https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/75c5d9c6cd6988100443831f3fb93a01.pdf 358fc537334797874963492a3108b591 PDF Text Text • •'- .......... .' ,. ' .... ' • -, _12- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport·POII)eroy, 0 ., 1bursdav. Nnv 1 '"" • ·, • St~e jumps off)~arly. THE, BU KS AR_E D .S ARE • • • U·ST Meigs nl~es down . . -· predicted. Miners of Mine }. they had worked' ,.·today, but think the me~ should s tay on went off their jobs at noon \ have forfeited it as a result of the job._ I don t thmk the stnke Thursday , pickets had ·ap- 1/le walkout. . . IS hnked with the peared a the mine site en'Meanwhile, according to UP! negotiations." couraging the walkout it was altogether nearly 2,200 miners One coal company spokesreported. ' at 10 coal mines, _eight in man said the men claimed the Mine officials said miners easlem Ohio and two in West protests were " local would have been paid for Vir g· in i a 's Nor t h e r n prolilems." Monday -Veteran's Day - if ·· Panhandle, had walked off the . Other mines than the three in _job by today as talks continued Meigs closed were Friendship In Wa_shington on a new con- Park at Cadiz, Franklin at New tract l"ith the soft coal in- Athens, Franklin High Wall at dustry. New Athens, North American 6 · John · Guzek, president of at Allendonia, Powhatan 5 at District 6 of the United Mine Powhatan -Point and North Workers Union, which cover~ American Coal Co. at COLUMBUS - THE EXECUTIVIj: DIRECTOR of the Ohio CivU Service Employes Association (OCSEA) says the election of eastern Ohio and the Northern Clarington in Ohio and James A. Rhodes as governor of Ohio should not result in a Panhandle, said he did not McElroy and Ireland at massive layoff of state employes. ''The milssive layoffs that have know why the men walked off Moundsville, W. Va . the job. The present contract previoUSly occurred each time the governor's office changed hands are a thing .of the past," said Karl E. Stewart, head of the " They have no reason to be covering the soft coal industry 33,000 member assocation. out right now," Guzek said. " I expires at midnight Monday. "As a result of OCSEA's efforts in the General Assembly during the past three years we now have laws - seniority and automatic certification- which give the caFeer employee more job pro~ction and make it more difficult for him to get fired," . Stewart said. Stewart added he had talked to Rhodes during ll)e campaign and received assurances from the former governor that no massive layoff of state employes were planned should Rhodes be elected. SALEM CENTER - A strike of 600 miners employed in Meigs Mines I, 2 and 3 of the Southern Ohio Coal Co. continued to(tay. Mines 2 and 3 were closed :rhw:sday, apparently in anticipation of next Tuesday when a nationwide strike is ER OUR ·: ~UST:QW\· ERS WILL WIN WITH ~,; THE .BUCKS THIS· fN~~~!!'.J!rl;f~ WEEKEND WITH THESE OH ... ' ; ,, I. co I_, COLUMBUS- DEMOCRATS MAY have a difficult Ume handling their newly-found oower, two Ohio Congressmen, one from each party, told a group of Ohio businessmen here Thursday. "I said it would l?e a disaster for the Democrats if they gained too many seats," said Rep. Wayrie L. Hays, ~hio, at a luncheon of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants. "When one party gets too preponderant, it goes off in all directions 'and you can't get anything through the House." Rep. Clilrence J. Brown Jr., R-Ohio, speaking at the same luncheon, cautioned against wrlt!J)g the obituary of the Republican party even though it lost five seats in the Senate-and 44 in the House. "Ci;cwnstances change very rapidly," Brown said, adding that the averages over the years show the GOP loses five or six Senate seats and 33 House seats in an off-year election when It controls the presidency. LAR P~_CJD MAI'N STORE, •t <' ::::::::w=::::;::::?.:::::;;.:!S::~:o;::;::::z::::-:».s:S!w.~:::::~;::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::::>.:::::::::::::::::· » ':~' SPEQM. , • @! ;!:\ %; :~ ~! 1·. • a1 enttne ~ ROME (UP!)- The delegate from Baagladesh stood up solemnly and warned the World Food Conference that. maas otarvatloo could lead to a cataclyomic degeneration of human society. But only a smatterlug of delegates &howecl UP. at the ·conference haD to bear him. llfany skipped the grim speech to attend a glal&-<'llnklng cocktail party In a room next door. Bangladesh Agriculture MlniBter Abdus Samad Azad looked -.ut at the nearly empty haD Thlirsday night and said failure to combat the threat of famloe would be "a long..Jasllag crime agalnat man and God." "Looking beyood the lmmedlate, one may dlacern that starvation and malnutrition are.nofonly erodlag the eftlclency of the won force. in the developlag 'lfilr1d, but are also leading IAI a genellc degeneratioo," be said. Only about 50 of the more than 1,001 delentea showed np to bear Azad wara ol .a 'II'OI'ld with ''two cla1sea of bumiln beings 011e affluent, aggressive and authoritarian, the other deprened, servile and degraded." !11 WASHINGTON - . Over 250,000 persons moved mto the i.i. Appalachian Region from 1970:~: 1973, contributing lo-a net gain 11~ in population according to ~ <:; study of current population ~ trends by the 'Appalachian !:\ Regional Commission. ~; Donald W. Whitehead , ~l Federal Cochairman or the f:\ CommissiOn, held that this $; represents a "dramatic shift" @ from the pattern of population ;~ movement out of the region in !;:: __recent decades. From 1966-1970 ;~: nearly 350,000 persons left Appalachia - a rate of apW, proximately 9Q,OOO persons per \~ year. ::;: However, from 1970-1973, ; ·ro.,··w,-···-:;:;:;:>.w····y·;·~ nearly 80,000 persons have - " ·.:......... . ····' ·'-"' · \!; \f~ · 11nreepronnoted . . at Meigs Mines -~·;•.•;o;o:o;o;o;a; Practice set for Saturday • ' • ' ,. Three men have been Stump started In 1973 as promoted by Southern Ohio Southern -Ollio Coal's resident Coal Company, it was. an- engineer during the connounced taday by George strilction of Raccoon Mine 3, McCaa ; manager · of -un- ·and was named superintendent . derground mines for the there in l>ec1!mber 1973. He American Electric Power holds mining ' 4egrees from Service COI'Poration. Penn State University and William .T. Hylton has been West VirginiA University, ariel named general superintendent taught there before joining the - Of lhe Meigs Mine . complex; coal company. An _Athen• ·. · James L. Stump is the . new resident, he and' his wife and superintendent of Melg& Mine two children live at 9 RoxburY · 2· and Donald P. Brown has Drive. · s~cceeded Stump at · Brown, wHo came to South- · Superintendent of Raccoon em Ohio Coal with wide exMine 3. · perlence ·In the, mlnlng . In; Hylton, a graduate of dustry, started out II! March of Virginia Polytechnic lnstitu~, . this year as assistant general . jo111!!d southern Ohio Coal . m mine foreman at Raccoon Mine · · September 1972 as mam- · 3, an~ was later promoted to tenance. superintendent . general · mine foreman. The Before ,fh8t, he ha_ll spent 16 · graduate , i>f. West Virginia ye.lrs In a1) phases. of c~l · Unfversi~, his wife and . tWQ minl!'l!- · lie; is ~amed with chllctre~ bve at 40 _0ld ~~-h · four children and ,hves at 2 Ann Road, Athens._ i , , Street, Athens. · ~ · f ' ' f • ~ I • ' I ' - I ' . . · . I • \ q ., • ., ' I Whitehead suggested that a variety of factors are responsible for population movement into the Appaiachian Region since 1970. These include eco nomic recession in many major metropolitan areas; a stagnation of employment opportunities in inajor cities and resultant return to Appaiachia of people who had previously migrated to the cities; the return of Vietnamera servicemen; the impact of the Appalachian Regional Development Program; the growth of industry and jobs in Appalachia ; housing shortages in many cities and the desire of people to escape the problems of the cities; the attraction of vacation areas for retirelllent and r~sidenUai living, ~nd the social tmpai:l of highways such as the Appalachian Development Highway System and the Interstate . Highway Evans launches Seal Drive SWCD System. . Of the three sub-regwns of Appalachia, Southern Appalach:a has experienced the largest net gain of new residents - 150,000 - while Northern and Central Appalachia each experienced population gains of 50,000 persons. If present trends continue, the region's population will increase to 19 million by April 1975 and to nearly 20million by 1980. Whi~head emphasized that this population growth offers increasingly favorable opportunities for public investment and regional development in the Appalachian Region. Copies of the study . wtu be available in three weeks from the Public IntomiatJon Office of the, Appalachian . Regional Commission. Interest high • m fair hoard [nterest in the annual election of the Meigs County Fair Board increased over 300 pet. Thursday night when 298 members of the Meigs County Agricultural Society cast ballots compared to only 80 last year· Bringing about the considerable increase in voting Thursday night was _the fact that II candidates had filed for dleport, Pomeroy and Rutland High Schools, will be opened also to graduates of Meigs High the five posts tc be filled. The School. five elected will serve three SUPPORT ASKED - Meigs County representatives on the board of the Southeast Ohio · u it Am · · year terms on the board which Th M e e1gs n , encan Lung Association are shown with Bob EVarui; popular sausage maker of Gallla County, who is Cancer Society, Wally Hatstages the annual Meigs serving as Honorary ,Chatrman of the 1974 Olristmas Seal Campaign. From left to right are field, chairman, is sponsoring County Fair. Mrs. Glenn Dill, Bob Evans, and Mrs. WaUace Bradford. Bob says, "We-down on the farm Leading in votes at the close the game as a benefit. support the Lung Association. Why don't you?" Thirty-six former athletes, of the four-hour voting period, mostly of Middleport with a from 5 to 9 p.m. ill' the office of few of Rutland and · Pomeroy, the Meigs County Commissioners, was Lucille attended a meeting Thursday -Leifheit who received 242 votes. Mrs. Leifheit is the Combirilng eight· single- nounced the appointment of completed the merger into a evening at Middleport. Hatfield said the next widow of the late Fred Leifheit, county campaigns in!o one for Mr. Evans Wednesday. single regional association in meeting will be Saturday at 5 southeast Ohio the first, Bob J\vans, who pyramided his the spring of 1974. He will be . who not only served as a fair 1 Evans ollUo Grande in Gallia sausage business into an Ohio working closely with Patricia p.m. on the Middleport fie d to board member but as board County will serve as Honorary tradition, wilUead,a campaign Gray, Marietta, Executive president for many years. Mrs. Chr,istrnas Seal Chainnan. Dr. covering Athens, GalUa, Director. and the SEOLA staff. in playing or assisting should Leifheit was appointed to the John A. Bays, President of the flocking, Meigs, Morgan, Bob Evans' national counfair board last summer to Southeast Ohio Long Perry, Vinton and Washington terpart is sin~er Vikkl Carr, attend or telephone Hatfield or replace the late Marvin King. John Reece to confirm their Association '( SEOLA) an- Counties . These countie~ (Continued on page 10) intention. 'She is the only woman on the board. Receiving the second highest vote to win a seat on the board was Gerald Douglas, Coolville, with 208 'tOtes. He will be a new board member. Incumbents elected were David Koblenlz of near Chester, who received 207 votes, Wiiiliam . Smith, .near Pomeroy, who received 205 votes and Hugh Custer, Pomeroy, with 194 votes. Other candidates and their votes included Ralph Calvert, Pomeroy, 50; Leo Kennedy, Jr ., Tuppers Plains, 62; Homer Cole, Tuppers Plains, 55; Sherry lndestad, Rock Springs, - 76; Don McKenzie, Pomeroy, 72; Mike Jones, Flatwoods Road,- 57 votes. Lauren Hoffman served .as judge for the voting with William B. Downie, Wallace Bradford, Fred Goeglein and Danny Zirkle, fair board members serving as clerks. Mrs. Wallace Bradford served as election secretary. Merchants giving dinner meeting Nov. 19 $2,500 in gifts John Stilzlein will he the Rurll\ Development Act. featured speaker for the anStilziein w.as reared on a nual meeting of the Meigs Soil farm in southern Ashland and Water Conservation County; studied and worked in · District at Eastern High School four Latin American coun,,Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. tries ; did ·graduate work in ·stttzlein , communit~..... economic development at resources de.vei<IJ;ment agent Michigan State University; In the nine..:ounty Jackson · received his Ph. D. from Ohio area - including Meigs - of Stale University, and led the Ohio. Cooperative Ex- community development tension Service, is responsible · project in Guernsey and Noble for the GROW .(Generating Counties 212· years before Rural Ohio_ Wealth ) com- coming to the Jackson Area · . munity development project last August. ' · · which InCludes Ath~l)S. Gallia, Using a, set of slides, Stilzlein . Jackson, Vinton, and Meigs · will ~ncourage the mem. COI\!lties. . · bership o( the Meigs SWCD to •.: GROW is a three-year tske 'a more active role in · project ' hivolving both ex- planning and control)in~ the . tension, research, and local ·use of natural resources m the · people -established under the district. He emphasized - the a fact that land is a scarce and valuable resource and that when 'it is not utilized for its best use, or a combination of compatible uses, part of its value to society is lost. Other features of the meeting will be the presentation of the Goodyear Award plaque and two ~~outstanding Farm Family" awards. Entertainment will - be provided by the instrumental and vocal departments of Eastern High School. · :rickets at . $3 each are . available from the 'district scs ,office, the A$CS · office, the extension olfice, SWCD supervisor~i Ther,eon Johnson, (Colinued on page 101 ~- . '- 'I A Thanksgiving Day football game at Middleport to be played by alumni of Mid- ~~~~~~:. :~~ry~~!d in~r:!e~ ' ! migrat~d into the region each year . The new trend ' of net inmi gration, combined with natural population growth, has increased the region 's · population by 600,000 since 1970 which reached a total of 18.8 million in 1973. Appalachian in-migration, apcording to Dr. Jerome P. Pickard, sefior regional economist of the commission, appears to be a parallel movement to the emerging national pattern of population growth in medium and small sized cities and rural areas. The nation is now experiencing in-migration to nonmetropolitan areas in contrast tc out-migration from these areas in the 1960s. In-migration to Appalachia Is . especially sigVificant, as out-migration from Appalachia was much more intense in the 1960s than from non-metropolitcan areas naiionaJJy. EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday through Tuesday, II will be mild Sunday through Tuesday with a chance of rain ·about Monday. High temperatures will be in the 50s and lower 60s. Overnight low temperatures will be mostly to the 40s. -;,;.o;.o;.•,•;•,·,~;..;.v.-:nvv~·.,·"o-,o•6•;,•;,•;>•-!;•;.•;o:·~·.:o~-.:·. ;r.,o;-.:v.•.•.•;-:..--. .;•;o;o;o.•;o;o;r.Q......;.o. -- a WASHINGTON- SEN. GEORGES. McGOVERN, O.S.D., said today that' President Ford sho!lld withdraw his nom)natiorr of Andrew E. Gibson to head the Federal Energy Administration because of conflict of -interest. "This appointment is an Insult to every patriotic American," <McGOvern said in a statement. ''Gibson has a mlWon-doUar ring · . (Continued on page 10) TEN CENTS . . WASHINGTON - COAL MINERS COULD WIN a new contract before tills weekend iB over, but a brief strike is stjll considered inevitable. "Wear~ now moving into another stage ct our n~otlations," a management spokesman said -Thursday, The UMWhas a "no contract, no work" rule, aoo the current contraCt would expire Nov. 12, before a new contract could be ratified - even if tentative agreement were reached tills weekend. During a breathing spell in the Ialka Thuraday Guy Farmer, chief negotiator for the Bituminous Coal Operators Association, was asked If he anticipated long strike. "I do not," he said. u1 don't think anyone wimts one." LONG BEACH, CALIF.- THE TOUCH OF pneumonia In Richard Nixon's riglit lung and the fluid In his left lung are responding to treatment and he iB walking more as his condition improves, the ex-President's doctor says. Nixon's fawyer meanwhile tok! the Watergate trial judge In Washington it would be at least·"two to three"months" before his health would be up to giving even a written deposition In response to subpoenas for his tesUmony. · Blaettnar, Pomeroy Elementary School, visited thP. department headquarters as a part of their studies on community helpers. I :;.~wa:;;':.::n IGrowing, not dieing ~~ '* OOUPOftS DO POMEROY FIRE CHIEF CHARLES LEGAR explained the operations of the fire department and emergency squad Thursday afternoon when second graders of Mrs. Ellie Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1974 VOL. XXVI NO. 147 WASHINGTON - A "SIGNIFICANT RELATIONSHIP" be::;( tween cancer deaths . and drinking water- taken from the - ;~ Mi.!l.slsslppi River was reported Thursday by an envlrorunental -<;; group. The group sald Cincinnati was <me of a number of cities where the drinking water supply cqntalned cancer causing :;~ sub3tances. ~~ The Environmentai'Defense Fund also said mote than one $l million persons in 11 Louisiana parishes who drink Mlsaisslppi ;:~ water may be exposed to the problen\.'' It addect that its s\udy also il~ raises "serious questions about the safety of drlnklrlg water ;:;: qa.Uonally.'' ::;: :::; CONSUMERS WERE FACED TODAY WITH THE CERTAJNTY of even lligher prices for sugar and the possibility of ?,; Increases on meat and poultry. In Washipgton, a White House ~~ spokesman said neither President Fordnor his advisers think the nation is In a recession In the "c~·: sense. Press Secretary ,. · Ron Nessen said Inflation was the major problem. .. .:::ee:: Ar\llur Burris, chairman of the F~der!ll RI!Sl!f"• Boa~~~ other econonii.St\! have said. the ·ecooomy~IB ex~rleniilii~- 00111 decline and riBir\g prices - recession aild Inflation at the same Ume. Prices for sugar In futures nuirkets in New York and · LoQdon soared to new )rlghs ThUrsday. . The higher prices eventually will filter down to the consumer level after passing through severa.l middle steps, Including refining, transporting, Jiackaglng and wholesaUng. In the New York, futures prices In sugar rose 2 cents a pound, the maxlumu limit on any one trad!J)g dliy, closing at 53.20 cents for January, ·52.97 cents for March and 51.98 cents for May. IS ON , • '"r• ....... '""' ........... - ' ........ .~ ....l' .. oCI . . ' . ~ Tpe Middleport Retail will receive five $10 gi(t· cer-, Merchants Association and tificates which may be spent, Chamber of Commerce wiU ail or in part, at any of the give away $2,500 in gift cer- particip.ating merchant tificates during its annual businesseS. Christmas holidity promotion · No purchase is required tor _program beginning Nov. 18. anyone to participate in the Plans for - the -annual give- program. Winning numbers away we~ made Thursday at a will be posted in the windows of noon luncheon at' the Martin participating stores. Eaeh winner must clain his .priie Restatirant. '_ Don Wilson , the association's before 3 p.m . on the following new president said drawings Friday following each for $500 ip gift "'!rtificates wiD drawing. Gift cerlificates will noi lle be held ~ginning· Friday, Nov. valid alter Dec .. 31. Merchants• 22 1 at the office _of the Col~bia Gas Co. and ea'ch Friday will start distributing the thereafter tl)rough Dec. 20. tickets for the drawings . . Each.week 10 numbers "!'ill be Monday, Nov. 18. The.. merchants also set the selected as . winners ,and each person with a winning ticket - (Continued· on page 10) J. ( ' I �c " • •· • .' I ·. . ' .. 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0., Ftlday. Nov . ..... :••3 . ..., f . . 3- · 'n·'· aily Sentinel, Middleport-P'omeroy, 0., Frida y, Nov. 8, 1974 .... Meigs .•gridders 'e nd season tonight a:1974 SuperChurch step closer .... * ......"• ..·:J" ....••""'.. CINCINNATI (UP!) Another step down the long road toward possible formation of a 23. million member American Protestant ....• "superChurch" was 'taken today. Delegates to the " Consultation on Church Union " wrapped up their 12th plenary-a weeklong convention to develop planks for a unification platform . Delegates today pondered the proposed "mutual recognition" policy for aU nine denominations to follow. "Mutual recognition'' means each ~burch woold not dispute the ...theological base"· from which the other churches operate . .For example, one church would not quibble over the legitimacy of another's baptiSm methods. · The nine churches involved are the African Methodist Episcopal, African Methodist Episcopal Zion, Christian (Disciples of Christ), Christian Methodist Episcopal, Protestant Episcopal, Presbyterian (Southern), United · Church of Christ,. United )l'lethodist and the United Presbyterian Church. Totally, the churches have about 23 million members, with the United Methodist by far the ••' . ' ••• ~ . • • •• •• •'•• • •• ' • • .•• ; " •' •• •• • • • • •'' '•••• ••• • •• '• '·" . .EHI ~ LF-QUARTS Royal Crown B~~Timg Co~p_any · Midd1eport' largest with more than 10 · hss 10 Voting delegates here. Delegates decided the task Ho-Wever, actions a~e aimed million members. force was. needed because The move toward creation of solely at molding a unification "many persons ·in our nine the "superchurch" - wl)!~h proposal platlortn and nothing churches are not aware of work would be called the ...Church ilf decided here is binding on any being done by women tbeole>Christ Uniting" -$eady hils " of the churches. . gians." Each church eventually will been in the works fJF more The taslr for~ is to compUe than a decade trfd it'll be.asked if it wants to join the and report at the next plenary probably be another decade usuperchurbh." ~ on women's work in "the before unification comes, if it Besides the 90 voting delega- ministry, the nature of the tes, observers from many church, new understandings II) does. ...A similar movement up in churches around the world are Biblical translations and interCanada hss gone on for 30 here to chart the groundwork pretation, the theology of years anil hasn't been con- of the potentially historic plan. liberation and the interaction eluded," said Robert Lear of On Thursday the delegates between racism, sexism and the consultatiOn staff. "That unanimously voted to set up a classism.'' gives you an idea of the kind of task force on women- "to The resolution said the work time involved in something like draw together and release of the task fors:e " wlll conthis." materials related to women tribute to · the creation of a Each of the nine clrurches and the church." signifiCant fouridation for a uniting church." . . " to unleash a n JAMES "JAMIE" ALBERT PEl Ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Pettit, Middleport, Is part of two five generation famllles on lils mother's side. Front is Ruth Parsons, Racine, great-great-grandmother; back 1-r, Juanita Ju!;lis, Middleport, grandmother, Preston Parsons, Racine, great-grandfather, Mrs. James (Brenda Kay Justis) Pettit, mother, and Jamie. Jamie was two years old Oct. 31. THE OTHER FIVE GENERATIONS of Jamie Pettit on his 1110ther's side, right, above,.._are Mrs. Ethel l!arson, Racine, great-great-grandmother, holding Jamie; back, 1-r, Mrs. Juanita Justis, grandmother; Brenda Kay Justis Pettit, Brown shocked by vote By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Lt. Gov. John W. Brown, cut down by voters in the general election after 16 years as a fixture for the Republicans in the state's second highest office, said Thursday a discriminating Democratic vote that was "so ·suent it was deafening" was the cause of his defeat. Brown, studying his 213,475vote loss to Democrat Rlchsrd F. Celeste, said he figured that if Republican James A. Rhodes won the governorship, he would win too. He said Rhodes was picking up Democratic votes which also went to Celeste despite a dropoff of up to 5 per cent of Republican voters in many counties. "I had a strong feeling all along that Rhodes was going to win," Brown said, "and if he won, I was sure I would too. I knew there was going to be a vote that would go against (Gov. John J.) Gilligan tha.t would also go for Celeste, but I did not, under .,y stretch of the imagination, think ir was going to be that strong. It was so silent it was deafening." Brown said he "took a bitter pUl" with the defeat, "but it Voters of Meigs.. County. THANK YOU FOR THE FINE SUPPORT 1 YOU GAVE ON· NOV~5 SIGNED: RON JAMES PO, POL ADV. was not filled with cyanide." Continue To Function "l'llcontinuetofunction," he said, "and it would be foolish to say I will get politics out of my mind. y oo don't turn it off and on like a spigot on a sink." Brown said he never sensed the near...weep by the Deme>crats imtU he saw the votes coming in. "The Republican party was completely ootvoted in this ca!Jlj)aign," he said . He had no wry remarks to make when asked about a tr~nsition 81111 said ' he had congratulated Cel011te for his victory. "Why should 1 Jhow him the ropes?" , asked Brown. "Nobody showed me. Besides, · all 1 have to do is give him the keys of the office. It's aU ceremonial and you don't do anything except preside over the Senate." Celeste hsd chided Brown during the campaign for doing nothing except ribbon-cutting and presiding over the Senate, the lone constitutional duty of · the office. Ironically , Celeste had championed. a constitutional amelidment which would have · required the governor and ·lieutenant governor candidates to run as a team and probably would have beaten him if it had been in effect. ·Have No Success Brown predicted Celeste would have no success in getting the tandem, ticket thrOUgh .and 1wOI!Id find It difficult to )lave a governor of · the opposite party, "This office will probably be just the same as It :w~ during the Gilligan administration, except it will pay $30,000," said Brown in reference to th~ salary increase which takes effect in January. Brown has made $17,000 a year. He said Celeste probably will not be able to effect many of his AU CALIFORNIA ' REDWOOD eSNACK BARS eDINERS eHOUSES FOR DISCRIMINATING BIRDS .. · \; proposed new functions for the office. " Unless you have the cooperation of the governor, all you can do is go up to the Senate and bang a damn gavel,., Brown said . He said 't he legislature has an obligation to estsblish duties for the office, but he noted those duties could not pr~pt the legislature or the governor. BroWn said he agreed thst the election was a "relludlation" pf Gilligan but said it was a slap at' the entire administratiori and not the governor ' personally. One-for-one offer made tree buyers "They (voters) tied his name to what was happening -their schools, the income tax, the parks," Browil said. "They believed that the man who was the governor of Ohio cannot efficiently adrrtinister this 1 stste." Landowners in 12 s outheas tern Ohio counties will get one tree free for each one th~y purchase durin g the 1975 reforestation program of the Ohio Depariment of Natural Resoorces' division of forests and pres~ rves . Westvaco Corp., a ma jor eastern forest products company, will pay hslf the cost of trees ordered by landowners in Athens, Belmont, Gallia, HoCking, Jackson , Lawrence, Meigs , Monroe ; Morgan , Noble, Vinton and Washington counties. All the counties are in the fringe timber-buying area Wrong people on trial CINCINNATI (UP!) - A former national Guardsmen charged Thursday the government has the wrong.·people on trial for the shooting death of four students at Kent State University four and 1-2 years ago. The "good guys" are being prosecuted in connection ·with the Kent State shootings and the "bad guys" forgotten, says local businessman James Stefanopouios, 44, chsirman of the " Committee to Save the Guardsmen." Stefanopoolos ISsued a scath.ing condemnation of the federal government for prosecuting eight Guardsmen, currently on trial in Cleveland, charged with conspiring to violate the civil rights of students kill"!! and wounded in a campus anti-war demonstration May 4, 1970. "When an organized campus mob burned the ROTC buUding to the ground just three weeks before, there were 28 diversionary !Ire calls, stoning of firemen and cutting of fire hoses ," said Stefanopoulos. "Although gov.e rnment property was deliberately destroyed , there was no department of justice prosecution of the arsonists for criminal or civil rights violations. "The committee asks why · not? What abQut the civil rights of lh,e ROTC and the .t axpayers who paid for the buDding? Why are the good guys , the Guardsmen, prosecuted - and the bad''guys, the arsonists, forgotten?" . Stefanopoolos, who served lhree years in the Guard, . criticiz~ .the news media for not paipling a."balanced" Kent Stste pictUre. "The present lack of in-depth news coverage on the condilions at'the Kent State campus during that time would lead one to believe thst the Guardsmen started shooting young college kids for tittle more than •making fun of them rather than for actually being under vicious physical attack.· , "Bu.t news rei>orb! show that from 1968 until the shootings in May'l970, lj:ent State was the rallying point for successive appearances of non-student SDS organizers, many with admitted Cpmmunist connections. •The . picture .of a pleasant small town college was actually a seething tinderbox of outside agitation just waiting for a match-for which the Guardsmen are now being blamed," said Stefanopoulos. The 200-member committee is distributing reprints of a magazine article which treats the Guardsmen sympathetically. "The committee's goal is to get information to the public so it has a proper background on what .transpired prior to the shootings," he said. "The fact is that the eight gUElrdsmen on trial aregetting a 'railroad job. "If Watergate has done one thing it . has accustomed Americans to the idea of a conspiracy in high places. And that 5ee111S to be what we are seeing in the Deparimenf of Justice's persection of the Guardsmen." DR. L~MB ·ALSO '• southeas te r n Ohio, " s aid Ernest J. Gebha rt, chief of the division of for es ts preserves. drinking the flui~, are up to your doctor, but' drinking · adequate fluids is one thing you can do, and it is important regardless of whicl) kind of stone is formed . Send your questions to Or. and . Lamb, in care of - For All O~ns We ~ire · Flower~ , . Everywhere '- this newspaper, P:O. Box 1551, RadJo City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. F:or a copy of Dr. · Lamb's .booklet on cholesterol, send 50. cents to the same address and ask for the "Cholesterol" bobklet. • • • • •• FLOWERS·•\ 992-2039 : . ' Mrs. Milia~ Vo~ .. ·but I am afraid your husbl!fld stones. Can you give me a few may have a pr~blem that suggestions? would not tolerate these if his DEAR READER - Tliere is By La wrence E , La mb, M .D. DEAR DR. LAMB - My problem is somet!png ·m'!l'e just one practical suggestion husband cannot eat ·eggs. Is than just "Canting to reduce\he that applies to whst you and there any way I can fix cakes, cholesterol and fat intake in the your husband · can do . Regardless of the type of stone, rolls and desserts . for him diet. withOI!t using · eggs? • Incidentally, I have a large or its cause, he should be DEAR READER- Yes. You number of recipes 'that contain cerialn to <drink at least four would be surprised how many rio eggs at all in my book, quarts of tlquid a day. This recipes turn out just fine by "What You Need to· Know should be spread out over the leaving tpe egg out entirely. About Food; and Cooking for 24 boors. The purpose of the Pancakes are a good example . . Health". (Viking ·j:'ress). Ask fluid is to be sure he passes lots Use your favorite recipe but your local library (or the booK. of urine each day. The larger le,ave the egg oqt entirely, and DEAR DR. LAMB - My voliUne will help to dilute the you will still have good cakes. husband has ju5t returned relatively insoluble salts that The same goes for rolls and home from the hospital. He had are part of the stone formation. breads. . an operation for kidney stones lf he perspires a lot or is Do some experimenting with and ,liad to hsve his left kidney exposed to heat, that might not standard recipes, and you will removed. He is 38 years old. be enough. In that case he wiD soon spot all kinds of ways you The dpctor ·tells us not to . need to increase his fluid incan provide breads and . worry because you only need lake eve.n more. desserts without causing your ririe healthy kidney to function Although special diets are hosband any problem. normally, But, I want to know sometimes used in . testing I would recommend one of all I' can about how I can help patients with «nal stones, the new low-fat, low- my. hps)l!llld keep his kidn~y most authorities agree there is 'chloreste~ol egg .preparations, '!JellllhY,.and not to get '¥'Y more no need . to restrict dairy .. ·' pr!lduc.ts to try.Jo avoid stones . There are different types of ,·, stones. Some are more likely to form if the urine is too acid and . others if .. the urine is too · .' ' alkaline: II your doetor knows the type Of stones for!Jled, he may want to try medicines.that are sometimes used with • varying silccess to prevent new stone forma.tioil. He may not think that' Is necessaiy in your l'llsban,d 's ·ca~. . _ Anyone ·"lio has a stone needs chemical testa to see lr Two Rio harriers named All-League i. ,.... ..... ' ' . ,. ' Contains Vitamin A Palmitate Vit , · Riboflavin, Niacin, condensed fish s~l ubl amlns En, D2, pius other high qua lity ingredients Andes, m~at eal, love lts crunc;liy meal form th~t ives y~ur_ o~s _Will teeth exerc ise. Try the dog food t~a t 's ~hej r fgums J nd< ,breeders and kennels for decades ~end avore by ~1-Pro dog ~~~ ·. The pri~e is righi t~o. tik:o:~· rih~ ose Feeds, 1t s backed ,up by more tha n 130 e Eshelman _experience in the ffeld of an· yea;~ of 1 . ;. ' .· \ i ;.•~ ' • f· Paid f ' {. . .. .\' . , 1ma n~t~1 t 10 n. SUGAR RUN MILLS 99?-;J 115 Mulberr y Ave Pomeroy . runners. . Malone won the • MOC title with· 16 points, followed by lj.ib · Grande with 45 and CedllrVille with 80. Tiffin did not qualify as team, with only three runners cOmpeting. Rio Grande ·wm run against :Malone again this Saturday at the Olstrjci 22 meet in l ' \J. • I . I . . .. ·' .. :r ' . . f· . ' .• .• ... • MOISTURE PROOF - Does not contract or e~tpan d with humidity changes - may be used in bath rooms an d basement s where fiber lile should never be used. • LI GHT Where Fiber Can .; Never Be Used R E F L ECTA NCE Grade LR 1. By reflecting 94% o f ·I h e l ig h t. The rm o · Til e brightens and seems to enlarge any room without glare. !I'[J l t Me mphi s .49 Ch i c ago 24 W edn esday's Game s Chi cago at Phil a Sh r11prt at Brm ng hm at Charlotte • M emph i s These ·Now! Home of· tlie Fabulous For you .. . for him for the holidays and after. Excellent gift idea. Pick a sporty blazer at Kerm's Korner. You'll like ·our prices. . Kerm~s .Komer ·. ; ; . . ' . . ,. '· New York·. Clothing House .. : . . ;; ~· . ' . ' ,ttevrs: -MOw.-Wed., 9.. to~1'flurs.'·Ciositci-,Fri. 9 to. }-:"Sat. 9to 3., . , . . . I . ... ~ POMEROY', . .OHIO 992-5432 \ I POLYSTYRENE CEILINGS ARE NICER • INSULATES - Has same in su lation vall ~ as polystyrene co ffee cups and 1ce buckets -~ K Value 0.24 remain s constant with age. To See . Or.der By Phl?ne ' An·d Take. Em lt&me .. .' . ' • ECONOM ICAL - Most applica· lions do not requi re fu rring strips - -can oe stapled directly to sheetrock m * SANDWI.CH .• y • EASY INSTALLATION - Can be cut with a pocke 1-kn1fe . featherweight staple or glue-up. no dust We Invite You ' RepreSentative Committee ' nap _roller BOOSTER CABLE ' for by Welker for . ., ' • .S d Wlfl Ufl ay · HOUSE ' • ~ May be painled wilh Latex pam! usmg a long - • PA INTABLE to his credit to ma ke him southeastern Ohi o's le a din g . scorer by a long shot. Nease will again be joWled in _the backfield by quarterback . Buddy Ervin, halfback Danny Brown and fullba ck Gr eg Dunning as the Tornados ,. wh o fin ished third in the SVAC, will be t•ying to conclude the 1974 campaign ·above .Mo. at 6-4. Franklin. " Everyone in the Big Ten talks about Franklin and Greene, but when this season is over the coaches just might say the best in the Big Ten is Charlie Baggett," says Stoltz. " Remember he' s the quarterback of a mediocre team and not a great team " · · said Stoltz. "He's just a junl~r so 1 guess he'll have to wait .,. Detroit is at Oakland, Houston until next year for at Buffalo, Washington at recognition." Philadelphia, Miami at New The Bucks are unbeaten and Orleans, Cleveland at New a ~int favorite but Coach England, San Francisco at Woody Hayes probably stlll • Dallas, Atlanta at Los Angeles, remembers quite vividly !lie Denver at Baltimore, San 1972 trip here when the Bucks . , L ·. , were also nationally ranked • 0 at Kansas City , Chicago mee"' , ...,n Bay a t MUwaukee and lost 19-12. and the :'>lew York Jets and the Ohio State is 5-0 in the l,ilg ·: New York Giants play in New Ten, the same as Michigan, · Haven, Conn. Minnesota is at and 8-0 overall while Michigan St. Louis Monday night. State is 3-1-1 in the league arid> 4-3-1 overall. , · WFL Standl ng s "They just win so easily," By Un i ted Pre ss lntern alion ,I Ea sl says Stolz . "They win about507 every week, give or take a . v-Fior ida w. I. I. pet. 01 • • few points. They usually go 7-7 Cn rltt ~5 ~ .684 !!~ with you and then get the next Phila 8 11 o : ~l~ 49 1 413 40 points. x . J eks~ v ll 1 0 0 ·" 6 258 358 "They've got a Heisnuui c enl ral candidate in tailback Archil w. 1. 1. pet. pi pa Griffin, an athlete who hall ·... Y·Memf."iS 3 0 . 842 60 1 . 343 broken about · every con. B•mn•r,m 5 0 460 387 ceivable roshing record the ; Chi co 7 12 0 : ~~~ 446 6oo NCAA has," he said. "It 's an .. x . D" I 1 13 w~s t .0 71 209 358 awesome football team . w . 1. 1. pet. pi pa "The offense is so good··-·:"''' v-s . calif the defenseisn ' tunderalot 462 314 1 Hwns ~ : ~l i 390 " ' pressure, " Stoltz said. " A . 1 Porllan d weakness? They don 't punt 403 Shrvpr; 11 ·395 264 enough:....not enough for their 1 11 1 .395 233 375 punll>,r to earn a letter. " · •- t eam disbanded v-elinehed division llf1e Wednesdav 's Resull s _ Thursday' s Gam es Florida 23 Portl an d o · sTEAK ' . .p1neling. downs and 14 conversio_n runs against the Bucks and .has even thrown down the gauntlet. Stoltz says that he may just hsve the best quarterback in the Big Ten in Charlie Baggett. And, according to Stoltz, thst includes the Bucks' Corny Greene and Michigan's Dennis CROW'S ·1N THE_PAST ELEcTION ' trouble for two yea rs unlea~fi_,g · any ki nd of explosive orreil!it Berkhir.ner will be trying to get the same ' kind or offensive punch that clobbe red th~ North Gallia Pirates las t week to give 'the Eagles sole possession of second place in the SV AC. Leading ',that Eagle ·offense will aga in be qua rte rb ack Ra ndy Blake, wi th Mike Larkin s or Max Long at . fullback, Don Eichinger at tailback and Don ·Jackson at ,halfback . •,.. · At Southern , Mitch Nease, · one of the. top runners in this area in ql,llte awhile, will be closing out his career for head ·coach Bill' Jewell's squad. Nease ga ined ove r 1,700 yards last ;(all and scored 22 touchdowns. This season he has fallen · shor t of the 1,700 mark, but does have 14 touch- Is A Wise Choice Because It's fully wllh BlllEIS Red .Rose · oog Food ' . Me igs h&fl HOLIDAY . ' , b ' Snow white color. Con· tr.uts be1uti· TILt: •3.86 BAUM'STRUE VALUE STORE ·FoR THEIR SUPPORT . . ' . 