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" We will not run out of processed vegetables , but our vegetable choices in 1974-7> may be dif£erent," economists predicted. Agriculture Secretary EarlL. Butz said earlier Wednesday that retail meat prices should hold steady or even drop a bit this year, al tough pork and poultry prices may rise again early in 197o. Experts said increases in fresh vegetable prices earlier his year were due ·largely to bigger margins for middlemen, but increases this fall will be caused by smaller supplies of items including western lettuce and carrots and Florida tomatoes. The report said a record crop · of fall-harvest potatoes and dry beans will offset that trend. The potato crop is up 13 per cent from last year and the dry bean harvest is up 31 per cent. By HOWARD A. TYNER LONDON (UP!) - The commander of the German battleship Bismarck radioed unions. an exultant message to his Denny Vincent, campaign home base in May, 1941, after manager for James , said escaping British pursuers in Tuesday that the Brotherhood tile North Atlantic. of Maintenance of Way EmHe didn't know, but Allied ployees and the Brotherhood of · scientists had already cracked Railway and Airline Clerks the super-secret code he was "have endorsed Ron James for using. The message turned out State Representative beCause to he his ship's death warrant. they know he will be a strong Within hours, British warand active voice for the ships with precise details of the working men and women of Bismarck's position moved in this district." and sent the German vessel to James, a democrat, has the bottom of the sea. A former British intelligence previously been endorsed by th ~ United Transportation officer, in a hook published Union. The three organizations today, said the sinking of the represent approximately Bismarck was one of a series of 200,000 voters in the state of dramatic allied successes Ohio, according to Vincent. made possible by "the greatest " I'm very pleased to get this intelligence triumph of all endorsement," said James . "These unions know that I will represent all the people of my district," he added . The 92nd District is composed of Lawrence, Gallia , Meigs and four townships in Athens County. Pleasant Valley Hospilal DISCHARGES - Odessa Greenlee, Leon ; Shannon Northup , . Point Pleasant; Larry Casey , HenderSon ; Glenn Adkins , Frazer Bottom; Mrs . William Rife and daugh!A!r, Middleport; Smith infant twin males, Apple Grove; Herman Weife, Apple Grove; James Spencer, Jr ., Point Pleasant; Oden Austin, Point Pleasant; Dwayne White, Mason. Vererans Memorial Hospllal Admitted ....: Eric Knotts, Langsville; Paul Klein , Pomeroy; Calvin O' Dell, Mason; Franklin Lemley , Portland; Frances Hewetson, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED Dores Arnold, Pauline Jeffers, Diana Hubbard, Emma Johnson, Danny Phelps, Ava Gilkey, Michael Hudson. SON BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Negley , announce the birth of their first child, 'a son, at City Hospital, East Uverpool, Oct. 9 at 4:19 ~­ m. He weighed Sibs., 13 oz. and has been named William Everette. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everette Parsons, Nelgey; Mrs. Ruth Parsons, Rt. 2, Racine greatgrandmother' Mrs. Smith is Tonight, Oct. 24 NOT OPEN FRI., SAT., SUN. ' OCT. 25-26-27 . FRANKENSTEIN AND THE .MONSTER FROM HELL Peter Cushing I R) PLUS CAPTAIN KRONOS: VAMPIRE HUNTER (Technlcoloi-1 Horst Janson IRl Show Starts 7 p.m. OMriTED EASTERN - The name of David Brown, a freshman, was unintentionally omitted from the "A" honor roll of Eastern High School. CLASS COLLECTS MA'sON - The MYF Class <>f Mason United Methodist Church will canvas the town of Mason Sunday beginning at 5:30 p.m. to collect for UNICEF. beginning Nov . 3 through the 17th at 7:30p.m. nighUy . The Rev. Bud Hatfield will be the speaker. The public is invited to attend. Pleasure ••. GEO. HALL HA~LMARKS TONIGHT 9:30 to 2 The MEIGS INN l Ph. 992-3629 , Pomeroy (Continued from page I) plicated, its foundations smaller and requiring much less structural steel." Southern California Edison is testing the horizontal scrubber against a vertical "ping-pong ball" scrubber at, Weir said Kellogg bid agalnat a half. dozen otber companies fir tile Invention, which Is expected to make tlie former assistant chemical englneerlrig professor at the University of Michigan a millionaire several times over. ·· "Maybe my wUe will be able to quit her job as a medical technologist jt a-hospital then," he said with a "I expect the company will make a decisidn on which it wants before next July." Weir said. With the federal Environmental Protection Agency planning to enforce , new clean-air standards against the power utilities, several !Inns have jumped into the race to produce the most economical, efficient emission-. smne. the Mohave station. REV. FA111ER PAUL DAVID WELTON at y OPEN MONDAY Meigs County banks will be open for business as usual on Monday, Oct. 28, the official Veterans Day. However, the banks will close on Nav. 11, the date of the traditional Veterans Day before it was changed by Congress. DINNER PLANNED Past Commanders of Drew Webster Post 39 of the American Legion and the board of trustees will hold a dinner at the post home Tuesday, Oct. 29, followed by a meeting. The dinner will be served at 7:30 p. m. WOMEN TO MEET , The Meigs County ·Churches of Christ Woni'en's FeU.owship will be at 7:30p.- m . Thursday at Hemlock Grove. The senior citizens and scouts will present the program. VOL. XXVI NO. 137 .. The IA!mperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m . , Thursday was 60 degrees under cloudy skies .. .. :;::::::::<::::::::::::::::::':':':':':':':':':':,:':';•:':':;:;:;:;:::::;:::·: GRAY ON AIR The voice of Bill Gray will bring live from Eastern High School gridiron the EagleHuntington of Ross County football game Saturday over WJEH-FM starting at 7:35 p.m. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·--:·~·...... o!·:·:....·:·:<·:O:··....·.-.:::.. . ..................................... «...« President Ford confident hard-hitting talk helping m: midwest GOP candidates By RICHAR~ EL LE RNER Kansas and South Dakota as . WASHINGTON (UP!) examples of areas where the President Ford showed none of polls showed GOP can didates the strain of his Midwest improving the ir chances . campaign trip early today 'lS " This is not an exclu sive list he bounded off Air Forc-e One, but it's what I heard him confident tha i his attacks on ta lking a bout tonig ht ," Nesse n Democrats were helping GOP said. ca ndi da tes. In Chicago, Ford expressed As the jet flew back from a nothe r feeling about the polls appea ra nces in Des Moines , when speaking of a congres. Me lvin , Ill. , and Chicago, sional race where Republican White House Press Secre tary Samue l H . Young was a Ron Nesse n said of the de finite underdog aga in st President , " he does feel that in Democrat Abner J . Mikva. some of the places where he " I know what the polls tell has bee n, th e Republi ca n me," Ford told 9o0 people who candidates seem to be coming had paid $250 to see him . " I don ' t believe it. up." The P resident appeared Nesse n said F ord used ti red as he spok e . He campaigns in South Carolina, !requenUy digressed from his prepared text a nd the appla use was more polite than enthusiastic. But his language - which has been stronger and stronger as his month of ca mpa ig nin g progressed - was still strong. " How did inflation get out of control ?" he asked . TEN CENTS " There are many villains, en tine FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1974 Chances t: of some better . •.•. mj but the biggest ~u rden of guilt lies On the shoulders of the biggest spenders . , " And the fact is that one political party has run the Congress and held open the nation's purse strings for 38 of the last 42 years, and for the past straight 20 years. "Tha t pa rty is t he Democratic party and we cannot allow 1! to drive the budget deeper into the red and the rate of inflat ion higher into the blue." In Des Moines, Ford sounded the same theme. ''lt was heavy Democratic majorities over the years which helped create mo ~t of the problems we are faced with today ," he said. He sa id he wanted the Democrats to stop ''undermining of our foreign re lations with handcuff-like restrictions on the policies of the President and the secretary of state ." Ford got a wa rm personal (Continued on page 10) .....>'"·>~~·:-:·:-:.:·~·=-....·~·-·:>'• ; ? ; . ....... . . . . . . . . . .<;Q;. ,o;.> By United Press International · DETROIT - MORE THAN 6,000 General Motors workers will be idled indefinitely in the next month as U. S. automakm trim fourth quarter output by over 100,000 cars because of lagging sales of the 1975 models. The announcement from GM Thursday that it is eliminating second shifts at three plants and cutting the assembly rate at a fourth facility was the latest indication that the hoped-for fall sales upturn has not materialized. The industry still has close to 52,000 workers on indefinite layoffs from the energy crisis -induced winter sales slump that attimes saw 113,000workersoff the job. In the past year, GM cut 73,000 workers from its payrolls. COLUMBUS - THE RE-ELECTION CAMPAIGN of Gov. John J. Gilligan has cost ahnost twice as much as that of his Republican challenger, former Gov. James A. Rhodes, the fll'st pre-election campaign finance reports ever required by Ohio law showed Thursday . The reports, filed with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown lo reflect financial status as of the close of business Oct. 16, showed Ohioans lor Gilligan spent $774,862 since June 1 and had an additional debt of $72,325 for a total cost of ~7 ,187. The Rhodes for Governor Committee showed an expendifure of $435,039. NEW MEMBERS who attended the annual Meigs County Farm Bureau d\nner Thursday night were presented pins. They were 1-r, Mrs. Dallas Debord, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Henderson and Mrs. Dan Smith. CHARLESTON, W.VA. - FURTHER TESTIMONY in the Silver Bridge claims trial has been postponed until Dec. 9 by the West Virginia Court of Claims. The court recessed the hearings Tuesday following testimony by two mechanical engineers. Two test cases are ~ing,.h~~d by the ihree-judge panel to determine if the sta!A! was negligent in its maintenance of the Silver Bridge, which fell into the Ohio River on Dec. 15, 1967, killing 46 persons. M . E N'S AND .BOYS' SWEATERS r_._.. __. _._____. _. __._. ____ --·---------------, -~--·---------·-------~· 1 This two-day sale includes our entire stock of mens. boys and luvenil_e sweaters. Coat styles - slipovers - sleeveless sweaters " turtle necks. Mens si~e& . small through extra, extra large. Boys si~es 6 to 20- Juvenile sizes 2 to 12. · 1 i I I I1 I l I .!! ! ~ I !. SALE PRICES MEN'S SWEATERS SALE PRICES BOYS SWEATERS 7.95 SWEATERS.. ;;.................... SALE 5.88 8.95 SWEATERS ........................ SALE 6.88 9.95 SWEATERS ........................ SALE 7.68 10.95 SWEATERS......................... SALE 8:48 11.95 SWEATERS .........................SALE 8.88 12.95 SWEATERS ........................ SAlE 9.88 14.95 SWEATERS........................ SALE 11.88 16.95 SWEATERS ........................ SALE 12.68 19.95 SWEATERS ..................'...... SALE 14.88 3.95 SWEATERS...................... SALE 3.18 4.95 SWEATERS ..................... SALE 3.88 5.95 SWEATERS ...................... SALE 4.68 6.95 SWEATERS ........... ~ .......... SALE 5.38 •.. 8.95 SWEATERS ..................... ;SALE 6.88 9.95' SWEATERS ...................... SALE 7.68 1 .. • • MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENT ON THE FIRST FLOOR .... .,.. ______ .L-!!:!iAE!!~!::;..·.!.!.~:.:.::.:.:.:.:.~:;.:=!A.YJ!L--------------: . . - .• " .,,. ....., ,. ' '• I . r-..------..-..--..-.------.-..----..---,. . r-------.-.--·-._. __ ·l . SALE •3.95 . I l . l BATH MAT ·SETS ! l ·SALE! BICY£LES I I 1! l Includes bathroom mat and matching lid cover. Soft absorbent 18"x30" rug. Cotton and rayon nonskid keeps rug flat on floor . Sculptured geslgn . Solid colors: Gold. Black. Green, Red. Friday· Saturday Sale I ! 1 ! 1 ,\ •' ,.• •' ,," . ...•'•· ! At the Toy Store - Front Street - 2 doors I · \~ \ ~ ~ above main ·store. Buy for now or for Christmas Giving -an excellent selection of American made bikes. Boys and girls styles • standard bikes - 3 speeds • 5 speeds and 10 speeds. · All at special sale prices. 1~.~-·~------~·-------------·---' J • I • MAIN STORE - MEDiANIC STREET WAREHOUSE AND TOY STORE OPEN ·.FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS.UNnL 8 PM • ,, .I .. . RACINE - An in-service program for certi!ica ted effi!)loyes of the district was approved by the Southern Local School District Board of Education Thursday night. Emphasis will be on instruction in detec tion of reading problems in children and information on child development. The board agreed to discontUme a smoking area at the high school effective Oct. 30 and approved an additional list of substitute teachers earlier approved by the county hoard of education. Clerk·Genevieve Harvey was authorized to advertise for a new 56-passenger school bus. The use of tile junior high school auditorium for a Levy ' ElBERFELDS ·1N POMEROY Nations in deep trouble In-service .training set • I QUEEN MARIE GROSE and her escort, Bob Grim, are shown here just before the opening kickoff of Thursday night's Kyger ereek-Symmes Valley homecom ing game at Kyger Creek. Queen Marie reigned over the homecoming dance that followed the Bobcats' 35~ victory. PARIS - President Valery WASHINGTON - THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Giscard d'Estaing has warned reports today on the U. S. balance of trade for September, and that the world is in the grips of the figures are expected to raise the threat of worse inflation and a niassive economic crisis rationing of fuel this winter. The report compares the dollar leading all nations " toward valueofU. S. goods and services sold to foreigners with the value catastrophe .'' · Giscard d'Estaing, a former of U. S. purchases of foreign products. For tile first eight months of 1974, the United States bought finance minister, called Thurs$2.1 billion more than it sold. There was a recent monthly deficit day for a 12-nation conference of $1.1 billion ln August alone. Unless there is improvement in the to deal with the staggering next three months, 1974 would be the second worst year in problems of inflation, energy, history, easily surpassing the $2 billion deficit ol1971. The record unemployment and the balance of payments. deficit was $6 billion in 1972. There was a surprlus last Year. "The world is unhappy ," he LONG BEACH, CAUF. - THE UKEUHOOD that Richard told newsmen at the Elysee Nixon will undergo surgery appeared to increase today, with Palace: " Unhappy because it doctors working to determine whether he is among a minority of does not know where it is gOing phlebitis patients who do not respond well to drug treatment. "If and because it guesses that if it anticoagulant drug therapy cannot be adequarely established knew , it would be that it is and controlled, then surgical intervention is a real possibility," going toward a catastrophe." Nixon's physician, Dr. John Lungren, said Thursday. Giscard d'Estaing called for A medical source at the hospital said that the language of an international conference early in 197o to solve the world (Continued on page 10) club, Girls Athletic Assn., and the junior high athletic fund. The board agreed to give custodians three hours pay credit for firing furnaces in buildings over the weekends. The Syracuse Fire Department was authorized to use the Syracuse School Gymnasiwn from Nov. 9 to Nov . IS to prepare and stage a variety show. It was agreed to purchase film services from The Southeastern Ohio Media Services . Mr . and Mi's. Paul Sellers were given permission to use the Portland School Auditorium Nov. 2 for a wedding reception . The board approved the attendance of varsity cheerleaders and their faculty advisor, Mrs. Carla Shuler, at a cheerleader clinic at Kent State University Nov . 16. Two applications for custodial positions were reviewed and it was agreed to pui'chase a refrigerator for the junior high schoolfrom Wills' Carpet Shop, Racine. Mts. Erma McClurg, home economics. instructor, was given permission to attend a workshop at Groveport Nov . · 15 and 16. Board .members present were Grover Salser, Jr ., Dennie .Evans, David Nease, Grover Salser, Jr . , Den.n y Evans, David Nease, Dennie Hill and Jack Bostic. Others present were Supt. Ord, Clerk ~ Mrs . Harvey, Jennings Bee~le, Paul Sellers and Larry Smith. mee ting place by Racine Cub Scout Pack 243 was approved as long as the meetings do not conflict w1th the school events. The board approved the attendance of a seminar at Nelsonville by Supt. Bob Ord, Oct. 30. It was agreed to transport the girls athletic teams to outof-town games, and James Hamm was employed as the varsity basketball assistant coach. It was announced the fiscal agency for tile EMR program has been moved from the Gallia County Board - of Education to the Athens County Board. Bob Spurlock was employed to conduct the adult program in agriculture a nd funds for the year were allocated to . the b&nd, glee informati~n · Question and answer ln regard to lhe Meigs CoUDty CommUDity Sch.ool for which volers will decide a 2. 75 mill tu levy to operate the school: . . . Questloli: Why do the mentally retarded need a school? Answer: Can we say that ooly certain people are entitled loan eilucallon? We cannot penalize people· because of their deficiencies, bot we can help peo~le to be their best In spite of their shortcomiJgs. With propt'r schooling, tile mentally retarded penon can learn to be a respooslble citizen rather lhan being a burden to society. Which Is lbe besl alrernatlve _ provldlng money for lhe retarded to attend school and learn to be a conlrlhotor to his home and commqnlly, or provldlpg money for the retardt\d to _b e instllutlonallz'!d? energy crisis by guaranteeing the income of the oil producing countries. The 12-nation conference would bring together, in equal numbers, oil producers, oil consumers and the underdeveloped consumers that have been hit hardest by rising prices. Giscard d 'Estaing said he has already begun diplomatic contacts in an effort to convene the conference and stressed that the group would try to peg oil prices to levels of economic growth. But he stressed that France still would not join the United States and 11 other industrialized nations in signing an energy-sharing treaty . He said the pact would lead to ''confrontat ion " and domination . Levy supported by Meigs judge CHESTER - An address in support of the 2.75 mill levy to operate the Meigs County Community School highlighted the annual Meigs County Farm Bureau dinner and business meeting Thursday night at Chester Elementary School attended by 212 persons. The welcome was given by Bill Carr, president, and Mrs. Zlba Midkiff gave the secretary's repprl and the treasurer's repor t was by Landmark Manager , Jack Carsey. During the business session those elected by ballot to serve as trus!A!es for three years were Mrs. Roger Spencer, Orange, Olive and Chester Twps. ; Mrs. Eula Wolfe, Lebanon, Letart . and Sutton Twps .; Mrs , Virgil King , Bedford, Scipio and Salisbury Twps., and Mrs. John Colwell, · Rutland, Salem and Columbia Twps. Elected delega!A! and alternate to attend ~he 1975 state convention were Henry Frank, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Harold G. Roush, Portland. Man~jrrg, Webster, Meigs Probate Judge ; spoke in support of the 2.75 mill tax levy for the operation of the Meigs County School for ·the Mentally Retarded . Judge Webster is a member of the Mental Retardation Board. The levy . will be on the Nov . 5 ballot. Webs!A!r explained that the .75 •of a mill is a renewal but that the tw9 mills are a n1eW .tax nece!IS3ry for the maintenance and operation of the school. Webster said he has been informed that when the new mine is placed on the tax books in 1976 it will mean that all levies, excepting levies mandatory for public school systems, will be cut in half, and that real estate taxes will be reduced proportionately. The invocation was given by Earl Dean and the dinner prepared and served by the Eastern Band Boosters. Entertainment was provided bY, Helen and Billy Scott. Explanation of Nationwide's Farm Bureau membership program was given by P . J. Pauley, agent, and explanation of reward program was given by Whitney . Ingraham. State trustees reports were read by Mrs. Monroe Stricker and Golden Canaday. Following Webster 's talk, (Continued on page 10 THIRTY YEAR MEMBERS of the Farm Bureau were presented pins at the annual dinner meeting Thursday evening. L-R are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaffee, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter. THIRTY-FIVE YEAR MEMBERS of the Farm Bureau at Thursday 's·dinner meeting held at Chester Elementary School who ""'re presented pins were, 1-r, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Furbee and son Richard , Mr. and Mrs. Franc(s Andrews , and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nolan. Staff moved to new quarters The staff of the Meigs County Superintendent of Schools, Robert Bowen, moved Thursday from their quarters of a number of years in the county infirmary to redecorated of' !ices in the .former Meigs County Children's Home on Mulberry Heights. · The Meigs County Extension Service which has also had office in the county infirmary building will absorb the rooms . · left · vacant by the county superindent's office with the exception of one room which has been re turned _to u5e uf infirmary persvnnel . OVER 50 YEAR MEMBERS were presented 'gifts. at the· annual Meigs· County Fai'JII Bureau meeting Thursday evening. L-R are Vel'Jlon Nease, Stella Grueser and Pauline Atkins of the Halliday and Atkins Farm;;. l I I • • ' l\ ews .. in Brief ' LOCAL~MPS school instructor in mathematics bega n. During the s ummer of 1961 , he received his bachelor degree in ed ucation and certifi ca ti on from the College of SIA!ubenville. Alth oug h he pursued the bulk of his specialized training in mathematics a t Georgetown University in Washington, D. C., Father Welton also studied Continued o~ page 9 Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area . destroyed by fire. The public is invited. Ohio, where he graduated from · high sc hool. He e ntere d the college de partme nt of the sa me seminary where he gradua ted , a philosophy major . F our years of theologica l studies were pursued by Father Welton at St. J ohn Major Seminary in Bloomingdale and he was orda ined to the priesthood by Bishop John King Mussio on May 28 1960 at the Holy Name ca'th edral 1n SIA!ubenville. The fir s.t ass ig nme nt of Father Wel4Jn was as a n assistant at St. Joseph Church in Ironton where he taught at the St. Lawrence Grade School. He left Ironton to reside at St. Peter 's Church in Steubenville where preparations for high • FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE 1 -. . I Daydream By Bob Hoeflich . The Rev. Father Paul David Welton has been named new pastor of the .Sa cred Heart Church in Pomeroy. . The Rev. Fr. Weltoo IS the third of seven children .of Mrs. Eva We lton who resides at Chesapeake and the la te Joseph D. W~lton. He was born and reared m Chesapeake. He attended Chesapeake Elementary School and trans!erred to St. Joseph Junior High Sc hool in Huntington, W. Va . After a year or so, he was converted to Catholicism and remained at St. Joseph for his schooling. After the completion of his se~ond year in high school, Father Welton enkred St . John Viapney Minor Se min a ry at Bloomingdale , Bra.ntr DONATIONS SOUGHT PORTLAND-Anyone in the Portland area wishing to donate candy for the Halloween party to be Wednesday, Oct. 30 at the school at 1:30 p.m . may contact Sharlee Evans or Ann Boso. ADDRESS CHANGE Dues and scholarship contributions for the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers are to be sent to Mrs . DEER DESTROYED . William Willford, Rt. I, MidA doe deer had to be dleport, .treasurer, rather than destroyed after running into Mrs . Charles Goeglein, the side of a vehicle on SR 7 in president. Orange Twp. Wednesday at 8:35 a .m. The vehicle was driven by Charles L. Craft, MASONS TO MEET Reedsville. Manning Roush, of RACINE - There wlll be a the Meigs County Sheriff's special meeting of Racine Office, was the investigating Lodge No. 461 F&AM Saturofficer. day, Oct. 26at 7:30p.m . !ot the observance of Past Masters REVIVAL SET A revival wlll be held. at the Night. Work wlll be In the Mt. Hermon U. B. Church, 21'l Mas!A!r Mason Degree. All miles northeast of Five Points regular brethren welcome. · For Your DiniiJ.g and Listening AND THE el e ctronics experts, mathematicians and chess masters to pick apart a Ger- man coding device stolen by Polish agents. The team tben built a code-craeking machine. He said the clash between the troops of Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery and Field Marshal Erwin Rommel at El Alamein .. was fought CORRECTION Elizabeth Stewart, Minersville , filed for separation and alimony from Ross Stewart, Sr ., same address, not divorce as was reported Wednesday. whose home was recently SQUAD SUMMONED The Middleport Fire Department was called to the Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion Home in Middleport at 7:29 p. m. Wednesday when ceiling insulation smoldered as the result of a heater. Damages were light. MEIGS THEATRE The Germans thought it was an unbeatable system, but Winte rhotham thought otherwise. He organized a IA!am of tanks, 8JilOIUit ~ ~~1, IIIII· munition, every g. . Winterhotham said Ultra also gave ~n- Omar four days noUce of Hlllet a attempt to drive Allied forces ' into the sea after the Normandy invasion. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY time." Fred Winterbotllam said the team that broke Germany's supposedly unbreakable "Enigma" wartime code also revealed the Axis strategy for the BatUe of El Alamein, led Allied planes to the Peenemunde missile factory and played an important role in the Normandy landing. ''We knew where every German was and what he was going to do," Winterhotham told newsmen before the release of his book, "The Ultra Secret." He said the book broke 30 years of official silence on the work of the Ultra team, which intercepted practically every REVIVAL OPENS TUPPERS PLAINS - A weekend revival will be held at the Tuppers Plains Church of Christ beginning Friday through Sunday. Ron Moyer will be the evangelist. The minister, Eugene Underwood, CARNIVAL OPENS MASON- The Mason School invites the public to attend. PTA is sponsoring a carnival from 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday at the · SHOWER SET Mason Fire Houae. Tbere will LONG BOTI'OM - A shower be a soup and bake sale and a will be held· at 7:30 p.m. flea market in conjunction with the carnival. There will be Monday at the Long . Bottom games and a jail house . The United Methodist Church for Mr. and Mrs. John Newlun public is invited. FIREMEN CALLED The Pomeroy Fire Department was called to the former Princess Pat coal tipple on old Route 33 at 2:15 p. m. Wednesday: The tipple, which was in the progress 6f being torn down, had caught fire from a welding torch. The tipple was allowed to burn and firemen kept the blaze from spreading Into nearby grasses. ' order transmitted by top Nazi leaders, including Adolf Hitler. He quoted the late Prime Minister Winston Churchill as calling the Ultra team "my mO.t ,secret source." The late Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said Ultra's information ''saved thousands of British and American lives." The hook said the German code was based on a set of electrically driven drums , which revolved at random and scrambled messages. A similar set of drums at the receiving end · could unscramble the signal -but the recipient had to change secret settings every 12 hours. almost entirely on information provided by Ultra. "Two weeks before the attack Rommel ~nt his Rome commanders his whole batUe plan down to the smallest detail," be said. "Montgomery knew It all -the number of SALE PLANNED A rummage sale of a variety of merch!mdise is being held Friday and-Saturday at the Fry Building, Mill St., Middleport, by the Cheshire United Methodist Church Women. the former Iris Parsons, daughter of Everette and Frances. Slaughter Parsons, former residents of the Apple Grove community. She Is also a niece of Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Russell Roush and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. . ·. PROCTORVILLE - Ronald James of Proctorville, candidate for State Representative in the 92nd District, 'has been endorsed by two more railroad forecast New Sacred Heart pastor is native of Chesapeake area ~Ir=:=====:=:::::::=:=:=:=::::;:;:;:;:::;::=:=:·:~:::::::~::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::=::;::::::::====::::=:::=:=:=:=:=:====:========::;:;::=:=:=:=====:=========:=:=:=:=:::=============:=======:======:===~=================-;==~~=:mi* l . ·' ..i ' I �3-;: The Daily Sen tinel, Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. Oct. 25. 1974 :;:;::::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:-:·:·.·:······ .·.·..·.·.············ ····· . . . ·········· ····· · ....................... • t .. .. ,,g;- ~~~ ~·-rf? • Rights Amendment as a blessing to women" . He also spoke on the new divorce law and stressed ~ importance of knowing its contents, since so many families are affected by divorce. He said one in every 2\it marriages result in divorce, 75 percent of the coules being between the ages of 35 and 50. 11 VICA installs School plans hook fair November 4-11 new officers MASON, W. Va. - VICA of the Mason County Vocational Center met Tuesday, Oct. 22 to install officers with Leonard Brammer, school advisor, In charge. lnstaUed were Doug Sayre, Stephens , Health screening date set s cree nin g program for a ll senior citizens in Meigs CoUnty was set for Nov . l4 a tameeting of representatives who will conduc t the program Thursday. The free service is be ing arranged through th e coopera tion of the Me ig s County Counsil on Aging, the County Health Deparlment, the State Department of Health and Ve terans Memorial Hospital. Only 200 senior citizens can be screened at the Nov. 14 event and the quota is filled . However , senior citizens may call the center to be on a waiting liSt in case some of the The ·~ Sentinel J ..m:G&IIASONCRESI$L. T.tNNBfltLL, Eue._Ed. "WBI!ZTHOI!:J'LICll, I i.f.:by "\11 Edl!or l'Drt1ilbed dally' em!!pt n,. - .Ohlo. · -1 Obkl Valley ' Cow1St •• Publbblnl· f,, 11\l Office Phone &2158. E'.dUQrl.ll Phooe gn. tl:-7. ,. 5ecand c:lail poltql paid at Pwlmeroy , 0111<>. National aclvertililll N!prellentadvc ~. lnc.,l2Eut4JrldSt., . ........... N ... v"".' .· 1 9ablcl1pUon ratea: Dl!lli...t t., carrier wbtn av.u.ble • oema per weell; ' IIIII« Houle wbrere carrier lefVloe not By1 lvatlable. One mootlii, p. ~. By ruil.IR Ollio ...00 W. Va ,""Qne Yea-, ,18;-rSI:I 11months, f9 .50; T~ee montba t p wbae $21.00 yrat; 1111 moqlba ,ll •• ............. ....1 •t ....... '"": !nclllk!t &lnday '1'\mealsentinel. . r 1 - Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED::- Sybil Greene, Hartford; Basil Haynes, Pomeroy ; Shirley Bishop, Rutland ; Ernest Spencer, Rac ine ; Alpha Bailey, Pomeroy ; Hyllla Eblin, P omeroy ; Bessie Mullinex, I qEVO'IEDT0111E OO'EIU!ITOr 200 registered cancel out. The screening program will include hearing and vision tests. An opthamologlst will be in charge of the screening for the detection of glaucoma. Blood tes ts will be sent to the State Department of Health laboratory for 12 different tests on body functions. These tests will also detect problems such as diabetes, anemia and high cholesterol count. Reports will be ·sent to the family doctor of the senior citizen. Ravenswood ; Dorsel Miller, Pomeroy. ' DISCH.t\RGED ·- Steven Hudson, Cynthia Ritchie, George Johnson, Donald Ellis, Charlene Wells, Lela Robinson, Maggie Caruthers, Oscar Patterson, Eric Knotts. can receive enough sperm cells to last lor at least 15 years. Meigs Local news Nolan P . Swackhamer, Meigs High Scbool teacher and assistant athletic director, was one of three men honored recently by the Southeast District Athletic Board for outstanding service in high school athletics in Southeastern Ohio over the past several years. otbers honored were Harold Rolph, former official, and James Strasbaugh, fonnerOhio State football player and now an Instructor at Chillicothe High School. Strasbaugh has been especially active In recent years in conducting boartkponsored tournaments in all sports. The three were presented plaques during a regular meeting of the district board and were later guests of the board at dinner at the Colonial Inn in JaCkson . Presenting the plaque to Swackhamer was James A. Diehl, Meigs High School principal and a member of the Southeast Athletic Board. Swackhamer holds the distinction of coaching Glenford High School to a Class B state championship in 1941 in basketball and then coaching Middleport to a ClaM B state chanlpionship in baseball in 1957. He was a respected official in basketball throughout the area of southeastern and eastern Ohio many years. CLASS OFFICERS ELECI'ED Class officers for the sohool }ear 1974-75 were elected at Meigs High School October 17. Elected were, freshmen, Kay Vujaklija, president; Marcia Dillard, vice president; BeCky Fcy, secretary; Kim Krautter, trea~urer; sophomores, Mary Boggs, president ; Cathy Meadows, vice president ; Mary Ann Hoffman, secretary; Jackie King, treasurer; juniors, Mike Magnotta, president ; Charles Marshall, vice president; Jeff Walblll'll, secretary; ·Mick Davenport, treasurer, and seniors, Babs White, president ; Terri Bumgardner, vice president; Rose Colburn, secretary, and C&thy Osborne, treasurer. CONFERENCES AT BRADBURY Parent-teacher con(erences were held at tbe Bradbury School last week. The children at Bradbury do not receive report cards, one reason being that teachers at Bradbury feel a much better job of reporting to parents can be tfone through use of parent-teacher conferences and oral reports than by report cards. Of the 118 children who are pupils in the non.gaded classrooms at Bradbury 109 were represented at the conferences by at least one of their parents. Altogether ·120 adults attended. It was gratifying to the teachers to have this kind of attendance at conference time as it showed great interest on the part of the parents. • The conferences are held during both afternoon and evening hours so that everyone may attend. Appointments are made with the child's homeroom tea.c her and the conferences last ap. . pro:dmately 20 minutes. Many kinds of Information can be leamed through the two-way communication which takes place tllring a parent-teacber conference. , It is often !laid that parents are not interested in their chUdren. Attendance at the conferences last week showed parents are interested and that they will cume to school for a conference If they are given the opportunity. - Phyllis Hackett r ' ' treas urer; Ron Grady, pa r liamentarian ; Kathy Rizer, reporter; Steve Holland, Sgt. of Arms; Charlotte Huffman, devotional leader; Susan Hill, historian; Mrs. Sibyl Harouff, nurses aide instructor; Mrs. Evelyn Brake, commercial food instructor ; Mr. Eugene Layton, auto mechanics I; Leonard Brammer, welding instructor, and Hubert McClure, auto mechanics II. HOUR REGAINED COLUMBUS - Director Riehard E. Guggenheim of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control reminded permit holders today that Eastern Standard Time l'l!tums to Ohio at Z a.m. Sunday, Oct Z'l. When the ellH'k strikes Za.m., It will, in fae~ be 1 a.m. The time change will give an extra hour of buoiness to permit establisbments entitled to be open until 2:30 a.m. DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) Directors of Llbbey.QwensFord Co. today declared quarterly dividends of 55 cents per share of common stock payable on Dec. 14. Officers also declared,1.1875 per share on preferred stock payable on Dec. 10. Both dividends were payable to respective shareholders of record on Nov. 15, 1974. Hannan Trace.triumphs surprising NOW YOU KNOW I Early detection through the screening can lead to the control and correction of a number of chronic illnesses, officials lor the program stated. Attending the planning session Thursday were Mike Esposito and cathy Kluznik, Carol McKinley of the Ohio Deparlment of Health, Mrs. Beulah Strauss, Meigs County Health Departm~nt , Scott Lucas and Pam TheiBB, from Veterans Memorial Hospital, Edna Russell and Elizabeth Smlllt, Home Health Services, Mrs. Eleanor Thomas and Mrs. Pearl Welker of the Meigs County Council on Aging Senior Citizens Program. Coach Dave Owens' Hannan Trace Wildcats, playing their best game of the year Thursday qight, ' shocked visiting Southwestern with a touchdown in the final 23 seconds to post a come-from-behind 26-22 victory before a large CENTER TO CLOSE homecoming crowd. · The Meigs Senior Citizens The Wildcats had. their fans Center will be closed Monday buzzing into the wee hours of in observance of Veterans Day. the morning with their big A queen ant, in one mating, Jay Ridgway, vice prelsdent; JlU Heslop, secretary ; Kathy REDS RADIO ANNOUNCER Joe Numall came to POint PIMiam Tbanday to .,..uclplttc at the G and J Annual Auto Parts Exhibit in the National Guard Armory. Nuxhalll5 probably best known lor the fact that he was the youngest man ever to play in a major league game. He competed in the major leagues at the age of 15. Joe Is pictured here on the left looking through a baseball autogra ph book belonging to Tim Carman, 15. A free multiphasic hea lth pre.sident ; TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plains Elementary School wlU sponsor a student book fair from Nov. 4 to Nov. 14 'whel'l! students will be able to browse and purchase books. The book fair will be ooen during the school dsy . Books will be on display in the library. The school invites all students, parents and visitors to attend the fair. The fair will encourage student ll)terest in l'l!adlng and in building home libraries. The school Is sponsoring this event, with Mrs. Patricia Ufe book fair chainnan. The book fair display will include attractive new books from many publishers in all popular price ranges . All reading interests wlll be represented. win over the Highlanders. In recent weeks, Southweslern had scored 22 points against Eastern and 35 points in a romp last week over Green Twp. That same Green team had beaten Hannan Trace eatlier this season. But Thursday night was a different game under different wircumstances. 11 Following a scorele98 first quarter, Coach Bob Ashley's Highlanders broke the game open on a two yard run by senior quarterback Terry Carter. Carter's pass to fullback Kevin Walker was good for the two point conversion. With just 50 seconds left before the half, senior Wayne Hesson put HT on . the scoreboard with a one yard plunge. A run for the conversion was slopped. Hannan Trace moved into a short-tived 14-.'1 lead with 6:48 yards in six carries. Kip Lewis paced the left in the third stanza when Kevin Swain grabbed a 14 yard Highlanders attack with 103 touchdown pass from Hesson. yards in 18 trips. ·Kev Walker Jeff Wells, junior fullback, had 33 yards in six trips. For SW, Carroll Ruff rammed in for the two point l'l!covered two fwnbles and conversion. Southwestern bounced hack Kev Walker had a paM into tie the score at 14-14 as terception. For HT, Dave Walker scooted over from Jones and Jeff Wells recovered three yards out with 3: 13left in fumbles and Dave Jones had a the third period. A pass from pass interceplion. Friday night, Hannan Trace Carll!r to Walker wa& incomplete on the conversion travels to Synunes Valley and Southwestern visits Southern. attempt. The Highlanders forged ahead 22-14 with 1:071eft in the quarter as Walker broke loose for an 11 yard run to the end zone. Walker also added the EP. · With the large homecoming audience cheering them on, the Wildcats began their winning march early in the final stanza. With 11 :21left, Swain's three By Lawrence E-Lamb,M.D. yard run cut the score to 22-20. DEAR DR. LAMB - Would A run for the conversion was you please explain what caused stopped. . my problem? I am a The score remained 22-20 male in my 50s and have unW 24 seconds were left in the atherosclerotic heart game. Swain then brought the disease. The doctor too)! crowd toltsfeetwithan IByard tubes of blood to be tested run which brought the 'Wildcats four and then gave me a breathing from the brink of defeat to their test. I couldn't complete the first win of the year. lreathing test because I had According to the charts, chest pains and my left ann Swain had 102 yards in 15 at- went numb. I got weak all over tempts; Wells had 90 yards in and everything went dark for a 24 tries and Hesson had five lillie while. ~~ was ~ days ago. I~ stlll weak and my be~ swims wben I raise up fast. Public relations award ' tooCould won by New Haven PTA NEW HAVEN, W. Va. Jenny C&rpentel:, President of the New Haven PTA, last week attended 'the 52nd annual convention of the West VIrginia PTA at the Hotel Sheraton in Clarksburg as Mason County's ooly delegate. Every Child Needs You, was the theme of the convetnion. At the awards luncheon, the local PTA won the 3rd place award for public·relations, and Beale j!:lementary PTA won recognition for membership Increase. The 1974-75 Legislation · PrioritY Items approved by tWo-thirds vote of the 149 voting delegates were : ' - Opposes legislation for mandated professional negollaliOIUI as It relates to public employees of the public .• school system •. We do support the grievance procedures • adopted by local boards of educ~tion . We believe the local ·publlc schools belong to the people . ' this have been from the blood he took or the lreathlns test with my heart disease? My blood ]Jl'el18111'e Is nonnal. I take Isordll, Ataru, Zyloprim and nitroglycerin. Any information you can give will help. DEAR READER- The first By KAY CHRISTENSEN CHARLESTON, W. Va. ( UP!) A mechanical engineer testified Thursday that stre98 on the Silver Bridge was "very high" before it collapsed in 1967 at Point Pleasant, kiWng 46 persons. I. Stephen Tuba testified in the West VIrginia Court ofCla~on~ofclUmants suing the state for negligence in maintaining the span. The bridge, one of three in the world construct,d by linking a chain of !-bars, crumbled amid rush-hour traffic on Dec. 15, 1967. Suits rued against the state demand "·5 mllllon in damages. Tuba told the three-judge ~ that designers of the Silver Bridge, bullt by the American Bridge Dlviaion of U.S. Steel Corp., failed to take Into account any damage which would occur from river traffic. He -said at least 38 barges struck the bridge durllig Its ro. year life, causing "significant damage to the piers" and adding stress. " Why did It fall in 40 years Instead of 80 years?" Tuba asked himself. "Because there were some effects there that were stronger than anticipated by the designers." The claims court 15 hearing evi<lence in two test cases selected to determine if the state were negligent in Its maintenance of the span. If the state is found gullty, then the remaining 54 claims will be heard by the panel to determine the amount of damages. If the state Is found innocent, the remaining suits will be dlsml.,sed. \ I \ the reluctance of banks to extend credit to single, divorced or widowed women, particularly since between 1001 and -1967 the nwnber of women workers who were mothers increased from 21 to 38 percent. , He also dlscli8Sed credit lor hOWling to single women and advised that women should establish credit in their own names while married and have their husbands living, should learn their rights and obligations as working women and should spend more time with their "nose in a book rather than in an oven". He also suggested that every woman secure a guide to federal laws proteclng them against sex discrimination. · Mrs. Ma:rlne Philson Introduced the speaker and presented him a gift on behalf of the 8SIIOCiation. Presiding at the business meeting was Mrs. Fay Sauer. A letter from the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society thanking the group for a contribution of $488.161rom the spring aucUon to be used toward the purchase of a l<>eater at the mlllll!um was read. Mrs. PhilBon presented a report on programs for the year. The Branch endorsed the 2.75 mlll operating levy lor the Meigs Conununlty School for retarded children and arranged to assist with expenses of promoting the levy. Accomplishments of the p&lll year were reviewed, including, the largest charter membership in the state, influence lowl!l'd the continuance of the Bookmobile, cooperation with the Meigs Planning Com- B~ mission, 3upporting the levy for the building of a school for the mentally retarded, appointing a representative to the Citizens .Committee for the Meigs County Children's Home, receiving recognition for accomplishments through the spollight section of the national bulletin, and cosponsoring with the Athens Branch, the music in Appalachia program in the three school systems. Mrs . Sibley Slack was elected secretary and named publlc information officer to fill the unellj)ired tenn of MIBB Janis Schmoll, supervisor lor the Meigs Local Teacher Corps. It was announced that program bulletins lor the year will be ready for the Nov. 19 meeting which will feature two members of the Athens Branch on the program. The fall workshop to be held Saturday was announced with Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. Kathryn Knight, and Mrs . Slack to attend. A brown cover was used on the refreshment table which was centered with an arrangement of (ollage, nuts, fruits and vegetables. Mrs. Sauer presided at the punch bowl for a reception honoring three new members, Mrs. Delores Wolfe, Mrs. Nellie Vale and Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter. Cookies, punch and coffee provided by Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. Phllaon, Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Bernice carpenter were served by the hostesses, Miss Helen Smith, Kay Flck, and Rita Slavin . Hospitality committee members were Mrs. Martha Husted, Mrs. Emily Sprague. I l\ lll . r0:\1 H H '11 :\ 1 \ !