fam ily: tjJuegrass Mu s ic 11 :00 Country Twi ns : Singers 11 : 30 Harvest Queen Contest 12 : 15 Ed Bruce : Country & Western Si nger 12 : 45 H i llfolk Dancers OS • 1: ,15 Country Tw ins 1: 45 Cochran Family 2: 15 Ballads from "Ga llia Country" 2:45 Ed Bruce J : 15 3:45 4: 15 4: 45 5: 15 Cochi-an Family Country Twins Wagon Wheelers Square Dan cers Ed Bruce Hillfolk Dancers Sunday, October 13 10 : 00 Wor ship Se rv ice Rev . Pau l Hawks, Preacher Joyce Hawk s. Hymn Singer I I : 00 Coch ran Family : Bluegrass Music I I : 45 Ed Bruce : Country & Western Singer 12: 45 Country Twins: Singers 1:15 Cochran Far'nily 1: 45 Ballads from "Gallia Country" 2:15 Hillfolk Dancers 2: 45·.. Ed Bruce 3:15 Cochran Family 4:00 Wagon Wheelers Square Dancer s 4: 30 Morgan's Raiders: Country Mus ic ae QUEEN AND HER ATI'ENDANTS - Ml.ts Bobnle Johnson, right, was crowned lll74 Bob EvansFann Harvest October 10 to 19 pantyhose and sto• Now •4.25 3 pairs $12~5 " COUNTRY MUSIC CENTER (from time to time) Cochran Family: Bluegrass Mu sic Hillfolk Da nce r s Country Twins : Singers Ed Bruce: Country & Western Singer Morgan' s Raiders: Country Music ~.95 RIO GRANDE Miss Bonnie Johnson, 17, Hannan Trace High School senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Johnson. Rt. 2, Crown City, was crowned Fourth Annual Harvest Queen during the Bob Evans Fann FesUval here · Saturday afternoon. Miss Johnson succeeds 1973 queen, Miss Jada Smeltzer, who was' a Hannan Trace participant last year . The 1974 queen was crowned by Bob pantyhose Now $4.95/3 pairs $14.50 FIELD OEMONSTRATIONS Friday Glenn' s Sheepsheari ng -'- 11: 00. 1: oo, 2: 30 Saturday and Sunday Bradfords' Border . ~llies - pomeroy national bank· rulland the bank ol the centu ry established 1872 FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Thurs . 9a .m . 3p .m . Friday 9 a.m . to 7 p .m . Saturday 9 a .m. lo 12 Noon Mrs. Reibel commissioned RUTLAND BRANCH Now you can ·stock up and save money on famous Supp.hose oantyhose and stockings. All Supp-hose styles are on sale . Threat your legs to a new world of comfort while the big Supp-hose sale is on . FRIDAY, OCTOBER II is SENIOR CITIZENS DAY a11he Fes1ivall -- Man .• Tues., Wed ., Sat ., 9 a.m .-3 p .m. Thursday 9 a.m. to 12 Noon Mrs. Edna Reibel's commission as deputy for Theodorus Council 17 1 Daughters of America, was received from Mrs . Ollie Jones, state councilor, .and ·, presented at the Monday night meeting of Theodorus, held at the IOOF hall, Pomeroy. Mrs. Reibel was unable to a !tend the meeting and remains confined to her home . Read was a thank-you for the cards she received while Friday 9 a.m . to 7 p .m . AUTO ~NK HOURS htiDAY 9 tD 7-SAtuRDAY 9 Ill 12MONDAY·THURSDAY 9 to 3 . . ~nextdoarnai~lbor. The Inn Place Be.st In Live · Entertainment Back Again! GEO. HALL and hospitalized. Mrs . Eva ,Dessauer, councilor, presided at the meeting during which time the recent hospitalization of Mrs. Mabel Bearhs was noted . Mrs. Hayes reported on the deputy club meeting at the Belpre home of district deputy Faye Hoselton, Sunday. At that meeting friendship night was planned for Nov. 12 at Belpre WIth a potluck dinner . The annual Christmas party was set for Dec. I at the Ramada Inn, Marietta. Mrs. Hayes was accompanied to the meeting by Mrs. Betty Reibel. In a letter from the state council, she announced her slogan, "Build the Daughl<!rs Qf America," and her mot&.;, " Our Investment in Tomorrow tt . The national project of giving a dime for each holiday and birthday was announced. All of the money will go to the national home of Tiffin. Betty Crocker coupons are to be saved 'by the members for the Tiffin home and will be used to secure a ·washer. Next meeting was announced for Oct. 21 and games will be played and refreshments served . BOARD TO MEET The Meigs County Agricultural Society Board will meet at 8 p.m. Mo~day at the fair board office on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to the Harold Reeves residence on Union Ave., at 11 :17 p .m., Thursday