1 Pace. CEILING TILE .POLYSTYRENE CEILING Terry Bradshaw will again Por tland at Haw aii ans open at quarterback for Pitts. burgh, which hss the No. I ranked defense in the AFC. Cincinnati's offense is ranked . Two Rio Grande harriers Cedarville. Coach O'Donnell, No. l. Snarl Proof The Steeiers are three.point have been named to the All- looking for stiff competition Reg. $4.69 Conference team after they from Findlay.and Cedarville, is favorites. In other games Sunday, placed in the top seven in the. not anticipating a trip to the ONLY MOC . meet in Canton last NAJA meet in Salina; Kansas, Saturday. " until after the District showing. Invitational. Bernard Tilley, fifth place Suffeting their only loss at 11 Finishtng second in the" finisher (25 :47) and Bruce the hands of the Marshall District would accomplish our Melton,. seventh place (25 :58) University squad, Rlo.Grande Chester, 0. 985-3301 final goal. for the season," ran well in the Malone- finished their ~ual me<it season dominated race. The first four with a 4-1 record, defeating O'Donnell says. runners, Rick Horton , Wendell Cedarville, Xavier, the KetSkelley, Dave Bender and tering Striders and Walsh. In Mark Kadlec, all ' of Malone, Invitational competition, they finished together with a time of finished with a second ~lace at 25:41 ; · Gene Wise, also of the Taylor lnv. (Ind.), seventh Malone, placed sixth (25 :54). place in Marion (Ind.), and Redman freshman Chuck first place in the Rio Grande Schoeppner took Honor abl e • Mention honors after posting a 26:19 time on the hilly , Malone CoUege course ; he finished in . • 9th place . Coach Rod O' Donnell, wellpleased wi.th his team's per, formance, saw his two goals accomplished as two team members finished in the top sev~n and improved times .were registered by other ro THE ·voms . . ffi USt . By United Press International The Cincinnati Bengals who were talking about the super Bowl just a few weeks ago, need a victory Sunday just to stay mthe American Conference playoff race. The . Bengals, who won · the AFC Central Division title last season and felt they could go ~the way this year , have been upse t by Sa n Die go and Houston and trail Pittsburgh by 112 games. They play host to the Steelers Sunday at Riverfront Stadium and to say they must win is putting it mildly. A Steeier victory would give them a 2\2-game edge over the Bengals with five to play and the final one Is at Pittsburgh where Cincinnati has neve; won Putting added pressure on Cmcinnati is the fa ct thst three teams in the .AFC EastBuffalo, New England· and Miami-aU are having excellent seasons and coultl knocktheBengalsoutofwild card contention with the best runnerup record . Bengal quarterback · Ken Anderson is having a brilliant year hot Cincinnati was hurt Sunday by the loss of ru . nning · back Boobie Clark for the season witll a broken arm. Doug Dressler will take his , For Eastern, who has offense , with Meigs seven th , football, it ca n be prov ided by whil e the Ma r au de r s a re se ni or ta ilbac k Te rr y seventh . in passing offense , Wh itlatc h. despite the fact that only 2 Whitlatch is just 36 ya rds shY league teams have completed of the Meigs career r ushing more passes. \ mark of 1,265 yards, set by the In total offense, Wave rly is late Denni s Boggs. Whitlatch last with the Marauders right ga ined 101 yards in 25 carries behind , while the same is true his sophomore year, 655 yards for total defense. last season in 126 carries, and Individually , Marauder Jim so far this sea son has rambled Anders on is the second· top fur 473 ya rds in til carries . passer in the league, whi le At Alexander , the Eagles of Gary George is fifth in punting. Spike Be rkhimer will be Mick Davenport is the fourth tackling a rugged Spar tan best receiver with 10 catches, squad that routed the birds last while Lonnie Coats is third in fall . kickoff re turns and fifth in pun t Alexan der is currently 5-3-1 returns. and in fourth place in the Senior cornerback Perk Ault rugged Tri-Va lley Conference is sixth in. in terception returns. with a 2-2-1 mark . Two or the For Waverly , Holland is first top Spartans to watch will be in receiving with 18 grabs, Ron White and Roger Gilders, EAST LANSING , Mich. (UPI) -Michigan State Coach Denny Stoltz says Ohio State, the nation 's No . 1 ranked football team, is " awesome" and adds "they just win so easily. " But he isn't ready to throw in the !<Jwel Saturday motorcycle and oth.e r v:ehlcle accidents caused '!imos.t 56 per ·c entoftheinjurlesthatleadtoparaplegiaorquadrlplegia. Th . e study indicated,. recreations.! or. sport.ing _activities )s provided 7 per cent, injunes from di vmg mto swunnung poo • rivers and lakes .accounted !or.75 per ce.n.t of these, with. all other types of recreatiooai and sporting . acttvtties account mg f or th e less than two per cent rlmlaining. Meter for Eastern. · Stoltz praises Buckeyes The lnsurimce · ~nstitute of Highway Safety, in wha t is • • believed to be the ftrst study of tis kind, foond automobUe, • Ph. '192-57"' di s ma l season roles , in last year's win a t offense that has provided just5 touc hdowns in 6 league games. Meanwhile, the Meigs defense will attempt to bolster itself after •relinquishing 22 touch- . downs to its 6 SEOAL opponents. The Marauders are in the league cellar in seve ral statistics, and the ones they aren't last in the Tigers are . Meigs is last in first downs, and ha ve allowed opponents ·just 1 less than Waverly. The Marauders hsve had the fewest while Dennis Ra pp is second in •• •• ninetim~as~yhighschoolboysperhundredthousanddtem • automobile acctdents between 3 p.m. and .5 p.m. durmg the ••• footballseasonthandleasaresultofplayingfootbaU. .Pomeroy Flower ,Shop Ph. '192' 203? "The report unfairly singled out high school football and was less than honest in many of the impressiOI'Is it conveyed," a ccording to Dr. Meyer. "Although there are injuries in other sports, 75 per cent of the show was devoted to injuries in football. Although there are injuries on all levels of football competition, only high school football received attention. I must believe the persons respon-. sible for this .show were not really interested in safety, but in attacking high school football." Dr~wing special criUclsm was the report thst 860,000 injuries are suffered each year by the nation's.one million high school football players. The figure is misleading because it does not distinguish the type of injuries which require professional medical attention from injuries like ·bruises, bUsters and scratches. Although ABC was su(iplied other figures , it apparently chose not to use them because they did not support a preconceived notion. For example, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association told network authorities that the statistics from its Benefit Plan, which insures 80 per cent of the 40,000 . football players .in grades 7-12 in WIAA member schools, reveal there are 1ess than 15 injuries requiring professional medical attention for ever)' 100 participants - 70 per cent fewer than the ABC report . . . . The documentary would lead one to believe that safety m high school football is a deterioratin~ situation, when there are facts to the co~trary. The WIAA inJury figures, for ex~ple, were lowe~ durmg the ~t two years than at "':'Y time durmg the 13 years smce the ststisttcs have been campded. The do~entary su~ested the rule' makers are insensitive and unres~stble, but Qtts tgnores th~ fact that th~ htgh school rules comnuttee (The National Alliance Comnuttee ) exiSts solely because the roles makers for coUegiate and professional football are u.nable to provide a football co~e whtch ~an also be adapted to high school age boys. The National Alliance Committee has consistently been the leader in rule innovations to promote football safety. It was the first to require the face mask, first to require th _ e mouth· guard, first to reduce the !eng.th of 1 f.li'Sttoabollsh 111 ~crack back block an d ftrst to • ball ceats, "'?I el~ate blockmg below the waJSt after .kic~. It bothers me thst there wer~ notest~ontais _by those who hsve played football and are COnvJDced of~~, benefits ph~stcally and mentally. Many boys need contact; tls mherent m thetr ,ci>nstltution . Football provides for controlled-contact - contact which Is restricted by carefully formulated roles ." And iftheABCreportshould encourage parents to.call for an end to high school football , they s)lould know that football is among the safest activities~ ~Y can hsve after school. In f.act, ki ckoff re turns and third in have allowed their oppone nts punting.' to snap the ball more than any If a little ray of ligh t can be other team . seen out of · this otherw ise Waverly is las t in r ushing STYRENE two of the top scorers in the TVC, both of whom played key plays from scrimmage and unproduc tive BengalS You can cook without · e ggs ~. •' ..• plant. Westvac o has sponsored the prog ram in Ohio since 1966. It in volves no requiremept to sell the mature timber: to the company. "We are once again happy to cooperate with Wes'tvac.o in the reforestation of r ural l~¥~ds in All b£ these measures, except SAYS ' ·. . of the company's Luke, Md., " The cooperative effor t will ir>~prove woodland produ1ti vi ty and dev.e iop better wildlife ha bitat, watershed pr otection , recrea tion o p~ there . is an abnormality in poi'tunities and aesthetic apcalcium metabolism , con- peal. " Persons In the 12-courtty trolled by the little para- area ma y order trees l!llder the thyroid glands on each side of. program by contacting the the thyroid. offices of lo,<!al service Kidney infections sometimes foresters , .Agricultur a I contribute to the formation,of a Stabilization 'and ·conservation stone. It is important ~o treat Se rvi ~ e. Coopera.tive Ex· any sign of. a kidney ihfection tension Service , and soil and promptly. water conserva tio~ district. RALPH.W·E~KER. . ' EDITOR's NOTE: Many people were quite annoyed, to say ·the least, . at ABC television's documentary concerning the dangers of sports, 1110re aptly labeled the dangers of footbaU. Dr. Harold A. Meyer, Commissioner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association, is one who would fit io the above category. His comments and opinions on the subject are herein presented. mother, and Mrs. Sylvia Wolfe, Racine, great-grandmother. Other grandparents of Jamie are·Paul Justis, Sr., Racine, grandfather; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pettit, Pomeroy, grandparents; Mrs. Mabel Pettit, Pomeroy, great-grandmother, and Mrs. Ann Johnson, Salem Center, great-grandmother. ~ • Meigs County high school football teams wra p up their !974 campaigns tonight, as the Meigs Marauders travel to Wave rl y, EaStern goes · to Alexander and Southern hosts Ca ldwell. At Waverly,· it will be the battle (or the SEOAL basement as the Tigers boast a n ().6 leag ue ma rk a s do the Mara uders. The.Marauders will be trying lHEHMO·niE ' . ,, . ;,.,; . ' . I . ' ·~ . ~ . /" •• . ·- ... ..,. t. ., . ' ' I ' ""· f-. 11 •• ' ·,, . ,. .. �c " • •· • .' I ·. . ' .. 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0., Ftlday. Nov . ..... :••3 . ..., f . . 3- · 'n·'· aily Sentinel, Middleport-P'omeroy, 0., Frida y, Nov. 8, 1974 .... Meigs .•gridders 'e nd season tonight a:1974 SuperChurch step closer .... * ......"• ..·:J" ....••""'.. CINCINNATI (UP!) Another step down the long road toward possible formation of a 23. million member American Protestant ....• "superChurch" was 'taken today. Delegates to the " Consultation on Church Union " wrapped up their 12th plenary-a weeklong convention to develop planks for a unification platform . Delegates today pondered the proposed "mutual recognition" policy for aU nine denominations to follow. "Mutual recognition'' means each ~burch woold not dispute the ...theological base"· from which the other churches operate . .For example, one church would not quibble over the legitimacy of another's baptiSm methods. · The nine churches involved are the African Methodist Episcopal, African Methodist Episcopal Zion, Christian (Disciples of Christ), Christian Methodist Episcopal, Protestant Episcopal, Presbyterian (Southern), United · Church of Christ,. United )l'lethodist and the United Presbyterian Church. Totally, the churches have about 23 million members, with the United Methodist by far the ••' . ' ••• ~ . • • •• •• •'•• • •• ' • • .•• ; " •' •• •• • • • • •'' '•••• ••• • •• '• '·" . .EHI ~ LF-QUARTS Royal Crown B~~Timg Co~p_any · Midd1eport' largest with more than 10 · hss 10 Voting delegates here. Delegates decided the task Ho-Wever, actions a~e aimed million members. force was. needed because The move toward creation of solely at molding a unification "many persons ·in our nine the "superchurch" - wl)!~h proposal platlortn and nothing churches are not aware of work would be called the ...Church ilf decided here is binding on any being done by women tbeole>Christ Uniting" -$eady hils " of the churches. . gians." Each church eventually will been in the works fJF more The taslr for~ is to compUe than a decade trfd it'll be.asked if it wants to join the and report at the next plenary probably be another decade usuperchurbh." ~ on women's work in "the before unification comes, if it Besides the 90 voting delega- ministry, the nature of the tes, observers from many church, new understandings II) does. ...A similar movement up in churches around the world are Biblical translations and interCanada hss gone on for 30 here to chart the groundwork pretation, the theology of years anil hasn't been con- of the potentially historic plan. liberation and the interaction eluded," said Robert Lear of On Thursday the delegates between racism, sexism and the consultatiOn staff. "That unanimously voted to set up a classism.'' gives you an idea of the kind of task force on women- "to The resolution said the work time involved in something like draw together and release of the task fors:e " wlll conthis." materials related to women tribute to · the creation of a Each of the nine clrurches and the church." signifiCant fouridation for a uniting church." . . " to unleash a n JAMES "JAMIE" ALBERT PEl Ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Pettit, Middleport, Is part of two five generation famllles on lils mother's side. Front is Ruth Parsons, Racine, great-great-grandmother; back 1-r, Juanita Ju!;lis, Middleport, grandmother, Preston Parsons, Racine, great-grandfather, Mrs. James (Brenda Kay Justis) Pettit, mother, and Jamie. Jamie was two years old Oct. 31. THE OTHER FIVE GENERATIONS of Jamie Pettit on his 1110ther's side, right, above,.._are Mrs. Ethel l!arson, Racine, great-great-grandmother, holding Jamie; back, 1-r, Mrs. Juanita Justis, grandmother; Brenda Kay Justis Pettit, Brown shocked by vote By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Lt. Gov. John W. Brown, cut down by voters in the general election after 16 years as a fixture for the Republicans in the state's second highest office, said Thursday a discriminating Democratic vote that was "so ·suent it was deafening" was the cause of his defeat. Brown, studying his 213,475vote loss to Democrat Rlchsrd F. Celeste, said he figured that if Republican James A. Rhodes won the governorship, he would win too. He said Rhodes was picking up Democratic votes which also went to Celeste despite a dropoff of up to 5 per cent of Republican voters in many counties. "I had a strong feeling all along that Rhodes was going to win," Brown said, "and if he won, I was sure I would too. I knew there was going to be a vote that would go against (Gov. John J.) Gilligan tha.t would also go for Celeste, but I did not, under .,y stretch of the imagination, think ir was going to be that strong. It was so silent it was deafening." Brown said he "took a bitter pUl" with the defeat, "but it Voters of Meigs.. County. THANK YOU FOR THE FINE SUPPORT 1 YOU GAVE ON· NOV~5 SIGNED: RON JAMES PO, POL ADV. was not filled with cyanide." Continue To Function "l'llcontinuetofunction," he said, "and it would be foolish to say I will get politics out of my mind. y oo don't turn it off and on like a spigot on a sink." Brown said he never sensed the near...weep by the Deme>crats imtU he saw the votes coming in. "The Republican party was completely ootvoted in this ca!Jlj)aign," he said . He had no wry remarks to make when asked about a tr~nsition 81111 said ' he had congratulated Cel011te for his victory. "Why should 1 Jhow him the ropes?" , asked Brown. "Nobody showed me. Besides, · all 1 have to do is give him the keys of the office. It's aU ceremonial and you don't do anything except preside over the Senate." Celeste hsd chided Brown during the campaign for doing nothing except ribbon-cutting and presiding over the Senate, the lone constitutional duty of · the office. Ironically , Celeste had championed. a constitutional amelidment which would have · required the governor and ·lieutenant governor candidates to run as a team and probably would have beaten him if it had been in effect. ·Have No Success Brown predicted Celeste would have no success in getting the tandem, ticket thrOUgh .and 1wOI!Id find It difficult to )lave a governor of · the opposite party, "This office will probably be just the same as It :w~ during the Gilligan administration, except it will pay $30,000," said Brown in reference to th~ salary increase which takes effect in January. Brown has made $17,000 a year. He said Celeste probably will not be able to effect many of his AU CALIFORNIA ' REDWOOD eSNACK BARS eDINERS eHOUSES FOR DISCRIMINATING BIRDS .. · \; proposed new functions for the office. " Unless you have the cooperation of the governor, all you can do is go up to the Senate and bang a damn gavel,., Brown said . He said 't he legislature has an obligation to estsblish duties for the office, but he noted those duties could not pr~pt the legislature or the governor. BroWn said he agreed thst the election was a "relludlation" pf Gilligan but said it was a slap at' the entire administratiori and not the governor ' personally. One-for-one offer made tree buyers "They (voters) tied his name to what was happening -their schools, the income tax, the parks," Browil said. "They believed that the man who was the governor of Ohio cannot efficiently adrrtinister this 1 stste." Landowners in 12 s outheas tern Ohio counties will get one tree free for each one th~y purchase durin g the 1975 reforestation program of the Ohio Depariment of Natural Resoorces' division of forests and pres~ rves . Westvaco Corp., a ma jor eastern forest products company, will pay hslf the cost of trees ordered by landowners in Athens, Belmont, Gallia, HoCking, Jackson , Lawrence, Meigs , Monroe ; Morgan , Noble, Vinton and Washington counties. All the counties are in the fringe timber-buying area Wrong people on trial CINCINNATI (UP!) - A former national Guardsmen charged Thursday the government has the wrong.·people on trial for the shooting death of four students at Kent State University four and 1-2 years ago. The "good guys" are being prosecuted in connection ·with the Kent State shootings and the "bad guys" forgotten, says local businessman James Stefanopouios, 44, chsirman of the " Committee to Save the Guardsmen." Stefanopoolos ISsued a scath.ing condemnation of the federal government for prosecuting eight Guardsmen, currently on trial in Cleveland, charged with conspiring to violate the civil rights of students kill"!! and wounded in a campus anti-war demonstration May 4, 1970. "When an organized campus mob burned the ROTC buUding to the ground just three weeks before, there were 28 diversionary !Ire calls, stoning of firemen and cutting of fire hoses ," said Stefanopoulos. "Although gov.e rnment property was deliberately destroyed , there was no department of justice prosecution of the arsonists for criminal or civil rights violations. "The committee asks why · not? What abQut the civil rights of lh,e ROTC and the .t axpayers who paid for the buDding? Why are the good guys , the Guardsmen, prosecuted - and the bad''guys, the arsonists, forgotten?" . Stefanopoolos, who served lhree years in the Guard, . criticiz~ .the news media for not paipling a."balanced" Kent Stste pictUre. "The present lack of in-depth news coverage on the condilions at'the Kent State campus during that time would lead one to believe thst the Guardsmen started shooting young college kids for tittle more than •making fun of them rather than for actually being under vicious physical attack.· , "Bu.t news rei>orb! show that from 1968 until the shootings in May'l970, lj:ent State was the rallying point for successive appearances of non-student SDS organizers, many with admitted Cpmmunist connections. •The . picture .of a pleasant small town college was actually a seething tinderbox of outside agitation just waiting for a match-for which the Guardsmen are now being blamed," said Stefanopoulos. The 200-member committee is distributing reprints of a magazine article which treats the Guardsmen sympathetically. "The committee's goal is to get information to the public so it has a proper background on what .transpired prior to the shootings," he said. "The fact is that the eight gUElrdsmen on trial aregetting a 'railroad job. "If Watergate has done one thing it . has accustomed Americans to the idea of a conspiracy in high places. And that 5ee111S to be what we are seeing in the Deparimenf of Justice's persection of the Guardsmen." DR. L~MB ·ALSO '• southeas te r n Ohio, " s aid Ernest J. Gebha rt, chief of the division of for es ts preserves. drinking the flui~, are up to your doctor, but' drinking · adequate fluids is one thing you can do, and it is important regardless of whicl) kind of stone is formed . Send your questions to Or. and . Lamb, in care of - For All O~ns We ~ire · Flower~ , . Everywhere '- this newspaper, P:O. Box 1551, RadJo City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. F:or a copy of Dr. · Lamb's .booklet on cholesterol, send 50. cents to the same address and ask for the "Cholesterol" bobklet. • • • • •• FLOWERS·•\ 992-2039 : . ' Mrs. Milia~ Vo~ .. ·but I am afraid your husbl!fld stones. Can you give me a few may have a pr~blem that suggestions? would not tolerate these if his DEAR READER - Tliere is By La wrence E , La mb, M .D. DEAR DR. LAMB - My problem is somet!png ·m'!l'e just one practical suggestion husband cannot eat ·eggs. Is than just "Canting to reduce\he that applies to whst you and there any way I can fix cakes, cholesterol and fat intake in the your husband · can do . Regardless of the type of stone, rolls and desserts . for him diet. withOI!t using · eggs? • Incidentally, I have a large or its cause, he should be DEAR READER- Yes. You number of recipes 'that contain cerialn to <drink at least four would be surprised how many rio eggs at all in my book, quarts of tlquid a day. This recipes turn out just fine by "What You Need to· Know should be spread out over the leaving tpe egg out entirely. About Food; and Cooking for 24 boors. The purpose of the Pancakes are a good example . . Health". (Viking ·j:'ress). Ask fluid is to be sure he passes lots Use your favorite recipe but your local library (or the booK. of urine each day. The larger le,ave the egg oqt entirely, and DEAR DR. LAMB - My voliUne will help to dilute the you will still have good cakes. husband has ju5t returned relatively insoluble salts that The same goes for rolls and home from the hospital. He had are part of the stone formation. breads. . an operation for kidney stones lf he perspires a lot or is Do some experimenting with and ,liad to hsve his left kidney exposed to heat, that might not standard recipes, and you will removed. He is 38 years old. be enough. In that case he wiD soon spot all kinds of ways you The dpctor ·tells us not to . need to increase his fluid incan provide breads and . worry because you only need lake eve.n more. desserts without causing your ririe healthy kidney to function Although special diets are hosband any problem. normally, But, I want to know sometimes used in . testing I would recommend one of all I' can about how I can help patients with «nal stones, the new low-fat, low- my. hps)l!llld keep his kidn~y most authorities agree there is 'chloreste~ol egg .preparations, '!JellllhY,.and not to get '¥'Y more no need . to restrict dairy .. ·' pr!lduc.ts to try.Jo avoid stones . There are different types of ,·, stones. Some are more likely to form if the urine is too acid and . others if .. the urine is too · .' ' alkaline: II your doetor knows the type Of stones for!Jled, he may want to try medicines.that are sometimes used with • varying silccess to prevent new stone forma.tioil. He may not think that' Is necessaiy in your l'llsban,d 's ·ca~. . _ Anyone ·"lio has a stone needs chemical testa to see lr Two Rio harriers named All-League i. ,.... ..... ' ' . ,. ' Contains Vitamin A Palmitate Vit , · Riboflavin, Niacin, condensed fish s~l ubl amlns En, D2, pius other high qua lity ingredients Andes, m~at eal, love lts crunc;liy meal form th~t ives y~ur_ o~s _Will teeth exerc ise. Try the dog food t~a t 's ~hej r fgums J nd< ,breeders and kennels for decades ~end avore by ~1-Pro dog ~~~ ·. The pri~e is righi t~o. tik:o:~· rih~ ose Feeds, 1t s backed ,up by more tha n 130 e Eshelman _experience in the ffeld of an· yea;~ of 1 . ;. ' .· \ i ;.•~ ' • f· Paid f ' {. . .. .\' . , 1ma n~t~1 t 10 n. SUGAR RUN MILLS 99?-;J 115 Mulberr y Ave Pomeroy . runners. . Malone won the • MOC title with· 16 points, followed by lj.ib · Grande with 45 and CedllrVille with 80. Tiffin did not qualify as team, with only three runners cOmpeting. Rio Grande ·wm run against :Malone again this Saturday at the Olstrjci 22 meet in l ' \J. • I . I . . .. ·' .. :r ' . . f· . ' .• .• ... • MOISTURE PROOF - Does not contract or e~tpan d with humidity changes - may be used in bath rooms an d basement s where fiber lile should never be used. • LI GHT Where Fiber Can .; Never Be Used R E F L ECTA NCE Grade LR 1. By reflecting 94% o f ·I h e l ig h t. The rm o · Til e brightens and seems to enlarge any room without glare. !I'[J l t Me mphi s .49 Ch i c ago 24 W edn esday's Game s Chi cago at Phil a Sh r11prt at Brm ng hm at Charlotte • M emph i s These ·Now! Home of· tlie Fabulous For you .. . for him for the holidays and after. Excellent gift idea. Pick a sporty blazer at Kerm's Korner. You'll like ·our prices. . Kerm~s .Komer ·. ; ; . . ' . . ,. '· New York·. Clothing House .. : . . ;; ~· . ' . ' ,ttevrs: -MOw.-Wed., 9.. to~1'flurs.'·Ciositci-,Fri. 9 to. }-:"Sat. 9to 3., . , . . . I . ... ~ POMEROY', . .OHIO 992-5432 \ I POLYSTYRENE CEILINGS ARE NICER • INSULATES - Has same in su lation vall ~ as polystyrene co ffee cups and 1ce buckets -~ K Value 0.24 remain s constant with age. To See . Or.der By Phl?ne ' An·d Take. Em lt&me .. .' . ' • ECONOM ICAL - Most applica· lions do not requi re fu rring strips - -can oe stapled directly to sheetrock m * SANDWI.CH .• y • EASY INSTALLATION - Can be cut with a pocke 1-kn1fe . featherweight staple or glue-up. no dust We Invite You ' RepreSentative Committee ' nap _roller BOOSTER CABLE ' for by Welker for . ., ' • .S d Wlfl Ufl ay · HOUSE ' • ~ May be painled wilh Latex pam! usmg a long - • PA INTABLE to his credit to ma ke him southeastern Ohi o's le a din g . scorer by a long shot. Nease will again be joWled in _the backfield by quarterback . Buddy Ervin, halfback Danny Brown and fullba ck Gr eg Dunning as the Tornados ,. wh o fin ished third in the SVAC, will be t•ying to conclude the 1974 campaign ·above .Mo. at 6-4. Franklin. " Everyone in the Big Ten talks about Franklin and Greene, but when this season is over the coaches just might say the best in the Big Ten is Charlie Baggett," says Stoltz. " Remember he' s the quarterback of a mediocre team and not a great team " · · said Stoltz. "He's just a junl~r so 1 guess he'll have to wait .,. Detroit is at Oakland, Houston until next year for at Buffalo, Washington at recognition." Philadelphia, Miami at New The Bucks are unbeaten and Orleans, Cleveland at New a ~int favorite but Coach England, San Francisco at Woody Hayes probably stlll • Dallas, Atlanta at Los Angeles, remembers quite vividly !lie Denver at Baltimore, San 1972 trip here when the Bucks . , L ·. , were also nationally ranked • 0 at Kansas City , Chicago mee"' , ...,n Bay a t MUwaukee and lost 19-12. and the :'>lew York Jets and the Ohio State is 5-0 in the l,ilg ·: New York Giants play in New Ten, the same as Michigan, · Haven, Conn. Minnesota is at and 8-0 overall while Michigan St. Louis Monday night. State is 3-1-1 in the league arid> 4-3-1 overall. , · WFL Standl ng s "They just win so easily," By Un i ted Pre ss lntern alion ,I Ea sl says Stolz . "They win about507 every week, give or take a . v-Fior ida w. I. I. pet. 01 • • few points. They usually go 7-7 Cn rltt ~5 ~ .684 !!~ with you and then get the next Phila 8 11 o : ~l~ 49 1 413 40 points. x . J eks~ v ll 1 0 0 ·" 6 258 358 "They've got a Heisnuui c enl ral candidate in tailback Archil w. 1. 1. pet. pi pa Griffin, an athlete who hall ·... Y·Memf."iS 3 0 . 842 60 1 . 343 broken about · every con. B•mn•r,m 5 0 460 387 ceivable roshing record the ; Chi co 7 12 0 : ~~~ 446 6oo NCAA has," he said. "It 's an .. x . D" I 1 13 w~s t .0 71 209 358 awesome football team . w . 1. 1. pet. pi pa "The offense is so good··-·:"''' v-s . calif the defenseisn ' tunderalot 462 314 1 Hwns ~ : ~l i 390 " ' pressure, " Stoltz said. " A . 1 Porllan d weakness? They don 't punt 403 Shrvpr; 11 ·395 264 enough:....not enough for their 1 11 1 .395 233 375 punll>,r to earn a letter. " · •- t eam disbanded v-elinehed division llf1e Wednesdav 's Resull s _ Thursday' s Gam es Florida 23 Portl an d o · sTEAK ' . .p1neling. downs and 14 conversio_n runs against the Bucks and .has even thrown down the gauntlet. Stoltz says that he may just hsve the best quarterback in the Big Ten in Charlie Baggett. And, according to Stoltz, thst includes the Bucks' Corny Greene and Michigan's Dennis CROW'S ·1N THE_PAST ELEcTION ' trouble for two yea rs unlea~fi_,g · any ki nd of explosive orreil!it Berkhir.ner will be trying to get the same ' kind or offensive punch that clobbe red th~ North Gallia Pirates las t week to give 'the Eagles sole possession of second place in the SV AC. Leading ',that Eagle ·offense will aga in be qua rte rb ack Ra ndy Blake, wi th Mike Larkin s or Max Long at . fullback, Don Eichinger at tailback and Don ·Jackson at ,halfback . •,.. · At Southern , Mitch Nease, · one of the. top runners in this area in ql,llte awhile, will be closing out his career for head ·coach Bill' Jewell's squad. Nease ga ined ove r 1,700 yards last ;(all and scored 22 touchdowns. This season he has fallen · shor t of the 1,700 mark, but does have 14 touch- Is A Wise Choice Because It's fully wllh BlllEIS Red .Rose · oog Food ' . Me igs h&fl HOLIDAY . ' , b ' Snow white color. Con· tr.uts be1uti· TILt: •3.86 BAUM'STRUE VALUE STORE ·FoR THEIR SUPPORT . . ' . 1 Pace. CEILING TILE .POLYSTYRENE CEILING Terry Bradshaw will again Por tland at Haw aii ans open at quarterback for Pitts. burgh, which hss the No. I ranked defense in the AFC. Cincinnati's offense is ranked . Two Rio Grande harriers Cedarville. Coach O'Donnell, No. l. Snarl Proof The Steeiers are three.point have been named to the All- looking for stiff competition Reg. $4.69 Conference team after they from Findlay.and Cedarville, is favorites. In other games Sunday, placed in the top seven in the. not anticipating a trip to the ONLY MOC . meet in Canton last NAJA meet in Salina; Kansas, Saturday. " until after the District showing. Invitational. Bernard Tilley, fifth place Suffeting their only loss at 11 Finishtng second in the" finisher (25 :47) and Bruce the hands of the Marshall District would accomplish our Melton,. seventh place (25 :58) University squad, Rlo.Grande Chester, 0. 985-3301 final goal. for the season," ran well in the Malone- finished their ~ual me<it season dominated race. The first four with a 4-1 record, defeating O'Donnell says. runners, Rick Horton , Wendell Cedarville, Xavier, the KetSkelley, Dave Bender and tering Striders and Walsh. In Mark Kadlec, all ' of Malone, Invitational competition, they finished together with a time of finished with a second ~lace at 25:41 ; · Gene Wise, also of the Taylor lnv. (Ind.), seventh Malone, placed sixth (25 :54). place in Marion (Ind.), and Redman freshman Chuck first place in the Rio Grande Schoeppner took Honor abl e • Mention honors after posting a 26:19 time on the hilly , Malone CoUege course ; he finished in . • 9th place . Coach Rod O' Donnell, wellpleased wi.th his team's per, formance, saw his two goals accomplished as two team members finished in the top sev~n and improved times .were registered by other ro THE ·voms . . ffi USt . By United Press International The Cincinnati Bengals who were talking about the super Bowl just a few weeks ago, need a victory Sunday just to stay mthe American Conference playoff race. The . Bengals, who won · the AFC Central Division title last season and felt they could go ~the way this year , have been upse t by Sa n Die go and Houston and trail Pittsburgh by 112 games. They play host to the Steelers Sunday at Riverfront Stadium and to say they must win is putting it mildly. A Steeier victory would give them a 2\2-game edge over the Bengals with five to play and the final one Is at Pittsburgh where Cincinnati has neve; won Putting added pressure on Cmcinnati is the fa ct thst three teams in the .AFC EastBuffalo, New England· and Miami-aU are having excellent seasons and coultl knocktheBengalsoutofwild card contention with the best runnerup record . Bengal quarterback · Ken Anderson is having a brilliant year hot Cincinnati was hurt Sunday by the loss of ru . nning · back Boobie Clark for the season witll a broken arm. Doug Dressler will take his , For Eastern, who has offense , with Meigs seven th , football, it ca n be prov ided by whil e the Ma r au de r s a re se ni or ta ilbac k Te rr y seventh . in passing offense , Wh itlatc h. despite the fact that only 2 Whitlatch is just 36 ya rds shY league teams have completed of the Meigs career r ushing more passes. \ mark of 1,265 yards, set by the In total offense, Wave rly is late Denni s Boggs. Whitlatch last with the Marauders right ga ined 101 yards in 25 carries behind , while the same is true his sophomore year, 655 yards for total defense. last season in 126 carries, and Individually , Marauder Jim so far this sea son has rambled Anders on is the second· top fur 473 ya rds in til carries . passer in the league, whi le At Alexander , the Eagles of Gary George is fifth in punting. Spike Be rkhimer will be Mick Davenport is the fourth tackling a rugged Spar tan best receiver with 10 catches, squad that routed the birds last while Lonnie Coats is third in fall . kickoff re turns and fifth in pun t Alexan der is currently 5-3-1 returns. and in fourth place in the Senior cornerback Perk Ault rugged Tri-Va lley Conference is sixth in. in terception returns. with a 2-2-1 mark . Two or the For Waverly , Holland is first top Spartans to watch will be in receiving with 18 grabs, Ron White and Roger Gilders, EAST LANSING , Mich. (UPI) -Michigan State Coach Denny Stoltz says Ohio State, the nation 's No . 1 ranked football team, is " awesome" and adds "they just win so easily. " But he isn't ready to throw in the !<Jwel Saturday motorcycle and oth.e r v:ehlcle accidents caused '!imos.t 56 per ·c entoftheinjurlesthatleadtoparaplegiaorquadrlplegia. Th . e study indicated,. recreations.! or. sport.ing _activities )s provided 7 per cent, injunes from di vmg mto swunnung poo • rivers and lakes .accounted !or.75 per ce.n.t of these, with. all other types of recreatiooai and sporting . acttvtties account mg f or th e less than two per cent rlmlaining. Meter for Eastern. · Stoltz praises Buckeyes The lnsurimce · ~nstitute of Highway Safety, in wha t is • • believed to be the ftrst study of tis kind, foond automobUe, • Ph. '192-57"' di s ma l season roles , in last year's win a t offense that has provided just5 touc hdowns in 6 league games. Meanwhile, the Meigs defense will attempt to bolster itself after •relinquishing 22 touch- . downs to its 6 SEOAL opponents. The Marauders are in the league cellar in seve ral statistics, and the ones they aren't last in the Tigers are . Meigs is last in first downs, and ha ve allowed opponents ·just 1 less than Waverly. The Marauders hsve had the fewest while Dennis Ra pp is second in •• •• ninetim~as~yhighschoolboysperhundredthousanddtem • automobile acctdents between 3 p.m. and .5 p.m. durmg the ••• footballseasonthandleasaresultofplayingfootbaU. .Pomeroy Flower ,Shop Ph. '192' 203? "The report unfairly singled out high school football and was less than honest in many of the impressiOI'Is it conveyed," a ccording to Dr. Meyer. "Although there are injuries in other sports, 75 per cent of the show was devoted to injuries in football. Although there are injuries on all levels of football competition, only high school football received attention. I must believe the persons respon-. sible for this .show were not really interested in safety, but in attacking high school football." Dr~wing special criUclsm was the report thst 860,000 injuries are suffered each year by the nation's.one million high school football players. The figure is misleading because it does not distinguish the type of injuries which require professional medical attention from injuries like ·bruises, bUsters and scratches. Although ABC was su(iplied other figures , it apparently chose not to use them because they did not support a preconceived notion. For example, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association told network authorities that the statistics from its Benefit Plan, which insures 80 per cent of the 40,000 . football players .in grades 7-12 in WIAA member schools, reveal there are 1ess than 15 injuries requiring professional medical attention for ever)' 100 participants - 70 per cent fewer than the ABC report . . . . The documentary would lead one to believe that safety m high school football is a deterioratin~ situation, when there are facts to the co~trary. The WIAA inJury figures, for ex~ple, were lowe~ durmg the ~t two years than at "':'Y time durmg the 13 years smce the ststisttcs have been campded. The do~entary su~ested the rule' makers are insensitive and unres~stble, but Qtts tgnores th~ fact that th~ htgh school rules comnuttee (The National Alliance Comnuttee ) exiSts solely because the roles makers for coUegiate and professional football are u.nable to provide a football co~e whtch ~an also be adapted to high school age boys. The National Alliance Committee has consistently been the leader in rule innovations to promote football safety. It was the first to require the face mask, first to require th _ e mouth· guard, first to reduce the !eng.th of 1 f.li'Sttoabollsh 111 ~crack back block an d ftrst to • ball ceats, "'?I el~ate blockmg below the waJSt after .kic~. It bothers me thst there wer~ notest~ontais _by those who hsve played football and are COnvJDced of~~, benefits ph~stcally and mentally. Many boys need contact; tls mherent m thetr ,ci>nstltution . Football provides for controlled-contact - contact which Is restricted by carefully formulated roles ." And iftheABCreportshould encourage parents to.call for an end to high school football , they s)lould know that football is among the safest activities~ ~Y can hsve after school. In f.act, ki ckoff re turns and third in have allowed their oppone nts punting.' to snap the ball more than any If a little ray of ligh t can be other team . seen out of · this otherw ise Waverly is las t in r ushing STYRENE two of the top scorers in the TVC, both of whom played key plays from scrimmage and unproduc tive BengalS You can cook without · e ggs ~. •' ..