\I UP I Spm t~ E th l ut Torn ados bu s tl to Glouster in ton ig ht 's actwn, wh il e th e Eas tern Rag les ente r ta in ' NE W YORK (UP!) - Everythmg was fa irly qmet by now. It was all over- the long season , the World Series and the loud Huntmgton of Ross County Saturday evemng For the Mara uders, tl won 't celebrating across the corndor m the Oakla nd clubhouse. That was where the all-conquermg A's ha d shown the same degree of restra mt you could expec t from a pack of kids who had JUSt gotten t heir hands on so me wate r gun s. Ftrst the {\'s squirted be a n easy task as they try to snap a 5 game los mg s treak, the longest ln the school 's lnstorv The T1gers of Bob Lutz are 11 ndefeat ed 111 SEOAL ploy an d will be afte r the1r 2Jrd consecuti ve league wm and fo ur th stra1g ht league title. Fo lio~ ing tomght's battle, the Tigers have JUS t Logan and surpn s mgly rugged Wells ton m the1r htl e pat h Ironton is led by powerful halfb ack Alfonso John son, the league's second leadm g rushe r w1Lh 401 yards m just 61 ca r nes, an ave rage of 6.6 ya rds per tnp. The Ti gers are th1rd in SEUAL rus hin g be hin d Wellston and Calhpohs, but the themselves wlth champagne, and when they got tired of doing that , they squirted everyone else. Nobody was drinkmg a ny champagne m the beoten Los Angeles Dodgers' quarters No beer ;e1ther . On one side of the room, Don Sutton stood in front of his locker getting ready to put on his street clothes. 'I he expression on his face was not a n unhappy one, certa inly not tllat of a loser, but ra th er one which sa id qmte clearly Don Sutton was eminently proud to be a member of the Los Angeles Dodger s whether they were wor ld cha mpions or not. Sutton , who accounted fo r the Dodgers' only ,victory in th e Series, looked around the room at some of hts teammates, also . packmg the1r gear . "I'd like to think we represe nted ourselves we ll " he sa 1d. " If I hav,e one regret, tt would on ly be that we couldn't' do a few m ore things r ight for th at guy over there- the one who wears 'two dozen ' on his uniform ." Spec ifically , Don Sutton was ta lking about Walt Alston, who wears numbe r " 24, " but m a more general sense, he was talking about every single member of the Dodgers. Don Sutton can rest easily. The Dodgers r epresented them- selves splendidly. True, they lost fou r of the f1ve games with the A's, but they also goes to th e trouble of deign ing to be part of any ball club at all . Marshall is supposed to be intellige nt, more than most ballplayers. Here's a fe llow who leaches in college, yet doesn't !mow the the basic grade schoo l lesson tha t polite ness was m- the Kyger Creek Bobcats are champions of the Southern Valley Athlellc Conference. Coach Jim Sprag ue's Bobcats chnched the title Thursday nigh t at Cheshire with a 35- vented in order to keep foo ls a t a distance. How much m- 0 homecoming victory over uncommon , so un called for as to m ake som e wonder why he eve n lelligen ce can he really have? Symmes Valley . For Sprague, For ever y Mike Marsha1l, though, th e Dodger s h ave a dozen Steve Ga rveys, who, for my m oney comes close to be ing the 1t was Ius second c hampi onship finest advertisement baseba ll has nght now. Steve Garvey makes more fri ends accidenta lly than Mike Marshall makes on pur pose. He does it simply by being himself, acting naturally, an d not trying to be something he's not. Garvey, 25, takes partiCular pa ins w1th the kids, answenng their coach. with them. Much of Garvey's philosophy on hfe comes from his mother and his lather, who still drlVes the Dodgers' team bus when the club com es to Tampa, Fla ., each spring. A good part of Garvey's outlook on baseball stems from Tommy Lasorda, who managed him with three different clubs and is now a Dodger coach. La sorda had Garvey with Ogden, Utah, Spokane and with the Licey Tigers m the Domin ican Republic. "Tom helped mold my personahty," says Garvey, whose .381 batting average led all Se ries sta rters. "He ta ught me how to 'accept victory a nd defeat, how to put both m the proper per- WASHINGTON, D. C. ACA's President stated : "If Ohio's lOth District every Member of Congre98 Congressman Clarence Miller voted as Congressman MiUer, was endorsed for re-election there would be little or no today by ACA (Americans for Federal debt, inflation would Constitutional Action), a non- not be a problem, our National partisan national organization military strength. would not be "because of his consistent in quesUon, and Americans voting record lor consUtutional would be paying lower taxes." principles." The endorsement by ACA Americans for ConsUtutlonal brings to the Congressman the Action ( ACA) Reriodically support of highly dlstlngulsbed rates all Members of Congress citizens, Democrats, on Issues which are of major Republicans and In national Importance and dependents, who are Members adherence to Its conceplion of of ACA's Board of Trustees. constitutional principles. spe ctive, h ow to enjoy the victor ies and learn from the defeats." La sorda had to learn so meplace h1mse1f. He r emember s a n episode when he was a 14-year-old kid in Nor rtstown, Pa., and he and his classmates were ta ken to see th e Giants and Philhes play in Philadelphia one day. Lasorda asked one of the Gia nts lor his artograph, but was brush ed rudely aside. His feeli ngs were hurt. So deeply, in fact, that e1ght years later when he was pitching for Greenville, S.C. , in the Sally League, he still burned when he suddenly nohced that same player, Busle r Maynard , lacmg him in the batter 's box as a member of the Augusta , Ga., club Lasorda 's first pitch was a h1gh, hard one. lt !mocked Ma ynard head over tea-kettle, and after th e ga me Mayna rd came lookin g lor him. hall game, why did you do tha t to me'" he asked, reasonably enough. " Aren't you Buster Maynard who used to be with the Giants'" Lasorda inquired. Pain followed medical tests DEAR DR. LAMB - Is diethylstllbesterol, which is often prescribed for women as a female hormone, the same as the hormone that Is given to cattle to fatten them? Will It cause women to put on weight? Is it the same as estrogen? DEAR READER - It Is the same hormone, sometimes called D E S. It is used in fattening cattle, particularly steers, being readied for market. These neutered males will get fatter wblle on the hormone since It feminizes them. The same 'hormme, called slilbesterol, is used lot women, but since It Is used to replace needed hormone in mOll cases It does not cause fattening, It may be regarded aa a oynthetic estrogen, IIODiewhat different chemlcaUy from the real thing, but having the same effect. " Yes. " "That 's what I though t . Eight years ago, you wo uldn 't give me your autograph . You pushed me outta the way. I've been walling to ca tch up with you all this time." Steve Garvey smiles llStening to Tommy Lasorda tell the story. The popular little Dodger coach laughs also a nd says: "I always tell my player s they'd better sign their au tographs · for anybody who asks , or some young man th ey refu se will grow up some day and knock them on their ta ils." Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS • miD • ' 1 \ I. • • \ ./. , T he win pushed Kyger Creek 's recor d to 6-1 while Symmes Valley dropped to 1).7 . Marauder slats Foll ow1ng a r e the stati sti cs l or the fir st seven g am es of the 1974 Me1 gs M a r a uder foo tba ll season TEAM STATS M OPP 1st Dow ns 71 88 1st Dow ns Ru sh. 47 74 1st Dow ns Pass 1ng 17 10 1st Dow ns by Penal t y 7 4 Rush mg Af t. 253 327 Yards Rush1 n g 911 1294 Y ard s Passi ng 343 288 Passes A tt 87 41 Passes Com p 35 17 Passes l nt by 5 6. To tal Yard s 1254 1582 Fumbl es 23 2ff Fumb les L ost 12 13 Pun ts 16 26 Pun t Yard ag e 885 852 Ave. Yds. Pu nt 34.0 32.8 Pun t Re t Yd s 84 57 KO Ret. Yd s. 368 272 Pena l t1es 32 29 Pena l ty Yds . 242 289 INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING C Yd s Ave TO 81 38 1 tl9 3 Wh itl atch tl 8 265 5 _5 2 Quall s O il e r 43 178 4 1 3 Buffmg ton 13 96 7 4 1 8 27 3 4 Seth 4 15 3 8 Howard 12 10 8 Coats 1 25 4 Bailey Mag n otta 6 2 3 Thom as 2 5 ·2 5 ' R~ n d o lph 2 - 10 ·5 1 -8 .. a W il liam son 28 ·38 ·1 3 Ander son 29 911 3.6 9 TOTALS 327 1294 3. 9 14 OPPON . PASSING A C Yds In! TO Pet Ander son 85 35 343 5 0 . 41 Coats 1 0 0 0 0 00 Wh i tl at ch 1 0 0 1 0 . 00 TOTALS 87 35 343 6 0 .40 OPPON . 41 17 288 5 3 ,41 PASS RECEIVING C Yd s Ave 11 11 0 10 W h1tlat ch 10 11 5 11.5 Dave npor t 5 28 56 M agnotta 4 tltl 11 B lanchar,d 4 24 6 Quails I 22 22 Stewa r t PUNTING P Yd s Ave George 26 885 J4 0 OPPON . 26 852 32 .8 PUNT RETURNS R Yds Ave Coats 9 84 9.3 OPPON . 11 57 5.2 KICKOFF RETURNS R Yds Ave Coats 12 246 20 S Mag notta 73 14 6 Qualls 1 18 18 Thomas 1 14 14 Minneilota, &mday. .. • and gua rds Cary George a nd Steve Pi cke ns or J tm Clark a nd ec nte r J oh n Bl<-~k e .Je.. ell stated Dave Hudd leston an d Monte T he Tomcats arc led by se nt or qu<:~rterback St uar t Patton, who has been (ti.Hy ing va rs tt~ ball since hts fr eshma n yea r Patton 1s constdered by Jewe ll as a dangerous runne r and a good pas..c.;er The Tomcats a re curre nUy the f1fth ra ted team m Regwn 11 of the s tcte computer ra tmg sys tem as release d Th ursday Glouster ts a lso the top ran ked defens ive team m sout heas tern Ohw, ywltl mg a n average of JUSt 5 pomts per ga me. J ewe ll wtll be sendi ng ou t the sa me startmg 11 tha t sta rted last week 's tr iump h ove r Har t at the guards <md Ron Johnson at center . Defenstve ly, Huddles ton an d Brown Will be a t the ends, with .Johnson and Duddmg at t he tackles , and Salse r at mtddle guard. The linebctcke rs will he Hart an d Dunmng, with Nease an d Boso at the halfbacks an d Simpson and Erv in m the In the backfield, Chancey will be ~m ng w1th 1\ nderso n beh ind ce ute r , Terry Qtlcllls at fullback, M1kc Mognotta ot wtngboek, and Terry Wlu tlatch at ta ilback. Wh ill e~tch 1s slow ly closing in on the all-t ime Metgs career r ushmg ma rk of 1265 ya rds se t by the late Dcnms Boggs. The sen ior speedstc1 cm rcntly is 128 yards shy or crackmg the recol'd Defensively, Chancey wtll go WIth Qualls and George at the t t'll be a t mig h gcmlC," Symmes Valley. The Tornados a re p<:tced offe nsively by the bac kfie ld team of ho lfback M1tc h Nease th a t Ault and Charli e Marshall at tile corne rs and Coats a nd Whitlatch or Davenport at the ha lfbacks. At Glouste r tomght, Southern half an d Buddy Erv in a t quortet;)lack All but Ervtn had the Me1gs backf1 eld. me ntor Bill .Jewe ll w1ll be sen d1 ng ht s Tornados The Bobcats have two non- and fullback Greg Dunmng, w1th Da nny Brown at the other up league games left on the1r 1974 schedule. Next Fnd ay, KC travels to Lawre nce County for a big battle with Rock Hill then on Nov 9 th e Bobcats fa ce Wa hama m a ma ke-up game at Cheshire The defending champs and V1kmgs played a scoreless firs t quarte r as the penalty fl ag killed both teams. Kyger Creek, after rece iving the opening klckolf, marched to the SV' l9 ya rd li ne only to penalty and a fwnble recovery by the Viki ngs' ChriS Leste r . On the ensumg series by the sofety spots. '• The only player loss for the blfds thiS week IS Guy Walker, a star tmg guar d who stepped on a piece of glass las t week Be rkh 1mer indica ted that Walker may see some action , but h1s fellow messe nger guard , T1m Kuh n, w1ll get the st.ar tmg call .Jom ing Kuhn on the offens ive line will be David Mills aL the other guard, John Srmth at center, Tom Batey and Coy Sa turday a l Eastern, the Starcher at the tackles and F:agles of Spike Berkh1mer w1 ll Steve Holter and Ph1l Bowen at be fat•tng a "'pretty good of- the ends fe nsive team". accord mg to Rondy Blake will again be Ber khimcr leadmg the Eastern attack at "T hey like to r un from quar terback , with JUntO!' Don vaned formatiOns, " the second Eichinger at tailback, senior yea r ment or sa 1d, adding, M1ke Larki ns at fullback and ··They execute very well a nd Don Jac kson at slot back. they'll sw 1tch thctr defenses to Defe n sive ly , Bowe n a nd try to confuse our blocking Dave Hannum w11l be at the ass ig n menl~ " tackles, w1th Holter and Kuhn Wh1 le many take the Hun Is- at the ends, Mills, Batey, Lawson a nd Kev m Barton a t over 100 yards rushmg a week men hgh lly, Be rkhtmer warns tha t the Ross Coun bans w11l • a rough game g1ve the Eag les ago "They bea t Vtnton County, who V1kmgs, the Bobcats were Tim Lucas booted the extra potnl. Wi th the KC defense holding Symmes Va lley tntact, Kyger Creek pushed across its second TD w1th a 54 yard march tn II f1ve yard penalty giving the vtsttors two fi rst downs a nd the ball at the Bobcat 20 yard stripe. Afte r SV was nailed with a 15 yard holding penalty, junior • the hne bac kers, a nd Blake. E1chmge r , Lester Parker and J oe Kuhn tn the secondary . First downs Yards Ru shi ng Yards Passi ng St e ve Ba ird , a soph om or e quarterback . piece ki cker booked the E P. Wi th Bobcat reser ves Kyger's Tim Moles picked off another Barry pass but the gam~. later, fullback Mark Waller Calvin Geiger 's fumble. Viktng Tony Black ran 55 yards w1 th the fumble only to .., 7 Symmes Valley was at the 12 yard stripe but a fi nal pass as the game ended fell short. T. V. & Appliance Gas SeiYice - Phone 985·3307 ' 0 Regular Pa ssbook Saving s. No Minimum . Interest . from date of depostt to dilte of withdrawal . Interest compounded quarterly . .4lMEIGS ~BRANCH Icard fe ll on the ball for a ' Tht Athens County S.-vifKIS A. LNn Co. touchdown . Luca s mc rea sed 1 the count to 2HI with a kick 296 Second 51. Pomeroy , Ohio through the uprigh ts. 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He a lso added the extra poin t. 3 2 Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area In the final seconds of the Bobcats gave U1e ball a way on 0 2 No ga m es, No g1mml cks ha ve the drive stopped on a see h1s TO nullified on a 15''-23" WIDTH I j - Chester. Ohio ' ,_..,_.._....._ YOUR HEADQUARTERS FIBERGLASS • • • BY ROLL OR TRUCK LOAD '. FOIL FACED - FOR VAPOR BARRIER STYROFOAM FOR MASONRY WALLS -- 0 18 1" Thick 2x8 Sheets -. ZONOLITE ATTIC INSULATION 3 CU. FT. BAGS ALSO ZONOLITE MASONRY FILL. •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE BAKER FURNITURE I Chester, 0 . ·' MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·-------..-----------· KING BUILDERs ·SUPPLY CO. 405 N. 2nd 992-3748 Middleport, Ohio 992-5020 Zone Free Parking and Loadi . .. • .. ' Passes Compt Fumbl es Fumbles l ost In tercepti ons Penalti es fourth down play. during the drive but a n important call was a 15 yard SV KC 9 13 77 263 3 13 8 6 2 1 1 3 Pa sses Attpt. roughing the passer penalty the V1kmg upnsmg. The Bobca ts came to hie m w es t w 1 pet . g . b . By Un1t ed Pr ess lnt ern at•on al E as t ern Con fe r enc e 3 1 750 San Ant n Atlantic: D 1v i s•on 2 1 667 \,, San D1ego w 1 pc: t. g . b . Denver 1 1 667 Ph il a 3 1 750 1 2 333 ln d1ana I' ' Bu ff alo 3 1 750 3 0 4 000 U l ah New York 2 2 500 1 Th urs d ay ' s Result s Bos ton 1 2 333 1' < Memp h• S 99 V•rg1n 1a 95 Ky 113 S Antonio 103 Central D•v• s•on F t" tda y's Gam es . wash ~ ~ 1P0~~ g. b . Ky at Sf L OUI S Sa n AntoniO · Atlan t a 2 2 500 11 1 a t N Y San D1ego at Utah Clev 2 3 400 2 Houston 1 3 250 21 ~ N Or lns 0 5 000 4 N H L Stand1ng s West ern Con ter ence B y Un1t ed Pr ess lntern at• ona l M1dw es t D• v •s,on DIVI S IOO I w 1. t pts g f g a ' KC Om aha ~ 1{ P ~~ , 9 b NY l sl nd r s ·Detr o 1t ') 1 667 '1 4 I 9 26 15 Ch, cago 2 2 500 1 9 25 19 ' 2 Mllw 1 2 3JJ l'• P h II a Pac •hc D •v •s•o n 9 29 19 At lanta 4 3 w I p er g.b NY Rngrs3 2 l 7 23 19 Phoenix 2 1 .667 11 ~ D IV IS IOn 2 Po rtl an d 2 2 500 ,, ~ w. 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Ca l rf 1 4 3 5 2 ' 36 4 0 1 000 K en tucky 2 Thur sday 's Result s 2 2 500 New Yo r k St Lou i s 4 Bos l on 4 2 2 500 2 St Lou i s 2'h Los An g 7 Buff alo 2 Mem phiS 2 3 400 Fnday 's Gam es Vt r g.n•a 1 3 250 3 Mmn at A tl anta Ph•J a a1 Cal•f Kan C1ty at Vncvr So uth ern at Tr i mbl e Point Pl easan t at Ra v enswood Ripl ey at Wahama ' SATI,JRDAY Huntington Lcx ~ l (Ross ) at Eastern on a 29 yard burst by Waller. agains t the Vikmgs Later m the second period , Waller bo th had b1g yardage corn erback Tom Kern picked off a John Bar ry aerial quelling N BA Sta nd1ng s Va .) Department the secon d pen od movm g 40 yard s 1n fi vt: plays. Chns Pres ton , juntor tailback broke loose fo r a 29 yard run placing the ball at the II Three plays plays climaxed by Pre~to n 's one yard run. Pr eston a nd Pro Standings FRIDAY SEOAL At hens at J ack son Wa verly at Gallipoli s Me1g s at Ironton Logan at W ell st on TVC Al ex ande r at Warr en Loca l Belpre a t V i nton County Others Mille r at Nel sonv i lle-York North Gal Ha at Han nan ( W STATISTICS Preston. The play was set-up playing the fo urth penod , Symmes Valley tw1ce moved By Quarters · dee p 1nto Kyge r Creek Sym mes Vall ey territory but fa1led to score Kyger Creek Midway through the peri od , Symmes Valley got to the Bobcat 11 yard line only to we nt ove r from the one yard ONLY Pomeroy line gtv ing the 'Cats a 6.0 lead . caught for two 15 yarders and a Reg . $'1.69 985-3301 . Berkh 1mer sa1d and Mi ke Haley or Ken Wyant, ends, wi LJI Randy Duddmg and John Sa lse r at the tac kles and Sn a r I' Proof SUGAR RUN MILLS • •• us ea rl1 e r 1n the yea r ," BOOS.TER CABLE Seeds- Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and· Grit - Fertilizers - Lime Cement & Mortar ·- Stock Salt Water Softener - Remedies - Salt Litters - Vaccine - Roofing - Pa;nts _ Red Brand Fencing - .Baler and Binder Twine - Spr ays ~ Gates. Mulberry Ave . 3 Quai ls 2 1 14 Bu ff i ngton 1 0 6 0 6 6 Georg e-x x-a l so cr ed ite d with a safet y. ~d •• beat Fe d era~ Hock ing who beat Glen n Stmpson wtll be ot the fullback Jack Oiler , a sta rter befo re he suffe red ,a knee inJury in the third game of the season, may see some action tn s Oiler receiver Mel Gray have Minnesota Ia a 6\it-point . given the Cardlnaia big play favorite but the VIkings aren't scores all season •. taking anything fOr granted. The only major change in The upstart Patrlota hi!Y~­ atarUng lineups will be IbM upaet bot1i Miami and Loe Denson 11ar11ng at .ltiiDnlng Angeles, who also Were heavily becll for Wuhlngton in place of favored. · ' • - Smith, who ·suffered a . In other action Sunday, . ' leg. brollen OII~Sgo Ia at Buffalo, Oakland Tbe pme Is rated 81 a at San f:ranciaco, I.oe Angeles loltiup. · , at the New ' York Jets, Tile other major game Baltimore at Miami, · Phlla· &Jnday 11nc111 two c1ube who delphia at New Or'leanit, Hous-· 'W1ft lmoclled Out ~ the un- ton at anclnnatl, Denver at' beatan ranb 1ut Weet facing Cleveland, Green Bay at each oilier. New W&nl, 5-l Detroit, Dallas at the Glanta afw a · 30-21 lou to Buffalo; and ~City at San Diego. goee aplnst which Atlanta is at Pittsburgh MonW8J upended 20-11 by DetrOit day night. On the line, Steve Boso and "good football team." "T iley have good experience, Cha ncey see the drive end on a holdm g s Redskins mus~·· Win or waif for '75 • m three years as head foqtball fv\arsha ll 1 10 10 1 7 7 Chap m an TOTALS 21 368 17.5 OPPON. 15 272 18. 1 INTERCEPTION RET . lnt Yds 3 25 Aul t 1 29 Coat s 1 0 W hitl at ch TOTALS 54 6 96 OPPON . SCORING TO PAT PI Whitl at ch 3 1 20 wide Hg<ll ns t what he has termed a Daven port and Orrum Blanchard , Utcklcs George Carper The Mara uder hneup wtll be the same tomght as it was las t week ; an d hea d coach Char ley has stated on road tonight w11l be led by ends M1 ck ends, Bla ke and Carper at the tackles, P1ckens at nuddle gua rd, Blancha rd and Allen Stewar t at hnebackers. Perk The Ma r auder line c harge For the second stra1g ht year , carried themselves well." With one exception-Mlke Marshall. H1s rudeness was so Constitutional action group endorses Miller 198 yards. . Bobcats blank Vikings, cop title came away with so many plusses, like the esteem of people who a ppreciated the class and potenltal they showed in spite of their mistakes. In the years to come they conceivably may look back on lh1s expenence as a truly positi ve ra ther t han negallve on e. ' They really impressed me," says Gene Te nace. "They all • ,I T he Me if.!S Man-w de rs travel to Ir ont on and the Southe rn questions, stgning autogr aphs and show ,g ltmitless patience factor. However, I'm sure with your dlagnoais and the other medical [X'Oblems you have, in view of your medicines, that you have had blood drawn on many occulons before. Some breathing tests are fairly strenuota and may have precipitated the problem for you. In that case It Is Ukely that you already were close enough to such a problem that It was just walling to happen, and It W81 a good thing you were in the doctor's ofDce when it occurred. In short, it will require a bit Dl(ft knowledge than you have to decide )lilt what has caused · your problem. But, I dOUbt that you can really blame It m your tests. Rather, you were pretty luck;y to be where you could have bmnedlate medical attention when the problem arose. 'ea ts also have a tcnacwus ae n a l ga m e . Qua r te rb ac k .Jod y Vass 1s the lccq~ u e's th1rd top passe r with 15 l'Omplehons m :14 att empts for 4 touchdowns . H1 s favon te reee1ver IS Ron Vmson Ironton ts also dangerou s w the k1 c kin g game, w it h J ohnson thu·d in bo th kiekoff and punt re turns But the Marauders a lso have a good spen a lty ma n m se mur Lon me Coats, the league 's tup kickoff returner a nd second best pun t retu rner V<i&'i' credentw ls d l e ofrset by jun wr Mara uder q uarte rback J im Anderson, the leag ue's seco nd most pro f1 c 1e nt passer wit h 2:~ completwns m 54 attempts for host Sa tw·day night DR. LAMB problem Is deciding IIIII what the cbest pain and arm nUJ11b. ness reaUy was. Since you already have heart disease It Is tempting to assume that the pain was caused from Insufficient blood to your heart muocle or, specifically, heart pain related to heart attaclts. The doctor would need to bave testa to be sure about this. You can have discomfort in the cbest without having a heart attack. Overbreathlng can sometimes cause a faint. lUre reactim and nUIIIbness in the arm. Thls 15 not dangerous, but can be downright disconcerting. Alao, an epiltode of heart pain or Insufficient blood to the heart mii8Cie can cause a faint.nke reaetioll 81 you describe. The blood drawing ahould not have caused this .problem. If your level of anzlety Willi very high that could have been a County's football teams lnt the road lunaght, while the others play ur never hit off you before, I didn 't even know you before this ' ' I Stress • high m bridge - Urges a constitutional amendment whereby school levies and bonds can be passed by a simple majority vote, rathe.r than 69 percent as Is now required. -Urges the adoption of legislation to strengthen the present law concerning . ~minatlon of information with regards to the disp<taltion BY JOE CABNICELIJ the W~ offen.le from of juvenile court records. UPI Sporll Writer Bill Kilmer two Weeki 1180 and - Urges 11141 the positions of If George Allen's Washington Superintendent at the Juvenile Redaklna have any tlUe hopes, hat been brilliant. JOIIner"the Redskin quarterback Correctional Institutions be this is the week they must earlier this when St. placed under Civil Service and make their move. Loula stopped Washlngtop 17-10 removed from pol!Ucs. The Redikini are in St. Louis m Terry·Metcalf'a ~ .run. -Urges public support and &mday to face the surprlslrig The Wlllhlngtita defaltie allo favorable consideration for the Cardlnala, the only rem•lnlng has beeri 8Upal'b IIi the Iaiit two Constitutional Amendment for IDibeaten team in the National gamea, containing Miami's judicial reform at the 'General Football League. More lmpor- awe&Gille ground attacllln a 20ElecUon on Nov.~ . tant,tbouilb,l5thefactthatSt. 17upaetofthe World Champl'lll -Supporta the legislative Lou.ls holds a tw011ame edge Dolp!Wt and holdlni the New · programs of the National PTA. over Washingtoll in the NationYork Giants to only a lleld ~ - Urges lay persons be al Conference · ~· and a .·in a ·24-3 rout Sunday. · · represented on all selection Cardinal victory would drop Cardinal quart.erbacll Jim committees for secondary and the Redskins three games Hart leada lhe NFc wllh nine elementary textbooks and for behind at the halfWaY mark of touchdown passeaiiilhaabeen. supplementary materials at the. season. _ ' .,.:ked only once lhla season-' the state and county levels. Sonny Jurgensen took over by Washington. Me!Wf and ' I, I '\ He said that while the men gain rights, the women do not lose any. AB for child support, he said the new law requires the court to look at the needs of the cblld, including his educational need, and to consider retirement benefits, expected inheritance, and the monetary contribution which the wife makes as a homemaker In setting alimony. The speaker commented on Two of Me1gs Sport J'arade reviewed by attorney Charles Knight Legislation affecting women was dis cussed by Charles Knight, who recently became associated in the practice of law with Meigs County Attorney Bernard Futz, In a talk to the Middleport-Pomeroy Area Branch of the American Association of University Women Tuesday night. Knight described the Equal . r:o;:~"'•'"~w,,_*f", Marauders, Southern Women's rights Under new legislation • · • ... . .' " �3-;: The Daily Sen tinel, Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday. Oct. 25. 1974 :;:;::::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:-:·:·.·:······ .·.·..·.·.············ ····· . . . ·········· ····· · ....................... • t .. .. ,,g;- ~~~ ~·-rf? • Rights Amendment as a blessing to women" . He also spoke on the new divorce law and stressed ~ importance of knowing its contents, since so many families are affected by divorce. He said one in every 2\it marriages result in divorce, 75 percent of the coules being between the ages of 35 and 50. 11 VICA installs School plans hook fair November 4-11 new officers MASON, W. Va. - VICA of the Mason County Vocational Center met Tuesday, Oct. 22 to install officers with Leonard Brammer, school advisor, In charge. lnstaUed were Doug Sayre, Stephens , Health screening date set s cree nin g program for a ll senior citizens in Meigs CoUnty was set for Nov . l4 a tameeting of representatives who will conduc t the program Thursday. The free service is be ing arranged through th e coopera tion of the Me ig s County Counsil on Aging, the County Health Deparlment, the State Department of Health and Ve terans Memorial Hospital. Only 200 senior citizens can be screened at the Nov. 14 event and the quota is filled . However , senior citizens may call the center to be on a waiting liSt in case some of the The ·~ Sentinel J ..m:G&IIASONCRESI$L. T.tNNBfltLL, Eue._Ed. "WBI!ZTHOI!:J'LICll, I i.f.:by "\11 Edl!or l'Drt1ilbed dally' em!!pt n,. - .Ohlo. · -1 Obkl Valley ' Cow1St •• Publbblnl· f,, 11\l Office Phone &2158. E'.dUQrl.ll Phooe gn. tl:-7. ,. 5ecand c:lail poltql paid at Pwlmeroy , 0111<>. National aclvertililll N!prellentadvc ~. lnc.,l2Eut4JrldSt., . ........... N ... v"".' .· 1 9ablcl1pUon ratea: Dl!lli...t t., carrier wbtn av.u.ble • oema per weell; ' IIIII« Houle wbrere carrier lefVloe not By1 lvatlable. One mootlii, p. ~. By ruil.IR Ollio ...00 W. Va ,""Qne Yea-, ,18;-rSI:I 11months, f9 .50; T~ee montba t p wbae $21.00 yrat; 1111 moqlba ,ll •• ............. ....1 •t ....... '"": !nclllk!t &lnday '1'\mealsentinel. . r 1 - Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED::- Sybil Greene, Hartford; Basil Haynes, Pomeroy ; Shirley Bishop, Rutland ; Ernest Spencer, Rac ine ; Alpha Bailey, Pomeroy ; Hyllla Eblin, P omeroy ; Bessie Mullinex, I qEVO'IEDT0111E OO'EIU!ITOr 200 registered cancel out. The screening program will include hearing and vision tests. An opthamologlst will be in charge of the screening for the detection of glaucoma. Blood tes ts will be sent to the State Department of Health laboratory for 12 different tests on body functions. These tests will also detect problems such as diabetes, anemia and high cholesterol count. Reports will be ·sent to the family doctor of the senior citizen. Ravenswood ; Dorsel Miller, Pomeroy. ' DISCH.t\RGED ·- Steven Hudson, Cynthia Ritchie, George Johnson, Donald Ellis, Charlene Wells, Lela Robinson, Maggie Caruthers, Oscar Patterson, Eric Knotts. can receive enough sperm cells to last lor at least 15 years. Meigs Local news Nolan P . Swackhamer, Meigs High Scbool teacher and assistant athletic director, was one of three men honored recently by the Southeast District Athletic Board for outstanding service in high school athletics in Southeastern Ohio over the past several years. otbers honored were Harold Rolph, former official, and James Strasbaugh, fonnerOhio State football player and now an Instructor at Chillicothe High School. Strasbaugh has been especially active In recent years in conducting boartkponsored tournaments in all sports. The three were presented plaques during a regular meeting of the district board and were later guests of the board at dinner at the Colonial Inn in JaCkson . Presenting the plaque to Swackhamer was James A. Diehl, Meigs High School principal and a member of the Southeast Athletic Board. Swackhamer holds the distinction of coaching Glenford High School to a Class B state championship in 1941 in basketball and then coaching Middleport to a ClaM B state chanlpionship in baseball in 1957. He was a respected official in basketball throughout the area of southeastern and eastern Ohio many years. CLASS OFFICERS ELECI'ED Class officers for the sohool }ear 1974-75 were elected at Meigs High School October 17. Elected were, freshmen, Kay Vujaklija, president; Marcia Dillard, vice president; BeCky Fcy, secretary; Kim Krautter, trea~urer; sophomores, Mary Boggs, president ; Cathy Meadows, vice president ; Mary Ann Hoffman, secretary; Jackie King, treasurer; juniors, Mike Magnotta, president ; Charles Marshall, vice president; Jeff Walblll'll, secretary; ·Mick Davenport, treasurer, and seniors, Babs White, president ; Terri Bumgardner, vice president; Rose Colburn, secretary, and C&thy Osborne, treasurer. CONFERENCES AT BRADBURY Parent-teacher con(erences were held at tbe Bradbury School last week. The children at Bradbury do not receive report cards, one reason being that teachers at Bradbury feel a much better job of reporting to parents can be tfone through use of parent-teacher conferences and oral reports than by report cards. Of the 118 children who are pupils in the non.gaded classrooms at Bradbury 109 were represented at the conferences by at least one of their parents. Altogether ·120 adults attended. It was gratifying to the teachers to have this kind of attendance at conference time as it showed great interest on the part of the parents. • The conferences are held during both afternoon and evening hours so that everyone may attend. Appointments are made with the child's homeroom tea.c her and the conferences last ap. . pro:dmately 20 minutes. Many kinds of Information can be leamed through the two-way communication which takes place tllring a parent-teacber conference. , It is often !laid that parents are not interested in their chUdren. Attendance at the conferences last week showed parents are interested and that they will cume to school for a conference If they are given the opportunity. - Phyllis Hackett r ' ' treas urer; Ron Grady, pa r liamentarian ; Kathy Rizer, reporter; Steve Holland, Sgt. of Arms; Charlotte Huffman, devotional leader; Susan Hill, historian; Mrs. Sibyl Harouff, nurses aide instructor; Mrs. Evelyn Brake, commercial food instructor ; Mr. Eugene Layton, auto mechanics I; Leonard Brammer, welding instructor, and Hubert McClure, auto mechanics II. HOUR REGAINED COLUMBUS - Director Riehard E. Guggenheim of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control reminded permit holders today that Eastern Standard Time l'l!tums to Ohio at Z a.m. Sunday, Oct Z'l. When the ellH'k strikes Za.m., It will, in fae~ be 1 a.m. The time change will give an extra hour of buoiness to permit establisbments entitled to be open until 2:30 a.m. DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) Directors of Llbbey.QwensFord Co. today declared quarterly dividends of 55 cents per share of common stock payable on Dec. 14. Officers also declared,1.1875 per share on preferred stock payable on Dec. 10. Both dividends were payable to respective shareholders of record on Nov. 15, 1974. Hannan Trace.triumphs surprising NOW YOU KNOW I Early detection through the screening can lead to the control and correction of a number of chronic illnesses, officials lor the program stated. Attending the planning session Thursday were Mike Esposito and cathy Kluznik, Carol McKinley of the Ohio Deparlment of Health, Mrs. Beulah Strauss, Meigs County Health Departm~nt , Scott Lucas and Pam TheiBB, from Veterans Memorial Hospital, Edna Russell and Elizabeth Smlllt, Home Health Services, Mrs. Eleanor Thomas and Mrs. Pearl Welker of the Meigs County Council on Aging Senior Citizens Program. Coach Dave Owens' Hannan Trace Wildcats, playing their best game of the year Thursday qight, ' shocked visiting Southwestern with a touchdown in the final 23 seconds to post a come-from-behind 26-22 victory before a large CENTER TO CLOSE homecoming crowd. · The Meigs Senior Citizens The Wildcats had. their fans Center will be closed Monday buzzing into the wee hours of in observance of Veterans Day. the morning with their big A queen ant, in one mating, Jay Ridgway, vice prelsdent; JlU Heslop, secretary ; Kathy REDS RADIO ANNOUNCER Joe Numall came to POint PIMiam Tbanday to .,..uclplttc at the G and J Annual Auto Parts Exhibit in the National Guard Armory. Nuxhalll5 probably best known lor the fact that he was the youngest man ever to play in a major league game. He competed in the major leagues at the age of 15. Joe Is pictured here on the left looking through a baseball autogra ph book belonging to Tim Carman, 15. A free multiphasic hea lth pre.sident ; TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuppers Plains Elementary School wlU sponsor a student book fair from Nov. 4 to Nov. 14 'whel'l! students will be able to browse and purchase books. The book fair will be ooen during the school dsy . Books will be on display in the library. The school invites all students, parents and visitors to attend the fair. The fair will encourage student ll)terest in l'l!adlng and in building home libraries. The school Is sponsoring this event, with Mrs. Patricia Ufe book fair chainnan. The book fair display will include attractive new books from many publishers in all popular price ranges . All reading interests wlll be represented. win over the Highlanders. In recent weeks, Southweslern had scored 22 points against Eastern and 35 points in a romp last week over Green Twp. That same Green team had beaten Hannan Trace eatlier this season. But Thursday night was a different game under different wircumstances. 11 Following a scorele98 first quarter, Coach Bob Ashley's Highlanders broke the game open on a two yard run by senior quarterback Terry Carter. Carter's pass to fullback Kevin Walker was good for the two point conversion. With just 50 seconds left before the half, senior Wayne Hesson put HT on . the scoreboard with a one yard plunge. A run for the conversion was slopped. Hannan Trace moved into a short-tived 14-.'1 lead with 6:48 yards in six carries. Kip Lewis paced the left in the third stanza when Kevin Swain grabbed a 14 yard Highlanders attack with 103 touchdown pass from Hesson. yards in 18 trips. ·Kev Walker Jeff Wells, junior fullback, had 33 yards in six trips. For SW, Carroll Ruff rammed in for the two point l'l!covered two fwnbles and conversion. Southwestern bounced hack Kev Walker had a paM into tie the score at 14-14 as terception. For HT, Dave Walker scooted over from Jones and Jeff Wells recovered three yards out with 3: 13left in fumbles and Dave Jones had a the third period. A pass from pass interceplion. Friday night, Hannan Trace Carll!r to Walker wa& incomplete on the conversion travels to Synunes Valley and Southwestern visits Southern. attempt. The Highlanders forged ahead 22-14 with 1:071eft in the quarter as Walker broke loose for an 11 yard run to the end zone. Walker also added the EP. · With the large homecoming audience cheering them on, the Wildcats began their winning march early in the final stanza. With 11 :21left, Swain's three By Lawrence E-Lamb,M.D. yard run cut the score to 22-20. DEAR DR. LAMB - Would A run for the conversion was you please explain what caused stopped. . my problem? I am a The score remained 22-20 male in my 50s and have unW 24 seconds were left in the atherosclerotic heart game. Swain then brought the disease. The doctor too)! crowd toltsfeetwithan IByard tubes of blood to be tested run which brought the 'Wildcats four and then gave me a breathing from the brink of defeat to their test. I couldn't complete the first win of the year. lreathing test because I had According to the charts, chest pains and my left ann Swain had 102 yards in 15 at- went numb. I got weak all over tempts; Wells had 90 yards in and everything went dark for a 24 tries and Hesson had five lillie while. ~~ was ~ days ago. I~ stlll weak and my be~ swims wben I raise up fast. Public relations award ' tooCould won by New Haven PTA NEW HAVEN, W. Va. Jenny C&rpentel:, President of the New Haven PTA, last week attended 'the 52nd annual convention of the West VIrginia PTA at the Hotel Sheraton in Clarksburg as Mason County's ooly delegate. Every Child Needs You, was the theme of the convetnion. At the awards luncheon, the local PTA won the 3rd place award for public·relations, and Beale j!:lementary PTA won recognition for membership Increase. The 1974-75 Legislation · PrioritY Items approved by tWo-thirds vote of the 149 voting delegates were : ' - Opposes legislation for mandated professional negollaliOIUI as It relates to public employees of the public .• school system •. We do support the grievance procedures • adopted by local boards of educ~tion . We believe the local ·publlc schools belong to the people . ' this have been from the blood he took or the lreathlns test with my heart disease? My blood ]Jl'el18111'e Is nonnal. I take Isordll, Ataru, Zyloprim and nitroglycerin. Any information you can give will help. DEAR READER- The first By KAY CHRISTENSEN CHARLESTON, W. Va. ( UP!) A mechanical engineer testified Thursday that stre98 on the Silver Bridge was "very high" before it collapsed in 1967 at Point Pleasant, kiWng 46 persons. I. Stephen Tuba testified in the West VIrginia Court ofCla~on~ofclUmants suing the state for negligence in maintaining the span. The bridge, one of three in the world construct,d by linking a chain of !-bars, crumbled amid rush-hour traffic on Dec. 15, 1967. Suits rued against the state demand "·5 mllllon in damages. Tuba told the three-judge ~ that designers of the Silver Bridge, bullt by the American Bridge Dlviaion of U.S. Steel Corp., failed to take Into account any damage which would occur from river traffic. He -said at least 38 barges struck the bridge durllig Its ro. year life, causing "significant damage to the piers" and adding stress. " Why did It fall in 40 years Instead of 80 years?" Tuba asked himself. "Because there were some effects there that were stronger than anticipated by the designers." The claims court 15 hearing evi<lence in two test cases selected to determine if the state were negligent in Its maintenance of the span. If the state is found gullty, then the remaining 54 claims will be heard by the panel to determine the amount of damages. If the state Is found innocent, the remaining suits will be dlsml.,sed. \ I \ the reluctance of banks to extend credit to single, divorced or widowed women, particularly since between 1001 and -1967 the nwnber of women workers who were mothers increased from 21 to 38 percent. , He also dlscli8Sed credit lor hOWling to single women and advised that women should establish credit in their own names while married and have their husbands living, should learn their rights and obligations as working women and should spend more time with their "nose in a book rather than in an oven". He also suggested that every woman secure a guide to federal laws proteclng them against sex discrimination. · Mrs. Ma:rlne Philson Introduced the speaker and presented him a gift on behalf of the 8SIIOCiation. Presiding at the business meeting was Mrs. Fay Sauer. A letter from the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society thanking the group for a contribution of $488.161rom the spring aucUon to be used toward the purchase of a l<>eater at the mlllll!um was read. Mrs. PhilBon presented a report on programs for the year. The Branch endorsed the 2.75 mlll operating levy lor the Meigs Conununlty School for retarded children and arranged to assist with expenses of promoting the levy. Accomplishments of the p&lll year were reviewed, including, the largest charter membership in the state, influence lowl!l'd the continuance of the Bookmobile, cooperation with the Meigs Planning Com- B~ mission, 3upporting the levy for the building of a school for the mentally retarded, appointing a representative to the Citizens .Committee for the Meigs County Children's Home, receiving recognition for accomplishments through the spollight section of the national bulletin, and cosponsoring with the Athens Branch, the music in Appalachia program in the three school systems. Mrs . Sibley Slack was elected secretary and named publlc information officer to fill the unellj)ired tenn of MIBB Janis Schmoll, supervisor lor the Meigs Local Teacher Corps. It was announced that program bulletins lor the year will be ready for the Nov. 19 meeting which will feature two members of the Athens Branch on the program. The fall workshop to be held Saturday was announced with Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. Kathryn Knight, and Mrs . Slack to attend. A brown cover was used on the refreshment table which was centered with an arrangement of (ollage, nuts, fruits and vegetables. Mrs. Sauer presided at the punch bowl for a reception honoring three new members, Mrs. Delores Wolfe, Mrs. Nellie Vale and Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter. Cookies, punch and coffee provided by Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. Phllaon, Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Bernice carpenter were served by the hostesses, Miss Helen Smith, Kay Flck, and Rita Slavin . Hospitality committee members were Mrs. Martha Husted, Mrs. Emily Sprague. I l\ lll . r0:\1 H H '11 :\ 1 \ !\I UP I Spm t~ E th l ut Torn ados bu s tl to Glouster in ton ig ht 's actwn, wh il e th e Eas tern Rag les ente r ta in ' NE W YORK (UP!) - Everythmg was fa irly qmet by now. It was all over- the long season , the World Series and the loud Huntmgton of Ross County Saturday evemng For the Mara uders, tl won 't celebrating across the corndor m the Oakla nd clubhouse. That was where the all-conquermg A's ha d shown the same degree of restra mt you could expec t from a pack of kids who had JUSt gotten t heir hands on so me wate r gun s. Ftrst the {\'s squirted be a n easy task as they try to snap a 5 game los mg s treak, the longest ln the school 's lnstorv The T1gers of Bob Lutz are 11 ndefeat ed 111 SEOAL ploy an d will be afte r the1r 2Jrd consecuti ve league wm and fo ur th stra1g ht league title. Fo lio~ ing tomght's battle, the Tigers have JUS t Logan and surpn s mgly rugged Wells ton m the1r htl e pat h Ironton is led by powerful halfb ack Alfonso John son, the league's second leadm g rushe r w1Lh 401 yards m just 61 ca r nes, an ave rage of 6.6 ya rds per tnp. The Ti gers are th1rd in SEUAL rus hin g be hin d Wellston and Calhpohs, but the themselves wlth champagne, and when they got tired of doing that , they squirted everyone else. Nobody was drinkmg a ny champagne m the beoten Los Angeles Dodgers' quarters No beer ;e1ther . On one side of the room, Don Sutton stood in front of his locker getting ready to put on his street clothes. 