for Janet Reeves who was iU. She was taken tO Veterans Memorial Hospital. HAYRIDE SET The Trinity Sunday School, Pomeroyi will hold a wiener roast and hayride Sunday at 5 p.m . at the harpe of Mr. and Mrs . Roy Holter. Those needing tran~portation should be at the church at 4:30 p.m. YOUTH TO MEET The Katharos Youth Fellowship will meet at the home of Rev. Steven Wilson at 7:30 p.m . Monday. There will be Bible study, feDowship and refreshments. All young people are welcome. IHE HAllMARKS Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED- Mila Hudson, • Syracuse; Maggie Caruthers, Pomeroy; Margie Hall , Rutland. DISCHARGED - Connie Manley.• Gaylene Robinson, Joan Tuttle, Olive Erdman, Janet Sigman, . Florence Deeter , Charles Curfman , William Hawk, Dorothy Greathouse, · Thelma Grueser, Emma Cummings, Kay Hockman . Sale Prices Friday and Satur&. . on Mens and Boys Winter JacketsWomens Sweaters Womens Slacks - Girls Dresses - Preteen Sportswear - Sleeping Bags - Lee Coveralls for Men - Boys double knit Dress Slacks - lined denim Western Jackets - Dutch Flower Bulbs - Kimball Pianos. BOOSTERS TO MEET The Meigs Girls Athletic .Boost..rs will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the high schooi: The public is welcome. · • - ' '• .•• < • "• •• •• Buy Nowt Save Now At Rutland Furniture VENTED GAS HEATERS · F.or Low Cost, Automatic Warm Floor Heating Yf!th 'Clean, Safe Convenient Gas. Warm Morning ~al. Heater ' . . SAVE ON TV's AND STEREOS NOW ' . : "'0'· ' ' : ·~:. ..... 1- ~ . ' - ' l IN \ .Model 523 . . l .) j .' \ .· . COLUMBUS - Gov. John J. GUllgan has announced an award of $619,441 to the Appalachian Human Development and Economic Community Organi2ation f<ir inschool youth programs in Ross, · Pike; Scioto, Hocking, Athens, Y.inton, Meigs, Gallia, Jacltson and Lawrence counties. The grant is one of 28 totaling ap.. /proximately $3.5 milllon distributed under · · : :. , the Comprehensive .Employment and . ·: . TrainiJ1g Act of 1973 (CETA) . The funds · •. will provide youth · work experience programs to approximately 4,000 students In 64 "balance of state" cOiillties in Ohio. • . David C. Sweet, director of · the Department of EconQIIUc at!d CoiJllllwtlty · • Develapmenr, said, "The paid work ex. · P.~ence ls,aimed ai encouraging dr~ts · to return to scbool and at keeping potell)lal drOP"'!Is fromleilvlng school." GuldeUnes · for the progra'ms were written ·by the ' development depa(trnent's Mappower · Developmenl Division. The programs provide funda fOr parttime jobs for economically disadvantaged yolsng peopki: who need money to meet school expenses. Participants w...k ~lgh\ Than 12,()(}() Families .Middleport-Pomeroy to 10 hours per week in private nonprofit agencies in the community and receive the minimmn wage. J]nder the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, units of government may become "prime Sponsors" and request manpower rE,~Jvenue sharing funds. Units of government choosing not to become "prime sponsars" are part of the "balance of state" area \vith the state as the "prime sponsor." The state then contracts \vith the areas to deliver manpower services. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski resigned Saturday, saying his decision had nothing to do with Richard Nixon's pardon and that ·to challenge it in court would amount to "Wlprofessional conduct." Hi~ departure, planned for several weeks, will not affect the ongoing Watergate cover-up trial- the major prosecution under his leadership. The 69-year-<>ld Texas lawyer, who took over the demanding job II months ago following Nixon's firing of Archibald Cox, said his work was nearly completed and could be wrapped up by som.One else. And he said he felt it would be "intellectually dishonest .. -.tantamount to unprofessional conduct" for him to try to undo the unconditional pardon President Ford gave his predecessor' because he is convinced Ford had full legal authority to grant It. In a Jetter to Attorney General William B. Saxbe, Jaworski asked that his resignation be accepted effective Oct. 25 and suggested that Deputy Special Prosecutor Henry Ruth be named to succeed him. Jaworski also thanked Saxbe for keeping , his promise not to interfere with the work of the special prosecutor's office. He said he would remain available lor " consultations" as the Watergate investigations are wrapped up and ~ final report Is written. " The bulk of the work entrusted to the care of this office having been discharged, PRICE 20 CENTS (Continued on page 2) Lt. Gov. Brown coming to Rio I .