• plant. Westvac o has sponsored the prog ram in Ohio since 1966. It in volves no requiremept to sell the mature timber: to the company. "We are once again happy to cooperate with Wes'tvac.o in the reforestation of r ural l~¥~ds in All b£ these measures, except SAYS ' ·. . of the company's Luke, Md., " The cooperative effor t will ir>~prove woodland produ1ti vi ty and dev.e iop better wildlife ha bitat, watershed pr otection , recrea tion o p~ there . is an abnormality in poi'tunities and aesthetic apcalcium metabolism , con- peal. " Persons In the 12-courtty trolled by the little para- area ma y order trees l!llder the thyroid glands on each side of. program by contacting the the thyroid. offices of lo,<!al service Kidney infections sometimes foresters , .Agricultur a I contribute to the formation,of a Stabilization 'and ·conservation stone. It is important ~o treat Se rvi ~ e. Coopera.tive Ex· any sign of. a kidney ihfection tension Service , and soil and promptly. water conserva tio~ district. RALPH.W·E~KER. . ' EDITOR's NOTE: Many people were quite annoyed, to say ·the least, . at ABC television's documentary concerning the dangers of sports, 1110re aptly labeled the dangers of footbaU. Dr. Harold A. Meyer, Commissioner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association, is one who would fit io the above category. His comments and opinions on the subject are herein presented. mother, and Mrs. Sylvia Wolfe, Racine, great-grandmother. Other grandparents of Jamie are·Paul Justis, Sr., Racine, grandfather; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pettit, Pomeroy, grandparents; Mrs. Mabel Pettit, Pomeroy, great-grandmother, and Mrs. Ann Johnson, Salem Center, great-grandmother. ~ • Meigs County high school football teams wra p up their !974 campaigns tonight, as the Meigs Marauders travel to Wave rl y, EaStern goes · to Alexander and Southern hosts Ca ldwell. At Waverly,· it will be the battle (or the SEOAL basement as the Tigers boast a n ().6 leag ue ma rk a s do the Mara uders. The.Marauders will be trying lHEHMO·niE ' . ,, . ;,.,; . ' . I . ' ·~ . ~ . /" •• . ·- ... ..,. t. ., . ' ' I ' ""· f-. 11 •• ' ·,, . ,. .. �.. • :. American'~ Conference chamP,ionship and another trip ro the Tangerine Bowl with a win over Kent State University at Oxford Saturday. · The Redskins are W in the MAC this season and 7~1 overall with a tie against Purdue as the only blemish on its record. Kent State was favored ro win the MAC in pre-season polls but is only 1-2 in the league and 6-3 overall . . A victory over Miami would salvage at least part of what has been a disappointing season for coach Don James. "We recognize they have a great record and a great football team," said James. "And this is our chance ro beat a team ranked in the top 20.' The Miami attack is highlighted by an awesome ground game which has been averaging 273.3 yards per game with tailback Randy Walker leading the attack on 747 net yards in 175 carries. Not Far Behind Scr-a mbling quarterback Sherman Smith is not far behind with 629 yards on 131 carries for im average of 4.8 yards per carry. The Miami defensive unit, led by linebacker Brad Cousino, has allowed just 52 po!J>ts in eight games for an average of just 6.5 points per contest. Tailback Larry Poole leads the Kent State attack with 840 yards on 165 carries for an average of 5.1 yards a carry. Kent State quarterback Greg Kokal has completed 63 passes in 125 attempts for 970 yards and seven touchdowns. Bowling Green State University will host Arkansas State, a <earn which has yielded only 11 points imd 100.3 yards a game rushing. ''I can't believe their defense," said Falcon coach Don Nehlen after watching Arkansas .State defeat Southern llllnois 41-16 on film . "Believe it or not they have 41 returning lettermen and more size and speed . than we have/' he said. Arkansas Slate is 4-2 on the season and Bowling Green Is 4- Cieve 2 1 •Chi'Cago •~ lndnpls an'*~H ovs 1on . Umvers1ty . . Sa turday. Oh 10 "Cincinnati is a good, tough football team," said OU Coach Bill Hess. "They run the same · offense and same defense that we do, but they employ some . split backfields offensively." In the Ohio Conference, · Wittenberg meets Capital and a win or a tie Saturday will give the Tigers the Blue Division championship. Baldwin-Wallace, which captured the OC Red Divison crown last week, meets Wooster Saturday. In other games Saturday, Marshall is at Toledo, Youngsrown State at Central State, Akron at Western lllinois, Evansville (Ind. ) at Ashland and Wilmington at Bluffron. Also Wilmilngton at Bluffton, Case Western at Hiram, Louiisville t Dayton, Findlay at Georgetown, ( Ky.) , John Carroll and Otterbein at Heidelberg. Also Marietta at Muskingum, Denison at Washington & Lee (Va .) , Ohio Wesleyan at Mount Union Centre (Ky.) at Kenyon and Alma (Mich. ) at Ohio Northern. 0 5 16 20 4 2 1 27 0 4 3 8 West 17 Meigs at 5 3 0 3 S I 3 5 0 6 0 4 2 8 Canadian w . L t . pts W innip eg 7 1 o 14 To ronto 7 4 0 14 Queb ec 6 '2 · 0 12 4 5 0 Symmes Valley at Hannan ( W. Va . ) Paint Valley at Miller Trimble at Feder:al Hocking · ~~ i~ Portsmouth West at 26 48 Nelson- ville . York Vinton County at Fairland SATURDAY gf ga 49 20 JB 38 36 21 Wahama at Kyger Creek (rescheduled from Sept. 6) Galllpolis Reser ves at North G allia (rescheduled from Sept. 7) 8 28 37 Edmntn 2 2 0 4 13 Thursday's Re sult lndnpls 3 San Diego 0 15 Friday ' s Game s San D i ego at N ew Eng Cleve at Vancouver Church holds N H L Standings By United Pr ess Internation a l Div js ion I Phila 9 3 2 20 46 NY \stdr s 7 3 3 17 50 Atlan ta 7 5 2 16 43 NY Rngrs6 5 2 14 45 Division 1 w . 1. 1. pts gf Vane 8 3 2 18 50 Ch ica go 7 4 2 16 57 RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughter s of the American Revolution, 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dor Schaefer, Pomeroy, with Mrs, Edison Hobstetter, Mrs. A. R. Knight and Mrs. Patrick Lochary , cohostesses . Speaker, Paul Gottfried Eich on national defense. MIDDLEPORT Fire Dept. fish fry starting at 3 p.m. at tt.e fire station . French fries and cole slaw to be served with fish sandwiches . SATURDAY HYMN SING, Hazel CommUnity Church, off SR 124 between Lon g Bottom and Portland, 7:30p.m. Singers will be Choralaires, Parkersburg. fall festival , w. 1. t. pts gf ga 31 28 38 39 Saturday evening Middleport United Pentecostal Church ga youths sponsored a fall festival 35 35 for the church membership. St . Louis 3 6 3 9 38 44 Mrs . Leroy Sauters was Min n 2 8 3 7 24 49 Kan City \ 10 I 3 32 58 chairwoman of the refreshDrvi sion J ment committee which served w . I. t . pts gf ga Lo s Ang over 40 persons at festivities. 9 1 4 22 49 25 Montr eal 5 4 5 15 47 40 Games we re conducted by D etroit 5 5 2 12 36 51 P i tts 3 6 2 a 39 45 Mrs. David Acr~ and Mrs. Wash 1 10 I 3 25 54 Terrence Lawrence with. prizes Division 4 w. 1. 1. pt s gf ga going to Jenell Kelly , Mrs. a· 3 2 IB 49 43 Russell Priddy, Mrs. Manda Buffalo Boston 5 3 5 15 60 40 Eastman, Trent Knittel, Mrs. 4 5 11 46 49 Don Gosney, Sammy Plants, To ront o 3 caw Mrs. Willian\ Knittel and Mrs. 2 8 4 8 35 . , Thursday 's R esutts Nat Vanaman . Tammy Knittel Bo s t on 10 W ash 4 received the door prize. The Lo s Ang 5 P iftS 3 Ph ila 2 Minn 0 fall festival is the latest of Vn cv r 6, Kan City 4 several youth activities in Friday's Game Chicago a t Atl a nta recent weeks. Recently Joy and Sheri International Hockey Sauters, Jenell Kelly, Tammy League Standings North Knittel, Lola and Debbie Craft, ABA Standmgs w . 1. t . pts gt ga By United Pr'ess Inter national Flint a 'J 1 17 49 25 Michele and Pamela Zirkle and East Muskegon 7 3 1 15 51 39 Stephanie Acree enjoyed a w. 1. pet . g .b . Saginaw 6 J 1 13 39 36 9 1 .900 slumber Kentucky party following an Port Huron 3 7 1 7 44 48 4 .667 N ew York 8 Lansing 1 4 1 3 IB 36 evening treat of pizza at the 6 .333 V irginia 3 Kalamazoo 0 6 0 0 11 32 8 .333 home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael St . Lou is South '3 a .273 Memph is w . I . t. pts gf ga Zirkle. Mrs . David Acree, Mrs. West Dayton 6 3 0 . 12 34 29 w. 1. pet. g.b . Columbus 5 3 o 10 31 24 Zirkle and Mrs. Joyce Sauters Denver Des Moines 5 4 o 10 28 30 8 ' .800 chaperoned the event. S. Anton io 7 4 .636 1 1h To ledo 4 6 0 8 37 32 3 5 ,375 Ind i ana • That same evening, Zirkle 4 F t . Wayne 1 51 3 21 31 Sa n Di eg o 3 6 .333 4, 1 ThuisdiV·s-Re sulls treated the boys to a private .4 B .33 3 5 Utah Muskegon 7 Pt . Huron 5 Thursday 's Result swimming party at a Marietta Friday 's Games Utah 107 Virgin ia 90 Kalamazoo at Lansing pool. Attending were Charles Friday's Gam es Dayton at Tol edo New York at M emphis and Timmy Sauters, Tommy Des Moines at Columbus Denver at St. L ou is Fort Wayr,e at F l int Kelly, Robbie Craft, Danny Richards and Trent Knittel . NBA Standings and Mrs. Zirkle are the Mr. By United Pres s Inter national Eastern conferenc e youth group leaders. Atlantic Division w. I. pet. Buffalo 6 3 .667 Boston b a aoo New York 5 4 .55 6 Ph i l a . 4 5 .444 Central Division w . 1. Wash Cleve Houston Atlanta N. Orlns 8 6 4 .600 ·6 4 4 5 .600 444 o 10 .ooo Midwest Division • w ; 1. pet. KC -Omaha 6 4 .600 . Milw 6 4 .600 1 6 .455 9 . 100 s Pacific Division w. 1. pet. G . State 7 3 .700 Seattle 6 4 .600 Los Ang 4 4 .500 Portland 4 6 .400 Phoenbc. 3 6 .333 Thursday's Results Atlanta 109 Phoen ix 108 Houston 103 M i lw 93 Seattle 104 G. State 93 Friday's Games With FLOWERS Designed By Dudley's FiO..ist Detro i t at Boston Portland at Phil a Phoen i x at N . Or l ns New York at Los Ang 59 N. Second St. Middle ort, 0. Q.IP THIS AD; •• ~NO _soe ON ANY OF .KAY'S BEAUTY SERVICES. Offer Good TUES. & WED. ONLY OFFER EXPIRES WED., NOV. 13 KAY'S , BEAUTY SALON Off Miiiclieport, Ohio 992,2725 •;, ' Philip King, Ugliest, and Jodi Harrison, most original. Busy Bees and Sunbeam classes Mrs. Karen Murray and Mrs. Janeth Beal, teachers - Brian King, prettiest; Brill King, ugliest; Scott Harrison, 10ost original. Adult classes- Floyd Ross, teacher - Mrs. Judy Carl, most original; Kirk Chevalier, ugliest ; Mrs . Eva King, ~ prettiest. The judges were Sherman White, Susie Mash and Bobbie Mash. Following ·the unmasking a potluck lunch was enjoyed. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Nev White, Mrs. Myrtle White and Mrs. Jennie Holley were Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Mrs. Anita Dean and John, Mrs~ Virginia Dean, local, Mrs. Ann Mash and Susie of Laurel Cliff, Bernard White and family of Mason City, W.Va., and· Edgar Holley of Albany. Mr . . and Mrs. Kenneth Markins honored her daughters, Mrs. Donna Young and Mrs. Virginia Dean, on their brithdays and gave a going away party for their grandson, Sgt. Richard Dean, Sunday with dinner and two cakes - one inscribed Happy Birthday for Virginia and Donna which was white trimmed with pink roses and a going-away cake inscribed to Richard with Good Luck decorated in red, white and blue with an American flag in the center. Those attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and Richard and George, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, Alan, Susan, Dennis and Dale, Mr. an(j Mrs. Robert Ried, Mrs. Anl)8 Mae Terrell and Juanita, all of Pataskala, Mr. imd Mrs . Bill Spaun of POn:leroy, Mr. and Mrs. John Walter. Dean and John and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Markins, the hosts. News, Notes A going-away party for Sgt. Richard Dean, who will be stationed in Thailand was by his aunt and uncle, given g.b . Jl.;!r. and Mrs. Clair Waggoner at Harrisonville. Attendipg ll/2 5 were Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Well of Albany, Mr, and Mrs. g .b. Forrest · Robenstein of Kent, 1 Mr . and Mrs. Garqld Gilkey, 2 3 Cindy, Rick and Tammy of 31/ :;o Athens, Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Dean and sori, John, Mr. and Mrs. JohnoDean and the honored guest Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner, the ,host and hostess, Cake; . t~unch, sandwiches and coffee were served after which all gathered around the organ where the remainder of the evening was spent with group singing accompanied by Mrs. Sylvia Robenstien at the organ. Mrs. Eddie King honored Mrs. Charles King Saturday evening with a layette shower at her home at Harrisonville. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brickles , accompanied . Mr. and Mrs. ' ·Donald Brickles to Michi~an · where they visited Rev . and Mrs. Blahie Farley and family. The Carleton Church had a Halloween party at the Bedford Youth Center. Prizes were ·given In three classes. They were · Cradle Roll with Mrs: Louise Harrison as teacherAudra Houdashelt, prettiest; . Mr. and Mrs. William .Cort {Patty Hoffman) of Punta , Gorda, Fla., announce . the . bitth of an Sib. 12o:!daughter, ' Sara Lynn. She has two £~ .. • ll~ ' Patrols were organized at the Tuesday night meeting of Pomeroy BrojVnie Troop 76 at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Welcomed into membership was Sherry Wears. It was decided to have the patrol leaders serve one month and then change ro give each girl chance at the leadership training. The birthday of Carolyn Casto was obse~d. · Adult leaders for the patrols were Mrs. Gertrude Casto, the Brown Patrol; Mrs. Elizabeth Lane and Mrs. Susie DeLong, the Blue Patrol; Mrs. Judy Werry and Mrs. Pat Thoma, the Red Patrol; and Mrs. Janet Reeves and Mrs. Patty Michael, the Green Patrol. Meetings of the troop will continue to be lm· mediately following school on Tuesdays. a , MUdred Mitch, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, and Mrs. Agnes Weeks, pictured from tbe left around \be table, and others of the Ladies Aid and the Willing Workers Class of the Enterprise United Methodist Church look on the purchase of a new furnace for the ~burch as their centennial project. The furnace, purchased through pr<>Cee!ls from the sale of quilts made at the weekly meetings of the Ladies Aid, and the sale of other items by the Willing Workers Class, was installed last month. Sunday the church will have an all-day celebraUon in observance of the Centennial. Morning services start at 9 a.m: wlth Rev. Walter W. Arnold as·guest speaker. The afternoon program·at 1:30 will feature Too EmeraldS Q11artet of Parkersburg, W. Va. There will he a carry-in dinner at noon. Q ua58·r Shower fetes Mrs. Engle Salon 71 0 has meet A bridal shower honoring scheme was carried out in the Debora Rathburn E.ngle, decorations. Gifts were placed recent · bridle of Woodrow on a table with an appropriate Wilson Engle, Jr ., was held centerpiece. Games were 'l)Jesday night at the Mid· played with prizes going to dleport Unfted P e ntecostal Mrs .' Joyce Sauters, Mrs. Church social room. Hostesses Diana .Oij•htl8on and, Dorothy fdr the shower were Mrs. Reynolds~ ' . . Marilyn Cooper, Mrs . •. susie Other guests at the shower Engle and Mrs . Peggy Dowell. were Mrs. Alice Priddy, Mrs. ·A green and yellow • col~r Julia Engle, Mrs. w. M. Knittel • Modular Solid State Chassts (e)(cep t4 chassrs tubes) • Replaceable plug·in circuit modules • 8 nght-P1ctureTube .. • 70 detent "c lick " UHF • Energy Saver Swllc:h (Model WPS012LW) Walnut grain finish on - i.ETART FALLS A fe'llowsh!p dinner was held Saturday night ·at the Letart Falls Community Center by the United Methodist Women of the Apple Grove Church. Arrangements of bittersweet :. 1:: : and pumP,kins decorated the tables and grace was given by ... Odrtnox can hetp you be com& Rev. Robert Bumgarner, ure striTf, trim person you want to pastor of Heath United o{: Because Odrinex contains the m.o sl effective reducing a•d ava•labte Methodist Church, Middleport, without a pre scripti on! t " One t1ny Oclri nex tab le{ a ha lf · a gues · hd ur before meals suppresse s your Mrs . Bernice Roush had appetite · yo u eat less· d Ow n go the charge of the program Which ct\forres • down goes th e \o!YBi gl11! Odnnex has been used succ essful ly ihcluded poems o( Thanksby; thoUSoilnds all 'over tne country giving, ReadingS given Were foi' 16 years· it wil\ w.:>rk l o r YOU. · ; W1t11 the OCirine x Plan, cl ini ca ll y " Thanksgiving Prayer ". by tested, you w1 11 eat serHl bi Y • no Roberta Thaxton; "Thankful stnving · no s pe c~oJ I exerc1ses. Sa fe ana effectrve wh en ta ken a s dire cted Heart," Joyce White and Y6u must lose ugly fa t ·or your "Th ks · · "b D Hill m p ney wil l be refunoM . no Que san glVtng y onna , tiom asked . Sta rt today , get rid o f Dallas Hill led the grQup in !llCUU foil! and live l Onger with . singing with Rev. How . ard Odrine x. , NELSON'S DRUG sTORES. • Shiveley presenting devotions . t11 gh impa ct plasttc cabinet . L.OS.,;,. w·· E .. 10·HT :.OR MONEY BACK. WERNER Radio & T.V. Middleport; 0. WHY WAIT? BUY NOW! FAlL .. • SALE· SAVINGS OF \. 20%. 30%· • 40% \ WOMENS: Jeans, Skirts. BIQuses, Pantsuits, Sweaters, Car Coats, Knit Tops, Etc. MENS: Suits, Sport Coats, o·ress Suits, Car Coats, Pants, Levi's, etc. · WE WILL NOT BUSINESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 BAHR CLOTHIERS· ' ' ~ IN OBSERVANCE OF MIDDLEPORT, . .OHIO :VETERANS DAY ·.. ~ • PITTSBURGh t:ilbens ~alional -....,CINCINNA l l . 'MACHINES our . Christmas lay• Away Plan! ·' e..-elers 3RD ST; . , I J • j ·' '. I I .. I '., ' · • '· ' . ' ··, ... . .. I />I • I ~ . ., . Savings & Loan Company Member of Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation . J Tom Rue Motors I· • 1975 Plym!XJth Valiant Scamp Area Representative NATURAL' HEARING . ~-~•· 1 •••narkal>t< aid Is made you -:-. your hearing, ear! It Is molded · to nt snugly and ne.a tly INSIDE your ear. Fo~ lnfprmatlon, call or write Diltts Hear.lng Aid Centers for further In, fo~~~~tion. \ · DILES'. For the first 12 months of use any Chrysle r Motors CorporatiQn Dealer will fix , withoutchiuge for parts or labor, any part ol our 1975 passenger cars we supply (except tires) which proves defective in normal use, regardless of mileage . Athens · 44'1 W. Union St. · .·s92-6na w..va. ' 1 · 304~5- 1541 . . ' ' . ,. 'I'. ~- . ' PAA ' TOM RUE .MOTORS 399 SoUTH 3RD AVE., MIDDlEPORT, 0. . . .' . ~ .. .' ., We're· P!IJmoulfi ' ·.' 1029 Mlrki11 51 .. \ CHRYSLJSR Hearing Aid Centers Parker.sbui:O, ,. . The Owner is responsible for norrnal maintenance service suCh as changing filters and· wipe' blades. ---- - l: Chrysler's new 12 month unlimited . mileage warranty. ~TIUZES THI ~ ·. . . ..- 197~ Plymouth Valiant Ousler arid.here's ''The Clincher!'' MORE . ~ 1975 Plymouth Valiant Brougham One of the best things about buying a Valiant is the great c hoice you 've got. You can go luxury with the Brougham, sporty in Scamp ; and then there's ?ur best-selling Duster, too. And they all give you lots of room 1nS1de. a huge trunk, and good gas mileage. Is it any wonder our Vali ant's No . 1? Co me on in, we'll make y9u No . 1, too . Phil Swindell RACINE, OHIO ' l% W. lnd .St., •Pomeroy; ObiO "'S769 ,, FOR ltntR SOUND RICIPTIOPf ,. THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ,. ' .PH. 949-355) • Branch of the Athens County Barnett, Russe ll, Bernice , Sharon , Cindy, David and Eddie Roush, Amanda Russell. Joey Roush, Roger and Christy Roush. Charles, Patty, Chuckle and Becky Michael, fva Orr, Erma Wilson , Herbert and ·Mary Roush, Melanie Waldnig, Lori Theiss, Chuck Fortune, Jeff Miller, Jimmy Riffle, Jeff Wickersham , Klmmy Alley , Eugene Shiveley, Bob and Dee Spencer, Douglas Barnett, Olden and Roberto Thaxton, Rev. and Mrs . Howard Shiveley, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bumgarner, and Phil and Barbara Eaton . The evening concluded with group singing of "God Be With You" and the flower show sponsored by the Lord's Prayer in unison . county association was held. Present to collUnent on the sc hedule was Mrs . Robert Lewis. Theme is «Christmas Is In the Air. " Mrs. Lewis showed specimens of dried plant materials appropriate for use · in the horticulture classes. She also dlsplay.ed some plaques made from dried materials , and showed. arrangements which used fluorescent paints which show up effectively under blacklight. Members brought sand· wlches and cookies to the meeting and these were served with coffee. The sandw;tches were judged for the most attractive with Mrs. C. 0. Fisher being the winner for her turkey salad .sandwiches with inserts of cranberry jelly. · IAR ITSELF . ' l D. · ' For savers at the Meigs Wolfe, Dorsey and Bess Parsons, Dallas, Donna and Dean Hill , Carroll, Joyce, Darla , Deanna, Keith and Kevin White , Don, Ruby, Dave, Larry, Brian and Scott Hupp, Alice Balser, Jaclr, Shirley and Vicki Ables , Darrell, Jan, and' Tracy Norris, Karen and Mike Rhodes, Bill Davidson, Monk WHICH SUNDAY, NOV• .10 ,. HRS. a:Oo·· • 2:00 WEEKDAYS ' ' 6:00 TO.8:30 . us"e " CLUB MEETS PORTLAND- The Golden · Age Club·.will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilton in Portland Wednesday. A potluck dinner will be held. cream, of YP.\Inw (";n fri 21'11.MAIN -·IJiGI•IIOJ ,. '. Cottage Cheese, Slaw; Tossed· . . . . . MEAT5-Turkey & t:>resslng, Floas.t Beef, Ham·•. Flounder Fish : . · . . ,VEGETABL'E5-LI!'na Beans', Butt.ered ·· Corn, Noodles, Potatoes ( Sweet-~shedHome Fries) · DESSERTS-Pie · Graham Cracker, · Coconut Cream. Ol~rry; Apple. Ice Fruit CAMEO BROOCH 1. ~ MEMORIAL-Thefanitlyo!thelate Eldoo Weeks,longtlnie active member of the Enterprise United Methodist Church, gave in his memory folding doors which have been installed between Sunday School classrooms at the church. Mrs. Weeks is pictured here with the doors. HOSPITALIZED RACINE - Charles R. McNickle, Racine, is a patient at Holzer Medical Center. His room number is 332. SALADS~Cr&. nberry, • heritage •bouse . .. The operation of the Middlcport ).i'ire Department and its role in protection of the environment was discussed by Robert Byer, fire chief, at the Monday night meeting of the Middleport Garden Club in the firehouse social room. Byer distributed bookle.,Ls containing the fire burning laws in Ohio and demonstrated a smoke detection device for homes. The fire chief stressed in his talk that the department does not mind being called to ~heck out suspected fires or extinguish minor fires. Mrs. Sibley Slack presided at the meeting while plans were made ro host the Monday night meeting .of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Ass'n. in the firehouse social room. Mrs. Bert Grimm, Meigs County contact chairwoman 1 will have charge of the meeting. · Mrs. Aaron Kelton, Region 11 director, a guest at the ineeting reported on various activities of clubs in the region . A discussion of the - Christmas ' . SEWING ~ .. ' ...>\· __, ..\~ EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 27, 1974 UNDER H.R. 11,221 Fire squad, environment discussed by gardeners STEAMBOAT INN ,. ' Jan Norris was at the piano. Special guests for the evening were Phil and Barbara Eaton, Buford, who sang several selections accompanied by Mr. Eaton on the guitar and Mrs. Betty Shiveley on the organ. Atte~ding the dinner were Bertha Robinson, Ernest Clark, Early Roush, Dolly .. SUNDAY MENU $12.99. to $17.99 ' ·hk MIDDLEPORT OHIO DeliCat-e ly Carved ·.Set in Italian Siyled · · ~. and daughter, 'l'ammy, Mrs. Karen Thomas, Mrs. Linda Acree, Mrs. Beulah Tackett and son, Bryan; Margaret Province, Sherry Sauters, Lois and Todd Davidson and May Mason . Senaing gifts were Mrs . Howard Long, Mrs. Edward Priddy; Betty Rathburn, Mrs. Maggie Nelson, Mrs. Marge Windon, Sandy Franklin and Linda Clouse. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE Elna and White By Miss .wonderful Poll Parrot: Thom M~An OPTOMETRIST 1 Insurance Coverage "Family JJininp nt it's Best" M o u n.~ ~ ::·;_ OFFICE HOl.fRS 9; 30 l0l2, 2 TO 5 !CLdSE AT NOON 0" THURS.) - · EAST COURT ST. , POMEROY. ' '. ' Apple, &ove women ·host dinner tuner • instant Picture and Sound Genuine Oiarrio"nd ' Set in I OnyxSol id I . • ' • • · ·! , ,· ___· mus1c. OOMPTON, · O~ N. W. $ .. · ' cENTENNJAL PROJEcr- These women, r.,r&. Beatrice Buck, ,.,.rs. Mabel Moo~'~!, ·Mrs. DIAMOND ONYX RING 1. Saturday evening at 7.::!0' p.~ . . The Ufe :Sipgers frotn .. West Virginia will .present · ·the ' MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 Meeting Monday at the Heath United Methodist Church, members of Troop 39 with their leaders, Mrs. Mary Wise and r--~---:zo-""'l:""'1 Mrs. Ruth Spencer, began work on a Christmas project which + will be a 'gift for their parents. Calendar sale was discussed and money collected. More Portable ' calendars were distributed. It was noted that the $2 registration or TV fee is due at the next meeting. breakfast will be !ottowed by the pouvior at 10 a.m. During the meeting Mrs. Mary Roush conducted a "pig in a poke." sale with the money going inro the scholarship fund . Plans were made for the annual Christmas dinner at the Meigs Inn Dec. 2. Members are to take a gift for Sherry Marshall and also one for an exchange with her secret sister. . A cosmetic demonstration and display followed 'the meeting. Mrs. Hysell served pumpkin pie and coffee to those nained and Mrs . Zuelelia Smith, who had the ~pening prayer, Mrs. Iva Powell and Mrs. Lula Hampton . Mrs. Knapp received a gift from her secret sister. FIFE TO PREACH Rev. Raymond Fife will preach at the Ash .St. Freewill Baptist Church. Middleport, ' STARKEY "CE" OXFORDS MIDDLEPORT · ·' By c·har'Iene Hoe fl'1ch · may be achle..d with SADDLE ' f REV1VALSET RUTLAND - Roger Turner · will.be evangelist for a revival at the Rutland Free Will Baptist Church, Wednesday through Sunday, Nov . 17, at 7:30 each evening. There will be special singing each evening a nd the public is invited. 1 YOUR PRIENJJLY BANK Steve and Jimmy. grandmother is Mrs. .Sarah Rife . · · . « DI. ary ' : '!'h e fa l"ous steal!!. engme, the "Tom Thumb , raced with a horsedrawn . car on Aug . 25, .1829 . . . ~he horse won after the eng1.ne broke down!· · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · Member Federal· J)e[Hlllll wum.nee Corporalloa I'~:~~~ 1 l t :l:::::l Langsville I I Me- · ~ LANGSVILLE ! ;r,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;:t:,,,,,,,*'*''"''''=~=;,~::::;:.--~-::::::'""'="1 A $15 contribution to the National Jewish Hospital in Denver, Colo., for tuberculosis research was made by the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, meeting Wednesday SPECIAL singing at Ash night at the home of Mrs. Julia Street Freewill Baptist Hysell. · Church, Middleport, 7:30p.m. Mrs. Mary Martin, chapeau, featuring the Keefer Quartet. presided at the meeting with ~aching by Rev . Raymond each of the members conFife. Everyone welcome. tributing food for a. ThanksBAKE SALE 9 a.m . at giving basket. It was noted that Rutland Dept. Store sponsored an engraved plate had been by the Meigs Youth Canteen . sent by the salon to Mrs. Lelia Hunt,.new national chapeau for POP BOTTLES will be her reception in Michigan collected beginning at 10 a.m. recently. in Pomeroy , · Middleport, Plans for a !tending the Rutland and surrounding areas pouvior Dec. 7 and 8 in. by Meigs High School athletes. Columbus were made with The bottle collection is be ing sponsored by the Meigs Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, Mrs. Athletic Boosters. Proceeds Eunie Brinker, Mrs. Charles Marshall and Sherry, a cystic will be used to pay for a video fibrosis child, Mrs. Martin, tape machine. Mrs . Myrtle Walker, Mrs. SUNDAY Pearl Knapp and Mrs. THE MEIGS Muzzle Loading Catherine Welsh to represent Rifle Club at 7 p.m. the salon. Mrs. Garnet Grant, MONDAY Southern Division DemiYOUNG Adult Class, Chapeau of the na tiona! Bradford Church of Christ, '- organization, will be the guest meets at 7 p .m . in the home of of Mrs. Martin at the pouvior. Mrs. Ralph Painter. During the meeting Mrs. BIRTHDAY dinner for Mary Roush conducted a "pig members of Feeney-Benne II in a poke" sale with the money Post 128, American Legion and going into the scholarship fund. families , 6:30 p.m. at post There will be a Christmas gift home. Served by the auxiliary, .exchange, parodieS' and a Mrs .. William Hendricks, songfest. The Sunday morning chairwo10an. MORGAN Cente'r Home Mission free clothing day at the old school house in Eno, 10 a .m. Barnette property, better ro 2 p.m. known as the Miller home, and are attending church at Langsville . Mrs . Shirley Merrill of The community was saa- Columbus was here for the dened by the death of J. T. funeral of her grandfather, J. Ledlie, a liielong resident of T. Ledlie. ~• Langsville. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kemper Ron Gorby of Virginia Beach of Chillicothe called on Bernice spent a week vacation with his Ledlie Saturday. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Car) Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carter Gorby . of Peklskey, Mich., spent a few Mr. and Mrs. · Stanley days with her sister and Phillips of Logan were Sunday family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard · guests of her sister, Mrs. Alpha Ledlie. Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow , Mr. alid Mrs. Earl RamsWillcox of Sandusky, Ohio burg of Obetz spent a weekend visited friends at Middleport with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and spent the weekend with his Harold Ramsburg and called brother, Mr. and Mrs. Francis on Michael Barr Saturday Willcox and family . afternoon. Mrs. Alpha Barr received word of the serious illness of her son-in-law, Blair Cad· wallader and that he had undergone surgery for gall stones at a Hillsboro hospital. He is much Improved at this time and ei<pected ro be hom~ shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Christian have moved inro~ the Kingsbury 1 pet . g .b . 2 .800 Western Conference Detroit Chicagd g.b. FRIDA MARY SHRINE 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, regular meeting, IOOF hall, Pomeroy. Reception fo( Mrs. Mary Hughes, di strict material Qbjective , c hairwoman . Potluck refreshments . · · REVIVAL begins at the Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church , 7:30 p.m . Rev . Matthew · Harden, guest speaker. SpeCial si nging . O'Dell Manley , pastor. Everyone welcome. Caldwell at Souihern 35 . - II Girl Scout ~ Ca Iend v aLt Others · Eastern at Alexander 10 28 30 · 7 M'nn Waverly TVC Warren local at Belpre W. I. I . pts gf . g a 6 4 0 12 43 33 M ich Vncvr Wellston at Ironton Logan at JacksOn pts gf ga 12 30 17 ' • ' ' upset wm over .previously.il:J's. Di ego uribeate'n Temple, will host (< P~oeni x SYMPATHY ·' NewEng East w. 1. t . 6 1 0 :wre,, ·=:~'"""''''':Zs~ J Social Athens at Gallipolis WHA Standings By United Press lnter.national Fresh From WIn Cincinnati, fresh from . Express Your Sav~ 1:::: Pro Standings 4. By United Press International Miami University, unbe.a ten in 20 games, can clinch its second consecutive Mid ·. ' . 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 8, 1974 Kent- at Miami • m top MAC tilt ' ' 'f .• : ' '( . ~ ' ' I ' I I! i l'' '' , �.. • :. American'~ Conference chamP,ionship and another trip ro the Tangerine Bowl with a win over Kent State University at Oxford Saturday. · The Redskins are W in the MAC this season and 7~1 overall with a tie against Purdue as the only blemish on its record. Kent State was favored ro win the MAC in pre-season polls but is only 1-2 in the league and 6-3 overall . . A victory over Miami would salvage at least part of what has been a disappointing season for coach Don James. "We recognize they have a great record and a great football team," said James. "And this is our chance ro beat a team ranked in the top 20.' The Miami attack is highlighted by an awesome ground game which has been averaging 273.3 yards per game with tailback Randy Walker leading the attack on 747 net yards in 175 carries. Not Far Behind Scr-a mbling quarterback Sherman Smith is not far behind with 629 yards on 131 carries for im average of 4.8 yards per carry. The Miami defensive unit, led by linebacker Brad Cousino, has allowed just 52 po!J>ts in eight games for an average of just 6.5 points per contest. Tailback Larry Poole leads the Kent State attack with 840 yards on 165 carries for an average of 5.1 yards a carry. Kent State quarterback Greg Kokal has completed 63 passes in 125 attempts for 970 yards and seven touchdowns. Bowling Green State University will host Arkansas State, a <earn which has yielded only 11 points imd 100.3 yards a game rushing. ''I can't believe their defense," said Falcon coach Don Nehlen after watching Arkansas .State defeat Southern llllnois 41-16 on film . "Believe it or not they have 41 returning lettermen and more size and speed . than we have/' he said. Arkansas Slate is 4-2 on the season and Bowling Green Is 4- Cieve 2 1 •Chi'Cago •~ lndnpls an'*~H ovs 1on . Umvers1ty . . Sa turday. Oh 10 "Cincinnati is a good, tough football team," said OU Coach Bill Hess. "They run the same · offense and same defense that we do, but they employ some . split backfields offensively." In the Ohio Conference, · Wittenberg meets Capital and a win or a tie Saturday will give the Tigers the Blue Division championship. Baldwin-Wallace, which captured the OC Red Divison crown last week, meets Wooster Saturday. In other games Saturday, Marshall is at Toledo, Youngsrown State at Central State, Akron at Western lllinois, Evansville (Ind. ) at Ashland and Wilmington at Bluffron. Also Wilmilngton at Bluffton, Case Western at Hiram, Louiisville t Dayton, Findlay at Georgetown, ( Ky.) , John Carroll and Otterbein at Heidelberg. Also Marietta at Muskingum, Denison at Washington & Lee (Va .) , Ohio Wesleyan at Mount Union Centre (Ky.) at Kenyon and Alma (Mich. ) at Ohio Northern. 0 5 16 20 4 2 1 27 0 4 3 8 West 17 Meigs at 5 3 0 3 S I 3 5 0 6 0 4 2 8 Canadian w . L t . pts W innip eg 7 1 o 14 To ronto 7 4 0 14 Queb ec 6 '2 · 0 12 4 5 0 Symmes Valley at Hannan ( W. Va . ) Paint Valley at Miller Trimble at Feder:al Hocking · ~~ i~ Portsmouth West at 26 48 Nelson- ville . York Vinton County at Fairland SATURDAY gf ga 49 20 JB 38 36 21 Wahama at Kyger Creek (rescheduled from Sept. 6) Galllpolis Reser ves at North G allia (rescheduled from Sept. 7) 8 28 37 Edmntn 2 2 0 4 13 Thursday's Re sult lndnpls 3 San Diego 0 15 Friday ' s Game s San D i ego at N ew Eng Cleve at Vancouver Church holds N H L Standings By United Pr ess Internation a l Div js ion I Phila 9 3 2 20 46 NY \stdr s 7 3 3 17 50 Atlan ta 7 5 2 16 43 NY Rngrs6 5 2 14 45 Division 1 w . 1. 1. pts gf Vane 8 3 2 18 50 Ch ica go 7 4 2 16 57 RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughter s of the American Revolution, 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dor Schaefer, Pomeroy, with Mrs, Edison Hobstetter, Mrs. A. R. Knight and Mrs. Patrick Lochary , cohostesses . Speaker, Paul Gottfried Eich on national defense. MIDDLEPORT Fire Dept. fish fry starting at 3 p.m. at tt.e fire station . French fries and cole slaw to be served with fish sandwiches . SATURDAY HYMN SING, Hazel CommUnity Church, off SR 124 between Lon g Bottom and Portland, 7:30p.m. Singers will be Choralaires, Parkersburg. fall festival , w. 1. t. pts gf ga 31 28 38 39 Saturday evening Middleport United Pentecostal Church ga youths sponsored a fall festival 35 35 for the church membership. St . Louis 3 6 3 9 38 44 Mrs . Leroy Sauters was Min n 2 8 3 7 24 49 Kan City \ 10 I 3 32 58 chairwoman of the refreshDrvi sion J ment committee which served w . I. t . pts gf ga Lo s Ang over 40 persons at festivities. 9 1 4 22 49 25 Montr eal 5 4 5 15 47 40 Games we re conducted by D etroit 5 5 2 12 36 51 P i tts 3 6 2 a 39 45 Mrs. David Acr~ and Mrs. Wash 1 10 I 3 25 54 Terrence Lawrence with. prizes Division 4 w. 1. 1. pt s gf ga going to Jenell Kelly , Mrs. a· 3 2 IB 49 43 Russell Priddy, Mrs. Manda Buffalo Boston 5 3 5 15 60 40 Eastman, Trent Knittel, Mrs. 4 5 11 46 49 Don Gosney, Sammy Plants, To ront o 3 caw Mrs. Willian\ Knittel and Mrs. 2 8 4 8 35 . , Thursday 's R esutts Nat Vanaman . Tammy Knittel Bo s t on 10 W ash 4 received the door prize. The Lo s Ang 5 P iftS 3 Ph ila 2 Minn 0 fall festival is the latest of Vn cv r 6, Kan City 4 several youth activities in Friday's Game Chicago a t Atl a nta recent weeks. Recently Joy and Sheri International Hockey Sauters, Jenell Kelly, Tammy League Standings North Knittel, Lola and Debbie Craft, ABA Standmgs w . 1. t . pts gt ga By United Pr'ess Inter national Flint a 'J 1 17 49 25 Michele and Pamela Zirkle and East Muskegon 7 3 1 15 51 39 Stephanie Acree enjoyed a w. 1. pet . g .b . Saginaw 6 J 1 13 39 36 9 1 .900 slumber Kentucky party following an Port Huron 3 7 1 7 44 48 4 .667 N ew York 8 Lansing 1 4 1 3 IB 36 evening treat of pizza at the 6 .333 V irginia 3 Kalamazoo 0 6 0 0 11 32 8 .333 home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael St . Lou is South '3 a .273 Memph is w . I . t. pts gf ga Zirkle. Mrs . David Acree, Mrs. West Dayton 6 3 0 . 12 34 29 w. 1. pet. g.b . Columbus 5 3 o 10 31 24 Zirkle and Mrs. Joyce Sauters Denver Des Moines 5 4 o 10 28 30 8 ' .800 chaperoned the event. S. Anton io 7 4 .636 1 1h To ledo 4 6 0 8 37 32 3 5 ,375 Ind i ana • That same evening, Zirkle 4 F t . Wayne 1 51 3 21 31 Sa n Di eg o 3 6 .333 4, 1 ThuisdiV·s-Re sulls treated the boys to a private .4 B .33 3 5 Utah Muskegon 7 Pt . Huron 5 Thursday 's Result swimming party at a Marietta Friday 's Games Utah 107 Virgin ia 90 Kalamazoo at Lansing pool. Attending were Charles Friday's Gam es Dayton at Tol edo New York at M emphis and Timmy Sauters, Tommy Des Moines at Columbus Denver at St. L ou is Fort Wayr,e at F l int Kelly, Robbie Craft, Danny Richards and Trent Knittel . NBA Standings and Mrs. Zirkle are the Mr. By United Pres s Inter national Eastern conferenc e youth group leaders. Atlantic Division w. I. pet. Buffalo 6 3 .667 Boston b a aoo New York 5 4 .55 6 Ph i l a . 4 5 .444 Central Division w . 1. Wash Cleve Houston Atlanta N. Orlns 8 6 4 .600 ·6 4 4 5 .600 444 o 10 .ooo Midwest Division • w ; 1. pet. KC -Omaha 6 4 .600 . Milw 6 4 .600 1 6 .455 9 . 100 s Pacific Division w. 1. pet. G . State 7 3 .700 Seattle 6 4 .600 Los Ang 4 4 .500 Portland 4 6 .400 Phoenbc. 3 6 .333 Thursday's Results Atlanta 109 Phoen ix 108 Houston 103 M i lw 93 Seattle 104 G. State 93 Friday's Games With FLOWERS Designed By Dudley's FiO..ist Detro i t at Boston Portland at Phil a Phoen i x at N . Or l ns New York at Los Ang 59 N. Second St. Middle ort, 0. Q.IP THIS AD; •• ~NO _soe ON ANY OF .KAY'S BEAUTY SERVICES. Offer Good TUES. & WED. ONLY OFFER EXPIRES WED., NOV. 13 KAY'S , BEAUTY SALON Off Miiiclieport, Ohio 992,2725 •;, ' Philip King, Ugliest, and Jodi Harrison, most original. Busy Bees and Sunbeam classes Mrs. Karen Murray and Mrs. Janeth Beal, teachers - Brian King, prettiest; Brill King, ugliest; Scott Harrison, 10ost original. Adult classes- Floyd Ross, teacher - Mrs. Judy Carl, most original; Kirk Chevalier, ugliest ; Mrs . Eva King, ~ prettiest. The judges were Sherman White, Susie Mash and Bobbie Mash. Following ·the unmasking a potluck lunch was enjoyed. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Nev White, Mrs. Myrtle White and Mrs. Jennie Holley were Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Mrs. Anita Dean and John, Mrs~ Virginia Dean, local, Mrs. Ann Mash and Susie of Laurel Cliff, Bernard White and family of Mason City, W.Va., and· Edgar Holley of Albany. Mr . . and Mrs. Kenneth Markins honored her daughters, Mrs. Donna Young and Mrs. Virginia Dean, on their brithdays and gave a going away party for their grandson, Sgt. Richard Dean, Sunday with dinner and two cakes - one inscribed Happy Birthday for Virginia and Donna which was white trimmed with pink roses and a going-away cake inscribed to Richard with Good Luck decorated in red, white and blue with an American flag in the center. Those attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and Richard and George, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, Alan, Susan, Dennis and Dale, Mr. an(j Mrs. Robert Ried, Mrs. Anl)8 Mae Terrell and Juanita, all of Pataskala, Mr. imd Mrs . Bill Spaun of POn:leroy, Mr. and Mrs. John Walter. Dean and John and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Markins, the hosts. News, Notes A going-away party for Sgt. Richard Dean, who will be stationed in Thailand was by his aunt and uncle, given g.b . Jl.;!r. and Mrs. Clair Waggoner at Harrisonville. Attendipg ll/2 5 were Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Well of Albany, Mr, and Mrs. g .b. Forrest · Robenstein of Kent, 1 Mr . and Mrs. Garqld Gilkey, 2 3 Cindy, Rick and Tammy of 31/ :;o Athens, Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Dean and sori, John, Mr. and Mrs. JohnoDean and the honored guest Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner, the ,host and hostess, Cake; . t~unch, sandwiches and coffee were served after which all gathered around the organ where the remainder of the evening was spent with group singing accompanied by Mrs. Sylvia Robenstien at the organ. Mrs. Eddie King honored Mrs. Charles King Saturday evening with a layette shower at her home at Harrisonville. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brickles , accompanied . Mr. and Mrs. ' ·Donald Brickles to Michi~an · where they visited Rev . and Mrs. Blahie Farley and family. The Carleton Church had a Halloween party at the Bedford Youth Center. Prizes were ·given In three classes. They were · Cradle Roll with Mrs: Louise Harrison as teacherAudra Houdashelt, prettiest; . Mr. and Mrs. William .Cort {Patty Hoffman) of Punta , Gorda, Fla., announce . the . bitth of an Sib. 12o:!daughter, ' Sara Lynn. She has two £~ .. • ll~ ' Patrols were organized at the Tuesday night meeting of Pomeroy BrojVnie Troop 76 at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Welcomed into membership was Sherry Wears. It was decided to have the patrol leaders serve one month and then change ro give each girl chance at the leadership training. The birthday of Carolyn Casto was obse~d. · Adult leaders for the patrols were Mrs. Gertrude Casto, the Brown Patrol; Mrs. Elizabeth Lane and Mrs. Susie DeLong, the Blue Patrol; Mrs. Judy Werry and Mrs. Pat Thoma, the Red Patrol; and Mrs. Janet Reeves and Mrs. Patty Michael, the Green Patrol. Meetings of the troop will continue to be lm· mediately following school on Tuesdays. a , MUdred Mitch, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, and Mrs. Agnes Weeks, pictured from tbe left around \be table, and others of the Ladies Aid and the Willing Workers Class of the Enterprise United Methodist Church look on the purchase of a new furnace for the ~burch as their centennial project. The furnace, purchased through pr<>Cee!ls from the sale of quilts made at the weekly meetings of the Ladies Aid, and the sale of other items by the Willing Workers Class, was installed last month. Sunday the church will have an all-day celebraUon in observance of the Centennial. Morning services start at 9 a.m: wlth Rev. Walter W. Arnold as·guest speaker. The afternoon program·at 1:30 will feature Too EmeraldS Q11artet of Parkersburg, W. Va. There will he a carry-in dinner at noon. Q ua58·r Shower fetes Mrs. Engle Salon 71 0 has meet A bridal shower honoring scheme was carried out in the Debora Rathburn E.ngle, decorations. Gifts were placed recent · bridle of Woodrow on a table with an appropriate Wilson Engle, Jr ., was held centerpiece. Games were 'l)Jesday night at the Mid· played with prizes going to dleport Unfted P e ntecostal Mrs .' Joyce Sauters, Mrs. Church social room. Hostesses Diana .Oij•htl8on and, Dorothy fdr the shower were Mrs. Reynolds~ ' . . Marilyn Cooper, Mrs . •. susie Other guests at the shower Engle and Mrs . Peggy Dowell. were Mrs. Alice Priddy, Mrs. ·A green and yellow • col~r Julia Engle, Mrs. w. M. Knittel • Modular Solid State Chassts (e)(cep t4 chassrs tubes) • Replaceable plug·in circuit modules • 8 nght-P1ctureTube .. • 70 detent "c lick " UHF • Energy Saver Swllc:h (Model WPS012LW) Walnut grain finish on - i.ETART FALLS A fe'llowsh!p dinner was held Saturday night ·at the Letart Falls Community Center by the United Methodist Women of the Apple Grove Church. Arrangements of bittersweet :. 1:: : and pumP,kins decorated the tables and grace was given by ... Odrtnox can hetp you be com& Rev. Robert Bumgarner, ure striTf, trim person you want to pastor of Heath United o{: Because Odrinex contains the m.o sl effective reducing a•d ava•labte Methodist Church, Middleport, without a pre scripti on! t " One t1ny Oclri nex tab le{ a ha lf · a gues · hd ur before meals suppresse s your Mrs . Bernice Roush had appetite · yo u eat less· d Ow n go the charge of the program Which ct\forres • down goes th e \o!YBi gl11! Odnnex has been used succ essful ly ihcluded poems o( Thanksby; thoUSoilnds all 'over tne country giving, ReadingS given Were foi' 16 years· it wil\ w.:>rk l o r YOU. · ; W1t11 the OCirine x Plan, cl ini ca ll y " Thanksgiving Prayer ". by tested, you w1 11 eat serHl bi Y • no Roberta Thaxton; "Thankful stnving · no s pe c~oJ I exerc1ses. Sa fe ana effectrve wh en ta ken a s dire cted Heart," Joyce White and Y6u must lose ugly fa t ·or your "Th ks · · "b D Hill m p ney wil l be refunoM . no Que san glVtng y onna , tiom asked . Sta rt today , get rid o f Dallas Hill led the grQup in !llCUU foil! and live l Onger with . singing with Rev. How . ard Odrine x. , NELSON'S DRUG sTORES. • Shiveley presenting devotions . t11 gh impa ct plasttc cabinet . L.OS.,;,. w·· E .. 10·HT :.OR MONEY BACK. WERNER Radio & T.V. Middleport; 0. WHY WAIT? BUY NOW! FAlL .. • SALE· SAVINGS OF \. 20%. 30%· • 40% \ WOMENS: Jeans, Skirts. BIQuses, Pantsuits, Sweaters, Car Coats, Knit Tops, Etc. MENS: Suits, Sport Coats, o·ress Suits, Car Coats, Pants, Levi's, etc. · WE WILL NOT BUSINESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 BAHR CLOTHIERS· ' ' ~ IN OBSERVANCE OF MIDDLEPORT, . .OHIO :VETERANS DAY ·.. ~ • PITTSBURGh t:ilbens ~alional -....,CINCINNA l l . 'MACHINES our . Christmas lay• Away Plan! ·' e..-elers 3RD ST; . , I J • j ·' '. I I .. I '., ' · • '· ' . ' ··, ... . .. I />I • I ~ . ., . Savings & Loan Company Member of Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation . J Tom Rue Motors I· • 1975 Plym!XJth Valiant Scamp Area Representative NATURAL' HEARING . ~-~•· 1 •••narkal>t< aid Is made you -:-. your hearing, ear! It Is molded · to nt snugly and ne.a tly INSIDE your ear. Fo~ lnfprmatlon, call or write Diltts Hear.lng Aid Centers for further In, fo~~~~tion. \ · DILES'. For the first 12 months of use any Chrysle r Motors CorporatiQn Dealer will fix , withoutchiuge for parts or labor, any part ol our 1975 passenger cars we supply (except tires) which proves defective in normal use, regardless of mileage . Athens · 44'1 W. Union St. · .·s92-6na w..va. ' 1 · 304~5- 1541 . . ' ' . ,. 'I'. ~- . ' PAA ' TOM RUE .MOTORS 399 SoUTH 3RD AVE., MIDDlEPORT, 0. . . .' . ~ .. .' ., We're· P!IJmoulfi ' ·.' 1029 Mlrki11 51 .. \ CHRYSLJSR Hearing Aid Centers Parker.sbui:O, ,. . The Owner is responsible for norrnal maintenance service suCh as changing filters and· wipe' blades. ---- - l: Chrysler's new 12 month unlimited . mileage warranty. ~TIUZES THI ~ ·. . . ..- 197~ Plymouth Valiant Ousler arid.here's ''The Clincher!'' MORE . ~ 1975 Plymouth Valiant Brougham One of the best things about buying a Valiant is the great c hoice you 've got. You can go luxury with the Brougham, sporty in Scamp ; and then there's ?ur best-selling Duster, too. And they all give you lots of room 1nS1de. a huge trunk, and good gas mileage. Is it any wonder our Vali ant's No . 1? Co me on in, we'll make y9u No . 1, too . Phil Swindell RACINE, OHIO ' l% W. lnd .St., •Pomeroy; ObiO "'S769 ,, FOR ltntR SOUND RICIPTIOPf ,. THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ,. ' .PH. 949-355) • Branch of the Athens County Barnett, Russe ll, Bernice , Sharon , Cindy, David and Eddie Roush, Amanda Russell. Joey Roush, Roger and Christy Roush. Charles, Patty, Chuckle and Becky Michael, fva Orr, Erma Wilson , Herbert and ·Mary Roush, Melanie Waldnig, Lori Theiss, Chuck Fortune, Jeff Miller, Jimmy Riffle, Jeff Wickersham , Klmmy Alley , Eugene Shiveley, Bob and Dee Spencer, Douglas Barnett, Olden and Roberto Thaxton, Rev. and Mrs . Howard Shiveley, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bumgarner, and Phil and Barbara Eaton . The evening concluded with group singing of "God Be With You" and the flower show sponsored by the Lord's Prayer in unison . county association was held. Present to collUnent on the sc hedule was Mrs . Robert Lewis. Theme is «Christmas Is In the Air. " Mrs. Lewis showed specimens of dried plant materials appropriate for use · in the horticulture classes. She also dlsplay.ed some plaques made from dried materials , and showed. arrangements which used fluorescent paints which show up effectively under blacklight. Members brought sand· wlches and cookies to the meeting and these were served with coffee. The sandw;tches were judged for the most attractive with Mrs. C. 0. Fisher being the winner for her turkey salad .sandwiches with inserts of cranberry jelly. · IAR ITSELF . ' l D. · ' For savers at the Meigs Wolfe, Dorsey and Bess Parsons, Dallas, Donna and Dean Hill , Carroll, Joyce, Darla , Deanna, Keith and Kevin White , Don, Ruby, Dave, Larry, Brian and Scott Hupp, Alice Balser, Jaclr, Shirley and Vicki Ables , Darrell, Jan, and' Tracy Norris, Karen and Mike Rhodes, Bill Davidson, Monk WHICH SUNDAY, NOV• .10 ,. HRS. a:Oo·· • 2:00 WEEKDAYS ' ' 6:00 TO.8:30 . us"e " CLUB MEETS PORTLAND- The Golden · Age Club·.will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilton in Portland Wednesday. A potluck dinner will be held. cream, of YP.\Inw (";n fri 21'11.MAIN -·IJiGI•IIOJ ,. '. Cottage Cheese, Slaw; Tossed· . . . . . MEAT5-Turkey & t:>resslng, Floas.t Beef, Ham·•. Flounder Fish : . · . . ,VEGETABL'E5-LI!'na Beans', Butt.ered ·· Corn, Noodles, Potatoes ( Sweet-~shedHome Fries) · DESSERTS-Pie · Graham Cracker, · Coconut Cream. Ol~rry; Apple. Ice Fruit CAMEO BROOCH 1. ~ MEMORIAL-Thefanitlyo!thelate Eldoo Weeks,longtlnie active member of the Enterprise United Methodist Church, gave in his memory folding doors which have been installed between Sunday School classrooms at the church. Mrs. Weeks is pictured here with the doors. HOSPITALIZED RACINE - Charles R. McNickle, Racine, is a patient at Holzer Medical Center. His room number is 332. SALADS~Cr&. nberry, • heritage •bouse . .. The operation of the Middlcport ).i'ire Department and its role in protection of the environment was discussed by Robert Byer, fire chief, at the Monday night meeting of the Middleport Garden Club in the firehouse social room. Byer distributed bookle.,Ls containing the fire burning laws in Ohio and demonstrated a smoke detection device for homes. The fire chief stressed in his talk that the department does not mind being called to ~heck out suspected fires or extinguish minor fires. Mrs. Sibley Slack presided at the meeting while plans were made ro host the Monday night meeting .of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Ass'n. in the firehouse social room. Mrs. Bert Grimm, Meigs County contact chairwoman 1 will have charge of the meeting. · Mrs. Aaron Kelton, Region 11 director, a guest at the ineeting reported on various activities of clubs in the region . A discussion of the - Christmas ' . SEWING ~ .. ' ...>\· __, ..\~ EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 27, 1974 UNDER H.R. 11,221 Fire squad, environment discussed by gardeners STEAMBOAT INN ,. ' Jan Norris was at the piano. Special guests for the evening were Phil and Barbara Eaton, Buford, who sang several selections accompanied by Mr. Eaton on the guitar and Mrs. Betty Shiveley on the organ. Atte~ding the dinner were Bertha Robinson, Ernest Clark, Early Roush, Dolly .. SUNDAY MENU $12.99. to $17.99 ' ·hk MIDDLEPORT OHIO DeliCat-e ly Carved ·.Set in Italian Siyled · · ~. and daughter, 'l'ammy, Mrs. Karen Thomas, Mrs. Linda Acree, Mrs. Beulah Tackett and son, Bryan; Margaret Province, Sherry Sauters, Lois and Todd Davidson and May Mason . Senaing gifts were Mrs . Howard Long, Mrs. Edward Priddy; Betty Rathburn, Mrs. Maggie Nelson, Mrs. Marge Windon, Sandy Franklin and Linda Clouse. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE Elna and White By Miss .wonderful Poll Parrot: Thom M~An OPTOMETRIST 1 Insurance Coverage "Family JJininp nt it's Best" M o u n.~ ~ ::·;_ OFFICE HOl.fRS 9; 30 l0l2, 2 TO 5 !CLdSE AT NOON 0" THURS.) - · EAST COURT ST. , POMEROY. ' '. ' Apple, &ove women ·host dinner tuner • instant Picture and Sound Genuine Oiarrio"nd ' Set in I OnyxSol id I . • ' • • · ·! , ,· ___· mus1c. OOMPTON, · O~ N. W. $ .. · ' cENTENNJAL PROJEcr- These women, r.,r&. Beatrice Buck, ,.,.rs. Mabel Moo~'~!, ·Mrs. DIAMOND ONYX RING 1. Saturday evening at 7.::!0' p.~ . . The Ufe :Sipgers frotn .. West Virginia will .present · ·the ' MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 Meeting Monday at the Heath United Methodist Church, members of Troop 39 with their leaders, Mrs. Mary Wise and r--~---:zo-""'l:""'1 Mrs. Ruth Spencer, began work on a Christmas project which + will be a 'gift for their parents. Calendar sale was discussed and money collected. More Portable ' calendars were distributed. It was noted that the $2 registration or TV fee is due at the next meeting. breakfast will be !ottowed by the pouvior at 10 a.m. During the meeting Mrs. Mary Roush conducted a "pig in a poke." sale with the money going inro the scholarship fund . Plans were made for the annual Christmas dinner at the Meigs Inn Dec. 2. Members are to take a gift for Sherry Marshall and also one for an exchange with her secret sister. . A cosmetic demonstration and display followed 'the meeting. Mrs. Hysell served pumpkin pie and coffee to those nained and Mrs . Zuelelia Smith, who had the ~pening prayer, Mrs. Iva Powell and Mrs. Lula Hampton . Mrs. Knapp received a gift from her secret sister. FIFE TO PREACH Rev. Raymond Fife will preach at the Ash .St. Freewill Baptist Church. Middleport, ' STARKEY "CE" OXFORDS MIDDLEPORT · ·' By c·har'Iene Hoe fl'1ch · may be achle..d with SADDLE ' f REV1VALSET RUTLAND - Roger Turner · will.be evangelist for a revival at the Rutland Free Will Baptist Church, Wednesday through Sunday, Nov . 17, at 7:30 each evening. There will be special singing each evening a nd the public is invited. 1 YOUR PRIENJJLY BANK Steve and Jimmy. grandmother is Mrs. .Sarah Rife . · · . « DI. ary ' : '!'h e fa l"ous steal!!. engme, the "Tom Thumb , raced with a horsedrawn . car on Aug . 25, .1829 . . . ~he horse won after the eng1.ne broke down!· · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · Member Federal· J)e[Hlllll wum.nee Corporalloa I'~:~~~ 1 l t :l:::::l Langsville I I Me- · ~ LANGSVILLE ! ;r,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;:t:,,,,,,,*'*''"''''=~=;,~::::;:.--~-::::::'""'="1 A $15 contribution to the National Jewish Hospital in Denver, Colo., for tuberculosis research was made by the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, meeting Wednesday SPECIAL singing at Ash night at the home of Mrs. Julia Street Freewill Baptist Hysell. · Church, Middleport, 7:30p.m. Mrs. Mary Martin, chapeau, featuring the Keefer Quartet. presided at the meeting with ~aching by Rev . Raymond each of the members conFife. Everyone welcome. tributing food for a. ThanksBAKE SALE 9 a.m . at giving basket. It was noted that Rutland Dept. Store sponsored an engraved plate had been by the Meigs Youth Canteen . sent by the salon to Mrs. Lelia Hunt,.new national chapeau for POP BOTTLES will be her reception in Michigan collected beginning at 10 a.m. recently. in Pomeroy , · Middleport, Plans for a !tending the Rutland and surrounding areas pouvior Dec. 7 and 8 in. by Meigs High School athletes. Columbus were made with The bottle collection is be ing sponsored by the Meigs Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, Mrs. Athletic Boosters. Proceeds Eunie Brinker, Mrs. Charles Marshall and Sherry, a cystic will be used to pay for a video fibrosis child, Mrs. Martin, tape machine. Mrs . Myrtle Walker, Mrs. SUNDAY Pearl Knapp and Mrs. THE MEIGS Muzzle Loading Catherine Welsh to represent Rifle Club at 7 p.m. the salon. Mrs. Garnet Grant, MONDAY Southern Division DemiYOUNG Adult Class, Chapeau of the na tiona! Bradford Church of Christ, '- organization, will be the guest meets at 7 p .m . in the home of of Mrs. Martin at the pouvior. Mrs. Ralph Painter. During the meeting Mrs. BIRTHDAY dinner for Mary Roush conducted a "pig members of Feeney-Benne II in a poke" sale with the money Post 128, American Legion and going into the scholarship fund. families , 6:30 p.m. at post There will be a Christmas gift home. Served by the auxiliary, .exchange, parodieS' and a Mrs .. William Hendricks, songfest. The Sunday morning chairwo10an. MORGAN Cente'r Home Mission free clothing day at the old school house in Eno, 10 a .m. Barnette property, better ro 2 p.m. known as the Miller home, and are attending church at Langsville . Mrs . Shirley Merrill of The community was saa- Columbus was here for the dened by the death of J. T. funeral of her grandfather, J. Ledlie, a liielong resident of T. Ledlie. ~• Langsville. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kemper Ron Gorby of Virginia Beach of Chillicothe called on Bernice spent a week vacation with his Ledlie Saturday. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Car) Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carter Gorby . of Peklskey, Mich., spent a few Mr. and Mrs. · Stanley days with her sister and Phillips of Logan were Sunday family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard · guests of her sister, Mrs. Alpha Ledlie. Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow , Mr. alid Mrs. Earl RamsWillcox of Sandusky, Ohio burg of Obetz spent a weekend visited friends at Middleport with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and spent the weekend with his Harold Ramsburg and called brother, Mr. and Mrs. Francis on Michael Barr Saturday Willcox and family . afternoon. Mrs. Alpha Barr received word of the serious illness of her son-in-law, Blair Cad· wallader and that he had undergone surgery for gall stones at a Hillsboro hospital. He is much Improved at this time and ei<pected ro be hom~ shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Christian have moved inro~ the Kingsbury 1 pet . g .b . 2 .800 Western Conference Detroit Chicagd g.b. FRIDA MARY SHRINE 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, regular meeting, IOOF hall, Pomeroy. Reception fo( Mrs. Mary Hughes, di strict material Qbjective , c hairwoman . Potluck refreshments . · · REVIVAL begins at the Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church , 7:30 p.m . Rev . Matthew · Harden, guest speaker. SpeCial si nging . O'Dell Manley , pastor. Everyone welcome. Caldwell at Souihern 35 . - II Girl Scout ~ Ca Iend v aLt Others · Eastern at Alexander 10 28 30 · 7 M'nn Waverly TVC Warren local at Belpre W. I. I . pts gf . g a 6 4 0 12 43 33 M ich Vncvr Wellston at Ironton Logan at JacksOn pts gf ga 12 30 17 ' • ' ' upset wm over .previously.il:J's. Di ego uribeate'n Temple, will host (< P~oeni x SYMPATHY ·' NewEng East w. 1. t . 6 1 0 :wre,, ·=:~'"""''''':Zs~ J Social Athens at Gallipolis WHA Standings By United Press lnter.national Fresh From WIn Cincinnati, fresh from . Express Your Sav~ 1:::: Pro Standings 4. By United Press International Miami University, unbe.a ten in 20 games, can clinch its second consecutive Mid ·. ' . 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 8, 1974 Kent- at Miami • m top MAC tilt ' ' 'f .• : ' '( . ~ ' ' I ' I I! i l'' '' , �·-· • ~~~::;::~!:::;~~~:Y:,O.,,Fr:~Nov POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY POMEROY FIRST Rev W H PE!rrln pastor Roy Mayer Sunday school s upt Church . ,' . '·__ ·-... ... schoo l , 9 15 am worsh•P serv1ce, 10 24 a m of Mary Sk1nner senror cho1r ~:~.~~ f~~~~ r~~~a:,s~l•re~?;n rehearsal 1 30 p m Thursday with Mrs Pi5ul Nease dlrp,.t+.r POMEROY CHURCH THE NAZARENE - Union Clvde Corner and Mulberry Rev v Henderson pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m ,I' 0~ McClung supt Glen morning worth lp 10 JQ. a m even lng 7 30 m 1d week ser Ylct, Wednesday, 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The service Rev Harold. Oeeth rector Churcn servtces 10 30 a m Holy commun ion frrst Sunday , \ of month church school 10 30 • m for nursery throuQh 12 ~OMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- Ferrell Gron.nger puto~ Bible school 9 30 a m worship , worship 10 30 serv•ce a m adutt and young people's meeting 7 30 p m Combined Bible st udy and prayer meeting Wednesday '1 30 P-' m THE SALVATION ARMY - Envoy Ray w Wmmg off 1cer fn •charge Sunday, 10 a m Holiness meeting, 10 30 a m SUnday School Young People 's t.eglon, 7 p m , Thurse~ay 1 to 3 p '!' ._L~Ies Home L~~ P m , Prep classes SJ PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts, Pomeroy The Rev W1ll1a m M1ddleswarth Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Church Serv•ces 11 om SACRED HEART - Re\1 Father Paul 0 Welton pastor Phone 992 2825 Saturday evening Mass 7 30 Sunday Con Mass, B and 10 a m fession, Saturday, 7 7 30 p m 8,1974 GRAHAM BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn putor Wilham Watson. Sunday school supt Sund ay sc bool 9 30 a m: BYF, 6 p m , B ble study Wednesday, 1 p m choir practice, Wednesday 8 30 p m POMERO f WESLEYAN HOLINES CHURCK Harr.son\lllle Rev 0 Dell Manley Pastor Henry Eblin Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Evenmg worsh 1p 1 30 p m Prayer and Prase serv ce Thursday 1 30 Pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOO Rev George 0 1 er pastor Sunday mornmg school 9 45 a m preach1ng 11 am evangel iStiC service 7 3D P m Pray er m ee ting Thursday 7 30 p 11'1 POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Matn 51 - Loren T Stephens evange l 1st phone 992 7856 Conservlltlve, non mstrumental Sunday worship 10 am Bible study 11 am worsh1p 6 p m Wednesday B1ble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non d&nom 'nat1ona1 ) Langsv1l!e Dexter Road th e Rev Worley Haley pastor Sun day school 10 am even mg worship 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group, Friday 7 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST - Re\1 Ben D1llard pastor Roger Turner ass1stant pastor Sun day sc hool 10 a m Sun day evenmg serv1ce 7 30 Wed nesday B1ble study 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Ron Terry pastor Sunda y sc hool 10 a m Mrs Worley F ranc1s super1ntendent Morning worsh1p 11 a m Sunday' evenmg serv 1ce 7 30 the Sermonette By Howard C. Black, Pallor 8)'1'8C111e Cllurcb of the Nazarene SC:RlPTURE TEXT: Blessed IS the man who walks not m the counsel of the wicked, nor stands In the way of sinners, nor sits m the seat of the scoffers, but his delight IS In the law of the Lord, andonhlslawhe meditates day arxl night ( Psalm 1 1·2RSV) • '. 'Die word, "square", has often been a term used In deriSion and mockery of others. When someone hasn't gone along with the CJOWII, or takes an unpopular stand because of personal convictions, there were those who were always qwck to label that " -• I I \ ~ a "square". · When we examine the basic meaning of the word "square", we find that It Is not just descriptive of something having four equal sides and four right angles; 1t also means, "to be raised to lbe second power; to be straightforward, honest " This IS ~UUI!Itive of strength arxl solidity. • How the world needs people today that has strength of dlaracter! Wilen this world .seems to be crwnbllng around us and many people are "going to pieces" because of the mental strilm, angullb and frustrations of today's faslilaced living, we need, as we alwa)'ll bave, men and women with a strength of character tbat has a solid moral arxl spiritual hase 'Die world needs people who will walk uprightly and llralghtfoward We don't need the scoffers, nor those who fmd llOWllel among evU doers We need people who take delight m the law ol the Lord! Don't be afraid to be caUed a square If you are ridiculed for old.faahloned virtues. Don't~ afraid to be called a square because you do not go along with the so-called ''new morality" or the cbang~able .... .' ,.. l'i"" '' "llituatlon etblcs" of today. • There some squares of our rnodo!rn.Qay SOCiety WhO are 11111 to be taken lightly. They believe In God and try to live an uprlgbt atristlan life. They believe In and read the Bible iarloualy. They believe In arxl practice the power of prayer. They are unafraid to witness to their faith. 'lbesemodern-day squares don't cut corners and "goof off"' They try to give an honest day's work for an honest day's pay. 'l1ley don't lie, or cbeat on the otber personr or steal from him. They believe that It Is more Important to play (air than win the game. 'l1ley are "sq\lat'e with the world'" the final analysis, the squares are the ones who really turn the wheels, dig the fields, move mountains, see dreams become realillee, and get thjngs done' Mrs . Mayme Mallory • returned home after spending leVeral weeks In Akron wtth • ,..T MORIAH BAPTIST - Corner Fourth and Main M1ddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mrs Ervin Baumgard ner supt Morning worship 10 45 a m JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES Larry Carna han pres 1d lng mln1ster Sunday Bible tee ture 9 30 .a m Watchtower study 10 30 a m Tuesday B1ble study, 7 30 p m Thurs day , ministry school, 7 30 p m , service meeting II 30 Pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ m Chrtshan UnionLawrence Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Evenmg worship, 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet ing, 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 the Rev James~M Muncy pastor Sunday school, 9 -H a m , morning worship 11 am even ing worship 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng, Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meet.ng '1 30 D m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Sixth and Palmer the Rev Steve Sk aggs pastor Danny Thompson Sun day sc hool supt WMPO rad10 program, 7 45 a m Sunday school 9 15 a m mornmg worSh ip 10 15 am Youth act1V1t1es and fellowship for lun10r and sen1or high students 6 p m Bible study, 7 30 p m Mid week prayer serv1ce Wedn esday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mtddleport 5th and Mam Georgt Glaze min iste r James Sheets, supenntendent Btbi e school , 9 30 a m morn ing worship, 10 30 am evening worship, 7 30 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev pastor Floyd Don Co le C~rson Sunday School supt Sunday school 9 30 a m J morn ng worsh•P 10 30 a m Sunday evangei1st•c meetmg 7 30 p m frayer meetmg Wednesday 30 p m THE UNITED PRES IBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dw1ght L Zavitz Pastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School$ '9 30 a m , Mrs Homer Lee, SiJI)t Morning Worship 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m , John Fultr, SUAf , Morn1ng F Worship , 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morning WQrship 9 a m , Sunday Church School 10 a m , Mrs Sampsont Hall , Supt RUTLAND CHU-RCH OF Goo- Ph Filip Whitley pastor Sunday school, 10 am worship service 7 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST - _! ~ >t of Columbus were weekend guests of Mrs Grace Krider Mr and Mrs A J Gould of Marietta and Mr and Mrs Wilham Lake, Lor1 and Sean, of Colwnbus spent Saturday, Oct 26, With Mr and Mrs Morris Mr and Mrs Edward M. Brown of Del RIO, Texas, returned home after spending Francis two weeks Wlth her parents, Mr and Mrs Martin Wilcoxen and his mothec m New Haven Mrs Helen Simpson spent the weekend w1th her son and daughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs Brtan Simpson and children of Baltimore MISS Pam Hill of Columbus spent the weekend with her Mrs Billy HiU coo::"i~~~IVE PARISH 1 THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner POME~g;•truSTER Rev . carlE Hleks Rev D. Wm Sydenstricker CHESTER - Worship 9 15am Church School 10 a m" ENTERPRISE - Worship v a m , Church School, 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship. II a m , Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worship, 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 P m ROCK SPRINGS- Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m u~i~ot~0p'1,:l'T cLust'ER Rev RobertBumgerner H~ATH - WorshiP 10 3C a m , Church School 9 30 a m u My F 1 p m RUTLAND - Worship 9 1 am Church School 10 a m UM y F 7 p m SALEM CENTER - Wor ship 9 a m , Church School 10 am , UMYF Thursda~ 7j m ~~~AR~~:.~dc~ul..~,, AS&URY - worship 11 a m , Church School 9 50 a m , WSCS, lst Tuesdey FOREST RUN -Worship 9 Mra Dave Lowman, Jenny, Dalton and Lori, of New Haven visited Mr. and Mrs Ralph Badgley, Saturday, Oct 26 Dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Martin Wtlcoxen wereMr. andMrs Joe Pierson of West Elkton Mr and Mrs Larry Grtnun and ~hildren of Westerville spent the weekend Wlth his ' parents , Mr Rodenck Grunm and Mr.s 1 ;;,f am , Church School 10 • m WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , wscs, 3rd Monday 1 1 30 p m Sc~:O~A~~~Ea m. ~~~lh~~ servl<;~, 7 so p m SD\JTHERN CLilSTER Rev. Steven Wilson Rev L,.rry Polinl Rev. Howard Shiveley BETHANY (DOrCIII) worship, 9 30 a m , Church School 10 ao • m CARMEl- - WDrsl\lp, 11 am , 1$t and 3rd Suhdays. C!:hurch School 10 am Mr and Mrs Ernest Bus~ APP(~ GROVE ~ >undav vis1tedMr and Mrs Ed Miller. >~ r achool, 9 3Q am , worshtp, ~ first and third Sunday, 7 30 Th ursday evem.ng. pm tlrayer meeting, Wed Mr and Mrs Delbert Morris nesday, ·7 30 j. m Fellowsh•P Of Athens and Mrs ~Isle Roush of Pomeroy called on Mr and Mrs FranCIS Morns Sunday afternoon nesday 7 30 p m U M W, f~rst Wednesday , 7 30 p m WESLEYAN (Rac•ne) Su nday schOo l , 10 a m wonh•P· 1 1 am Bible studv Th\Jrsday 7 p m chotr practtce Thursday 8 p m tellow $hlp supper f~rst Wednesday 6 30 p m U M W fourth Monday 8 p m GREAT BEND - Worship 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays , Church School, 10 am LETART FALLS - Worshtp 10 a m Church sc hool 9 a m , Bible study, 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worshtp 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 am MJd we ek Service Wednesday, 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sh 1p 11 a ll1 1St and 3rd Sundays Church School 10 am PORTLAND - WorShip 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worshtp 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m NORTH EA~T CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worship 10 am , Church School 9 a m Prayer Meet1ng. Wednesday B p m LONG BOTTOM - Church serv1ces 9 a m , Sund ay School 9 -45 a m Bible Study every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor sh•P 11 am Church School 10 am ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 am each Sunday, preach 1ng -at 11 am each Sunday Prayer meet1ng, 1 45 p m Wednesday w scs, 8 p m on third Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday school 9 30 preaching , 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meeting , 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS , 7 30 f~rst Thursday each montl'l SILVER RIDGE - Worship 10 a m Church School, 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 a m , Church School, 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Frederick, supt Service weekly, 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach1ng first and third Sundays of month by Clifford Smith 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Ooddrll ! pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , Leonard Gilmore first elder even.ng service 7 30 p m Wednesday pr•yer meeting , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand, pastor Sunday school 9 4.5 a m mornmg worshtp, 11 am Evening services, Tuesday and Friday , 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bible Study, 9 30 a m morning worshtp, 10 30 a I'll evening worship, 6 30 p m Wednesday Bible Study, 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School, 10 a m with Wllll!rd P1gott supt EvangelistiC message each Sunday evening, 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cline minister of the Apostolic Fa1th Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM · MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school service, 10 a m Prayer meeting. Thursday , 7 p m Sunday ev~nlng serv1ce, 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHt:IIST Pomeroy Harnsonvllle Road R lck Morn son pastor Sunday school supt Steven Stanley Sunday school 9 30 am mornmg worship and commun1on 10 30 am Sunday even 1ng youth Chr1St1an Endeavor, 6 30 p m worsh•P serviCe Sunday , 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer meetmg and B1ble study 7 30 p m JOHN LUTHERAN ST CHURCH, P1ne Grovl! The Rev Wli11am Mlddleswarth Pastor Church Services 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a 11"1 BKADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible School 9 30 am , morn1ng worship 10 30 a m Sunday evening Worship Service, 7 30 p m , cho i r practice Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m , prayer meetrng and Bible Study Wednesday , 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Fr:eeland Norris. pastdr Sunday school 10 a m Church serv.ce, 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 JO a m Morning Worsh ip 10 30 am , Evening Worship, 7 JO p m , Wednesday Mid week Service Sunday School Superintendent Gerl!ld Wells Pastor Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Walter P Bikacsan . pas.tor. Ronnie Salser, s s Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 4.5 am Sunday evening worsh ip, 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Bible Study, 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN . . ~ ..,.. Mr and PEN Corner Ash and Plum , Mid dleport Nbel Herrman, pastor Saturday evening service 7 p m Sunday school 10 am Sunday evening worship, 7 p m Mr andMrs KennelhKr1der parents, COMMUNITY TECOSTAL - Third Ave, the Rev William Knittel, pastor Ronald Dugan, Sund~y School Supt Classes for. all' ages evening service, 7 30 p m Bible study Wednesday, 7 30 p m , youth services, Friday, 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Kyle Stump She and Mrs Stump vacationed m Hawau and other points of interest 3o P m HAZEL Racine Social Events Athena. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH - Near Lon~ Bot tom Estil Hart, pastor Roy Brown usistanl pastor Sunday ~hoot 10 a m , Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evening , prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Thursday rn By Mrs. Francis Morris The Booster Class of the First Baptist Church School met Friday, Oct. 25 w1th Mrs Vazle Lee, hostess, at her home The hymn, "Love Lifted Me" opened the meeting and Mrs Edna Pickens was In charge of a devotwnal program, using for scrtpture, John 13·34-35 Readings by members were Love Is More 1han a Feeling, G1vmg Thanks to God, Do Not he OverAnXIous, This Is the Day Wh1ch the Lord Hath Made, A Word Too Seldom Used, Are You Passing Through a Testing?, Faithful Is He Who Has promised, Uvlng Wlth Myself, WithOut These Thiniis, Love and a poem, 11 Say It Now" Arter a business session, fellowship was enjoyed and lovely refreshments were served by Mrs Lee asststed by ber daughter-m-law, Mrs June Lee to nine members and one guest. Mr. Henry Roush recetved word of his greattll'anddaughter, Terri Lynn Jacobs, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Steve Jacobs, bemg licllpitallzed at the Air Force bue hospital in Uie Philippines after 111 accident in which she .tferecl a broken back. Mr. 111d Mrs Frank Cleland attended the marriage of !hell' arllllddaughter, Miss Kiril81ea Taylor .and Jeffrey Hill of .Oalllpolls, Friday, Oct 25. Mrs. Ulllart Jividen returned llome after a visit with Dr and Mrs Charles JJVIden at FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy aff1!1ated w•th S B C !he Rev Fr ed Hill pastor Troy Zwl1t1ng Sunctar school supt Sunday schoo 9 30 am morn1ng worshtp 10 30 Sunday evange li St iC meeting 1 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 are • UNITED METHODIST Preachmg 9 JO a m f1rst and second Sundays of each month third and fourth Sunda ys each month worship service at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenings at 7 iJO Prayer and Bible Stud_y_ SEVENTH DAY AD VENTI~T Mulberry He 1gh ts Pomeroy Pastor G1rard Seton Sabbat h school every Saturday at 2 p m and worshiP se rv ice follow.ng al p m Open Bible 3 15 d1scussion 7 30 p m at the church eac h Thursday 1 ~u~t;N· ~~~~n3t¥~~~~a:. ~~0 Pm EAST LETART - Sund«y school, 9 30 a m worshtp-', second anct fourth Sunday 7 30 Pm prayer meetmg, Wed " Rev Lelon Glnure pastor Sunday SchOol, 9 30 a m , youth and Junior (outh service, 6 4.5 p m evening worship 7 30 p m , prayt!r and praise Wednttsday, 7 .~q om . _ ~ SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Rtllph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m Leon M11ier supt Evening service, 7 30 p m • Prayer meeting , Thursday 7 30 p m CHESIIC~e \..rtURH OF ~ev James Sat GOD terfleld, pntor Sunday School, 9 30 a m worsh ip service 11 am evening service 7 prayer service and youth _se.[YJt_e, Wednesday 7 m f LANGSVILLI! CHR STiAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser , pas.tor Sunday School, 9 30 a m Roy S1gm an, supt morning worship, 10 30, Sunday evening service, 7 30, Mid week service Wednesday, 7~Drn ;~t'N.ACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard c Black pastor Bob Moore, Sunday School Supt , Sunday School, classes for all ages. 9 30 am , morning worship 10 45 NYPS Sunday,, 6 30p m ,vangelisticservlce, SUnday. 7 :"30 p m Mid week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m , MiSSionary meeting , c;econd Wejjnesdav 7 30 p m UNI reu FAITH NON· O.ENOMINAT)ONAL Rev Robert Smith , paitor Sunday school, 9 30 a m , class leader, ~ Leo Hill. worship service, , 10 .J~ am , church , 7 30~~ t::DEN UNITE:" oNeT~ REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake, pastor Sunday School 10 a m ... Howard McCoy supl , Morning sermon , 11 a m , Sunday1 night services Christian Endeaver, 7 30 p m , Song serytce, 8 p m , Preaching 8 30 p m , Mid wuk Prayer meeting, Wed nesday 7 p m ~·v Ademt., 1111v Ieeder -.:HurccH .. OF Je,sus CHRIST- L,ocated al Rutland on New L ima Road , next t.o Forest Acre Park ,, Rev R4<y Rouse. pastor. , Robert Musser, Sunday Scho~l supt Sunday schoot , 10 Jp • m , worship 7" 30 p m Bible s.tudy~ Wed· nesday, 7 30 p m Satur'day n lghtpra,yer service, 7 30_p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTiAN - Roger Wa.son, pastor, Ray Whaley, iupt , Morning worship, 9 30 a.m , church school, 10 30 •.m , young people'& m~eting , 6' 30 Pm evening worship, 7 10 p m Bible aludv~ Wfdnnlday, 7 ...- ~ •· -• Liy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fl'lday, Nov 8, 30 p m ' MT . UNION BAPTIST - 7 CHRI.Sf!AN CHURCH 6 30 - NBC News 3, 40 15, CBS News 8, 10 Bewitched 6 , Gomer When the goinfi'S been tOUflh .. - Pyle 13, Zoom 20 7 00 - News 10, Wild Kingdom 13 I Spy 15 Bowling for Dollars 6, Truth or Cons 3, 4 WCHS Report 8, J1mmy Dean 13 When a loved one Is ill an~ you • 7 30 - Black Perspective on the News 33 Porter Wagoner 3 Masquerade Party 4, Candid Camera 6, Pop Goes to the Countrv 8 TrP.t"~t1re Hunt 1g. To Tell the Truth 13 LETART FALLS UNITED 8 oo-washlngt"!' Review 2 , 33, Sanford & Son 3 4, 15 PlanetoftheApes8,10 , Kung Fu6, 13 When your soul cries out f~r strength 8 30-WaiiStreetWeek20,33.ChlcoandlheMan3.4 15 and cornlort . . 