'I he expression on his face was not a n unhappy one, certa inly not tllat of a loser, but ra th er one which sa id qmte clearly Don Sutton was eminently proud to be a member of the Los Angeles Dodger s whether they were wor ld cha mpions or not. Sutton , who accounted fo r the Dodgers' only ,victory in th e Series, looked around the room at some of hts teammates, also . packmg the1r gear . "I'd like to think we represe nted ourselves we ll " he sa 1d. " If I hav,e one regret, tt would on ly be that we couldn't' do a few m ore things r ight for th at guy over there- the one who wears 'two dozen ' on his uniform ." Spec ifically , Don Sutton was ta lking about Walt Alston, who wears numbe r " 24, " but m a more general sense, he was talking about every single member of the Dodgers. Don Sutton can rest easily. The Dodgers r epresented them- selves splendidly. True, they lost fou r of the f1ve games with the A's, but they also goes to th e trouble of deign ing to be part of any ball club at all . Marshall is supposed to be intellige nt, more than most ballplayers. Here's a fe llow who leaches in college, yet doesn't !mow the the basic grade schoo l lesson tha t polite ness was m- the Kyger Creek Bobcats are champions of the Southern Valley Athlellc Conference. Coach Jim Sprag ue's Bobcats chnched the title Thursday nigh t at Cheshire with a 35- vented in order to keep foo ls a t a distance. How much m- 0 homecoming victory over uncommon , so un called for as to m ake som e wonder why he eve n lelligen ce can he really have? Symmes Valley . For Sprague, For ever y Mike Marsha1l, though, th e Dodger s h ave a dozen Steve Ga rveys, who, for my m oney comes close to be ing the 1t was Ius second c hampi onship finest advertisement baseba ll has nght now. Steve Garvey makes more fri ends accidenta lly than Mike Marshall makes on pur pose. He does it simply by being himself, acting naturally, an d not trying to be something he's not. Garvey, 25, takes partiCular pa ins w1th the kids, answenng their coach. with them. Much of Garvey's philosophy on hfe comes from his mother and his lather, who still drlVes the Dodgers' team bus when the club com es to Tampa, Fla ., each spring. A good part of Garvey's outlook on baseball stems from Tommy Lasorda, who managed him with three different clubs and is now a Dodger coach. La sorda had Garvey with Ogden, Utah, Spokane and with the Licey Tigers m the Domin ican Republic. "Tom helped mold my personahty," says Garvey, whose .381 batting average led all Se ries sta rters. "He ta ught me how to 'accept victory a nd defeat, how to put both m the proper per- WASHINGTON, D. C. ACA's President stated : "If Ohio's lOth District every Member of Congre98 Congressman Clarence Miller voted as Congressman MiUer, was endorsed for re-election there would be little or no today by ACA (Americans for Federal debt, inflation would Constitutional Action), a non- not be a problem, our National partisan national organization military strength. would not be "because of his consistent in quesUon, and Americans voting record lor consUtutional would be paying lower taxes." principles." The endorsement by ACA Americans for ConsUtutlonal brings to the Congressman the Action ( ACA) Reriodically support of highly dlstlngulsbed rates all Members of Congress citizens, Democrats, on Issues which are of major Republicans and In national Importance and dependents, who are Members adherence to Its conceplion of of ACA's Board of Trustees. constitutional principles. spe ctive, h ow to enjoy the victor ies and learn from the defeats." La sorda had to learn so meplace h1mse1f. He r emember s a n episode when he was a 14-year-old kid in Nor rtstown, Pa., and he and his classmates were ta ken to see th e Giants and Philhes play in Philadelphia one day. Lasorda asked one of the Gia nts lor his artograph, but was brush ed rudely aside. His feeli ngs were hurt. So deeply, in fact, that e1ght years later when he was pitching for Greenville, S.C. , in the Sally League, he still burned when he suddenly nohced that same player, Busle r Maynard , lacmg him in the batter 's box as a member of the Augusta , Ga., club Lasorda 's first pitch was a h1gh, hard one. lt !mocked Ma ynard head over tea-kettle, and after th e ga me Mayna rd came lookin g lor him. hall game, why did you do tha t to me'" he asked, reasonably enough. " Aren't you Buster Maynard who used to be with the Giants'" Lasorda inquired. Pain followed medical tests DEAR DR. LAMB - Is diethylstllbesterol, which is often prescribed for women as a female hormone, the same as the hormone that Is given to cattle to fatten them? Will It cause women to put on weight? Is it the same as estrogen? DEAR READER - It Is the same hormone, sometimes called D E S. It is used in fattening cattle, particularly steers, being readied for market. These neutered males will get fatter wblle on the hormone since It feminizes them. The same 'hormme, called slilbesterol, is used lot women, but since It Is used to replace needed hormone in mOll cases It does not cause fattening, It may be regarded aa a oynthetic estrogen, IIODiewhat different chemlcaUy from the real thing, but having the same effect. " Yes. " "That 's what I though t . Eight years ago, you wo uldn 't give me your autograph . You pushed me outta the way. I've been walling to ca tch up with you all this time." Steve Garvey smiles llStening to Tommy Lasorda tell the story. The popular little Dodger coach laughs also a nd says: "I always tell my player s they'd better sign their au tographs · for anybody who asks , or some young man th ey refu se will grow up some day and knock them on their ta ils." Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS • miD • ' 1 \ I. • • \ ./. , T he win pushed Kyger Creek 's recor d to 6-1 while Symmes Valley dropped to 1).7 . Marauder slats Foll ow1ng a r e the stati sti cs l or the fir st seven g am es of the 1974 Me1 gs M a r a uder foo tba ll season TEAM STATS M OPP 1st Dow ns 71 88 1st Dow ns Ru sh. 47 74 1st Dow ns Pass 1ng 17 10 1st Dow ns by Penal t y 7 4 Rush mg Af t. 253 327 Yards Rush1 n g 911 1294 Y ard s Passi ng 343 288 Passes A tt 87 41 Passes Com p 35 17 Passes l nt by 5 6. To tal Yard s 1254 1582 Fumbl es 23 2ff Fumb les L ost 12 13 Pun ts 16 26 Pun t Yard ag e 885 852 Ave. Yds. Pu nt 34.0 32.8 Pun t Re t Yd s 84 57 KO Ret. Yd s. 368 272 Pena l t1es 32 29 Pena l ty Yds . 242 289 INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING C Yd s Ave TO 81 38 1 tl9 3 Wh itl atch tl 8 265 5 _5 2 Quall s O il e r 43 178 4 1 3 Buffmg ton 13 96 7 4 1 8 27 3 4 Seth 4 15 3 8 Howard 12 10 8 Coats 1 25 4 Bailey Mag n otta 6 2 3 Thom as 2 5 ·2 5 ' R~ n d o lph 2 - 10 ·5 1 -8 .. a W il liam son 28 ·38 ·1 3 Ander son 29 911 3.6 9 TOTALS 327 1294 3. 9 14 OPPON . PASSING A C Yds In! TO Pet Ander son 85 35 343 5 0 . 41 Coats 1 0 0 0 0 00 Wh i tl at ch 1 0 0 1 0 . 00 TOTALS 87 35 343 6 0 .40 OPPON . 41 17 288 5 3 ,41 PASS RECEIVING C Yd s Ave 11 11 0 10 W h1tlat ch 10 11 5 11.5 Dave npor t 5 28 56 M agnotta 4 tltl 11 B lanchar,d 4 24 6 Quails I 22 22 Stewa r t PUNTING P Yd s Ave George 26 885 J4 0 OPPON . 26 852 32 .8 PUNT RETURNS R Yds Ave Coats 9 84 9.3 OPPON . 11 57 5.2 KICKOFF RETURNS R Yds Ave Coats 12 246 20 S Mag notta 73 14 6 Qualls 1 18 18 Thomas 1 14 14 Minneilota, &mday. .. • and gua rds Cary George a nd Steve Pi cke ns or J tm Clark a nd ec nte r J oh n Bl<-~k e .Je.. ell stated Dave Hudd leston an d Monte T he Tomcats arc led by se nt or qu<:~rterback St uar t Patton, who has been (ti.Hy ing va rs tt~ ball since hts fr eshma n yea r Patton 1s constdered by Jewe ll as a dangerous runne r and a good pas..c.;er The Tomcats a re curre nUy the f1fth ra ted team m Regwn 11 of the s tcte computer ra tmg sys tem as release d Th ursday Glouster ts a lso the top ran ked defens ive team m sout heas tern Ohw, ywltl mg a n average of JUSt 5 pomts per ga me. J ewe ll wtll be sendi ng ou t the sa me startmg 11 tha t sta rted last week 's tr iump h ove r Har t at the guards <md Ron Johnson at center . Defenstve ly, Huddles ton an d Brown Will be a t the ends, with .Johnson and Duddmg at t he tackles , and Salse r at mtddle guard. The linebctcke rs will he Hart an d Dunmng, with Nease an d Boso at the halfbacks an d Simpson and Erv in m the In the backfield, Chancey will be ~m ng w1th 1\ nderso n beh ind ce ute r , Terry Qtlcllls at fullback, M1kc Mognotta ot wtngboek, and Terry Wlu tlatch at ta ilback. Wh ill e~tch 1s slow ly closing in on the all-t ime Metgs career r ushmg ma rk of 1265 ya rds se t by the late Dcnms Boggs. The sen ior speedstc1 cm rcntly is 128 yards shy or crackmg the recol'd Defensively, Chancey wtll go WIth Qualls and George at the t t'll be a t mig h gcmlC," Symmes Valley. The Tornados a re p<:tced offe nsively by the bac kfie ld team of ho lfback M1tc h Nease th a t Ault and Charli e Marshall at tile corne rs and Coats a nd Whitlatch or Davenport at the ha lfbacks. At Glouste r tomght, Southern half an d Buddy Erv in a t quortet;)lack All but Ervtn had the Me1gs backf1 eld. me ntor Bill .Jewe ll w1ll be sen d1 ng ht s Tornados The Bobcats have two non- and fullback Greg Dunmng, w1th Da nny Brown at the other up league games left on the1r 1974 schedule. Next Fnd ay, KC travels to Lawre nce County for a big battle with Rock Hill then on Nov 9 th e Bobcats fa ce Wa hama m a ma ke-up game at Cheshire The defending champs and V1kmgs played a scoreless firs t quarte r as the penalty fl ag killed both teams. Kyger Creek, after rece iving the opening klckolf, marched to the SV' l9 ya rd li ne only to penalty and a fwnble recovery by the Viki ngs' ChriS Leste r . On the ensumg series by the sofety spots. '• The only player loss for the blfds thiS week IS Guy Walker, a star tmg guar d who stepped on a piece of glass las t week Be rkh 1mer indica ted that Walker may see some action , but h1s fellow messe nger guard , T1m Kuh n, w1ll get the st.ar tmg call .Jom ing Kuhn on the offens ive line will be David Mills aL the other guard, John Srmth at center, Tom Batey and Coy Sa turday a l Eastern, the Starcher at the tackles and F:agles of Spike Berkh1mer w1 ll Steve Holter and Ph1l Bowen at be fat•tng a "'pretty good of- the ends fe nsive team". accord mg to Rondy Blake will again be Ber khimcr leadmg the Eastern attack at "T hey like to r un from quar terback , with JUntO!' Don vaned formatiOns, " the second Eichinger at tailback, senior yea r ment or sa 1d, adding, M1ke Larki ns at fullback and ··They execute very well a nd Don Jac kson at slot back. they'll sw 1tch thctr defenses to Defe n sive ly , Bowe n a nd try to confuse our blocking Dave Hannum w11l be at the ass ig n menl~ " tackles, w1th Holter and Kuhn Wh1 le many take the Hun Is- at the ends, Mills, Batey, Lawson a nd Kev m Barton a t over 100 yards rushmg a week men hgh lly, Be rkhtmer warns tha t the Ross Coun bans w11l • a rough game g1ve the Eag les ago "They bea t Vtnton County, who V1kmgs, the Bobcats were Tim Lucas booted the extra potnl. Wi th the KC defense holding Symmes Va lley tntact, Kyger Creek pushed across its second TD w1th a 54 yard march tn II f1ve yard penalty giving the vtsttors two fi rst downs a nd the ball at the Bobcat 20 yard stripe. Afte r SV was nailed with a 15 yard holding penalty, junior • the hne bac kers, a nd Blake. E1chmge r , Lester Parker and J oe Kuhn tn the secondary . First downs Yards Ru shi ng Yards Passi ng St e ve Ba ird , a soph om or e quarterback . piece ki cker booked the E P. Wi th Bobcat reser ves Kyger's Tim Moles picked off another Barry pass but the gam~. later, fullback Mark Waller Calvin Geiger 's fumble. Viktng Tony Black ran 55 yards w1 th the fumble only to .., 7 Symmes Valley was at the 12 yard stripe but a fi nal pass as the game ended fell short. T. V. & Appliance Gas SeiYice - Phone 985·3307 ' 0 Regular Pa ssbook Saving s. No Minimum . Interest . from date of depostt to dilte of withdrawal . Interest compounded quarterly . .4lMEIGS ~BRANCH Icard fe ll on the ball for a ' Tht Athens County S.-vifKIS A. LNn Co. touchdown . Luca s mc rea sed 1 the count to 2HI with a kick 296 Second 51. Pomeroy , Ohio through the uprigh ts. 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He a lso added the extra poin t. 3 2 Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area In the final seconds of the Bobcats gave U1e ball a way on 0 2 No ga m es, No g1mml cks ha ve the drive stopped on a see h1s TO nullified on a 15''-23" WIDTH I j - Chester. Ohio ' ,_..,_.._....._ YOUR HEADQUARTERS FIBERGLASS • • • BY ROLL OR TRUCK LOAD '. FOIL FACED - FOR VAPOR BARRIER STYROFOAM FOR MASONRY WALLS -- 0 18 1" Thick 2x8 Sheets -. ZONOLITE ATTIC INSULATION 3 CU. FT. BAGS ALSO ZONOLITE MASONRY FILL. •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE BAKER FURNITURE I Chester, 0 . ·' MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·-------..-----------· KING BUILDERs ·SUPPLY CO. 405 N. 2nd 992-3748 Middleport, Ohio 992-5020 Zone Free Parking and Loadi . .. • .. ' Passes Compt Fumbl es Fumbles l ost In tercepti ons Penalti es fourth down play. during the drive but a n important call was a 15 yard SV KC 9 13 77 263 3 13 8 6 2 1 1 3 Pa sses Attpt. roughing the passer penalty the V1kmg upnsmg. The Bobca ts came to hie m w es t w 1 pet . g . b . 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Ca l rf 1 4 3 5 2 ' 36 4 0 1 000 K en tucky 2 Thur sday 's Result s 2 2 500 New Yo r k St Lou i s 4 Bos l on 4 2 2 500 2 St Lou i s 2'h Los An g 7 Buff alo 2 Mem phiS 2 3 400 Fnday 's Gam es Vt r g.n•a 1 3 250 3 Mmn at A tl anta Ph•J a a1 Cal•f Kan C1ty at Vncvr So uth ern at Tr i mbl e Point Pl easan t at Ra v enswood Ripl ey at Wahama ' SATI,JRDAY Huntington Lcx ~ l (Ross ) at Eastern on a 29 yard burst by Waller. agains t the Vikmgs Later m the second period , Waller bo th had b1g yardage corn erback Tom Kern picked off a John Bar ry aerial quelling N BA Sta nd1ng s Va .) Department the secon d pen od movm g 40 yard s 1n fi vt: plays. Chns Pres ton , juntor tailback broke loose fo r a 29 yard run placing the ball at the II Three plays plays climaxed by Pre~to n 's one yard run. Pr eston a nd Pro Standings FRIDAY SEOAL At hens at J ack son Wa verly at Gallipoli s Me1g s at Ironton Logan at W ell st on TVC Al ex ande r at Warr en Loca l Belpre a t V i nton County Others Mille r at Nel sonv i lle-York North Gal Ha at Han nan ( W STATISTICS Preston. The play was set-up playing the fo urth penod , Symmes Valley tw1ce moved By Quarters · dee p 1nto Kyge r Creek Sym mes Vall ey territory but fa1led to score Kyger Creek Midway through the peri od , Symmes Valley got to the Bobcat 11 yard line only to we nt ove r from the one yard ONLY Pomeroy line gtv ing the 'Cats a 6.0 lead . caught for two 15 yarders and a Reg . $'1.69 985-3301 . Berkh 1mer sa1d and Mi ke Haley or Ken Wyant, ends, wi LJI Randy Duddmg and John Sa lse r at the tac kles and Sn a r I' Proof SUGAR RUN MILLS • •• us ea rl1 e r 1n the yea r ," BOOS.TER CABLE Seeds- Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and· Grit - Fertilizers - Lime Cement & Mortar ·- Stock Salt Water Softener - Remedies - Salt Litters - Vaccine - Roofing - Pa;nts _ Red Brand Fencing - .Baler and Binder Twine - Spr ays ~ Gates. Mulberry Ave . 3 Quai ls 2 1 14 Bu ff i ngton 1 0 6 0 6 6 Georg e-x x-a l so cr ed ite d with a safet y. ~d •• beat Fe d era~ Hock ing who beat Glen n Stmpson wtll be ot the fullback Jack Oiler , a sta rter befo re he suffe red ,a knee inJury in the third game of the season, may see some action tn s Oiler receiver Mel Gray have Minnesota Ia a 6\it-point . given the Cardlnaia big play favorite but the VIkings aren't scores all season •. taking anything fOr granted. The only major change in The upstart Patrlota hi!Y~­ atarUng lineups will be IbM upaet bot1i Miami and Loe Denson 11ar11ng at .ltiiDnlng Angeles, who also Were heavily becll for Wuhlngton in place of favored. · ' • - Smith, who ·suffered a . In other action Sunday, . ' leg. brollen OII~Sgo Ia at Buffalo, Oakland Tbe pme Is rated 81 a at San f:ranciaco, I.oe Angeles loltiup. · , at the New ' York Jets, Tile other major game Baltimore at Miami, · Phlla· &Jnday 11nc111 two c1ube who delphia at New Or'leanit, Hous-· 'W1ft lmoclled Out ~ the un- ton at anclnnatl, Denver at' beatan ranb 1ut Weet facing Cleveland, Green Bay at each oilier. New W&nl, 5-l Detroit, Dallas at the Glanta afw a · 30-21 lou to Buffalo; and ~City at San Diego. goee aplnst which Atlanta is at Pittsburgh MonW8J upended 20-11 by DetrOit day night. On the line, Steve Boso and "good football team." "T iley have good experience, Cha ncey see the drive end on a holdm g s Redskins mus~·· Win or waif for '75 • m three years as head foqtball fv\arsha ll 1 10 10 1 7 7 Chap m an TOTALS 21 368 17.5 OPPON. 15 272 18. 1 INTERCEPTION RET . lnt Yds 3 25 Aul t 1 29 Coat s 1 0 W hitl at ch TOTALS 54 6 96 OPPON . SCORING TO PAT PI Whitl at ch 3 1 20 wide Hg<ll ns t what he has termed a Daven port and Orrum Blanchard , Utcklcs George Carper The Mara uder hneup wtll be the same tomght as it was las t week ; an d hea d coach Char ley has stated on road tonight w11l be led by ends M1 ck ends, Bla ke and Carper at the tackles, P1ckens at nuddle gua rd, Blancha rd and Allen Stewar t at hnebackers. Perk The Ma r auder line c harge For the second stra1g ht year , carried themselves well." With one exception-Mlke Marshall. H1s rudeness was so Constitutional action group endorses Miller 198 yards. . Bobcats blank Vikings, cop title came away with so many plusses, like the esteem of people who a ppreciated the class and potenltal they showed in spite of their mistakes. In the years to come they conceivably may look back on lh1s expenence as a truly positi ve ra ther t han negallve on e. ' They really impressed me," says Gene Te nace. "They all • ,I T he Me if.!S Man-w de rs travel to Ir ont on and the Southe rn questions, stgning autogr aphs and show ,g ltmitless patience factor. However, I'm sure with your dlagnoais and the other medical [X'Oblems you have, in view of your medicines, that you have had blood drawn on many occulons before. Some breathing tests are fairly strenuota and may have precipitated the problem for you. In that case It Is Ukely that you already were close enough to such a problem that It was just walling to happen, and It W81 a good thing you were in the doctor's ofDce when it occurred. In short, it will require a bit Dl(ft knowledge than you have to decide )lilt what has caused · your problem. But, I dOUbt that you can really blame It m your tests. Rather, you were pretty luck;y to be where you could have bmnedlate medical attention when the problem arose. 'ea ts also have a tcnacwus ae n a l ga m e . Qua r te rb ac k .Jod y Vass 1s the lccq~ u e's th1rd top passe r with 15 l'Omplehons m :14 att empts for 4 touchdowns . H1 s favon te reee1ver IS Ron Vmson Ironton ts also dangerou s w the k1 c kin g game, w it h J ohnson thu·d in bo th kiekoff and punt re turns But the Marauders a lso have a good spen a lty ma n m se mur Lon me Coats, the league 's tup kickoff returner a nd second best pun t retu rner V<i&'i' credentw ls d l e ofrset by jun wr Mara uder q uarte rback J im Anderson, the leag ue's seco nd most pro f1 c 1e nt passer wit h 2:~ completwns m 54 attempts for host Sa tw·day night DR. LAMB problem Is deciding IIIII what the cbest pain and arm nUJ11b. ness reaUy was. Since you already have heart disease It Is tempting to assume that the pain was caused from Insufficient blood to your heart muocle or, specifically, heart pain related to heart attaclts. The doctor would need to bave testa to be sure about this. You can have discomfort in the cbest without having a heart attack. Overbreathlng can sometimes cause a faint. lUre reactim and nUIIIbness in the arm. Thls 15 not dangerous, but can be downright disconcerting. Alao, an epiltode of heart pain or Insufficient blood to the heart mii8Cie can cause a faint.nke reaetioll 81 you describe. The blood drawing ahould not have caused this .problem. If your level of anzlety Willi very high that could have been a County's football teams lnt the road lunaght, while the others play ur never hit off you before, I didn 't even know you before this ' ' I Stress • high m bridge - Urges a constitutional amendment whereby school levies and bonds can be passed by a simple majority vote, rathe.r than 69 percent as Is now required. -Urges the adoption of legislation to strengthen the present law concerning . ~minatlon of information with regards to the disp<taltion BY JOE CABNICELIJ the W~ offen.le from of juvenile court records. UPI Sporll Writer Bill Kilmer two Weeki 1180 and - Urges 11141 the positions of If George Allen's Washington Superintendent at the Juvenile Redaklna have any tlUe hopes, hat been brilliant. JOIIner"the Redskin quarterback Correctional Institutions be this is the week they must earlier this when St. placed under Civil Service and make their move. Loula stopped Washlngtop 17-10 removed from pol!Ucs. The Redikini are in St. Louis m Terry·Metcalf'a ~ .run. -Urges public support and &mday to face the surprlslrig The Wlllhlngtita defaltie allo favorable consideration for the Cardlnala, the only rem•lnlng has beeri 8Upal'b IIi the Iaiit two Constitutional Amendment for IDibeaten team in the National gamea, containing Miami's judicial reform at the 'General Football League. More lmpor- awe&Gille ground attacllln a 20ElecUon on Nov.~ . tant,tbouilb,l5thefactthatSt. 17upaetofthe World Champl'lll -Supporta the legislative Lou.ls holds a tw011ame edge Dolp!Wt and holdlni the New · programs of the National PTA. over Washingtoll in the NationYork Giants to only a lleld ~ - Urges lay persons be al Conference · ~· and a .·in a ·24-3 rout Sunday. · · represented on all selection Cardinal victory would drop Cardinal quart.erbacll Jim committees for secondary and the Redskins three games Hart leada lhe NFc wllh nine elementary textbooks and for behind at the halfWaY mark of touchdown passeaiiilhaabeen. supplementary materials at the. season. _ ' .,.:ked only once lhla season-' the state and county levels. Sonny Jurgensen took over by Washington. Me!Wf and ' I, I '\ He said that while the men gain rights, the women do not lose any. AB for child support, he said the new law requires the court to look at the needs of the cblld, including his educational need, and to consider retirement benefits, expected inheritance, and the monetary contribution which the wife makes as a homemaker In setting alimony. The speaker commented on Two of Me1gs Sport J'arade reviewed by attorney Charles Knight Legislation affecting women was dis cussed by Charles Knight, who recently became associated in the practice of law with Meigs County Attorney Bernard Futz, In a talk to the Middleport-Pomeroy Area Branch of the American Association of University Women Tuesday night. Knight described the Equal . r:o;:~"'•'"~w,,_*f", Marauders, Southern Women's rights Under new legislation • · • ... . .' " �• •• : - Tue Daily Sentinel, Middlepo rt -Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Oet. 25, 1974 i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,*G;:r:r;;;,;i;; ; i'; ;,, ,,, , , , , , , , , , , , , , i: : ~ ~ t ~~; GRID STATISTICS ttncludes gamesol0ct. 18) TEAM STATISTICS t4 GAMES) FIRST. DDWNS PASSING SCRIM PLAYS T Avg . DP Avg . Cmp-Att tnt T OP Team Athens Ga llipolis Ironton Jack son Logan. Meigs 264 66 .0 643 210."6 360 90.0 1367 341.6 m 60.3 1156 169.0 913 919 129.6 744 t66 .o ATLANTA I UP!) - Rookie John Ore~ couldn't find the basket in the first half, his team mates could n't locate it in the third qua rter and by the tim~? the Alla nta Hcw.·ks found th e range. l he Cleveland Cavaliers had wrapped up a 116-97 vi.ctory . Drew, a hot-shooting forward who had scored 97 points in thr ee ga mes befon~ Thursday night's battle with Clevela nd 387 906 could muster but four points 44 1 1.0 52 13.0 14 -47 6 188 211 70 17 .5 49 12 .3 25 -48 2 237 213 56 14.0 50 12.5 19-43 13 16 2 204 216 207 207 54 13.5 48 12 .0 19-55 4 219 217 56 14.0 56 14.0 2 35 8.6 61 15.5 23-55 3 177 232 36 . 9.5 63 15.6 17-45 4 195 106 63 15.6 37 9.3 5-13 3 212 145 RUSHING PASSING NET OFF NET DEF Wa ver ly Wel lston Team Athens Ga llipolis Iron ton Jackson Logan Meigs Wa verly Wellston Yds. Avg . Yds: 569 142.3 1007 151.3 835 206.6 649 162.3 701 175 .3 407 101.6 316 79.0 1025 256 .3 73 Yds Car Avg Graham. G Peoples, Well Hull, A 431 81 5.3 .t01 61 6.6 287 67 272 61 247. 60 4.3 4.5 4. 1 PASSING C-A I Yds TO Niday , G 25-47 2 360 . 2 And erson, M 23- 54 2 198 0 Vass, I 15·34 Kemper, L 15-49 Thompson, W 13-32 Conroy , J 13-25 Avg . Yds. 96 .8 1035 Avg . Yds . 258.8 Avg. 216 .3 226.5 321 60.5 1023 255.6 916 131 .5 198 49 .5 605 151.3 11 65 296.3 223 55.8 540 135 .0 1373 343 .3 IND. LEADERS RUSHING Johnson. l Ridge, J 2 277 4 262 2 151 2 249 Drew cold, Hawks lose, 4 3 3 18.3 1098 274 .5 696 174.0 Me igs 66 9.4 Nels · York M i ller Sym m es Valley Wahama Vinton Countv .Athens Ha n na n Trace 53 51 44 44 42 38 22 ' 9.3 7.3 7.3 6.3 6.0 5.4 3.7 DEFENSIVELY Pfs Avg . 35 5.0 39 5.6 37 6.2 69 8.6 60 8.6 62 8.9 67 9.6 70 10.0 62 10.3 Tea m Trimb le Alexander Nels · York Pt. Pleasant Jackson Eastern Ironton Gallipol is Kyg er Creek Well ston Athens Southern Belpre Warren Local N. Gall ia Meigs Southwestern if~ the first half. The Cavaliers, with Austi n carr and Bobby Sm ith hitting with frequency , built a 10-poinl lea d midway the first quarter and wenl into ha lftim e ·,vith a 56-47 advantage . The Hawks showed some signs uf li fe at the s tart of the third quarter and cut the deficit to 74-67. "J11en they went cold , hi tting only 32 per cent Virginia 99-95. Braves Ill, Knl cks 91 Bob McAdoo scored 28 points and Jim McMillian added 24 to lead Buffalo over New York the rest of the quarter w hile U1e before a crowd of 5,91!1 at Cavs bli stered the nets for 71 Toronto's Maple Lear Gardens . per cent in an 18-3 str eak that Earl Monroe topped the Knicks put the game away. with 18 points and teammate Drew rallied in the second Walt Frazier had 14. hal£ to fini sh with~ poin ts r:~nd 76er s 102, Jazz 89 teammate Lou Hudson had 23, Fredd ie Boyd sco r ed 35 carr paced Cleveland with 2!i points to lead Philadelphia past points and Smith added 22. New Orleans and give the 76er s Elsewhere in the National their third win in four outings . Basketball Association, Buf- The loss dropped thf winless fa lo beat New Yo rk 111-91 and Ja zz ' record to 0-5. Boyd hit 15Philadelph ia whipped New Or- of-24 shots and was 5.Qf-5 rrom leans 102-89. In the American the foul line to post his best Basketball Association, Ken- single game scoring ma rk . He tucky trimmed San Antonio had 11 points in the third 11.1-IO:l :Jnrl M"'mnhi .;: hP::. t 9uarter, in which Philadelphia overcame a !i6,';3 halftime de ficit and surged to an 82-72 lead. Jim Barnett led the Jazz with 25 points. Colonels 113, Spurs 103 Artis Gilmore ta,llied 12 points in the third period for Kentucky as the Colonels handed San Antonio its first defea t . The triumph left Kentucky as the only unbeaten team in the ABA with a 4-ll mark while the Spurs were saddled with their first loss after 11 straight victories in pre-season and regularseason -Mrs: Creativity. , • a learning task ' Substantia l Interest Penalty If Withdrawn Before Maturity "What's so great about creativity?'' "Creativity is something like good health or intelligence. You may survive without It, but life Is so much richer and ·fuller if you have It." So said Mrs. Betty RefS~!, Athens County Extension Agent, home economics, · speaker at a workshop on "The Mark of a O"eative Woman", Thursday at St. Paul's lutheran ChurCh. Purpose of the meeting as explained by Mrs. Reese was to help the homemaker become ,. more aware of things in her envlrorunent which give her · pleasure, to gain some skllland confidence in her ability to solve problems creatively, to develope some ideas for using resources whiCh will enrich the life of her family, and to make a commitment for increased creativity in her home and with her family. A feature of the meeting was , pencil and paper exercises The Meigs Branch . . . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY 296 W. Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Earl F. Ingels, Jr., Vice Pres. Phone . 2 DAYS ONLY! 2 DAYSONLY! 2 DAYS ONLY! ENTIRE STOCK REGULAR 11.47 WEAR-EVER BATH TOWELS TRASH BAGS CHILDREN'S SHOES All boys and' girls shoes drastically reduced for the weekend . Sizes up to 3. Screen print terry towe1s on sale at cost prices . Brighten your bathroom. The 1974 MILK, Inc. local MILK, Inc. Local 7, District 6, annual district meeting was are Marcus Weaver, Lei;lrt, W. held at Holiday Inn, Gallipolis, Va .; Dale Nibert, Apple Grove, on Tuesday, Qct. 22. At this W. Va . ; Charles Carmichael, meeting, MILK, Inc ., members Bidwell, and Arvil Holter, Long eiected delegates for 1975 . · Bottom. Directors are nominated in Several local meetings are held in each Director 's District the even-numbered districts made up of from 350 to 4011 thifi year. The following members. Those elected for nominations were made for District 6. No additional nominations were made at this meeting . The two members nominated the the delegate meeting at Wooster are Ishmael Gillespie, Reduces Bloat and Swelling .Gallipolis, and John Teets, during the Menstrual Cycle Eglon, W. Va. New OORINIL, a "NattJral" W;.ter ___ A report of the cooperative's pill can help you lose excess weight, and marketing swelling and unco mfortable body bloat business (puffiness in ankles, arms, stomachl program was presented by the due to excess water retention during district director John Teets, the entire menstrual cycle . ODRINil is a gentle diuretic compound - contains and MILK, inc. staff members natural herbs in a tablet that is fast· Andy Langmyer, Charleston aCting and elfective. Helps eliminate Office and J . Gordon Riehl, excess water that cauSes pre· menstrual Cleveland office. bloat. The 6,000 members of MILK, ODRINIL · the "Natural'' Water Pill · eenUe , effective, economical ! Satisfac - Inc. are located in parts of tion or riloney ba ck. seven states, with · NELSON'S DRUG STORES headquarters in Cleveland. New ! "NATURAL" WATER PILL The Big One - for trash cans or leaves. Don't wait - 2 Day Sale! 992-2039 ~iagona! Solid State Minn 1 Mich 1 Houston . 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Being constantly on the lookout for new ideas and learning to think creatively gives families a wider choice of solutions and more satisfaction with their answers, it was pointed out. · Mrs. Reese spoke on the importance of " brainstorming" as a creative (Continued on page 10 ) Milk Inc. meeting held 'SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL BUYS! TRICK OR· OFF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES I DON'T FORGET OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS! ., ._. .- .- TREAT NIGHT ' Ever.v Piece Is Wrapped! THE SPACE~AGE .QET IN THE HABIT - VISIT SHOPPERS MART EVERY WEEKEND - SAVE MONEY! ' ' S. Di ego 2 Phnix 1 Friday's Games BIRD FEEDER $9.95 Winnipeg at Tor onto WHA Stand ings By United Press International East ·w. I. t . pi s gt ga New Eng I 2 1 0 -l 9 11 ic! Caravelle· Cleve Chicago lnd np ls .Bulova Stunning fashion for the wrist. Goiden toned case, c!rcled by colorful lranslu,cent ring, Is set off by a sle~k link bracelet. ·17 Jew~l movement. With blue , green or clear translucent ring . ' sssoo Minn Mich Houston cart. 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Diego2 Phnix 1 Friday 's Games · Winnipeg llt Toronto 4 ~i n ni p eg 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 The ha lo surr ound ing lh P heads of sa tnted ones in Christian a rt dates back to the pagan custom of r epr ese ntmg the s un god Hetios <and later , fWman emperor s) with a crow n of sun rays. ,, '/ . \ 0 I · 4 • ,• <I 3 2 1 1 Phoeni)!( -19" diagon~l portable TV with h-a rm o nizing 1 1 w. I. t. pts gf ga s . Diego ' a Q 2 .. . . 30% OFF PRESIDENT FORD SAYS BUY BARGAINS I WE'VE BEEN SAYING FOR YEARS •.. SHOP AT SHOPPERS 'MAi\i . FIRST! •• • • '•• • A DISCOUN-T ' DCPAATMtNT STOttl ' ·• , SiLVER BRIDGE PLAZA POINT PLEASANT •' MASON. W.VA. .' r • . L;;;~:;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;!.__,_.,!~=:!,!::::.::.::~~:::::;;.:~:·:~J . •" ' I Miss Taylor celebrates Michelle Lynn Taylor celebrated her fourth birthday Monday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Ray Roush, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Games were played with prizes going to Diane Marr, Linda Marr, Angela Hatfield, Barbara Hatfield , Allie Marr and Terry Roush. Gifts were presented to Michelle and cake, ice cream and beverages were served to Mrs. Gladys Roush and Terry, Mrs . Allie Marr , ·- Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Roush, Diane and Linda Marr, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hatfield and children, Angela , Barbara and Wally, Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Smith. AITENDS MEETING RUTLAND - Mrs . Naomi Bentley, Rutland, was in Columbus recently for the Ohio Baptist General Ass ' n. meeting. She also visited friends and relatives in Dayton, a report on the State Board Meeting and Prayer Retreat that she attended at ' Cedar Lakes near Ripley. The society voted to send money to buy Christmas gifts for the Pine Crest Youth Ce.nter at Beattyville, Ky . It was announced that the bean dinner will be postponed until Nov . 22and will be held in the Missionary Building beginning at 5 p.m . Members voted to purchase Seed Thought Booklets to be used for the Christ's Birthday Observance, also to have a Demonstration Party to be given by Sara Gibbs of Mason . Bonnie Fields and Grac e Cunningham will host the November meeting. Iva Capehart, Missionary Education Director, presented the program, "Why Christian Missions Today?" Assisting were Orpha Fields, Roberta Maynard, Bonnie Fields, Rena Johnson and Becky Reed . Spiritual Life Director Delores Taylor closed the program with a worship service. Her theme was "GO" taken from Matt. 28:19-20. A-ttending were Becky Reed , Delores 'l'aylor, Orpha Fields, Sarah Gibbs, Iva Capehart, Rena Johnson , Pansy Fry, Dora Wood, Susie Bess, Roberta Maynard and Bonnie Fields. • Ullbroakabto eVnibto fwd t.-..1 • Built-in Stand Re- depa rtment. As One res ident at the. beauty parlor sa id , smiling all the while, " Humanization has not only made my ha ir curly. II has also brought new hope to many of us. n Eva Young fee ls that what she is doing is important and much-needed a t Gallipolis. She agrees that "hair is a woman's crown ing glory" a nd that the joy she sees on the residents ' faces when they sec their new hairdo is rewar d in itself. That kind of reward is enoug h to keep Eva goin g. She has been a volunteer at Gallipolis for 13 years and is plann ing to serve for ma ny yea rs to come . The beauty parlor is anything but chaotic now. The residents sit and talk among themse lves an d with the volunteers whil e waiting for their a ppointments. The at· mosphere is lively and light- hear(fd quips between the staff arid residents are exchanged . There is noise; it spea ks or activity a nd organization. When asked why she volunteers, Evelyn states that "it is mainly because of the love I receive . I really enjoy it, " and, she added with a smile, "I sleep nighiB." POOR HEARING causes manv Pip:rsons ~ Shun public church - A vo id lull participation in family gath•rings - F eel unsure ol th•m se lve"'s DOes your toss of hearing limit and embarass you ? Why nol let Diles Hearing Aid Cen ters h elp you? Arter thoroug h testing and ap . propriate medi ca l or clinical re fe rra l , yo u can pur chase a new hearing aid tor less than S15.00 per month th ro~gh regular b a nk flnanc•ng plans . Ca ll !he office neare~t you for an appointment, .n ei t he r yo ur hom e or one of our of f ices . DILES Hearin~ Aid Centers ·Athens 444 W. Union St . Parkersburg, W. Va. 1029 Market St . Chillicothe i49 S. Paint St. ROLLING! • •C >:.l i....l ...:.~!.'!!.2il!...--p 1 Lot Broken Sizes I I II CHILDREN'S SHOES • $3 1 I ! I! 1 heritage house I 1I Your Thorn MeAn Store !I (1~11 19.: compact 0 ." .L---~~~~!_:_~_J N. W. _COMPTON, OPTOMETRIST o·. D. OFFICE HOURS· 9:Jo T0 -12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST C6URT ST .. POMEROY. SUNDAY MENU BRILLIANT SALADS- Macaroni. Slaw, Tossed, Cottage <:heese ._ , • M~TS _- Fried Chicken, Roast Beef, Ham. Flounder Fish . CHROMACOLOR PICTURE! ' \ ...• ., -·-:, ' · · SERVED UNTIL 2 PM 3rd ST. PH, 949-3551 .. .I I .· . ... · ,. INGELS ·FURNITURE SUNDAY, ocr. 27 ...W.MilftSI, 912-2114 Patnorwy,OIIIo , : Tho $loA \\'lfli"ALL kiND$ 0' STUFF" · ,.;, - · -tiHiol . Ulrgo & Smell A~lmelo . • t..wno «, Gada•~:: -- optional extra. DESSI;RTS- PIE· Banana, Cream, Coconut Cream, Apple, Cherry. Ice Cream - Fruit . MODERN SUPPLY ' • ••• • • ;u,• FlOwer Seed e · il\fild Bird Seed • ~ suet C•kes ·e Cracked Corn VEGETABLES Baked Beans, Harvard Beets, Noodles. Potatoes- Home Fries. Sweet Mashed . OPEN ·FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS RACINE, OHIO I to : meetings & 75'sARE . - " Phil Swindell Area Representat ive r-;;;An-;:;;;;:vSalel l "FAMILY DINING AT ITS BEST" • WE'LL SAVE Price and Quality BULBS PLANTED . Red tulip bulbs were put in the planting area around the flag pole at the Meigs County Infirmary Tuesday by members of the Winding Trail Garden Club. Other planting areas were cleaned. Working in the pr.oject were Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs . Cora Beegle, Mrs. John Terrell, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs. Aaron Kelton, ·Mrs. Richard Collins, Mrs. Susie Miller and Mrs. Earl Thoma . . •• EVERY PAIR IN STORE GOES Compare_ SUNDAY RELIGIOUS Affirmation Day, Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal Arch Masons, 2 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. All Masons, - OES members, International Order of Job's Daughters, and DeMolay members and their families invited . APPRECIATION party 8 p.m . at Middleport Heath United Methodist Church for Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bumgarner. All persons of the church are invited . OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, preferential tea , 6:30p.m ., at the home of Mrs. Karen Stanley, Pomeroy. MONDAY MEIGS Local Chapter or Ohio Association of Public School Employes meeting, 7:30 p.m: at Meigs Junior High qafeteria; election of officers. SHOWER at 7:30 p.m. for Mr. and Mrs. John Newlun whose home was recently destroyed by fire at Long Bottom United Methodist Church ; public invited. BEND 0' the River Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs . Glen West with Mrs. .Ralph Webb as program chairwoman. Covers for the yearbooks of pressed flowers and rice paper will be made. NEW HAVEN, W. Va. - The · women's Missionary Society of the New Haven First Church of God held their October meeting in the Missionary Building with Becky · Reed and Delores Taylor hostesses. The room was beautifully decorated using the Halloween theme. Roll call was given by naming a " Household Hint. " Delores Taylor , Spiritual Life Director, said Group Bible Study will continue. The next meeting will be at the home of Bonnie Fields. Members were reminded to bring gifts for two patients at Lakin State Hospital to the next meeting. President Orpha Fields gave Evelyn recalls her first day as a volunteer at Gallipolis State Institute: "1 was unsure of what to expect. By the end of the day, I was pretty sure I wouldn't come back. Things had been noisy and a little chaotic . As I Was leaving, several of the residents asked me when I'd be back. I 've been coming back ever since." Evelyn Morrow has served as a vohmteer at Gallipolis for the ' past four years. She now serves as president of volunteer servi ces. Evelyn and Eva Young, a past pres ident of volunteer services, along with two other women who work part.time, operate a beauty • shop for residents at the institute. The program is operated with the assistance of MarY. He nry, the occupationa l therapy director . Women resident, at Gallipolis make their appointments for the beauty shop through Mrs . Henry's · secretary. Appointment, are prescheduled on a monthly basis, but special appointments can be arranged if, for example, a visitor is expected or a holiday is coming up . This program attempts to incorporate the ideal of " 1: I Volunteer Month," a special month-long program being sponsored by the Ohio Department of Menial Health and Menial Retardation. It has . the goal of providing one volunteer for each resident of the stale's facilities . In addition, it reflects the influence lire Humanization program has had on the changing attitudes of community people . Hwnanization is a program designed to eliminate demoralizing aspects of institutional living and to promote community aWareness of life within an in stitution . More importantly, this change has affected the lives of the residents of Gallipolis State Institute as well as other facilities operated by the • JEANS MONEY MASON PTA school carnival 2 to 8 p.m. at Mason Fire House. Games, soup and bake sale, flea market. Public in. vi ted. · Women 's society meets •Easy. Fill & AI· .... bly .. OR · RACINE LODGE 461 F&AM, 7:30p.m. for the observance of past masters night. STEAMBOAT INN ._,tacto BOYS -PANTS Girl Scout Diary By FRIDAY YARD AND Bake ·Sale 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. corner of SR 7 and Forest Run Road span, sored by Mt. Hermon ~ Missionary Society . Will be :=.::.: i'-3 cancelled in case or rain. · ·· · REPUBLICAN Women 's :~j Club 8 p.m. in jury room at courthouse. Use door next to Association III of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council, of , sheriff's office. which Me igs County scouts are a part, will have a bi-annual . CHURCH WOMEN United, business meeting and luncheon Wednesday , Nov. 13, at the First planning session for World Baptist Church at St. Mary's, W. Va ., and the deadline for getting Community Day, 1 p . m . at St. reservations in is next Friday. Paul's Luthern Church. Discussions will be on girl recruitment, service centers, and PAST Matrons, Evangeline programs. Registration wiU be from 10 to 10:30 a .m . with the Chapter, O.E.S., 7:30 p.m. at business meeting from 10 :30 to 11 :30 and a luncheon at noon. the Masonic Temple. Roma After lunch there·will be recognition of volunteers. Troop leaders Hawkins will be hostess . are to take their troop flags and the "Let's Sing" and pocket sing MT . OLIVE Community books. Church, Long Bottom, will hold Reservations are to be sent to Mrs. Denton Worstell , a weekend meeting ," Oct. 25, 26 Sycamore St., St. Mary's, W. Va. The $2.50 registration fee inand 27 at 7:30 each evening cludes the luncheon. with Gary Taylor, Lancaster, POMEROY BROWNIES TROOP 76 speaker. Special music each Welcomed into membership of the Brownies at a meeting evening. Tuesday afternoon at the Pomeroy Elementary School were SATURDAY Glenda Gwrun, Mary Mitcbem and Charlene Swartz. PRAYER breaking, 8 a.m. Plans were made for a Halloween party Tuesday at the home for men and women at Racine of Mrs. Sue DeLong, Harrisonville Rd. Permission slips will be Wesleyan United Methodist ~ent home with each of the children. The party will immediately Church. follow school and transportation will be provided from the BAKE Sale at 111 Second St., school. Pomeroy, sponsored by Young The costume prizes will be awarded to the funniest, the Democrat Club. ugliest, the prettiest and the most original. HALLOWEEN party at Refreshments were served and games were played. Reorganized Church of Jesus MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 · Christ of Latter . Day Saints, Members of Middleport Ttoop 39 enjoyed a hike and wiener Racine - Portland Road, 6:30 roast Saturday as a party of their work on the gypsy badge. · p.m. All ages invited. At the Monday night meeting of the group, the seouts made HALLOWEEN party at black cats as a Halloween craft. Angie Houchins gave a report on Hemlock Grove Grange Hall, the flag, a national symbOl, and Robin Kitchen on the national 7:30 p.m., sponsored by anthem, as a part of their work on the sign of tbe arrow badge. Grange, Modern Woodmen and It was annouriced that the $2 registration fee is due now and community. Prizes awarded to calendars to be sold by 'the scouts at oO cents each were costwne winners; public in- distributed . There will be no meeting next Monday. vited. es.lectiw feeding. -· ·' OF YOU :::- •Wind Proof . WeoProol eSquiorot Proof ON ANY PAIR Volunteers ·busy at GSI Charlene Hoeflich CREATIVITY WORKSHOP Betty Reese, Athens County j;:J:tension Agent, conducted a workshop on "The Mark of a Creative Woman" Thursday morning at the St. _.... Paul's Lutheran Church fellowship hall for approximately 35 Meigs homemakers. All Deposits Insured By f ederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation To ' 20,000.00 • .~m;>~ Social t 1Calendarl Dudley's Florist $1,000 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT . ... . . :::~ 4 YEAR Bucks to coast past Wildcats QUASAR l()" I Sympathy Respect- By United Press Intentationa1 FLOWERS • S- The O.Uy Senllnei.Middleport-Porneroy, 0 ., F'riday, Oct. 25,1974 games. Gilmore finished with Virginia was Uonel Billingly 20 poin ts and 25 rebounds while with 17 points. George Gervin t op ped the. Spurs with 30 points. Sounds 99, Squires 95 Freddie Lewis hit a layup and two'foul shots in the final64 seeon~ s to spark Mempl)is over Virginia. Lewis, who led the scoring with 24 points , broke a This Is The 95-95 tie with 1:04 left on a Language of Flowers layup, then hit two foul shots to give MemphiS the win . Rick Mount and Mel Daniels . followed Lewis in searing for 59 N. Second Ave. Memphis with 19 points each · . Middleport while the high seorer for Rockets to test Miami defen se.' ' Overa ll. the Bobcats are 3-3 Miami University, unbeaten Muurphy said he feels this and 1-2 in the MAC while the 2 PUNTING in 18 games a nd ranked as one year 's Miami team is better Broncos are 3-4 and 0-3 in the (8 or more) of the top defensive football than last season's Tangerine league. Yds No Avg teams in the nation , will face Boowl champions. Green . A 575 16 35.9 Kent Stale University , the Rapp. W 280 8 35.0 one of it s severest tests of the ' 'Th ey'r e an exce ptional preseason favorite to Y.'in the. 81 11.6 Brown , G 310 9 34 .4 90 12.9 season when it meets Toledo team ," Murphy said . dThey MAC and one' of the big \lass, I 306 9 34.2 95 13.6 and Rocket quarterback Gene have more overall size, a disappointments this season George, M 596 18 33. 1 98" . 14.0 RECEIVING Swick Saturday in a game that vcr sitale offense a nd a super with a 4-3 record, hosts Akrqn 114 16.3 No Yds TO 99 16.5 will probably decide the Mid- defen se.'.' University Saturday. Saunders, G 14 197 2 124 1 ~.7 American Conference cham~ Miami Coach Dick Crum Holland, W 11 153 2 It will be the first time in 21 107 17.8 V inson, I 9 141 1 pi onship . said he is not making any years that Arkon, 3-3 on the Logan 125 17.9 Davenport , M 8 83 0 Fed . Hock ing 130 18.6 Miami, defending champion special plans to stop Sw ick. season. ha s played at Kent Swingle, J 3 134 1 M il ler 141 20 . 