·· ; . .. . ........ ~"' TI!E GRANDMOTIIER TOUCH - Meigs RSVP Volunteer Dorothy WUJ glveib,., a helping hand. . ~ Helps youngsters Bell to wait at least a year . . . here from New Straitsville· where he had · ~·-- ·· been · a teacher. He left RUtland to be superintendent of · the Sunbury Schools, then became assistant principal of the Bedford SChool. He was .named principal of the . Lancaster Hlih School, superin.tenden! of tile Lancaster City Schools and to his present position lri 1968. . He II a past president of the Central : .Band lloolten. • _, .. . Ohio Teachers Ass!J. and has received the . · Mr. Brown . received l)ls bachel...'s Ohio University Alwnni Ass<iciation 's hlghefi honor, "The Certiflcate 'of Merit" ~ . ''degree· In education at Ohio University in Atlle'lll ill .1931 and his master's de!Vee ln for hla maj~ contrlbuti~ns in education school adminl~tratlon at Ohio .S tate . whU, IIUpetinfendent·of the Lancaster City ~hoots. · · University In 11147.' ' . ·" . An honor citation. was presented to Brown wa~ superintendent of Ru~ · schools .in 1\foHgo County, 1940-42,' comihg . ' By Charlene Hoenich POMEROY - Dorothy Will, "grandmother" to a class of 38 lively five-yearolds in the Pomeroy kindergarten class, is loving every minute of -it. RIO GRANDE ~Ohio's Lt. Governor " The title, "grandmother," was given John Brown will be on the Rio Grande to Mrs. Will by the retired senior vollin· College campus Monday, October 14, at 1:30 to address students, staff, faculty and leers bec~use the role requires " that something extra" in the way or attention the general public. · A Republican candidate for re-election and assistance with the lltUe things which to the Lt, Governor's post, Mr. Bro\j'JI \viii· so often regular classroom teachers be in the College Dining Hall for this haven't the time to give. And the children meeting. The general public is invited to have responded wltll affection. COLUMBUS (UPI)-' It \vill take ·•at million, 33 pet. residential phone rate attend and Lt. Governor Brown has In· Dorothy has been spending at least least 12 months and probably 18 months" increase request with the PUCO within a dicated he will accept questions from the two mornln~s each week with the ldndergarten children since Sept. 12 when she for. the Public UtlJIUes Commission of Ohio month·, BeD District Commercial Manager audience concerning his candidacy. ' (PUCO) toactona new rate increase to be . Joseph Jester said earlier this week. was enrolled in the RSVP program. Only $98 miiUon of a $168 miiUon rate submitted by the Ohio BeD Telephone Co., She readily admits that being ther~ increase s. o ught by Ohio BeO,irl. llln was with the children has been a real education according to PUCO Chairman Edmund J. Turk. . approved by the PUCO in 1973, sald 'Turk. ' The company plans to file a $168 I .POMEROY-' John E. (Jack) Brown, direCtor of the division of elementary and secolidary education of the Ohio Depart-. men! of Education, wll1 be · ~r at a :. : dinner meeting of the M~s County . Teachen! f>!Jsn. to be held at SOUthern High · School ThUrsdaY night. · , ·A 6:30 p.m. · dlnrier wll1 open the · : ·meeting with serving to. be by the Southern .