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 20 Rockford Flies 3, 4 15, Stx M1lllon Dollar Man6, 13 Movie " FBI Story Alvtn Karpis" 8 Movie 11 Last Train from Gun Hill' 10 Even tng at Symphony Talre the arm that reaches out to you CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY"- G P 33 10 OO - News20 PollceWoman 3,4 15 NlghtStalker6 ,13 10 30 - Paul Nuchlms 33 11 00- News3, 4, 6. 8, 10, 13, i5 ABC News33 Lean on 'Him for the strength you Sm 1-th pastor Sunday Sc~ool 10 a m Arthur Henson SUpt Morning Worship 11 a m • Young Peoples serv1ce. 7 Evenmg serVIce, 7 30 p m p m Wednesday Mid Week Prayer Serv1ce, 7 30 p m , Youth meeting, 6 30 p m , Even1ng worship, 7 30 p m need 11 30- Mission lmposslble6 Johnny Carson 3, 4,15 Janakl33, Wide World In Concert 13, Movie "The Doberman Gang 8 Movie 11 Ten L1ttle Indians" 10 12 30 - Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 Come to church. OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate. pastor Wor Sh1p service, 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School, Ric hard Barton , 9 30 am supt Pr~yer meeting, Wed nesdi!Y 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith, minister Sunda')l School 9 30 am morn 1ng church 1~ 30 a m Sunday evening service, 7 30 p m WednesdiiY service, 8 pm LAUREL CliFF Midnight Special 3, 4 15 1 30 2 30 -4 005 30 - Movie "She" 10 Movie The Oscar -4 News 13 Mov1e " Night Creatures" 4 Movie Relentless Four" -4 Coble Channel F1ve The Champions I C) "All Star Wrestlmg' Cowtown Rodeo " - Operation Gangbuster "Burke's Law Gene Berry 9 30 p m starn ng SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1974 6 3D-Ky Af1eld 13, Treetiouse Club 10, Fun for Everyone 6 FREE CHURCH 1 00 - 7 30 p m - 7 00- Treehouse Club 8 In Tou ch 13 . World Around Us 10 METHODIST Rev Floyd F Sh ook pastor Lloyd Wnght Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school 9 30 a m , morn1ng wonhip 10 30 am, even1ng worsh'lp 7 30 p m Wednesday Christian Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Ch01r pract1ce T.hursday, 7 p m DEXTER Saturdav Reoort 3 Aware 6 7 30-Sesame Sf 20, Farm Front 4 , Jabberwocky 3, Eddie Saunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8, Lass1e's Rescue Rangers 13 Man fr om COSI 10 B 00-Popeye 10 , Addams Fm"y 3,4, 15 , Jabber.,ocky 6 Yog1 s Gang 13 Speed Buggy 8 8 30-MISter Rogers 20. Wheelle & Chopper Bunch 3 4 15 , Bugs Bunny 13, Speedracer 6, Scooby-Doo 8 OF CHRIST Charles Russett , Sr, minister Norman C Will, supt Sunday school. 9 30 a m , worShiP service 10 30 a m , Bible study, Tuesday. 7 30 p m 9 DO-Emergency Plus 3.4 15 Sesame Sf 20, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Jeannie 8,10 9 30-Run Joe Run 3,4, 15 Gilligan 13 Partndge Fam•ly B, B1g Blue Marble 6 10 DO-E lee o 20, Land of the Lost 3,4, 15, Devlm 6, 13 , Valley Of REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 10 30-Zoom 2o. S1gmund 3 4, 15; Korg 6,13, Shazam 8,10 the Dmosauers 8,10 LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racine Road William Roush, pastor Denn'i.. Evans. Sunday SchooT Director Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Morning worship 10 30 a m Sunday evening service 7 Wednesday even ing p m Drayer services, 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor WorShip service, 9 30 am Sun day school 10 30 a m Sunday evening serv•ces 7 30 p m B1ble study and prayer serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m Kingsbury Road Sunday School. 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl, supt Worship serv1ce, 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting, Wednesday 1 30 p m Rev Jay Sl1les past,.,r 0Lu DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Francis Sunday school supt Sunday school 10 11 00-Pmk Panther 3,4, 15 8, 10 , Carrascolendas 20 THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sundl!y School , 9 30 am • Russell Spencer, supt , worship service, 10 45 a m , evening worship alternating with c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe, lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m worship service, 10 30 a m Bible study and Prayer service , Wednesday, 7 ~30 p m 3 »-Wagon Train 3, Arthur Sm1th 8 4,DO-TBA 6, 13, Wres tlmg 8 Man from UNCLe 4 Mov1e "Kmg Solomon's Mines" 10 5 DO-Bonanza 3, H1gh School Bow I 8, A B1t w1th Knlf 33 W1th the hope it w1ll, m some measure, fg~ter and h~lp sustain that wh1ch IS good 1n family and cDmmumty life, th1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess f1rms and organizations whose names appear below MEIGS TIRE CEN:rER 700 E Main Dlal992 2101 RACINE FOOD MARKET · GOEGLEIN R~DY Minor Repairs & Tune up Middleport Beech & Locust Ph 992 2361. 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GeQrge Hoschar, \ pastor Sunday SthOOI 9:30 ' m Preyer and lilble stud.y 1 30 p m Cottaoe Prayer Se,rvl('e Tues~a__y , 10 a m WorshiP ServlceY Thursday, 7 30 p m GEMINI IMay 21-June 201 You should be pretty good at Qeltmg a real run for every dol tar you spend especially 1f shoppmg for household needs CANCER (June 21-July 22) Handle QUICkly any senous correspondence that needs at lendmg to You II feel better once Its out of the way and 1n the ma11 LEO IJuly 23-Aug 22) II the week s budget has left you w1th a ltttle surplus cash tuck 11 safely away You II be want mg 11 later for somethmg uselu l SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Something you re hop1ng 0 for may sound like a p1pe dream to someone else but 1f you $lay on your course 11 s hkeiy t01be come a real ity rn t SAGITTARIUS INov ~~·· Dec 21) You II do very well today 11 you deal w1th persons who are older or those who share somelh1ng of a senous nature you re Interested 10 CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Stand fm11 on a dec1s1on you ve recently made Your position IS the nght one T1me w111 later altest to the fact AQUARIUS (Jan ~ . Meals and Groceries Ph 992.,.3986 Syracuse, 0 : . •) . . f"urnlture aDd Hardware Ph. 985 3308 . ' . . . Home lite Saws Chester · . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE : Church and Office Suwlles Gifts • 99 Mill St Middleport , . ' ·' . .. ' . ' . . .. . ,...· .. NEW YORK. f:tOTH'!NG HOUSE :_. Kerm's Korner Kerm II Walton : ~erov, ·. ., I . ,.. •• •••• ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• .... .. . ' WEST 20-Feb 19) You re entitled to compensatiOn for someth1ng you ve done lor another The b1U IS overdue It should be broughl lo her atten 11on PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) ThiS IS a good day IO IrOn ou t the rough spots 1n order to sohd1ly a relationShip that s 1m portant to you Don t put 11 off VIRGO (Auo 23-Seot 22) only country In the world Here's something to consider If we looked at today's world as if It beld only 100 people, there would be 70 who would be able to read, one who would have a coUege education, 50 who would be suffertng from malnutr1ton, and SO would be living In what we call substandard housing If we also looked at thiS global vlllage of 100 persons, we would find that 6 would be Amer~cans who have half the village's entire mcome, and 94 people would eXISt on the half half - READER ++ + NOTE Cop1es of "What IS a Crush-First Lov~etting to Know Yourself" are still available for young readers Send a stamped, self-addressed long envelope to HELEN AND SUE BOITEL, P 0 BOX 23057, Sacramento, calif, 98523 ' Wmn1ng " 3,4, 15 ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 42 F1ll With 1 Extmct JOY Hawanan 43 Whtrl btrd 5 AccusatiOn DOWN 10 Seaweed I French extract pamter II Actor 2 Sprightly G1ibert 3 T)lng 13 U S miSSile the 14 Appear knot 15 Man's name 13 wds) 16 Doctors' org 4 Pay dtrt 17 NT book 5 German I abbr ) City 18 Ftrst-down 6 M11ler's yardage salesman 7 Pothouse 19 Cozy room offermg 20 Wrath 8 Darby and 21 P1ck up Joan, eg pomts (2 wds) 23 Star m Lyra 24 F1im criUc Judith 26 Heavy With cargo 27 Anatorrucal network 28 Levantine ketch 29 The works 30 Sea (Fr ) 31 Lummox 34 Stampmg Yesterday's Answer ,........,,......,.,_.,.,,_ 9 Overeat 12 Abase 16 Mme entrance 22 Peer Gynt's mother 23 Liberian tnbesman 24 Nursery fiXture 2S Assuage 26 Byron poem 28 Withdra w formally 30 Sacred song 32 Rebel 33 Ultima te 38 Ok lahoma c1ty 39 lnd1an we1ght dev1ce 35 Wood sorrel 36 Swiss Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordtnar:y words. Toke 1t when tared } canton 37 O£flc1al envoy 39 Gyrate 40 Shunned lioness 8~1o.- Movie ' Brian's Song" 6 13 tJ " Angel In My Pocket" 4 30-Bob Newhart 8, 10, Mountain Scene 33, 10 DO-Nak ~a 6,13 , Biography 33 , Carol Burnett 8,10 10 30-Barenbolm on Beethoven 33 11 15-News 13, Mov1e "The lsfi!!lnd of Living Horror" 11 30-News 3 Mov1es "Swnd Me No Flowers" 4 1 "Dead R mger" 8, ' Curse of the Fly" 13, Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 Woody Hayes Football 10 1 GO-Speakeasy 6 , Mov1e " Devils of Darkness" 13 1 30-Mov•e " Fame 1s the Name of the Game" 4 2 OD-Mov1e " Duel on the Mississippi" 10 2 30-News 13 3 30-Movle 'Something Wild" 4 4 00-Movle " Three Hours to Kill" 10, 5 DO-Movie "They Ceme from Bevond S""••" DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it· ' apostrophes, lhe length and formatton of the word• are all hints Each day the code 1ettenl are different S~'E::;'B=1ET'D~~I-.,....-.,.;~ CRYPTOQUOTES No" orrance the cln:lecllottera I I 1.~=·s~· Prill ~~!!~~~~j~~=··=r=r=•j•leclbr .. I lfiUIISWIIl .. Dthe( X1 X ) V ~ to form the 1urpriae ahlwer, u abo.. cartoon. Yedenl•r'• l ("-wers lo-.rew) lumbi<oo LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A ts used for the three L's, X for the two O's etc Sm gl e letters IBL4BEDI KJ I ~ AXYDLBAAXR Is NOVEL UNITY GARBLE DISMAY Auwen What o lone bachelor al a (JOiheri~ of unmamed female• mrght lle-"SINOLED' OUT CJSFLU OJFIW MKWZUFWW, MKI N L Z IF THH JB TQTZUWI KW NLZIF. BJL CJUFX.-LJMFLI BLJWI Yesterday's Cryptoquote· I'M CERTAINLY NOT ONE OF THOSE WHO NEED TO BE PRODDED; IN FACf IF ANYTIJING, I AM THE PROD - WINSTON CHURCillLL (C lt1f. Kine PeatuNt SJII•ieate, Jnc.) ' EAST .AJ76 .95 3 .,K9643 .,852 +Qs +K732 "'104 ofoQ97 SOUTH 10) .KQ • QJ 10 +Al098 ofoKJ82 ' ~ . North South vulnerable Wesl Pass Pass Pass North East South 2• 2NT Pass Pass INT 2+ 3NT }ASOLINE ALLEY ' CAPTAIN EASY Pass Pass Openmg lead - • 4 A MON&V BELT: 1..11<& MOST CON M&PIJ, SHAD &EL.IE-Ye:S I~ PLAYI~G 5-AI"E WITH HIS OMIN CASH• By Oswald & James Jacoby "Out, out damned spot'' m1ght be a good Iitle for to· day's hand South wasn't happy w1th the openmg lead or w1th the dummy but happy or unhap· py he had to play the hand He sta rted With a sue· cessful heart fmesse It was apparent that he would need "L ABNER a lot of luck m the mmor smts so he started by carefully ieadmg h1s e1ght of clubs MAYOR not the deuce Up w1th dum· HAWKINS my's ace and back for a sue· SUMMONS cessful fmesse of the Jack THE Now he cashed the kmg and LOCAL led that carefull,r preserved llACHEl.Of\5 deuce to dummy s s1x spot Now he was ready to attack diamonds He did so by lead· mg a low d1amond from dum· my East played low and Slluth's e1ght lost to West's queen , West knocked out dummy s BORN LOSER -AND THE:'SAr>E HAWKINS DA'I RACE.' BECAME AN ANNUAlf'!of'uDoER') EVENT WHICH SPREAD AlL OVER THE WORLD!.' ace of hearts, whereupon N!NNIE South led the Jack . of d1a· moods; fmeslSe d ' 'a~~~nst East's kmg, led dummy s last d1amond and wound lip w1th two hearts, four clubs, three d1amonds and all the mar· bies Note that South had to r,e· member to iead:.l;he e1ght not the deuce of C\ubs and a small d1amopd, not the Jack when he started that su1t ALlEY OOP LAIR;) ;)•~&,RU !] :. The b1ddmg has been I ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. - I • I • "The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio Ph 949 5772 . ·-•• POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Merchandise Rae lne Pomeroy Dla1992·2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE [ 1. •• • ••• • •• Nationwide Insurance Co .of CDiumbus, 0 307 Spring Ave . BAP· • .... • ' Of The Mel~s MaS<ln Area CHRIST. P 0 Box 487, Miller St, Mason , w Va Sunday Bible Study 10 a m , Worship 1t a m and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music •• •• • TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second Sf Middleport, 0 46 Court St Ga.lllpolls. 0 THE DAILY SENTINEL 01' •• •• • 8 + ..._ Middleport, Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS NORTH • 10 8 4 2 ., A 7 J64 ofoA65 3 •• •• • M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODUNER Middleport Small cards play big role ..••• •• ••• ••• INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Store with A Heart Phone 949 3342 Rae me George Casto, pastor Sundey School 9 30 evenlnq worship, 7 3U • nursoay evvnu1y t-~roy~' serv.ce..t 7 30 - ~ m pa.stor sunday School, f 30 I m , Jamn Hughes, supt , evening service, 7 30 p:m __ ,_. Wednesday evening prayer me,ting 1 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday. Plan someth1ng soc1a1 but don t mvo111e yourself With too large a group Just have a lew older friend s you re comfo rtab le With Marshall Is 33 9 ItO-Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Unto th~ H1lls 33. Mov1es 11 ItO-News 4,6,8,10,13 Janakl 33 •• •• Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va Pomeroy Meigs County Branch GOD- Second St , Ma&on,~ w Va~ Chester Tennant, pastor Sunday school, 10 a m , morning worship, n 1 m , evengellstlc service, 7 30 p m QJble study and prayer service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 ~\. 30-Frrends & Lovers 6 DO-News 3 4,10 Lawrence Welk B. V•lla Allegre 33 6 30-News 3,4, 15, News 6 . Zoom 33, CBS News10 7 OD-Hee Haw 6,8, Lawrence Welk 4, 15· Treasure Hunt 3 $25,000 Pyram1d 10 , L1llas Yoga & You 33 - HEINERS BAKERY MASON CDU NTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, pm MA$0N ASSI!MBLY OF 1:1 9 l 30-Jeopardy 3, An1mal World 10, Catch 33 33, Bobby . RUTLAND CHURCH OF TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor, Welter Cloud Sunday school, 9 45 a m worship service_, 11 a m and 7 30 ·P m Weekly Bible study, Wednesday, 7 30 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 23) U uBorn Free" 5 30- Course of Our Time ~ 33 News 8 Spnng Street 15 WIN AT BRIDGE THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grimm , Jr, pastor Sunday School , 9 30 a m , Morning worship, 10 30 am Young people's service, 6 45 p m , Evangelis11c service, 7 30 p m Wednesday evening service, 7 30 p m SOUTHERN ForSaturdav\ Nov 9,1074 ARIES (March 21·Aprtl 19) You re capable of gett1ng dUite a b1t accomplished today 1f you set yOur mmd lo 1t Do lhmgs that are worthwhile and productive 23·0ct Now 9 1974 MuCh of your lime w111 be spen th1S year 1n pursUit of nev. knowledge to further yo ur hopes and amb1ltons II w1lt prove to be a good base on whiCh to bu1ld a heallh1er bank account Something that Will help further B personal amb1llon w111 be told lo you m confidence Don t tell others about 11 yet Goldsboro 13 10 COMMUNITY CHURCH •I LIBRA (Sept 8 00-E mergency 3 All m the Family 8 10 Cricket In T1mes 6, 13 , Book Beat 33 12 OO-Mov1es ' Fatheer Goose" 3 "Best Years of Our L1ves" J:HURCH Sunday School, 9 30 a m Worship service, 11 a m , Wednesday prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Sunday nlgt}t worship, 7 30 p m FIRST 3 DO-Gree'l1 Acres 3, Viewpomt 8 7 .31-37 RUTLAND MASON Popeye 10, Mov1e "Winchester '73" 4 2 30-Thrlllseekers 3, Movie " The Palom1no" 10 Wednesday Mark RUTLAND CHUR(H OF t:HR 1ST- Rod Kasler, pastor V H Braley Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m , worSh•P serv1ce and com mun10n 10 30 am youth meet1ng 6 p m Sundi!Y evening serv1ce, 7 regular board meetrng third Saturday, 7 p m 1 RUTLAND DEAR HELEN· It's 6 30 p.m. Here I Sit crying from sheer nervous exhaustion This lS how It's gomg to be from now till school 1t out homework' We have f1ve children. Each brings home ahoul two hours of "school." Who ends up suffering• Mom' Some children are luckier than mine. The11 parents are coUege graduates Sometimes my high schoolers' homework stumps me . But mostly It's the time. From kindergartner's alphabet drill to third grader's flash cards, to Junior high multlplicatton tables, to sophomore biology and math - how does one mother do 1t all • And don't say, "Make the child do It " How many parents end up toUing over hbmework so that the kids don't end up m tears - or flunk• We teach our children mamers, gtve them reUgtous guidance, try to Instill right from wrong. Then we send them out to school for an education, and the educators send 1t rtght back to us, THEY are being pa1d to teach, why should we parents do a large per C't!llt of !hell' work • Do other mothers feel this way'- BRAIN-DRAINED DEAR B·D: I don't kriow Let's ask them , Comments, parents• - HELEN DEAR HELEN: I have a friend who manages a small apartment house I've seen her rwnmage through her tenants' maU, read cards, etc She stands behind her window draperies, spying on Who VISits whom • When someone has compaey, she makes a pretext of VIS ling so she can snoop. She has a key to each apartment and " lDspects" whlie the tenants are away. She's even been seen nunmaging through apartment gar. bage cans' Do you suppose she is getting senile or Is she JUSt plam nosey, and should the tenants be told • - PERPLEXED FRIEND DEAR FRIEND If the tenants aren't already aware arxl complaining, tben perhaps your ''frierxl" Isn't as nosey as you thmk Why not let them manage tbell' own problems•-H. DEAR HELEN. So many people seem to consider the Uruted States as the 1 30-NFL Football 4 2 OG-Nt=L Football 3, TBA 15 . CBS Sports Spectacular 8 Scflplures Selected By The Amenun Bible Soc1ely GOSPEl MT HERMON CHUROH OF Homework 11 Mom's Headache You re setting a schedule lor yourself of lh1ngs you want to do Its not lik ely you 11 let anyone or anything 1nterfere wtlh Sun11val 4, Legal Serv1ce Plan 15 LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert ' Wyatt pastor , Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne , Bible preachmg School 9 30 a m 10 45 a m Evenmg services 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Nev il le pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m • Morn mg serv 1ce 10 30 a m youth service 6 45 p m • Evangelist ic serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Thursday, 7 30 p m FREEDOM Super Fnends 6 13 Globetrotters 11 30-Star Trek 3,15, Hudson Brothers 8,10, Zoom 20 12 DO-Jetsons 3,4, 15, Archie 8,10 , These Are the Days 6, 13. 12 30-Eiec Co 20, Jack Lengyel Football 3, College Football 6, 13, Go 4, 15, Fat Albert 8 10 1 ItO-Children's Film Feshval 8 10 , Soul Tram 3 World of am MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev L R Gluesencarn.p, pastor Roger Wilfred, Sr , SUfldBy School Supt Sunday ~chool 9 30 a m Sunday evenmg worship 7 30 Prayer meeting , Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter, class leader Youth meet 1ng, Wednesdav. 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter, leader Helen Bottel Aviation Weather 20, 33 must carry on . · When your problems seem more than you can handle · · · BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norris, pastor , Floyd Norris supt SUnday sc hool, 'J 30 am mornmQ sermon 10 30 a m Prayer servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH Helen Help By Us. • • FRIDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1974 6 00 - News 3, 4, 15, 8, 10, Sesame St 20. ABC News 6, 13 Personality & Behavioral Development 33 Eugene I.!Jnderwood, pastor Howard OaldweJI, Jr ( Sunday School Supt • Sunday School, 9 30 a m Morning Sermon 1Q JO a m Sunday evening serv•ce, 7 p m CHESTER Television Log ••• 7he scren8Cb You Meed Rev Cecil Cox pastor Sunday School supt , Joe Sayre Sund.ay scrtool 9 4S a m Sunday evenmg worship , 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Bible study, 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS 197,!4~:0SIIIIi:OSIIIII:OSIIIII:OSIIIII:OSIIIII:OSII!Iilllll!lllllill~iilll~iili!IWI-IIW:l:OSIIIII=~ ·;· •• •••• •• •• - West Pass Pass Pass North East 1' Pass s• Pass 3' 6~ 2. Soulh 4NT Pass 5NT Pass ? RINGO )OUR EMOTIONAL IN<;!ABILITY 5T!'MS f'ROM You South, hold •A K B 4 'K 2 +Q 54 .A Q 54 A Di;:EP 5EATED li'l<t>BLEM What do you do now"' A-Bid ~~even notrump. no& seven hearts. lr hearts are mild you can count 13 .&ricki I '> ;' . ' • ',. .' ' TODAY S QUESTION Instead of blddmg SIX hearts to show two ktngs, your partner has : .. ' \ '' ' btd ~~u,:: d.lamonds m r eponse to your five notrump r..a \1 What do you do now' • I �·-· • ~~~::;::~!:::;~~~:Y:,O.,,Fr:~Nov POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY POMEROY FIRST Rev W H PE!rrln pastor Roy Mayer Sunday school s upt Church . ,' . '·__ ·-... ... schoo l , 9 15 am worsh•P serv1ce, 10 24 a m of Mary Sk1nner senror cho1r ~:~.~~ f~~~~ r~~~a:,s~l•re~?;n rehearsal 1 30 p m Thursday with Mrs Pi5ul Nease dlrp,.t+.r POMEROY CHURCH THE NAZARENE - Union Clvde Corner and Mulberry Rev v Henderson pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m ,I' 0~ McClung supt Glen morning worth lp 10 JQ. a m even lng 7 30 m 1d week ser Ylct, Wednesday, 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The service Rev Harold. Oeeth rector Churcn servtces 10 30 a m Holy commun ion frrst Sunday , \ of month church school 10 30 • m for nursery throuQh 12 ~OMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- Ferrell Gron.nger puto~ Bible school 9 30 a m worship , worship 10 30 serv•ce a m adutt and young people's meeting 7 30 p m Combined Bible st udy and prayer meeting Wednesday '1 30 P-' m THE SALVATION ARMY - Envoy Ray w Wmmg off 1cer fn •charge Sunday, 10 a m Holiness meeting, 10 30 a m SUnday School Young People 's t.eglon, 7 p m , Thurse~ay 1 to 3 p '!' ._L~Ies Home L~~ P m , Prep classes SJ PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts, Pomeroy The Rev W1ll1a m M1ddleswarth Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Church Serv•ces 11 om SACRED HEART - Re\1 Father Paul 0 Welton pastor Phone 992 2825 Saturday evening Mass 7 30 Sunday Con Mass, B and 10 a m fession, Saturday, 7 7 30 p m 8,1974 GRAHAM BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn putor Wilham Watson. Sunday school supt Sund ay sc bool 9 30 a m: BYF, 6 p m , B ble study Wednesday, 1 p m choir practice, Wednesday 8 30 p m POMERO f WESLEYAN HOLINES CHURCK Harr.son\lllle Rev 0 Dell Manley Pastor Henry Eblin Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Evenmg worsh 1p 1 30 p m Prayer and Prase serv ce Thursday 1 30 Pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOO Rev George 0 1 er pastor Sunday mornmg school 9 45 a m preach1ng 11 am evangel iStiC service 7 3D P m Pray er m ee ting Thursday 7 30 p 11'1 POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Matn 51 - Loren T Stephens evange l 1st phone 992 7856 Conservlltlve, non mstrumental Sunday worship 10 am Bible study 11 am worsh1p 6 p m Wednesday B1ble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non d&nom 'nat1ona1 ) Langsv1l!e Dexter Road th e Rev Worley Haley pastor Sun day school 10 am even mg worship 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group, Friday 7 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST - Re\1 Ben D1llard pastor Roger Turner ass1stant pastor Sun day sc hool 10 a m Sun day evenmg serv1ce 7 30 Wed nesday B1ble study 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Ron Terry pastor Sunda y sc hool 10 a m Mrs Worley F ranc1s super1ntendent Morning worsh1p 11 a m Sunday' evenmg serv 1ce 7 30 the Sermonette By Howard C. Black, Pallor 8)'1'8C111e Cllurcb of the Nazarene SC:RlPTURE TEXT: Blessed IS the man who walks not m the counsel of the wicked, nor stands In the way of sinners, nor sits m the seat of the scoffers, but his delight IS In the law of the Lord, andonhlslawhe meditates day arxl night ( Psalm 1 1·2RSV) • '. 'Die word, "square", has often been a term used In deriSion and mockery of others. When someone hasn't gone along with the CJOWII, or takes an unpopular stand because of personal convictions, there were those who were always qwck to label that " -• I I \ ~ a "square". · When we examine the basic meaning of the word "square", we find that It Is not just descriptive of something having four equal sides and four right angles; 1t also means, "to be raised to lbe second power; to be straightforward, honest " This IS ~UUI!Itive of strength arxl solidity. • How the world needs people today that has strength of dlaracter! Wilen this world .seems to be crwnbllng around us and many people are "going to pieces" because of the mental strilm, angullb and frustrations of today's faslilaced living, we need, as we alwa)'ll bave, men and women with a strength of character tbat has a solid moral arxl spiritual hase 'Die world needs people who will walk uprightly and llralghtfoward We don't need the scoffers, nor those who fmd llOWllel among evU doers We need people who take delight m the law ol the Lord! Don't be afraid to be caUed a square If you are ridiculed for old.faahloned virtues. Don't~ afraid to be called a square because you do not go along with the so-called ''new morality" or the cbang~able .... .' ,.. l'i"" '' "llituatlon etblcs" of today. • There some squares of our rnodo!rn.Qay SOCiety WhO are 11111 to be taken lightly. They believe In God and try to live an uprlgbt atristlan life. They believe In and read the Bible iarloualy. They believe In arxl practice the power of prayer. They are unafraid to witness to their faith. 'lbesemodern-day squares don't cut corners and "goof off"' They try to give an honest day's work for an honest day's pay. 'l1ley don't lie, or cbeat on the otber personr or steal from him. They believe that It Is more Important to play (air than win the game. 'l1ley are "sq\lat'e with the world'" the final analysis, the squares are the ones who really turn the wheels, dig the fields, move mountains, see dreams become realillee, and get thjngs done' Mrs . Mayme Mallory • returned home after spending leVeral weeks In Akron wtth • ,..T MORIAH BAPTIST - Corner Fourth and Main M1ddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mrs Ervin Baumgard ner supt Morning worship 10 45 a m JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES Larry Carna han pres 1d lng mln1ster Sunday Bible tee ture 9 30 .a m Watchtower study 10 30 a m Tuesday B1ble study, 7 30 p m Thurs day , ministry school, 7 30 p m , service meeting II 30 Pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ m Chrtshan UnionLawrence Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Evenmg worship, 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet ing, 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 the Rev James~M Muncy pastor Sunday school, 9 -H a m , morning worship 11 am even ing worship 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng, Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meet.ng '1 30 D m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Sixth and Palmer the Rev Steve Sk aggs pastor Danny Thompson Sun day sc hool supt WMPO rad10 program, 7 45 a m Sunday school 9 15 a m mornmg worSh ip 10 15 am Youth act1V1t1es and fellowship for lun10r and sen1or high students 6 p m Bible study, 7 30 p m Mid week prayer serv1ce Wedn esday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mtddleport 5th and Mam Georgt Glaze min iste r James Sheets, supenntendent Btbi e school , 9 30 a m morn ing worship, 10 30 am evening worship, 7 30 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev pastor Floyd Don Co le C~rson Sunday School supt Sunday school 9 30 a m J morn ng worsh•P 10 30 a m Sunday evangei1st•c meetmg 7 30 p m frayer meetmg Wednesday 30 p m THE UNITED PRES IBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dw1ght L Zavitz Pastor Director HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School$ '9 30 a m , Mrs Homer Lee, SiJI)t Morning Worship 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m , John Fultr, SUAf , Morn1ng F Worship , 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morning WQrship 9 a m , Sunday Church School 10 a m , Mrs Sampsont Hall , Supt RUTLAND CHU-RCH OF Goo- Ph Filip Whitley pastor Sunday school, 10 am worship service 7 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST - _! ~ >t of Columbus were weekend guests of Mrs Grace Krider Mr and Mrs A J Gould of Marietta and Mr and Mrs Wilham Lake, Lor1 and Sean, of Colwnbus spent Saturday, Oct 26, With Mr and Mrs Morris Mr and Mrs Edward M. Brown of Del RIO, Texas, returned home after spending Francis two weeks Wlth her parents, Mr and Mrs Martin Wilcoxen and his mothec m New Haven Mrs Helen Simpson spent the weekend w1th her son and daughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs Brtan Simpson and children of Baltimore MISS Pam Hill of Columbus spent the weekend with her Mrs Billy HiU coo::"i~~~IVE PARISH 1 THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner POME~g;•truSTER Rev . carlE Hleks Rev D. Wm Sydenstricker CHESTER - Worship 9 15am Church School 10 a m" ENTERPRISE - Worship v a m , Church School, 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship. II a m , Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worship, 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 P m ROCK SPRINGS- Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m u~i~ot~0p'1,:l'T cLust'ER Rev RobertBumgerner H~ATH - WorshiP 10 3C a m , Church School 9 30 a m u My F 1 p m RUTLAND - Worship 9 1 am Church School 10 a m UM y F 7 p m SALEM CENTER - Wor ship 9 a m , Church School 10 am , UMYF Thursda~ 7j m ~~~AR~~:.~dc~ul..~,, AS&URY - worship 11 a m , Church School 9 50 a m , WSCS, lst Tuesdey FOREST RUN -Worship 9 Mra Dave Lowman, Jenny, Dalton and Lori, of New Haven visited Mr. and Mrs Ralph Badgley, Saturday, Oct 26 Dmner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Martin Wtlcoxen wereMr. andMrs Joe Pierson of West Elkton Mr and Mrs Larry Grtnun and ~hildren of Westerville spent the weekend Wlth his ' parents , Mr Rodenck Grunm and Mr.s 1 ;;,f am , Church School 10 • m WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , wscs, 3rd Monday 1 1 30 p m Sc~:O~A~~~Ea m. ~~~lh~~ servl<;~, 7 so p m SD\JTHERN CLilSTER Rev. Steven Wilson Rev L,.rry Polinl Rev. Howard Shiveley BETHANY (DOrCIII) worship, 9 30 a m , Church School 10 ao • m CARMEl- - WDrsl\lp, 11 am , 1$t and 3rd Suhdays. C!:hurch School 10 am Mr and Mrs Ernest Bus~ APP(~ GROVE ~ >undav vis1tedMr and Mrs Ed Miller. >~ r achool, 9 3Q am , worshtp, ~ first and third Sunday, 7 30 Th ursday evem.ng. pm tlrayer meeting, Wed Mr and Mrs Delbert Morris nesday, ·7 30 j. m Fellowsh•P Of Athens and Mrs ~Isle Roush of Pomeroy called on Mr and Mrs FranCIS Morns Sunday afternoon nesday 7 30 p m U M W, f~rst Wednesday , 7 30 p m WESLEYAN (Rac•ne) Su nday schOo l , 10 a m wonh•P· 1 1 am Bible studv Th\Jrsday 7 p m chotr practtce Thursday 8 p m tellow $hlp supper f~rst Wednesday 6 30 p m U M W fourth Monday 8 p m GREAT BEND - Worship 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays , Church School, 10 am LETART FALLS - Worshtp 10 a m Church sc hool 9 a m , Bible study, 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worshtp 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 am MJd we ek Service Wednesday, 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sh 1p 11 a ll1 1St and 3rd Sundays Church School 10 am PORTLAND - WorShip 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worshtp 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m NORTH EA~T CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worship 10 am , Church School 9 a m Prayer Meet1ng. Wednesday B p m LONG BOTTOM - Church serv1ces 9 a m , Sund ay School 9 -45 a m Bible Study every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor sh•P 11 am Church School 10 am ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 am each Sunday, preach 1ng -at 11 am each Sunday Prayer meet1ng, 1 45 p m Wednesday w scs, 8 p m on third Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday school 9 30 preaching , 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meeting , 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS , 7 30 f~rst Thursday each montl'l SILVER RIDGE - Worship 10 a m Church School, 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 a m , Church School, 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Frederick, supt Service weekly, 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach1ng first and third Sundays of month by Clifford Smith 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Ooddrll ! pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a m , Leonard Gilmore first elder even.ng service 7 30 p m Wednesday pr•yer meeting , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand, pastor Sunday school 9 4.5 a m mornmg worshtp, 11 am Evening services, Tuesday and Friday , 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bible Study, 9 30 a m morning worshtp, 10 30 a I'll evening worship, 6 30 p m Wednesday Bible Study, 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School, 10 a m with Wllll!rd P1gott supt EvangelistiC message each Sunday evening, 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cline minister of the Apostolic Fa1th Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM · MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school service, 10 a m Prayer meeting. Thursday , 7 p m Sunday ev~nlng serv1ce, 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHt:IIST Pomeroy Harnsonvllle Road R lck Morn son pastor Sunday school supt Steven Stanley Sunday school 9 30 am mornmg worship and commun1on 10 30 am Sunday even 1ng youth Chr1St1an Endeavor, 6 30 p m worsh•P serviCe Sunday , 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer meetmg and B1ble study 7 30 p m JOHN LUTHERAN ST CHURCH, P1ne Grovl! The Rev Wli11am Mlddleswarth Pastor Church Services 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a 11"1 BKADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible School 9 30 am , morn1ng worship 10 30 a m Sunday evening Worship Service, 7 30 p m , cho i r practice Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m , prayer meetrng and Bible Study Wednesday , 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Fr:eeland Norris. pastdr Sunday school 10 a m Church serv.ce, 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 JO a m Morning Worsh ip 10 30 am , Evening Worship, 7 JO p m , Wednesday Mid week Service Sunday School Superintendent Gerl!ld Wells Pastor Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Walter P Bikacsan . pas.tor. Ronnie Salser, s s Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 4.5 am Sunday evening worsh ip, 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Bible Study, 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN . . ~ ..,.. Mr and PEN Corner Ash and Plum , Mid dleport Nbel Herrman, pastor Saturday evening service 7 p m Sunday school 10 am Sunday evening worship, 7 p m Mr andMrs KennelhKr1der parents, COMMUNITY TECOSTAL - Third Ave, the Rev William Knittel, pastor Ronald Dugan, Sund~y School Supt Classes for. all' ages evening service, 7 30 p m Bible study Wednesday, 7 30 p m , youth services, Friday, 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Kyle Stump She and Mrs Stump vacationed m Hawau and other points of interest 3o P m HAZEL Racine Social Events Athena. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH - Near Lon~ Bot tom Estil Hart, pastor Roy Brown usistanl pastor Sunday ~hoot 10 a m , Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evening , prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Thursday rn By Mrs. Francis Morris The Booster Class of the First Baptist Church School met Friday, Oct. 25 w1th Mrs Vazle Lee, hostess, at her home The hymn, "Love Lifted Me" opened the meeting and Mrs Edna Pickens was In charge of a devotwnal program, using for scrtpture, John 13·34-35 Readings by members were Love Is More 1han a Feeling, G1vmg Thanks to God, Do Not he OverAnXIous, This Is the Day Wh1ch the Lord Hath Made, A Word Too Seldom Used, Are You Passing Through a Testing?, Faithful Is He Who Has promised, Uvlng Wlth Myself, WithOut These Thiniis, Love and a poem, 11 Say It Now" Arter a business session, fellowship was enjoyed and lovely refreshments were served by Mrs Lee asststed by ber daughter-m-law, Mrs June Lee to nine members and one guest. Mr. Henry Roush recetved word of his greattll'anddaughter, Terri Lynn Jacobs, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Steve Jacobs, bemg licllpitallzed at the Air Force bue hospital in Uie Philippines after 111 accident in which she .tferecl a broken back. Mr. 111d Mrs Frank Cleland attended the marriage of !hell' arllllddaughter, Miss Kiril81ea Taylor .and Jeffrey Hill of .Oalllpolls, Friday, Oct 25. Mrs. Ulllart Jividen returned llome after a visit with Dr and Mrs Charles JJVIden at FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy aff1!1ated w•th S B C !he Rev Fr ed Hill pastor Troy Zwl1t1ng Sunctar school supt Sunday schoo 9 30 am morn1ng worshtp 10 30 Sunday evange li St iC meeting 1 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m 1 are • UNITED METHODIST Preachmg 9 JO a m f1rst and second Sundays of each month third and fourth Sunda ys each month worship service at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenings at 7 iJO Prayer and Bible Stud_y_ SEVENTH DAY AD VENTI~T Mulberry He 1gh ts Pomeroy Pastor G1rard Seton Sabbat h school every Saturday at 2 p m and worshiP se rv ice follow.ng al p m Open Bible 3 15 d1scussion 7 30 p m at the church eac h Thursday 1 ~u~t;N· ~~~~n3t¥~~~~a:. ~~0 Pm EAST LETART - Sund«y school, 9 30 a m worshtp-', second anct fourth Sunday 7 30 Pm prayer meetmg, Wed " Rev Lelon Glnure pastor Sunday SchOol, 9 30 a m , youth and Junior (outh service, 6 4.5 p m evening worship 7 30 p m , prayt!r and praise Wednttsday, 7 .~q om . _ ~ SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Rtllph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m Leon M11ier supt Evening service, 7 30 p m • Prayer meeting , Thursday 7 30 p m CHESIIC~e \..rtURH OF ~ev James Sat GOD terfleld, pntor Sunday School, 9 30 a m worsh ip service 11 am evening service 7 prayer service and youth _se.[YJt_e, Wednesday 7 m f LANGSVILLI! CHR STiAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser , pas.tor Sunday School, 9 30 a m Roy S1gm an, supt morning worship, 10 30, Sunday evening service, 7 30, Mid week service Wednesday, 7~Drn ;~t'N.ACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard c Black pastor Bob Moore, Sunday School Supt , Sunday School, classes for all ages. 9 30 am , morning worship 10 45 NYPS Sunday,, 6 30p m ,vangelisticservlce, SUnday. 7 :"30 p m Mid week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m , MiSSionary meeting , c;econd Wejjnesdav 7 30 p m UNI reu FAITH NON· O.ENOMINAT)ONAL Rev Robert Smith , paitor Sunday school, 9 30 a m , class leader, ~ Leo Hill. worship service, , 10 .J~ am , church , 7 30~~ t::DEN UNITE:" oNeT~ REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake, pastor Sunday School 10 a m ... Howard McCoy supl , Morning sermon , 11 a m , Sunday1 night services Christian Endeaver, 7 30 p m , Song serytce, 8 p m , Preaching 8 30 p m , Mid wuk Prayer meeting, Wed nesday 7 p m ~·v Ademt., 1111v Ieeder -.:HurccH .. OF Je,sus CHRIST- L,ocated al Rutland on New L ima Road , next t.o Forest Acre Park ,, Rev R4<y Rouse. pastor. , Robert Musser, Sunday Scho~l supt Sunday schoot , 10 Jp • m , worship 7" 30 p m Bible s.tudy~ Wed· nesday, 7 30 p m Satur'day n lghtpra,yer service, 7 30_p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTiAN - Roger Wa.son, pastor, Ray Whaley, iupt , Morning worship, 9 30 a.m , church school, 10 30 •.m , young people'& m~eting , 6' 30 Pm evening worship, 7 10 p m Bible aludv~ Wfdnnlday, 7 ...