1 in t he MAC with a W loop ··We're working on· otrr pass State. Valentilie, G 5 89 0 Waham a 168 24.0 Cole, L 5 51 0 Vinton Co. mark thi s season is 5-0-1 defense and our defense in " Kent is , a m os t explos ive 171 24.4 Mag notta, M 5 26 0 .Symm es Valley overall while Toledo, picked to general." Crum said . " We're offensive team in the class with 157 26.2 KO RETURNS Hannan Trace 172 28.7 finish in the MAC cellar. is 3-ll not go ing to have a 'Swick Tampa ," said AU head Coach . Yds No TO Waverly 240 34 .2 in the leagye and 4-2 overall. defense ' . We're just ~oing to Jim Dennison. " I haven ' t Seen 168 6 0 Coats. M OVERALL SCORING .Thomas. W 153 11 o Name. T Toledo can wrap up at least a make sur" we do well the any team stop them yet- they TO EP TP Avg Johr,son , I 133 5 0 Preston , KC 8 0 48 9.6 share of the MAC tit le and a things we're ready to do." have only stopped themselves Rapp, Wav 90 4 0 Ridge, J 64 9.1 trip to the Tan gerine Bowl with Swick warned that Toledo is with mistakes. With quarJ . Cun'ngnm, A 89 5 o Nease, South ' n 109 84 62 8.9 PUNT RETURNS a win over Miami. The Rockets ·· not just a passing team. Russell, F -H 8 2 50 7.1 te rbac k Greg Kokal , the Yds .No TO Lu cas, KC.x 3 16 37 6.2 have only one league game · ~They have a good running Flashes put a lot of pressure. on Ridge, J 76 3 1 Henry , We ll 5 6 36 6.0 remaining with Kent State, game \'lrith Kurt Olman, their the oppositi on's defense. They Coats, M 33 4 o Rardin . Pt. Pleas 7 2 44 5.5 Johnson, I 31 4 0 while Miami still has to play fu llback, and their overall ca n run at you, around you or ba ugh , NG 5 2 32 5.3 J . Cun ' ngham , A 29 5 0 Hollan Western Michigan a nd Kent ground attack is not bad ," said throw over you with equal Lew i s, South'wtn 5 2 32 5.3 Wilson , G 28 1 0 Four tied . for lOth with 5.1 State. Crum. . . abi lity." INTERCEPTIONS averages. big thrust in the Ohio U Meets Western Swick is the No Yds TO Marshall will be at Bowling SCORING Rupert, Well 3 50 0 Name,SEOAL Rockets offense , ran kin g In the only uther MAC game Green State University a nd Team TO EP TP Avg Ault. N, 3 25 0 Rupert, Well 6 0 36 9.0 second in the na tion in tot al on tap, Ohio University will be Herd c;oach Jack Le ngyel says Moder , L 2 35 0 Graham, G 3 4 22 5.5 offense with 1,423 yards and is at Western Michigan. ( 18 tied with .l each ) "'we've go t to play 60 minutes Rob inson, G 3 2 20 5.0 OVERALL STANDINGS third in passing with 95 com Both teams a re coming off of football to win." Davi s. J 3 2 20 5.0 Team W L T POP Hull , A 3 0 16 4.5 pletions in 145 attempts for wins go ing into Saturday's Gallipolis 6 1 0 168 70 Losses Close Kri ebel, I 3 0 18 4.5 1,131 yards and six touch· enco unte r . Ohio Univers ity Ironton 5 1 1 142 67 Johnson, I Marsha ll is only 1.0 this J 0 18 · 4.5 Alexander 5 1 1 139 39 Ridge, J downs. clubbed Morehead rKy .) Sta te season but Lengyel pointed out 3 0 18 4.5 Trimble 5 1 1 119 35 Dani son . L 3 0 18 4.5 Miami ranks lith in pass and Western edged by Mar- "of the five losses this season K. Creek 5 1 o 143 62 Henry, W 2 6 18 4.5 defense, allowing just 72.3 shall University 20-17. Nels-YOf"k 1 1 3 53 37 Nid ay, G two have been by three poin~ 1 6 16 q Pt. Pleasant 6 1 0 120 69 yards per game and is secon d SVAC SCORING and the other . by jus t two Jackson 5 2 0 170 60 Name, Team TO EP TP Avg in defense against scoring, poin~ . The others were to two Belpre s 2 o 166 98 Pres ton, KC 8 o 48 12.0 givinghup an average of only Wellston 4 3 0 141 81 Nease, of l he nation 's top teams, pass completions . and ranks S'thern 8 6 54 10.8 five points a contest. Southern 4 3 0 134 95 Lucas. KC -x 3 15 36 7.2 fourth in rushing in the Big Ten Miami of Ohio and Temple, Eastern 4 3 0 91 62 Hollan Bowl Bound 'bgh , NG 5 2 32 6.4 both s till undefeated." Warren L. 3 3 1 79 114 Waller, KC 5 0 30 6.0 " H we win this one we're with a 106.0 aver age per game. N. Gallia 3 3 0 112 99 Holter, Despite a ll the impressive East. 4 ·a 24 6.0 going to the Tangeringe Bowl," Fed . Hock ing 3 4 0 101 130 Logan, NG 4 o 24 4 B OSU statistics and NorthwestLogan 2 ~ 1 96 125 Brown, S'thern said Toledo coach Jack MurWFB Standings 4 o 24 4.8 erns miserable record, Pont Athens 2 4 1 38 90 Carter, Sth' By U{li t ed Pr ess Inte rn ational phy . " But it will take super Southwestern 2 4 0 111 107 East western 3 0 16 4.5 effort because Miami has a isn't a bout to co ncede Satw-. Waverly I 6 o 82 240 3 2 20 4.0 w t. pet. pf pa Meigs 1 6 o 66 124 Run von. NG great offense and a great . day's game. Mitch Anderson, 5 0 706 35 1 230 l)is quarterback, gives Pont F i rd 12 Miller 1 6 0 51 141 Char lotte Wahama 1 6 0 44 168 reason for ho pe . 10 7 0 .588 38-l 269 Vinton Co. 1 6 0 42 171 "M it ch playe d an out- Ph i la 7 10 0 .<112 43 1 356 S. Valley 0 6 0 44 157 x J c ksnvll standing game," P ont said of H. Trace 0 6 0 22 172 4 10 0 .286 269 358 Anderson's performance in the SEOAL STANDINGS Cent.ral . Team W L T POP hear tbreakin g 31-26 loss to w. f. pet . pf pa Ironton 4 0 0 90 40 Mem p h i s Pu rdue last week . " He mixed Gallipolis J 1 o 116 50 1-1 3 0 824 519 288 up his plays extremely well Brmnghm Logan 1 1 1 63 57 Athens 2 1 1 31 34 12 5 and did an equally fine job with 0 . 706 408 346 (hicag 7 10 Wellston 2 2 0 64 55 0 .4:fB 391 514 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio to tie the NCAA record of 17 his pa ssing and running." X-D t rt 1 13 Jackson 2 2 0 76 42 0 .07 1 209 358 State's big, bruising football West Waverly 0 · 4 0 52 183 consecutive regular season Meigs 0 4. 0 12 95 team , rated No . I in the nation, games of 100 or more yards w. t. pet . pf pa SVAC STANDINGS flew to Evanston today for rushing . y -S Ca l if ·Team W L T P OP what, on paper at least, looks 12 5 0 706 420 360 And no team can concentrate K. Creek 5 0 o 136 27 Hawns -7 10 0 .412 330 381 like their easiest assignment of For All Occasions Eastern 3 1 0 51 29 Prtlnd 6 10 1 on defensing Griffin alone with .382 250 380 Shrvpr t Southern 3 2 0 101 69 the season Saturday against quarterback Cornelius Green, We Wire Flowers 6" 10 1 382 214 347 N. Gallia 3 2 o 98 77 Northwestern. Everywhere X· team disband ed wingback Brian Baschnagel Southwestern 1 3 o 69 81 Y-clinched divi sio n tille Wildcats coach John Pont, and fullbacks "Pete Johnson H. Trace 0 3 0 6 92 Thur sday 's Result S. Valley 0 4 0 30 116 who once played for Woody and Champ Henson in the same Portland 26 Memph is 25 OFFENSIVE{. Y Hayes when the Big Ten's W ~ dn es dav' s Game s · Team .Pfs Avg. senior mentor coached at backfield. Mem phis at H awaiians P or t . Gallipolis 166 26.9 la nd at Shrv pr t s. Ca l i f at Greene , who gets more Miami ( Ohio) University , impressive with each game, Chr llte Ch icagO at Phi/aa Jackson 170 2 4.3 Pomeroy Rower Shop Birm in gham af Fla K. Creek 143 23.6 knows the challenge the Bucknow leads the Big ·Ten in Mrs. Millard V"i n..Meter Belpre 166 23.7 eyes present his 1.0 team. pass·ing, scoring and total Ph . 992-57"', Ironton 142 20.3 Ph. 992-203° " Ohio State is a gr~at foot- offense. The lithe quarterback Wellston 141 20.1 WHA Standings' Alexander 139 19.9 ball team that does everything By United Press International has a .767percentage on 22of 30 Southern 134 19 . 1 exceptionally well," Pont says. Ea st North Gallia 112 18.7 w . I. I . pts gf ga New Eng I 2 1 0 4 9 11 Southwestern 111 18 .5 " The physical ability of their Trimble 119 17.0 players is a sight to behold." Cleve 2 1 3 10 14 Pt . Pleasant 120 15.0 Pont Is also aware that Chi cago 1 0 2 3 4 Fed. Hocking 101 14.4 Logan 96 • 13.7 Archie Griffin, the Ohio State ln dn pls 0 0 ' 0 Eastern 91 13.0 Heisman Trophy candidate 2 " We st Waverly 82 11.7 who is currently the leading w . I. t . pts gf ga S. Diego Warren Local 70 11.3 J 1 0 6 15 13 _:~her in the nation, will be out Phoen ix 2 1 l 5 19 12 ,. I '\ ' ' i �• •• : - Tue Daily Sentinel, Middlepo rt -Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Oet. 25, 1974 i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,*G;:r:r;;;,;i;; ; i'; ;,, ,,, , , , , , , , , , , , , , i: : ~ ~ t ~~; GRID STATISTICS ttncludes gamesol0ct. 18) TEAM STATISTICS t4 GAMES) FIRST. DDWNS PASSING SCRIM PLAYS T Avg . DP Avg . Cmp-Att tnt T OP Team Athens Ga llipolis Ironton Jack son Logan. Meigs 264 66 .0 643 210."6 360 90.0 1367 341.6 m 60.3 1156 169.0 913 919 129.6 744 t66 .o ATLANTA I UP!) - Rookie John Ore~ couldn't find the basket in the first half, his team mates could n't locate it in the third qua rter and by the tim~? the Alla nta Hcw.·ks found th e range. l he Cleveland Cavaliers had wrapped up a 116-97 vi.ctory . Drew, a hot-shooting forward who had scored 97 points in thr ee ga mes befon~ Thursday night's battle with Clevela nd 387 906 could muster but four points 44 1 1.0 52 13.0 14 -47 6 188 211 70 17 .5 49 12 .3 25 -48 2 237 213 56 14.0 50 12.5 19-43 13 16 2 204 216 207 207 54 13.5 48 12 .0 19-55 4 219 217 56 14.0 56 14.0 2 35 8.6 61 15.5 23-55 3 177 232 36 . 9.5 63 15.6 17-45 4 195 106 63 15.6 37 9.3 5-13 3 212 145 RUSHING PASSING NET OFF NET DEF Wa ver ly Wel lston Team Athens Ga llipolis Iron ton Jackson Logan Meigs Wa verly Wellston Yds. Avg . Yds: 569 142.3 1007 151.3 835 206.6 649 162.3 701 175 .3 407 101.6 316 79.0 1025 256 .3 73 Yds Car Avg Graham. G Peoples, Well Hull, A 431 81 5.3 .t01 61 6.6 287 67 272 61 247. 60 4.3 4.5 4. 1 PASSING C-A I Yds TO Niday , G 25-47 2 360 . 2 And erson, M 23- 54 2 198 0 Vass, I 15·34 Kemper, L 15-49 Thompson, W 13-32 Conroy , J 13-25 Avg . Yds. 96 .8 1035 Avg . Yds . 258.8 Avg. 216 .3 226.5 321 60.5 1023 255.6 916 131 .5 198 49 .5 605 151.3 11 65 296.3 223 55.8 540 135 .0 1373 343 .3 IND. LEADERS RUSHING Johnson. l Ridge, J 2 277 4 262 2 151 2 249 Drew cold, Hawks lose, 4 3 3 18.3 1098 274 .5 696 174.0 Me igs 66 9.4 Nels · York M i ller Sym m es Valley Wahama Vinton Countv .Athens Ha n na n Trace 53 51 44 44 42 38 22 ' 9.3 7.3 7.3 6.3 6.0 5.4 3.7 DEFENSIVELY Pfs Avg . 35 5.0 39 5.6 37 6.2 69 8.6 60 8.6 62 8.9 67 9.6 70 10.0 62 10.3 Tea m Trimb le Alexander Nels · York Pt. Pleasant Jackson Eastern Ironton Gallipol is Kyg er Creek Well ston Athens Southern Belpre Warren Local N. Gall ia Meigs Southwestern if~ the first half. The Cavaliers, with Austi n carr and Bobby Sm ith hitting with frequency , built a 10-poinl lea d midway the first quarter and wenl into ha lftim e ·,vith a 56-47 advantage . The Hawks showed some signs uf li fe at the s tart of the third quarter and cut the deficit to 74-67. "J11en they went cold , hi tting only 32 per cent Virginia 99-95. Braves Ill, Knl cks 91 Bob McAdoo scored 28 points and Jim McMillian added 24 to lead Buffalo over New York the rest of the quarter w hile U1e before a crowd of 5,91!1 at Cavs bli stered the nets for 71 Toronto's Maple Lear Gardens . per cent in an 18-3 str eak that Earl Monroe topped the Knicks put the game away. with 18 points and teammate Drew rallied in the second Walt Frazier had 14. hal£ to fini sh with~ poin ts r:~nd 76er s 102, Jazz 89 teammate Lou Hudson had 23, Fredd ie Boyd sco r ed 35 carr paced Cleveland with 2!i points to lead Philadelphia past points and Smith added 22. New Orleans and give the 76er s Elsewhere in the National their third win in four outings . Basketball Association, Buf- The loss dropped thf winless fa lo beat New Yo rk 111-91 and Ja zz ' record to 0-5. Boyd hit 15Philadelph ia whipped New Or- of-24 shots and was 5.Qf-5 rrom leans 102-89. In the American the foul line to post his best Basketball Association, Ken- single game scoring ma rk . He tucky trimmed San Antonio had 11 points in the third 11.1-IO:l :Jnrl M"'mnhi .;: hP::. t 9uarter, in which Philadelphia overcame a !i6,';3 halftime de ficit and surged to an 82-72 lead. Jim Barnett led the Jazz with 25 points. Colonels 113, Spurs 103 Artis Gilmore ta,llied 12 points in the third period for Kentucky as the Colonels handed San Antonio its first defea t . The triumph left Kentucky as the only unbeaten team in the ABA with a 4-ll mark while the Spurs were saddled with their first loss after 11 straight victories in pre-season and regularseason -Mrs: Creativity. , • a learning task ' Substantia l Interest Penalty If Withdrawn Before Maturity "What's so great about creativity?'' "Creativity is something like good health or intelligence. You may survive without It, but life Is so much richer and ·fuller if you have It." So said Mrs. Betty RefS~!, Athens County Extension Agent, home economics, · speaker at a workshop on "The Mark of a O"eative Woman", Thursday at St. Paul's lutheran ChurCh. Purpose of the meeting as explained by Mrs. Reese was to help the homemaker become ,. more aware of things in her envlrorunent which give her · pleasure, to gain some skllland confidence in her ability to solve problems creatively, to develope some ideas for using resources whiCh will enrich the life of her family, and to make a commitment for increased creativity in her home and with her family. A feature of the meeting was , pencil and paper exercises The Meigs Branch . . . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY 296 W. Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Earl F. Ingels, Jr., Vice Pres. Phone . 2 DAYS ONLY! 2 DAYSONLY! 2 DAYS ONLY! ENTIRE STOCK REGULAR 11.47 WEAR-EVER BATH TOWELS TRASH BAGS CHILDREN'S SHOES All boys and' girls shoes drastically reduced for the weekend . Sizes up to 3. Screen print terry towe1s on sale at cost prices . Brighten your bathroom. The 1974 MILK, Inc. local MILK, Inc. Local 7, District 6, annual district meeting was are Marcus Weaver, Lei;lrt, W. held at Holiday Inn, Gallipolis, Va .; Dale Nibert, Apple Grove, on Tuesday, Qct. 22. At this W. Va . ; Charles Carmichael, meeting, MILK, Inc ., members Bidwell, and Arvil Holter, Long eiected delegates for 1975 . · Bottom. Directors are nominated in Several local meetings are held in each Director 's District the even-numbered districts made up of from 350 to 4011 thifi year. The following members. Those elected for nominations were made for District 6. No additional nominations were made at this meeting . The two members nominated the the delegate meeting at Wooster are Ishmael Gillespie, Reduces Bloat and Swelling .Gallipolis, and John Teets, during the Menstrual Cycle Eglon, W. Va. New OORINIL, a "NattJral" W;.ter ___ A report of the cooperative's pill can help you lose excess weight, and marketing swelling and unco mfortable body bloat business (puffiness in ankles, arms, stomachl program was presented by the due to excess water retention during district director John Teets, the entire menstrual cycle . ODRINil is a gentle diuretic compound - contains and MILK, inc. staff members natural herbs in a tablet that is fast· Andy Langmyer, Charleston aCting and elfective. Helps eliminate Office and J . Gordon Riehl, excess water that cauSes pre· menstrual Cleveland office. bloat. The 6,000 members of MILK, ODRINIL · the "Natural'' Water Pill · eenUe , effective, economical ! Satisfac - Inc. are located in parts of tion or riloney ba ck. seven states, with · NELSON'S DRUG STORES headquarters in Cleveland. New ! "NATURAL" WATER PILL The Big One - for trash cans or leaves. Don't wait - 2 Day Sale! 992-2039 ~iagona! Solid State Minn 1 Mich 1 Houston . 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Being constantly on the lookout for new ideas and learning to think creatively gives families a wider choice of solutions and more satisfaction with their answers, it was pointed out. · Mrs. Reese spoke on the importance of " brainstorming" as a creative (Continued on page 10 ) Milk Inc. meeting held 'SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SPECIAL BUYS! TRICK OR· OFF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES I DON'T FORGET OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS! ., ._. .- .- TREAT NIGHT ' Ever.v Piece Is Wrapped! THE SPACE~AGE .QET IN THE HABIT - VISIT SHOPPERS MART EVERY WEEKEND - SAVE MONEY! ' ' S. Di ego 2 Phnix 1 Friday's Games BIRD FEEDER $9.95 Winnipeg at Tor onto WHA Stand ings By United Press International East ·w. I. t . pi s gt ga New Eng I 2 1 0 -l 9 11 ic! Caravelle· Cleve Chicago lnd np ls .Bulova Stunning fashion for the wrist. Goiden toned case, c!rcled by colorful lranslu,cent ring, Is set off by a sle~k link bracelet. ·17 Jew~l movement. With blue , green or clear translucent ring . ' sssoo Minn Mich Houston cart. 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Diego2 Phnix 1 Friday 's Games · Winnipeg llt Toronto 4 ~i n ni p eg 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 The ha lo surr ound ing lh P heads of sa tnted ones in Christian a rt dates back to the pagan custom of r epr ese ntmg the s un god Hetios <and later , fWman emperor s) with a crow n of sun rays. ,, '/ . \ 0 I · 4 • ,• <I 3 2 1 1 Phoeni)!( -19" diagon~l portable TV with h-a rm o nizing 1 1 w. I. t. pts gf ga s . Diego ' a Q 2 .. . . 30% OFF PRESIDENT FORD SAYS BUY BARGAINS I WE'VE BEEN SAYING FOR YEARS •.. SHOP AT SHOPPERS 'MAi\i . FIRST! •• • • '•• • A DISCOUN-T ' DCPAATMtNT STOttl ' ·• , SiLVER BRIDGE PLAZA POINT PLEASANT •' MASON. W.VA. .' r • . L;;;~:;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;!.__,_.,!~=:!,!::::.::.::~~:::::;;.:~:·:~J . •" ' I Miss Taylor celebrates Michelle Lynn Taylor celebrated her fourth birthday Monday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Ray Roush, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Games were played with prizes going to Diane Marr, Linda Marr, Angela Hatfield, Barbara Hatfield , Allie Marr and Terry Roush. Gifts were presented to Michelle and cake, ice cream and beverages were served to Mrs. Gladys Roush and Terry, Mrs . Allie Marr , ·- Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Roush, Diane and Linda Marr, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hatfield and children, Angela , Barbara and Wally, Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Smith. AITENDS MEETING RUTLAND - Mrs . Naomi Bentley, Rutland, was in Columbus recently for the Ohio Baptist General Ass ' n. meeting. She also visited friends and relatives in Dayton, a report on the State Board Meeting and Prayer Retreat that she attended at ' Cedar Lakes near Ripley. The society voted to send money to buy Christmas gifts for the Pine Crest Youth Ce.nter at Beattyville, Ky . It was announced that the bean dinner will be postponed until Nov . 22and will be held in the Missionary Building beginning at 5 p.m . Members voted to purchase Seed Thought Booklets to be used for the Christ's Birthday Observance, also to have a Demonstration Party to be given by Sara Gibbs of Mason . Bonnie Fields and Grac e Cunningham will host the November meeting. Iva Capehart, Missionary Education Director, presented the program, "Why Christian Missions Today?" Assisting were Orpha Fields, Roberta Maynard, Bonnie Fields, Rena Johnson and Becky Reed . Spiritual Life Director Delores Taylor closed the program with a worship service. Her theme was "GO" taken from Matt. 28:19-20. A-ttending were Becky Reed , Delores 'l'aylor, Orpha Fields, Sarah Gibbs, Iva Capehart, Rena Johnson , Pansy Fry, Dora Wood, Susie Bess, Roberta Maynard and Bonnie Fields. • Ullbroakabto eVnibto fwd t.-..1 • Built-in Stand Re- depa rtment. As One res ident at the. beauty parlor sa id , smiling all the while, " Humanization has not only made my ha ir curly. II has also brought new hope to many of us. n Eva Young fee ls that what she is doing is important and much-needed a t Gallipolis. She agrees that "hair is a woman's crown ing glory" a nd that the joy she sees on the residents ' faces when they sec their new hairdo is rewar d in itself. That kind of reward is enoug h to keep Eva goin g. She has been a volunteer at Gallipolis for 13 years and is plann ing to serve for ma ny yea rs to come . The beauty parlor is anything but chaotic now. The residents sit and talk among themse lves an d with the volunteers whil e waiting for their a ppointments. The at· mosphere is lively and light- hear(fd quips between the staff arid residents are exchanged . There is noise; it spea ks or activity a nd organization. When asked why she volunteers, Evelyn states that "it is mainly because of the love I receive . I really enjoy it, " and, she added with a smile, "I sleep nighiB." POOR HEARING causes manv Pip:rsons ~ Shun public church - A vo id lull participation in family gath•rings - F eel unsure ol th•m se lve"'s DOes your toss of hearing limit and embarass you ? Why nol let Diles Hearing Aid Cen ters h elp you? Arter thoroug h testing and ap . propriate medi ca l or clinical re fe rra l , yo u can pur chase a new hearing aid tor less than S15.00 per month th ro~gh regular b a nk flnanc•ng plans . Ca ll !he office neare~t you for an appointment, .n ei t he r yo ur hom e or one of our of f ices . DILES Hearin~ Aid Centers ·Athens 444 W. Union St . Parkersburg, W. Va. 1029 Market St . Chillicothe i49 S. Paint St. ROLLING! • •C >:.l i....l ...:.~!.'!!.2il!...--p 1 Lot Broken Sizes I I II CHILDREN'S SHOES • $3 1 I ! I! 1 heritage house I 1I Your Thorn MeAn Store !I (1~11 19.: compact 0 ." .L---~~~~!_:_~_J N. W. _COMPTON, OPTOMETRIST o·. D. OFFICE HOURS· 9:Jo T0 -12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST C6URT ST .. POMEROY. SUNDAY MENU BRILLIANT SALADS- Macaroni. Slaw, Tossed, Cottage <:heese ._ , • M~TS _- Fried Chicken, Roast Beef, Ham. Flounder Fish . CHROMACOLOR PICTURE! ' \ ...• ., -·-:, ' · · SERVED UNTIL 2 PM 3rd ST. PH, 949-3551 .. .I I .· . ... · ,. INGELS ·FURNITURE SUNDAY, ocr. 27 ...W.MilftSI, 912-2114 Patnorwy,OIIIo , : Tho $loA \\'lfli"ALL kiND$ 0' STUFF" · ,.;, - · -tiHiol . Ulrgo & Smell A~lmelo . • t..wno «, Gada•~:: -- optional extra. DESSI;RTS- PIE· Banana, Cream, Coconut Cream, Apple, Cherry. Ice Cream - Fruit . MODERN SUPPLY ' • ••• • • ;u,• FlOwer Seed e · il\fild Bird Seed • ~ suet C•kes ·e Cracked Corn VEGETABLES Baked Beans, Harvard Beets, Noodles. Potatoes- Home Fries. Sweet Mashed . OPEN ·FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS RACINE, OHIO I to : meetings & 75'sARE . - " Phil Swindell Area Representat ive r-;;;An-;:;;;;:vSalel l "FAMILY DINING AT ITS BEST" • WE'LL SAVE Price and Quality BULBS PLANTED . Red tulip bulbs were put in the planting area around the flag pole at the Meigs County Infirmary Tuesday by members of the Winding Trail Garden Club. Other planting areas were cleaned. Working in the pr.oject were Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs . Cora Beegle, Mrs. John Terrell, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs. Aaron Kelton, ·Mrs. Richard Collins, Mrs. Susie Miller and Mrs. Earl Thoma . . •• EVERY PAIR IN STORE GOES Compare_ SUNDAY RELIGIOUS Affirmation Day, Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal Arch Masons, 2 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. All Masons, - OES members, International Order of Job's Daughters, and DeMolay members and their families invited . APPRECIATION party 8 p.m . at Middleport Heath United Methodist Church for Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bumgarner. All persons of the church are invited . OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, preferential tea , 6:30p.m ., at the home of Mrs. Karen Stanley, Pomeroy. MONDAY MEIGS Local Chapter or Ohio Association of Public School Employes meeting, 7:30 p.m: at Meigs Junior High qafeteria; election of officers. SHOWER at 7:30 p.m. for Mr. and Mrs. John Newlun whose home was recently destroyed by fire at Long Bottom United Methodist Church ; public invited. BEND 0' the River Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs . Glen West with Mrs. .Ralph Webb as program chairwoman. Covers for the yearbooks of pressed flowers and rice paper will be made. NEW HAVEN, W. Va. - The · women's Missionary Society of the New Haven First Church of God held their October meeting in the Missionary Building with Becky · Reed and Delores Taylor hostesses. The room was beautifully decorated using the Halloween theme. Roll call was given by naming a " Household Hint. " Delores Taylor , Spiritual Life Director, said Group Bible Study will continue. The next meeting will be at the home of Bonnie Fields. Members were reminded to bring gifts for two patients at Lakin State Hospital to the next meeting. President Orpha Fields gave Evelyn recalls her first day as a volunteer at Gallipolis State Institute: "1 was unsure of what to expect. By the end of the day, I was pretty sure I wouldn't come back. Things had been noisy and a little chaotic . As I Was leaving, several of the residents asked me when I'd be back. I 've been coming back ever since." Evelyn Morrow has served as a vohmteer at Gallipolis for the ' past four years. She now serves as president of volunteer servi ces. Evelyn and Eva Young, a past pres ident of volunteer services, along with two other women who work part.time, operate a beauty • shop for residents at the institute. The program is operated with the assistance of MarY. He nry, the occupationa l therapy director . Women resident, at Gallipolis make their appointments for the beauty shop through Mrs . Henry's · secretary. Appointment, are prescheduled on a monthly basis, but special appointments can be arranged if, for example, a visitor is expected or a holiday is coming up . This program attempts to incorporate the ideal of " 1: I Volunteer Month," a special month-long program being sponsored by the Ohio Department of Menial Health and Menial Retardation. It has . the goal of providing one volunteer for each resident of the stale's facilities . In addition, it reflects the influence lire Humanization program has had on the changing attitudes of community people . Hwnanization is a program designed to eliminate demoralizing aspects of institutional living and to promote community aWareness of life within an in stitution . More importantly, this change has affected the lives of the residents of Gallipolis State Institute as well as other facilities operated by the • JEANS MONEY MASON PTA school carnival 2 to 8 p.m. at Mason Fire House. Games, soup and bake sale, flea market. Public in. vi ted. · Women 's society meets •Easy. Fill & AI· .... bly .. OR · RACINE LODGE 461 F&AM, 7:30p.m. for the observance of past masters night. STEAMBOAT INN ._,tacto BOYS -PANTS Girl Scout Diary By FRIDAY YARD AND Bake ·Sale 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. corner of SR 7 and Forest Run Road span, sored by Mt. Hermon ~ Missionary Society . Will be :=.::.: i'-3 cancelled in case or rain. · ·· · REPUBLICAN Women 's :~j Club 8 p.m. in jury room at courthouse. Use door next to Association III of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council, of , sheriff's office. which Me igs County scouts are a part, will have a bi-annual . CHURCH WOMEN United, business meeting and luncheon Wednesday , Nov. 13, at the First planning session for World Baptist Church at St. Mary's, W. Va ., and the deadline for getting Community Day, 1 p . m . at St. reservations in is next Friday. Paul's Luthern Church. Discussions will be on girl recruitment, service centers, and PAST Matrons, Evangeline programs. Registration wiU be from 10 to 10:30 a .m . with the Chapter, O.E.S., 7:30 p.m. at business meeting from 10 :30 to 11 :30 and a luncheon at noon. the Masonic Temple. Roma After lunch there·will be recognition of volunteers. Troop leaders Hawkins will be hostess . are to take their troop flags and the "Let's Sing" and pocket sing MT . OLIVE Community books. Church, Long Bottom, will hold Reservations are to be sent to Mrs. Denton Worstell , a weekend meeting ," Oct. 25, 26 Sycamore St., St. Mary's, W. Va. The $2.50 registration fee inand 27 at 7:30 each evening cludes the luncheon. with Gary Taylor, Lancaster, POMEROY BROWNIES TROOP 76 speaker. Special music each Welcomed into membership of the Brownies at a meeting evening. Tuesday afternoon at the Pomeroy Elementary School were SATURDAY Glenda Gwrun, Mary Mitcbem and Charlene Swartz. PRAYER breaking, 8 a.m. Plans were made for a Halloween party Tuesday at the home for men and women at Racine of Mrs. Sue DeLong, Harrisonville Rd. Permission slips will be Wesleyan United Methodist ~ent home with each of the children. The party will immediately Church. follow school and transportation will be provided from the BAKE Sale at 111 Second St., school. Pomeroy, sponsored by Young The costume prizes will be awarded to the funniest, the Democrat Club. ugliest, the prettiest and the most original. HALLOWEEN party at Refreshments were served and games were played. Reorganized Church of Jesus MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 · Christ of Latter . Day Saints, Members of Middleport Ttoop 39 enjoyed a hike and wiener Racine - Portland Road, 6:30 roast Saturday as a party of their work on the gypsy badge. · p.m. All ages invited. At the Monday night meeting of the group, the seouts made HALLOWEEN party at black cats as a Halloween craft. Angie Houchins gave a report on Hemlock Grove Grange Hall, the flag, a national symbOl, and Robin Kitchen on the national 7:30 p.m., sponsored by anthem, as a part of their work on the sign of tbe arrow badge. Grange, Modern Woodmen and It was annouriced that the $2 registration fee is due now and community. Prizes awarded to calendars to be sold by 'the scouts at oO cents each were costwne winners; public in- distributed . There will be no meeting next Monday. vited. es.lectiw feeding. -· ·' OF YOU :::- •Wind Proof . WeoProol eSquiorot Proof ON ANY PAIR Volunteers ·busy at GSI Charlene Hoeflich CREATIVITY WORKSHOP Betty Reese, Athens County j;:J:tension Agent, conducted a workshop on "The Mark of a Creative Woman" Thursday morning at the St. _.... Paul's Lutheran Church fellowship hall for approximately 35 Meigs homemakers. All Deposits Insured By f ederal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation To ' 20,000.00 • .~m;>~ Social t 1Calendarl Dudley's Florist $1,000 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT . ... . . :::~ 4 YEAR Bucks to coast past Wildcats QUASAR l()" I Sympathy Respect- By United Press Intentationa1 FLOWERS • S- The O.Uy Senllnei.Middleport-Porneroy, 0 ., F'riday, Oct. 25,1974 games. Gilmore finished with Virginia was Uonel Billingly 20 poin ts and 25 rebounds while with 17 points. George Gervin t op ped the. Spurs with 30 points. Sounds 99, Squires 95 Freddie Lewis hit a layup and two'foul shots in the final64 seeon~ s to spark Mempl)is over Virginia. Lewis, who led the scoring with 24 points , broke a This Is The 95-95 tie with 1:04 left on a Language of Flowers layup, then hit two foul shots to give MemphiS the win . Rick Mount and Mel Daniels . followed Lewis in searing for 59 N. Second Ave. Memphis with 19 points each · . Middleport while the high seorer for Rockets to test Miami defen se.' ' Overa ll. the Bobcats are 3-3 Miami University, unbeaten Muurphy said he feels this and 1-2 in the MAC while the 2 PUNTING in 18 games a nd ranked as one year 's Miami team is better Broncos are 3-4 and 0-3 in the (8 or more) of the top defensive football than last season's Tangerine league. Yds No Avg teams in the nation , will face Boowl champions. Green . A 575 16 35.9 Kent Stale University , the Rapp. W 280 8 35.0 one of it s severest tests of the ' 'Th ey'r e an exce ptional preseason favorite to Y.'in the. 81 11.6 Brown , G 310 9 34 .4 90 12.9 season when it meets Toledo team ," Murphy said . dThey MAC and one' of the big \lass, I 306 9 34.2 95 13.6 and Rocket quarterback Gene have more overall size, a disappointments this season George, M 596 18 33. 1 98" . 14.0 RECEIVING Swick Saturday in a game that vcr sitale offense a nd a super with a 4-3 record, hosts Akrqn 114 16.3 No Yds TO 99 16.5 will probably decide the Mid- defen se.'.' University Saturday. Saunders, G 14 197 2 124 1 ~.7 American Conference cham~ Miami Coach Dick Crum Holland, W 11 153 2 It will be the first time in 21 107 17.8 V inson, I 9 141 1 pi onship . said he is not making any years that Arkon, 3-3 on the Logan 125 17.9 Davenport , M 8 83 0 Fed . Hock ing 130 18.6 Miami, defending champion special plans to stop Sw ick. season. ha s played at Kent Swingle, J 3 134 1 M il ler 141 20 . 1 in t he MAC with a W loop ··We're working on· otrr pass State. Valentilie, G 5 89 0 Waham a 168 24.0 Cole, L 5 51 0 Vinton Co. mark thi s season is 5-0-1 defense and our defense in " Kent is , a m os t explos ive 171 24.4 Mag notta, M 5 26 0 .Symm es Valley overall while Toledo, picked to general." Crum said . " We're offensive team in the class with 157 26.2 KO RETURNS Hannan Trace 172 28.7 finish in the MAC cellar. is 3-ll not go ing to have a 'Swick Tampa ," said AU head Coach . Yds No TO Waverly 240 34 .2 in the leagye and 4-2 overall. defense ' . We're just ~oing to Jim Dennison. " I haven ' t Seen 168 6 0 Coats. M OVERALL SCORING .Thomas. W 153 11 o Name. T Toledo can wrap up at least a make sur" we do well the any team stop them yet- they TO EP TP Avg Johr,son , I 133 5 0 Preston , KC 8 0 48 9.6 share of the MAC tit le and a things we're ready to do." have only stopped themselves Rapp, Wav 90 4 0 Ridge, J 64 9.1 trip to the Tan gerine Bowl with Swick warned that Toledo is with mistakes. With quarJ . Cun'ngnm, A 89 5 o Nease, South ' n 109 84 62 8.9 PUNT RETURNS a win over Miami. The Rockets ·· not just a passing team. Russell, F -H 8 2 50 7.1 te rbac k Greg Kokal , the Yds .No TO Lu cas, KC.x 3 16 37 6.2 have only one league game · ~They have a good running Flashes put a lot of pressure. on Ridge, J 76 3 1 Henry , We ll 5 6 36 6.0 remaining with Kent State, game \'lrith Kurt Olman, their the oppositi on's defense. They Coats, M 33 4 o Rardin . Pt. Pleas 7 2 44 5.5 Johnson, I 31 4 0 while Miami still has to play fu llback, and their overall ca n run at you, around you or ba ugh , NG 5 2 32 5.3 J . Cun ' ngham , A 29 5 0 Hollan Western Michigan a nd Kent ground attack is not bad ," said throw over you with equal Lew i s, South'wtn 5 2 32 5.3 Wilson , G 28 1 0 Four tied . for lOth with 5.1 State. Crum. . . abi lity." INTERCEPTIONS averages. big thrust in the Ohio U Meets Western Swick is the No Yds TO Marshall will be at Bowling SCORING Rupert, Well 3 50 0 Name,SEOAL Rockets offense , ran kin g In the only uther MAC game Green State University a nd Team TO EP TP Avg Ault. N, 3 25 0 Rupert, Well 6 0 36 9.0 second in the na tion in tot al on tap, Ohio University will be Herd c;oach Jack Le ngyel says Moder , L 2 35 0 Graham, G 3 4 22 5.5 offense with 1,423 yards and is at Western Michigan. ( 18 tied with .l each ) "'we've go t to play 60 minutes Rob inson, G 3 2 20 5.0 OVERALL STANDINGS third in passing with 95 com Both teams a re coming off of football to win." Davi s. J 3 2 20 5.0 Team W L T POP Hull , A 3 0 16 4.5 pletions in 145 attempts for wins go ing into Saturday's Gallipolis 6 1 0 168 70 Losses Close Kri ebel, I 3 0 18 4.5 1,131 yards and six touch· enco unte r . Ohio Univers ity Ironton 5 1 1 142 67 Johnson, I Marsha ll is only 1.0 this J 0 18 · 4.5 Alexander 5 1 1 139 39 Ridge, J downs. clubbed Morehead rKy .) Sta te season but Lengyel pointed out 3 0 18 4.5 Trimble 5 1 1 119 35 Dani son . L 3 0 18 4.5 Miami ranks lith in pass and Western edged by Mar- "of the five losses this season K. Creek 5 1 o 143 62 Henry, W 2 6 18 4.5 defense, allowing just 72.3 shall University 20-17. Nels-YOf"k 1 1 3 53 37 Nid ay, G two have been by three poin~ 1 6 16 q Pt. Pleasant 6 1 0 120 69 yards per game and is secon d SVAC SCORING and the other . by jus t two Jackson 5 2 0 170 60 Name, Team TO EP TP Avg in defense against scoring, poin~ . The others were to two Belpre s 2 o 166 98 Pres ton, KC 8 o 48 12.0 givinghup an average of only Wellston 4 3 0 141 81 Nease, of l he nation 's top teams, pass completions . and ranks S'thern 8 6 54 10.8 five points a contest. Southern 4 3 0 134 95 Lucas. KC -x 3 15 36 7.2 fourth in rushing in the Big Ten Miami of Ohio and Temple, Eastern 4 3 0 91 62 Hollan Bowl Bound 'bgh , NG 5 2 32 6.4 both s till undefeated." Warren L. 3 3 1 79 114 Waller, KC 5 0 30 6.0 " H we win this one we're with a 106.0 aver age per game. N. Gallia 3 3 0 112 99 Holter, Despite a ll the impressive East. 4 ·a 24 6.0 going to the Tangeringe Bowl," Fed . Hock ing 3 4 0 101 130 Logan, NG 4 o 24 4 B OSU statistics and NorthwestLogan 2 ~ 1 96 125 Brown, S'thern said Toledo coach Jack MurWFB Standings 4 o 24 4.8 erns miserable record, Pont Athens 2 4 1 38 90 Carter, Sth' By U{li t ed Pr ess Inte rn ational phy . " But it will take super Southwestern 2 4 0 111 107 East western 3 0 16 4.5 effort because Miami has a isn't a bout to co ncede Satw-. Waverly I 6 o 82 240 3 2 20 4.0 w t. pet. pf pa Meigs 1 6 o 66 124 Run von. NG great offense and a great . day's game. Mitch Anderson, 5 0 706 35 1 230 l)is quarterback, gives Pont F i rd 12 Miller 1 6 0 51 141 Char lotte Wahama 1 6 0 44 168 reason for ho pe . 10 7 0 .588 38-l 269 Vinton Co. 1 6 0 42 171 "M it ch playe d an out- Ph i la 7 10 0 .<112 43 1 356 S. Valley 0 6 0 44 157 x J c ksnvll standing game," P ont said of H. Trace 0 6 0 22 172 4 10 0 .286 269 358 Anderson's performance in the SEOAL STANDINGS Cent.ral . Team W L T POP hear tbreakin g 31-26 loss to w. f. pet . pf pa Ironton 4 0 0 90 40 Mem p h i s Pu rdue last week . " He mixed Gallipolis J 1 o 116 50 1-1 3 0 824 519 288 up his plays extremely well Brmnghm Logan 1 1 1 63 57 Athens 2 1 1 31 34 12 5 and did an equally fine job with 0 . 706 408 346 (hicag 7 10 Wellston 2 2 0 64 55 0 .4:fB 391 514 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio to tie the NCAA record of 17 his pa ssing and running." X-D t rt 1 13 Jackson 2 2 0 76 42 0 .07 1 209 358 State's big, bruising football West Waverly 0 · 4 0 52 183 consecutive regular season Meigs 0 4. 0 12 95 team , rated No . I in the nation, games of 100 or more yards w. t. pet . pf pa SVAC STANDINGS flew to Evanston today for rushing . y -S Ca l if ·Team W L T P OP what, on paper at least, looks 12 5 0 706 420 360 And no team can concentrate K. Creek 5 0 o 136 27 Hawns -7 10 0 .412 330 381 like their easiest assignment of For All Occasions Eastern 3 1 0 51 29 Prtlnd 6 10 1 on defensing Griffin alone with .382 250 380 Shrvpr t Southern 3 2 0 101 69 the season Saturday against quarterback Cornelius Green, We Wire Flowers 6" 10 1 382 214 347 N. Gallia 3 2 o 98 77 Northwestern. Everywhere X· team disband ed wingback Brian Baschnagel Southwestern 1 3 o 69 81 Y-clinched divi sio n tille Wildcats coach John Pont, and fullbacks "Pete Johnson H. Trace 0 3 0 6 92 Thur sday 's Result S. Valley 0 4 0 30 116 who once played for Woody and Champ Henson in the same Portland 26 Memph is 25 OFFENSIVE{. Y Hayes when the Big Ten's W ~ dn es dav' s Game s · Team .Pfs Avg. senior mentor coached at backfield. Mem phis at H awaiians P or t . Gallipolis 166 26.9 la nd at Shrv pr t s. Ca l i f at Greene , who gets more Miami ( Ohio) University , impressive with each game, Chr llte Ch icagO at Phi/aa Jackson 170 2 4.3 Pomeroy Rower Shop Birm in gham af Fla K. Creek 143 23.6 knows the challenge the Bucknow leads the Big ·Ten in Mrs. Millard V"i n..Meter Belpre 166 23.7 eyes present his 1.0 team. pass·ing, scoring and total Ph . 992-57"', Ironton 142 20.3 Ph. 992-203° " Ohio State is a gr~at foot- offense. The lithe quarterback Wellston 141 20.1 WHA Standings' Alexander 139 19.9 ball team that does everything By United Press International has a .767percentage on 22of 30 Southern 134 19 . 1 exceptionally well," Pont says. Ea st North Gallia 112 18.7 w . I. I . pts gf ga New Eng I 2 1 0 4 9 11 Southwestern 111 18 .5 " The physical ability of their Trimble 119 17.0 players is a sight to behold." Cleve 2 1 3 10 14 Pt . Pleasant 120 15.0 Pont Is also aware that Chi cago 1 0 2 3 4 Fed. Hocking 101 14.4 Logan 96 • 13.7 Archie Griffin, the Ohio State ln dn pls 0 0 ' 0 Eastern 91 13.0 Heisman Trophy candidate 2 " We st Waverly 82 11.7 who is currently the leading w . I. t . pts gf ga S. Diego Warren Local 70 11.3 J 1 0 6 15 13 _:~her in the nation, will be out Phoen ix 2 1 l 5 19 12 ,. I '\ ' ' i �0 F11day, Oct 25, 1974 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Re v W H P ern n p as tor Roy M ayer Sund ay school sup t C hu rc h sc h ool q 15 a m wor Shi P se r v tce 10 24 a m Yo uth ch o tr rehearsa l Mon da y 3 30 p m un d e r dtre c t on of Ma ry Sk tn ner sen or c ho tr reh ear sa l 7 30 p m Th urs d ay Wtlh Mrs Paul Nea se dt rec tor POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co r n er Union a nd Mu lber r y R ev Cl yde v H en de r son pa stor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m Glen M c Clung supt m o rn tng w orshtp 10 30 am eventn g 7 30 mt d we ek. se r Vt c e Wedn e sday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - T he Rev Haro ld De eth rec to r Chur :: h serv tces 10 30 am Holy com mu nto n f tr st Sun da y of m onth c h u r c h sch oo l 10 30 a m for n urs er v throuqh 12 serv tce POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Ferrel l Gro n m ger pa stor Btb le school 9 30 a m worsh tp 10 30 a m a du ll worshtp se rvt ce and yo un g peoples mee tmg 7 JO p m Combmed B ble study an d prayer meet mg W ed n('s d a y 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtn tng off tcer '" charge Su nday 10 a m Holmess meetm g 10 30 am Sunday Sc hool Yo un g P eo p e s legion 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p m Lad es H om P LP. at~u e 7 p m Pr e p cl a ss es ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Co rn er of Sycamor e and Second Sis Pomer o y Th e Re '¥ Wdlta m M d d leswa r th Pa s tor Sun d ay Sc hoo l a t 9 .45 a m and Ch ur c h Servtces 11 a m •' SACRED HEART - Rev F a t he r Joh n Nadzam pastor Pho n e 992 2B 25 Saturda y e ven tng Ma ss 7 JO p m Sunday Mass II and 10 a m Co nf ess tons Sa tur ~ ay 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Ro bert Ku hn pastor Wt llta m Wat son Sun day sc hoo l su pt S undt~ y sc hool 9 JO a m BY F 6 p m Bt ble s tud y We dn esday 7 p m ~ c ho1 r pra ct1 ce Wed nesday .._B 30 p m POMEROY WE3LEYAN HOLINE S S CHUR:CH Harr so n v tlt e Rev 0 Dell Manl ey P asto r He nry E bl n Sunday Sc hoo l Su p! Sund a¥ Sc hoo l 9 30 am Even 1n g wors h tp 7 30 p m Pra yer an d Pr ase se r v ce Th ursday 7 30 om SYRA C U S E FIRST ~ HUR C H OF GOO Re v Georg e 0 lcr pil s tor Sun day schoo l 9 J S a m mor n tnQ prea c h ng 11 i\ nl eva q eltST c se rv C(' 7 JO P rl"l Prl yl r ~ "' nq l t ur \ o:iilf ' ll ~ l POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR 1ST 200 W Ma n Sl - Lor e n T Ste phens e vang e ltSI p ho n e 99 2 7 B56 C on se r va t 1ve no n tns tr um enta l Sunday wor sh tp 10 a m B1b le s tudy l1 a m wor s~ p 6 p m Wednesd a y Btb le stu dy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( n o n denom tno!'llt on al ) Langs v il le Dex t er Road the Re v Worl e y Ha ey past or Su nday schoo l 10 a m even 1ng wor s ht p 7 30 p m P ra ye r meet tng Tuesday 7 30 p m yo uth g ro up F r1da y 7 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Re v Be n 0 li ard pas to r Roger Turn e r Sun da y a ssts t an t pasto r schoo l 10 a m Sun da y eventn g scrv ce 7 30 Wed nesday Bt b e stu dy 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev Ron Terry pasto r Sun d ay sc hoo l tO a m Mrs Worley F ran cs s up e r ntend en t Mornm g worship 11 a m Sun d ay eventng servtce 7 30 the Sermonette Thls We Say- Thos We Do Matthew 23 14 How can you tell a Chrostoan from anyone else? lt should be easy It ts not We all have a dtl!erent vtew of what a Chrtsttan should be Too often It 1s rehgwn we are lalkmg about, not a Chnsttan The scrobes and phariSees were called down by Je s us because they spoke about rehgwn but dtd not practtce 1t Read Matthew 23 14 We who claun to be ChriShans today must not be like this example We must be the oppostte This we Say - Thts we Do If we speak of ChriSt and hos way of life, we should be wtllmg to live that life We dare not tell others to do as we say, and not as we do Thts would be hypocriSy If we know what Chrtst would have us do, then we should do 1t We all know the Ten Commandments, and I beheve we call accept them a s good rules to hve by We urge our children to learn and obey them The only problem IS we tell them, and then do otherw1se too many times ourselves If we want our children to learn and obey, then we must say and we must do Chtldren learn by seemg We are thetr example If we profess to be Chnstlan we must hve Chrtstlan As we tell about the Ten Comm;mdments we must obey, so they can see It wtll be very hard for some people Just thmk what tt wtll mean ' No cursmg or swearmg, gomg to church and Sunday School every Sunday, honormg our own parents, not hurtmg others, leadmg clean hves phystcally and sexually, not cheating (which ts steahng) , no gosstp, respecting others' nghts, spealung only good or saymg nothmg at all, etc , etc , etc We are on stage All the world IS watchmg, espectally chtldren and youths Are we speakmg ChriShans, or domg Chrtstlans• There ts only one way to be a good Chnshan We must be a Thts we Say'nus we Do Chrtshan - Rev Wm Mtddleswarth , St Paul Lutheran Church Kingsbury News, Notes The Carleton Sunday School had an attendance of 61 wtth an offenng of $47 95 Worshtp servtce followed wtth a former pastor, Rev Clyde Hmton, of Columbus, brtngtng the message A basket dmner was held at noon Afternoon serVIces for the homecommg was well attended woth the speaker bemg Rev Howard Mayne Mtss Sue Wood and Steve Brtckles were marr 1ed Saturday at the Nazarene Church at Pomeroy They wtll make the1r home tn thls communlty Recent VISttors of Mr and Mrs Nev Whtte and Shennan were Mr and Mrs Robert Swearetger of Dayton and Mrs MyrUe White Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold, formerly of here now restdmg at Westerville , announce the btrth of a mne pound baby boy called Robert Morton Thts ts the Arnolds second son Mrs Faye Pratt of Pomeroy spent a few days recently wtth Mrs Qlen Harnson and Mrs Roy Bnckles Sundayvtstlors of Mrs Hazel Arnold were Mr and Mrs Palrtck Wtlhams and famtly of McArthur Mr and Mrs Dana Murray, Tma and Greg, VISited her parents and famtly at San dyvtlle, W Va , recenUy Recent VISttors of Mr and Mrs John Dean and Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean and son, John, were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markms Racme, Mr and Mrs Paul R Paynter, Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Garold Gtlkey , Tommy and Andy, Athens Mrs John Walter Dean and son, John vtstted her grandmothers, Mrs Ada Slack at Syracuse and Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley at Chester CASSETtE TAPES IN BOOK FORM THE LATE GREAT PLANET EARTH "''"'~ BY HAL LINDSEY SATAN BY HAL LINDSEY ' ALSO I ' HAL UNOSJI!¥ lHE LIVING NEW TESTAMEiNTr ~I ' I ~ IN LIVING SOUND ON 'CAsSETTES FROM ''THE LIVING BIBLE" PARAPHRASED MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MILL ST. MfDDlEPORT, 0. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preach ing 9 30 a m f1rst and second Sundays pf ea ch month th1 r d and fourth Sunday s each m onth worsh tp serv1 ce at 7 30 p m Wedn esday e venmg s at 7 JO Pray er and Bible Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry He tgh t s Pomero y P as t or Gtra rd Seton Sa bba th sch ool eve r y Saturda y a t 2 p m a nd wor s ht p se rv tce fol lowmg at 3 IS p m Open B bl e dtSC uSS ton 7 30 p m a t t he c hur c h eac h Th ur sd a y FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - 782 M ulb err y Alf e Pom e r o y atfl! ta t cd w tt h S8 C th e Rev Fr ed H1ll pastor Trov Zwil ling . Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunda y sc hool morn rng wor s h p 9 30 a m 10 10 Su nd a y eva ng e l s it e meet ng 7 30 p m Pr ayer mPe t ng Wed nesd a y 7 ]Q p m n esday 1 30 p m "U M W ftr s t Wednesda y 7 30 p m WESLEYAN (R a clnel S und a y sc ho o l 10 a m wo rsh tp 11 a m B1bl e s tudy 1 hur s da y 7 p m c hotr pr ac t tce Thursday B p m IC' IIoW Shtp s upper ltr s l Wed n es d a y 6 30 p m U M W fourth Mon d ilY II p m GREAT BEND - Worship 11 a m 2nd and oifh Sunday s Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worst11p 10 a m Chur ch sc hool 9 a m B1bl e st udy 7 JO p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - WorShiP 9 JO a m Ch ur ch School 10 30 am M1d w e ek Serv 1ce Wednes day II p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sht p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Chur ch Sc hool 10 am PORTLAND - Wor Ship 7 30 p m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Wors hip 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays Church MIDDLEPORT Sch oo! tO a m MT MORIAH BAPTIST NORTHEAST CLUSTER Corner Fourth and Man Re\1 Robert Meece Middleport Rev Henry Ke y Rev Stanley Srandum J r pastor Sunday Sc h(JOI 9 30 JOPPA - Wor Sh tp 10 a m a m Mrs Er v tn Baumgard Ch ur c h Sc hool 9 a m Pra ye r ner sup t Morntng worsh1p Me et 1ng Wednesday 8 p m 10 45 a m LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch JEHOVAH 5 WITNESSES servte e s 9 a m Sunday La rry Carnahan pres1d ng Sc hool 9 45 a m B ble Study m1n 1ster Sunday B1ble lee every Thursday 7 30 p m lure 9 30 a m Watchtower NORTH BETHEL - Wor study 10 JO a m Tuesday sh tp 11 a m Churc h Sc hoo! 10 B1ble study 7 30 p m Thurs am day mtntSfry SChOOl 7 ]0 ALFRED ~ Sunday s c hool p m se rv1 ce mee tt ng 8 30 9 45 a m each S unday om pr eachmg at 11 am ea ch MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Sunday Prayer meet1ng 7 45 Chn s t 1n Chnshan Unton p m Wednesday WSCS B p m Lawrence Manley pasto r on th1rd Tuesday ea ch month Mrs Russe ll Young Sunday REEDSVILLE - S unday School Supt Sunday School school 9 30 prea c h tng 1 30 9 30 am E venmg worsh rp p m Sunday prayer meetmg 7 30 Wednesday prayer 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 meettng 7 30 p m ftr s t Thursday each month MT MORIAH CHURCH OF SILVER RIDGE - Worship GOD - Ra c1 ne Route 2 th e 10 a m Church School 9 am Rev James M Muncy pastor TUPPERS PLAINS Sunday school 9 45 a m Worsh1p 9 am Church mornrng worsh iP 11 am School 10 a m evenmg worsh 1p 7 JO p m KENO CHURCH OF Prayer meet tng Tuesday 7 30 CHRIST ~ George Freder1 c k p m Young peoples m eetrng sup! Ser v tce weekly 9 30 am 7 30 p m Thur s day on Sunday Preaching f.rsl and MIDDLEPORT FIRST th 1rd Sundays of month b'r' BAPTIST - Corner Stxth and Clifford Sm th 9 JO a m P a l m er th e Re v Stev e HOBSON CHRISTIAN S Kaggs pa s tor Danny UNION - Darrell Doddrtl l Tho m pson Sund a y school s upt pastor Su nday School 9 30 WM P O ra d o p rogram 7 45 a m Leonard Gilmore frrst a m Sun day schoo l 9 15 am elder even tng ser\11ce 7 30 m o r ntng worShip 10 15 am p m Wednesday prayer Yo uth a ct1v 1t 1es and fellows ht p meeting 7 30 p m for 1Un1or and sen tor h1gh MT MORIAH CHURCH OF s t u d,~nts 6 p m B1b le study GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 The 7 JO p m M d wee k p raye r Rev Charles Hand pastor se rv ce Wedne sd ay 7 30 p m Sunday s c hool 9 45 a m morn 1ng worShip 11 am CHURCH OF CHRIST , Evenrng se rvtc ~s Tuesday and M iddleport 5th and Ma 1n Fr•day 7 JO George Glaze m ln lster BEARWALLOW RIDGE J ames Sheets supermtendent CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble B1ble schoo l 9 JO a m Study 9 JO a m mornmg m orntng worshtp 10 30 am ~ worshtp 10 30 a m evenmg evenmg worsh•P 7 30 p m worsh•P 6 30 p m Wednesday prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed B1ble Study 7 30 p m nesdav MT OLIVE CHURCH ~ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l OF THE NAZARENE - Rev 10 am w1th Wtllard P1gott Don Col e pa s tor Floyd supt EvangeliS t ic message Car son Sunday Sc hoo l sup t ea ch Sunday evenmg 1 JO p m Su nday sc hool 9 30 a m by Elder Russell Cl tne m orn tng worsh1P 10 30 a m mrn1ster of the Apostolic Fa tth Sun day 11van ge l s t1c m eet 1ng Btbte Study Wed nesday 7 30 7 30 p m prayer me et1ng pm Wed nesday 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH ~ S unday s chool serv1ce 10 a m Prayer THE UNITED PRES meet1ng Thursday 7 p m BYTERIAN MINISTRY Sunday evening serv ce 7 p m OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow tght ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST L Za v ttz Pastor D1rector Pom e roy Harr sonv li e HARRISONVILLE Road R cK Mornson pa stor Sunday Church School 9 30 Sunday School sup t St even a m Mrs Homer Lee SjJpt Stanl e y Sunday sc hool 9 30 Mornmg Worsh ip 10 30 am am mornmg wors h p and MIDDLEPORT Sunday c ommunton 10 30 am Church School 9 JO a m John Sunday even 1ng youth F Fu ltz SURf Morntng Chr1 Sf1an Endeavor 6 30 p m Worshtp 10 :JO a m worsh p serv ce Sunday 7 30 SYRACUSE Morntng p m We dnec:.day e ve n tng Worsh1p 9 a m Sunday prayer meetrng and B1b le Church School 10 a m Mrs study 7 30 p m Sampson Hall Supt ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH P n e Grove The .. Re v Wtll am Mtddleswarlh RUTLAND CHURCH OF ._ Pa s tor Chur c h Servces 9 30 GOO- Phillip Wh 1ll ey pastor a m Sunday Sc hoo\ 10 30 am Su n day Schoo l 10 am IUC.AOBURY CHURCH OF worsh 1p se r v1ce 7 P m CHRIST B1ble School 9 30 Prayer meetmg Wednesday !I m , morn1ng worsh ip, 10 30 7 30 p m a m Sunday even1ng WorShip Serv 1ce 7 JO p m cho1r practice Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet1ng HAZEL COMMUNITY and B1ble Study Wednesday CHURCH - Near Long Bot 7 30 p m tom Est!! Hl!lrt pastor Roy ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Brown lUSIStant pastor Rev Fr eeland Norr is pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday 1ce 7 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer meeting 7 30 serv B1ble Study 7 p m p m Thursday RACINE FIRST CHURCH MIDDLEPORT PEN THE NAZARENE TECOSTAL - Third Ave the OF Sunday School 9 30 a m Rev Wlll1am Knittel pastor WorShip 10 JO am Ronald Dugan Sunday Schoo l Morn1ng Even 1 ng WorShiP 7 30 p m S upt Classes for all ages Wednesday Mtd Week Serv1ce evening serv1ce 7 30 p m Schoo l Supenntendent Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Sunday Gerald Wel ls Pastor Rev p m youth serv1ces Friday Morns M Wolfe 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST FREEWILL BAPTIST Walter P B1kacsan pastor Corner Ash and Plum M1d Ronn te Salser S S Supt dleport Noel Herrman 9 30 am Pl!IStor Saturday even1ng Sunday School Worship 10 45 am serv1ce , 7 p m Sunday school Mornmg even1ng worsh1p 7 30 10 a m Sunday evenmg pSunday m Wednesday evening Bible worship 7 p m Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasu re pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and jun 1or youth service 6 45 p m evenmg worSh ip 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se MEIGS Wednesday 7 JQ .Q.J:Il COOPERATIVE SILVER RUN FREE PARISH BAPTIST ~ Rev Ralph Dean THE UNITED pastor Sunday School 10 a m METHODIST CHURCH Leon M 1ller supt Eventng Robert T Bumgarner service 7 30 p m Prayer Director meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICkS CHESTER C~URCH OF Rev D Wm Sydenstricker GOD Rev James Sat CHESTER - Worship 9 15 terfield pastor Sunday School 9 30 am worShip service 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m even lng serv 1ce 7 ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a m prayer service and youth a m Church School 10 a m service , Wednesday 7 om FLATWOODS - WorShiP 11 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN a m Church School 10 a m CHURCH - Robert E Musser POMEROY WorshiP pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 10 30 a m Church Schoo l 9 15 am Roy S1gman supt am UMYF 6 30 p m morn1ng worship 10 30, ROCK SPRINGS- Worship Sunday evenrng service 7 30 10 a m Church School '9 a m Mid week service Wednesday UMYF 6 30 p m 7 JO p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner SYRACUSE CHURCH OF HEATH Worship 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev a m Church School '9 30 a m Howard C Black pastor Bob UMYF 7 p m Moore Sunday School Supt RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 Sunday School classes for all a m Church School 10 a m ages 9 30 a m mornmg UMYF 1 p m worship 10 45 NYPS Sunday SALEM CENTER - Wor 6 30 p m evangei1St 1c serv1ce ship 9 am , Church School 10 Sunday 7 JO p m M1d week am UMYF Thursday, 7 p m prayer me4ting Wednesday SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30 p m , M1SS1onary meetmg, Rev Richard E Jarv•s second Wednesday 1 30 p m ASBURY Worship 11 UNITED FAITH NON a m Church School 9 50 a m DENOMINATIONAL Rev WSCS 1st Tuesday Robert Sm 1th, pastor Sunday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 schoo l 9 30 a m class leader a m Church School 10 a m Leo worShip serv1ce WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 10 30 Hill ~ m , church 1 30 D m pm EDEN UNITED i -RETH MINERSVILLE - Worship RENIN CHRIST - Elden R 10 a m Church School 9 a m Blake pastor Sunday Schoo~ wscs 3rd Monday 7 30 p m 10 a m Howard McCoy SYRACUSE Church supt Morntnljl sermon 1 l a School 9 30 a m worsh lp m Sunday n1gh t serv 1ces servl~ 7 30 p m Chrrst1an Endeaver 7 30 p SOUTHERN CLUSTER m Song service B p m Rev Steven W1lson Preaching 8 30 p m M1d Rev Larry Poling week Prayer meetmg Wed Rev Howard Sh1veley nesday 7 p m Ray Adams , BETHANY (Dorcas) Worship, 9 30 a m Church lav leader School 10 30 a m CHURCH OF JESUS CARMEL WorSh iP 11 CHRIST - Located at Rutland a m 1st and Jrd Sundays on New Ltma Road next to Church Schoo l 10 a m Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser APPLE GROVE - Sunday Sunda y School supf Sunday SChOOl 9 30 am worSh ip school 10 30 am worship first and third Sunday 7 JO 7 30 p m B•ble study Wed p m prayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday nesday 1 JO p m Fellowship night prayer service 7 30 p m s upper f1rst Saturday 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE U M W second Tuesday 7 JO CHRISTIAN - Rog e r Watson pm pastor Ray Whaley supt Morn1ng worsh tp 9 30 am EAST LETART Sunday church school 10 JO a m young peoples -meeting 6 30 school 9 JO am worsh1p second and fourth Sunday 7 30 P m evening worship 7 30 p m pruyer mee1t11g Wed p m B1ble study , Wednesday . 7- The Datly Sentme l, Moddleport -Pomeroy, 0 'Frtday, Oct Television Log 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST ~ Rev Cec 11 Cox. pa s tor Su nday Sc hool supt , J o e Sa yr e Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m Sunday ev en1ng wor sh1p 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Bt ble s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLA_IN! CHRISTIAN CHURCH E ug en e Underwood pastor Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunda y Sc hool 9 JO a m Morn tnQ Sermon 10 30 fl m Sunday evenmg servtce 7 p m LE;TART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norri s pastor Floyd Norr ts s upt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornmg s ermon 10 30 a m Prayer serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G ' P Sm rth pastor Sunday School 10 a m Arthur Henson Sup t Mornmg Worship 11 a m Young P'eop te s serv1 c e 7 p m Even tng se rv1 ce 7 JO p m Wedne s day Mtd We e k Prayer S e~v1 c e 7 30 p m Youth m e etmg 6 30 p m Evenmg worsh 1p 7 JO p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor Wor sh1p ser v 1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m R tcha r d Barton supt Prayer m ee t1ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl1 fford Smith mtn tSfer Sunday School 9 30 a m mornmg church 10 30 am Sunday even111g serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv iCe 8 Rcthing To fear 6 OO 6 ' ;o 4 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 30 P m - The Champions (C) All Star Wrestltng' Cowtown Rodeo 9 30 P m - Operafton Gangbuster Burke s Law" starrtng Gene Barry SATURDAY, OCTOBEII26, 1974 6 30 - Ky Afie ld 13 Treehouse Club 10 7 00- Fun for Everyone 6 Tree-house Club 8 In Touch 13 Man from COS I 10 7 30 - Sesame St 20 Os monds 13 Farm Front -4 Jabberwocky 3 Eddte Saunders 6 Abbott & Coste llo 8 Btg Blue Marble 10 8 00 - Popeye 10 Huck and Yogt 6 Addams Famtly 3 4 15 Yogr's Gang 13 Speed Buggy 8 8 30- Mtster Rogers 20 Wheelte and Chopper Bunch 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo 8 9 00 - Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Sesame St 20 Hong Hong Phooey 6 13 Jeannte a 10 9 30 - Run Joe, Run 3 4 15 Glll•gan 6 13 Partrtdge Famtly 8 10 10 00 - Elec Co 20 Land of the Lost3, 4,15 Devltn 6 13 Valle:y of the Dmosaurs 8 10 10 30 - Zoom 20 Stg mund 3 4 15 Korg 6 13, Shazam 8 10 11 00 - Sesame Sf 20 Ptnk Panther 3 4, 15 Super Friends 6, 13 Globetrotters 8 10 11 30 - StarTrek3 15 Hudson Brothers& 10 12 00- Elec Co 20 Jetsons 3 4 15 These are the Days 6 13 U 5 of Archoe 8 10 12 30 - Go 4 15 Amerrcan Bandstand 6 13 Jack Lengyel Football 3 What' s ThiS Elect•on all About• 8 10 1 3Q-Children s ftlm Festtval10 Viewpomt8 , Tratn 3 World of Sur\llval 4 TBA 15 1 30- College Football Prev•ew 6 13 NFL Football< College Footba ll 8 1 45 - College Football 6 13 2 00 - NFL Football 3 TBA IS Pn.,.vP 10 Poiltocal Talk 4 2 05-11 Takes a Thief 4 2 30- Thrll lseekers 3 Mo\lie Jack and the Witch' ' 10 3 00- Green Acres 3 Man From UN C L E -4 TBA 15 3 30- Wagon Tram 3 -4 00 - Wrestling 8 A mer tea 33 Jack 0 Lantern 4, Wrestltng 8 Movte Naked Jungle" 10 -4 30 - Sewmg Skrlls- Tailoring 33 World Around Us 4 5 00 - A Bit Wllh Knit 33 , Bonanza 3 Wode World ot Sports 6 13 What's My Lme 8 TBA 15 5 30-LetsGrowAGarden33 News8,SpnngStreet15 6 00 - News 3, 4, 10 Look at the Book 15 Lawrence Welk 8, Voila Allegre 33 6 30 - News 3, 4 15, News 6 CBS News 10 Lilias, Yoga and You 33 Newsmaker 13 , 7 00 - Hee Haw 6 8 Catch 33 33, Lawrence Welk 4 15 Treasure Hunt 3 $25 000 Pyramtd 10 7 30 - Jeopardy 3, An1mal World 10 Bobby Goldsboro 13 , Mysteries of the Deep 3, 4, 15 Movte " Hang em Htgh' 6, 13 8 00 - All 1ri the Fam1iy B, 10, Book Beat 33 8 20 - Movie Parent Trap" 3, 4 15 8 30- Friends and Lovers a, 10, Marshall15 33 9 00- Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Hallowl'!'en today means choldren flocking from door to door to • en1oy the bounty of neoghborloness But tn the Dark Ages thos mght was DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - Charles Ru s se ll Sr mm 1ster Norman C Wil l supt Sunday s c hool 9 30 a m worsh1p serv tce 10 30 a m Btble s t udy Tue sd ay 7 30 p m RE.ORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portla n d Racine Ro a d Wlt1 1am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Schoo f Director Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mornmg worship 10 30 am Sunday evening serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday even 1ng orayer serv1ces 7 JO p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R ev Earl Shule r pa s tor Wo r sh1 p se rv 1ce 9 30 a m Sund a v s choo l 10 30 a m Sun d a y even tng serv 1ces 7 JO p m B bl e st udy a nd pray e r servt ce Thur s day 7 30 p m K 1ngsbury Road Sunda y School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl supt Worship serv1ce 10 30 am and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev J ay St les pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH ~ Mrs Wo r ley F.-an c 1s Sunday sc hool s up! Sunday school 10 am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne B1ble Sc hool 9 30 am preach tng 10 45 am Even 1ng serv tc es 73Clpm HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Nev il le pa s tor S unday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morntng serv tce 10 30 a m youth servtce 6 45 p m E vang e l1st c service 7 30 p m Pr a yer meet1ng Thursday 7 30 p m I. I 1 ~owll~ejs ~~ ~~ = ~~wsfh 1 V~eoVtslonarles33 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev Flo yd F Sho o k pa s to r L loy d Wrtght Sund a y sc hool su pt Sunday school 9 J O a m morn1ng wors htp 10 30 a m e venmg wors h p 7 30 p m Wednesday Ch rts ttan Youth Cru s a de 6 30 p m Ch o tr praclt ce Th ur sd a y 7 p m regarded woth dread and apprehensoon Warmth, frtendshop ktndness, generostty tnsptred by our reltgtous laoth have replaced superstotoon Beltevtng tn the Love of God man has nothtng to fear Your chtldren woll remember lor years the fun of Hallowe'en Are you maktng sure they are learntng the fundamental sptrttual truths that have turned yesterday's lear tnto Ieday's latth? Once a year we celebrate the death of superstttoon Every Sunday we celebrate the btrth of Beloevtng COP'f'r ght 19H Ke $1er Advert' ng Se n. ce Inc 51 .lsbu rs V '8 n a Su p1u re~ Selec ted l!y Th e Ame r ca 1 B ble Society Woth the hope ot will. tn some measure, foster and help sustaon that whoch osgood on famoly and communoty lofe, thos feature tS sponsored by the busoness forms and organozatoons whose names appear below WIN AT BRIDGE MEIGS TI~E CENTER 700 E Matn Dlal992 2101 Bakers of Goo d Bread Huntmgton W Va Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET Rae me •s •, NORTHID) Mtnor Reparrs & Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992 2366 Middleport ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ractne Ph 949 9591 Middleport MARK V STORE Middleport Oh10 GAULS MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Chester, Ohio 992 We Fill All Doctors Prescrtptlons Pomeroy ~55 Metgs Cou nt y Branch DUOLEY'S THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296W Second Pomeroy Ph. 992 3863 TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court Sf Gall •polls 0 THE DAILY SENTINEL P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To the Interest Nattonwlde Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy Dtal992 2318 Of The Metgs Mason Area . • WAID CROSS SONS STORE Groceries & General Merchandise Racme Ph 949 5772 BEN FRANKLIN STORE The finest tn Mobtle Homes Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 ' . Syracus~ ·, RIDENOUR SUPPLY Meats and Grocenes Ph 992 3986 0 . F- urnttureand Hardware Homeltfe Saws Ph 985 3308 Chester NEW YORK lll.OTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • Ker m ' s Korner Kerm tt Walton Pomeroy Church and Offtce Supplies G1f1 s Middleport 99MIIISI -~ . ' 12 1 2 2 4 5 Nor&h 1., 3. Pa ss 1. 2. Easl Soulh Pass Pass 3NT iGEFUD tJ ITESKABI I I ICLETOH! KJ t !J K] AREYOURMDY 10ADMIT1HAT YOU AREN'T A UINX? WELl. 1'rOULL HAVE 10 l'ritUIIIIGIIISWIIItn U to form the IUrpriiHI Ullwer, u IUHHled by the abo¥0 Oortool\. I[IIIIIII) Yellerd.)''• I J-mbl"'' MAUVE DADDY HANDED AIRWAY Aa•wer1 Yo::.:J:,h/"1111 mlo tlwrat.ent "'' lg-ADAYDREAM ~IIJ':> 15 A f31u_. THA-T "'IU'VI; f>J..PieAD'-1 PAl D t . • ALLEY OOP ;!Vest Norlh Eaol Soulb "" 1., Pass 24 6+ Pass Pass Pass 25 ' 3.2' You, South, hold .A K 8 ~ "K 2 +Q 54 2• s• ? .A Q 54 What do you do now? A-Bid six hearts Your partner il showing the ace or dla monds ond willing .... for you lo bid ~ven If your parliH!r Is very - - AN' THEN SAIRY SAYS TO ME - UH~ - IT'S I=IXtN' TO POUR DOWN RAIN, LOWEEZ'I-- I BETTER GIT ON BAC'K HOME DADBURN FAIR - WEP.THER t=RIENO II eonse"atfve you might try the j'hnd .Jam but we would be satisfied wUh the sure shr.: • • TODAY S QUESTION • Instead of btddmg three hearts ypur partner has JUmped to four t)earts over your two spades What do you do now? • • • • '·' I 35 36 fleece QKMI UQ QR V U G l, YSVI RG FSBW KJJUBQIJ DI K ORQ QR KOZ XYUOBUXKV QR ROI DI QRR QWUON QIYIOBI Yesterday's Cryptoquote TRUE ELOQUENCE CONSISTS IN SAYING ALL THAT IS PROPER AND NOTHING MORE LA ROCHEFOUCAULD CO 1174 Klnr Featu'" 8Jndleate, lne ) (A..we" l••orTGw) H,APPI~t;SS TAKE ME OUT A FtW MORE TIMES llEFO<E I aJNCEOE 7l\1Ar MUCH I ,.--._-- restdence 2f Blend CRYPTOQUOTES OFTeN 1~. No.,..,...... the elr<led !ellen ~]~~!!~~~~~] L WHAI GHO!{E LEAVe WOP.PAMATT!It :t Bl.fl"I$11 LLCAN'T 33 One letter olmply stands for another In thiS sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apoatrophes, the length and formation of the "ords are all hints Each day the code letters are dllferent WE 6f)I THS CULPR':Ir IT~ liDJ! CON MA~ PAL SHAD 1'051~6 AS OIRK VAN PUYEil llELIEVE wE IMDE A 150 MILE ROUND "!RIP WITHOUT INCIDENT. 32 2?. Ptth 23 Royal That All - Is•" Frog genus Chtcht GratUity Poorest how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW l1 CAP!'AIN EASY most brtdge players, 1t pays to have a httle btl of luck to go woth your overboddmg South s three notrump call was realll:' opttmtsttc There JUSt wasn t any sutt avatlable to brmg m moe tncks In any event he btd tt and West opened the three of spades yWINNIE WINKLE East rose w1lh the ace and led the smt back West won IT .VAe A llr:W&Ifl<l't!L woth the JaCk and led a thtrd EVEN I N~ILLY I spade whtch South took WANT rulHANK It was obvoous to South that )()U FOR IT. East held the kmg of hearts and that an attack m that sutt would leave South down one . before he ever got around to takmg tqcks So he dectded , to play h1s ace of clubs to see what would happen The queen dropped and South's overbtd was ready to pay off. He leq a club to dummy's ,Jack and cashed the ace and oktng of dtamonds Then he ran the rest of the clubs, stop· Ptn!! tn hts own hand AAE YOO 5!JRGi , Ftnally he threw East m mJ ~~~ANr w Rl.\'1 wtth a spade East cashed THI5AD IN l wo spade trtcks and then THS 11 LONDOPJ had to lead away from his TIM~ " ~ktng of hearts up to dummy's ( 2 wds) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Herc"s ~------~------~ By Oswald & James Jacoby If you want to overbod as do E?ass Pass P.ass Attend the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph 992 3~98 SADIE'S MARKET 11 28 Is DOWN 1 Squash 2S " The btddmg has been ' llOOE Main 11 30 - Bob Newhart 8 10 Deep South. Mountain Scene 33 00 - Nakla 6, 13 , Carol Burnette 10, Btoorachv 33 3G-Barenbolm on Bethoven 33 • 00 - News -4, 6 8, 10, 13 , Janakl 33 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 15 - New 13 Midnight Spec1al IS, M<Jvie, ' Battle ot the Worlds • 6 30 - Movie Ballad Qf JoSie" 3, Movie Curse of the Werewolf" -4, Movie, "R'obbery' B Woody Hayes Show 10 Movte, "Godzllla' King of the Monsters • 13 00 - Movie, Brothers Karamazov' 10 00 - Movie ' Brides of Dracula" 4, Speakeasy 6, Movie "Godzilla s Revenge' 13 00- Movie, 'Tonight We Sing" 10 30-Movie, BloodoftheVamplre' 4 News 13 00 - Movie, ' Munster Go Home' 4 Movie, Outlaws Daughter' 10 30 - M<Jvle, Ghost and Mr Chicken" 4 t9 Moldtng 21 Evtdenttal c:: ;,z:a;J :~ .~au:z :1 The Fnendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. 9 10 10 11 ~lg~Jill;-14.J ~::::!!:! face-queen POWELL'S SUPER VALU 0 When he got home from work she ran to him crymg and said I'd spanked her for no reason at all He groped me out about tt before he asked for my stde After 1t was too late, he fmally found out the real story He satd he was sorry, but I know thts wtll happen agaln, as he doesn't try to disctphne hts daughter She gets whatever she wants from him, and brags about 1t to me How do stepmothers cope • Could you ask some of your readers who have been through tt to gtve me some pointers? GOING WILD DEAR GW stepmothers cope best when thetr mates back them up, or rather, when BOTH agree on dtsctptine You three should have a Opemng lead - 3 • Pt> 992 2550 Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 Louts W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E Main +++ DEAR HELEN Every tune I threaten to purush my stepdaughter (who needs 1 tt ), she says she's gomg to tell her father on me I fmally called her bluff Netther vu lnerable ' Pass Pass BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT Thtrd questton You won't, for sure, But if he starts mvtting you on weekend excursiOns, perhaps your pardon has brought about his reform If not, thmk twtce about the pardon -H J643 .AK92 . ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 337 N 2nd Second questton There's no explanung some people's urge to hoard damrung evtdence (As the country learned thts swnmer) Yesterday' s Answer +++ '' .Q+ Wesl Butck Ponftac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Maon 51 Ph 992 2174 The two that hurt me most were the names of my stster, and a woman he took out while I was pregnant Both had three stars I asked hun about tt, and he satd he'd done this to "get even Wlth me'' tf I ever asked for a divorce Up until then, I hadn ' t thought of such a thmg, but now 1 nught, even though r love him even though he swears I'm his only four-<>tar love, and the others were JUSt lies he's made up He apologtzed and >ond tt was a joke and he 'd destroy the notebook But today I found 1! m hiS fishing creel He goes fislung almost every weekend, when he tsn't out hunting, shooting, gol!tng, or somethtng (Or does he??') Should I beheve 1t was JUSt a JOke? If not, how can you explato a man who would keep mcriminating eVIdence about himself? And how wtll I know he tsn ' t addmg new names• SCARED DEAR SCARED Answer to first question No' If thiS IS "Just a JOke," your husband gets four s!'Brs for stuptdtty 1 Only a fool would wrtte down mcrurunatmg "lies" that could be used agamst him m divorce achon Oct 28, 1974 A nse '" pos tt1on and s tatu s where your c areer 15 con cemed IS very likely th 1s year You w111 realize as well all 1he S1de benel1ts that go along Wllh thiS ~"'*"td + Mtddleport Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS Four Stars for ~lUpi(IJty DEAR HELEN I came across a httle notebook m my husband 's drawer as I was housecleanmg In tt he had listed every gtrl he has taken to bed, before and after our marnage, after each name were stars, whtch I guess were ratings Also dates and places and addresses .,J M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX By Helen Bottel I I LEO (Jutr 23-Aug 221 Don 1 than tl w1tt tomorrow Act ac be too surpnsed when some cordtngly one who owes you an old AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb Obhgatton you Ve wntte n off 1 D) You should come off well wants to make amends and m tiusrness or commerctat rect1ly the matler dea tmgs you have today Be VIRGO (Aug 23 · Sept 221 sure to bargam from your fwo heads are often better strength than one If you have an ImporFor Saturdar, Oct 26, 1974 PISCES (Fitb 20·Morch 20) tan t dec 1S10n to make today Someone you know w111 try to ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) talk •I o ver m deta11 w1th your tout you oft someth1ng be Follow your hunches regard1ng mate or partner cause tl wasn I lucky for them the manner 1n wh1ch you fee t a LIBRA (Sopt 23-0ct 231 That doesn I mean 11 won 1 be domestic matter should be You re up to any difficult task lucky for you handled Your tns1ghts a re ac that laces you tOday Don t c urate spend a lot of lime worryrng TAURUS (April 20·Moy 201 about tl Just roll up your You re lucky 11 you deal w1th sleeves and JUmp tn older persons or people who SCORPIO (Oct 24-Noy 221 possess a sober and practtcal Make tt a potnt lo make your ~ ou tlook rather than w1th thos e by THOMAS JOSEPH presence leU tf you re mrxrng ol a lllghty nalure s oc•ally w•th Influential people GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) The lmpresston you make w11t ACRUSS 2 Pam S omethmg tha t you wtll do to be of value later 1 School 3 Rare breed day w111 make a fa\lorable and SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 · subj 1ast1ng 1mpress1on upon your of football Oec 21) A good day 10 repay Circle of Influence It Will a dd 5 Weaken player relatiVes With a dinner tnvrta luster to your reputatton 8 Israeli 11on at your house It will tum 12 wds 1 CANCER (June 21-Jutr 22) out rather pleasantly rf done port f Btddy Erase any self doubts you may thrs even1ng 9 Bluenoses 5 Strmged have aboul a certam s •tuat1on CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon 13 Leg part bemg loa brg for you to handle mstrwnent 19} II w111 be easter for you to to day You II do better than 14 Tax get your mate. or partner to 6 Kmghtly vou ant1c1pate agree w1th your 1deas today 15 In the know gear 16 Blackbtrd 7 Baby (var) family conference that defines rules, limits, pnvtleges and seal concern - and not just from the adult stde Let your daughter 17 Babyloman 10 Baseball sun god express her feelings, too - whtch mcludes atrmg possible treat jealoustes, yours and hers . . . . .1 H 18 Romeo (2 wds 1 20 Prlckly II Inlet P S Comments, you stepparents out there ? seed coat 12 Stalwart %1 Stre, 16 Affirm DEAR HELEN father I mourn for the good old days when tt was okay to be shocked Ten years ago, I felt sorry for homosexuals, and hated those 22 Kmd of eye or hand stuptd Jokes about them But today 1 wish they'd stop yam. 23- Noster mermg While others talk about "biSexual chlc" and unply that If 2f Passtonate you don't try tt, you aren't wtth tt, I feel a little tll, and pretend 25 English I'm unshockable About the best I can do ts laugh these veiled poet advances off wtth, "Look, I'm a closet heterosexual 26 Sentiment· I'm stck to death of sex talk at cocktall parttes, and foural letter words, and everyone trying to outdo the other m "ex- 27 Celtic god periences" (or braggmg about them) But if I say anythmg, I'll 28 Savor be labeled as a prude What's a fed-up woman to do? -B D 29 Fruit drink DEAR B 30 Hasten Say something 1I think you'll fmd a lot of followers Including 31 Macaw me' - H 3f Laminated 38 Jewtsh month ,_J 37 Complete Unscramble these four Jumbles, 38 Inclination one leUer lo each square, to 39Sty form four ordmary words 40 Mule talk ., AQ642 t AK7 .J763 WEST EAST • J G3 .AQI072 ., K to a .,9875 Q10982 t5 .10854 SOUTH • K954 INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Store with A Heart Phone 949 33-42 Dial 992 3284 Overbidders need more luck HEINERS BAKERY Helen Help Us. • • FRIDAY,OCTOBER2S, 1974 1 ) l l 'd':l:'i<~ $t':~ ~:>J>.'t<:,1:1>11~~1>:11Rj~;!I>Jtnl%0kWl<:i!ll>'"ll!"~'~'ll!'e:c~wt~:~:~·ll!·to,~~"'··e:cuw.a-, 13-:d~~~~n4 ·c15 Ne1ws8 10 SesameStr eet20 ABC News6, 30 N ounse eng Techntques 33 Pyle 1 ~C News 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Bewitched 6 Gomer lO Wild K•ngdom 13 I Sp~ 15 Elec Co 20 Reportge o~l Dollar6 6 Truth or Consequences 3 4 WCHS mmy ean 13 7 30 81 1\\asque~~~:Pas~c~\lt on dt~e CNews 33 Porter Wagoner 3 8 ~ou\!Jy 8, Treasure Hun~~o' To ~~f~~/Tr~Bf ~oes To The of the ~~~~n8gtlo0n ~.e_v•,ew,2HO 33 Sanforct & Son 3 4, 15 Planet rviUV e atarl ' 6 13 : t ::::Wall Street Week 20 33 Choco and the Man 3 4 15 0Th MaOnsterptece Theater 20 Rockford Files 3 4, 15 Mov1e ey ly K1ll Therr Masters 8, Movie ' Pe tulta • 10 E ventng at Symphony 33 PoliceWoman3 4, 15 •o s eek 20 Day at Nrght 33 11 0 3~- News 3 4 6, 8 10 13 15 Avtatron Weather 20 ABC News 11 oss1ble 6 Untouchables 13 Johnny Carson ~ssjon klmp • 't an 1 33 Mov1e Valley of the Dolls 8 Movte Dracu a vs Frankenstetn 10 1 ~ g~ - ~~~ Kirhshn5er s Rock Concert 6 W1de World Spec1al 13 )pec ral 3 4 Take Five For Ltfe 15 , Mov 1e C-rae k tnn•ght T e World 10 2 00 - News 13 2 30 - Movte A Man Called Adam 4 4 00 - Movre The Hel lbenders 4 5 30 - Mov1e Mad Monster Party 4 7 om FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp Pl\Sfor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Sunday evening worShtp 7 30 Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernes t Deeter class leader Youth meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHR 1ST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt 1 worSh iP serv1ce 10 45 a m evenmg worsh p a lt ernating Wtth C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coo lville R D Rev Roy Qeeter, pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh 1p service 10 ~0 am B1b le study and prayer serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Kasler pastor V H Braley Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 am worshtp s e rv 1ce and com munton 10 30 am youth meetmg 6 p m Sunday even .ng serviCe 7 regula r board meeting lh~rd Saturday 7pm RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am WorshiP serv 1ce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght worship 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Grimm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning wors.h1p 10 30 a m Young peoples serv 1ce 6 45 p m EvangeliStic serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg sent1ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto pastor Sunday ..$chool 9 30 evenmo worsh 1p, 7 30 Thursday even ing prayer serv1ce, 7 30 p m MASO!' FIRST BAPT'lST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 am' , worship service 11 am training un 1on 6 30 p m evening worsh1p s.erv1 ce 7 30 p m M1d week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 4B7 Miller St Mason W va Sunday Bible Study 10 am Worsh ip 11 a m and 7 p m B1ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mUSIC FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worsh1p ser\11ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON ASSEMBLY 0!(_ GOO - Second St Mason W Va Chester Tennant, pastor Sunday School 10 a m morning worship 11 a m evangelistiC serv1ce 7 30 p m B1ble study and prayer service , Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 77] 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST ut Chnshan Un!on The Rev WilHam Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 6 m James Hughes supt even1ng service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv1ce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Let,.rt W Va ~ R:t 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30' e m Prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv1ce Tuesday 10 a m Worship Service Thursday 7 30 p m 25 1974 ' I �0 F11day, Oct 25, 1974 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Re v W H P ern n p as tor Roy M ayer Sund ay school sup t C hu rc h sc h ool q 15 a m wor Shi P se r v tce 10 24 a m Yo uth ch o tr rehearsa l Mon da y 3 30 p m un d e r dtre c t on of Ma ry Sk tn ner sen or c ho tr reh ear sa l 7 30 p m Th urs d ay Wtlh Mrs Paul Nea se dt rec tor POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co r n er Union a nd Mu lber r y R ev Cl yde v H en de r son pa stor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m Glen M c Clung supt m o rn tng w orshtp 10 30 am eventn g 7 30 mt d we ek. se r Vt c e Wedn e sday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - T he Rev Haro ld De eth rec to r Chur :: h serv tces 10 30 am Holy com mu nto n f tr st Sun da y of m onth c h u r c h sch oo l 10 30 a m for n urs er v throuqh 12 serv tce POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Ferrel l Gro n m ger pa stor Btb le school 9 30 a m worsh tp 10 30 a m a du ll worshtp se rvt ce and yo un g peoples mee tmg 7 JO p m Combmed B ble study an d prayer meet mg W ed n('s d a y 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtn tng off tcer '" charge Su nday 10 a m Holmess meetm g 10 30 am Sunday Sc hool Yo un g P eo p e s legion 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p m Lad es H om P LP. at~u e 7 p m Pr e p cl a ss es ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Co rn er of Sycamor e and Second Sis Pomer o y Th e Re '¥ Wdlta m M d d leswa r th Pa s tor Sun d ay Sc hoo l a t 9 .45 a m and Ch ur c h Servtces 11 a m •' SACRED HEART - Rev F a t he r Joh n Nadzam pastor Pho n e 992 2B 25 Saturda y e ven tng Ma ss 7 JO p m Sunday Mass II and 10 a m Co nf ess tons Sa tur ~ ay 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Ro bert Ku hn pastor Wt llta m Wat son Sun day sc hoo l su pt S undt~ y sc hool 9 JO a m BY F 6 p m Bt ble s tud y We dn esday 7 p m ~ c ho1 r pra ct1 ce Wed nesday .._B 30 p m POMEROY WE3LEYAN HOLINE S S CHUR:CH Harr so n v tlt e Rev 0 Dell Manl ey P asto r He nry E bl n Sunday Sc hoo l Su p! Sund a¥ Sc hoo l 9 30 am Even 1n g wors h tp 7 30 p m Pra yer an d Pr ase se r v ce Th ursday 7 30 om SYRA C U S E FIRST ~ HUR C H OF GOO Re v Georg e 0 lcr pil s tor Sun day schoo l 9 J S a m mor n tnQ prea c h ng 11 i\ nl eva q eltST c se rv C(' 7 JO P rl"l Prl yl r ~ "' nq l t ur \ o:iilf ' ll ~ l POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR 1ST 200 W Ma n Sl - Lor e n T Ste phens e vang e ltSI p ho n e 99 2 7 B56 C on se r va t 1ve no n tns tr um enta l Sunday wor sh tp 10 a m B1b le s tudy l1 a m wor s~ p 6 p m Wednesd a y Btb le stu dy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( n o n denom tno!'llt on al ) Langs v il le Dex t er Road the Re v Worl e y Ha ey past or Su nday schoo l 10 a m even 1ng wor s ht p 7 30 p m P ra ye r meet tng Tuesday 7 30 p m yo uth g ro up F r1da y 7 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Re v Be n 0 li ard pas to r Roger Turn e r Sun da y a ssts t an t pasto r schoo l 10 a m Sun da y eventn g scrv ce 7 30 Wed nesday Bt b e stu dy 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev Ron Terry pasto r Sun d ay sc hoo l tO a m Mrs Worley F ran cs s up e r ntend en t Mornm g worship 11 a m Sun d ay eventng servtce 7 30 the Sermonette Thls We Say- Thos We Do Matthew 23 14 How can you tell a Chrostoan from anyone else? lt should be easy It ts not We all have a dtl!erent vtew of what a Chrtsttan should be Too often It 1s rehgwn we are lalkmg about, not a Chnsttan The scrobes and phariSees were called down by Je s us because they spoke about rehgwn but dtd not practtce 1t Read Matthew 23 14 We who claun to be ChriShans today must not be like this example We must be the oppostte This we Say - Thts we Do If we speak of ChriSt and hos way of life, we should be wtllmg to live that life We dare not tell others to do as we say, and not as we do Thts would be hypocriSy If we know what Chrtst would have us do, then we should do 1t We all know the Ten Commandments, and I beheve we call accept them a s good rules to hve by We urge our children to learn and obey them The only problem IS we tell them, and then do otherw1se too many times ourselves If we want our children to learn and obey, then we must say and we must do Chtldren learn by seemg We are thetr example If we profess to be Chnstlan we must hve Chrtstlan As we tell about the Ten Comm;mdments we must obey, so they can see It wtll be very hard for some people Just thmk what tt wtll mean ' No cursmg or swearmg, gomg to church and Sunday School every Sunday, honormg our own parents, not hurtmg others, leadmg clean hves phystcally and sexually, not cheating (which ts steahng) , no gosstp, respecting others' nghts, spealung only good or saymg nothmg at all, etc , etc , etc We are on stage All the world IS watchmg, espectally chtldren and youths Are we speakmg ChriShans, or domg Chrtstlans• There ts only one way to be a good Chnshan We must be a Thts we Say'nus we Do Chrtshan - Rev Wm Mtddleswarth , St Paul Lutheran Church Kingsbury News, Notes The Carleton Sunday School had an attendance of 61 wtth an offenng of $47 95 Worshtp servtce followed wtth a former pastor, Rev Clyde Hmton, of Columbus, brtngtng the message A basket dmner was held at noon Afternoon serVIces for the homecommg was well attended woth the speaker bemg Rev Howard Mayne Mtss Sue Wood and Steve Brtckles were marr 1ed Saturday at the Nazarene Church at Pomeroy They wtll make the1r home tn thls communlty Recent VISttors of Mr and Mrs Nev Whtte and Shennan were Mr and Mrs Robert Swearetger of Dayton and Mrs MyrUe White Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold, formerly of here now restdmg at Westerville , announce the btrth of a mne pound baby boy called Robert Morton Thts ts the Arnolds second son Mrs Faye Pratt of Pomeroy spent a few days recently wtth Mrs Qlen Harnson and Mrs Roy Bnckles Sundayvtstlors of Mrs Hazel Arnold were Mr and Mrs Palrtck Wtlhams and famtly of McArthur Mr and Mrs Dana Murray, Tma and Greg, VISited her parents and famtly at San dyvtlle, W Va , recenUy Recent VISttors of Mr and Mrs John Dean and Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean and son, John, were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Markms Racme, Mr and Mrs Paul R Paynter, Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Garold Gtlkey , Tommy and Andy, Athens Mrs John Walter Dean and son, John vtstted her grandmothers, Mrs Ada Slack at Syracuse and Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley at Chester CASSETtE TAPES IN BOOK FORM THE LATE GREAT PLANET EARTH "''"'~ BY HAL LINDSEY SATAN BY HAL LINDSEY ' ALSO I ' HAL UNOSJI!¥ lHE LIVING NEW TESTAMEiNTr ~I ' I ~ IN LIVING SOUND ON 'CAsSETTES FROM ''THE LIVING BIBLE" PARAPHRASED MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MILL ST. MfDDlEPORT, 0. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preach ing 9 30 a m f1rst and second Sundays pf ea ch month th1 r d and fourth Sunday s each m onth worsh tp serv1 ce at 7 30 p m Wedn esday e venmg s at 7 JO Pray er and Bible Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry He tgh t s Pomero y P as t or Gtra rd Seton Sa bba th sch ool eve r y Saturda y a t 2 p m a nd wor s ht p se rv tce fol lowmg at 3 IS p m Open B bl e dtSC uSS ton 7 30 p m a t t he c hur c h eac h Th ur sd a y FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - 782 M ulb err y Alf e Pom e r o y atfl! ta t cd w tt h S8 C th e Rev Fr ed H1ll pastor Trov Zwil ling . Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunda y sc hool morn rng wor s h p 9 30 a m 10 10 Su nd a y eva ng e l s it e meet ng 7 30 p m Pr ayer mPe t ng Wed nesd a y 7 ]Q p m n esday 1 30 p m "U M W ftr s t Wednesda y 7 30 p m WESLEYAN (R a clnel S und a y sc ho o l 10 a m wo rsh tp 11 a m B1bl e s tudy 1 hur s da y 7 p m c hotr pr ac t tce Thursday B p m IC' IIoW Shtp s upper ltr s l Wed n es d a y 6 30 p m U M W fourth Mon d ilY II p m GREAT BEND - Worship 11 a m 2nd and oifh Sunday s Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worst11p 10 a m Chur ch sc hool 9 a m B1bl e st udy 7 JO p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - WorShiP 9 JO a m Ch ur ch School 10 30 am M1d w e ek Serv 1ce Wednes day II p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sht p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Chur ch Sc hool 10 am PORTLAND - Wor Ship 7 30 p m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Wors hip 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays Church MIDDLEPORT Sch oo! tO a m MT MORIAH BAPTIST NORTHEAST CLUSTER Corner Fourth and Man Re\1 Robert Meece Middleport Rev Henry Ke y Rev Stanley Srandum J r pastor Sunday Sc h(JOI 9 30 JOPPA - Wor Sh tp 10 a m a m Mrs Er v tn Baumgard Ch ur c h Sc hool 9 a m Pra ye r ner sup t Morntng worsh1p Me et 1ng Wednesday 8 p m 10 45 a m LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch JEHOVAH 5 WITNESSES servte e s 9 a m Sunday La rry Carnahan pres1d ng Sc hool 9 45 a m B ble Study m1n 1ster Sunday B1ble lee every Thursday 7 30 p m lure 9 30 a m Watchtower NORTH BETHEL - Wor study 10 JO a m Tuesday sh tp 11 a m Churc h Sc hoo! 10 B1ble study 7 30 p m Thurs am day mtntSfry SChOOl 7 ]0 ALFRED ~ Sunday s c hool p m se rv1 ce mee tt ng 8 30 9 45 a m each S unday om pr eachmg at 11 am ea ch MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Sunday Prayer meet1ng 7 45 Chn s t 1n Chnshan Unton p m Wednesday WSCS B p m Lawrence Manley pasto r on th1rd Tuesday ea ch month Mrs Russe ll Young Sunday REEDSVILLE - S unday School Supt Sunday School school 9 30 prea c h tng 1 30 9 30 am E venmg worsh rp p m Sunday prayer meetmg 7 30 Wednesday prayer 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 meettng 7 30 p m ftr s t Thursday each month MT MORIAH CHURCH OF SILVER RIDGE - Worship GOD - Ra c1 ne Route 2 th e 10 a m Church School 9 am Rev James M Muncy pastor TUPPERS PLAINS Sunday school 9 45 a m Worsh1p 9 am Church mornrng worsh iP 11 am School 10 a m evenmg worsh 1p 7 JO p m KENO CHURCH OF Prayer meet tng Tuesday 7 30 CHRIST ~ George Freder1 c k p m Young peoples m eetrng sup! Ser v tce weekly 9 30 am 7 30 p m Thur s day on Sunday Preaching f.rsl and MIDDLEPORT FIRST th 1rd Sundays of month b'r' BAPTIST - Corner Stxth and Clifford Sm th 9 JO a m P a l m er th e Re v Stev e HOBSON CHRISTIAN S Kaggs pa s tor Danny UNION - Darrell Doddrtl l Tho m pson Sund a y school s upt pastor Su nday School 9 30 WM P O ra d o p rogram 7 45 a m Leonard Gilmore frrst a m Sun day schoo l 9 15 am elder even tng ser\11ce 7 30 m o r ntng worShip 10 15 am p m Wednesday prayer Yo uth a ct1v 1t 1es and fellows ht p meeting 7 30 p m for 1Un1or and sen tor h1gh MT MORIAH CHURCH OF s t u d,~nts 6 p m B1b le study GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 The 7 JO p m M d wee k p raye r Rev Charles Hand pastor se rv ce Wedne sd ay 7 30 p m Sunday s c hool 9 45 a m morn 1ng worShip 11 am CHURCH OF CHRIST , Evenrng se rvtc ~s Tuesday and M iddleport 5th and Ma 1n Fr•day 7 JO George Glaze m ln lster BEARWALLOW RIDGE J ames Sheets supermtendent CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble B1ble schoo l 9 JO a m Study 9 JO a m mornmg m orntng worshtp 10 30 am ~ worshtp 10 30 a m evenmg evenmg worsh•P 7 30 p m worsh•P 6 30 p m Wednesday prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed B1ble Study 7 30 p m nesdav MT OLIVE CHURCH ~ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l OF THE NAZARENE - Rev 10 am w1th Wtllard P1gott Don Col e pa s tor Floyd supt EvangeliS t ic message Car son Sunday Sc hoo l sup t ea ch Sunday evenmg 1 JO p m Su nday sc hool 9 30 a m by Elder Russell Cl tne m orn tng worsh1P 10 30 a m mrn1ster of the Apostolic Fa tth Sun day 11van ge l s t1c m eet 1ng Btbte Study Wed nesday 7 30 7 30 p m prayer me et1ng pm Wed nesday 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH ~ S unday s chool serv1ce 10 a m Prayer THE UNITED PRES meet1ng Thursday 7 p m BYTERIAN MINISTRY Sunday evening serv ce 7 p m OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow tght ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST L Za v ttz Pastor D1rector Pom e roy Harr sonv li e HARRISONVILLE Road R cK Mornson pa stor Sunday Church School 9 30 Sunday School sup t St even a m Mrs Homer Lee SjJpt Stanl e y Sunday sc hool 9 30 Mornmg Worsh ip 10 30 am am mornmg wors h p and MIDDLEPORT Sunday c ommunton 10 30 am Church School 9 JO a m John Sunday even 1ng youth F Fu ltz SURf Morntng Chr1 Sf1an Endeavor 6 30 p m Worshtp 10 :JO a m worsh p serv ce Sunday 7 30 SYRACUSE Morntng p m We dnec:.day e ve n tng Worsh1p 9 a m Sunday prayer meetrng and B1b le Church School 10 a m Mrs study 7 30 p m Sampson Hall Supt ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH P n e Grove The .. Re v Wtll am Mtddleswarlh RUTLAND CHURCH OF ._ Pa s tor Chur c h Servces 9 30 GOO- Phillip Wh 1ll ey pastor a m Sunday Sc hoo\ 10 30 am Su n day Schoo l 10 am IUC.AOBURY CHURCH OF worsh 1p se r v1ce 7 P m CHRIST B1ble School 9 30 Prayer meetmg Wednesday !I m , morn1ng worsh ip, 10 30 7 30 p m a m Sunday even1ng WorShip Serv 1ce 7 JO p m cho1r practice Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet1ng HAZEL COMMUNITY and B1ble Study Wednesday CHURCH - Near Long Bot 7 30 p m tom Est!! Hl!lrt pastor Roy ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Brown lUSIStant pastor Rev Fr eeland Norr is pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday 1ce 7 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer meeting 7 30 serv B1ble Study 7 p m p m Thursday RACINE FIRST CHURCH MIDDLEPORT PEN THE NAZARENE TECOSTAL - Third Ave the OF Sunday School 9 30 a m Rev Wlll1am Knittel pastor WorShip 10 JO am Ronald Dugan Sunday Schoo l Morn1ng Even 1 ng WorShiP 7 30 p m S upt Classes for all ages Wednesday Mtd Week Serv1ce evening serv1ce 7 30 p m Schoo l Supenntendent Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Sunday Gerald Wel ls Pastor Rev p m youth serv1ces Friday Morns M Wolfe 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST FREEWILL BAPTIST Walter P B1kacsan pastor Corner Ash and Plum M1d Ronn te Salser S S Supt dleport Noel Herrman 9 30 am Pl!IStor Saturday even1ng Sunday School Worship 10 45 am serv1ce , 7 p m Sunday school Mornmg even1ng worsh1p 7 30 10 a m Sunday evenmg pSunday m Wednesday evening Bible worship 7 p m Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasu re pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and jun 1or youth service 6 45 p m evenmg worSh ip 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se MEIGS Wednesday 7 JQ .Q.J:Il COOPERATIVE SILVER RUN FREE PARISH BAPTIST ~ Rev Ralph Dean THE UNITED pastor Sunday School 10 a m METHODIST CHURCH Leon M 1ller supt Eventng Robert T Bumgarner service 7 30 p m Prayer Director meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICkS CHESTER C~URCH OF Rev D Wm Sydenstricker GOD Rev James Sat CHESTER - Worship 9 15 terfield pastor Sunday School 9 30 am worShip service 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m even lng serv 1ce 7 ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a m prayer service and youth a m Church School 10 a m service , Wednesday 7 om FLATWOODS - WorShiP 11 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN a m Church School 10 a m CHURCH - Robert E Musser POMEROY WorshiP pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 10 30 a m Church Schoo l 9 15 am Roy S1gman supt am UMYF 6 30 p m morn1ng worship 10 30, ROCK SPRINGS- Worship Sunday evenrng service 7 30 10 a m Church School '9 a m Mid week service Wednesday UMYF 6 30 p m 7 JO p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner SYRACUSE CHURCH OF HEATH Worship 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev a m Church School '9 30 a m Howard C Black pastor Bob UMYF 7 p m Moore Sunday School Supt RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 Sunday School classes for all a m Church School 10 a m ages 9 30 a m mornmg UMYF 1 p m worship 10 45 NYPS Sunday SALEM CENTER - Wor 6 30 p m evangei1St 1c serv1ce ship 9 am , Church School 10 Sunday 7 JO p m M1d week am UMYF Thursday, 7 p m prayer me4ting Wednesday SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 30 p m , M1SS1onary meetmg, Rev Richard E Jarv•s second Wednesday 1 30 p m ASBURY Worship 11 UNITED FAITH NON a m Church School 9 50 a m DENOMINATIONAL Rev WSCS 1st Tuesday Robert Sm 1th, pastor Sunday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 schoo l 9 30 a m class leader a m Church School 10 a m Leo worShip serv1ce WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 10 30 Hill ~ m , church 1 30 D m pm EDEN UNITED i -RETH MINERSVILLE - Worship RENIN CHRIST - Elden R 10 a m Church School 9 a m Blake pastor Sunday Schoo~ wscs 3rd Monday 7 30 p m 10 a m Howard McCoy SYRACUSE Church supt Morntnljl sermon 1 l a School 9 30 a m worsh lp m Sunday n1gh t serv 1ces servl~ 7 30 p m Chrrst1an Endeaver 7 30 p SOUTHERN CLUSTER m Song service B p m Rev Steven W1lson Preaching 8 30 p m M1d Rev Larry Poling week Prayer meetmg Wed Rev Howard Sh1veley nesday 7 p m Ray Adams , BETHANY (Dorcas) Worship, 9 30 a m Church lav leader School 10 30 a m CHURCH OF JESUS CARMEL WorSh iP 11 CHRIST - Located at Rutland a m 1st and Jrd Sundays on New Ltma Road next to Church Schoo l 10 a m Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser APPLE GROVE - Sunday Sunda y School supf Sunday SChOOl 9 30 am worSh ip school 10 30 am worship first and third Sunday 7 JO 7 30 p m B•ble study Wed p m prayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday nesday 1 JO p m Fellowship night prayer service 7 30 p m s upper f1rst Saturday 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE U M W second Tuesday 7 JO CHRISTIAN - Rog e r Watson pm pastor Ray Whaley supt Morn1ng worsh tp 9 30 am EAST LETART Sunday church school 10 JO a m young peoples -meeting 6 30 school 9 JO am worsh1p second and fourth Sunday 7 30 P m evening worship 7 30 p m pruyer mee1t11g Wed p m B1ble study , Wednesday . 