• I am confident that such of our responsibilities as remain unfulfilled can well be completed under the leadership of another special prosecutor," Ja\'iorski wrote Sax be. In a separate letter, he rejected unspecified "sllggestlons'' that • he tJI'V to prosecute l'!lxon despite the p,;-don, saying the CIIOstltution is clear .that Ford had the powe' to do so.and that the :Special prosecutor's charter does not s~pet'Cede that right. ' · "For me now to contend otherwise would not only be contrary to the inlerpretations agreed upon in congressional hearings-it also would be, on my part, intellectually dishonest," Jaworski said . . "Thus, in light of these conclusions, for me to procure an indictment of Richard M. Nixon for the sole purpose of generating a purported court test on the legality of the pardon, would constitute a spurious proceeding in which I had no faith ; in fact, . . ..,. ~ for her . She gives a helping hand with whatever learning acUviUes are going on in the classroom, assists \vith the milk break roittlne, and helps the boys and girls with their coats and hats. Mary Carolyn Wiley, teacher, has only the greatest praise for Mrs. Will. . After being in the banking business for 'rl years, Dorothy reUred from .the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. last Decem· ber. However, being In the · claSI!'OOID is not altogethei new to Mrs. Wlll. After attending Marshall University, she taught briefly in the Gallipolis schools, but that was many years ago. Dorothy is one of 189 sen!... citizens in Meigs County participating in RSVP - a program of people h<i!ping people, and one which has chalked up over·30,000 hours of volunteer service since March. · ~p~~~eep· Teachers will hear John (Jack) Brown . .\ · .. I Reaching More SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1974 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT . WE HAVE THE FAMOUS .BAKER FURNITURE •.'.· ,_ '• •• 35,000, 65,000, 85,000 BTU The Meigs Marauders" .' • • 100 lb •. Capacity ... NO. 37 10 counties will -·a ivide $619,441 ' . . "Good_Luck .To Your Invited Guest The Greater Middle Ohio Valley . For Natural or .LP ~ POMEROY was accompanied by Brant Adams on the piano. Wagner Introduced Cindy Roush, Mils Gallia County, and her attendants, Jeannie Grate, Marie Grose, Kim Pope ·and lle<:ky Rankin . Other guests introduced included the 1974 Miss Ohio Pork Queen, Mlas Ohio Beef Queen, the reliring festival queen, Jada Smeltzer, and Miss Donna Boyd, 1974 Big Bend Regatta Queen. 1Continued on page 2) tmts· ' '. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' PH. 992-3629 -<'!' . Beulah Jones, correspondent, Athens Messenger. Paul Wagner, past president of the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce, served as master of ceremonies. Perfect weather prevailed for Saturday's activities . · Contest activities began with the introduction of Beth McVey, Miss West Virginia, 1973, who sang two numbers from the Broadway play, Oklahoma. She + PAID IN FULL ...: Blll Birch, left, representative of the Horton Co. In Colwnbus receives the check of the Middleport Fire .D epartnient in full payment for the new, moot modern emergency vehicle delivered in Middleport Friday evening. PrEsenting the check is Bob McElhinny. On the right, Ron Craig, also from the Horton Co. which sold the truck, presents keys to the new vehicle to Pete · Kloes. See Page 2 picture of vehicle. ' '• • • The Meigs lnn ticipated. Others were Ton;ya Woodward and Karen Folden, Gallipolis; Sandra Hammond, Anita Miller ·and Loreen Nolan Southwestern; Teresa Casteel, Hanna~ Trace; Kim IAJ.cas and Katrina Drwnmond, Kyger Creek and Donna Spencer, North Gallia. Judges were AI Burger, Jackson High School basketball· coach; John Wilson, Wilson Insurance, Jackson and Jaworski .quits, his job is done 9-.30 TIL 2:00 ' activities on the third and final day of the festival tOday, told judges and approximately 1,000 spectators she "likes to sew and swim." Miss Clarke said· she likes to bake chocolate chip cookies and Miss Glassburn said she likes to sew, cook and that her major hobby is "collecting match box covers.'' . Twelve . girls represenUng all five school districts in Gallia County par- Highs today in the 60s, showers probable in southern Ohio. Lows tonight in the 40s. Monday cloudy, cool, raln