- ~ •· -• Liy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fl'lday, Nov 8, 30 p m ' MT . UNION BAPTIST - 7 CHRI.Sf!AN CHURCH 6 30 - NBC News 3, 40 15, CBS News 8, 10 Bewitched 6 , Gomer When the goinfi'S been tOUflh .. - Pyle 13, Zoom 20 7 00 - News 10, Wild Kingdom 13 I Spy 15 Bowling for Dollars 6, Truth or Cons 3, 4 WCHS Report 8, J1mmy Dean 13 When a loved one Is ill an~ you • 7 30 - Black Perspective on the News 33 Porter Wagoner 3 Masquerade Party 4, Candid Camera 6, Pop Goes to the Countrv 8 TrP.t"~t1re Hunt 1g. To Tell the Truth 13 LETART FALLS UNITED 8 oo-washlngt"!' Review 2 , 33, Sanford & Son 3 4, 15 PlanetoftheApes8,10 , Kung Fu6, 13 When your soul cries out f~r strength 8 30-WaiiStreetWeek20,33.ChlcoandlheMan3.4 15 and cornlort . . 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 20 Rockford Flies 3, 4 15, Stx M1lllon Dollar Man6, 13 Movie " FBI Story Alvtn Karpis" 8 Movie 11 Last Train from Gun Hill' 10 Even tng at Symphony Talre the arm that reaches out to you CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY"- G P 33 10 OO - News20 PollceWoman 3,4 15 NlghtStalker6 ,13 10 30 - Paul Nuchlms 33 11 00- News3, 4, 6. 8, 10, 13, i5 ABC News33 Lean on 'Him for the strength you Sm 1-th pastor Sunday Sc~ool 10 a m Arthur Henson SUpt Morning Worship 11 a m • Young Peoples serv1ce. 7 Evenmg serVIce, 7 30 p m p m Wednesday Mid Week Prayer Serv1ce, 7 30 p m , Youth meeting, 6 30 p m , Even1ng worship, 7 30 p m need 11 30- Mission lmposslble6 Johnny Carson 3, 4,15 Janakl33, Wide World In Concert 13, Movie "The Doberman Gang 8 Movie 11 Ten L1ttle Indians" 10 12 30 - Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 Come to church. OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate. pastor Wor Sh1p service, 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School, Ric hard Barton , 9 30 am supt Pr~yer meeting, Wed nesdi!Y 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith, minister Sunda')l School 9 30 am morn 1ng church 1~ 30 a m Sunday evening service, 7 30 p m WednesdiiY service, 8 pm LAUREL CliFF Midnight Special 3, 4 15 1 30 2 30 -4 005 30 - Movie "She" 10 Movie The Oscar -4 News 13 Mov1e " Night Creatures" 4 Movie Relentless Four" -4 Coble Channel F1ve The Champions I C) "All Star Wrestlmg' Cowtown Rodeo " - Operation Gangbuster "Burke's Law Gene Berry 9 30 p m starn ng SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1974 6 3D-Ky Af1eld 13, Treetiouse Club 10, Fun for Everyone 6 FREE CHURCH 1 00 - 7 30 p m - 7 00- Treehouse Club 8 In Tou ch 13 . World Around Us 10 METHODIST Rev Floyd F Sh ook pastor Lloyd Wnght Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school 9 30 a m , morn1ng wonhip 10 30 am, even1ng worsh'lp 7 30 p m Wednesday Christian Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Ch01r pract1ce T.hursday, 7 p m DEXTER Saturdav Reoort 3 Aware 6 7 30-Sesame Sf 20, Farm Front 4 , Jabberwocky 3, Eddie Saunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8, Lass1e's Rescue Rangers 13 Man fr om COSI 10 B 00-Popeye 10 , Addams Fm"y 3,4, 15 , Jabber.,ocky 6 Yog1 s Gang 13 Speed Buggy 8 8 30-MISter Rogers 20. Wheelle & Chopper Bunch 3 4 15 , Bugs Bunny 13, Speedracer 6, Scooby-Doo 8 OF CHRIST Charles Russett , Sr, minister Norman C Will, supt Sunday school. 9 30 a m , worShiP service 10 30 a m , Bible study, Tuesday. 7 30 p m 9 DO-Emergency Plus 3.4 15 Sesame Sf 20, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Jeannie 8,10 9 30-Run Joe Run 3,4, 15 Gilligan 13 Partndge Fam•ly B, B1g Blue Marble 6 10 DO-E lee o 20, Land of the Lost 3,4, 15, Devlm 6, 13 , Valley Of REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 10 30-Zoom 2o. S1gmund 3 4, 15; Korg 6,13, Shazam 8,10 the Dmosauers 8,10 LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racine Road William Roush, pastor Denn'i.. Evans. Sunday SchooT Director Sunday School, 9 30 a m , Morning worship 10 30 a m Sunday evening service 7 Wednesday even ing p m Drayer services, 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor WorShip service, 9 30 am Sun day school 10 30 a m Sunday evening serv•ces 7 30 p m B1ble study and prayer serv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m Kingsbury Road Sunday School. 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl, supt Worship serv1ce, 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting, Wednesday 1 30 p m Rev Jay Sl1les past,.,r 0Lu DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Francis Sunday school supt Sunday school 10 11 00-Pmk Panther 3,4, 15 8, 10 , Carrascolendas 20 THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sundl!y School , 9 30 am • Russell Spencer, supt , worship service, 10 45 a m , evening worship alternating with c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe, lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m worship service, 10 30 a m Bible study and Prayer service , Wednesday, 7 ~30 p m 3 »-Wagon Train 3, Arthur Sm1th 8 4,DO-TBA 6, 13, Wres tlmg 8 Man from UNCLe 4 Mov1e "Kmg Solomon's Mines" 10 5 DO-Bonanza 3, H1gh School Bow I 8, A B1t w1th Knlf 33 W1th the hope it w1ll, m some measure, fg~ter and h~lp sustain that wh1ch IS good 1n family and cDmmumty life, th1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess f1rms and organizations whose names appear below MEIGS TIRE CEN:rER 700 E Main Dlal992 2101 RACINE FOOD MARKET · GOEGLEIN R~DY Minor Repairs & Tune up Middleport Beech & Locust Ph 992 2361. 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' WEST 20-Feb 19) You re entitled to compensatiOn for someth1ng you ve done lor another The b1U IS overdue It should be broughl lo her atten 11on PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) ThiS IS a good day IO IrOn ou t the rough spots 1n order to sohd1ly a relationShip that s 1m portant to you Don t put 11 off VIRGO (Auo 23-Seot 22) only country In the world Here's something to consider If we looked at today's world as if It beld only 100 people, there would be 70 who would be able to read, one who would have a coUege education, 50 who would be suffertng from malnutr1ton, and SO would be living In what we call substandard housing If we also looked at thiS global vlllage of 100 persons, we would find that 6 would be Amer~cans who have half the village's entire mcome, and 94 people would eXISt on the half half - READER ++ + NOTE Cop1es of "What IS a Crush-First Lov~etting to Know Yourself" are still available for young readers Send a stamped, self-addressed long envelope to HELEN AND SUE BOITEL, P 0 BOX 23057, Sacramento, calif, 98523 ' Wmn1ng " 3,4, 15 ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 42 F1ll With 1 Extmct JOY Hawanan 43 Whtrl btrd 5 AccusatiOn DOWN 10 Seaweed I French extract pamter II Actor 2 Sprightly G1ibert 3 T)lng 13 U S miSSile the 14 Appear knot 15 Man's name 13 wds) 16 Doctors' org 4 Pay dtrt 17 NT book 5 German I abbr ) City 18 Ftrst-down 6 M11ler's yardage salesman 7 Pothouse 19 Cozy room offermg 20 Wrath 8 Darby and 21 P1ck up Joan, eg pomts (2 wds) 23 Star m Lyra 24 F1im criUc Judith 26 Heavy With cargo 27 Anatorrucal network 28 Levantine ketch 29 The works 30 Sea (Fr ) 31 Lummox 34 Stampmg Yesterday's Answer ,........,,......,.,_.,.,,_ 9 Overeat 12 Abase 16 Mme entrance 22 Peer Gynt's mother 23 Liberian tnbesman 24 Nursery fiXture 2S Assuage 26 Byron poem 28 Withdra w formally 30 Sacred song 32 Rebel 33 Ultima te 38 Ok lahoma c1ty 39 lnd1an we1ght dev1ce 35 Wood sorrel 36 Swiss Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordtnar:y words. Toke 1t when tared } canton 37 O£flc1al envoy 39 Gyrate 40 Shunned lioness 8~1o.- Movie ' Brian's Song" 6 13 tJ " Angel In My Pocket" 4 30-Bob Newhart 8, 10, Mountain Scene 33, 10 DO-Nak ~a 6,13 , Biography 33 , Carol Burnett 8,10 10 30-Barenbolm on Beethoven 33 11 15-News 13, Mov1e "The lsfi!!lnd of Living Horror" 11 30-News 3 Mov1es "Swnd Me No Flowers" 4 1 "Dead R mger" 8, ' Curse of the Fly" 13, Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 Woody Hayes Football 10 1 GO-Speakeasy 6 , Mov1e " Devils of Darkness" 13 1 30-Mov•e " Fame 1s the Name of the Game" 4 2 OD-Mov1e " Duel on the Mississippi" 10 2 30-News 13 3 30-Movle 'Something Wild" 4 4 00-Movle " Three Hours to Kill" 10, 5 DO-Movie "They Ceme from Bevond S""••" DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it· ' apostrophes, lhe length and formatton of the word• are all hints Each day the code 1ettenl are different S~'E::;'B=1ET'D~~I-.,....-.,.;~ CRYPTOQUOTES No" orrance the cln:lecllottera I I 1.~=·s~· Prill ~~!!~~~~j~~=··=r=r=•j•leclbr .. I lfiUIISWIIl .. Dthe( X1 X ) V ~ to form the 1urpriae ahlwer, u abo.. cartoon. Yedenl•r'• l ("-wers lo-.rew) lumbi<oo LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A ts used for the three L's, X for the two O's etc Sm gl e letters IBL4BEDI KJ I ~ AXYDLBAAXR Is NOVEL UNITY GARBLE DISMAY Auwen What o lone bachelor al a (JOiheri~ of unmamed female• mrght lle-"SINOLED' OUT CJSFLU OJFIW MKWZUFWW, MKI N L Z IF THH JB TQTZUWI KW NLZIF. BJL CJUFX.-LJMFLI BLJWI Yesterday's Cryptoquote· I'M CERTAINLY NOT ONE OF THOSE WHO NEED TO BE PRODDED; IN FACf IF ANYTIJING, I AM THE PROD - WINSTON CHURCillLL (C lt1f. Kine PeatuNt SJII•ieate, Jnc.) ' EAST .AJ76 .95 3 .,K9643 .,852 +Qs +K732 "'104 ofoQ97 SOUTH 10) .KQ • QJ 10 +Al098 ofoKJ82 ' ~ . North South vulnerable Wesl Pass Pass Pass North East South 2• 2NT Pass Pass INT 2+ 3NT }ASOLINE ALLEY ' CAPTAIN EASY Pass Pass Openmg lead - • 4 A MON&V BELT: 1..11<& MOST CON M&PIJ, SHAD &EL.IE-Ye:S I~ PLAYI~G 5-AI"E WITH HIS OMIN CASH• By Oswald & James Jacoby "Out, out damned spot'' m1ght be a good Iitle for to· day's hand South wasn't happy w1th the openmg lead or w1th the dummy but happy or unhap· py he had to play the hand He sta rted With a sue· cessful heart fmesse It was apparent that he would need "L ABNER a lot of luck m the mmor smts so he started by carefully ieadmg h1s e1ght of clubs MAYOR not the deuce Up w1th dum· HAWKINS my's ace and back for a sue· SUMMONS cessful fmesse of the Jack THE Now he cashed the kmg and LOCAL led that carefull,r preserved llACHEl.Of\5 deuce to dummy s s1x spot Now he was ready to attack diamonds He did so by lead· mg a low d1amond from dum· my East played low and Slluth's e1ght lost to West's queen , West knocked out dummy s BORN LOSER -AND THE:'SAr>E HAWKINS DA'I RACE.' BECAME AN ANNUAlf'!of'uDoER') EVENT WHICH SPREAD AlL OVER THE WORLD!.' ace of hearts, whereupon N!NNIE South led the Jack . of d1a· moods; fmeslSe d ' 'a~~~nst East's kmg, led dummy s last d1amond and wound lip w1th two hearts, four clubs, three d1amonds and all the mar· bies Note that South had to r,e· member to iead:.l;he e1ght not the deuce of C\ubs and a small d1amopd, not the Jack when he started that su1t ALlEY OOP LAIR;) ;)•~&,RU !] :. The b1ddmg has been I ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. - I • I • "The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio Ph 949 5772 . ·-•• POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Merchandise Rae lne Pomeroy Dla1992·2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE [ 1. •• • ••• • •• Nationwide Insurance Co .of CDiumbus, 0 307 Spring Ave . BAP· • .... • ' Of The Mel~s MaS<ln Area CHRIST. P 0 Box 487, Miller St, Mason , w Va Sunday Bible Study 10 a m , Worship 1t a m and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music •• •• • TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second Sf Middleport, 0 46 Court St Ga.lllpolls. 0 THE DAILY SENTINEL 01' •• •• • 8 + ..._ Middleport, Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS NORTH • 10 8 4 2 ., A 7 J64 ofoA65 3 •• •• • M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODUNER Middleport Small cards play big role ..••• •• ••• ••• INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Store with A Heart Phone 949 3342 Rae me George Casto, pastor Sundey School 9 30 evenlnq worship, 7 3U • nursoay evvnu1y t-~roy~' serv.ce..t 7 30 - ~ m pa.stor sunday School, f 30 I m , Jamn Hughes, supt , evening service, 7 30 p:m __ ,_. Wednesday evening prayer me,ting 1 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday. Plan someth1ng soc1a1 but don t mvo111e yourself With too large a group Just have a lew older friend s you re comfo rtab le With Marshall Is 33 9 ItO-Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Unto th~ H1lls 33. Mov1es 11 ItO-News 4,6,8,10,13 Janakl 33 •• •• Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va Pomeroy Meigs County Branch GOD- Second St , Ma&on,~ w Va~ Chester Tennant, pastor Sunday school, 10 a m , morning worship, n 1 m , evengellstlc service, 7 30 p m QJble study and prayer service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 ~\. 30-Frrends & Lovers 6 DO-News 3 4,10 Lawrence Welk B. V•lla Allegre 33 6 30-News 3,4, 15, News 6 . Zoom 33, CBS News10 7 OD-Hee Haw 6,8, Lawrence Welk 4, 15· Treasure Hunt 3 $25,000 Pyram1d 10 , L1llas Yoga & You 33 - HEINERS BAKERY MASON CDU NTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, pm MA$0N ASSI!MBLY OF 1:1 9 l 30-Jeopardy 3, An1mal World 10, Catch 33 33, Bobby . RUTLAND CHURCH OF TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor, Welter Cloud Sunday school, 9 45 a m worship service_, 11 a m and 7 30 ·P m Weekly Bible study, Wednesday, 7 30 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 23) U uBorn Free" 5 30- Course of Our Time ~ 33 News 8 Spnng Street 15 WIN AT BRIDGE THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grimm , Jr, pastor Sunday School , 9 30 a m , Morning worship, 10 30 am Young people's service, 6 45 p m , Evangelis11c service, 7 30 p m Wednesday evening service, 7 30 p m SOUTHERN ForSaturdav\ Nov 9,1074 ARIES (March 21·Aprtl 19) You re capable of gett1ng dUite a b1t accomplished today 1f you set yOur mmd lo 1t Do lhmgs that are worthwhile and productive 23·0ct Now 9 1974 MuCh of your lime w111 be spen th1S year 1n pursUit of nev. knowledge to further yo ur hopes and amb1ltons II w1lt prove to be a good base on whiCh to bu1ld a heallh1er bank account Something that Will help further B personal amb1llon w111 be told lo you m confidence Don t tell others about 11 yet Goldsboro 13 10 COMMUNITY CHURCH •I LIBRA (Sept 8 00-E mergency 3 All m the Family 8 10 Cricket In T1mes 6, 13 , Book Beat 33 12 OO-Mov1es ' Fatheer Goose" 3 "Best Years of Our L1ves" J:HURCH Sunday School, 9 30 a m Worship service, 11 a m , Wednesday prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Sunday nlgt}t worship, 7 30 p m FIRST 3 DO-Gree'l1 Acres 3, Viewpomt 8 7 .31-37 RUTLAND MASON Popeye 10, Mov1e "Winchester '73" 4 2 30-Thrlllseekers 3, Movie " The Palom1no" 10 Wednesday Mark RUTLAND CHUR(H OF t:HR 1ST- Rod Kasler, pastor V H Braley Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m , worSh•P serv1ce and com mun10n 10 30 am youth meet1ng 6 p m Sundi!Y evening serv1ce, 7 regular board meetrng third Saturday, 7 p m 1 RUTLAND DEAR HELEN· It's 6 30 p.m. Here I Sit crying from sheer nervous exhaustion This lS how It's gomg to be from now till school 1t out homework' We have f1ve children. Each brings home ahoul two hours of "school." Who ends up suffering• Mom' Some children are luckier than mine. The11 parents are coUege graduates Sometimes my high schoolers' homework stumps me . But mostly It's the time. From kindergartner's alphabet drill to third grader's flash cards, to Junior high multlplicatton tables, to sophomore biology and math - how does one mother do 1t all • And don't say, "Make the child do It " How many parents end up toUing over hbmework so that the kids don't end up m tears - or flunk• We teach our children mamers, gtve them reUgtous guidance, try to Instill right from wrong. Then we send them out to school for an education, and the educators send 1t rtght back to us, THEY are being pa1d to teach, why should we parents do a large per C't!llt of !hell' work • Do other mothers feel this way'- BRAIN-DRAINED DEAR B·D: I don't kriow Let's ask them , Comments, parents• - HELEN DEAR HELEN: I have a friend who manages a small apartment house I've seen her rwnmage through her tenants' maU, read cards, etc She stands behind her window draperies, spying on Who VISits whom • When someone has compaey, she makes a pretext of VIS ling so she can snoop. She has a key to each apartment and " lDspects" whlie the tenants are away. She's even been seen nunmaging through apartment gar. bage cans' Do you suppose she is getting senile or Is she JUSt plam nosey, and should the tenants be told • - PERPLEXED FRIEND DEAR FRIEND If the tenants aren't already aware arxl complaining, tben perhaps your ''frierxl" Isn't as nosey as you thmk Why not let them manage tbell' own problems•-H. DEAR HELEN. So many people seem to consider the Uruted States as the 1 30-NFL Football 4 2 OG-Nt=L Football 3, TBA 15 . CBS Sports Spectacular 8 Scflplures Selected By The Amenun Bible Soc1ely GOSPEl MT HERMON CHUROH OF Homework 11 Mom's Headache You re setting a schedule lor yourself of lh1ngs you want to do Its not lik ely you 11 let anyone or anything 1nterfere wtlh Sun11val 4, Legal Serv1ce Plan 15 LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert ' Wyatt pastor , Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne , Bible preachmg School 9 30 a m 10 45 a m Evenmg services 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Nev il le pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m • Morn mg serv 1ce 10 30 a m youth service 6 45 p m • Evangelist ic serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Thursday, 7 30 p m FREEDOM Super Fnends 6 13 Globetrotters 11 30-Star Trek 3,15, Hudson Brothers 8,10, Zoom 20 12 DO-Jetsons 3,4, 15, Archie 8,10 , These Are the Days 6, 13. 12 30-Eiec Co 20, Jack Lengyel Football 3, College Football 6, 13, Go 4, 15, Fat Albert 8 10 1 ItO-Children's Film Feshval 8 10 , Soul Tram 3 World of am MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev L R Gluesencarn.p, pastor Roger Wilfred, Sr , SUfldBy School Supt Sunday ~chool 9 30 a m Sunday evenmg worship 7 30 Prayer meeting , Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter, class leader Youth meet 1ng, Wednesdav. 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter, leader Helen Bottel Aviation Weather 20, 33 must carry on . · When your problems seem more than you can handle · · · BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norris, pastor , Floyd Norris supt SUnday sc hool, 'J 30 am mornmQ sermon 10 30 a m Prayer servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH Helen Help By Us. • • FRIDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1974 6 00 - News 3, 4, 15, 8, 10, Sesame St 20. ABC News 6, 13 Personality & Behavioral Development 33 Eugene I.!Jnderwood, pastor Howard OaldweJI, Jr ( Sunday School Supt • Sunday School, 9 30 a m Morning Sermon 1Q JO a m Sunday evening serv•ce, 7 p m CHESTER Television Log ••• 7he scren8Cb You Meed Rev Cecil Cox pastor Sunday School supt , Joe Sayre Sund.ay scrtool 9 4S a m Sunday evenmg worship , 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Bible study, 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS 197,!4~:0SIIIIi:OSIIIII:OSIIIII:OSIIIII:OSIIIII:OSII!Iilllll!lllllill~iilll~iili!IWI-IIW:l:OSIIIII=~ ·;· •• •••• •• •• - West Pass Pass Pass North East 1' Pass s• Pass 3' 6~ 2. Soulh 4NT Pass 5NT Pass ? RINGO )OUR EMOTIONAL IN<;!ABILITY 5T!'MS f'ROM You South, hold •A K B 4 'K 2 +Q 54 .A Q 54 A Di;:EP 5EATED li'l<t>BLEM What do you do now"' A-Bid ~~even notrump. no& seven hearts. lr hearts are mild you can count 13 .&ricki I '> ;' . ' • ',. .' ' TODAY S QUESTION Instead of blddmg SIX hearts to show two ktngs, your partner has : .. ' \ '' ' btd ~~u,:: d.lamonds m r eponse to your five notrump r..a \1 What do you do now' • I �.- • • '"'' S.•ntlnelr,l\Uddlepoirt.l~ner·oy, 0 , Friday, Nov 8, 1974 THE OH 10 Valley Grange 2612 letart Falls w shes to thank everyone who donated money or helped n any way to ntake fhe Halloween party for the chrldren of letart Townsh rp a success I l1 8 ltc ~ - - - -- - ---- --- Notice MOTOCROS S Nov 10 Pract•ce at 11 JO race 1 p m 2 mrii!!S past Best Photo on Co Rd 56 Brimstone Raceway Park Coolville Ohto 11 8 2tc ------------AUCTION and Rummage Sate Nov 9 11 am at the Racme Shrme Park Sponsored by Twin City Shrine Club Merchandrse sold on con slgnment brmg what you have to sell or call 949 24$11 For p ckup All nobles are requested to brmg an rtem to sell Publ rc mv rte d to take part Bnng anything you want to sell Lunch ser\led by Shnners WrYes Come en1ov the day Not responsible for accrdents 11 1 7tc SHIRLEY KArS SHOOTIN G Match Rae ne Gun Club Sunday Nov 10 1 p m - - --KOSCOT YA:RD SALE Mh S! Syracuse Women s c loth ng 10 16 Men s cloth 1ng s mall g~rl s cloth ng odds and ends Phone 992 3596 11 6 3tc l1 6 4fc - --KOSMETICS Remember Chr s tmas tS comrng We have ma ny new products that wrll mak~ nfce grfts P'hone BROWNS 992 5113 11 3 ti C V AR 0 Sate Wednesday Thurs day and Frtday at 63 Rolland 51 ------------HANOPAINTED hardboard nursery an1mal posters Make Ideal Chrtstmas g ft s Var ety of patterns Call 992 5147 after Sp m 11 3 6tp For Sale Yard Sales 11 5 3tc FOUR famtly yard sa le across from Chester Golf Course 9 5 Frrday and Saturday 11 7 Jtc 8 BEAGLE S r abb t trarned and started 7-l2 38 10 Call 992 3290 TWIN CITY CAB CO. -------- ------ ------------ Heart -POMEROY Sacred Operators Gr•ce Johnson Mlrcia Carr Sanely lannarelh Ph 992-3557 Pomeroy, 0 Church Fall Festrvcr Bazaar will be Thursday Nov 7 1974 Dinners Creamed baked chicken .!lind ham games and fancy stands d•nner starts 4 30 p m Adults 53 chrldren Sl SO 10 30 8fc GARAGE SALE 237 Mulberry Friday and Saturday 11 7 2tc ------------------------- -SHOOTING MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn frrst right after Miles Cemetery Rutland Factory choked ouns only Sunday Nov 10 1 P m 7 Jtc --- ----------ATTENTION FARMERS TRAILER 2 bedroom Brown 5 Trailer Park Phone 992 3324 11 8 tfc Help Wanted APT pr1vate entrance bath and bedroom Can have ... k•tchen Gentlemen please Phone 992 5588 11 8 3tc SOMEONE to spread manure Near Rutland Phone 742 3108 _,_ ~ 1 8 Jtp __________ __ _ CARE~R OPPORTUNITY for -----------2 BEDROOM mob le -home utrlrtles pa1d nrce area near Pomeroy Phone 992 7666 or 992 7017 11 7 3tp --------------- sofa cushions wrth new foam cut to s1ze on tv S10 95 at Jack 5 Furn1ture and Upholstery Suppl res 236 E Marn St Pomeroy Phone 992 3903 11612tc ----- ---- ---- NEW Corn 742 3656 S3 bushel Phone 5 6tp -CLOSE ------------OUT on new Z1g Zag 11 10 27 tfc BURLINGHAM - 2 BR frame one acre more or less burlt In cabinets some carpeting 110 800 307 Sprrng Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT Lois Pauley, Branch Manager Hard WaterThen call us for a Water Analysrs Sewrng Machines For sew1ng stretch fabncs buttonholes fancy deslgns etc Pamt Slightly blem !Shed Chorce of carrying case or sew ng stand $49 80 cash or terms avarlllble Phone 992 7755 11 5 tfc FREE CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING CONSTRUCfiON PHONE 949 3832 or 843 2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a shelf to a house Parntrng, sidang, roofing, REALTY acres, fenced, stocked pond, minerals, 12 acres timber 10 acres t•llable JUST SII,OOO MIDDLEPORT - Business room with lovely 3 B R apartment over H W floors carpeted Otnlng room Central HW h<!at 520,000 00 POMEROY - I story frame 3 B R bath lots of kitchen towards Rutland _______ ______ - --------- ----- All Mechanrcal Work -------------- Wanted To Buy -------------- ---- --------- -- --------------- - ------------- OpenMon Sal BAM 6PM GHEEN'S PAINTING Racine, 0. Educat on consent and Wllh ~~'t~:::~],;•;:n~~~~~ 0;of ofthe 1ghway r H 8-6 P.M. ANY AGE CHILD Interior & Exterior Work pursuant to Section of the Revrsed Code and er pertrnent prov1S1ons of tfrcatrons By day or hour, reasonable THE DEPENDOI E CONTRACTING 00. All Small Appliances Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling -- ------------- Meigs Athens Gall Ia West Virginia customers! USED APPLIANCES (A(I with 30-<lay money beck guarantees! J Gos qr elect. ranges from $35 ( 1 cop. pertone elect bui II In rongel; refrlgerotor~ $19 95 up, wringer washers $35 up, elect dryers SJS, aula WISherS 545; port dishwasher $35 IMPROVEMENTS Anything you want or need to rmprove your home from replacement windows kit chen and bathroom remo<telmg garage door operators or adding on a room Call Fred B Goeglelnl tor free estimate or stop by our model home on Wright St m Pbmer:oy Call 992 5976 11 8 ltc ADVERTISING IS FUNNY -Who! you don't uy has meaning, as well as what lou do soyl EXAMP E• other used dealers spend 31o 300 times -------------- --------- ------ t I -------------- - ---- - ------- - - ------------- -------------- ------------- -------------- For Siile ----------- - - - - ---- --------- __________ __ ---- ----- - ---- ---- ---------- ----- ----- ---- -- --------- -- - ------ ------ - --- - ---------- -------------- _____________ ----- - --------- ____________ -------- ---"T"--- ·:IMPQ/1390 Those used dealers who stole that households SPECIALI ! l:~rb~~~ st..,. carpet w•lh I' back Reg. 56 99sq, yd Now$4.99 Sq. Yd. ; Nita: feW bedrooms, aens, kttchens, etc RUTLAND FURNITURE PRICES" they buy at "TOP In their eM ~ pensive ads ore, by simple logic, going to charge more: for their used Items KUHL'S seldom buys" households locally » preferring to haul our stock, !rom the less expenslv'~ urban markets GET A GOOD DEAL AT KUHL'SI During the winter KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER II open 5 days a WMk 742 4211 Wednesclaythru Sundoy '•m-7pm (Closed Mon. & TuosJ ------------- I -------------- AUCfiON AT BILL GOODWIN'S - ---- ---.- ---~-- - - i I KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES 11 7 Jtc 1 BEDROOM~anch sty-le home ottached g rage carpeting 55 000 GAS HEATER built In m dern kitchen automat1c controls and a good cement blodk outbuilding In Mayl.!lg wringer washer R:uUand Phone 742 6972 Phone P9.2 3139 ----- -----.---- 1100 E Moln Pomeroy, o Co II 992 7034 Open D.;lly 11 to 7 11 1 Jtc 1 --------------.-- --- ---+--- ----11 7 3tp Flfi:EWooo for f•repli\I!Ce or stove Cut to length Phone 992 76.44 5 R:M HOOSE , batH and jot 'in Let.!lrt Fall• after 4 p m 1 IIJ261c - - --- -------1-.-...a.- Call 24 2581 II 7 Sip r SATURDAY, NOV. 9 AT 12:00 NOON At IILL GOOliWIN'S FAJtM 7 Mile• Fn~~~~ AlbanySelllpg from stqrage building: chain saws, lots of fJ;i!int, table $8Ws, hand saws, Belsaw and , planer:, . belt pulleys for most tractors, hundrecll Qf assorted , belts, electric motors, wire cable of many sizes, many hand tools, colters for plows, chains of several sizes, electric cable, tires for car, truck and tractor, baling twine and many other articles. ·----~-----~-------------· ' il SUNIMY, NOV. 10 AT 12:00 NOON ,, ' ANTiqUES '" • : &uple to open and N shop • v iN : • NEWHAVEN,W Va -Mr ; and Mrs Netl Haymaker (Neil = and Nell) of New Haven plan to • tlllen a Sports Shop m Pomeroy /l9(ln, w(Jere FranciS Flortsl • was formerly located m the : Crow Bwldlng The new shop w1ll be called : "N and N Shop" and Is ex· • peeled to open by Nov 15 : <Stock wtll Include athletic :uniforms, Converse, Puma and : Addidas shoes, trophres, and :basketball, football and ; baseball eqwpment ! ... ' • ATrEND FUNERAL '" NEW HAVEN, W Va •Persons from thiS area 1- ' - at· - Robert PI Dye, 11, who w1ll graduate fr~m Glenville State College Dtc 18 has majored m c~emlslry Comprelle!!Sive He rs 'student teachirig at Ravena· wclod Hlgh SCbool He and hiS wife, Snsan, reside at Letart Dye Is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert P "Dye, !, Letart HOME TO RECOVER NEW aAVEN - Mrs Wilda Coleman has return"'l to her home rn ·New Haven to recuperate ftom eye surgery She had cataracts reiJlOVed at St Joseph Hosp1tal •I I, -----~-------------------74 Cad1llac Cpe. DeVille, full power, alr..... 17500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, alr ... ,,17500 ,69 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, power, a1r ..........s1995 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, a1r....... 14595 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow~ alr .....13095 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air.......13295 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT., v-roof, air ......... 13095 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, a1r.............. 13495 72 Chevelle Mal. HT Cpe., v-roof, air, stereo. !2995 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V·roof, pow.,.a1r.... 13695 I FREE .LABOR ON A GREASE JOB With An Oil and 011 F1lter Olange We're loaded With the better we~- New Trucks AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. COUPON WORTH You'll get the deal of your 1tfe NOW! We must have volume In sales! We nave 14 new ptckup~. ana 4!U new cars We rnv1te a hard look at our great drscount wtthout trade, or generous allowance on your trade tn We rnvrte a hard look at th& quality of our merchandtse, our servrce and parts department, and our filrr dealing pohcy "The closer you look- the better we look" Compare anywhere! 1971 Dodge Special... ..................... ~1695 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. air..... !l495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ........ 12895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, an ......... 11795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto...........11695 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11495 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr., V8, 3 speed....... !l095 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... 1995 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S..........1995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air .... 1595 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, air'595 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S........ 1995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air....... 11095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S........... 1995 68 Bu1ck Skylark 2 Dr. H.T., auto., P.S.......1695 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, air........1995 67 Ply. Bel., 2 Dr. Hardtop ................... 1295 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... 1495 64 ford Falcon 2 Door•••••••••••••••••••••••• 1250 NOW SERVICE IS BUILDING OUR BUSINESS "SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN" 1974 Ford LTD Brougham ................. SAVE SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 4 Dr hardtop fullest of equtpment spllf bench seat Only 9119 easy miles Official s car 500 E. MAIN ~T. County Squ1re Sta Wagon New one costs over S6 000 00 and th1s onelsllkenew Fullyequtpped Only43085easymlles 1974 Ford Gran Torino ..................... SAVE News, Event 4 Or Sedan Only 3 344 easy miles Offtctal scar Fully equtp pod L1ke new 351 V 8 · k....................... As Low As . '1195 1970 Ford Mavenc Mr and Mrs R A Whll· tmgton have returned from a vacation tr1p which took them through the states of Indiana, Dhnms Wisconsin Mmnesota, South Dakota Nebraska , Kansas, Missouri and Kentucky where they visited many points of interest Guests of Mr and Mrs Wilham Miller and daughters, were her Wlcle and aunt Mr and Mrs Fred Whetnall , Colwnbus Serv1ces were held at Bigony..Jordan Funeral Home m Albany for Nma Chase, WidOW of the late Marvm Chase, who spent most of her hfe m th1s commWlity Mrs Chase passed away m Hillsdale, Mlch , where she had gone to be near her only llvmg daughter, Mrs Howard Hem She IS also survrved by one sister, Mrs Alrce Epple, Rutland , one brother, Seth Rutland, four grandchrldren and one great· grandchildren Rev Paul Williams offrclated at the serv1ces and bur1al was m School Lot Cemetery Mr and Mrs Errnel Chase and daughter , Penny of Amanda VIsited his aunt, Murl Galaway, followmg the burial of hrs aunt, Nma Chase Mrs RICk McOanlel at· tended the weddmg of a former 2 Dr Sedan cho1ce of 1hree real buys all6 cyls 1969 Pontiac Gran Prix....................s1395 2 Dr Hardtop power steermg power brakes auto trans Local owner New one cost as much as 57 000 00 1968 Ford V8 Fairlane .......................SS95 500 4 Or Sedan Very low mileage for model Power steerlng auto trans 302 V 8 l{eith Goble Ford, Inc. 992-2196 Middleport 3rd Ave .. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy QUALITY Motor Co. OF 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO 51995 350 v 8, automatic P steering & brakes, dark blue finish V-8 power steering 1969 FORDTORINOCPE Local car bucket seat vinyl interior 4 speed trans v 8, rad1o good tires Real mce $895 351 P0~~~~!~~8~!~~ CO. @) POMEROY, OHIO schoolmate, 3 Oal Dressers, 1 Red Maple Dresser, 2 Walnut Chests, 1 Sohd Maple Chest Many others to choose from 29 f5 up 2 Sola Beds. blue, green I Green Solo'---- 39 7-2 Prece Lrvrng Room Su1tes 49 ifs up Duncan Phyfe Corner Cab1net and Commode Table Prrced to Sell 20 cu It Gold Sode by Side Relrogerator, only 6 mo J Green Refrrgerators, 2 copper and 15 white _ The Second Grade Workshop at the Sahsbury School bwldmg Tuesday evemng wrth Mrs Helen DaiS m charge explored 1Inporlant aspects of the subjects taught m the -•econd grade and the r l '!i: "~ ~... th e req"mremenls set up by •State Department of Education that aii11Cate the time for each Areas of responsibility of chrldren, parents and teachers were lMso considered ~ This was the tlurd rn a series of workshops berng held at Alfred Social Notes Sunday SChool attendance on Nov 3 was 33, the offering was $18 35 Worship services were held at 11 a m With the Rev Meece speaking from Psalm 23 Attendance was 31 Offenng $20 85 and Pledges $58 00 The Mergs County CoWlcll on Mmlslrles w1ll be held at the Alfred Church on Monday evenmg, Nov 11, at 7 30 Everyone ls welcome The Northeast Cluster Charge Conference w1ll be held at the Tup~rs l?lains Church annex on Tuesdax evening, Sahsbury SChool to acquarnt parents wrth subject matter and school organrzation Attendmg Tuesday evening were Carla Carter, Lou Hemsley, Bonme LeMaster, Barbara Fry, James Fry, Ramona Roush, Sylvm Blake, Darlene Casto and Karen Murray The next workshop IS for Grades 4, S and 6 w1th Mrs Dorothy Chaney In charge, on Nov 14 at 7 30 p m Nov 12 at 8 30 p m 1 Tile 1Aifred UMW. wiil holds its regular meeting on Tuesday evenmg, Nov 19 at the home of Eleanor Boyles with June Stearns leacjlng !he program Mrs Lola Derraberry, daughter-In-law Joan (Laddie) Knight and Karl and Kimberly Knight of Doylestown, Ohio, spent from Friday until Saturday afternoon wilh Mr and Mrs Vere Swarlz Sunday afternoon viSitors of Mr and Mrs Swarlz were Mr 81ld Mrs Wald Swarlz of Athens ' Rev and Mrs Robert Meece called on the srck m this commun1ty last week 95 up Old Dmrng Room Surte. table, 6 charrs and buffet-12P 95 ~ Second Grade subjects explained at workshop POMEROY Carpenter "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Domg Busmess" 9~2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenrngs Untri6.0G-Tri_5P·m· Sa! tires rad1o automatic trans 992-2174 1972 Ford LTD................................'2995 Karr & Van Zandt 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA $895 Spt Cpe red finish, blk vinyl top spotless lntenor good $2.50 Offer Good lhru Sat , Nov 23 12 00 Noon Col~pcl•n At Time of Servrce-...!1111! WE BUILT OUR BUSINESS ON SERVICE Edition 2 dr H T Ftnest and best of series One local owner Fully equtpped 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.......... 12495 =, TO GRADUATE SOON Old M:!i;(t planes; parte of a spinning wheel, ~le st1rrupa1 old bOttles, fruit jars, old glass kerosene lamp, qullt.s, mltk cans 5 and 10 gallon • MON. FRI. ............8:()().4:30 SAT .............8:()().12 NOON SERVICE HOORS: blue lnterlor{blue vinyl roof, factory air conditioned, like new w w tires radio Many other extras ...01)182tc !~ETART, W Va Will be selling mrscellilneous artic1es from storage buildrngs and som~ antiques. • "" Jane Walton Clerk VILLAGE OF POMEROY imdlng the fWleral of Mrs 'immy (Bmhe) Thabet at C.reensboro, N C were Mr lnd Mrs Fred Thabet, Mason, fld hrs brother and wtfe, Mr tnd Mrs Wadea'r Thabet, ~ornt Pleasant, and Mrs Charles Stone, New Haven thile there they visrted wrth . t Thal;!et and famrly Mrs fane remamed for a longer l(lsit wrth 1he Thabets and the <iller!! returned home - -------------- peiSOO. 'l- appliances_. 6_5_!.f(~~---·--~----. .- - - - - · - - - -. . -------------- like. J used KUHL'S IS proud of !hell! JO.day GUARANTEE on used APPLIANCES IN PRINTS ITI EXAMPLI!"; - ------------ -------------- We.. talk to you their Busmess SeiVices Real Estate For Sale Mobile Homes For Sale specials, BUT NEYER slating o GUARANTEE on ' ,, more In advertising, using pictures, loss.teader ------- ----- Auto Sales PUBLIC NOTICE ~ Sealed proposals are des.red from reputable supplrers of automotive f re apparatus for cme (1) 500 gallon per mrnute "l'hotor pump rng engrne tn full conformance wtth the 6pec1frcat.ons on ftle wrth lhe 140/re Ch1ef 1n the offrce of the ;'VI llage Clerk 1n the Village of ~omeroy Oh1o 'i B1ds will be received In the -effrce of the VIllage Cler~ .::S:econd Street Village ~ of -R.omeroy Oh10 until 12 o clock noon on Monday November 18 1974 Each b1d Sl'lall conta n the full ttame of each person f.rm or lforpor:atlon rnterested rn same ·And shall be accompan 1ed by a ~ertrf1ed Check or Bid Bond m ttr.e amount of 10 per cent of the Jotal b•d and be drawn In favor pf the Vrllage of Pomeroy Tnese checks or bonds w1ll be r~turned at once to all except 1'hesuccessful brdder His check or bond will be held unt1l the contract or bid Is properly executed by h •m • The right is reserved to reject MlY and all bids furniture & quality new furnlfure to suit the needs & pocketbooks of oul' -------------- ________ _____ d all By Order the Boa-rd of Educatron ~ ..- Genev1eve Harvey Clerk Treasurer of Southern Local • School Drstrrc l Racine Ohro 45771 (11 ) 1 8 15 22 At e AT OUR USUAL EVERYOAY LOW PRICES an excellent selection of clean used -------------- --------------- "colltctor1111 d1scernrng collector! Free Estlma1es, Mlddlepor1, 0 ----------- of the Superrn Oh ro Phone EdU"cat.on to re1ect any lurnlluro JUST ARRIVED II 00rteous prices LARGE, Ioney oak chino ROUNO solid oak table BRASS bed VICTORIAN oak lovoseol, red velvet coverint. SPINET or Jliono desk JENNY LIND bed MANY unusual leather top pieces desks, step end tables, coffee tables dbj tier table. console ches LOTS, LOTS more for tht IINYL SIDING PH. 992-7454 or 992-7129 HOME tn :~:;.j41;~~ · ~~~·~~~~e, WOW I GeOrgeous Ph 992 7608 before 5 p m or 742--4902 •ft•r 5 p m BOWERS REPAIR and it(,~ciiion~}c brdders are on f1te rates, reliable people with medical training Lawn MoweiS -------------- Sealed proposals Will be recerved by the Board of Educat1on of the Soutl:lern Local School Drstr.ct of Racrne Oh10 at the .;:Jerks offrce untrt 12 00 o clock noon on No -vember 27 1974 and at tha t trme opened by the clerk of sa d board as prov 1ded by taw for 1 (66) passenger school bus according to spec 1f cat1ons of sard Board of Educat1on Se parate and rndependent b rds wrll be rece1ved w1th respe ct to the and body type and rll the bus when prior to delivery II school d1strrct s all safety ;;~~~~~,~ and current Oh o ~ Standards for School nstructton of the Known & Reliable Seroice • DAY NURSERY 949-3295 FUEL OIL HEATERS -------------- 337 N. 2, Middlepon 992·2550 '92-5162 Syracuse. Ohro FREE ESTIMATE - ------------- Closed Sundays SYlVIA'S UPHOLSTERING Ph. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Men or Women - Nat onwrd e 2 BEDROOM apartment up Insurance offers earnmgs up statrs all utrlltles pard Lumber for sate Rough to S15 000 (thiS Is a salary not S8S 000 mo No pets Phone STEREO tum ber for farm use Contact rad10 am fm 8 a draw) to sell complete rn 992 3030 before S p m Pomeroy Forest Produc ts P track ta pe comb nat1on 4 surance protect10n lrfe cabtnets paneling, tile, lots 11 7 3tc 0 Box 726 Pomeroy Ohio speaker sound system hearth auto f.re com P'hone 992 5965 of ground $7,900 00 Balance $109 56 or easy "l.ercrtJI auto fmance and 4 RM HOU SE w ith bill)') and t1 1 12tc terms Call 992 3 965 MA NY 0 T HE R mutual lunds No pnor ex garage trailer space Phone __.. 11 5 tfc penence Is necessary since PROPERTIES CALL FOR 742 3862 SMALL house for rent or sale we have one of the most lnqurre at 157 Dock St 11 7 3tc ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe YOUR NEEDS TODAY complete trarnrng programs MrddU!port model Complete w1th all In the mdustry If you are FURNISH E oapt- Sroom--;and 992 2259 or 992 2568 11 6 3tp cleanrng attachments and mterested rn a career op bath w1th enclosed back uses paper bags Slightly used portunrty In a reward1ng porch Also fu r nrshed apt 3 Fully Insured but cleans and looks lrke new business call Stan I ey rms and bath f1rst floor PUBLIC NOTICE Will sell for S37 25 C.!rsh or Phone 992 2937 Ferguson at ( 614) 446 4707 The followrng documents terms available Phone 992 COLLECT Monday through 11 5 4t~:; were received or prepared by 7155 Fnday 8 a m to 4 30 p m An the Ohio Environmental 11 5 ffc Equal Opportunrty Employer ... AND 4 ROOM furnished and Protection Agency durrng the unfurnished apartments 11 6 3tc prevrous week Anyone 1957 CHEvY--p-ar-ts NEW Phone 992 5434 aggrieved or adversely affected - -----------.-- L!kewood traction bars h• 4 12 tfc by Issuance or renewal of any l~cker arr shocks hooker permlt(s) license{s) or htteders wrth 3 collectors for PRIVATE meeting room for variance(s J may request an SSSS for lunk cars com small block Call 992 3496 any organizatiOn phone 992 adjudication hearing by written CAsH LISTINGS - This new after 6 p m BEST OFFER plete Frye sTruck and Auto 3915 request pursuant to Ohio home IS ready for you 3 Parts Rutland Ohro Phone 1 1017tfc 3 11 tfc Revrsed Code Section 3745 07 H2 6094 bedrooms with closets oak within thirty (30) days of the 10 16 26tc 'HbusE- 4 r~m-;-~;dbath tnm and kitchen plus garage directors proposed action to furn1 shed plus Ulllrty room Issue or deny such documents SIEGLER and Lol 100 by 400 Only $20 000 00 screened In porch Call 949 That statute does not provide near T P 3658 MONOGRAM Next to H1ghway for hearing requests to the 11 5 6tc RUTLAND Large older 11 6 3tc OEPA on appt1catlons Garage on Route 7 home in Rutland 4 bedrooms revocations mod1frca11ons HOUSE and tra•ler for rent rn OLD furn11ure ce boxes brass complaints verrfled com Pomeroy Route 3 bath garage and barn All for town 2 bedrooms Phone 992 bed s or complete households plaints cert111catlons leases 3975 and 992 2571 only $12 000 oo • _ Write M 0 MIter Rt 4 orders or final actions Pomeroy Ohro Call 992 7760 11 6 tfc 49 ACRES - On good gfavel Within 30 days of publlcatron 10 1 74 Of this notice any person may SEWING MACHINES Repair road water tap and old house Prrced For Qurck Sale HOUSE for renf on Rt 33 near also (1) Subm1t written servtce all makes 992 :2284 with garage Enterprise 3 bedroom large USED Reese hitch Phone 992 comments relatrng to actions The Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy vard near school Phone 992 LAUREL t;LIFF6 rooms 2860 proposed actions complaints -1 New Monogram Authorized Sing&r Sales and 7571 bath, electric heal level lot or verlfred complaints (2) Service We sharpen Scissors 11 8 3tp Wood Burnrng Stove 11 6 6tc Request a public meetmg 3 29 tfc and garage Needs paint but regarding proposed actions SMALL station wagon w1th ~-;E DR0C)M-~ua'Qe at- Rock Will sell lor only $7500 00 LAr.OMARK ' POMEROY and or,.....t(J) Request notice of DOZER work land clearing by good gas mileage Phone 992 Springs 1dea1 for school Jack W Carsey, Mgr HUNTING LAND - Lots of further actions on proceedings 5786 the acre hourly or contract, personnel adults only Phone 992 2181 Requests for hearings on fmal young limber (90 Acres) farm portds roads, •1c Large 10 30 tfc . reference destred Phone 99;2 ectlons to Issue deny motuty doztr and operator with over maybe gas well for heat and 2789 revoke or renew perm rts 20 years experience Pullins tA~H Pa1.o tor all ma~~..~s ano 11 3 tf$: 'G RAVEL sand Mason sand old house licenses or variances that are Excsvatlng Pomeroy Ohio models of mobile horn es --limestone Pit R:un by the ton BUY A HOME AND SAVE not preceded by proposed ac Phone 992 2478 Ph'One area code 614 423 9531 COUNTRY Mobil@ Home Par~ Delivered Phone 446 1142 tlons and so ldenllfied In th1s 12 19 tfc YOUR MONEY PAYMENTS 4 13 tfc Rt 33 ten miles north of 10 18 tfc notice should be sent to the - - -- - - - - -- - 4 WILL SOON PAY FOR YOUR Pomeroy Large lots with £nvlronmental Board of JUNK autos o DELL Allnement locat.i.d complete and ESTATE concrete patios. sidewalks, ~evlew Suite 505,33 North Hrgh behind Rutland Grade Schodt delivered to our yard We for sale Celt 742 runners and off street FIREWOOD Street Columbus Ohto 43215 complete front end aerviCJe, pi ck up auto bodies and buy 4831 parktng Also spaces for All other requests for ad brakes and tuneups wheels all ktnds of scrap metets and 10 29 26tc small trailers Phone 992 7479 ludlcatlon hearings and other balanced electronically Open ~ron R1der s Salvage St Rt 7 21 tfc comm un lcatrons concern 1ng 8 to 8 dally Call 74:2 3:232 on 12-4 Rt 4, Pomeroy Oh10 A FEW new bllrnd rnstruments public hearings publtc Sunday for appt Call 992 5468 Contact Renee Stone '992 1567 meetings ad]udicatron 2 BEDROOM double Wtde 1 16 tfc 10 17 tfc __. 9 4 tfc hearings complaints of any mob•le home 1n Syracuse No klnd1 and regulatrons should be children or pets deposit C Bt<AUr-ORu Auctroneer addressed to the Legal Re ords re(luJred Phone 992 2.441 after SEWING Mach ines brand new Complete Serv1ce Section Ohio EPA P 0 Box 6 p m Z1g Zag 1n nrce walnut table Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 1049 Columbus Ot\10 43216 MERCURY Comet 6 cyl Good In ortglnat car tons Never R:acme Ohio 10 29 tfc (614) 466 6037 condition Phone 992 7663 used Clearance on 74 Crltt Bradford 11 B Jtc Unless otherwise stated In Models (Only a few 5 I If~ 1 BEDROOM trarler n particular notices all other avallablel 543 40 cash or school No Syracuse c lose to communications including 1970 t=OA: D style 5 PICkup low FoR FREe ~tJ;;t;s on1 terms available Phone 992 children or pets Depostt SEPTIC TANKS cleaned mileage excellent c;ond tron comments on proposed actions 7755 aluminum replacem&nt requtred Phone 992 2441 after Modern Sanrtat1on 992 3954 or Phone 742 6972 and requests for public 10 IS tfc Windows sldlng storm doors 6 30 p m 992 13A9 me4!tlngs should be addressed 11 7 Jtc and Wrrfdows Railing Phone TO 18 tfc either to the New Source, Atr or 9 18 tfc Chllrrles Lisle Syracuse Ohio LOCUST posts 22 Remmgton NPDES Permit Records Sec 1966 vw VAN can be seen at 308 Carl Jacob Sales. and 1 72 acre lot Phone 742 PIANO rur ng dnO rer.- ... r FURNISHED apartment flon whichever Is appropriate Page St or call 992 3509 Representative V V 3656 Phone Charles Scott 992 3718 at the Ohio EPA, P 0 Box 1049 utlllt1es furn1shed suitable Johnson and Son Inc 11 7 3tc 10 18 26tp 9 17 32tp Columbus Ohio 43216 for two workrng men or • 4 30 lfc retired couple Lrvr,ng room Issuance of N PDES Permrt 1969 CHEVY FJ A good con Village of Rutland krtchen shower and bath On EXCAVA1 IN\..7 aozer uaaer drt1on S795 Phone 992 3631 CONCRETE Rutland Ohio main highway Mason W Va and backhoe work septic ifEADY MIX 11 6 6tc ~el rvered right to YOur Phone 173 5147 BUILDING lot 80 fl frontage x R:ecerving waters L{ftle tanks rnstalled dump tructc;s project Fast; and~··~ Free 165ft The second lot on left on Leading Creek Bnd lo boys for hire will haul 10 27 tfc 1973 OLOS Cutlass S IJke new estimates Phone 992 3284 R1vervlew Drive Lincoln Facrllty Descrrptlon Sewage ftll d1rt top soli limestone & Inside and out 350 engme Goegleln Ready fv\ht Co , HIIJ Pomeroy Ohio If 1n Treatment Plant graver Call BoD or Roger p s p b a~r and auto trans Middleport Ohio teres ted call 992 323 0 after s Perm It No AS52 AD Jeffers day phone 992 7089 m Iss/on 24 000 actual m les pm 6 30 tfc Adludlcatron hearing n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 Call 992 3914 after 5 p m schedul9d 5232 10-11-tfc PORTABLE fHectrrc 11 6 Jtp Syr~c'Use Racine Reg Sewer 2 11 tfc EXCELSIOR Salt Wonu ~ tvpewnter like new Phone ' Oistr1et Ma in St Pomeroy All kinds 992 1476 after 5 p m AN OFFER YOU Syracuse Oh 10 of salt water pellets, WBjtei 1r 7..3tc OOZE R or backhoe work CAN'T REFUSE nuggets block salt an\:1 ownPhone 446 1981 or 446 3459 Receiving waters Oh10 River 1312 Eastern Ave, 40 x161' OhiO River Salt Phon~ 9Pi; GR: EEN fed Angus beef Phone _,_ 9 8 tic .S891 Adjud1catton hear1ng f970VALIANT65rc.t2 3bedro0rri 9'85 3944 across from Laundromat 2 scheduled for 10 DO A M on fully carpeted L P gas heat story frame, 8 big rooms all 11 8 6tp Dec 11 1974 at Seneca lowers Phone 992 7751 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been - - - _ _____ -- --.....- ~- -----with furniture, 2 baths, brick 361 E Broad St Columbus Cleaned~ cancelled? Lost your SEPT)C - lANK:» DRESSER with m.rror 9 8 25 tfc utility bid Brick garage w 3 Ohio reasonable rates Ph 446 operator s license Call 992 drawers bed bookcase Docket No 74 wo 539 4782 Gallipolis John Russell, rm apt and furniture 7428 headboard walnut basset 1970 60x12 3 Bedroom Buddy owner and operator Entity hearing request In Only $18.000 S50 Phone 843 2824 615 tfc l mobile home partially fur regards to propoSed N P DES 5 12 ttc 11 8 3tc nlshed S45 or best offer ptrmlt Phone 696 1080 Adjoining lot 40'x220 with WILL tr m or cut frees and SEF"'riC TANKS AROBIC 250 lb Shoat pig Call 11 1 6tc 200992OR shrubbery also clean out adlolnlng alley 12', $7,000 (11) 8 ttc SEWAGE SYSTEMS 3280 basements and attics Phone - ~------- - -- --All lor $2~,000 CLEANED REPAIRED 11 8 2tp 949 3221 or 742 4441 MILLER SANITATION 10111.50 ELCONA with ttlt out Clll 446·3115 PUBLIC NOTICE 10 18 26tc STEWART OHIO PH 662 room and extra storage SORRY SAL rs now a merry For Appointment The Board of Trusten of JOJS bUildrFig completely fur gat She used Blue Lustre rug Salem Township Mergs County nished exceJient condlt1on 10 4ttc1 and upholstery cleaner Rent CHARLES R Hatf ie ld mml Ohro will recelve bids until 7 p S2600 Call Vera Eblin 593 el~ctrlc shampooer S1 Baker backhoe and dozer water m November 15 1974 for the Furniture Co 7 ROOM house w rth 2"baths rn 3333 or 592 2828 Athens C0N'CRE1'lr lines drains footers brush, CREMEAN:S purchase e>f one used motor P.omeroy Phon& 992 3478 delivered Monday through! 11 1 3tc cleaning Rt I Rutland Ohio grader 11 8 Jtc 10 15 26tc Phone 742 6092 Saturday and ~ve"lnO• Specifications niay be ob ...._ Phone ~46 1142 GENERAL repair plumbmg 11 3 25tc Jalned at lhe home of the clerk healing and remodeling ,;;;---;J~v:;-- hom-:- 3 Of 'Salem TOwnship Meigs Co Work guaranteed Phone 992 bedrooms l built In kitchen The Board of Townsh lp Live in tho rolling hills of 2409 basemen t1 with one car Tr'usten reserve the right to Southern Ollio In yoi/r own reject any or all bids 11 7 12tp garage Phone 7ll2 3615 or see 3 BR, 111 eltctrlc mobile Milo Hutchlson By order of the Board of SN Ford tractor 6ft mower 4 homt in Sou!Mrn Ohio's Trustee& of Salem Township, 11 1 tfc ft brush hog 1 Wheel farm _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 - -- - -- Meigs Co , Oh 10 newest mobile !lome pork trailer $1800 Nate Vaoam,an Alma E Smith Clerk 15 mlft from Athens or 2 NEW 3 BR homes on lots 1phone 7-42 5322 (1))1 !t_15,3tc 2. BR home with 4 62 acres for Pomeroy Pr.l~e reduced to _ .,...._ 11 1 3tc .:.___.:,__--:n·· sale by bu\lder Call 446 2890 " ' this mo~lle home pork f 264 3 SPI,..IT FIREWOOD for sale storied Set up & ready to Phone 992 7492 move lhto For further 11 7 <ltp 2 ACRES Of ground wrth septic detools contact tank and water on St Rt 143 NO DOWN PAYMENT LAR G.E Antique Sideboard Phone 742 6972 TO VETERANS (buffer> make offer Phone 11 7 3tc 992 3157 -------------- call ALL-WEAlHER , FREE ESTIMATE Picltup and Delivery On State Rt 124, lfl mi from 7 by-pass 1s a phone Please Phone ' SEE US FOR YOUR UPIIPLSTERING NEEDS GARAGE 9 AM-6 PM All that os needed for a free ·~trmate • Mon. thru Sat. Installed by All Wyther Roofing Co , $001 777 PHrl Street Middleport, Ohio Phone 992·5367 or 992 3861 kitchen cabihets, HOURS: PROGRAM. Buyl •• Many Pric~s Reduced! POMEROY home Have a beautiful new 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY ROGER HYSELL'S 608 E.< MAIN.:_ .POMJ;ROY... O. RUTLAND- Close In - 45 USED CARS PHONE 992·7777 Don t forget the roof of your Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks Umestone & Fill Dirt Commerclol Resldenliol Construction & Remodel (FREE JABOR) WHEN YOU GET AN OIL AND Oil FILTER QIANGE DURING OUR FALL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. REDECORAnNG? Water, Electric, Gas, Sewer Lines, lnstolled Work guorantHd ON A GREASE JOB I Pomeroy,O. Rt 7 & Unron Ave. I Route : SAVE $2.50 992-7608 D&D hangong, etc ' LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES JOHNSON MASONRY 593-6366 paper ~ Keep out the cold and cut the cost of heatlngj Dress your home up warm for cold da~i ahead. S1ding. Insulates, adds beauty, rs durable, adds value, is colorful. S1d1ng can ~ i!lstalled anytime. Ask us 11bout Soffit, Fascra.:' GUtters and Down spouts, too. FREE ESTIMATE Roghl Now AI --- ---------REPLACE those t.red sagging farm house and acreage located 1;2 mrles from Pomeroy Call (304) 773 5118 11 8 6tc 5858 home, full basement owner wtll take land contract ----- - - ------- -------------l BEDROOM newly remodeled TRAILER space 2 miles from Pomeroy Rt 143 Phone 992 4 ACRES - 3 BR ranch style room or tam tly room w1th a new IIYrng room su te from Jacks Furnllure Early Amer1can Suits only Sl69 95 Vrnyl surts Modern Sty ling starting at S129 95 Jacks Furn1ture & Upholstery Supplies 236 E Mam St Pomeroy Phone 992 3903 11 6 6tc For Rent PERM SPECIAL Reg Sl7 SO NOW$15 00 Reg SIS 00 NOW 112 50 BLOW CUT Thurs Evening Appl's older home Beautiful hardwood modern k1tchen carpeted 11 3 tfc ------------BRIGHTEN up your ltvrng REDUCTIONofgrownAKC toy poo<:l!es $50 each pups S65 Stamese kittens S15 Phone 1 2S6 62.4 7 IO I 26tc AUCTION Thursday and Saturday night 7 p m at Mason Auctton Horton St rn Maspn W Va Cotls•gnments welcome Phone (304 ) 773 5471 10 3 tfc RUTLAND - Spacious 5 BR We Have Your Crder and Indian Corn 5111 11 8 3tp - Plus deposit & lax FIRE WOOD for sale cut your own s•z e or p1ece Phone 992 dogs Phone A from from Athens Beef or datry farm , all elec home barn out buildings 6 ponds Our arm rs to please our customers ENGLISH Shel)herd Pupp es $10 eac h Phone 992 3943 11 8 3tc Wtll have a phone located on Court StrHt tn Pomeroy for your convenrence 3 ml Harrisonville 15 ml :6;.·k '1.29 -GARAGE ---- ----- - - Sale at Ray Youngs Strout Realty 160 REMODELING? "TIRED OF II Ory Red, Itchy SkinRed, Smelly RT 143 - All elec hom'!. 3 BR carpeted bath & 112 carport Ph acres W Marn Pomeroy SPECIAL OF THE WEEK DR PEPPER Mrddleport BEGINNING FRIDAY Pets -- ---- --- - --For Sale- Mrddleport, Ohro BEAUTY SALON shuler's Market Success Road Phone 667 3462 11 3 6tp THE TWIN CITY CAB CO Real Estate For Sale GROCERY busrness for sale Bulldrng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m lo 10 p m tor appomtment 3 20 tfc • • •• • Business Services . . r Card of Thanks • 9- The Dally Se_ntlnei,Middleport-Pomeroy, o , FrrdayJ~o!_11, 1974 Fast Results Use·S entinel Classi_fied~ NotiCe • 1 Avocado Green Washer - m~ _ 49 95 up 1 Harvest Gold Dryer - 2 While Dryers (Check the new pnce and save on these USED MODELS Green Gas, (contmuous clean), Rangel months old 199 95 2 Maytag and I Oryer:_Portable _ _ _ Washers _ _ _ __ _ ~-- Priced ta Sell """'~~"-SPEC lA L THIS WE EK~~~"""'l Used 15 and 28 Cubrc Foot CHEST FREEZERS 42" Coppertone Ul11ity Cabinet, like new· - -- - 79 95 1 Set Solid O.k Bunk Beds. _ _ _ _ _ _ Pr1ced to Sail Several Bedroom Su1tes Baby s Drawer Chest & Robe Comb•nallon 19 Pr•c.ed to Sell 3 l~ith R~d Velvet S210 Set Inserts. ' . 95 up Now $11995 , We also buy households of furniture at TOP PRICES • Karen AccWJtms, to Mr Jack Bu~ns1de, m Marra.Stein, Oh1o Mrs Bermce McKnight, I~:~ and Chnsty McKnight here w1th Mr and Mrs g::;~gM~cKmght, Mrs Goldie and other relatives Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan accompanied thetr son and daughter·m·law , Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan and farnrly on a vacation lnp to Michigan They camped at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Dodson, Ypsilanti, and visited the Dodsons, their son, Rrchard and dall,llhter Paulette and chllc:h'en, they journeyed on to Dearborn, Mlch , where they vrewed the s1ghts at the Ford Museum and Greenf1el1l V1llage, slnppmg enroute home to v1s1t w1th Mendal Jordan's brother-m-law and sister Mr Mrs Max Mccallie, m Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Robert Mattox attended the Southeastern Ohw Turkey Growers annual meetmg and dmner at the Holliday Inn m Chrlllcothe Goldie Grllogly has been confmed to Holzer Medical Center for several days wtth a I l It takes two to make a bargain - bul you will find us easy to deal with if you are in the market for a really clean used car that is worth the money. ALL CARS EXTRA CLEAN 71 CORVETTE ............................s5250 L T 1 350 engine 330 HP 4 speed wtth power steering Locally owned 73 LINCOLN MARK 4 (IV)............'6495 2 door hardtop has all of Lincoln s finest accessortes 21,000 miles Sharp 1 73 FORD LID 4 DR SEDAN .......... !2795 Factory air P S , P B vinyl roof 73 FORD GRAND TORIN0 ............ ~2695 4 door sedan, factory air P S, P a, vtnyl roof 73 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER .......s2595 p 318 automatic with sun roof s , P a, AM and FM radto vinyl roof 72 FORD GALAXIE 500 .............. ..'1895 4 Door hardtop factory air P S P 8 72 MERCURY MONTEG0..............$1795 4 Door sedan factory air. P S, P B vmyl roof 72 MERCURY MARQUIS .............. $2495 4 Door seden factory air, P S P B v1nyl roof 72 BUICK LeSABRE .................... $2395 4 Door sedan factory air P S P B vinyl roof 71 FORD GALAXIE 500................$1395 4 Door hardtop factory air P S P B vmyl roof 70 PONnAC 4 DR SEDAN ........... ~1295 Factory air P S P B 71 TOYOTA 4 CYL ....................... '895 4 Speed 68 afRYSLER 4 DR SEDAN.......... $95 66 OLDS CUTLASS ..·.~.~r.~:.r~.t~~...... ..'495 65 PONTIAC 2 DR HL............... s495 65 afEVY VAN ......................... ..S495 64 CADILlAC 2 DR HT............... ..S295 Good Selection Cheaper Cars See Ray Rrggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt. 7 Grovep&rt, were recent weekend guests and attended the homecomrng at Dyesvllle church which was well at· tended Mr and Mrs Cecrl Gillogly and famrly attended a reWlron of the Lambert family which was held at the home of Mr vtrus mfection and Mrs Kenneth Grover, Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey Long Bottom Others present VISited with her sister, Elma mcluded Mr and Mrs Carl Vernon at her home m New Mormng, Elyrra, Mr and Mrs Lexmgton Their brother, A R Robert Troppe and family of Caster, Charleston, W Va , Tuppers Plams, Mr and Mrs was also a guest at the Vernon Bl:J'ne Vaughan, Mr and Mrs horne Gene Lambert and daughter, Mr and Mrs Rick McDamel Charlotte Mr and Mrs Harley attended a famrly gathermg Hannrng and Mrs Helen honormg Mr and Mrs Randy Johnson, all of Pomeroy Green held at the home of his Betty Rutherford George, parents, Mr and Mrs DaviS Dallas, Texas, was an overGreen near Albany mght guest of her Wlcle and Mr and Mrs Bob Hamson aunt, Mr and Mrs Mendal and Btlly Ross , Stoutsville Jordan Others who called to vrsrted at the Rex Cheadle and ' lfee her were 1\ir and Mrs Wilham Cheadle homes i'>wame Jordan and famrly and Mr and Mrs Larry Stans- Mr and Mrs Waiter Jordan, bury, Benny and Scott, local, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reynolds)lurg, returned home Crabtree of McArthur Mrs after a week vacatton wrth hiS George has been vlsthng parents, Mr and Mrs Dale relatives m the Sidney area, Stansbury Mr and Mrs Clair accomp-amed her mother, Stansbury and family, Neva Baker, and frrend here on Chester, o. Sunday where they JOined relatives for a famtly dmner at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs J D Caqode, PI Rock Other local relatives present mcluded Mr and Mrs Harold Dixon and Mr and Mrs Ronme Bolen and Usa Among those from Mergs County attendmg the annual sessiOn of the Ohw State Grange at Nerl House rn Colwnbus were Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan of Colwnb1a Grange, Pauline Atkms Harrisonville Grange Keith Ashley, Racme Grange Prmce Contestant and ~ state talent contest wmner, who also was third J;1IJI nerup m the Prrnce contest rn state competition Pam Holcomb, Laurel Grange Prmcess contestant, Teresa Carr, State talent contest wmner and her mother and SISler, Mrs Charles Carr and Sonja, Alfred Grange, Mr and Mrs Norman Will , Harnsonv1lle grange, also attehded the banquet on Tuesday evening and parllctpated 10 the activities ' I . I/ vmyl roof I ' '' ' ''' �.- • • '"'' S.•ntlnelr,l\Uddlepoirt.l~ner·oy, 0 , Friday, Nov 8, 1974 THE OH 10 Valley Grange 2612 letart Falls w shes to thank everyone who donated money or helped n any way to ntake fhe Halloween party for the chrldren of letart Townsh rp a success I l1 8 ltc ~ - - - -- - ---- --- Notice MOTOCROS S Nov 10 Pract•ce at 11 JO race 1 p m 2 mrii!!S past Best Photo on Co Rd 56 Brimstone Raceway Park Coolville Ohto 11 8 2tc ------------AUCTION and Rummage Sate Nov 9 11 am at the Racme Shrme Park Sponsored by Twin City Shrine Club Merchandrse sold on con slgnment brmg what you have to sell or call 949 24$11 For p ckup All nobles are requested to brmg an rtem to sell Publ rc mv rte d to take part Bnng anything you want to sell Lunch ser\led by Shnners WrYes Come en1ov the day Not responsible for accrdents 11 1 7tc SHIRLEY KArS SHOOTIN G Match Rae ne Gun Club Sunday Nov 10 1 p m - - --KOSCOT YA:RD SALE Mh S! Syracuse Women s c loth ng 10 16 Men s cloth 1ng s mall g~rl s cloth ng odds and ends Phone 992 3596 11 6 3tc l1 6 4fc - --KOSMETICS Remember Chr s tmas tS comrng We have ma ny new products that wrll mak~ nfce grfts P'hone BROWNS 992 5113 11 3 ti C V AR 0 Sate Wednesday Thurs day and Frtday at 63 Rolland 51 ------------HANOPAINTED hardboard nursery an1mal posters Make Ideal Chrtstmas g ft s Var ety of patterns Call 992 5147 after Sp m 11 3 6tp For Sale Yard Sales 11 5 3tc FOUR famtly yard sa le across from Chester Golf Course 9 5 Frrday and Saturday 11 7 Jtc 8 BEAGLE S r abb t trarned and started 7-l2 38 10 Call 992 3290 TWIN CITY CAB CO. -------- ------ ------------ Heart -POMEROY Sacred Operators Gr•ce Johnson Mlrcia Carr Sanely lannarelh Ph 992-3557 Pomeroy, 0 Church Fall Festrvcr Bazaar will be Thursday Nov 7 1974 Dinners Creamed baked chicken .!lind ham games and fancy stands d•nner starts 4 30 p m Adults 53 chrldren Sl SO 10 30 8fc GARAGE SALE 237 Mulberry Friday and Saturday 11 7 2tc ------------------------- -SHOOTING MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn frrst right after Miles Cemetery Rutland Factory choked ouns only Sunday Nov 10 1 P m 7 Jtc --- ----------ATTENTION FARMERS TRAILER 2 bedroom Brown 5 Trailer Park Phone 992 3324 11 8 tfc Help Wanted APT pr1vate entrance bath and bedroom Can have ... k•tchen Gentlemen please Phone 992 5588 11 8 3tc SOMEONE to spread manure Near Rutland Phone 742 3108 _,_ ~ 1 8 Jtp __________ __ _ CARE~R OPPORTUNITY for -----------2 BEDROOM mob le -home utrlrtles pa1d nrce area near Pomeroy Phone 992 7666 or 992 7017 11 7 3tp --------------- sofa cushions wrth new foam cut to s1ze on tv S10 95 at Jack 5 Furn1ture and Upholstery Suppl res 236 E Marn St Pomeroy Phone 992 3903 11612tc ----- ---- ---- NEW Corn 742 3656 S3 bushel Phone 5 6tp -CLOSE ------------OUT on new Z1g Zag 11 10 27 tfc BURLINGHAM - 2 BR frame one acre more or less burlt In cabinets some carpeting 110 800 307 Sprrng Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT Lois Pauley, Branch Manager Hard WaterThen call us for a Water Analysrs Sewrng Machines For sew1ng stretch fabncs buttonholes fancy deslgns etc Pamt Slightly blem !Shed Chorce of carrying case or sew ng stand $49 80 cash or terms avarlllble Phone 992 7755 11 5 tfc FREE CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING CONSTRUCfiON PHONE 949 3832 or 843 2667 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING From a shelf to a house Parntrng, sidang, roofing, REALTY acres, fenced, stocked pond, minerals, 12 acres timber 10 acres t•llable JUST SII,OOO MIDDLEPORT - Business room with lovely 3 B R apartment over H W floors carpeted Otnlng room Central HW h<!at 520,000 00 POMEROY - I story frame 3 B R bath lots of kitchen towards Rutland _______ ______ - --------- ----- All Mechanrcal Work -------------- Wanted To Buy -------------- ---- --------- -- --------------- - ------------- OpenMon Sal BAM 6PM GHEEN'S PAINTING Racine, 0. Educat on consent and Wllh ~~'t~:::~],;•;:n~~~~~ 0;of ofthe 1ghway r H 8-6 P.M. ANY AGE CHILD Interior & Exterior Work pursuant to Section of the Revrsed Code and er pertrnent prov1S1ons of tfrcatrons By day or hour, reasonable THE DEPENDOI E CONTRACTING 00. All Small Appliances Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling -- ------------- Meigs Athens Gall Ia West Virginia customers! USED APPLIANCES (A(I with 30-<lay money beck guarantees! J Gos qr elect. ranges from $35 ( 1 cop. pertone elect bui II In rongel; refrlgerotor~ $19 95 up, wringer washers $35 up, elect dryers SJS, aula WISherS 545; port dishwasher $35 IMPROVEMENTS Anything you want or need to rmprove your home from replacement windows kit chen and bathroom remo<telmg garage door operators or adding on a room Call Fred B Goeglelnl tor free estimate or stop by our model home on Wright St m Pbmer:oy Call 992 5976 11 8 ltc ADVERTISING IS FUNNY -Who! you don't uy has meaning, as well as what lou do soyl EXAMP E• other used dealers spend 31o 300 times -------------- --------- ------ t I -------------- - ---- - ------- - - ------------- -------------- ------------- -------------- For Siile ----------- - - - - ---- --------- __________ __ ---- ----- - ---- ---- ---------- ----- ----- ---- -- --------- -- - ------ ------ - --- - ---------- -------------- _____________ ----- - --------- ____________ -------- ---"T"--- ·:IMPQ/1390 Those used dealers who stole that households SPECIALI ! l:~rb~~~ st..,. carpet w•lh I' back Reg. 56 99sq, yd Now$4.99 Sq. Yd. ; Nita: feW bedrooms, aens, kttchens, etc RUTLAND FURNITURE PRICES" they buy at "TOP In their eM ~ pensive ads ore, by simple logic, going to charge more: for their used Items KUHL'S seldom buys" households locally » preferring to haul our stock, !rom the less expenslv'~ urban markets GET A GOOD DEAL AT KUHL'SI During the winter KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER II open 5 days a WMk 742 4211 Wednesclaythru Sundoy '•m-7pm (Closed Mon. & TuosJ ------------- I -------------- AUCfiON AT BILL GOODWIN'S - ---- ---.- ---~-- - - i I KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES 11 7 Jtc 1 BEDROOM~anch sty-le home ottached g rage carpeting 55 000 GAS HEATER built In m dern kitchen automat1c controls and a good cement blodk outbuilding In Mayl.!lg wringer washer R:uUand Phone 742 6972 Phone P9.2 3139 ----- -----.---- 1100 E Moln Pomeroy, o Co II 992 7034 Open D.;lly 11 to 7 11 1 Jtc 1 --------------.-- --- ---+--- ----11 7 3tp Flfi:EWooo for f•repli\I!Ce or stove Cut to length Phone 992 76.44 5 R:M HOOSE , batH and jot 'in Let.!lrt Fall• after 4 p m 1 IIJ261c - - --- -------1-.-...a.- Call 24 2581 II 7 Sip r SATURDAY, NOV. 9 AT 12:00 NOON At IILL GOOliWIN'S FAJtM 7 Mile• Fn~~~~ AlbanySelllpg from stqrage building: chain saws, lots of fJ;i!int, table $8Ws, hand saws, Belsaw and , planer:, . belt pulleys for most tractors, hundrecll Qf assorted , belts, electric motors, wire cable of many sizes, many hand tools, colters for plows, chains of several sizes, electric cable, tires for car, truck and tractor, baling twine and many other articles. ·----~-----~-------------· ' il SUNIMY, NOV. 10 AT 12:00 NOON ,, ' ANTiqUES '" • : &uple to open and N shop • v iN : • NEWHAVEN,W Va -Mr ; and Mrs Netl Haymaker (Neil = and Nell) of New Haven plan to • tlllen a Sports Shop m Pomeroy /l9(ln, w(Jere FranciS Flortsl • was formerly located m the : Crow Bwldlng The new shop w1ll be called : "N and N Shop" and Is ex· • peeled to open by Nov 15 : <Stock wtll Include athletic :uniforms, Converse, Puma and : Addidas shoes, trophres, and :basketball, football and ; baseball eqwpment ! ... ' • ATrEND FUNERAL '" NEW HAVEN, W Va •Persons from thiS area 1- ' - at· - Robert PI Dye, 11, who w1ll graduate fr~m Glenville State College Dtc 18 has majored m c~emlslry Comprelle!!Sive He rs 'student teachirig at Ravena· wclod Hlgh SCbool He and hiS wife, Snsan, reside at Letart Dye Is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert P "Dye, !, Letart HOME TO RECOVER NEW aAVEN - Mrs Wilda Coleman has return"'l to her home rn ·New Haven to recuperate ftom eye surgery She had cataracts reiJlOVed at St Joseph Hosp1tal •I I, -----~-------------------74 Cad1llac Cpe. DeVille, full power, alr..... 17500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, alr ... ,,17500 ,69 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, power, a1r ..........s1995 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, a1r....... 14595 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow~ alr .....13095 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air.......13295 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT., v-roof, air ......... 13095 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, a1r.............. 13495 72 Chevelle Mal. HT Cpe., v-roof, air, stereo. !2995 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V·roof, pow.,.a1r.... 13695 I FREE .LABOR ON A GREASE JOB With An Oil and 011 F1lter Olange We're loaded With the better we~- New Trucks AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. COUPON WORTH You'll get the deal of your 1tfe NOW! We must have volume In sales! We nave 14 new ptckup~. ana 4!U new cars We rnv1te a hard look at our great drscount wtthout trade, or generous allowance on your trade tn We rnvrte a hard look at th& quality of our merchandtse, our servrce and parts department, and our filrr dealing pohcy "The closer you look- the better we look" Compare anywhere! 1971 Dodge Special... ..................... ~1695 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. air..... !l495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ........ 12895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, an ......... 11795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto...........11695 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11495 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr., V8, 3 speed....... !l095 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... 1995 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S..........1995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air .... 1595 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, air'595 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S........ 1995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air....... 11095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S........... 1995 68 Bu1ck Skylark 2 Dr. H.T., auto., P.S.......1695 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, air........1995 67 Ply. Bel., 2 Dr. Hardtop ................... 1295 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... 1495 64 ford Falcon 2 Door•••••••••••••••••••••••• 1250 NOW SERVICE IS BUILDING OUR BUSINESS "SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN" 1974 Ford LTD Brougham ................. SAVE SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 4 Dr hardtop fullest of equtpment spllf bench seat Only 9119 easy miles Official s car 500 E. MAIN ~T. County Squ1re Sta Wagon New one costs over S6 000 00 and th1s onelsllkenew Fullyequtpped Only43085easymlles 1974 Ford Gran Torino ..................... SAVE News, Event 4 Or Sedan Only 3 344 easy miles Offtctal scar Fully equtp pod L1ke new 351 V 8 · k....................... As Low As . '1195 1970 Ford Mavenc Mr and Mrs R A Whll· tmgton have returned from a vacation tr1p which took them through the states of Indiana, Dhnms Wisconsin Mmnesota, South Dakota Nebraska , Kansas, Missouri and Kentucky where they visited many points of interest Guests of Mr and Mrs Wilham Miller and daughters, were her Wlcle and aunt Mr and Mrs Fred Whetnall , Colwnbus Serv1ces were held at Bigony..Jordan Funeral Home m Albany for Nma Chase, WidOW of the late Marvm Chase, who spent most of her hfe m th1s commWlity Mrs Chase passed away m Hillsdale, Mlch , where she had gone to be near her only llvmg daughter, Mrs Howard Hem She IS also survrved by one sister, Mrs Alrce Epple, Rutland , one brother, Seth Rutland, four grandchrldren and one great· grandchildren Rev Paul Williams offrclated at the serv1ces and bur1al was m School Lot Cemetery Mr and Mrs Errnel Chase and daughter , Penny of Amanda VIsited his aunt, Murl Galaway, followmg the burial of hrs aunt, Nma Chase Mrs RICk McOanlel at· tended the weddmg of a former 2 Dr Sedan cho1ce of 1hree real buys all6 cyls 1969 Pontiac Gran Prix....................s1395 2 Dr Hardtop power steermg power brakes auto trans Local owner New one cost as much as 57 000 00 1968 Ford V8 Fairlane .......................SS95 500 4 Or Sedan Very low mileage for model Power steerlng auto trans 302 V 8 l{eith Goble Ford, Inc. 992-2196 Middleport 3rd Ave .. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy QUALITY Motor Co. OF 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO 51995 350 v 8, automatic P steering & brakes, dark blue finish V-8 power steering 1969 FORDTORINOCPE Local car bucket seat vinyl interior 4 speed trans v 8, rad1o good tires Real mce $895 351 P0~~~~!~~8~!~~ CO. @) POMEROY, OHIO schoolmate, 3 Oal Dressers, 1 Red Maple Dresser, 2 Walnut Chests, 1 Sohd Maple Chest Many others to choose from 29 f5 up 2 Sola Beds. blue, green I Green Solo'---- 39 7-2 Prece Lrvrng Room Su1tes 49 ifs up Duncan Phyfe Corner Cab1net and Commode Table Prrced to Sell 20 cu It Gold Sode by Side Relrogerator, only 6 mo J Green Refrrgerators, 2 copper and 15 white _ The Second Grade Workshop at the Sahsbury School bwldmg Tuesday evemng wrth Mrs Helen DaiS m charge explored 1Inporlant aspects of the subjects taught m the -•econd grade and the r l '!i: "~ ~... th e req"mremenls set up by •State Department of Education that aii11Cate the time for each Areas of responsibility of chrldren, parents and teachers were lMso considered ~ This was the tlurd rn a series of workshops berng held at Alfred Social Notes Sunday SChool attendance on Nov 3 was 33, the offering was $18 35 Worship services were held at 11 a m With the Rev Meece speaking from Psalm 23 Attendance was 31 Offenng $20 85 and Pledges $58 00 The Mergs County CoWlcll on Mmlslrles w1ll be held at the Alfred Church on Monday evenmg, Nov 11, at 7 30 Everyone ls welcome The Northeast Cluster Charge Conference w1ll be held at the Tup~rs l?lains Church annex on Tuesdax evening, Sahsbury SChool to acquarnt parents wrth subject matter and school organrzation Attendmg Tuesday evening were Carla Carter, Lou Hemsley, Bonme LeMaster, Barbara Fry, James Fry, Ramona Roush, Sylvm Blake, Darlene Casto and Karen Murray The next workshop IS for Grades 4, S and 6 w1th Mrs Dorothy Chaney In charge, on Nov 14 at 7 30 p m Nov 12 at 8 30 p m 1 Tile 1Aifred UMW. wiil holds its regular meeting on Tuesday evenmg, Nov 19 at the home of Eleanor Boyles with June Stearns leacjlng !he program Mrs Lola Derraberry, daughter-In-law Joan (Laddie) Knight and Karl and Kimberly Knight of Doylestown, Ohio, spent from Friday until Saturday afternoon wilh Mr and Mrs Vere Swarlz Sunday afternoon viSitors of Mr and Mrs Swarlz were Mr 81ld Mrs Wald Swarlz of Athens ' Rev and Mrs Robert Meece called on the srck m this commun1ty last week 95 up Old Dmrng Room Surte. table, 6 charrs and buffet-12P 95 ~ Second Grade subjects explained at workshop POMEROY Carpenter "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Domg Busmess" 9~2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenrngs Untri6.0G-Tri_5P·m· Sa! tires rad1o automatic trans 992-2174 1972 Ford LTD................................'2995 Karr & Van Zandt 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA $895 Spt Cpe red finish, blk vinyl top spotless lntenor good $2.50 Offer Good lhru Sat , Nov 23 12 00 Noon Col~pcl•n At Time of Servrce-...!1111! WE BUILT OUR BUSINESS ON SERVICE Edition 2 dr H T Ftnest and best of series One local owner Fully equtpped 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.......... 12495 =, TO GRADUATE SOON Old M:!i;(t planes; parte of a spinning wheel, ~le st1rrupa1 old bOttles, fruit jars, old glass kerosene lamp, qullt.s, mltk cans 5 and 10 gallon • MON. FRI. ............8:()().4:30 SAT .............8:()().12 NOON SERVICE HOORS: blue lnterlor{blue vinyl roof, factory air conditioned, like new w w tires radio Many other extras ...01)182tc !~ETART, W Va Will be selling mrscellilneous artic1es from storage buildrngs and som~ antiques. • "" Jane Walton Clerk VILLAGE OF POMEROY imdlng the fWleral of Mrs 'immy (Bmhe) Thabet at C.reensboro, N C were Mr lnd Mrs Fred Thabet, Mason, fld hrs brother and wtfe, Mr tnd Mrs Wadea'r Thabet, ~ornt Pleasant, and Mrs Charles Stone, New Haven thile there they visrted wrth . t Thal;!et and famrly Mrs fane remamed for a longer l(lsit wrth 1he Thabets and the <iller!! returned home - -------------- peiSOO. 'l- appliances_. 6_5_!.f(~~---·--~----. .- - - - - · - - - -. . -------------- like. J used KUHL'S IS proud of !hell! JO.day GUARANTEE on used APPLIANCES IN PRINTS ITI EXAMPLI!"; - ------------ -------------- We.. talk to you their Busmess SeiVices Real Estate For Sale Mobile Homes For Sale specials, BUT NEYER slating o GUARANTEE on ' ,, more In advertising, using pictures, loss.teader ------- ----- Auto Sales PUBLIC NOTICE ~ Sealed proposals are des.red from reputable supplrers of automotive f re apparatus for cme (1) 500 gallon per mrnute "l'hotor pump rng engrne tn full conformance wtth the 6pec1frcat.ons on ftle wrth lhe 140/re Ch1ef 1n the offrce of the ;'VI llage Clerk 1n the Village of ~omeroy Oh1o 'i B1ds will be received In the -effrce of the VIllage Cler~ .::S:econd Street Village ~ of -R.omeroy Oh10 until 12 o clock noon on Monday November 18 1974 Each b1d Sl'lall conta n the full ttame of each person f.rm or lforpor:atlon rnterested rn same ·And shall be accompan 1ed by a ~ertrf1ed Check or Bid Bond m ttr.e amount of 10 per cent of the Jotal b•d and be drawn In favor pf the Vrllage of Pomeroy Tnese checks or bonds w1ll be r~turned at once to all except 1'hesuccessful brdder His check or bond will be held unt1l the contract or bid Is properly executed by h •m • The right is reserved to reject MlY and all bids furniture & quality new furnlfure to suit the needs & pocketbooks of oul' -------------- ________ _____ d all By Order the Boa-rd of Educatron ~ ..