7- The Datly Sentme l, Moddleport -Pomeroy, 0 'Frtday, Oct Television Log 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST ~ Rev Cec 11 Cox. pa s tor Su nday Sc hool supt , J o e Sa yr e Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m Sunday ev en1ng wor sh1p 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Bt ble s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLA_IN! CHRISTIAN CHURCH E ug en e Underwood pastor Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunda y Sc hool 9 JO a m Morn tnQ Sermon 10 30 fl m Sunday evenmg servtce 7 p m LE;TART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norri s pastor Floyd Norr ts s upt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornmg s ermon 10 30 a m Prayer serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G ' P Sm rth pastor Sunday School 10 a m Arthur Henson Sup t Mornmg Worship 11 a m Young P'eop te s serv1 c e 7 p m Even tng se rv1 ce 7 JO p m Wedne s day Mtd We e k Prayer S e~v1 c e 7 30 p m Youth m e etmg 6 30 p m Evenmg worsh 1p 7 JO p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor Wor sh1p ser v 1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m R tcha r d Barton supt Prayer m ee t1ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl1 fford Smith mtn tSfer Sunday School 9 30 a m mornmg church 10 30 am Sunday even111g serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv iCe 8 Rcthing To fear 6 OO 6 ' ;o 4 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 30 P m - The Champions (C) All Star Wrestltng' Cowtown Rodeo 9 30 P m - Operafton Gangbuster Burke s Law" starrtng Gene Barry SATURDAY, OCTOBEII26, 1974 6 30 - Ky Afie ld 13 Treehouse Club 10 7 00- Fun for Everyone 6 Tree-house Club 8 In Touch 13 Man from COS I 10 7 30 - Sesame St 20 Os monds 13 Farm Front -4 Jabberwocky 3 Eddte Saunders 6 Abbott & Coste llo 8 Btg Blue Marble 10 8 00 - Popeye 10 Huck and Yogt 6 Addams Famtly 3 4 15 Yogr's Gang 13 Speed Buggy 8 8 30- Mtster Rogers 20 Wheelte and Chopper Bunch 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo 8 9 00 - Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Sesame St 20 Hong Hong Phooey 6 13 Jeannte a 10 9 30 - Run Joe, Run 3 4 15 Glll•gan 6 13 Partrtdge Famtly 8 10 10 00 - Elec Co 20 Land of the Lost3, 4,15 Devltn 6 13 Valle:y of the Dmosaurs 8 10 10 30 - Zoom 20 Stg mund 3 4 15 Korg 6 13, Shazam 8 10 11 00 - Sesame Sf 20 Ptnk Panther 3 4, 15 Super Friends 6, 13 Globetrotters 8 10 11 30 - StarTrek3 15 Hudson Brothers& 10 12 00- Elec Co 20 Jetsons 3 4 15 These are the Days 6 13 U 5 of Archoe 8 10 12 30 - Go 4 15 Amerrcan Bandstand 6 13 Jack Lengyel Football 3 What' s ThiS Elect•on all About• 8 10 1 3Q-Children s ftlm Festtval10 Viewpomt8 , Tratn 3 World of Sur\llval 4 TBA 15 1 30- College Football Prev•ew 6 13 NFL Football< College Footba ll 8 1 45 - College Football 6 13 2 00 - NFL Football 3 TBA IS Pn.,.vP 10 Poiltocal Talk 4 2 05-11 Takes a Thief 4 2 30- Thrll lseekers 3 Mo\lie Jack and the Witch' ' 10 3 00- Green Acres 3 Man From UN C L E -4 TBA 15 3 30- Wagon Tram 3 -4 00 - Wrestling 8 A mer tea 33 Jack 0 Lantern 4, Wrestltng 8 Movte Naked Jungle" 10 -4 30 - Sewmg Skrlls- Tailoring 33 World Around Us 4 5 00 - A Bit Wllh Knit 33 , Bonanza 3 Wode World ot Sports 6 13 What's My Lme 8 TBA 15 5 30-LetsGrowAGarden33 News8,SpnngStreet15 6 00 - News 3, 4, 10 Look at the Book 15 Lawrence Welk 8, Voila Allegre 33 6 30 - News 3, 4 15, News 6 CBS News 10 Lilias, Yoga and You 33 Newsmaker 13 , 7 00 - Hee Haw 6 8 Catch 33 33, Lawrence Welk 4 15 Treasure Hunt 3 $25 000 Pyramtd 10 7 30 - Jeopardy 3, An1mal World 10 Bobby Goldsboro 13 , Mysteries of the Deep 3, 4, 15 Movte " Hang em Htgh' 6, 13 8 00 - All 1ri the Fam1iy B, 10, Book Beat 33 8 20 - Movie Parent Trap" 3, 4 15 8 30- Friends and Lovers a, 10, Marshall15 33 9 00- Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Hallowl'!'en today means choldren flocking from door to door to • en1oy the bounty of neoghborloness But tn the Dark Ages thos mght was DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - Charles Ru s se ll Sr mm 1ster Norman C Wil l supt Sunday s c hool 9 30 a m worsh1p serv tce 10 30 a m Btble s t udy Tue sd ay 7 30 p m RE.ORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portla n d Racine Ro a d Wlt1 1am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Schoo f Director Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mornmg worship 10 30 am Sunday evening serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday even 1ng orayer serv1ces 7 JO p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R ev Earl Shule r pa s tor Wo r sh1 p se rv 1ce 9 30 a m Sund a v s choo l 10 30 a m Sun d a y even tng serv 1ces 7 JO p m B bl e st udy a nd pray e r servt ce Thur s day 7 30 p m K 1ngsbury Road Sunda y School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl supt Worship serv1ce 10 30 am and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev J ay St les pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH ~ Mrs Wo r ley F.-an c 1s Sunday sc hool s up! Sunday school 10 am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne B1ble Sc hool 9 30 am preach tng 10 45 am Even 1ng serv tc es 73Clpm HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Nev il le pa s tor S unday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morntng serv tce 10 30 a m youth servtce 6 45 p m E vang e l1st c service 7 30 p m Pr a yer meet1ng Thursday 7 30 p m I. I 1 ~owll~ejs ~~ ~~ = ~~wsfh 1 V~eoVtslonarles33 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev Flo yd F Sho o k pa s to r L loy d Wrtght Sund a y sc hool su pt Sunday school 9 J O a m morn1ng wors htp 10 30 a m e venmg wors h p 7 30 p m Wednesday Ch rts ttan Youth Cru s a de 6 30 p m Ch o tr praclt ce Th ur sd a y 7 p m regarded woth dread and apprehensoon Warmth, frtendshop ktndness, generostty tnsptred by our reltgtous laoth have replaced superstotoon Beltevtng tn the Love of God man has nothtng to fear Your chtldren woll remember lor years the fun of Hallowe'en Are you maktng sure they are learntng the fundamental sptrttual truths that have turned yesterday's lear tnto Ieday's latth? Once a year we celebrate the death of superstttoon Every Sunday we celebrate the btrth of Beloevtng COP'f'r ght 19H Ke $1er Advert' ng Se n. ce Inc 51 .lsbu rs V '8 n a Su p1u re~ Selec ted l!y Th e Ame r ca 1 B ble Society Woth the hope ot will. tn some measure, foster and help sustaon that whoch osgood on famoly and communoty lofe, thos feature tS sponsored by the busoness forms and organozatoons whose names appear below WIN AT BRIDGE MEIGS TI~E CENTER 700 E Matn Dlal992 2101 Bakers of Goo d Bread Huntmgton W Va Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET Rae me •s •, NORTHID) Mtnor Reparrs & Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992 2366 Middleport ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ractne Ph 949 9591 Middleport MARK V STORE Middleport Oh10 GAULS MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Chester, Ohio 992 We Fill All Doctors Prescrtptlons Pomeroy ~55 Metgs Cou nt y Branch DUOLEY'S THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296W Second Pomeroy Ph. 992 3863 TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court Sf Gall •polls 0 THE DAILY SENTINEL P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Devoted To the Interest Nattonwlde Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy Dtal992 2318 Of The Metgs Mason Area . • WAID CROSS SONS STORE Groceries & General Merchandise Racme Ph 949 5772 BEN FRANKLIN STORE The finest tn Mobtle Homes Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 ' . Syracus~ ·, RIDENOUR SUPPLY Meats and Grocenes Ph 992 3986 0 . F- urnttureand Hardware Homeltfe Saws Ph 985 3308 Chester NEW YORK lll.OTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • Ker m ' s Korner Kerm tt Walton Pomeroy Church and Offtce Supplies G1f1 s Middleport 99MIIISI -~ . ' 12 1 2 2 4 5 Nor&h 1., 3. Pa ss 1. 2. Easl Soulh Pass Pass 3NT iGEFUD tJ ITESKABI I I ICLETOH! KJ t !J K] AREYOURMDY 10ADMIT1HAT YOU AREN'T A UINX? WELl. 1'rOULL HAVE 10 l'ritUIIIIGIIISWIIItn U to form the IUrpriiHI Ullwer, u IUHHled by the abo¥0 Oortool\. I[IIIIIII) Yellerd.)''• I J-mbl"'' MAUVE DADDY HANDED AIRWAY Aa•wer1 Yo::.:J:,h/"1111 mlo tlwrat.ent "'' lg-ADAYDREAM ~IIJ':> 15 A f31u_. THA-T "'IU'VI; f>J..PieAD'-1 PAl D t . • ALLEY OOP ;!Vest Norlh Eaol Soulb "" 1., Pass 24 6+ Pass Pass Pass 25 ' 3.2' You, South, hold .A K 8 ~ "K 2 +Q 54 2• s• ? .A Q 54 What do you do now? A-Bid six hearts Your partner il showing the ace or dla monds ond willing .... for you lo bid ~ven If your parliH!r Is very - - AN' THEN SAIRY SAYS TO ME - UH~ - IT'S I=IXtN' TO POUR DOWN RAIN, LOWEEZ'I-- I BETTER GIT ON BAC'K HOME DADBURN FAIR - WEP.THER t=RIENO II eonse"atfve you might try the j'hnd .Jam but we would be satisfied wUh the sure shr.: • • TODAY S QUESTION • Instead of btddmg three hearts ypur partner has JUmped to four t)earts over your two spades What do you do now? • • • • '·' I 35 36 fleece QKMI UQ QR V U G l, YSVI RG FSBW KJJUBQIJ DI K ORQ QR KOZ XYUOBUXKV QR ROI DI QRR QWUON QIYIOBI Yesterday's Cryptoquote TRUE ELOQUENCE CONSISTS IN SAYING ALL THAT IS PROPER AND NOTHING MORE LA ROCHEFOUCAULD CO 1174 Klnr Featu'" 8Jndleate, lne ) (A..we" l••orTGw) H,APPI~t;SS TAKE ME OUT A FtW MORE TIMES llEFO<E I aJNCEOE 7l\1Ar MUCH I ,.--._-- restdence 2f Blend CRYPTOQUOTES OFTeN 1~. No.,..,...... the elr<led !ellen ~]~~!!~~~~~] L WHAI GHO!{E LEAVe WOP.PAMATT!It :t Bl.fl"I$11 LLCAN'T 33 One letter olmply stands for another In thiS sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apoatrophes, the length and formation of the "ords are all hints Each day the code letters are dllferent WE 6f)I THS CULPR':Ir IT~ liDJ! CON MA~ PAL SHAD 1'051~6 AS OIRK VAN PUYEil llELIEVE wE IMDE A 150 MILE ROUND "!RIP WITHOUT INCIDENT. 32 2?. Ptth 23 Royal That All - Is•" Frog genus Chtcht GratUity Poorest how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW l1 CAP!'AIN EASY most brtdge players, 1t pays to have a httle btl of luck to go woth your overboddmg South s three notrump call was realll:' opttmtsttc There JUSt wasn t any sutt avatlable to brmg m moe tncks In any event he btd tt and West opened the three of spades yWINNIE WINKLE East rose w1lh the ace and led the smt back West won IT .VAe A llr:W&Ifl<l't!L woth the JaCk and led a thtrd EVEN I N~ILLY I spade whtch South took WANT rulHANK It was obvoous to South that )()U FOR IT. East held the kmg of hearts and that an attack m that sutt would leave South down one . before he ever got around to takmg tqcks So he dectded , to play h1s ace of clubs to see what would happen The queen dropped and South's overbtd was ready to pay off. He leq a club to dummy's ,Jack and cashed the ace and oktng of dtamonds Then he ran the rest of the clubs, stop· Ptn!! tn hts own hand AAE YOO 5!JRGi , Ftnally he threw East m mJ ~~~ANr w Rl.\'1 wtth a spade East cashed THI5AD IN l wo spade trtcks and then THS 11 LONDOPJ had to lead away from his TIM~ " ~ktng of hearts up to dummy's ( 2 wds) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Herc"s ~------~------~ By Oswald & James Jacoby If you want to overbod as do E?ass Pass P.ass Attend the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph 992 3~98 SADIE'S MARKET 11 28 Is DOWN 1 Squash 2S " The btddmg has been ' llOOE Main 11 30 - Bob Newhart 8 10 Deep South. Mountain Scene 33 00 - Nakla 6, 13 , Carol Burnette 10, Btoorachv 33 3G-Barenbolm on Bethoven 33 • 00 - News -4, 6 8, 10, 13 , Janakl 33 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 15 - New 13 Midnight Spec1al IS, M<Jvie, ' Battle ot the Worlds • 6 30 - Movie Ballad Qf JoSie" 3, Movie Curse of the Werewolf" -4, Movie, "R'obbery' B Woody Hayes Show 10 Movte, "Godzllla' King of the Monsters • 13 00 - Movie, Brothers Karamazov' 10 00 - Movie ' Brides of Dracula" 4, Speakeasy 6, Movie "Godzilla s Revenge' 13 00- Movie, 'Tonight We Sing" 10 30-Movie, BloodoftheVamplre' 4 News 13 00 - Movie, ' Munster Go Home' 4 Movie, Outlaws Daughter' 10 30 - M<Jvle, Ghost and Mr Chicken" 4 t9 Moldtng 21 Evtdenttal c:: ;,z:a;J :~ .~au:z :1 The Fnendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. 9 10 10 11 ~lg~Jill;-14.J ~::::!!:! face-queen POWELL'S SUPER VALU 0 When he got home from work she ran to him crymg and said I'd spanked her for no reason at all He groped me out about tt before he asked for my stde After 1t was too late, he fmally found out the real story He satd he was sorry, but I know thts wtll happen agaln, as he doesn't try to disctphne hts daughter She gets whatever she wants from him, and brags about 1t to me How do stepmothers cope • Could you ask some of your readers who have been through tt to gtve me some pointers? GOING WILD DEAR GW stepmothers cope best when thetr mates back them up, or rather, when BOTH agree on dtsctptine You three should have a Opemng lead - 3 • Pt> 992 2550 Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 Louts W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E Main +++ DEAR HELEN Every tune I threaten to purush my stepdaughter (who needs 1 tt ), she says she's gomg to tell her father on me I fmally called her bluff Netther vu lnerable ' Pass Pass BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT Thtrd questton You won't, for sure, But if he starts mvtting you on weekend excursiOns, perhaps your pardon has brought about his reform If not, thmk twtce about the pardon -H J643 .AK92 . ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 337 N 2nd Second questton There's no explanung some people's urge to hoard damrung evtdence (As the country learned thts swnmer) Yesterday' s Answer +++ '' .Q+ Wesl Butck Ponftac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Maon 51 Ph 992 2174 The two that hurt me most were the names of my stster, and a woman he took out while I was pregnant Both had three stars I asked hun about tt, and he satd he'd done this to "get even Wlth me'' tf I ever asked for a divorce Up until then, I hadn ' t thought of such a thmg, but now 1 nught, even though r love him even though he swears I'm his only four-<>tar love, and the others were JUSt lies he's made up He apologtzed and >ond tt was a joke and he 'd destroy the notebook But today I found 1! m hiS fishing creel He goes fislung almost every weekend, when he tsn't out hunting, shooting, gol!tng, or somethtng (Or does he??') Should I beheve 1t was JUSt a JOke? If not, how can you explato a man who would keep mcriminating eVIdence about himself? And how wtll I know he tsn ' t addmg new names• SCARED DEAR SCARED Answer to first question No' If thiS IS "Just a JOke," your husband gets four s!'Brs for stuptdtty 1 Only a fool would wrtte down mcrurunatmg "lies" that could be used agamst him m divorce achon Oct 28, 1974 A nse '" pos tt1on and s tatu s where your c areer 15 con cemed IS very likely th 1s year You w111 realize as well all 1he S1de benel1ts that go along Wllh thiS ~"'*"td + Mtddleport Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS Four Stars for ~lUpi(IJty DEAR HELEN I came across a httle notebook m my husband 's drawer as I was housecleanmg In tt he had listed every gtrl he has taken to bed, before and after our marnage, after each name were stars, whtch I guess were ratings Also dates and places and addresses .,J M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX By Helen Bottel I I LEO (Jutr 23-Aug 221 Don 1 than tl w1tt tomorrow Act ac be too surpnsed when some cordtngly one who owes you an old AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb Obhgatton you Ve wntte n off 1 D) You should come off well wants to make amends and m tiusrness or commerctat rect1ly the matler dea tmgs you have today Be VIRGO (Aug 23 · Sept 221 sure to bargam from your fwo heads are often better strength than one If you have an ImporFor Saturdar, Oct 26, 1974 PISCES (Fitb 20·Morch 20) tan t dec 1S10n to make today Someone you know w111 try to ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) talk •I o ver m deta11 w1th your tout you oft someth1ng be Follow your hunches regard1ng mate or partner cause tl wasn I lucky for them the manner 1n wh1ch you fee t a LIBRA (Sopt 23-0ct 231 That doesn I mean 11 won 1 be domestic matter should be You re up to any difficult task lucky for you handled Your tns1ghts a re ac that laces you tOday Don t c urate spend a lot of lime worryrng TAURUS (April 20·Moy 201 about tl Just roll up your You re lucky 11 you deal w1th sleeves and JUmp tn older persons or people who SCORPIO (Oct 24-Noy 221 possess a sober and practtcal Make tt a potnt lo make your ~ ou tlook rather than w1th thos e by THOMAS JOSEPH presence leU tf you re mrxrng ol a lllghty nalure s oc•ally w•th Influential people GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) The lmpresston you make w11t ACRUSS 2 Pam S omethmg tha t you wtll do to be of value later 1 School 3 Rare breed day w111 make a fa\lorable and SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 · subj 1ast1ng 1mpress1on upon your of football Oec 21) A good day 10 repay Circle of Influence It Will a dd 5 Weaken player relatiVes With a dinner tnvrta luster to your reputatton 8 Israeli 11on at your house It will tum 12 wds 1 CANCER (June 21-Jutr 22) out rather pleasantly rf done port f Btddy Erase any self doubts you may thrs even1ng 9 Bluenoses 5 Strmged have aboul a certam s •tuat1on CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon 13 Leg part bemg loa brg for you to handle mstrwnent 19} II w111 be easter for you to to day You II do better than 14 Tax get your mate. or partner to 6 Kmghtly vou ant1c1pate agree w1th your 1deas today 15 In the know gear 16 Blackbtrd 7 Baby (var) family conference that defines rules, limits, pnvtleges and seal concern - and not just from the adult stde Let your daughter 17 Babyloman 10 Baseball sun god express her feelings, too - whtch mcludes atrmg possible treat jealoustes, yours and hers . . . . .1 H 18 Romeo (2 wds 1 20 Prlckly II Inlet P S Comments, you stepparents out there ? seed coat 12 Stalwart %1 Stre, 16 Affirm DEAR HELEN father I mourn for the good old days when tt was okay to be shocked Ten years ago, I felt sorry for homosexuals, and hated those 22 Kmd of eye or hand stuptd Jokes about them But today 1 wish they'd stop yam. 23- Noster mermg While others talk about "biSexual chlc" and unply that If 2f Passtonate you don't try tt, you aren't wtth tt, I feel a little tll, and pretend 25 English I'm unshockable About the best I can do ts laugh these veiled poet advances off wtth, "Look, I'm a closet heterosexual 26 Sentiment· I'm stck to death of sex talk at cocktall parttes, and foural letter words, and everyone trying to outdo the other m "ex- 27 Celtic god periences" (or braggmg about them) But if I say anythmg, I'll 28 Savor be labeled as a prude What's a fed-up woman to do? -B D 29 Fruit drink DEAR B 30 Hasten Say something 1I think you'll fmd a lot of followers Including 31 Macaw me' - H 3f Laminated 38 Jewtsh month ,_J 37 Complete Unscramble these four Jumbles, 38 Inclination one leUer lo each square, to 39Sty form four ordmary words 40 Mule talk ., AQ642 t AK7 .J763 WEST EAST • J G3 .AQI072 ., K to a .,9875 Q10982 t5 .10854 SOUTH • K954 INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Store with A Heart Phone 949 33-42 Dial 992 3284 Overbidders need more luck HEINERS BAKERY Helen Help Us. • • FRIDAY,OCTOBER2S, 1974 1 ) l l 'd':l:'i<~ $t':~ ~:>J>.'t<:,1:1>11~~1>:11Rj~;!I>Jtnl%0kWl<:i!ll>'"ll!"~'~'ll!'e:c~wt~:~:~·ll!·to,~~"'··e:cuw.a-, 13-:d~~~~n4 ·c15 Ne1ws8 10 SesameStr eet20 ABC News6, 30 N ounse eng Techntques 33 Pyle 1 ~C News 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Bewitched 6 Gomer lO Wild K•ngdom 13 I Sp~ 15 Elec Co 20 Reportge o~l Dollar6 6 Truth or Consequences 3 4 WCHS mmy ean 13 7 30 81 1\\asque~~~:Pas~c~\lt on dt~e CNews 33 Porter Wagoner 3 8 ~ou\!Jy 8, Treasure Hun~~o' To ~~f~~/Tr~Bf ~oes To The of the ~~~~n8gtlo0n ~.e_v•,ew,2HO 33 Sanforct & Son 3 4, 15 Planet rviUV e atarl ' 6 13 : t ::::Wall Street Week 20 33 Choco and the Man 3 4 15 0Th MaOnsterptece Theater 20 Rockford Files 3 4, 15 Mov1e ey ly K1ll Therr Masters 8, Movie ' Pe tulta • 10 E ventng at Symphony 33 PoliceWoman3 4, 15 •o s eek 20 Day at Nrght 33 11 0 3~- News 3 4 6, 8 10 13 15 Avtatron Weather 20 ABC News 11 oss1ble 6 Untouchables 13 Johnny Carson ~ssjon klmp • 't an 1 33 Mov1e Valley of the Dolls 8 Movte Dracu a vs Frankenstetn 10 1 ~ g~ - ~~~ Kirhshn5er s Rock Concert 6 W1de World Spec1al 13 )pec ral 3 4 Take Five For Ltfe 15 , Mov 1e C-rae k tnn•ght T e World 10 2 00 - News 13 2 30 - Movte A Man Called Adam 4 4 00 - Movre The Hel lbenders 4 5 30 - Mov1e Mad Monster Party 4 7 om FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp Pl\Sfor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Sunday evening worShtp 7 30 Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernes t Deeter class leader Youth meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHR 1ST Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt 1 worSh iP serv1ce 10 45 a m evenmg worsh p a lt ernating Wtth C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coo lville R D Rev Roy Qeeter, pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh 1p service 10 ~0 am B1b le study and prayer serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Kasler pastor V H Braley Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 am worshtp s e rv 1ce and com munton 10 30 am youth meetmg 6 p m Sunday even .ng serviCe 7 regula r board meeting lh~rd Saturday 7pm RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am WorshiP serv 1ce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght worship 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Grimm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning wors.h1p 10 30 a m Young peoples serv 1ce 6 45 p m EvangeliStic serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg sent1ce 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto pastor Sunday ..$chool 9 30 evenmo worsh 1p, 7 30 Thursday even ing prayer serv1ce, 7 30 p m MASO!' FIRST BAPT'lST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 am' , worship service 11 am training un 1on 6 30 p m evening worsh1p s.erv1 ce 7 30 p m M1d week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 4B7 Miller St Mason W va Sunday Bible Study 10 am Worsh ip 11 a m and 7 p m B1ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mUSIC FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worsh1p ser\11ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON ASSEMBLY 0!(_ GOO - Second St Mason W Va Chester Tennant, pastor Sunday School 10 a m morning worship 11 a m evangelistiC serv1ce 7 30 p m B1ble study and prayer service , Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 77] 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST ut Chnshan Un!on The Rev WilHam Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 6 m James Hughes supt even1ng service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv1ce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Let,.rt W Va ~ R:t 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30' e m Prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv1ce Tuesday 10 a m Worship Service Thursday 7 30 p m 25 1974 ' I �o- The l>atly Sent me l Mtddleport Pomerov 0 f nd ty Oct 2!i 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 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M s t y G ru f'se or Rodney G u eser 992 5658 10 1 Jt c 1\ A I~Y~ ot e for I ER 9 yf'il o v p.'lt l ol d schoo l q or Won e n mere a au o mu t ua l fund s per ence s we on e have nance and No pr or £')( he most com pe te Ir a n n g pro grams n fl e ndu s y eres ted n a I f you caree are op po r tun ty n a r ewa d "nq bus ness ca 1 StaniC'y Ferguson a t 6 4 JJ6 J707 Co ll ec Monday t hru Fr day 8 a m o 4 30 p m A n Eaua Opper un t y E mp oyer 10 23 Jtc ll.'<wcr ck G bcr ow n eaqe eKcc ten t con d o W li~ k.C bes o tt e Phon e 985 35 I 10 25 6tp SH OOT N G MATC H Co n Ho ow Gun Club u n I st r gh after M les ((In ete r y Ru tand Factory cho ked guns on y Su nday Oct 27 196 DAT SUN sa t on Pho 1c 992 3236 73 MACH AUCT O N Thur sday and Saturday n g ht 7 p m at Mason Au c t on Horton St n Mason w va Cons gnments welL om e Phone 304 773 547 1 jJ} 3 lf c $00 REWARD fo t he n formal on l ea d ng to th e arresl and conv ct on ot per sons re spons be for but cher ng catt le on M cC umb er ll on the wee k of Oc t 19 Sat Cont act John M I er Rut and 0h07J2385 0 22 6 c NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TO W H OM T MAY CO N CERN No t ce s he eby g ven th at on Nov ember 4th 1974 at 0 00 AM apubl csa ew be h eld at Sm th N e l son Mo tor s In c Po m er oy Oh o to set tor cash the fo llow ng co ate r a t o w t 1969 Opel Wagon Se r No ~9 1908410 sa d col ate r at be ng h e d to secu r e an ob i gal on a r s m g under a r e l a n sta l ment secur t y agreem ent held by Ge nera l Motor s Ac cep l ance Corpora l o n as secu r ed party :sa d pub c sa e s to b e conducte d acco d ng to the aws ot the Sta te of Oh o Gene r a Motors Accep ance Cor pora t ton r ese r ves he r gh t t o b d at fh1 s sate The co ateral s presen y stored and may be seen a Sm th Ne son Moto r s nc Pomeroy Oh o GE N ERA L MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 10) 25 ltc Fairview News Notes FORMERLY B&R DISCOUNT East Mam St Pomeroy 0 New Hours 7a m to 10 p m Except Sun 12 to 4 SA LE W Va Po ll ed H er eford Assoc at on w I ho l d 4th annua F al Sa e Saturday November 2 197J a Jackson Co unty L vestock Ma rk et near R p ey Offer ng w cons st of 15 bu s mos tl y bre ed ng age 30 he fers and B cows w h ca lves Wr te J m Wes f at R 2 BOK 15 Sp ence W va or ca 992 210 J PUREBRED 0 2 ~ I Mustan g 1969 FoR o F a r ane 2 dr hard op 307 v 8 automaT c tr an s n ss on p s new I r es ex ee l en cond I on Phone q92 " a For o 2J 6tc R~nt 0 N E bed room tur n shed ap t Ca I 992 5JJ6 0 20 6 c F URNI S HED apartment adu lts only n Middl eport Phon e 992 3874 5 12 lfc Bill Goodwin's Farm 6 miles from Wilkesville 6 miles from Albany Oct 23-24 25-26-27 12 30-6 OOp m Bargains MISeellaneous Articles by the thousands ZIG ZAG SEW NG MACH N ES e l n l ayaway A ll b u t n to bu l onhol e do s et c h sew n g and l aney s f ch n q Pay 1ust $48 75 cash o e m s avn l a bte Trade n s accepted Phon e 992 7755 0 ?0 If ( 19 1-1 TWO 4 room and bath apts n M ddleport For nformat on ca l 992 2550 or 747 655 1 7 3 ttc TR A ILER space on pr vale ot ) m tes f rom Pomer oy Phone 367 7743 10 25 ) c TRAILER 2 bedroom s on y Phone 992 JJ24 Adu t s FUEL OIL HEATERS <1 ROOM house unturnt shed on 650 L nco n He g hl s Phone 9V2 387 4 lOB lfc For Sale TWO HOTPONT a r co n d t oners 24 000 B T U S1 00 each Phone 992 9975 10 21 6tp POMEROY LANDMARK J ac k w Carsey Mgr 1~ Phon(! 991 2181 ~'~~·n::a:;~e': ~ 60°~ 'Z.'.'~ st Ch co•he Oh o 45601 10 22 ttc Shuler's Market W Mam Pomeroy FALL IS HERE! GREAT COlJNTRY ST!REO 92.1 WMPO-FM M1dd,eporf Pomeroy CA!:I H pad for a 1 makes and models Of mobile homes Phone a l.l a cod e 614 423 9531 4 13 ttc OLD FURNITURE oak tables c ocks ce boxes brass beds d shes desks cr complete households Write M D Mtller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o cal l 992 7760 5 13 tt c CAS H sus ~ or unk ca rs com ple te Frye s Truc k and Auto Pa rts Rutland Oh o Phon e 742 6094 10 16 26tc JUNK a utos co mpl ete an d del vered o our yard We p ck up au to bod es and buy all k nd s of scra p meta ls and ron R der s Sa lvage Sl R t 1'14 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Ca ll 99'J 546 8 10 17 f c 10 23 6tc - -- - - - - R EWOOD for s al ~ Phone 992 3J63 or 992 33 12 10 24 121p 50 000 BTU Warm Morn ng c rculatmg heater gas In good shape All vent pipes and copper tub ng Phone 742 6834 10 24 6tc P IGS for sate Char es Searles B t 1 Rutland Oh 10 Phone 7'42 4624 10 24 Stp -------------APPLE S F tzpatr lck Orchard Sta t e Route 699 w lkes v li e 669 3785 Phone 9 25 26tC -------------NEW whIskey barrel for sale 0 E Ba l ey Success Road Phone 667 6344 10 16 121p G ROCERY business for sa le ~ Building for sate or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 t fc ------------- FREEZ ER Beef 1000 lb cOni ted Hereford steers extra EARN eJC ra cash the ee~sy way n ce w 11 deliver to your Pr ces are g rea t tor your process n g p lant Call 843 2111 scr 1p r on sheet ron copp er even ngs b ras s alum num 1BM 10 16 12tp J:. apers sta n less st ee l auto batter es auto r ad 1ator s Sel l to O~"~e of the l argest r eeve ng LOCUST posts 22 R em ngton <!r> pan es r. th s part of the and 1 72 acre lot Phon e 742 ::;t1t e Th e Rosenberg Com 3656 '\ >a • Y A t h en s Oh o 10 HI 26tp 10 9 f c Over 30 Strout Realty RT 143 - All elec home 3 BR carpeted bath & 12 carport 1 h acres 160 A 3 m from Harrisonville lS ml from Athens Beef or dairy farm all elec home barn out buildings 6 ponds RUTLAND full basement 3 bedrooms all e lectric home Sl8 500 AL~ HOME 4 $16 500 00 BUSINESS BUILDING - 3 rooms down a nd 3 rooms up Good locat on f or off1ce GOOO P RO PERTY IS SCARCE AND EXPEN SIVE BUT WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION PICTURES OF EACH ONE AT THE OFFICE ELECTRIC new home ~~~:;~iii;;;;;;:::E!II RUTLAND - Brick older home 4 bedrooms carport acre of ground $14 000 115 ACRES - Bottom & hillside w1lh barn Chesler area 307 Sprmg Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 CONTACT Lo•s Pauley Branch Manager ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE On State R:t 124 V2 m1 from Route 7 by pass towards Rutland Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechamcal Work Open Mon 8A M 6 MA 1N POMEROY,. 0 POMEROY _ Attract ve 6 room home 3 bedrooms dmmg room bath basement 2 ndows ullltes porch storm doors & w Go ng al ss 900 oo POMEROY- Mulberry Hts Lovely home 3 becftooms $29 000 00 CARPENTER - 2 slory frame 4 bedrooms 1 1 baths drmng room cement blo ck storage bldg por ches recen tl y patnted msrde & out Porches 2 garages about 2 acres can help frnance to rtght party S10 000 00 NEAR LANGSVILLE - 2 acres 2 story fram e some carpetmg 4 bedroom s so m e out d nn1g room burldlngs garage gas well Pnc ed to sell 992 2:259 or 992 2568 Busmess Serv1ces PI ANO tun n g and repa rmg Lane Dan 1el s Phone 992 2062 Refere nce E b erfe- d s 10 25 12tp H OME IM PROVEMENTS Anyth ng you want or need to mprov e your hom e from replacement w nd ows k1t che n and bathroom re m ode l ng garage door operators or add ng on a room Call Fred B Goeg le n for free est mal e or stop by our model hom e on Wr ght St n Pomeroy Ca ll 99 2 5976 10 25 ltc Sat PM - ---------- LA ST B tO Home Improvement carpentr y wo r k roo f ng pamt ng carp et n st all at on free est mates A I work guaranteed Phon e 742 5981 9 22 tfc EXCEL SIOR Salt Works E Main St Pomeroy All kinds of salt wate r pellets water nu~ g ets block salt and own Oh o Rtver Sa lt Ph one 992 3891 6 s lfc S ~~~C-IA NKS-ili;n-;d rea sona ble rates Ph 4.46 4782 Ga lliPOlis Joh n Russett owner and ope rator 5 12 tfc SEPTIC TAN KS A~081C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SAN ITATION STEWART 3035 OH 10 PH 662 10 4 lfc ----------------~ SAFE, SURE, SMART DRIVERS - SEE RIGGS USED CARS FIRST! BUSINESS RACINE PLUMBING: ' AND HEATING • ALL W EA THER H A RDWARE 337 N or th Seco nd Ave M ddleport Ohm 991 2HO We're Wheeling 0 74 CHEV. C1Q .•.••••••••.•••••••••••••$3295 and Dealing 350 V 8 auto P S spr ngs w t oppe r Emergency Phone 992 3995 or 992 7 582 P B long w 1de bed ntE DEPENDMU E CONTRACTING CO. Does your home requ1re any of these serv1ces, • INFLATION FIGHTER SALE Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new heavy dul y call Al!-WEAntER 337 N. 2, Middleport 992 2550 If so. Call us Now for a Free Eshmate IU EXCAVATING COMPANY 777 Pearl Street Mtddleport Ohto Phone 991 5367 or 992 3861 TIRED OF Dry Red llchy SktnRed Smelly Next to H1ghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 FREE Known & 593 6366 Dress your home up warm for cold days ahead S1dmg Insulates, adds beauty, 1s durable, adds value, 1s colorful S1d1ng can be mstalled anytime Ask us about Soffit, Fasc1a, Gutters and Downspouts, too FREE ESTIMATE JOHNSON MASONRY 992 7608 Rt 7 & Umon Ave 0 Pomeroy, R elwble Servzce Racine, 0. Interior & Exterior Work $] • 95 Yd and up Pr ce rncludes lnstallatton and free padd ng Talk to Wend e ll Grate carpet consultant FREE ESTIMATE Fully Insured - We have hundreds of carpet values Your 10b can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No l ong waiting period D&D CONSTRUCTION SPECIAL! Candy PHONE 949 3832 or 843 2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a shelf to a house Pa1nt1ng s1d1ng paper hangtng cabtnets etc Sq Strtpe Carpet w1th rubber back Reg S6 99 sq yd roof1ng dens RUTLAND FURNITURE kitchen SE WING MACHINES Repa ir serv ce all makes 992 2284 The Fa br c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and serv 1ce we sharpen Sctssors 3 29 tfc ---------~..'_l_trc 742 4211 Rutland 0 o air cond t oned auto t rans --------------- 4 cyl 4 S:P H T runs good 65 FORD WAGON ......................$295 Good Selection Cheaper Cars only 31 585easy mrles Extra n ce l{eith Goble Ford, Inc. RIGGS USED CARS 992-2196 Middleport 3rd Ave . . Sacred • gold velvef Inserts new furniture is a on SPECIAL S35 (Continued from page I ) ma\ltemallcs at the College of Ste<jiben~llle Wheeltng College the Umvers1ty of Illlno1s Champa1gn Ill Yowtgstown Umvers1ty and d1d graduate work at Kent Staf% Umvers1ly m educaltonal psychology and ad mml8tratmn ' Remember ALL ap pllances have 30 day money back guarantees! Father USED FURNITURE HUGE stock for furnishing Welton room in the house ' now we even have laugh! save r the to wmter ~~!~~~.R~~~\~~~~ we re open 5 days a week Wednesday thru Sunday 9 a m to 7 p m and closed Mondays and Tuesdays Bellillre Cen1ral Sc hool n Steubenville While Father Welton was assigned as an rnstrucfo r or prlnc:lpal of the va r ou s high schools of the Diocese of St..t ubenvill e other assign ments were as busrness manager of Sf Edward Central KUHL'S Bargain Center High School at Carrollton Sl Joseph Ce!tlral High School happmess n doing things by Ironton Sf John Central H1gh School Central Rl 7 Tuppers Platns Phone 667 3858 Bella ire Calhol1c H gh School at Steubenville and as pastor of St Marys of Pine Grove St Joseph sat Fairpoint and Our Lady of Lourdes n Wmters ville Pr or to his pastorates h s years of asslsta n c y were served at St Joseph Ironton 51 Peters Sleubenv lie St Mar y s Lafferty 51 Josep h Fairpotnl Sl Mary s 51 becommg organrzers dlrec fors administrators members of va r ous boards constant schedul e adminlstratrve m eet ng goers specral sts for a small portion of human ty glorr f red fund ra• sers 1ust fo keep t h ngs opened or gomg and m th e best of repatr Thank God we have suc h people and we need them because of their abtllt es For over 14 years I feel that I was one of the above 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 and absorbed w rth th ngs I feel every man m ust k eep exammrng and search ng for hr s fulfillm en t m thrs short llfe In moments of sol tu de one cannot kee p runnmg away from an tnner vo ce sHout ng and screammg people are more 1mporfant than th ngs or to be absorbed w th th ng s w 11 keep you away from so many people Here m Pomeroy I ha ve already experienced for th e ftrst hme rn al most 15 years thaf I am with people more people of all ages For the f r st f me smce my arnval tn Pomer oy I have done more for the elder l y a nd the sick for whom I had very I tfl e t me left over after doing all th e assigned rob s and thmg s thru st upon m e For the frrst ftme I fee l that I am a variable for people to d scuss their man y problems w ith wh rch th ey are copmg and which are sp1rttual m nature Thts rs what Po mero y means to m e and bemg n Pomeroy I love every monent of it For the f r st ftm e I am exper encmg real hap ptness and f ulfrllment w ith a realization that people are more Important than th ngs BEDFORD TWP - The Carl reunton .which was held Oc t 6 at Bedford Youth Center had the followmg members present Mr and Mrs Wilham L Cool Waverly Mr and Mrs Donald Bnckles Nelsonville Mrs Faye Pratt Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl and Rodney and Mtss Debbte Queen Mrs Iona Bnckles, Bruce Demse and Steve and Mtss Sue Wood Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Ph11ip Harnson and Rodney Columbus Mr and Mrs Uoyd King Mona Brtan Bnll and Phtl and Rodney Frecker Mr and Mrs Olen Hamson Mr and Mrs V1rg1l Carl Brett Randy Danny and Melod1 Mr and Mrs Dale Hamson Scott and Jodi and Mrs Harrison s father Ottte Scholl Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Bud W1lson Mr and Mrs Bill Lohrer Shan and Mike Mr and Mrs Terry Ohlmger, J ay and Jon Philo Mr and Mrs Charles Riffle Mr and Mrs Roy Brlckles Pomeroy Mrs Rhonda Gtbson and Jod1 and Sean Athens Mr and Mrs Chuck Rtffle Cheryl and Cindy Middleport Mr lmd Mrs Ronald Riffle, Matt and Tlll8 Pomeroy A basket dtnner was held at noon and a wedding cake was presented to Mr and Mrs Olen Hamson for their 40ttlweddmg anmversary from thetr sons Dale and Phll1p a nd therr famthes The large rowtd cake was t entered with roses and the cake was mscrtbed w1th seven enjoyed af the time w ha t I was doing I did well with thmgs and yet was so scarce tn be ng ava !able to people because of be ng so rnvolved ~ • '< Red Carpet Slrvlce Get Ready For Winte( } RUTLAND FURNITURE •• • • _;_....,..__:._,.A_r:-n..,o,...lt;t_G_r_at-:-:e,-.,.,..,=...:~_;_u_t_la_n_d..:_.J:j" "' 2 MUD-SNOW RETREADS l 'T,1. • : • .• •• • ~· ....• 4• • FEED 200 ba les straw approx 500 bu corn ANTIQUES AND MISC Large lot antique dishes bowl ana pttcner set old (ars jugs botffes lot Avon bottles pi c lure frames 2 old ice boxes cow bells 10 gal milk cans sad Irons hand tools feed bags electric he~ters log chains 3 bundles roofing shingles many mise Items not listed , , • Sale order Antiques and mise responsible far accidents •• Not ' ... -!:!: . 2 REGULAR RETREADS • 4 FOR •49.95 Plus Recappable Casing GENERAL TIRE SALES 992 7161 ., Chester, 0 Meigs Property Transfers Ernest Max Cale Jr to Ntna Cale journal entry Chester Denver Hysell Frances E Hysell Ralph Van Cooney Judy Van Cooney to Luther D Hudson I 99 acre Sahsbury Fred A Lewts Janet M Lewts to Helen C Lewts parcel Mtddleport Helen C Lewts to Hershel B McClure RhoJean V McClure parcel Middleport John Zweyer to Neva E Ba1ley lots Chester Theodore Motter 3rd Thomas M Motter to Gladys Mtller parcels Sahsbury Ruth Mtller Tate Harlan Carl family gathers descr bed people and I really Clairsville and Sf Francrs Xavier at Malvern Father Welton was instituf onal director and organr 2er of scouting and organized and --• Hearl ed abouf his reacti on to eroy Fathe r Welton had o sa y am s mply delighted to ":le ere In Pom eroy at Sacred Heart I have the opportuntty to be with some of my fnend s '" Pomeroy and to renew acqua intances of years ago as well as to meet so many other wonderful peopl e from the P o meroy area My new ass rgnment n Pomeroy Is a first in so many aspects and d1fferenl fr om t he numerous as~rgnmenfs I have had as a man of God Some peopl e have searched and found their utmost earthl y Oh10 and Catholic H 1g h Sacred 16 Carrollton He rece tved an admlnlstra)Jve tnstrucfor asslgnmenr · at St Joseph Central High School ln Ironton where he was pnnc pal and at St John Central H1gh School rn you Ciln save S everyday low to Church In Pomeroy fo relie ve the Rev Fr John B Nadzam who had left on an mdeflnlte srck leave the Rev Mr Welton was named pastor of the PO'merov church when the Rev Fr Nadzam resigned officially from the local pansh on Sept High "School 1n Lafferty Oh10 and St Edward H1gh School 1n ~arpiellng. drrected a Catholic Yo uth Organization m four of the above m ent oned locaf ons Before comtng to Pomeroy Fath er Welton was m sf tutronal an d bu srness manager of th e Cathol c Central High School n Steubenv lie and pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes tn Wmters vrlle Coming mattiemat cs in grades seven through 12 at Seton Central MAYTAG OWners Aud1oneer S P B loca ll y ow ned See Ray Rtggs or Roger Riebel VERY SPECIAL ( ONLY) 5 PC SPAN LIVING ROOM 2 matching sofa & gold velvet with gold while floral pc dk oa~ table set 1967 Int. 1964 Ca rryall V 8 4 wheel dr ive Many Prices Reduced! Good runn nq ca r Was 5295 Wal $1395 ~~Iy vw s995 SAT ONLY These spec1als good only on Sat --------------------------73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, an••••••• '4595 $195 73 Dodge Pol Cus 4 Dr HT, pow., a1r ••• .'3095 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Cpe, power, a1r •••••• .'3295 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr. HT, v·roof, atr ••..• •• '3095 72 Olds 98 HT Sed , v-roof, a1r•••••••••••••• '3495 72 Chevelle Mal HT Cpe, v·roof, atr, stereo.!2995 72 Olds Toronado Cpe, Vroof, pow , atr •••• 13695 Oct 26, 1974 See Ceward Calvert Smthn' Art Argynes or 81 II Nelson Smith Nelson Motors Inc. Phone 992 2174 Pomeroy, Oh1o M1ddleport, 0 \ 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1970 FORD MAVERICK $1295 1969 FORD TORINO CPE sp Hatchba ck 4 Dr 1969 Ford V8 Custom 500 ••••••••••••••••••••• 11195 • to shop at KUHL BARGAIN CENTER' lunch ,served Buy! •• PS 66 CHEV. IMPALA ..................... s295 .. feed and caffle USED CARS at 72 VEGA 4 CYL .......................$1295 1200 Serres 2 Dr v Roanoke Hay Baler 3 PH Ford rake Myers hay crusher John Deere 2 row pick up corn planter Wood Bros 1 row pull type corn picker 13 Disc grain drill Gleaner combine New Idea 42 ft elevator w motor 2 wagons w beds and unloaders subsoiler drag harrow cultlpacker manure spreader Ford tractor jack and wheel weights Ford front end loader 2 unit Surge milkers w motor and pump 50 gal water heater Sta nless steel wash .vat and 15 sfanch1ons a uto 68 BUICK SPECIAL :.~:-••••.••••..••• sg95 73 DATSON .............................$1695 ~ saturday Oct 26 at 10 oo AM at the tart Ftndllna farm 5 miles N of Chester Ohio 2 ml SE of Alfred on Sumner Road Co Rd 36 Follow auction signs from Rt 7 br St Rt 681 LIVESTOCK AND MACHINERY 8 head Hereford Holstein heifers 8 N Ford Tractor 1963 1 Ton Dodge Truck ~45 ooo m 11es) Kharm an Ghra a stea thrs pr ce Was 52195 Local 1 owner good w s w tires de luxe mt trim wheel covers rad10 6 cy l real economy w th std trans blue fm ni ce P ~ flat1on & stretch your furnrshtng appliance $1 5 v nyl r oof 70 PONTIAC 4 DR••••••.•.•......•.••$1295 seets fully operat ng con sole ful l y equ pped AUCTION S}950 1971 vw 71 FORD MAVERICK................ ..S1495 2 Dr 6 cy l auto 4 ' 1969 Ford XL LTD .............................. '1195 • 2 J7t hardtop One of lhe sharpest 69 s n Tr Slate Bucket sedan fac arr P S P B 2 Dr H T 6 cyl 2M' sedans cho1ce of three locally owned cars .' ' vmy1roof sharp 71 MERCURY MONTEGO .•••••••••.• $1695 1!10 Ford Mavenck 6 cyl.............~~.~~':"'.~.'•• 1195 Brg CapaCity Mavtag Auto mattes 'l speed oreratlon Qholce o watfr ,emps Auto wtter l evel control lnt Filter or Power Fir Agitator .. Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes with gentle even heat No hot spots no overdrylng Fine Me- Lint F liter We Speclo~llze in Farm mach1nary 4 Dr H T 1 BARGAIN DAYS AT KUHL S A great way to f1ghl la c a rr P S P 8 Squ re opt on One GT 2 dr H T extra sha r p Bucket seats operatrng console 351 V 8 Gladly refer you t o carefu l local owner 51 Theresa Church at Piney Fork 51 Mary s of Morges 1----,,..;.._ tape pl a yer Was 52 195 v.w. ~~IY 1971 VW Bug Factory a r 500 E Mam St 72 CHEV. IMPAlA ••.