possible. VOL 9 ~ · Tonight and Saturday Evans on main stage at festival headquarters, located behind the old Evans homestead. First rwmerup was Shawn Clarke, 17, a seniOr at GaiUa Academy High School anddaughterofMr. and Mrs. E. V. Clarke, Jr., Gallipolis. Second runnerup was Sherry Roush, 17, a senior at North Gallia High School, guardian, Mrs. Barbara Glassburn . Miss Johnson, who \viii reign over Weather GOLFERS WIN Meigs linksters defeated Warren Local at Oxbow, Ohio, 174 to 190 Thursday. Medalist for Meigs was Jeff Warner who · shot .a 42 followed by Mike Nesselroad with a 43. John Thomas had 44, · Bruce "My doctor has wanted me to go to a warmer climate for 11lY Blackston 45, .and Chuck health ," sai.d McNeille. "But Follrod 47. Ron Logan is their this wasn't possible because I · coach. For Warren Local, low man was Dave Vanmeter who couldn't afford it." shot a 44, Keven Anderson 46, McNeille said he would now Randy Cunningham 48, Allan spend the colder months in Knost 52 and Chest Moody 54. Florida. LOCAL TEMPS Temperatw-e in downtown Pomeroy Friday at II a.!fl. was 59 degrees under sunny skies. AREA RESIDENTS, attired in old-fashioned costumes made Sorghum for festival visitors at Bob Evans Fa~ Saturday. I 10: 30, 12: 30, 2:00 Glenn's Sheepshearing- 11 : 00, 1:00, 2: 30 Reno Fam i ly Cha mpionship Horseshoe Pitching - 11 : 30 ; 1: 30; 3:00 Ohio Bow Associ ation (Bow and Arrow Demonstrations)- 11 : 30, 2: 00 Amateur Logrolling - 12 :00, 2: 30 Rose, his wife, several children and a grandchild jumped around and tried to hug him when his name was announced as the winner . Queen Saturday. First runnerup was Shawn Clarke, center, and second runnerup was Sherry &ush, left. On far right is Bob Evans who crowned this year's queen . CIDER, ANYONE? - Dan Wells, of Wells Orchard, Wilkesville, gave demonstrations on how to make apple cider during Saturday's Bob Evans Farm Festival. Wells is shown here using the 11 grinder." · Bob Evans' harvest queen Bonnie Johnson, 17 $300,000 rich, he didn) own a dime pomeroy • Brown by the Ohio Associljtlon of School Administrators -In r.ecogn!Uon of 25 years of · leadership, achievement and help In public education In Ohio. He was selected to a group of professional educators who trave!Od to !'urope as a part of a seminar during which time he vllited eight foreign · lands. · · ~. large representaUon of !eachefs "! the county ~ expected to attend Thlll'$,day mght's session as reUred teachers are especially 61nvitea. Officers of the "Meigs 1 County Alien. are Dorothy Woodard, president: Donna · Chadwell, . vice president; MarjoMe Goetr, secretary and Jeari Alltire, treasurer. · .' ~ • . -·, J COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. John J. " But t:1ere's a real bitterness am"'!!! some GiUigan said Friday only. a lingering · voters abo~t all the thinga. that have 101M!' bitterness because of Watergate-related on In Washington. They are reaDy turned events In Washington could prevent . a off and l)lned out. An!! If the people stay Democratic ! "sweep of historic dlmen- away from the polls, we've got problems." sions" in the Nov. 5 Ohio elections. "You said it," yeDed a: woman in the " The latest independent poll shows we crowd. · . ar~ ahead 'by II to )5 per cent, depending . . "You've got to tell lill :Your trlenda, · , on the turnout, in the goVernor's race," netghbors lll!d relatives tliat .II is .ImGiOigan .told ,an ·enthusiastic audience of perative that they get out !be po~ ..,~ · 280 at IK m.eeting. of . the Federated strike a blow fo~ freedom, GiUijan said. · "There are those that would be,yery bappy Democratic Women of Ohio. ." We're ready for a Demilcratlc sw-.p of to make.. a~I the decisi!)lll f ... us ,If ·the historic dimelllljon in this state,': he v~ters willJus!·~ke a nu .on 5. ; I I , 'i , . . ·' . . .\ !? JOHN .(JACK) BRO~ ', '· 'tt'. 9ai?'"J· I• . • • � 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 10. October 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 October 11, 1974 rose wray