•.•••..•..•...••. s2195 1970 Mercury V8 Cyclone •••••••••••••••••••••••• 11695 v H T fact arr P S P 8 v m y l roof 2 Or H T 4 Dr Sedan clean es t 71 n area Auto tra ns You 11 have to see to appreci ate ' on a l um1num replacement w ndows s1d ng storm doors and w1ridows Ra ling Phone f harles L sle Syracuse Ohio ~,. arl Jaco b Sales Representat v e v Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tfc value - $2295 1973 Formu l a V EE low mileage 4 speed a real dea l Was $2495- 72 PLYMOUTH FURY 111... .........s2195 1971 Volkswagen 4 cyl ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12495 Now $4 99 Sq Yd N1ce for bedrooms k1fchens etc 72 BUICK LeSABRE.. •••..•.•••.•.•.. $2195 loca l ow ner select1on CARPOING 501 NYLON II Dr Sedan Only 19 810 easy m l es by our Off rce Mgr A r conditioned full y equ tpped L ke new ' AM FM rad LOADS OF CLEAN USE APPLIANCES elec gas ranges from $30 949-3295 ~--•995---..1 .972 Ford V8 Car Ranchero P1ckup ••••••••••••• 12895 $4951 GHEEN'S PAINTING 1973 Ford LTD V8 4 Dr Sedan ••••••••••••••••• 13495 mileage READY MIX CON CRETE det1vered right to your pro1ect Fast and easy Free es t mates Phone 992 3284 Goeg t eln Ready Mix Co M dd leport Oh to 6 30 tfc - -- - - - I '=====~===~~:=::==:~=-::--------:::----- 56 Case w1de front end, 3 pomt h1tch w1th front end loader m good s hape 4 Dr ------------FO R FREE estimates All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers long w de bed ,.....-TRACTOR---.. 1 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr ·······················'····· 2795 Hardtop fully equ ppe d w th a rr cond etc Extra clean low C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racrne OhiO Cntt Bradford 5 1 tfc BOWERS REPAIR Auto sales we are gtvtng generous discounts on our new 1974 s & 75 s and Sf Ill a1v1na vou too dollar for vour car or truck Wtth our btg volume we have best selection 10 area 10 fully recond1t1oned locally owned used cars pnced to move for qu1ck sale The tfttire you compare• The more you look the. better we took • All that 1s needed for a free phone 68 FORD 6 CYL ••••••••••••••••••••• s1095 Y:ou re lucky! In order to mamtam our No 1 posttron 1n new car Roofmg Co Water Electnc Gas Sewer lmes 1nsta lied Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks Limestone & Ftll Dtrt Commerctal Restdenttal Construction & Remodel Hard WaterT hen ca ll us for a Water Analysts R1ght Now At REDECORATING? esttmate IS a P)ease Phone 1972 Plymouth Du st er V 8 aufoma tr c vi nyl top AM FM radro Was $2 595 72 FORD RANGER XLT.............. s2495 s oot msla lled by All Wyther VINYL SIDING PH 992 7454 or 992 7129 Free Estim•tes Micldlepor.f, SATURDAY ONLY SPECIALS ~~IY -TRUCKS~- 302 V 8 standard long w1 de bed WILL tr m or cut tree s and DOZ ER work l and c learing by the acre hourly or contract sh rub bery al so clean out farm pond s roads etc Large basemenl s and attics Phon e dozer and operator w th over 949 322 1 or 742 444 1 20 years exper ~nee Pullins 10 18 :261C E x cavatmg Pom eroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 CREME- ANS !:.,O_NCRETE 12 19 tfc del vere d Mo ll"d"iV through 4 Sa turday and evenings o DELL AI nement to ca l.~d Phone 446 1142 behind Rutland Grade Sc hOOl 6 13 tfc complete front end service brakes and tuneups wh ee ls PIANO tunm g a nd repa r balanced electronically Open Ph one Char es Sco tt 992 3718 8 to 8 dally Call 74:2 3232 on 9 17 32 tp Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc DozER or backhoe work Phone 446 3981 or 44 6 345 9 EXCAVATiNG dozer loader lind backhoe work septic 9 8 ttc tanks Installed dump truqks and to boys for h re will haul SEPTIC TANKS c lean e d fill d irt top so li limestone & M odern San tll t on 992 3954 or g ravel Call Bob or Roger 992 7349 Jeffers da y phon e 99:2 7089 9 18 tfc night phone 992 3525 or 992 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been _ 5231 cancelled " Lost your operator s I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc --- . 949 5961, Racme, Friday Oct 25 1974 WE MEAN See Us for yo ur Plumbmg and Heatmg Needs On S.t! l e Nuw qual ty Devoe Brtght Wh1f e Latex Hou se Pa nt 1n 2 gallon ca n s Onl y U 49 per gallon Brand nam e Root Pa •nt 10 pet off wtute th ey tas t Take advantage o l fh e:te great buys w h te th ey are st II tn st ock REMODELING? Keep out the cold and cut the cost of heatmg I a.EtAND 608 E REAlTY 3 bedrooms carpeted range and air conditioning S17 500 GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING bath dm ng room hardwood floor s some carpet•ng full basement w th re c room ut hty spa ce concrete patro roofed storage bldg abou t 2 acres m qutet ne ighborhood Sweet C1der Apples Pumpkms lnd1an Corn -~-- f" rlk !'I b edr ooms bath automatrc heat porch ca rport and n1ce garden L arge ya rd On ly llc - ----- T"!•, Jkrd ',r /It -1 New Monogram Wood Burmng Stove ::~; phone 99 2 2780 lir·fl'' B COUNTRY GRAV EL Y tracto r new super BEDROOM tra l er n 2 C 8 used about B hrs Syracuse c ose to Schoo No equ pp ed w th the fo llow ng c h d r en or p ets Depos t used attachments 30 Ro t ary requ red Phon e 992 244 after m owe r ro tary pow r ota r y 6 JO p m cu l t valor 1 yr war r a nty no 10 18 tfc rade $1 19 5 New st pr ce wou d be 5 1 52 0 Grave y 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and Tractor Sales Pomeroy un furnish ed apartments (61<1 ) ';192 2975 Phon e 992 54 34 10 23 6tc 4 12 ttc H ULLE D wa nuts for sate 20c PRIVATE mee t ng room for per lb Phon e 949 29 11 any organ rat on phone 992 10 22 6tp 3975 3 11 tfc F R EWOOD tor f r ep ace or CO\UNTRY- Mob"ieHo.;;-e Pa~k 992 7644Cut o ength Phone stove Rl J3 ten m l es north of 1 2 eroy L arge lo ts w th re e pat os s dewalks P CK NG up a p ano : unn ers a nd off street area a resover pon park n g Also spaces for s bte look partyng tofor take sma ll tra lers Phone 992 2479 payments Cal co ee l Cred ' 7 21 tfc 6 R OOM furn shed apt C ose to Pow et s Super Va tu phone 992 3658 10 1J tfc TEAFORD Pnced For Ou1ck Sale 9. ~ Business Services Interior, Exil•l'kw Decoratlngan4 Remodeling acres 3 bedrooms n ce k t chen e lectr c heat c ty water bath a nd sma ll str eam INVESTMENT Gen eral stor e on State Route doing good bu s ness w 1th good stock Will sell at a bargatn 10 18 tfc J 10 17 tf c NEW LISTING - SIEGLER and MONOGRAM SCRAP ALUMINUM 79 Depot Street Athens Oh1o BUILD IN G Of 80ft frontagex 165ft Th e second tot on left on R verv ew Dr ve L ncotn H Pomeroy Oh o If n ter es ted ca l 992 3230 a ft er 5 II•) 'vl.r·(h,lflll \lrr•,·l ------- ------- The Rosenberg Co. SMALL House and of on Condo r St reet Phone 992 7126 10) ti C f'rtJ)l('l~l)' Ohtl) ;•, ,'!> 1 ST EREO RAD I O am fm 8 tr ack t ape comb nat on 4 speclker sound syste m 3 Ba ance s 108 72 or easy 12x60 MOBILE HOME bedrooms centra l a r and t erm s Ca 992 3965 10 15 t c he at w asher dryer w th uttilty bu ldtng CNr a 1m 1s to please By Mrs Herbert Roush our customers Mr and Mrs Russell Roush GRAV EL sand Mason sa nd and c htldren Sharon Cmdy I mesto ne P t Run b y the ton NEW qua ty tv ng r oom su t es De vered Phon e 446 1142 Davtd and Edward Mr and These su tes hav e so t d oak 10 18 tfc fr a mes that are dowel ed Mrs Ronald Russell and Mtke glue d and doub e corner and Mandy and Jeff Mtller blocked Many styl es an d fabr cs to choose fr o m attended a party al the home of Mob•le Homes For Sale KNAP P shoes socks and start tn g as low as $129 95 ac kets 11 st yles on sale Mr a nd Mrs Robert Also 3 p c Early A mer can Phone 992 5324 2 BEDROOM mob l e hOme n table sets S34 95 We a lso McKmney Saturday evemn g at ~0 1 lie t own $4 500 Ca 1 992 3975 or have bedd 1n g bed room 992 257 1 Mt Alto W Va su tes tam p s d nette sets and 9 13 lf c h de a beds Jack s Furn1ture Mr and Mrs Btll Mttchell of TREAT rugs rtght thev II b e a and Upho l ste ry Sup pi es 236 d e l ght f cleaned w th Blue Colwnbus are vlSttmg Mrs T~ A LER for sa te a t Hyset E Man St Pomeroy Phone Lus tre R ent e ectr c Run 2 bedroom s Phone 992 992 3903 Bertha Robmson Mrs Mtt sh ampooer 51 397 5 or 992 257 1 Baker Fur lO 24 6tc n1ture Com pany chell and Mrs Tocte Hayman 10 11 lfc 10 25 3tc 600 EGG stee l a r n c ubator are ass1stmg Mrs Robmson rn 1970VA L IA Ni 65x12 3 bedroom 1 ke n ew Phone Larry Baker papenng her home full y carpeted L P gas hea t Reedsv li e 378 6257 Phone 992 7751 10 20 6lp Sharon and Cmdy Roush a nd MA LE Beagle rabbit dog for 1 8 25 tiC ----1--..-----sa le Isaa c Lew1 s Cl fton w Jeff Mtller spe nt Saturda y Va 773 5507 everung wtth Mr and Mrs 10 23 3tp Pels For Sale SOLID Ronald Russe ll at Wolfpen VINYL SIDING REDUCT ON of grown AKC toy Mr and Mrs Carl R obmson pood les $50 ea ch pups $65 s amese k ttt ens S15 Phone 1 3 QUARTER ton Dodge truck Produced trqm a spec at of Norfolk Va spent the and heat ng stove Richard 256 6247 vmyl compound made by B weekend wtth Mr and Mrs 10 1 26t C Qua IS 238 Beech St M1 d F Goodrich and Monsanto 5 d1epor t Ohro Charles Manuel Mr and Mrs t mes th cker than metal 10 25 6tp s d ng W ill not dent chip Chnsste Powe ll a t Racme and Wanted To Buy crack pee rot rust or 5 SPEE D racmg b ke tor sa f e VISited Mrs Bertha Robmson chalk Call 992 7714 after 5 p m N A NNY g oa~ Phon e 949 2739 Mr and Mrs Russell Rous h da ly any f me on Fr d a y and 10 23 3t c FREE HOME ESTIMATES Sunday and s ons Davtd and Edward 10 25 6tc SUPERIOR Mr and Mrs Dana Lewts were VINYL PRODUCTS ELEVE N week old p gs Swtday dtnner guests of Mr Holrday Specwl! 10 York and Hampsh re Phone and Mrs Ronald Russell a nd Call Collect I 592 5544 696 12B7 Athens OhiO 10 25 4tp children at Wolfpen Sharon and Cmdy Roush spe nt (Free of Steel) A FE W new band nstruments Saturday mght wtth the Real Estate For Scile Contact Renee Stone 992 7567 Russells a nd accom pa med 9 4 tf c 7 ROOM ho use w th 2 baths n the tr parents home Sunday Pomeroy Phone 992 34 78 GENTLE r d ng horses 2 per pound evemng 10 15 26tc Phone 742 4211 day and 742 - - - - -- 5501 or 742 6863 n gh t Pomeroy Bow ng L anes Early Sunday M xed Oct 13 1974 Sfa nd•ng s T eam W L Tom s Ca rr y Out 42 22 Eag les Club 40 24 Sw she r & Lohse Pharm )6 28 Pu I n s Excavat ng 28 !6 Fr endly Tavern 28 )6 Mayer & H II Barber Shop 18 46 Htgh nd vtdual game Larry Dugan 217 Marl ene W !son 188 sec ond h gh nd game L ar ry D ug an 21) He len Phe ps 177 H gh se n es - Larry Dugan 600 H e len Phe lps 501 second h gh se r es - John Tyree 557 Marlene W l son 498 Team h i gh game Toms Carry Out 695 Team h1 g h ser es Toms Carr y Out 2047 " t<OOM house W th - bath on Ma n St R uttand on n ce eve l ot Reasonabl e Phon e 747 '1]71 $ o n Jtc SE WING Mach nes bra nd n ew Z g ZaQ n n ce wa nu ta b e n or q na cartons N eve r u sed C eara n ce on 74 Mode l s On y a l ew ava ab e $43 40 cash or terms ava abe Phone 992 7755 10 15 lfc Spr ng s de a for schoo l p erson nel adu Is on y Refer ence des r ed Ph one 992 278 9 10 2) 4tC 10 6 tfc AI V/'ICUUM c ca n er s Brand new l nn k ypc n odcl s w th S iltlnc n en s On y \1<~ .tO ca~h or e m<; twa able N ew up r Qhl modes 1.2~ 90 cash or Tr ade ns te r ms CJVa tab l e acce p cd Ph one 99 7 77':J'l t O 10 fc 1 BEDROOM cottage at Rock 2 BEDROOMS or 992 3.132 Garage Sale (t c Jr. I vc room a r d o c !toot pl an home n Pomeroy s r eady lo move o o arrow a ft er week s ol r cw roq n nd redecora lt on • s d e t~nd out d ea l for o;e or c 1 11c n s or c oup l e s 1rt "1 Q out N ew LuKa re turnt~ce sys tcm beaut ful woods new t e k ! Chen a nd brl h f oars hardwood f oors storaqc bu l d nq on l ot A rcilso Mbly pr ced home To see ca 9'17 5292 10 22 tfc i'l bt~th pm c Yard Sales 10 25 3tc 35 1 VB eng n e exce en! cond I on Do r se La rk ns 985 3577 0 13 .tip p m 10 2J 3t c waqon 1';160 OLOS MOB LE good runn ng cond ton S75 Phone 7J2 J178 0 7J ] IC LOW-BALL GAS 18 25 Jtc c f, ro~o PUBLIC NOTICE T h e annual e eel on of the Me gs County Agr cu lt u ra Soc e ly 0 rec or s w II be he l d Th ur sday Nov ember 7 1974 a t the off ce of the ""e gs County ~PEC A L XMAS Auct on Sa l e Com m ss on ers n til e Court A I new toys and g fl ems house at Pomeroy 0 o fr om 5 Sat Oct 26 7 p m a Mason to 9 p n Auct on Qua l I ea ons fa d r ecto r s tO 70 61C are th at hey must be a qua t ed vote of Me qs Coun v BUY F ea and mu st have a mem bersh p SWA P - SELL Marke Spr n g Avenue t eke! n sad soc ety of 19 74 Pomer oy Oh o Sa turd ay an d Ca n d dates pe ons must be Sun day AUC TI ON SU ND AY fl ed w th the Sec r etary no a t er 5 00 CO N S G NM ENT 15 Pet than 5 p m Wednesday De fa be r JO 197J 0 y pe r sons 10 17 lie hod ng membersh p I cke ts at thee oseol t he 974 County Far or at east 5 ea endar days befo r e he date of e eet on a r e qua t ed to vote The Me gs Agr cu tu ra Soc ely By Mrs Marv n K ng Secreta r y 1101 11 C 10 7 Nobce ecessary s nee of f' Auto SaiP.S Nat onw d e t I<'IW l !> EVY pars N EW I ilkcwood rae on bar s h t<~ C kf'r " r shocks hoo k er headers w h 3 coll ec tor s l or sn a b lock Ca ll 99:.> 34 ~6 fer 6 p m BEST OFFER 10 17 fc 1<,1)/ In dy n;, Phon(' q9 7 J H O'l7 5 C Help Wanted nsuranc e offers ea rn l QS up lo $ 15000( hs sasaary no t a draw to se ll c:omp etc s uran ce protec on te heath auo Ire com For Sale do odd obs Pt one 991 781' I Skil e A 'll'vily announced H<=~ owrof'n P.=.r v f:r day SMALL MALE b <~ck and b row n Oct 25 Ra ces p zes ba do g wear ng a collar o:; n oons ava l ab e for pr vatc Hyse Run Rd a r ea Phon e pa es Mond<'IY rues.dav 9n 2356 o 742 soo1 ThursdCly n qht s Sa t or Sun 0 2 t 6tc afte rn oon Open Wed F r day and S'l l 7 30 0 30 Ph one 965 3929 965 J1J o 965 9996 CAREER O PP ORTUN TY for I 0 2-t 12 c Me W L ' lt o .-,-- TheDailySentmei,Mlddleport.pomeroy Real Estate For Sale different wedge-shaped parts descnbmg The Life of the Harrison F irst wedge m scnbed LoUise Carl wed Olen Hamson Oct 6 1934 wedding bells second wedge thetr f1rst son Dale Harrtson was born Aug 31 1938 WlUt a baby rattler third wedge Phthp HarriSon , May 27 1942 also w1th a baby rattler fourth wedge grandchtldren Scott Jod1 and Rodney wtth a footbal l representing each boy and a rose for the gtrl fifth wedge were thetr hobbies m sports golf and bowling WlUt golf clubs and a bowlmg ball stxth was that they are both SUnday School teachers and this wedge had a small B1ble, seventh wedge was one big rose w1th these words Hope the next years w1ll be all roses " This wntmg was In black and the cake served 85 people Local car bucke t seat v nyl lntenor 4 spee d trans V 8 radr o good fires Real n ice 1969 CHEV BISCAYNE 4 OR V 8 eng rn e automatrc tran s white flnr sh good t re s '• 351 $995 P steer ng v n y l lnterr or POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO CORRECTION Thtrd place poster wmner m Ute second grade of Mrs Ida Dtehl at the Pomeroy Elementary School was Gayla Hamng and not Gale Hanmg as previOu sly a nnoun ced The posters wer e a promotion for the PTA halloween pa rty Saturday mght at the school POMEROY LANES Wed nesda y Early B rd October 2 1974 Won Lost Dependable Coni 44 -4 Ben Tom Corp 32 16 Ebe r shach Hardwar e 28 20 Eve yn s Grocery 24 24 Ro ush s Land ng 12 )6 No 6 4 4<1 H gh ln d G am e Mar l ene W !son 189 Second H g h l nd Game - An n e Hatf e d 184 H g h Seres - A nn Thoma s 511 Second H g h Ser es - Ja n Jenk ns 492 T eam H gh Game Depen Ci ab e Con tr ac t ng 820 Team H gh Se r es Eve yn s Gr ocery 2278 PRODUCTION NOTED WASHINGTON (UP!) Coal production durmg thz week endmg Oct 19 was Tuesday Tnpl c:ate October 8 1974 12 900 000 tons compared to the Lost correspondmg period m 1973 Royal Crown Bo ttimg Won 42 14 K rW Bu lders Supp !y 33 23 wh1ch was 11 910 000 tons New York C o th n g House The pertod from Jan I to 28 18 26 JO Oct 19 1974 ear n ed Royal Oa k Park Fr endl y Ta v ern 22 34 499 400 000 tons Turner s Groce r y 7 39 Tate Sylvta M Rupe Stanley M Rupe Ma ry L Drummond Charles Drummond Dorothy Tre uhe1t Wtlh am Tre uhe tt Dean Stewart aka Beulah Stewart Everett Stewart to Gladys Mtller parce ls Salts bury Pearl Bwtce Wa lter Bwtce Leon Mtller Delores Mtller Herbert P Mtller Russell M1ller Mmme M Brown Harry Miller to Gladys Mtller parcels Sahsbw y DoroUty Mtller to Gladys M1ller parcel Sahsbury Theodore Motter IV lo Gladys Mtller parce ls Salts bury James L Conley Jean S Conley to Raymond H Lan ders Joan Lande rs lo ts Pomeroy Albert Htll Jr Ora E Htll to Nancy J Jaspers 44 acre Sutton Paul R Roush Nancy E Roush to Paul R Roush Nancy E Roush parcels Orange Goldte Bormg Tona H Bortng to Paul K Bortng 3 acres Ohve Maur1ce Lott to Rtchard Dugan Barbara Dugan 375 acre Sutton Grover Whtte Jr adm Pearl V Tan thorey dec to J ames L Dav1s Jamce L Dav1s 14 19 acres Ohve Helen D Johnson to James W Johnson Zorra F Johnson 50 32 acre Sahsbury Sam Balas Neva L Batas to Eugene E Underwood Ruth M Underwood lots Orange Helen W1lliams to Arthur Ebhn Adna Eblm 1 03214 acre Sahsbury Missionary club has meet SYRACUSE - The Kings bury Mlss10na~y Club <il the Carleton Church ha d tts regular meetmg Thursday evenmg at the home of Mrs Sadie Carl Devotional ser9lce was m keepmg with Women of Ute Bible w1th Esther bemg the one for thtS meeting Mrs Karla Cbevelier gave a summary on the hfe of Esther The club now has Christmas cards ror sale It was dec1ded the nex t meeting would be beld at the church where the iadtes $895 would prepare boxes for ser v1cemen for C,Jtrlstmas Closing prayer was by Mrs Yovonne Young Refreshments were served (after I hanks giVen by Mrs Virgmta Dean) to Mrs Judy Carl Mrs Amta Dean Mrs Lowse Hamson Mrs Faye Pratt Mrs Roy Bnc kles , Mrs Mary Lou Houdershelt Mrs Yovonne Young Mrs Karla Cheveber, Mrs Ann Mash S'l"1e Mash Mrs JaneUt Beal Mrs Eva Ktng and Mrs Sadte Carl H gh lnd Ga m e So n a Waylan d 187 Second H gh nd Ga me - Betty Wh fl at ch 179 H gh Se r ies Betty Wh !lat ch 509 Second H1gh Se r es - Son a Way lan d 508 Team H gh Game Roya Crown Bolt n g 502 Team H gh Se ri es - Roya Crown Bolt n g 1438 Wednesday Early B1rd Octob er 9 1974 Dependab e Contract Won Lost ng 46 10 Ben Tom Corp J6 20 Ebersbac h Hardware 34 22 Eve lyn s Gro cery 26 30 Roush s L and ng 16 40 No 6 10 46 H1gh lnd Game Eun ice Duff 212 Sec ond High ln d Game - Ell en Rought 198 Hrg h Sel res - Ellen Rought 54 1 Secon d H gh Ser es F loss e Ma xso n 499 Team H gh Game - Roush s Landmg 862 Team H gh Se r es - Ben Tom Corp 2449 Wednesday Aft ernoon L eague October 9 1974 Won Lost Super Star s 42 14 Queen Bes 32 24 Thr ee Dev Is 30 26 M cC lur e s Da ry I sl e 28 28 E ll s & Sons So h•o 20 36 R denour s Supp y 16 40 H gh l nd Game Betty Wh t atc h 202 Sec ond High l nd Game - Be lt y Wh ttatc h 162 High Se r es Betty Wh tlat ch 511 Second High Seres - Delma Karr 4)8 Tea m H gh Game and Ser es Super Star s 447 and 1225 Wednesday Afternoon League Won Lost Su per Stars 42 14 McClur e s Da ry Is e 36 28 Queen Bees l4 30 Th ree Dev 1s lO 34 Ell s & Sons Soh o 26 38 R denour s Su p ply 22 42 H gh lnd G-ame Opa l Hupp 177 Secon d H gh ln d Game - Opal H upp 165 H gh Se r es Opal H up p 492 Second High Ser es Bett y F r eder c k s and Sel by Man ey 422 Team H gh game and Seres - Sup er St ar s 427 and 12116 72 Chev Imp Cpe., V-8 auto, PS ••••••••• 12495 72 Ford Cus 500 4 dr Sed., pow a1r••••• !1495 72 Ponltac Cat. HT Cpe~ power, a1r •••••••• '2895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr?, Vroof, an... • • 11795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ..........'1695 70 Olds 88 HT Sed , vroof, an••••••••••••••11395 70 Ollis 98 Hoi. Sed , power, atr ••••••••••• 11495 70 Ford Gal 500 2 Dr , V8, 3 speed••••••• 11095 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe., V roof, a1r ••••••••••• '995 69 Chev Mal 4 Dr, V-8 auto , PS•••••••••• '995 69 Ponltac Bonn., 2 Dr HT., v-roof, an •• •• '595 68 Ponltac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, alr 1595 68 Chev. Mal Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S.••• •.•• '995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, a1r •••••• 11095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr, V-8, auto., PS •••• •••••• '995 68 Bu1ck Skylark 2 Dr H.T., auto., PS ••••• '695 67 Cadillac H.T Sedan, full power, alr ••••••••1995 66 Ponllac Cat. 4 Dr , V8, auto, PS •••••••• 1495 64 Ford Falcon 2 Door........................ 1250 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan •••••••••••.•••••••1150 Karr & VanZandt You II Ltke Our Qual tty Way of Dorng Busrn ess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unt1l6 0~ T1l S p m Sat Reedsville News, Notes By Mn L Balderson Mrs Mabel Hetzer a nd Mr and Mrs Frank Btse spent a weekend wtth Capt and Mrs Fredenck Smt th and daughters a t Hampton Va Mr and Mrs Tom Montgomery of Sprmgfleld were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and Davtd Mr and Mrs Gene W1lson a ttended Ute Pumpktn Show a t Ctrclevtlle Saturday Recent callers at the home of Mrs Bess Larkins were a cousm Mrs Eleanor Hannan and daughter Beth and two fne nds from Toledo Als o calhng were Mr and Mrs Bert Scrtmsher and Scotty of Loulsv tlle Mrs J D Hayman has returned home after bemg a patten t at Holzer Medtca l Center GallipoliS Vts ttmg recently at the Wtlltams Ba lderson home Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. PHONE 992 7777 POMEROY HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 9 AM-6 PM Closed Sundays LARGE CENTS • 1796 1855 LINCOLN CENTS ( 1909·DATE) DIMES (1916 DATE) QUARTERS (1932·DATE) HALF DOLLARS 1818·1969 GOLD • ALL DENOMINATIONS SUPPLIES Whttman Com Folders & Albums Plashc Tubes Com Cleaner for S1lv~r Copper and N1ckel Books etc Hours MTS COINS Thur Fn 6 30 8 lO Sat Aft 1 30 s 00 Main St of Galhpolts 121 State St Ph. 446 1842 . . I ·. Available • 3 bedroom. all electnc. Pomeroy , Oh1o Open Da1ly 11 7 LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Excellent Selectton of Followmg Corns SAVINGS KINGSBURY MOBILE HOME SALES __:_ Ktssmg the Blarney Slone fou nd atop a caslie tn Ireland by hangmg ups tde down 80 feet m t he a ir 1s sa 1d to con fer the g tft of ga b CLOSE OUT 74 MODEL completely fum1shed . See At , were Mr and Mrs George Arnold of Northridge Cahf and Mr and Mrs Btll Wtlltams of Athens Ga 1 �o- The l>atly Sent me l Mtddleport Pomerov 0 f nd ty Oct 2!i 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Employment Wanted Help Wanted lost BLACK A N D WH TE ANgora ca a 1swers to h i" na e of F luff Reward I to und Co n til e ! M s t y G ru f'se or Rodney G u eser 992 5658 10 1 Jt c 1\ A I~Y~ ot e for I ER 9 yf'il o v p.'lt l ol d schoo l q or Won e n mere a au o mu t ua l fund s per ence s we on e have nance and No pr or £')( he most com pe te Ir a n n g pro grams n fl e ndu s y eres ted n a I f you caree are op po r tun ty n a r ewa d "nq bus ness ca 1 StaniC'y Ferguson a t 6 4 JJ6 J707 Co ll ec Monday t hru Fr day 8 a m o 4 30 p m A n Eaua Opper un t y E mp oyer 10 23 Jtc ll.'<wcr ck G bcr ow n eaqe eKcc ten t con d o W li~ k.C bes o tt e Phon e 985 35 I 10 25 6tp SH OOT N G MATC H Co n Ho ow Gun Club u n I st r gh after M les ((In ete r y Ru tand Factory cho ked guns on y Su nday Oct 27 196 DAT SUN sa t on Pho 1c 992 3236 73 MACH AUCT O N Thur sday and Saturday n g ht 7 p m at Mason Au c t on Horton St n Mason w va Cons gnments welL om e Phone 304 773 547 1 jJ} 3 lf c $00 REWARD fo t he n formal on l ea d ng to th e arresl and conv ct on ot per sons re spons be for but cher ng catt le on M cC umb er ll on the wee k of Oc t 19 Sat Cont act John M I er Rut and 0h07J2385 0 22 6 c NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TO W H OM T MAY CO N CERN No t ce s he eby g ven th at on Nov ember 4th 1974 at 0 00 AM apubl csa ew be h eld at Sm th N e l son Mo tor s In c Po m er oy Oh o to set tor cash the fo llow ng co ate r a t o w t 1969 Opel Wagon Se r No ~9 1908410 sa d col ate r at be ng h e d to secu r e an ob i gal on a r s m g under a r e l a n sta l ment secur t y agreem ent held by Ge nera l Motor s Ac cep l ance Corpora l o n as secu r ed party :sa d pub c sa e s to b e conducte d acco d ng to the aws ot the Sta te of Oh o Gene r a Motors Accep ance Cor pora t ton r ese r ves he r gh t t o b d at fh1 s sate The co ateral s presen y stored and may be seen a Sm th Ne son Moto r s nc Pomeroy Oh o GE N ERA L MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 10) 25 ltc Fairview News Notes FORMERLY B&R DISCOUNT East Mam St Pomeroy 0 New Hours 7a m to 10 p m Except Sun 12 to 4 SA LE W Va Po ll ed H er eford Assoc at on w I ho l d 4th annua F al Sa e Saturday November 2 197J a Jackson Co unty L vestock Ma rk et near R p ey Offer ng w cons st of 15 bu s mos tl y bre ed ng age 30 he fers and B cows w h ca lves Wr te J m Wes f at R 2 BOK 15 Sp ence W va or ca 992 210 J PUREBRED 0 2 ~ I Mustan g 1969 FoR o F a r ane 2 dr hard op 307 v 8 automaT c tr an s n ss on p s new I r es ex ee l en cond I on Phone q92 " a For o 2J 6tc R~nt 0 N E bed room tur n shed ap t Ca I 992 5JJ6 0 20 6 c F URNI S HED apartment adu lts only n Middl eport Phon e 992 3874 5 12 lfc Bill Goodwin's Farm 6 miles from Wilkesville 6 miles from Albany Oct 23-24 25-26-27 12 30-6 OOp m Bargains MISeellaneous Articles by the thousands ZIG ZAG SEW NG MACH N ES e l n l ayaway A ll b u t n to bu l onhol e do s et c h sew n g and l aney s f ch n q Pay 1ust $48 75 cash o e m s avn l a bte Trade n s accepted Phon e 992 7755 0 ?0 If ( 19 1-1 TWO 4 room and bath apts n M ddleport For nformat on ca l 992 2550 or 747 655 1 7 3 ttc TR A ILER space on pr vale ot ) m tes f rom Pomer oy Phone 367 7743 10 25 ) c TRAILER 2 bedroom s on y Phone 992 JJ24 Adu t s FUEL OIL HEATERS <1 ROOM house unturnt shed on 650 L nco n He g hl s Phone 9V2 387 4 lOB lfc For Sale TWO HOTPONT a r co n d t oners 24 000 B T U S1 00 each Phone 992 9975 10 21 6tp POMEROY LANDMARK J ac k w Carsey Mgr 1~ Phon(! 991 2181 ~'~~·n::a:;~e': ~ 60°~ 'Z.'.'~ st Ch co•he Oh o 45601 10 22 ttc Shuler's Market W Mam Pomeroy FALL IS HERE! GREAT COlJNTRY ST!REO 92.1 WMPO-FM M1dd,eporf Pomeroy CA!:I H pad for a 1 makes and models Of mobile homes Phone a l.l a cod e 614 423 9531 4 13 ttc OLD FURNITURE oak tables c ocks ce boxes brass beds d shes desks cr complete households Write M D Mtller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o cal l 992 7760 5 13 tt c CAS H sus ~ or unk ca rs com ple te Frye s Truc k and Auto Pa rts Rutland Oh o Phon e 742 6094 10 16 26tc JUNK a utos co mpl ete an d del vered o our yard We p ck up au to bod es and buy all k nd s of scra p meta ls and ron R der s Sa lvage Sl R t 1'14 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Ca ll 99'J 546 8 10 17 f c 10 23 6tc - -- - - - - R EWOOD for s al ~ Phone 992 3J63 or 992 33 12 10 24 121p 50 000 BTU Warm Morn ng c rculatmg heater gas In good shape All vent pipes and copper tub ng Phone 742 6834 10 24 6tc P IGS for sate Char es Searles B t 1 Rutland Oh 10 Phone 7'42 4624 10 24 Stp -------------APPLE S F tzpatr lck Orchard Sta t e Route 699 w lkes v li e 669 3785 Phone 9 25 26tC -------------NEW whIskey barrel for sale 0 E Ba l ey Success Road Phone 667 6344 10 16 121p G ROCERY business for sa le ~ Building for sate or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment 3 20 t fc ------------- FREEZ ER Beef 1000 lb cOni ted Hereford steers extra EARN eJC ra cash the ee~sy way n ce w 11 deliver to your Pr ces are g rea t tor your process n g p lant Call 843 2111 scr 1p r on sheet ron copp er even ngs b ras s alum num 1BM 10 16 12tp J:. apers sta n less st ee l auto batter es auto r ad 1ator s Sel l to O~"~e of the l argest r eeve ng LOCUST posts 22 R em ngton <!r> pan es r. th s part of the and 1 72 acre lot Phon e 742 ::;t1t e Th e Rosenberg Com 3656 '\ >a • Y A t h en s Oh o 10 HI 26tp 10 9 f c Over 30 Strout Realty RT 143 - All elec home 3 BR carpeted bath & 12 carport 1 h acres 160 A 3 m from Harrisonville lS ml from Athens Beef or dairy farm all elec home barn out buildings 6 ponds RUTLAND full basement 3 bedrooms all e lectric home Sl8 500 AL~ HOME 4 $16 500 00 BUSINESS BUILDING - 3 rooms down a nd 3 rooms up Good locat on f or off1ce GOOO P RO PERTY IS SCARCE AND EXPEN SIVE BUT WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION PICTURES OF EACH ONE AT THE OFFICE ELECTRIC new home ~~~:;~iii;;;;;;:::E!II RUTLAND - Brick older home 4 bedrooms carport acre of ground $14 000 115 ACRES - Bottom & hillside w1lh barn Chesler area 307 Sprmg Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 CONTACT Lo•s Pauley Branch Manager ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE On State R:t 124 V2 m1 from Route 7 by pass towards Rutland Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mechamcal Work Open Mon 8A M 6 MA 1N POMEROY,. 0 POMEROY _ Attract ve 6 room home 3 bedrooms dmmg room bath basement 2 ndows ullltes porch storm doors & w Go ng al ss 900 oo POMEROY- Mulberry Hts Lovely home 3 becftooms $29 000 00 CARPENTER - 2 slory frame 4 bedrooms 1 1 baths drmng room cement blo ck storage bldg por ches recen tl y patnted msrde & out Porches 2 garages about 2 acres can help frnance to rtght party S10 000 00 NEAR LANGSVILLE - 2 acres 2 story fram e some carpetmg 4 bedroom s so m e out d nn1g room burldlngs garage gas well Pnc ed to sell 992 2:259 or 992 2568 Busmess Serv1ces PI ANO tun n g and repa rmg Lane Dan 1el s Phone 992 2062 Refere nce E b erfe- d s 10 25 12tp H OME IM PROVEMENTS Anyth ng you want or need to mprov e your hom e from replacement w nd ows k1t che n and bathroom re m ode l ng garage door operators or add ng on a room Call Fred B Goeg le n for free est mal e or stop by our model hom e on Wr ght St n Pomeroy Ca ll 99 2 5976 10 25 ltc Sat PM - ---------- LA ST B tO Home Improvement carpentr y wo r k roo f ng pamt ng carp et n st all at on free est mates A I work guaranteed Phon e 742 5981 9 22 tfc EXCEL SIOR Salt Works E Main St Pomeroy All kinds of salt wate r pellets water nu~ g ets block salt and own Oh o Rtver Sa lt Ph one 992 3891 6 s lfc S ~~~C-IA NKS-ili;n-;d rea sona ble rates Ph 4.46 4782 Ga lliPOlis Joh n Russett owner and ope rator 5 12 tfc SEPTIC TAN KS A~081C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SAN ITATION STEWART 3035 OH 10 PH 662 10 4 lfc ----------------~ SAFE, SURE, SMART DRIVERS - SEE RIGGS USED CARS FIRST! BUSINESS RACINE PLUMBING: ' AND HEATING • ALL W EA THER H A RDWARE 337 N or th Seco nd Ave M ddleport Ohm 991 2HO We're Wheeling 0 74 CHEV. C1Q .•.••••••••.•••••••••••••$3295 and Dealing 350 V 8 auto P S spr ngs w t oppe r Emergency Phone 992 3995 or 992 7 582 P B long w 1de bed ntE DEPENDMU E CONTRACTING CO. Does your home requ1re any of these serv1ces, • INFLATION FIGHTER SALE Don t forget the roof of your home Have a beautiful new heavy dul y call Al!-WEAntER 337 N. 2, Middleport 992 2550 If so. Call us Now for a Free Eshmate IU EXCAVATING COMPANY 777 Pearl Street Mtddleport Ohto Phone 991 5367 or 992 3861 TIRED OF Dry Red llchy SktnRed Smelly Next to H1ghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 FREE Known & 593 6366 Dress your home up warm for cold days ahead S1dmg Insulates, adds beauty, 1s durable, adds value, 1s colorful S1d1ng can be mstalled anytime Ask us about Soffit, Fasc1a, Gutters and Downspouts, too FREE ESTIMATE JOHNSON MASONRY 992 7608 Rt 7 & Umon Ave 0 Pomeroy, R elwble Servzce Racine, 0. Interior & Exterior Work $] • 95 Yd and up Pr ce rncludes lnstallatton and free padd ng Talk to Wend e ll Grate carpet consultant FREE ESTIMATE Fully Insured - We have hundreds of carpet values Your 10b can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No l ong waiting period D&D CONSTRUCTION SPECIAL! Candy PHONE 949 3832 or 843 2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a shelf to a house Pa1nt1ng s1d1ng paper hangtng cabtnets etc Sq Strtpe Carpet w1th rubber back Reg S6 99 sq yd roof1ng dens RUTLAND FURNITURE kitchen SE WING MACHINES Repa ir serv ce all makes 992 2284 The Fa br c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and serv 1ce we sharpen Sctssors 3 29 tfc ---------~..'_l_trc 742 4211 Rutland 0 o air cond t oned auto t rans --------------- 4 cyl 4 S:P H T runs good 65 FORD WAGON ......................$295 Good Selection Cheaper Cars only 31 585easy mrles Extra n ce l{eith Goble Ford, Inc. RIGGS USED CARS 992-2196 Middleport 3rd Ave . . Sacred • gold velvef Inserts new furniture is a on SPECIAL S35 (Continued from page I ) ma\ltemallcs at the College of Ste<jiben~llle Wheeltng College the Umvers1ty of Illlno1s Champa1gn Ill Yowtgstown Umvers1ty and d1d graduate work at Kent Staf% Umvers1ly m educaltonal psychology and ad mml8tratmn ' Remember ALL ap pllances have 30 day money back guarantees! Father USED FURNITURE HUGE stock for furnishing Welton room in the house ' now we even have laugh! save r the to wmter ~~!~~~.R~~~\~~~~ we re open 5 days a week Wednesday thru Sunday 9 a m to 7 p m and closed Mondays and Tuesdays Bellillre Cen1ral Sc hool n Steubenville While Father Welton was assigned as an rnstrucfo r or prlnc:lpal of the va r ou s high schools of the Diocese of St..t ubenvill e other assign ments were as busrness manager of Sf Edward Central KUHL'S Bargain Center High School at Carrollton Sl Joseph Ce!tlral High School happmess n doing things by Ironton Sf John Central H1gh School Central Rl 7 Tuppers Platns Phone 667 3858 Bella ire Calhol1c H gh School at Steubenville and as pastor of St Marys of Pine Grove St Joseph sat Fairpoint and Our Lady of Lourdes n Wmters ville Pr or to his pastorates h s years of asslsta n c y were served at St Joseph Ironton 51 Peters Sleubenv lie St Mar y s Lafferty 51 Josep h Fairpotnl Sl Mary s 51 becommg organrzers dlrec fors administrators members of va r ous boards constant schedul e adminlstratrve m eet ng goers specral sts for a small portion of human ty glorr f red fund ra• sers 1ust fo keep t h ngs opened or gomg and m th e best of repatr Thank God we have suc h people and we need them because of their abtllt es For over 14 years I feel that I was one of the above 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 and absorbed w rth th ngs I feel every man m ust k eep exammrng and search ng for hr s fulfillm en t m thrs short llfe In moments of sol tu de one cannot kee p runnmg away from an tnner vo ce sHout ng and screammg people are more 1mporfant than th ngs or to be absorbed w th th ng s w 11 keep you away from so many people Here m Pomeroy I ha ve already experienced for th e ftrst hme rn al most 15 years thaf I am with people more people of all ages For the f r st f me smce my arnval tn Pomer oy I have done more for the elder l y a nd the sick for whom I had very I tfl e t me left over after doing all th e assigned rob s and thmg s thru st upon m e For the frrst ftme I fee l that I am a variable for people to d scuss their man y problems w ith wh rch th ey are copmg and which are sp1rttual m nature Thts rs what Po mero y means to m e and bemg n Pomeroy I love every monent of it For the f r st ftm e I am exper encmg real hap ptness and f ulfrllment w ith a realization that people are more Important than th ngs BEDFORD TWP - The Carl reunton .which was held Oc t 6 at Bedford Youth Center had the followmg members present Mr and Mrs Wilham L Cool Waverly Mr and Mrs Donald Bnckles Nelsonville Mrs Faye Pratt Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl and Rodney and Mtss Debbte Queen Mrs Iona Bnckles, Bruce Demse and Steve and Mtss Sue Wood Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Ph11ip Harnson and Rodney Columbus Mr and Mrs Uoyd King Mona Brtan Bnll and Phtl and Rodney Frecker Mr and Mrs Olen Hamson Mr and Mrs V1rg1l Carl Brett Randy Danny and Melod1 Mr and Mrs Dale Hamson Scott and Jodi and Mrs Harrison s father Ottte Scholl Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Bud W1lson Mr and Mrs Bill Lohrer Shan and Mike Mr and Mrs Terry Ohlmger, J ay and Jon Philo Mr and Mrs Charles Riffle Mr and Mrs Roy Brlckles Pomeroy Mrs Rhonda Gtbson and Jod1 and Sean Athens Mr and Mrs Chuck Rtffle Cheryl and Cindy Middleport Mr lmd Mrs Ronald Riffle, Matt and Tlll8 Pomeroy A basket dtnner was held at noon and a wedding cake was presented to Mr and Mrs Olen Hamson for their 40ttlweddmg anmversary from thetr sons Dale and Phll1p a nd therr famthes The large rowtd cake was t entered with roses and the cake was mscrtbed w1th seven enjoyed af the time w ha t I was doing I did well with thmgs and yet was so scarce tn be ng ava !able to people because of be ng so rnvolved ~ • '< Red Carpet Slrvlce Get Ready For Winte( } RUTLAND FURNITURE •• • • _;_....,..__:._,.A_r:-n..,o,...lt;t_G_r_at-:-:e,-.,.,..,=...:~_;_u_t_la_n_d..:_.J:j" "' 2 MUD-SNOW RETREADS l 'T,1. • : • .• •• • ~· ....• 4• • FEED 200 ba les straw approx 500 bu corn ANTIQUES AND MISC Large lot antique dishes bowl ana pttcner set old (ars jugs botffes lot Avon bottles pi c lure frames 2 old ice boxes cow bells 10 gal milk cans sad Irons hand tools feed bags electric he~ters log chains 3 bundles roofing shingles many mise Items not listed , , • Sale order Antiques and mise responsible far accidents •• Not ' ... -!:!: . 2 REGULAR RETREADS • 4 FOR •49.95 Plus Recappable Casing GENERAL TIRE SALES 992 7161 ., Chester, 0 Meigs Property Transfers Ernest Max Cale Jr to Ntna Cale journal entry Chester Denver Hysell Frances E Hysell Ralph Van Cooney Judy Van Cooney to Luther D Hudson I 99 acre Sahsbury Fred A Lewts Janet M Lewts to Helen C Lewts parcel Mtddleport Helen C Lewts to Hershel B McClure RhoJean V McClure parcel Middleport John Zweyer to Neva E Ba1ley lots Chester Theodore Motter 3rd Thomas M Motter to Gladys Mtller parcels Sahsbury Ruth Mtller Tate Harlan Carl family gathers descr bed people and I really Clairsville and Sf Francrs Xavier at Malvern Father Welton was instituf onal director and organr 2er of scouting and organized and --• Hearl ed abouf his reacti on to eroy Fathe r Welton had o sa y am s mply delighted to ":le ere In Pom eroy at Sacred Heart I have the opportuntty to be with some of my fnend s '" Pomeroy and to renew acqua intances of years ago as well as to meet so many other wonderful peopl e from the P o meroy area My new ass rgnment n Pomeroy Is a first in so many aspects and d1fferenl fr om t he numerous as~rgnmenfs I have had as a man of God Some peopl e have searched and found their utmost earthl y Oh10 and Catholic H 1g h Sacred 16 Carrollton He rece tved an admlnlstra)Jve tnstrucfor asslgnmenr · at St Joseph Central High School ln Ironton where he was pnnc pal and at St John Central H1gh School rn you Ciln save S everyday low to Church In Pomeroy fo relie ve the Rev Fr John B Nadzam who had left on an mdeflnlte srck leave the Rev Mr Welton was named pastor of the PO'merov church when the Rev Fr Nadzam resigned officially from the local pansh on Sept High "School 1n Lafferty Oh10 and St Edward H1gh School 1n ~arpiellng. drrected a Catholic Yo uth Organization m four of the above m ent oned locaf ons Before comtng to Pomeroy Fath er Welton was m sf tutronal an d bu srness manager of th e Cathol c Central High School n Steubenv lie and pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes tn Wmters vrlle Coming mattiemat cs in grades seven through 12 at Seton Central MAYTAG OWners Aud1oneer S P B loca ll y ow ned See Ray Rtggs or Roger Riebel VERY SPECIAL ( ONLY) 5 PC SPAN LIVING ROOM 2 matching sofa & gold velvet with gold while floral pc dk oa~ table set 1967 Int. 1964 Ca rryall V 8 4 wheel dr ive Many Prices Reduced! Good runn nq ca r Was 5295 Wal $1395 ~~Iy vw s995 SAT ONLY These spec1als good only on Sat --------------------------73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, an••••••• '4595 $195 73 Dodge Pol Cus 4 Dr HT, pow., a1r ••• .'3095 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Cpe, power, a1r •••••• .'3295 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr. HT, v·roof, atr ••..• •• '3095 72 Olds 98 HT Sed , v-roof, a1r•••••••••••••• '3495 72 Chevelle Mal HT Cpe, v·roof, atr, stereo.!2995 72 Olds Toronado Cpe, Vroof, pow , atr •••• 13695 Oct 26, 1974 See Ceward Calvert Smthn' Art Argynes or 81 II Nelson Smith Nelson Motors Inc. Phone 992 2174 Pomeroy, Oh1o M1ddleport, 0 \ 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1970 FORD MAVERICK $1295 1969 FORD TORINO CPE sp Hatchba ck 4 Dr 1969 Ford V8 Custom 500 ••••••••••••••••••••• 11195 • to shop at KUHL BARGAIN CENTER' lunch ,served Buy! •• PS 66 CHEV. IMPALA ..................... s295 .. feed and caffle USED CARS at 72 VEGA 4 CYL .......................$1295 1200 Serres 2 Dr v Roanoke Hay Baler 3 PH Ford rake Myers hay crusher John Deere 2 row pick up corn planter Wood Bros 1 row pull type corn picker 13 Disc grain drill Gleaner combine New Idea 42 ft elevator w motor 2 wagons w beds and unloaders subsoiler drag harrow cultlpacker manure spreader Ford tractor jack and wheel weights Ford front end loader 2 unit Surge milkers w motor and pump 50 gal water heater Sta nless steel wash .vat and 15 sfanch1ons a uto 68 BUICK SPECIAL :.~:-••••.••••..••• sg95 73 DATSON .............................$1695 ~ saturday Oct 26 at 10 oo AM at the tart Ftndllna farm 5 miles N of Chester Ohio 2 ml SE of Alfred on Sumner Road Co Rd 36 Follow auction signs from Rt 7 br St Rt 681 LIVESTOCK AND MACHINERY 8 head Hereford Holstein heifers 8 N Ford Tractor 1963 1 Ton Dodge Truck ~45 ooo m 11es) Kharm an Ghra a stea thrs pr ce Was 52195 Local 1 owner good w s w tires de luxe mt trim wheel covers rad10 6 cy l real economy w th std trans blue fm ni ce P ~ flat1on & stretch your furnrshtng appliance $1 5 v nyl r oof 70 PONTIAC 4 DR••••••.•.•......•.••$1295 seets fully operat ng con sole ful l y equ pped AUCTION S}950 1971 vw 71 FORD MAVERICK................ ..S1495 2 Dr 6 cy l auto 4 ' 1969 Ford XL LTD .............................. '1195 • 2 J7t hardtop One of lhe sharpest 69 s n Tr Slate Bucket sedan fac arr P S P B 2 Dr H T 6 cyl 2M' sedans cho1ce of three locally owned cars .' ' vmy1roof sharp 71 MERCURY MONTEGO .•••••••••.• $1695 1!10 Ford Mavenck 6 cyl.............~~.~~':"'.~.'•• 1195 Brg CapaCity Mavtag Auto mattes 'l speed oreratlon Qholce o watfr ,emps Auto wtter l evel control lnt Filter or Power Fir Agitator .. Perma Press Maytag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes with gentle even heat No hot spots no overdrylng Fine Me- Lint F liter We Speclo~llze in Farm mach1nary 4 Dr H T 1 BARGAIN DAYS AT KUHL S A great way to f1ghl la c a rr P S P 8 Squ re opt on One GT 2 dr H T extra sha r p Bucket seats operatrng console 351 V 8 Gladly refer you t o carefu l local owner 51 Theresa Church at Piney Fork 51 Mary s of Morges 1----,,..;.._ tape pl a yer Was 52 195 v.w. ~~IY 1971 VW Bug Factory a r 500 E Mam St 72 CHEV. IMPAlA ••.•.•••..•..•...••. s2195 1970 Mercury V8 Cyclone •••••••••••••••••••••••• 11695 v H T fact arr P S P 8 v m y l roof 2 Or H T 4 Dr Sedan clean es t 71 n area Auto tra ns You 11 have to see to appreci ate ' on a l um1num replacement w ndows s1d ng storm doors and w1ridows Ra ling Phone f harles L sle Syracuse Ohio ~,. arl Jaco b Sales Representat v e v Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tfc value - $2295 1973 Formu l a V EE low mileage 4 speed a real dea l Was $2495- 72 PLYMOUTH FURY 111... .........s2195 1971 Volkswagen 4 cyl ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12495 Now $4 99 Sq Yd N1ce for bedrooms k1fchens etc 72 BUICK LeSABRE.. •••..•.•••.•.•.. $2195 loca l ow ner select1on CARPOING 501 NYLON II Dr Sedan Only 19 810 easy m l es by our Off rce Mgr A r conditioned full y equ tpped L ke new ' AM FM rad LOADS OF CLEAN USE APPLIANCES elec gas ranges from $30 949-3295 ~--•995---..1 .972 Ford V8 Car Ranchero P1ckup ••••••••••••• 12895 $4951 GHEEN'S PAINTING 1973 Ford LTD V8 4 Dr Sedan ••••••••••••••••• 13495 mileage READY MIX CON CRETE det1vered right to your pro1ect Fast and easy Free es t mates Phone 992 3284 Goeg t eln Ready Mix Co M dd leport Oh to 6 30 tfc - -- - - - I '=====~===~~:=::==:~=-::--------:::----- 56 Case w1de front end, 3 pomt h1tch w1th front end loader m good s hape 4 Dr ------------FO R FREE estimates All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers long w de bed ,.....-TRACTOR---.. 1 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr ·······················'····· 2795 Hardtop fully equ ppe d w th a rr cond etc Extra clean low C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Racrne OhiO Cntt Bradford 5 1 tfc BOWERS REPAIR Auto sales we are gtvtng generous discounts on our new 1974 s & 75 s and Sf Ill a1v1na vou too dollar for vour car or truck Wtth our btg volume we have best selection 10 area 10 fully recond1t1oned locally owned used cars pnced to move for qu1ck sale The tfttire you compare• The more you look the. better we took • All that 1s needed for a free phone 68 FORD 6 CYL ••••••••••••••••••••• s1095 Y:ou re lucky! In order to mamtam our No 1 posttron 1n new car Roofmg Co Water Electnc Gas Sewer lmes 1nsta lied Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks Limestone & Ftll Dtrt Commerctal Restdenttal Construction & Remodel Hard WaterT hen ca ll us for a Water Analysts R1ght Now At REDECORATING? esttmate IS a P)ease Phone 1972 Plymouth Du st er V 8 aufoma tr c vi nyl top AM FM radro Was $2 595 72 FORD RANGER XLT.............. s2495 s oot msla lled by All Wyther VINYL SIDING PH 992 7454 or 992 7129 Free Estim•tes Micldlepor.f, SATURDAY ONLY SPECIALS ~~IY -TRUCKS~- 302 V 8 standard long w1 de bed WILL tr m or cut tree s and DOZ ER work l and c learing by the acre hourly or contract sh rub bery al so clean out farm pond s roads etc Large basemenl s and attics Phon e dozer and operator w th over 949 322 1 or 742 444 1 20 years exper ~nee Pullins 10 18 :261C E x cavatmg Pom eroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 CREME- ANS !:.,O_NCRETE 12 19 tfc del vere d Mo ll"d"iV through 4 Sa turday and evenings o DELL AI nement to ca l.~d Phone 446 1142 behind Rutland Grade Sc hOOl 6 13 tfc complete front end service brakes and tuneups wh ee ls PIANO tunm g a nd repa r balanced electronically Open Ph one Char es Sco tt 992 3718 8 to 8 dally Call 74:2 3232 on 9 17 32 tp Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc DozER or backhoe work Phone 446 3981 or 44 6 345 9 EXCAVATiNG dozer loader lind backhoe work septic 9 8 ttc tanks Installed dump truqks and to boys for h re will haul SEPTIC TANKS c lean e d fill d irt top so li limestone & M odern San tll t on 992 3954 or g ravel Call Bob or Roger 992 7349 Jeffers da y phon e 99:2 7089 9 18 tfc night phone 992 3525 or 992 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been _ 5231 cancelled " Lost your operator s I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc --- . 949 5961, Racme, Friday Oct 25 1974 WE MEAN See Us for yo ur Plumbmg and Heatmg Needs On S.t! l e Nuw qual ty Devoe Brtght Wh1f e Latex Hou se Pa nt 1n 2 gallon ca n s Onl y U 49 per gallon Brand nam e Root Pa •nt 10 pet off wtute th ey tas t Take advantage o l fh e:te great buys w h te th ey are st II tn st ock REMODELING? Keep out the cold and cut the cost of heatmg I a.EtAND 608 E REAlTY 3 bedrooms carpeted range and air conditioning S17 500 GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING bath dm ng room hardwood floor s some carpet•ng full basement w th re c room ut hty spa ce concrete patro roofed storage bldg abou t 2 acres m qutet ne ighborhood Sweet C1der Apples Pumpkms lnd1an Corn -~-- f" rlk !'I b edr ooms bath automatrc heat porch ca rport and n1ce garden L arge ya rd On ly llc - ----- T"!•, Jkrd ',r /It -1 New Monogram Wood Burmng Stove ::~; phone 99 2 2780 lir·fl'' B COUNTRY GRAV EL Y tracto r new super BEDROOM tra l er n 2 C 8 used about B hrs Syracuse c ose to Schoo No equ pp ed w th the fo llow ng c h d r en or p ets Depos t used attachments 30 Ro t ary requ red Phon e 992 244 after m owe r ro tary pow r ota r y 6 JO p m cu l t valor 1 yr war r a nty no 10 18 tfc rade $1 19 5 New st pr ce wou d be 5 1 52 0 Grave y 3 AND 4 ROOM furni shed and Tractor Sales Pomeroy un furnish ed apartments (61<1 ) ';192 2975 Phon e 992 54 34 10 23 6tc 4 12 ttc H ULLE D wa nuts for sate 20c PRIVATE mee t ng room for per lb Phon e 949 29 11 any organ rat on phone 992 10 22 6tp 3975 3 11 tfc F R EWOOD tor f r ep ace or CO\UNTRY- Mob"ieHo.;;-e Pa~k 992 7644Cut o ength Phone stove Rl J3 ten m l es north of 1 2 eroy L arge lo ts w th re e pat os s dewalks P CK NG up a p ano : unn ers a nd off street area a resover pon park n g Also spaces for s bte look partyng tofor take sma ll tra lers Phone 992 2479 payments Cal co ee l Cred ' 7 21 tfc 6 R OOM furn shed apt C ose to Pow et s Super Va tu phone 992 3658 10 1J tfc TEAFORD Pnced For Ou1ck Sale 9. ~ Business Services Interior, Exil•l'kw Decoratlngan4 Remodeling acres 3 bedrooms n ce k t chen e lectr c heat c ty water bath a nd sma ll str eam INVESTMENT Gen eral stor e on State Route doing good bu s ness w 1th good stock Will sell at a bargatn 10 18 tfc J 10 17 tf c NEW LISTING - SIEGLER and MONOGRAM SCRAP ALUMINUM 79 Depot Street Athens Oh1o BUILD IN G Of 80ft frontagex 165ft Th e second tot on left on R verv ew Dr ve L ncotn H Pomeroy Oh o If n ter es ted ca l 992 3230 a ft er 5 II•) 'vl.r·(h,lflll \lrr•,·l ------- ------- The Rosenberg Co. SMALL House and of on Condo r St reet Phone 992 7126 10) ti C f'rtJ)l('l~l)' Ohtl) ;•, ,'!> 1 ST EREO RAD I O am fm 8 tr ack t ape comb nat on 4 speclker sound syste m 3 Ba ance s 108 72 or easy 12x60 MOBILE HOME bedrooms centra l a r and t erm s Ca 992 3965 10 15 t c he at w asher dryer w th uttilty bu ldtng CNr a 1m 1s to please By Mrs Herbert Roush our customers Mr and Mrs Russell Roush GRAV EL sand Mason sa nd and c htldren Sharon Cmdy I mesto ne P t Run b y the ton NEW qua ty tv ng r oom su t es De vered Phon e 446 1142 Davtd and Edward Mr and These su tes hav e so t d oak 10 18 tfc fr a mes that are dowel ed Mrs Ronald Russell and Mtke glue d and doub e corner and Mandy and Jeff Mtller blocked Many styl es an d fabr cs to choose fr o m attended a party al the home of Mob•le Homes For Sale KNAP P shoes socks and start tn g as low as $129 95 ac kets 11 st yles on sale Mr a nd Mrs Robert Also 3 p c Early A mer can Phone 992 5324 2 BEDROOM mob l e hOme n table sets S34 95 We a lso McKmney Saturday evemn g at ~0 1 lie t own $4 500 Ca 1 992 3975 or have bedd 1n g bed room 992 257 1 Mt Alto W Va su tes tam p s d nette sets and 9 13 lf c h de a beds Jack s Furn1ture Mr and Mrs Btll Mttchell of TREAT rugs rtght thev II b e a and Upho l ste ry Sup pi es 236 d e l ght f cleaned w th Blue Colwnbus are vlSttmg Mrs T~ A LER for sa te a t Hyset E Man St Pomeroy Phone Lus tre R ent e ectr c Run 2 bedroom s Phone 992 992 3903 Bertha Robmson Mrs Mtt sh ampooer 51 397 5 or 992 257 1 Baker Fur lO 24 6tc n1ture Com pany chell and Mrs Tocte Hayman 10 11 lfc 10 25 3tc 600 EGG stee l a r n c ubator are ass1stmg Mrs Robmson rn 1970VA L IA Ni 65x12 3 bedroom 1 ke n ew Phone Larry Baker papenng her home full y carpeted L P gas hea t Reedsv li e 378 6257 Phone 992 7751 10 20 6lp Sharon and Cmdy Roush a nd MA LE Beagle rabbit dog for 1 8 25 tiC ----1--..-----sa le Isaa c Lew1 s Cl fton w Jeff Mtller spe nt Saturda y Va 773 5507 everung wtth Mr and Mrs 10 23 3tp Pels For Sale SOLID Ronald Russe ll at Wolfpen VINYL SIDING REDUCT ON of grown AKC toy Mr and Mrs Carl R obmson pood les $50 ea ch pups $65 s amese k ttt ens S15 Phone 1 3 QUARTER ton Dodge truck Produced trqm a spec at of Norfolk Va spent the and heat ng stove Richard 256 6247 vmyl compound made by B weekend wtth Mr and Mrs 10 1 26t C Qua IS 238 Beech St M1 d F Goodrich and Monsanto 5 d1epor t Ohro Charles Manuel Mr and Mrs t mes th cker than metal 10 25 6tp s d ng W ill not dent chip Chnsste Powe ll a t Racme and Wanted To Buy crack pee rot rust or 5 SPEE D racmg b ke tor sa f e VISited Mrs Bertha Robmson chalk Call 992 7714 after 5 p m N A NNY g oa~ Phon e 949 2739 Mr and Mrs Russell Rous h da ly any f me on Fr d a y and 10 23 3t c FREE HOME ESTIMATES Sunday and s ons Davtd and Edward 10 25 6tc SUPERIOR Mr and Mrs Dana Lewts were VINYL PRODUCTS ELEVE N week old p gs Swtday dtnner guests of Mr Holrday Specwl! 10 York and Hampsh re Phone and Mrs Ronald Russell a nd Call Collect I 592 5544 696 12B7 Athens OhiO 10 25 4tp children at Wolfpen Sharon and Cmdy Roush spe nt (Free of Steel) A FE W new band nstruments Saturday mght wtth the Real Estate For Scile Contact Renee Stone 992 7567 Russells a nd accom pa med 9 4 tf c 7 ROOM ho use w th 2 baths n the tr parents home Sunday Pomeroy Phone 992 34 78 GENTLE r d ng horses 2 per pound evemng 10 15 26tc Phone 742 4211 day and 742 - - - - -- 5501 or 742 6863 n gh t Pomeroy Bow ng L anes Early Sunday M xed Oct 13 1974 Sfa nd•ng s T eam W L Tom s Ca rr y Out 42 22 Eag les Club 40 24 Sw she r & Lohse Pharm )6 28 Pu I n s Excavat ng 28 !6 Fr endly Tavern 28 )6 Mayer & H II Barber Shop 18 46 Htgh nd vtdual game Larry Dugan 217 Marl ene W !son 188 sec ond h gh nd game L ar ry D ug an 21) He len Phe ps 177 H gh se n es - Larry Dugan 600 H e len Phe lps 501 second h gh se r es - John Tyree 557 Marlene W l son 498 Team h i gh game Toms Carry Out 695 Team h1 g h ser es Toms Carr y Out 2047 " t<OOM house W th - bath on Ma n St R uttand on n ce eve l ot Reasonabl e Phon e 747 '1]71 $ o n Jtc SE WING Mach nes bra nd n ew Z g ZaQ n n ce wa nu ta b e n or q na cartons N eve r u sed C eara n ce on 74 Mode l s On y a l ew ava ab e $43 40 cash or terms ava abe Phone 992 7755 10 15 lfc Spr ng s de a for schoo l p erson nel adu Is on y Refer ence des r ed Ph one 992 278 9 10 2) 4tC 10 6 tfc AI V/'ICUUM c ca n er s Brand new l nn k ypc n odcl s w th S iltlnc n en s On y \1<~ .tO ca~h or e m<; twa able N ew up r Qhl modes 1.2~ 90 cash or Tr ade ns te r ms CJVa tab l e acce p cd Ph one 99 7 77':J'l t O 10 fc 1 BEDROOM cottage at Rock 2 BEDROOMS or 992 3.132 Garage Sale (t c Jr. I vc room a r d o c !toot pl an home n Pomeroy s r eady lo move o o arrow a ft er week s ol r cw roq n nd redecora lt on • s d e t~nd out d ea l for o;e or c 1 11c n s or c oup l e s 1rt "1 Q out N ew LuKa re turnt~ce sys tcm beaut ful woods new t e k ! Chen a nd brl h f oars hardwood f oors storaqc bu l d nq on l ot A rcilso Mbly pr ced home To see ca 9'17 5292 10 22 tfc i'l bt~th pm c Yard Sales 10 25 3tc 35 1 VB eng n e exce en! cond I on Do r se La rk ns 985 3577 0 13 .tip p m 10 2J 3t c waqon 1';160 OLOS MOB LE good runn ng cond ton S75 Phone 7J2 J178 0 7J ] IC LOW-BALL GAS 18 25 Jtc c f, ro~o PUBLIC NOTICE T h e annual e eel on of the Me gs County Agr cu lt u ra Soc e ly 0 rec or s w II be he l d Th ur sday Nov ember 7 1974 a t the off ce of the ""e gs County ~PEC A L XMAS Auct on Sa l e Com m ss on ers n til e Court A I new toys and g fl ems house at Pomeroy 0 o fr om 5 Sat Oct 26 7 p m a Mason to 9 p n Auct on Qua l I ea ons fa d r ecto r s tO 70 61C are th at hey must be a qua t ed vote of Me qs Coun v BUY F ea and mu st have a mem bersh p SWA P - SELL Marke Spr n g Avenue t eke! n sad soc ety of 19 74 Pomer oy Oh o Sa turd ay an d Ca n d dates pe ons must be Sun day AUC TI ON SU ND AY fl ed w th the Sec r etary no a t er 5 00 CO N S G NM ENT 15 Pet than 5 p m Wednesday De fa be r JO 197J 0 y pe r sons 10 17 lie hod ng membersh p I cke ts at thee oseol t he 974 County Far or at east 5 ea endar days befo r e he date of e eet on a r e qua t ed to vote The Me gs Agr cu tu ra Soc ely By Mrs Marv n K ng Secreta r y 1101 11 C 10 7 Nobce ecessary s nee of f' Auto SaiP.S Nat onw d e t I<'IW l !> EVY pars N EW I ilkcwood rae on bar s h t<~ C kf'r " r shocks hoo k er headers w h 3 coll ec tor s l or sn a b lock Ca ll 99:.> 34 ~6 fer 6 p m BEST OFFER 10 17 fc 1<,1)/ In dy n;, Phon(' q9 7 J H O'l7 5 C Help Wanted nsuranc e offers ea rn l QS up lo $ 15000( hs sasaary no t a draw to se ll c:omp etc s uran ce protec on te heath auo Ire com For Sale do odd obs Pt one 991 781' I Skil e A 'll'vily announced H<=~ owrof'n P.=.r v f:r day SMALL MALE b <~ck and b row n Oct 25 Ra ces p zes ba do g wear ng a collar o:; n oons ava l ab e for pr vatc Hyse Run Rd a r ea Phon e pa es Mond<'IY rues.dav 9n 2356 o 742 soo1 ThursdCly n qht s Sa t or Sun 0 2 t 6tc afte rn oon Open Wed F r day and S'l l 7 30 0 30 Ph one 965 3929 965 J1J o 965 9996 CAREER O PP ORTUN TY for I 0 2-t 12 c Me W L ' lt o .-,-- TheDailySentmei,Mlddleport.pomeroy Real Estate For Sale different wedge-shaped parts descnbmg The Life of the Harrison F irst wedge m scnbed LoUise Carl wed Olen Hamson Oct 6 1934 wedding bells second wedge thetr f1rst son Dale Harrtson was born Aug 31 1938 WlUt a baby rattler third wedge Phthp HarriSon , May 27 1942 also w1th a baby rattler fourth wedge grandchtldren Scott Jod1 and Rodney wtth a footbal l representing each boy and a rose for the gtrl fifth wedge were thetr hobbies m sports golf and bowling WlUt golf clubs and a bowlmg ball stxth was that they are both SUnday School teachers and this wedge had a small B1ble, seventh wedge was one big rose w1th these words Hope the next years w1ll be all roses " This wntmg was In black and the cake served 85 people Local car bucke t seat v nyl lntenor 4 spee d trans V 8 radr o good fires Real n ice 1969 CHEV BISCAYNE 4 OR V 8 eng rn e automatrc tran s white flnr sh good t re s '• 351 $995 P steer ng v n y l lnterr or POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO CORRECTION Thtrd place poster wmner m Ute second grade of Mrs Ida Dtehl at the Pomeroy Elementary School was Gayla Hamng and not Gale Hanmg as previOu sly a nnoun ced The posters wer e a promotion for the PTA halloween pa rty Saturday mght at the school POMEROY LANES Wed nesda y Early B rd October 2 1974 Won Lost Dependable Coni 44 -4 Ben Tom Corp 32 16 Ebe r shach Hardwar e 28 20 Eve yn s Grocery 24 24 Ro ush s Land ng 12 )6 No 6 4 4<1 H gh ln d G am e Mar l ene W !son 189 Second H g h l nd Game - An n e Hatf e d 184 H g h Seres - A nn Thoma s 511 Second H g h Ser es - Ja n Jenk ns 492 T eam H gh Game Depen Ci ab e Con tr ac t ng 820 Team H gh Se r es Eve yn s Gr ocery 2278 PRODUCTION NOTED WASHINGTON (UP!) Coal production durmg thz week endmg Oct 19 was Tuesday Tnpl c:ate October 8 1974 12 900 000 tons compared to the Lost correspondmg period m 1973 Royal Crown Bo ttimg Won 42 14 K rW Bu lders Supp !y 33 23 wh1ch was 11 910 000 tons New York C o th n g House The pertod from Jan I to 28 18 26 JO Oct 19 1974 ear n ed Royal Oa k Park Fr endl y Ta v ern 22 34 499 400 000 tons Turner s Groce r y 7 39 Tate Sylvta M Rupe Stanley M Rupe Ma ry L Drummond Charles Drummond Dorothy Tre uhe1t Wtlh am Tre uhe tt Dean Stewart aka Beulah Stewart Everett Stewart to Gladys Mtller parce ls Salts bury Pearl Bwtce Wa lter Bwtce Leon Mtller Delores Mtller Herbert P Mtller Russell M1ller Mmme M Brown Harry Miller to Gladys Mtller parcels Sahsbw y DoroUty Mtller to Gladys M1ller parcel Sahsbury Theodore Motter IV lo Gladys Mtller parce ls Salts bury James L Conley Jean S Conley to Raymond H Lan ders Joan Lande rs lo ts Pomeroy Albert Htll Jr Ora E Htll to Nancy J Jaspers 44 acre Sutton Paul R Roush Nancy E Roush to Paul R Roush Nancy E Roush parcels Orange Goldte Bormg Tona H Bortng to Paul K Bortng 3 acres Ohve Maur1ce Lott to Rtchard Dugan Barbara Dugan 375 acre Sutton Grover Whtte Jr adm Pearl V Tan thorey dec to J ames L Dav1s Jamce L Dav1s 14 19 acres Ohve Helen D Johnson to James W Johnson Zorra F Johnson 50 32 acre Sahsbury Sam Balas Neva L Batas to Eugene E Underwood Ruth M Underwood lots Orange Helen W1lliams to Arthur Ebhn Adna Eblm 1 03214 acre Sahsbury Missionary club has meet SYRACUSE - The Kings bury Mlss10na~y Club <il the Carleton Church ha d tts regular meetmg Thursday evenmg at the home of Mrs Sadie Carl Devotional ser9lce was m keepmg with Women of Ute Bible w1th Esther bemg the one for thtS meeting Mrs Karla Cbevelier gave a summary on the hfe of Esther The club now has Christmas cards ror sale It was dec1ded the nex t meeting would be beld at the church where the iadtes $895 would prepare boxes for ser v1cemen for C,Jtrlstmas Closing prayer was by Mrs Yovonne Young Refreshments were served (after I hanks giVen by Mrs Virgmta Dean) to Mrs Judy Carl Mrs Amta Dean Mrs Lowse Hamson Mrs Faye Pratt Mrs Roy Bnc kles , Mrs Mary Lou Houdershelt Mrs Yovonne Young Mrs Karla Cheveber, Mrs Ann Mash S'l"1e Mash Mrs JaneUt Beal Mrs Eva Ktng and Mrs Sadte Carl H gh lnd Ga m e So n a Waylan d 187 Second H gh nd Ga me - Betty Wh fl at ch 179 H gh Se r ies Betty Wh !lat ch 509 Second H1gh Se r es - Son a Way lan d 508 Team H gh Game Roya Crown Bolt n g 502 Team H gh Se ri es - Roya Crown Bolt n g 1438 Wednesday Early B1rd Octob er 9 1974 Dependab e Contract Won Lost ng 46 10 Ben Tom Corp J6 20 Ebersbac h Hardware 34 22 Eve lyn s Gro cery 26 30 Roush s L and ng 16 40 No 6 10 46 H1gh lnd Game Eun ice Duff 212 Sec ond High ln d Game - Ell en Rought 198 Hrg h Sel res - Ellen Rought 54 1 Secon d H gh Ser es F loss e Ma xso n 499 Team H gh Game - Roush s Landmg 862 Team H gh Se r es - Ben Tom Corp 2449 Wednesday Aft ernoon L eague October 9 1974 Won Lost Super Star s 42 14 Queen Bes 32 24 Thr ee Dev Is 30 26 M cC lur e s Da ry I sl e 28 28 E ll s & Sons So h•o 20 36 R denour s Supp y 16 40 H gh l nd Game Betty Wh t atc h 202 Sec ond High l nd Game - Be lt y Wh ttatc h 162 High Se r es Betty Wh tlat ch 511 Second High Seres - Delma Karr 4)8 Tea m H gh Game and Ser es Super Star s 447 and 1225 Wednesday Afternoon League Won Lost Su per Stars 42 14 McClur e s Da ry Is e 36 28 Queen Bees l4 30 Th ree Dev 1s lO 34 Ell s & Sons Soh o 26 38 R denour s Su p ply 22 42 H gh lnd G-ame Opa l Hupp 177 Secon d H gh ln d Game - Opal H upp 165 H gh Se r es Opal H up p 492 Second High Ser es Bett y F r eder c k s and Sel by Man ey 422 Team H gh game and Seres - Sup er St ar s 427 and 12116 72 Chev Imp Cpe., V-8 auto, PS ••••••••• 12495 72 Ford Cus 500 4 dr Sed., pow a1r••••• !1495 72 Ponltac Cat. HT Cpe~ power, a1r •••••••• '2895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr?, Vroof, an... • • 11795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ..........'1695 70 Olds 88 HT Sed , vroof, an••••••••••••••11395 70 Ollis 98 Hoi. Sed , power, atr ••••••••••• 11495 70 Ford Gal 500 2 Dr , V8, 3 speed••••••• 11095 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe., V roof, a1r ••••••••••• '995 69 Chev Mal 4 Dr, V-8 auto , PS•••••••••• '995 69 Ponltac Bonn., 2 Dr HT., v-roof, an •• •• '595 68 Ponltac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, alr 1595 68 Chev. Mal Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S.••• •.•• '995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, a1r •••••• 11095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr, V-8, auto., PS •••• •••••• '995 68 Bu1ck Skylark 2 Dr H.T., auto., PS ••••• '695 67 Cadillac H.T Sedan, full power, alr ••••••••1995 66 Ponllac Cat. 4 Dr , V8, auto, PS •••••••• 1495 64 Ford Falcon 2 Door........................ 1250 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan •••••••••••.•••••••1150 Karr & VanZandt You II Ltke Our Qual tty Way of Dorng Busrn ess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unt1l6 0~ T1l S p m Sat Reedsville News, Notes By Mn L Balderson Mrs Mabel Hetzer a nd Mr and Mrs Frank Btse spent a weekend wtth Capt and Mrs Fredenck Smt th and daughters a t Hampton Va Mr and Mrs Tom Montgomery of Sprmgfleld were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and Davtd Mr and Mrs Gene W1lson a ttended Ute Pumpktn Show a t Ctrclevtlle Saturday Recent callers at the home of Mrs Bess Larkins were a cousm Mrs Eleanor Hannan and daughter Beth and two fne nds from Toledo Als o calhng were Mr and Mrs Bert Scrtmsher and Scotty of Loulsv tlle Mrs J D Hayman has returned home after bemg a patten t at Holzer Medtca l Center GallipoliS Vts ttmg recently at the Wtlltams Ba lderson home Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. PHONE 992 7777 POMEROY HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 9 AM-6 PM Closed Sundays LARGE CENTS • 1796 1855 LINCOLN CENTS ( 1909·DATE) DIMES (1916 DATE) QUARTERS (1932·DATE) HALF DOLLARS 1818·1969 GOLD • ALL DENOMINATIONS SUPPLIES Whttman Com Folders & Albums Plashc Tubes Com Cleaner for S1lv~r Copper and N1ckel Books etc Hours MTS COINS Thur Fn 6 30 8 lO Sat Aft 1 30 s 00 Main St of Galhpolts 121 State St Ph. 446 1842 . . I ·. Available • 3 bedroom. all electnc. Pomeroy , Oh1o Open Da1ly 11 7 LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Excellent Selectton of Followmg Corns SAVINGS KINGSBURY MOBILE HOME SALES __:_ Ktssmg the Blarney Slone fou nd atop a caslie tn Ireland by hangmg ups tde down 80 feet m t he a ir 1s sa 1d to con fer the g tft of ga b CLOSE OUT 74 MODEL completely fum1shed . See At , were Mr and Mrs George Arnold of Northridge Cahf and Mr and Mrs Btll Wtlltams of Athens Ga 1 �• 10 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middle~rt-Porneroy, 0., Friday, Oct. 25, 1974 Two accidents investigated Sheriff Robert C. Har tenbach's Dept. lnvesti~ated two accidents Friday and early today in which damages were moderate and no one was iniured. Thursday at 4:30p.m . in the village of Racine at the junction of SR 124 and 3.'!8 Bobby E ugen e Roy, 44 , Racine , driving a van for the General Telephone Co. was traveling east when he slowed down to make a right turn into a driveway. A car driven by James Scott Rees , 36, Racine, also traveling east, struck the MEJGS THEATRE .Tonight, 5at., Sun . . OCT. 25-26-27 FRANKENSTEIN AND THE MONSTER FROM HELL Peter Cushing I Rl PLUS CAPTAIN KRONOS ' VAMPIRE HUNTER (Technicolor) Hors't Janson Show Starts 7 p.m . . R) van in the rear . There was medium damage to both vehicles . No citations were issued. At 8:56 a.m. today at the intersection of SR 143 and 7 Mont Vernon Bing, 54, Rt. 4, Pom~roy , stopped at the intersection when the van he was driving backfired through the carburetor causing the vehicle to catch on fire. · Coin .club to meet The Oh-Kan Coin Club, which meets monthly , will conduct its fir s t fa ll business meeting Monday at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. A socia l hour and trading session at 7p.m. precedes the meeting. Several out-of-town coin dealers will be present to buy, sell and trade collectors' i terns. A coin auction will follow the meeting and refreslunents will be served. Interested persons of the a r ~a are invited by club president Edward Burkett to attend activities of the 75 member group. Foote's sales in 3rd quarter President up over 1973 EXTON, Pa. Foote Minera l Company has announ ced third quarter sales for continuing operations of $31 ,584,299 compared with $21,132,925 in the 1973 third quarter. Net earnings were $3,753,667 in the third quarter compared with $617,857 in the 1973 quarter. Sales from continuing operations during ·the nine months ending September 30 were $84,698,341 compared with $64,858,727 during the same period in 1973. Nine month earnings were $8,691,851 in 1974 (including a nonrecurring gain of $599,347) which are equivalent to $4 per common share after deducting the preferred stock dividend requirement. In the 1973 period, earnings were $1,574,817, an amount less than the then existing preferred stock dividend requirement. Wayne T. Barrett, President & Chief Executive Officer, stated that customer demand for virtually all of the company's products remain very strong. Foote is a leading producer of lithiwn products, ferroalloys containing silicon, vanadiwn and chrome, and manganese metal. Creativity oomeroy rullond (Continued from J)llge 5 procedure. She said that companies with a problem often bring in their key people for a meeting where ideas are thrown out for discussion, and solutions are often the result. All of us face problems everyday, she said, and it is our ability to think creatively that gives some of us a wider choice of solutions and more satisfaction with our answers. As an exercise aimed at creating confidence and skill in solving everyday problems creatively, the Meigs homemakers played a game called "Can You Top This?". This proved a sharing and exchange time for the women attending. The speaker admonished that if a homemaker has no failures, she is probably curbing her creative instincts. The challenge, she said is to evaluate creative efforts realistically, enjoy successes, and dismiss failures. As a conclusion for the program, the extension agent called for a commitment for creative activity at home with her family, and led in a pomeroy national bank the bank of the cenl u ry established 1872 Milt ••• FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues .. Wed ., Thur!. . 9 a .m . 3 p .m . Friday 9 a.m . to 7 p .m . Sa turday 9 a.m . to 12 Noon House, for the "close, warm, deep, personal relationship that 1 don't think has been matched by any other I've had ' ' SQUAD CALLED RACINE - The Racine E-R Squad was called Thursday at 3:20p.m. to PorUand for Bessie Mullinex, a medical patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital altll admitted. j:lttDAY 9 Ill 7-SAWRDAY 9 Ill 12MOftDAY-THURSDAY 9 to 3 Best In Live Entertainment TONIGHT AND SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 2:00 .G EO. iH ALL Holzer Medical Center Discharged Oct 24) Caralena · Barrett, Clyde Bronson , Thomas Daniels, Hubert DeHart, Debra Delaney, Mrs. Theron Durham and daughter, Lona Harris , Mary K . Henry, Roberta Holzer, Helen Jones, Krista Jones, Marlene Koenig, Barna Lasseteri Tonja Mercer , Honler Morgan, Catherine Murphy, Ronald Patton, I.Jnda P.rater, Cecil Rice, James Rucker, Sara Thomas, Charles SUITS FILED Suits for partition of real estate and dissolution of a marriage have been cited in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Garnet E . Johnson, Belpre, Et AI, asked partition of real estate, naming Edna Shroads, Beaver Falls, Pa ., Et AI., as defendants . The property is located in Lebanon Twp. Filing for dissolution of marriage are Sandra K. Carl and Dwight E. Carl. Levy supported CIJfltlllued rr om page 1 Weethee, Jerry Wells, Terri Wence, James A. Wood . · (Births) Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Brannen, a daughter , Crown City; Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Erwin , a daughter, Bidwell ; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Edwards, a son, Hamden; Mr. and Mrs. David Rces, a son, Rio Grande. ~cBride SYRACUSE - Miss Ger: !rude McBride, 88, Syracuse, died Friday morning at the O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, Athens. Miss McBride, a retired school teacher, taught a number of years in the schools of ·Racine and Pomeroy. She was a m ember of the Syracuse News. The Meigs. Inn . PH. 992-3629 Furbee, Thereon Johnson , Franc is Andrews, Howard Nolan , Ralph E. and Robert Lee, Addle and Gerald Powell, Gene Yost and Mallie Yost. OVER 50 YEAR PINS Emma Findling, Mrs. Everett ColwelL Stella Grueser, Halliday & Atkin~ Farm, Vernon Nease. · • I l I RIO GRANDE - Dr. Alphus R. Crisumsen, president of Rio Grande College, Saturday announced his retirement effective June 30, 1975. Pr~sident for 13 yea rs , Dr . Christensen said: "As you can imagine, it is with deep emotion and mixed feeling I make this announcement. MY decision to retire was based not only on a personal desire, but also on what I feel to be the best interest of Rio Grande College and Rio Grande Community College." During Dr. Christensen's years as president, Rio Grande College has grown from an enrollment of 398 students to nearly 750 this year. A new dining hall, three new dormitories , an athletic and recreation field and a new gymnasium have also been constructed during this period . " Building and student enrollment growth are only a part of any institution. The scope and quality of Rio Grande College's educational process is in my DR. CHRISTENSEN + Weather Your Invited Guest tmts Highs today in lower 70s. Low tonight in the 40s. Cloudy Monday, 10 percent chance of showers. VOL g NO. 39 mind , a very important factor , too_',' Dr. Christensen sa id. While he has been president, these areas have also flourished. The quality of education improved to the point that In 1968, Rio Grande College was accredited by the North Central Association and remains accredited today . In 1974 the scope of the institution was broadened under the leaders hip of Dr. Christensen to include a new two-year Community College operating within the framework of the private college, a first in the history of the nation. In annOWtcing his retiremen t, Dr. Christensen said: "I am a goal-oriented individual and there are some personal goals I would like to pursue, even though Mary and I have made no specific plans. Besides, 13 years is long enough for the leader of an institution like Rio Grande to remain in Office. I feel it's time for a new man with fresh ideasto take the reins 3nd guide both the private and two-year colleges." GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Reaching More Than 1~,000 Families . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 , 1974 Middleport-Pomeroy 3 races heating up Nights Til 8 P.M. Take Advantage of the Special Sale Prices on Mens and Boys Sweaters Elberfelds In Pomeroy Tom Rue Motors Chrysler-Plymouth I Small 1975 Plymouth Valiant Scamp POMEROY - Meigs Countians will one tax levy for voters of the entire county decide three local races for major county to decide upon . This is a 2.75 mill tax levy posts when they go to the polls on Nov. 5. which would provide moneys for the Candidates in all contests are into their operating expenses of the Meigs Comfinal campaigning. munity School for the county 's retarded. Voters will select a county com- Of the total, .75 of a millis a renewal. missioner for a full\erm with Henry Wells, Of special interest to Meigs voters Republican incumbent serving as an also are the state repre~enaprointee, and Gordon H. Caldwell, tative and the state senator Democrat, a former Meigs County races. Pomeroy's Ralph Welker is a Auditor, seeking th~_, post. -· -... candidate for stat, representative from -'l)hey will also elect a county auditor . the 92nd districland is opposed by Ronald . from . candidates James E.·· Roush, ,-.! \IJeniOcrat, the 111~\lffibeilt, also ·serving b)i the appointment · route, and Howard E. Frank, Republican, the incumbent treasurer. . Wesley A. Buehl, Republlcan, Is . · un~posed In his bid for election to the county engineer's post for the unexpired term ending Jan . 2, 1977. Buehl is currenUy serving in the post by appointment. COLUMBUS - Senior citizens - those The third race, noni>artisan , is be- 62 or over- can cast absentee ballots very tween incumbent Frank W. Porter, Jr ., easily as a result of relaxed voting .Jaws versus Robert E. ·Buck for the post of which have gone into effect in Ohio, 'J udge of the Meigs County Court, the term Absentee and disabled ballots need no beginning Jan . I, 1975. There are a number of local tax levies facing voters in subdivisions. There is only H. Jam es, Democrat, while Oakley Collins, R., Ironton , who has been in the representative post is seeking election as the senator for the 17th district and is opposed by Grant McDonald , Democrat. Meigs voters -will also be casting ballots to help decide on the state candidates, the U. S. Senate and lOth District Congressional race as well as several judgeships. Three state issues also will be on ballot,<; glv.en Meigs voters. • I YOUNGEST ~RS - Capluring first, second and third place honon ( 6 years and under) in the Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza's Halloween costume contest Saturday were, left to right, Pam Wills, Laura. Roy ~d Kevin and Kimberly Phillips. First place winners received $5, second $3and third $2. Sheriff Saunders resigns -post t975 Plymouth Valiant Duster • • • any wonder our Valiant's No. 1? Corne on in, we'll make you No. 1, too . • GALLIPOLIS The his department within a resignation of Gallia County budget appropriated last Sheriff James W. SaU!Iders, January. ' effective Friday, NoV . 8, was Saunders, whose accepted by the Gallla County resignation was witnessed by Commlssloners at the county deputy sheriff Charles B. courthouse here Saturday Shaw, and media repreSenafternoon. tatives Dick Thomaa of WJEH Saunders, who said, "I will and Dennis Fobes of the not resign and ieave the next Sunday Times-Sentinel , sheriff broke," signed his reeommended Shaw as his · resignation after the com- successor. missioners lndicat.ed they An interim sheriff will be would "take · care" of the appoin~ to. succeed Saunsheriff's office financially. dersatmidnlght Nov. 8 by the Saunders announced in eotrunissioners H the central September he Intended to committee of the Republican re8ign before 1975. party hasn't ·~elected a replacement by that date. The It was estimated that pre8!!Dtly $7-8,000 worth of interim sheriff would then ·bills 11re outstaildlng In the operate the department lintil sheriff's dept. the committee comes ilp with . Sauhders cited rising prices, ·a replacement . · especlany gasoline, as one Saunders' successor will be . reaaon why he could not keep the sherHf until the next •' •"' "".• • -· ••' • • ..,. ,. Plymoulfi Weather ., ' •' • .TOM RU'E· MOTORS 399 SOtmf 3RD ~VE., MIDDLEPORT, 0•. l' I ._ i ' ' ~~ GALLIPOLIS - A 19-year-old Ga!Upolis man, Kevin Drummond, is in critical condition. at Holzer· Medical Center following a shooting incident early Saturday m..-ning in the Ga!Ua Hotel. According to the Gallipolis Police · Department, Boyd Thornton , 57, who resides at the hotel, shot Drummond in the stomach with a .25 automatic during a dispute in a hotel hallway at 12:50 a.m. · Pollee said that Thornton wlll probably be charged with felonious assault. Money taken at gunpoint I Saunders prosecuting attorney Gene Wetherholt. KANAUGA- An armed robbery at the Russell Johnson residence here was reported to the Gallia County Sheriff's department Friday night. According to the complaint report, three persons, reportedly black, entered the Johnson home with a sawed off shotgun - The suspects then ran across Johhson's backyard toward the US 35 by-pass . · GALUPOUS -"- The annual Ga!Upolls Judges will be Mrs. Paul Wlller, The sheriff's department is still in·. ·Halloween parade and costume contest Wlnnie·Wethe.holt and. H. v. Mullins . .Atty. vestigating the incident. Willlarp N. Eachus will serve as master of Roger Frazer, 833 Second Ave .; . sponsored by Lafayette Post 'No. 2;1, : _.American Legion, will be. held on Thursceremonies. Gallipolis, rep..-ted' the theft of an FM .. · day, Oct. 31, beginning at 6:30 p.m. ac- . held.. · radio-tape player and eight S-track tapes .cording to L. G. Marchi, chairman. Tlie contest is diVided ill!" three age Beggar's night will be Observed in the from his locked auto while it was parked at : ~ Individuals and groups p~nlng to groups .,. I to 7; 7 to 12 and 13 to 80 years . Old French City on Wednesday, from 6:30 the Skyline· Lanes Bowling Alley on . . · fake part in the parade should meet at the Piizes will be donated by local merchants. until7:30p.m. Thispha'se of the Halloween SR . 7 Municipal Building shorUy before 6:30.. individuals will be judged for .be:!tdressed, prog~am is limited to youngsters 12 years ,. Shirley Sergent, Henderson, w. . , The parade, 10 .be led by , GalUs most origlti8I, ugliest and most ~cal. an~ under. . Va., reported that her was also .. . Academy High School's marching hand , will move down Second Ave., to Court St., turn leftand.he~d for the Upstream Public Use Area where contest judging will be ~~· . · auio· · ... b b ed . rage_ am um Locks • · · ,GAUJPOUS· - The Gallipolis Fire ' Department probed a blaze, Friday evening on Brick School Rd. near Nelson ' · 'iruNTINGTON .- A hearing ha~ been . . announce(! on the how and why of . The fire slarted in a frame ~torage barn · ll!placlhg the Winfield locks and Dam in oWned.' by Kenneth Sheets, Bwilville, and· theKilllawhaRlverforNov.22at7p. m . in 'was appar.ent)y confined to that an;a. ·The· . the Charleston Civic ~nter, south gall~ry. • C$Wie of !he· bla!e and the esllinated . The Huntington District Corps of . property I~. was not ·known. En~lneers said conditions at the dam and R'd. ·" broken into while parked at Skyline Lanes Friday night. Sergent reports that the battery of her auto was removed and the radio antenna was broken off. . . • . . . . Odessa .Morrison, Glen Summ1t Rd ., . I . reported that her father, Carl Morrison, JockS' have prornp)ed ca!Ung the. he~ing · 73, apparently became despondent over an . under auth(ltity of SactiDrJ 6, of the RIVer electtic bill, loaded his 12 gauge shotgun and Harbor.' Act of 1909. ' and threatened her. She escaped and the Under review at the hearing. will be lnvesUgation Is apparently closed. · existing navigation problems and needs · Paul Carter, Rl'. 1, Northup, reported · and aiter:rlljtive plan concepts. · that someone has been frequently breaking into a trailer , h~se and tool shed · mb er . dam heanng m .Nove · · ;S . to · . ASK US FOR 0~-AILS ON CHRYSLER CORPORATION'S, NEW 197S WARRANTY-IT'S THE CLINCHER in gun wound d0ctor'sstatement, notarizi ng or any other complicated processing for the Nov. 5 election. Senior citize ns can apply to vote absenree by making application by writing their local County Board of Elections and stating their reason for voting via the absentee ballot route - that being because they are senior citizens. The completed ballot must be returned to the board not later than 12 noon on Saturday, Nov. 2. Many persons among the senior citizens group, it is predicted. will continue , to vote by going to the polls on election day . However, any senior citizens may vote the absentee ballot if they prefer. David C. Crowley, executive director of the Ohio Commission on Aging, said applications for absentee ballots a lso are available from these area agencies on aging, or Rio Grande Areawide Project on Aging, Rio Grande College, and Buckeye Hills - · Hocking Vall ey Regional . Development Dis trict, Dime Bank · Building, Marietta . A. that he owns on White Cemetery Rd . Carter repqrted that several weeks ago someone broke into the house and stole an engine off & rotary tiller. Carter said that last week someone broke into the tool shed and stole a box of tools, a gas can and a gas lantern. ·p · ' •.• general election which is slated for November of 1976, In his statement of resignation, Saunders stated : "I, James W. SaWiders, SherHf of Gallia County, Ohio, hereby resign my office of effective twelve ' Sheriff . midnight of Friday, November eight, nineteen · hWidred seVenty..four. This .resignation is hereby given to the people of Gaiija County and to the proper authorities." Commissioner Joe Stewart moved, ·with the second by Denver Walker, that the commissioners accept the resignation. It passed unanimously. Attending the special meeting were commissionen siewart, Walker and Clarence Johnson, clerk Morton Dickey, Saunders, Shaw and Dispute ended ·co·. stu. rn·e- conte~t, arade on _Thur_sday :::~~'T::n:::~~~~;tolaydown < . ~· 62s and up may vote absentee on Nov. 5 ' 1975 Plymouth Valiant Brougham One of the best things about buying a Valiant is the greal choice you've got. You can go luxury with the Brougham. Sporty in Scamp; and then there 's our best-selling Duster, too. And they all give you lots of room inside. a ..,.-..._, trunk, and good gas mileage Is it ~W'*~:=:=:~:~:.:«:::~$!!*::~w.-:-;.-:~ PRICE 20 CENTS Open Friday and Saturday 1 "t- EXTENDED OUTLOOK !Iunday tbrougb Tuesday, chance of showen Sunday and plirlly cloudy Monday aad TUesday. Highs Sunday fa the lOs BDd lows In the lOs · coolfag by Tuesday to bfgbs lathe 50s BDd low In the 30s. .. MILLER IN f()MEROY-.epngressman Clarence Miller, seated center, was in Pomeroy Friday afternoon to discuss the general aspects of the federally funded , teacher corps program in readipg. Tbe program is· being conducted over a two year period In the Meigs Local School District with a $626,000 grant from the Department of Health, Education and We1fare. With Cong. Miller, seated, I tor, are Dr. Sam Goldman, dean of the College of Education, Ohio University, and Virgil King, president of the MeigS Local School District Board of Education; standing, I to r, Dr. John Mangieri, an assistant reading professor at Ohio University who is director of the reading program In the Meigs District, and Supt. of .t he Meigs local District, George Hargraves. - MW~~:&'~:w".«::::::::::::~ cooier tonight, lows in the mid 40s In the soilth. HighS in . mid 50s and lower 60s Saturday. ! in Briefs Main Store - Mechanic Street ' Warehouse and Toy Store Carl Edward Norris, Frankl in B. Wilson, Sr., Dallas G . DeBord, H. L. Henderson. John C.2~~~·AR PINS - Mrs. Pearl Williams. JO YEAR PINS Lee R. Story, Roy Holler, Charles Chaffee, Delmar Hamm. JS YEAR PINS - Lowell Carper, Reid Young , Raymond • • PATIENCE ASKED Middleport residents are asked to be patient in the pickup of leaves. Mayor Fred Hoffman said that because of the heavy leaf fall, progress in making, pickups has not gone as scheduled. Pickups are running late but they will be . made, Mayor Hoffman said. POMEROY Christensen toretire in 1975 Church of the .Nazarene . . Preceding her In death were her parents, Mart and Hannah Cowie McBride. Two cOUBins, Mrs. Oma Hysell, Syracuse, and Jack Cowie, Columbus, survive. The body is at the Ewing Funeral Home where funeral arrangements are being made. Elberfelds In Pomeroy - AND THE HALLMARKS . . of Syracuse dies Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges Herbert Jarrell, Point Pleasant ; David Russe ll, New Haven; Phillip conti nued froin page 1 Kindell, Mt. Alto; Mrs. Paui Turnbull, Maso n ; Rober.! Lungren 's statement indiciiieol"surgery is more than just a Craddock, New Haven; Marc possibility, but a likelihoOd. He noted that Nixon approves all Forshee, Point Pleasant; Jack such statements before they are made public. The 61-year-<~ld former president was ordered rehospitalized Wednesday night Lively, Point Pleasant; by Lungren, who said he was concerned about the apparent Amanda Murray, Middleport ; failure of drug treatments given Nixon at home in San Clemente. Mrs . Leo Plants , Point Pleasant; Michael ·Hud son, MOSCOW- SECRETARY.OF STATE HENRY A. Kissinger· Pomeroy; Mrs . James Pashki, started the second day of his Moscow visit today by meeting with Jackson ; Mrs. William Communist leader Leonid I. Brezhnev for crucial talks on Bonecutter and son, Point slowing the nuclear arms race. Pleasant; Mrs . J esse White, The secretary of state's meeting with the Communist party's Southside ; Mrs. Glenn Jones, general secretary followed more than seven hours of talks Gallipolis Ferry; Frank which Kissinger characterized as "a very good beginning" - in Thomas , Gallipolis Ferry; two sessions Thursday. Mrs. Cleo Smith, Gallipolis Aides accompanying Kissinger today included an expert on Ferry ; George Dabney, strategic arms, Helmut Sonenfeldt, the State Department's Southside , and John secretary for European affairs, the chainnan of the State Bwngarner, West Columbia. Department's policy planning council and other experts on the weapons situation. Robert Burdette presented Dins to : Pinned were, new members, Owen Blackwood, Marion lee Boston, Jerry L. ,Ciine, Edwin Y. Cross, Marilyn S. Davis, Argyle L. Deeter, Ge9rge W. Donovan, Argelt F. Gainer, Ernest Lloyd Jones, James D. Lacomb. Stephen Lane, Linda F. Lipscomb, Joe McMurray, Haldain E. May, William J. Mayer, · Gerald E. Michael, LarrJ Montgomery, Claude Davl Nease, Darrell Eugene Norris, Dale R. Proffitt, Virgil Windon, Montie Sanders , Robert w. Shelby, ·Dan Smith, Donald Sprague , Paul D. Sturgeon , Rus<ell Junior Tucker, Harvey f! . VanVranken , William F. Warner, Barbara While, Doris ' Woodyard , June Wickersham , , MENTOMEET SYRACUSE - Family night for United Methodist Men, !amities and friends will be held at the Syracuse Asbury Church SUnday at 6:30 p.m. Each family is to bring a covered dish and table service. Slides and singing will follow the meal. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Middleport Emergency Squad transported Mrs. Mike Gardener and her three week old in! ant to the Hoi2er Medical Center at 3:25 p.m . Thursday. The Infant was injured at the Gardener home when a bassinet ' collapsed with the child. Mrs. Gardener stopped at Middlep..-t Village Hall enroute to the medical center seeking some a.Slstance. Miss ·-- REVIV ALOPENS A revival beginning this · evening through Sunday will be held at the Tuppers Plains Church of Christ. Ron Moyer is the evangelist. The minister, Eugene E. Underwood, invites the public to attend. homemaker may express her creativity·. Ideas were exchanged on home decorations, activities for family fun, housekeeping shortcuts, clothing accessories, recipea and menus, themes for parties, FINED $20, COSTS ways to save mone:y, and Sylvester Wahl, Pomeroy. things to recycle. was fined $20 and costs in the Mrs. Reese was assisted with court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale the program by Meigs Ex- E. Smith Thursday night on a tension Agent Marta Guilkey. charge of leaving the scene of An extensive display of books an accident. Nelson Lilly; Point from the Pomeroy I.Jbrary on Pleasant, forfeited a $23.70 creative projects was exhibited bond posted on a speOding by Mrs. Agnes Dixon and Miss charge. SUsan Fleshman, librarian. AUTO BANK HOURS . Inn Place He thanked the retiring local congressman, Les Arends, the assistant GOP leader in the Senate contest. •Jn Dlinois, Sen. Adlai Stevenson Ill is favored over George Burditt, and Democrats are given a good chance of cap. turing 3 of the 14 GOP · 1 congressulna seats. discussion on ways an average RUTLAND BRANCH Mon ., Tu es ., Wed ., Sa t., 9 a .m .· 3 p.m . Thursday 9.a.m . to 12 Noon Friday 9 a.m . to 7 p .m . It's The see Ford. in Congress." While the crowds were f I dl t rd Fo d, the e r r r en Y owa was no indication they would vote for his candidates. The Midwest was once. largely Republican, b"t · GOP ' can• dictates at almost every level are threatened. In Iowa, GOP state l.egislator David Stanley is considered an underdog against Rep. Jubn Culver a Democrat in the LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In downtown Pomeroy at 11 a .m. Friday. was 65 degrees unde~ cloudy skies. ' Every mailbox is a branch for us. Our free Bank-by-Mail forms let you bank nearby. Anytime the mailbox is open. (Continued from page I) welcome everywhere he went, despite betWeen 500 and 1,000 demonstrators in Chicago, whose causes included more jobs, getting the CIA out of Chile and boycotting grapes. A sign above the crowd in Des Moines said: " Pardon Me, I'm a Bankrupt Cattleman." He was mobbed at a $56-ahead reception in a Chicago hotel, pressed toward tbe bar in the hack of the room . The President did not want a drink, but it took him five minute~ to go 45 feet, and the Secret Service said that should not have happened. Melvin is located in Ford County, and from the warmth of his reception it could have been named after him. "Hey, ho, this is Republican country, I know, " he said as he stepped out of the helicopter. Housewives wept and there were shouts of uHi, Jerry." The crowd, six or seven deep, pressed forward to touch his hand. About 450 people live in Melvin, Between 8,000 . and 9,000were at the fairgrounds to HOSPITAL NEWS . • · • \ Grant made ATHENS - A half-million dollar contract to Improve aircraft landing systems has been awarded Ohio University's Avionics Engineering Center I Teaford is lockmaster at Racine RACINE - Carroll Teafor<l is the new lockmaster at Racine Loeb and Dam at plants in.Ohio and Letart, W • Va. Teaford succeeds Robert Beegle, who retired on Sept. 30. Teaford joined the U. S. Corps of Engineers in 1949 where he started work Lock 21 at PorUand. He was later tranaferred to Lock 23 at Apple Grove where he worked for 20 years . As Lockmaster at Lock 23 he was the last man to close the ga tes in 1969 when the : new dam slarted operating above Rachie. Later he was transferred to Marmet Locks at ·Bell, W. Va., where he was lockmaster for five years. , Teaford is the son of the late.Mr. and Mrs. Delbert 'leaford . He attended school in Racine and joined the Navy in March 1943. During World War II he took his training at Great Lakes, then served ,on the Cruiser U.S.S. Nashville of the seventh fleet in the Pacific where he spent two years on overseas duty, receiving batUe wounds In the Philippines. , While sUII serving with the Navy he married Eva Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs; Teaford are the parents of four daughters, Mrs. Robert (Carol) Wines, Colwnbus; Mrs. Henry (Kay) Hlll, Syracuse ; Mrs. Brian (Sharon) Kearns, Mason, and Mrs. Richard (Charlotte) Wamsley, of Racine . They have six grand~hildren. · on by the Federal Aviation Adminstration . The $499 488 contract will finance the study . and refinement of instrument landing systems used at hundreds of airports ' around the country. The instrument landing system is a navigation aid which utilizes radio signals. WASHINGTON (UPI)- The Nr Force It is used by all, types of airc raft during has successfully launched an IJ6,IJOO.pound bad weather and at nig ht , and jets, wh1ch intercontinental ballistic missile from a jet cannot refy on ,;eyeballi~g" an app~oach, cargo plane, a move that could · make require .the system for all landings. Anlerica 's big ICBMs safer from Soviet ~cifications of the 3().month contract attack, the .Pentagon ani10wiced Saturday. call for Uie Ohio University researchers to The Minuteman I missile, largest Object improve and modernize monitoring ever dropped from an ail:plan~ , was fired eqUipment used II> keep a continuous check briefly over the Vanderberg Air Force on ·landing signals ahd insure accurate Base rest ' range in CaiHornia Thursday , l,ocation readings for pilots. · then plunged into the Pacific Ocean. ICBM shot by plane • 'I I' CARROLL TEAFORD '· ·. .' l ,, ' ' ' 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 25, 1974