- Genev1eve Harvey Clerk Treasurer of Southern Local • School Drstrrc l Racine Ohro 45771 (11 ) 1 8 15 22 At e AT OUR USUAL EVERYOAY LOW PRICES an excellent selection of clean used -------------- --------------- "colltctor1111 d1scernrng collector! Free Estlma1es, Mlddlepor1, 0 ----------- of the Superrn Oh ro Phone EdU"cat.on to re1ect any lurnlluro JUST ARRIVED II 00rteous prices LARGE, Ioney oak chino ROUNO solid oak table BRASS bed VICTORIAN oak lovoseol, red velvet coverint. SPINET or Jliono desk JENNY LIND bed MANY unusual leather top pieces desks, step end tables, coffee tables dbj tier table. console ches LOTS, LOTS more for tht IINYL SIDING PH. 992-7454 or 992-7129 HOME tn :~:;.j41;~~ · ~~~·~~~~e, WOW I GeOrgeous Ph 992 7608 before 5 p m or 742--4902 •ft•r 5 p m BOWERS REPAIR and it(,~ciiion~}c brdders are on f1te rates, reliable people with medical training Lawn MoweiS -------------- Sealed proposals Will be recerved by the Board of Educat1on of the Soutl:lern Local School Drstr.ct of Racrne Oh10 at the .;:Jerks offrce untrt 12 00 o clock noon on No -vember 27 1974 and at tha t trme opened by the clerk of sa d board as prov 1ded by taw for 1 (66) passenger school bus according to spec 1f cat1ons of sard Board of Educat1on Se parate and rndependent b rds wrll be rece1ved w1th respe ct to the and body type and rll the bus when prior to delivery II school d1strrct s all safety ;;~~~~~,~ and current Oh o ~ Standards for School nstructton of the Known & Reliable Seroice • DAY NURSERY 949-3295 FUEL OIL HEATERS -------------- 337 N. 2, Middlepon 992·2550 '92-5162 Syracuse. Ohro FREE ESTIMATE - ------------- Closed Sundays SYlVIA'S UPHOLSTERING Ph. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Men or Women - Nat onwrd e 2 BEDROOM apartment up Insurance offers earnmgs up statrs all utrlltles pard Lumber for sate Rough to S15 000 (thiS Is a salary not S8S 000 mo No pets Phone STEREO tum ber for farm use Contact rad10 am fm 8 a draw) to sell complete rn 992 3030 before S p m Pomeroy Forest Produc ts P track ta pe comb nat1on 4 surance protect10n lrfe cabtnets paneling, tile, lots 11 7 3tc 0 Box 726 Pomeroy Ohio speaker sound system hearth auto f.re com P'hone 992 5965 of ground $7,900 00 Balance $109 56 or easy "l.ercrtJI auto fmance and 4 RM HOU SE w ith bill)') and t1 1 12tc terms Call 992 3 965 MA NY 0 T HE R mutual lunds No pnor ex garage trailer space Phone __.. 11 5 tfc penence Is necessary since PROPERTIES CALL FOR 742 3862 SMALL house for rent or sale we have one of the most lnqurre at 157 Dock St 11 7 3tc ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe YOUR NEEDS TODAY complete trarnrng programs MrddU!port model Complete w1th all In the mdustry If you are FURNISH E oapt- Sroom--;and 992 2259 or 992 2568 11 6 3tp cleanrng attachments and mterested rn a career op bath w1th enclosed back uses paper bags Slightly used portunrty In a reward1ng porch Also fu r nrshed apt 3 Fully Insured but cleans and looks lrke new business call Stan I ey rms and bath f1rst floor PUBLIC NOTICE Will sell for S37 25 C.!rsh or Phone 992 2937 Ferguson at ( 614) 446 4707 The followrng documents terms available Phone 992 COLLECT Monday through 11 5 4t~:; were received or prepared by 7155 Fnday 8 a m to 4 30 p m An the Ohio Environmental 11 5 ffc Equal Opportunrty Employer ... AND 4 ROOM furnished and Protection Agency durrng the unfurnished apartments 11 6 3tc prevrous week Anyone 1957 CHEvY--p-ar-ts NEW Phone 992 5434 aggrieved or adversely affected - -----------.-- L!kewood traction bars h• 4 12 tfc by Issuance or renewal of any l~cker arr shocks hooker permlt(s) license{s) or htteders wrth 3 collectors for PRIVATE meeting room for variance(s J may request an SSSS for lunk cars com small block Call 992 3496 any organizatiOn phone 992 adjudication hearing by written CAsH LISTINGS - This new after 6 p m BEST OFFER plete Frye sTruck and Auto 3915 request pursuant to Ohio home IS ready for you 3 Parts Rutland Ohro Phone 1 1017tfc 3 11 tfc Revrsed Code Section 3745 07 H2 6094 bedrooms with closets oak within thirty (30) days of the 10 16 26tc 'HbusE- 4 r~m-;-~;dbath tnm and kitchen plus garage directors proposed action to furn1 shed plus Ulllrty room Issue or deny such documents SIEGLER and Lol 100 by 400 Only $20 000 00 screened In porch Call 949 That statute does not provide near T P 3658 MONOGRAM Next to H1ghway for hearing requests to the 11 5 6tc RUTLAND Large older 11 6 3tc OEPA on appt1catlons Garage on Route 7 home in Rutland 4 bedrooms revocations mod1frca11ons HOUSE and tra•ler for rent rn OLD furn11ure ce boxes brass complaints verrfled com Pomeroy Route 3 bath garage and barn All for town 2 bedrooms Phone 992 bed s or complete households plaints cert111catlons leases 3975 and 992 2571 only $12 000 oo • _ Write M 0 MIter Rt 4 orders or final actions Pomeroy Ohro Call 992 7760 11 6 tfc 49 ACRES - On good gfavel Within 30 days of publlcatron 10 1 74 Of this notice any person may SEWING MACHINES Repair road water tap and old house Prrced For Qurck Sale HOUSE for renf on Rt 33 near also (1) Subm1t written servtce all makes 992 :2284 with garage Enterprise 3 bedroom large USED Reese hitch Phone 992 comments relatrng to actions The Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy vard near school Phone 992 LAUREL t;LIFF6 rooms 2860 proposed actions complaints -1 New Monogram Authorized Sing&r Sales and 7571 bath, electric heal level lot or verlfred complaints (2) Service We sharpen Scissors 11 8 3tp Wood Burnrng Stove 11 6 6tc Request a public meetmg 3 29 tfc and garage Needs paint but regarding proposed actions SMALL station wagon w1th ~-;E DR0C)M-~ua'Qe at- Rock Will sell lor only $7500 00 LAr.OMARK ' POMEROY and or,.....t(J) Request notice of DOZER work land clearing by good gas mileage Phone 992 Springs 1dea1 for school Jack W Carsey, Mgr HUNTING LAND - Lots of further actions on proceedings 5786 the acre hourly or contract, personnel adults only Phone 992 2181 Requests for hearings on fmal young limber (90 Acres) farm portds roads, •1c Large 10 30 tfc . reference destred Phone 99;2 ectlons to Issue deny motuty doztr and operator with over maybe gas well for heat and 2789 revoke or renew perm rts 20 years experience Pullins tA~H Pa1.o tor all ma~~..~s ano 11 3 tf$: 'G RAVEL sand Mason sand old house licenses or variances that are Excsvatlng Pomeroy Ohio models of mobile horn es --limestone Pit R:un by the ton BUY A HOME AND SAVE not preceded by proposed ac Phone 992 2478 Ph'One area code 614 423 9531 COUNTRY Mobil@ Home Par~ Delivered Phone 446 1142 tlons and so ldenllfied In th1s 12 19 tfc YOUR MONEY PAYMENTS 4 13 tfc Rt 33 ten miles north of 10 18 tfc notice should be sent to the - - -- - - - - -- - 4 WILL SOON PAY FOR YOUR Pomeroy Large lots with £nvlronmental Board of JUNK autos o DELL Allnement locat.i.d complete and ESTATE concrete patios. sidewalks, ~evlew Suite 505,33 North Hrgh behind Rutland Grade Schodt delivered to our yard We for sale Celt 742 runners and off street FIREWOOD Street Columbus Ohto 43215 complete front end aerviCJe, pi ck up auto bodies and buy 4831 parktng Also spaces for All other requests for ad brakes and tuneups wheels all ktnds of scrap metets and 10 29 26tc small trailers Phone 992 7479 ludlcatlon hearings and other balanced electronically Open ~ron R1der s Salvage St Rt 7 21 tfc comm un lcatrons concern 1ng 8 to 8 dally Call 74:2 3:232 on 12-4 Rt 4, Pomeroy Oh10 A FEW new bllrnd rnstruments public hearings publtc Sunday for appt Call 992 5468 Contact Renee Stone '992 1567 meetings ad]udicatron 2 BEDROOM double Wtde 1 16 tfc 10 17 tfc __. 9 4 tfc hearings complaints of any mob•le home 1n Syracuse No klnd1 and regulatrons should be children or pets deposit C Bt<AUr-ORu Auctroneer addressed to the Legal Re ords re(luJred Phone 992 2.441 after SEWING Mach ines brand new Complete Serv1ce Section Ohio EPA P 0 Box 6 p m Z1g Zag 1n nrce walnut table Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 1049 Columbus Ot\10 43216 MERCURY Comet 6 cyl Good In ortglnat car tons Never R:acme Ohio 10 29 tfc (614) 466 6037 condition Phone 992 7663 used Clearance on 74 Crltt Bradford 11 B Jtc Unless otherwise stated In Models (Only a few 5 I If~ 1 BEDROOM trarler n particular notices all other avallablel 543 40 cash or school No Syracuse c lose to communications including 1970 t=OA: D style 5 PICkup low FoR FREe ~tJ;;t;s on1 terms available Phone 992 children or pets Depostt SEPTIC TANKS cleaned mileage excellent c;ond tron comments on proposed actions 7755 aluminum replacem&nt requtred Phone 992 2441 after Modern Sanrtat1on 992 3954 or Phone 742 6972 and requests for public 10 IS tfc Windows sldlng storm doors 6 30 p m 992 13A9 me4!tlngs should be addressed 11 7 Jtc and Wrrfdows Railing Phone TO 18 tfc either to the New Source, Atr or 9 18 tfc Chllrrles Lisle Syracuse Ohio LOCUST posts 22 Remmgton NPDES Permit Records Sec 1966 vw VAN can be seen at 308 Carl Jacob Sales. and 1 72 acre lot Phone 742 PIANO rur ng dnO rer.- ... r FURNISHED apartment flon whichever Is appropriate Page St or call 992 3509 Representative V V 3656 Phone Charles Scott 992 3718 at the Ohio EPA, P 0 Box 1049 utlllt1es furn1shed suitable Johnson and Son Inc 11 7 3tc 10 18 26tp 9 17 32tp Columbus Ohio 43216 for two workrng men or • 4 30 lfc retired couple Lrvr,ng room Issuance of N PDES Permrt 1969 CHEVY FJ A good con Village of Rutland krtchen shower and bath On EXCAVA1 IN\..7 aozer uaaer drt1on S795 Phone 992 3631 CONCRETE Rutland Ohio main highway Mason W Va and backhoe work septic ifEADY MIX 11 6 6tc ~el rvered right to YOur Phone 173 5147 BUILDING lot 80 fl frontage x R:ecerving waters L{ftle tanks rnstalled dump tructc;s project Fast; and~··~ Free 165ft The second lot on left on Leading Creek Bnd lo boys for hire will haul 10 27 tfc 1973 OLOS Cutlass S IJke new estimates Phone 992 3284 R1vervlew Drive Lincoln Facrllty Descrrptlon Sewage ftll d1rt top soli limestone & Inside and out 350 engme Goegleln Ready fv\ht Co , HIIJ Pomeroy Ohio If 1n Treatment Plant graver Call BoD or Roger p s p b a~r and auto trans Middleport Ohio teres ted call 992 323 0 after s Perm It No AS52 AD Jeffers day phone 992 7089 m Iss/on 24 000 actual m les pm 6 30 tfc Adludlcatron hearing n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 Call 992 3914 after 5 p m schedul9d 5232 10-11-tfc PORTABLE fHectrrc 11 6 Jtp Syr~c'Use Racine Reg Sewer 2 11 tfc EXCELSIOR Salt Wonu ~ tvpewnter like new Phone ' Oistr1et Ma in St Pomeroy All kinds 992 1476 after 5 p m AN OFFER YOU Syracuse Oh 10 of salt water pellets, WBjtei 1r 7..3tc OOZE R or backhoe work CAN'T REFUSE nuggets block salt an\:1 ownPhone 446 1981 or 446 3459 Receiving waters Oh10 River 1312 Eastern Ave, 40 x161' OhiO River Salt Phon~ 9Pi; GR: EEN fed Angus beef Phone _,_ 9 8 tic .S891 Adjud1catton hear1ng f970VALIANT65rc.t2 3bedro0rri 9'85 3944 across from Laundromat 2 scheduled for 10 DO A M on fully carpeted L P gas heat story frame, 8 big rooms all 11 8 6tp Dec 11 1974 at Seneca lowers Phone 992 7751 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been - - - _ _____ -- --.....- ~- -----with furniture, 2 baths, brick 361 E Broad St Columbus Cleaned~ cancelled? Lost your SEPT)C - lANK:» DRESSER with m.rror 9 8 25 tfc utility bid Brick garage w 3 Ohio reasonable rates Ph 446 operator s license Call 992 drawers bed bookcase Docket No 74 wo 539 4782 Gallipolis John Russell, rm apt and furniture 7428 headboard walnut basset 1970 60x12 3 Bedroom Buddy owner and operator Entity hearing request In Only $18.000 S50 Phone 843 2824 615 tfc l mobile home partially fur regards to propoSed N P DES 5 12 ttc 11 8 3tc nlshed S45 or best offer ptrmlt Phone 696 1080 Adjoining lot 40'x220 with WILL tr m or cut frees and SEF"'riC TANKS AROBIC 250 lb Shoat pig Call 11 1 6tc 200992OR shrubbery also clean out adlolnlng alley 12', $7,000 (11) 8 ttc SEWAGE SYSTEMS 3280 basements and attics Phone - ~------- - -- --All lor $2~,000 CLEANED REPAIRED 11 8 2tp 949 3221 or 742 4441 MILLER SANITATION 10111.50 ELCONA with ttlt out Clll 446·3115 PUBLIC NOTICE 10 18 26tc STEWART OHIO PH 662 room and extra storage SORRY SAL rs now a merry For Appointment The Board of Trusten of JOJS bUildrFig completely fur gat She used Blue Lustre rug Salem Township Mergs County nished exceJient condlt1on 10 4ttc1 and upholstery cleaner Rent CHARLES R Hatf ie ld mml Ohro will recelve bids until 7 p S2600 Call Vera Eblin 593 el~ctrlc shampooer S1 Baker backhoe and dozer water m November 15 1974 for the Furniture Co 7 ROOM house w rth 2"baths rn 3333 or 592 2828 Athens C0N'CRE1'lr lines drains footers brush, CREMEAN:S purchase e>f one used motor P.omeroy Phon& 992 3478 delivered Monday through! 11 1 3tc cleaning Rt I Rutland Ohio grader 11 8 Jtc 10 15 26tc Phone 742 6092 Saturday and ~ve"lnO• Specifications niay be ob ...._ Phone ~46 1142 GENERAL repair plumbmg 11 3 25tc Jalned at lhe home of the clerk healing and remodeling ,;;;---;J~v:;-- hom-:- 3 Of 'Salem TOwnship Meigs Co Work guaranteed Phone 992 bedrooms l built In kitchen The Board of Townsh lp Live in tho rolling hills of 2409 basemen t1 with one car Tr'usten reserve the right to Southern Ollio In yoi/r own reject any or all bids 11 7 12tp garage Phone 7ll2 3615 or see 3 BR, 111 eltctrlc mobile Milo Hutchlson By order of the Board of SN Ford tractor 6ft mower 4 homt in Sou!Mrn Ohio's Trustee& of Salem Township, 11 1 tfc ft brush hog 1 Wheel farm _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 - -- - -- Meigs Co , Oh 10 newest mobile !lome pork trailer $1800 Nate Vaoam,an Alma E Smith Clerk 15 mlft from Athens or 2 NEW 3 BR homes on lots 1phone 7-42 5322 (1))1 !t_15,3tc 2. BR home with 4 62 acres for Pomeroy Pr.l~e reduced to _ .,...._ 11 1 3tc .:.___.:,__--:n·· sale by bu\lder Call 446 2890 " ' this mo~lle home pork f 264 3 SPI,..IT FIREWOOD for sale storied Set up & ready to Phone 992 7492 move lhto For further 11 7 <ltp 2 ACRES Of ground wrth septic detools contact tank and water on St Rt 143 NO DOWN PAYMENT LAR G.E Antique Sideboard Phone 742 6972 TO VETERANS (buffer> make offer Phone 11 7 3tc 992 3157 -------------- call ALL-WEAlHER , FREE ESTIMATE Picltup and Delivery On State Rt 124, lfl mi from 7 by-pass 1s a phone Please Phone ' SEE US FOR YOUR UPIIPLSTERING NEEDS GARAGE 9 AM-6 PM All that os needed for a free ·~trmate • Mon. thru Sat. Installed by All Wyther Roofing Co , $001 777 PHrl Street Middleport, Ohio Phone 992·5367 or 992 3861 kitchen cabihets, HOURS: PROGRAM. Buyl •• Many Pric~s Reduced! POMEROY home Have a beautiful new 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY ROGER HYSELL'S 608 E.< MAIN.:_ .POMJ;ROY... O. RUTLAND- Close In - 45 USED CARS PHONE 992·7777 Don t forget the roof of your Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks Umestone & Fill Dirt Commerclol Resldenliol Construction & Remodel (FREE JABOR) WHEN YOU GET AN OIL AND Oil FILTER QIANGE DURING OUR FALL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. REDECORAnNG? Water, Electric, Gas, Sewer Lines, lnstolled Work guorantHd ON A GREASE JOB I Pomeroy,O. Rt 7 & Unron Ave. I Route : SAVE $2.50 992-7608 D&D hangong, etc ' LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES JOHNSON MASONRY 593-6366 paper ~ Keep out the cold and cut the cost of heatlngj Dress your home up warm for cold da~i ahead. S1ding. Insulates, adds beauty, rs durable, adds value, is colorful. S1d1ng can ~ i!lstalled anytime. Ask us 11bout Soffit, Fascra.:' GUtters and Down spouts, too. FREE ESTIMATE Roghl Now AI --- ---------REPLACE those t.red sagging farm house and acreage located 1;2 mrles from Pomeroy Call (304) 773 5118 11 8 6tc 5858 home, full basement owner wtll take land contract ----- - - ------- -------------l BEDROOM newly remodeled TRAILER space 2 miles from Pomeroy Rt 143 Phone 992 4 ACRES - 3 BR ranch style room or tam tly room w1th a new IIYrng room su te from Jacks Furnllure Early Amer1can Suits only Sl69 95 Vrnyl surts Modern Sty ling starting at S129 95 Jacks Furn1ture & Upholstery Supplies 236 E Mam St Pomeroy Phone 992 3903 11 6 6tc For Rent PERM SPECIAL Reg Sl7 SO NOW$15 00 Reg SIS 00 NOW 112 50 BLOW CUT Thurs Evening Appl's older home Beautiful hardwood modern k1tchen carpeted 11 3 tfc ------------BRIGHTEN up your ltvrng REDUCTIONofgrownAKC toy poo<:l!es $50 each pups S65 Stamese kittens S15 Phone 1 2S6 62.4 7 IO I 26tc AUCTION Thursday and Saturday night 7 p m at Mason Auctton Horton St rn Maspn W Va Cotls•gnments welcome Phone (304 ) 773 5471 10 3 tfc RUTLAND - Spacious 5 BR We Have Your Crder and Indian Corn 5111 11 8 3tp - Plus deposit & lax FIRE WOOD for sale cut your own s•z e or p1ece Phone 992 dogs Phone A from from Athens Beef or datry farm , all elec home barn out buildings 6 ponds Our arm rs to please our customers ENGLISH Shel)herd Pupp es $10 eac h Phone 992 3943 11 8 3tc Wtll have a phone located on Court StrHt tn Pomeroy for your convenrence 3 ml Harrisonville 15 ml :6;.·k '1.29 -GARAGE ---- ----- - - Sale at Ray Youngs Strout Realty 160 REMODELING? "TIRED OF II Ory Red, Itchy SkinRed, Smelly RT 143 - All elec hom'!. 3 BR carpeted bath & 112 carport Ph acres W Marn Pomeroy SPECIAL OF THE WEEK DR PEPPER Mrddleport BEGINNING FRIDAY Pets -- ---- --- - --For Sale- Mrddleport, Ohro BEAUTY SALON shuler's Market Success Road Phone 667 3462 11 3 6tp THE TWIN CITY CAB CO Real Estate For Sale GROCERY busrness for sale Bulldrng for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m lo 10 p m tor appomtment 3 20 tfc • • •• • Business Services . . r Card of Thanks • 9- The Dally Se_ntlnei,Middleport-Pomeroy, o , FrrdayJ~o!_11, 1974 Fast Results Use·S entinel Classi_fied~ NotiCe • 1 Avocado Green Washer - m~ _ 49 95 up 1 Harvest Gold Dryer - 2 While Dryers (Check the new pnce and save on these USED MODELS Green Gas, (contmuous clean), Rangel months old 199 95 2 Maytag and I Oryer:_Portable _ _ _ Washers _ _ _ __ _ ~-- Priced ta Sell """'~~"-SPEC lA L THIS WE EK~~~"""'l Used 15 and 28 Cubrc Foot CHEST FREEZERS 42" Coppertone Ul11ity Cabinet, like new· - -- - 79 95 1 Set Solid O.k Bunk Beds. _ _ _ _ _ _ Pr1ced to Sail Several Bedroom Su1tes Baby s Drawer Chest & Robe Comb•nallon 19 Pr•c.ed to Sell 3 l~ith R~d Velvet S210 Set Inserts. ' . 95 up Now $11995 , We also buy households of furniture at TOP PRICES • Karen AccWJtms, to Mr Jack Bu~ns1de, m Marra.Stein, Oh1o Mrs Bermce McKnight, I~:~ and Chnsty McKnight here w1th Mr and Mrs g::;~gM~cKmght, Mrs Goldie and other relatives Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan accompanied thetr son and daughter·m·law , Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan and farnrly on a vacation lnp to Michigan They camped at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Dodson, Ypsilanti, and visited the Dodsons, their son, Rrchard and dall,llhter Paulette and chllc:h'en, they journeyed on to Dearborn, Mlch , where they vrewed the s1ghts at the Ford Museum and Greenf1el1l V1llage, slnppmg enroute home to v1s1t w1th Mendal Jordan's brother-m-law and sister Mr Mrs Max Mccallie, m Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Robert Mattox attended the Southeastern Ohw Turkey Growers annual meetmg and dmner at the Holliday Inn m Chrlllcothe Goldie Grllogly has been confmed to Holzer Medical Center for several days wtth a I l It takes two to make a bargain - bul you will find us easy to deal with if you are in the market for a really clean used car that is worth the money. ALL CARS EXTRA CLEAN 71 CORVETTE ............................s5250 L T 1 350 engine 330 HP 4 speed wtth power steering Locally owned 73 LINCOLN MARK 4 (IV)............'6495 2 door hardtop has all of Lincoln s finest accessortes 21,000 miles Sharp 1 73 FORD LID 4 DR SEDAN .......... !2795 Factory air P S , P B vinyl roof 73 FORD GRAND TORIN0 ............ ~2695 4 door sedan, factory air P S, P a, vtnyl roof 73 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER .......s2595 p 318 automatic with sun roof s , P a, AM and FM radto vinyl roof 72 FORD GALAXIE 500 .............. ..'1895 4 Door hardtop factory air P S P 8 72 MERCURY MONTEG0..............$1795 4 Door sedan factory air. P S, P B vmyl roof 72 MERCURY MARQUIS .............. $2495 4 Door seden factory air, P S P B v1nyl roof 72 BUICK LeSABRE .................... $2395 4 Door sedan factory air P S P B vinyl roof 71 FORD GALAXIE 500................$1395 4 Door hardtop factory air P S P B vmyl roof 70 PONnAC 4 DR SEDAN ........... ~1295 Factory air P S P B 71 TOYOTA 4 CYL ....................... '895 4 Speed 68 afRYSLER 4 DR SEDAN.......... $95 66 OLDS CUTLASS ..·.~.~r.~:.r~.t~~...... ..'495 65 PONTIAC 2 DR HL............... s495 65 afEVY VAN ......................... ..S495 64 CADILlAC 2 DR HT............... ..S295 Good Selection Cheaper Cars See Ray Rrggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt. 7 Grovep&rt, were recent weekend guests and attended the homecomrng at Dyesvllle church which was well at· tended Mr and Mrs Cecrl Gillogly and famrly attended a reWlron of the Lambert family which was held at the home of Mr vtrus mfection and Mrs Kenneth Grover, Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey Long Bottom Others present VISited with her sister, Elma mcluded Mr and Mrs Carl Vernon at her home m New Mormng, Elyrra, Mr and Mrs Lexmgton Their brother, A R Robert Troppe and family of Caster, Charleston, W Va , Tuppers Plams, Mr and Mrs was also a guest at the Vernon Bl:J'ne Vaughan, Mr and Mrs horne Gene Lambert and daughter, Mr and Mrs Rick McDamel Charlotte Mr and Mrs Harley attended a famrly gathermg Hannrng and Mrs Helen honormg Mr and Mrs Randy Johnson, all of Pomeroy Green held at the home of his Betty Rutherford George, parents, Mr and Mrs DaviS Dallas, Texas, was an overGreen near Albany mght guest of her Wlcle and Mr and Mrs Bob Hamson aunt, Mr and Mrs Mendal and Btlly Ross , Stoutsville Jordan Others who called to vrsrted at the Rex Cheadle and ' lfee her were 1\ir and Mrs Wilham Cheadle homes i'>wame Jordan and famrly and Mr and Mrs Larry Stans- Mr and Mrs Waiter Jordan, bury, Benny and Scott, local, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reynolds)lurg, returned home Crabtree of McArthur Mrs after a week vacatton wrth hiS George has been vlsthng parents, Mr and Mrs Dale relatives m the Sidney area, Stansbury Mr and Mrs Clair accomp-amed her mother, Stansbury and family, Neva Baker, and frrend here on Chester, o. Sunday where they JOined relatives for a famtly dmner at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs J D Caqode, PI Rock Other local relatives present mcluded Mr and Mrs Harold Dixon and Mr and Mrs Ronme Bolen and Usa Among those from Mergs County attendmg the annual sessiOn of the Ohw State Grange at Nerl House rn Colwnbus were Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan of Colwnb1a Grange, Pauline Atkms Harrisonville Grange Keith Ashley, Racme Grange Prmce Contestant and ~ state talent contest wmner, who also was third J;1IJI nerup m the Prrnce contest rn state competition Pam Holcomb, Laurel Grange Prmcess contestant, Teresa Carr, State talent contest wmner and her mother and SISler, Mrs Charles Carr and Sonja, Alfred Grange, Mr and Mrs Norman Will , Harnsonv1lle grange, also attehded the banquet on Tuesday evening and parllctpated 10 the activities ' I . I/ vmyl roof I ' '' ' ''' �. i . ' _ c:ar &truck .by · r~:··=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=···''~'':;:''''i''''''''''·'·'·'~··=·=·~··~=·=·=····,-····=·=·=·======= = = =··====~====:====·=·=·===···;,~==~===·=====I: fl'ying chi~ken ~l Guardsmen acqtiitted ~j ======:::::::::::=*~==::=:=:::=:=!=~==:=::======:===:=:=:===·===:==~====:~ . FOUND INNOCENT COLUMRUS iUPII . Franklin County Common · Pleas Co urt Judge Jark . Young ruled Thursday that former stale treasurer John · D; Her-b<rt and his chi~ deputy, Robert F. Gardner, wer e not responsible for $14 million the staie' loSt in investqtents in Four Seasons Nursing homes and King Resources. Young was also sha r ply criti cal of fo rmer Ohio at· turney general Paul Brown, now an Ohio Supreme Court justke and present Attorney General William J . Brown for a delay in recovering the investments which he said "was indefensible.'' . F .. 0rn1er Rutland ~===:=::;:;:;:;:;:~::::::::~;:;:;::::::~~:::i:i:::::::;::..::;:i:?.=:::::::: . IDJUre . . d· , FIVe one· critically • m mine blast. END OF' MISSION . · J ERUSALEM I UPI) Secretary of State Henry ·A. Kissinger approached the . A flying . ~' . : . CLEVELAND · (UPI) U.-' S. District Court Judge ;:;: chicken was blamed .. ' . F'AIRBORN William D. end of his Middle East peace fo r a · traffic accident at 8:35 Frank J. Battisti today ordCred a verdict olacqllltalln ·the • :;: Lannings, 87 , former ly of mission to.day, trying lo · a .m . Thw-sday on Rl . 388, one %\ caseofeightfonnerOhioNationaiGuardsmenc hargedln [!j! . Rutland, 52 S. Wright Sf. , · · a rtange a new round of and one ~ nth mile east of « connecllon with the Kent Stale University shoollngs In :;:: Fairborn, died Thursday. I sraelf • Egyptian talks lor Racine. :::: whlch lour studenu were kllled and nine wowtded. :-:: A. reti red maintenan ce troop pullbacks In .the Sinal According to the Gallia _ :...·:.:.' The eight guardsmen were on trlalln Federal Court ..:.· worker with- the Fairborn City Desert Meigs Post Stale Highway . here on charges of consplrlng to violate the civil rights of Schools, he was born Nov. 7, Kissinger met with Prime Patrol. the chicken flew across :;:; the studenu who were killed and wounded by a volley of ;~: 1887, in Meigs County, ,a son of llffnfster Yllzhak Rabin after the road, slamming into the ~~ Ohio National Guard bullets during an antiwar demon- l~j · S,ALEM CENTER - Jol!n E. grouting a borehole the late Oswin and EJecta a two and a half hour Israeli windshield of a car opera ted by . ·:·: strallon on May 4, 1970. . :·:· McGuire , 28 1 J ay Dr ., groulerhead tank Martin Lannin g .. He was cabinet meeting devoted to Lar ry C. Sm1'th . 24 . of Rl . 1, '· Gallipolis, re mained in critical The · grouterhead i,~ i,' · Battisll, in directing h the jury of four women and eight '.=j..':;j.: married April 12, 1910, lo the 1 disc ussing the results of the Racine. There was s li ght men to acquit thee g t guardsmen, said the prosecution . condition early today .a t Holzer compressed air tank · former Velma Hoope r who secretary's talks with Arab damage to the windshield . ~;) failed to prove that the defendanu fired upon the students ?-~ Medical Center where he was forces a rough cement survives. leaders. admitted at 2 p.m. Thursday through a pipe .under with "the specfffc Intent to deprive thein of their con- ·','.·_.~',· Besides his widow, Mr .. stftulfoual rights." · . following an explosion af the The men were in LOCAL TEMPS Lanning is survived by a son, Veterans Memorial Hospital Meigs No. I mine 'of· the The tempera ture in down- :}::::;:;:;:;:;::::::~=:~:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::~:::::::::::::::::!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::~~~: No. l when the acc:ident James , Fairbor~; a da ughter ADM ITTED Waller Southern Ohio Coal Company. curred, 375 feet into the town Pomeroy at 11 a.m . today a nd son.in.Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Reibe l, Pomeroy; Kenneth POMEROY LANES McGuire was in surgery and not very, deep . was 52 degrees under sunny ;~~r~-:~·mx ··:s·:·:·===~=====::.-=====:::::::«;::::::::t Robert I Evelyn) Hill, Dayton; Davis , R utland; PatriCia Kings & Qu eens throughout the af~rnoon while skies. The men were taken a daugh~r-in-la w, Mrs. Eldon Tolley, Albany. October 29, 1974 • ' d octors repaired severe in. hospital by ambulances Won Lost I Edwin I Lanning, Fa irborn ; a BOND FORFEITED DISCHA RGED - Otilla juries to his head. 1 Southeas~rn Ohio Fearsome Four 44 J6 Henry Ward, Pomeroy , brother, Herbert, Frankfort; Mullins, Margaret McDaniel, Go Go 44 36 Treated and released from' Emergency Service. ' Jack's Club 42 38 forfe ited a $250 bond in the four gra ndchild r en, Dana, Anna Wines, Mary King, Jessie Holzer were . Myrl Sallllllons, were trea~ by Tonight, Sat .. Sun . No.2 38 42 court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale S~phen and Suzanne Lanning Seller, Cora Clark, Maurice 25, of· Gallipolis; Gerald No. 1 1J8 <12 NOV. 8-9-10 medical technicians E. Smith Th ursd ay night , and Carl William Ha ll , and two Gagnon . No.6 ~ ~ 11.1 Maynard, 55, of Beaver; being transferred to the High Ind . Game Ken pos ted for driving while in· great-g randchildre{l. He was Maurice L. Jarrell, 43, or Medica( Center. . Pleasant ,Valley Hospital Mohler 236, Jeff Wilson 222: BUTCH CASSIDY AND tox icated . Fined $100 and costs preceded in death by a son, Cheshire and ·Ronnie Zerkle, SUNDAY Women: Susie Grueser 161, The mine, which opened THE SUNDANCE KID DISCHARGES - Mrs. Oxley an d given a three day . jail Eldon, in 1963 . Dor is Halfhil l 157. 24, of Pt. Pleasant. ( Technicolor) January 1973, provides HOME CO MI NG. Sunday at Kinniard , Gallipolis Ferry; Funeral services will be at 2 High Series - Ra y Roach se ntence on the same charge Paul Newman Zerkle suffered an eye in Enterprise .UM Chul'ch, lOOlh Southern Ohio'·s parent 572. Ken Mohler 559. Women: Colorcartoons : was Barton Pearson, Gallipolis p m. Monday at the Morris Perry C. Jeffers , Southside; jury. The others complained of Susie Grueser 466, Opa l Hupp a nniversary. Rev. Wa lter pany, Ohio Power Co1mpiiill SQns Funeral Home, 104 llfain William H. J effers, HenE.~tpert Explorer Ferry . 433. · headaches af~r the ·accident. for use at its James M. Arn old, Dayton , gues t speakel' derson ; Donald Cottrill , Peac e Pipe St., Fai rborn . Rev . William L. Team High Game ~ fea r According to mine officials, · P,lant at Cheshire. for morning worship, 9 a . m . -;how Starts 7 p.m . some Four 659 . Davis will officiate. Bw·iai will Syracuse ; Debra Lee Pearson, BOARD TO MEET the accident occurred at 12:15 Team Hig h Series - Go Go, Carry in dinner at 12 Noon , Federal mine safely The Southern Local School be in the Medway Ceme~ry, _ Galli polis Ferry; Hazel Bissell, p.m. where an air compressor 1865. fo llowed by afternoon services spectors are investigating. ; Point Pleasant; J ohn Huber, Di stric t Board of Ed uca tion Fairborn . The family will tank ruptured . The men were wit h Emera lds Quartet of ' Poin t Pleasant. will mee t at 7:30p.m. Tuesda y receive friends at the funeral ·Parkersburg as s pecial at the high school. home from 3lo 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. singers . · Sunday. SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency · CLOSING MONDAY Continued from page 1 . . ABORTIONS PROII11SED Unit answered a call to Loca l insura nce agency NICOSI A I UPI ) - Cypriot offices in Pomeroy will be Pagetown at 8:45 p.m . through his nose with !he oil industry and is holding !he chain women ra ped by Turkish closed all day on Monday in 'I'hw-sday for Patricia Tolley the olher end. There can he only one reason for this apJpountnwnl - and that ls a further raid on the American consumer by soldi ers during last July's observance of Armis tice Day. Continued fr_om p~ge 1 who had received an irijw-y. oil." . lightin g on Cyprus will be whose a ll ergy to cigarette She was taken to Ve~rans Gibson, 52, was appointed energy chief 10 days ago. all.owed to have abortions, a smoke almost cost her her life. Memorial Hospital where she government spokesman said She now performs only when was admitted. WASHINGTON- THE AMERICAN MEDICAL Assclclal~, today. '\ all ringside ~stomers in night NO TRAFFIC faced with the loss of at least 54 congressional suppo~rs clu bs a r e non-sm okers or Court St. in pomeroy will he switch sides and endorse compulsory health Insurance.' C'on tinut'd fr om page 1 patrons who agree nOt to closed all da y Monday so that would he foollsh not to consider mandated coverage " the annual Christmas parade for 6 FOX'S SON RUNS smoke duri ng her perform· association's chief health Insurance spokesman Said In 'an Innew water lines can be laid . p.m . on Monday, Dec. 2. All STUTTGART, Gel'man y a nce . She is a vigoroUs camterview. I UPI) - Manfred Rommel, mere han ts are asked to stage a paigner for clea n air and non· • _The AMA has supported an alte~tive "Medlcreau" son of Erwin Rommel , the moonlight sale from .6to 9 p.m. smokers' r ights. proposill which would provide voluntary coverage in the form•of " Desert Fox" of the Nazi on tha t even ing . Through the merger of the Continued from page 1 mcome lax credits for the poor. But 38 Medlcredlt supPorters'tn Stores will begin stayi ng Africa Korps, is up for election eight county groups , it is hoped Roy Miller; David Koblentz, Co_ngr~ were defeated in Tuesday's elections, five. lost out.'in open in the evenings on Friday, as mayor of Stuttgart. Dec . 13 until 8 p.m. Stores will that the programs in the are~ Rex Shenefield, and Harold prllllariOS, eight retired arid three left to .run for other offices. • That's 54, and two other supporters could he lost If Rep close at 5 p.m . on Christmas of chronic lung diseases can be Carnahan . Other community expanded and improved. The ticket agents will be David Pe~ Kyros, D-Maine, and Sen. Milton R. Young R-N D· a,.; Eve. , Dec . 24, however. ATTORNEY DIES primary aim of the Association Gloeckner Donald Mora, defea~d in elections that are in doubt. ' . ., .. Officers elected for the next NEW HAVEN, Con n. IUP)I is to see that adeQuate services Clare nce Price, Virgil King, - Alexander Bickel, one of the yea r were Wilson, preside nt; W~NGTON- FBI AGENTS BUGGING telephones to ThompSon , vice and treatment are available Bob Mattox, Jim Meredity, nation 's leading constitutional Dannie for sufferers of emphysema, Wally Bradford, J ohn Colwell, gather foreign intelligence infonnatlon once eavesdropped on la w experts, died Thursday of preside nt ; · AI wilda We rner, chronic bronchitis, asthma and Charles . Theiss, and Joseph conversation that .included former Treasury Secretary John · These folks are planning treastll'er, and Edna Wilson, cancer . He was 49. other ·lun g diseases , Including Bailey . . Connally, according to Special Watergate ·Prosecutor Henry secretary. The next mee~ng a carefree Christmas. One supervi sor will be Ruth Jr. Ruth revealed few de~ila olher than to say eo· 1~1 [jl will be a noon luncheon at the tuberculosis:-Smoking and air SQUAD RUNS They 'j oined our Christmas Club. · pollution , being primary elected following dmner to fill was overheard by the FBI, that the tap was approved by The Middleport Emergency Martin Restaurant on Dec. 5. Beat holiday bills. Follow the crowd. problems rela ling to lun g ' the expirmg three year term of attorney general, and that Connally was not the specific ~rget ' In addition to the gilt-aSquad answered a call to 218 diseases, will be fought David Koblentz. Candidates any wiretapping or bugging.. . Mill St. at 5:50p.m . Thursday rama, merchants will also Connally, a former governor of Texas and only · for Mrs. Ama nda Murray who arrange a visit from Santa who through educational programs are Joseph Bailey, Rt. I, in schools and with the general Middleport; Dav\d Gloeckner, mem_ h er ofRichaf\1 Nlxon'§Cabinet, was indicted on was taken to Pleasant Valley wit! distribute candy to yourigHospital. s ~rs, provide for the holiday public. Rt. 2, Racine, and James perjury, conspiracy and bribery. He iB charged::~=~~ Meigs County is represen~d Meredith, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. $10,000 from Jake Jacobsen, a'representative of seaso n li ghting and decorations in the town, and on. the area board by Mrs . Ballots may also be voted in Pr?<~ucers Inc;, as a payoff for gel;ting !he Nixon the district office the day or the to mcrease price supports tor raw mllk.on Milrch 23, 1971. He ' sponsor the Christmas parade. Glenn Dill and Mrs. Wallace FILES SUIT Bradford . meeting from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. :;;harged with lying about It to a Senate coll)mitlee and .I t June A. Wiles, Tampa, Fla., has filed sui l for support under th e states ' re ciprocal agreement agains t Charles W. Wiles, Middleport, in the Meigs County Common Pleas Cow-t. '* ~ l,'·.'=~ :,.!,.:_ ..,'· Iii MEIGS THEATRE I resident dies •• • zn . Merch~ts SWCD dinner stfU Join the Club. a JOIN OUR 1975 CLUB NOW MAKE 49 DEPOSITS WE MAKE THE 50TH . Weather Fair tonight with·alow in ·the 30s. Sunny and a little warmer Saturday with a high In the upper 50s to mid 60s. On this day in history: In 1837, Mount Holyoke Seminary in Massachusetts became the first American college founded exclusively lor women. In 1889, Montana was admit~d to the Union as the 41st stale. In 1943, more than 400,000 Allied soldiers invaded North Africa . the bank of the century established 1872 .., Your nextdoor neighbor. ELBERFELD$ TOYLAND SPECIALS Deluxe Big Wheel ! It's The ·Inn Place ··' Best In Live Entertainment· ' ". . ' PuU ~rutt::Railraad ,., 992~629 ' MOJO~ , ~'"'· . ,. .. ;• · POMERQY . . . '; ' ' '· ·, 0 ~,. ~ . ' ' ·t·Q99. . . - ,; . ' . . ,,. "' . ;. BRUNSWICK Air Hockey . 29~. ;,-.,:, ' ' . h w Marn Store, Toy Ia d,llnd. a rehouse Open Tonight Until& · • .· SHOPS~TURDAY9:30A.M.T08P.M.'. ' · . . . ..... 111 ' 1 • I • ' •' ' , E.~BE·~~E~D-5 : I~ . ~_OMEROY ' ~ . -· . ' , I • . , . miriirloner; Walker, ' commissioner; Prosectitlng Ally. Gene Joe Stewart, commlssioner and retiring auditor Mort Dickey. background, left to rlsht are Jolm JohnsOO, county com- + Weather Reachitig More Than 12,000 Families The Greater Middle Ohio Valley VOL g NO. 41 SUNDAy, NOV EM B:::.:.ER~l:..::_O:_:,1:. : _9:._: 74_ _ _ _ _ _ __:M :_:::id:.::d::.::. lep::..::o:..:. rt·.:...: Po:.-.:. m...:. er.::.oy_ _ _ _ ____;___P_R'-IC_E_20~C_ ENTS GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Loser in toss asks recount Bargainin,g • contm·u es By DREW VON BERGEN WASHINGTON (UPI)- Resigned to a coal strike of at Your Invited Guest tmts Cloudy by this afternoon, · chanee .of showers tonight. Hii!lrs today ln t!Je 60s. Lows tonight in the 40s. Clearing Mmiday, cooler. charge of obtaining narcotics from the Ri~ Aid Drug Store by means of forged prescriplions was released to the custody of Huntington, W. Va. Pollee. Allen is sought in Cabell County for violation of probation and brea!!lng and en~ ring . He waived -extradition to Cabell Cowtty. Ukellhood of resultant iayoffs In related lndr!strles. A afrlke was expected to lead to almor!t Immediate layoffs In the railroad IndustrY, which hauls most of the nation's coal. Coal accounts for about 25 per cent .of all raU lonn!lge 'and GALLIPOLIS - A recowtt asked by the loser of a coin toss has been scheduled least two 1reeb, tmlon oftlcfall for 9:30a.m . Monday, Nov. 181n the Gallla and negotiators for the nation's County Board of Educaiion race between 80ft coal IDdustry bargajned Murray Church of Rt. 2,_Crown City, and Saturday in bope of averti4g a Bruce S. Stout of Rt. I, Bidwell. lo!lg!ll' · wallrou,t . that equid Accord~!~~ io the official tabulation ·-erily ln~t tbq IUP. conducted 11j111'sday )ly t)le Gallla Cowtly pllea thla wlilter~ ~ ~.., J :.• . ~O!Ir<j .o!:El~llons, both candidates ended Unite~ Mt.rien worieri'. up In .a f~fth place }le lor the board with • negotlaiOi'B,' -1~ lly , unliiil;: 1,236. votes. Elecfloii' officials Friday af~moon Pfelldent Ar!laJi·~·--­ conducted a cofn . toss to determine the up • '""' lllllle ,to the . . . m-.III!D""t offer. ~ WN winner of . the race. Stout won · the toss. · '"-"'~·:J!t Church requested a recount of all 18 ·--·~-· """"~~'' ' It .to Silturday'i·a ton. · · ~. :~:~ precincts involved in the school board FIRST -~Slate Patrolman Bruce Wallace got t\oen If an agreement .Is aff~ted wpuld be K balloting. hla flrit deer In sll< years of hunting with the how and arrow settled Ol(er the weekend, Colorado, New Yo~lf, TennesThe toss was conducted in !he 'lbiirsday. Wallace killed the large )luck in the Dexter area. DARELL AND CAROL TAYLOR entertain wherever they go. MIIIer ~. lhe ·union's ''no see, Wlacoiilin, Dakota, presence of Frank Ruff, acting chairman 'lbe deer dropped wilhin 30 seconds after the arrow struck. conitact; no work", tradition Idaho, Ohio, Pennsylvania, of the Gallja Cowtly Board of Election who Wallace Is allligned to the Gallipolis Patrol Pos!. Wallace a strike wbUe union . Utah and West ·Vlfglnla. · tossed the coin; Rupert Trout, board was former football coach a~ Southern High School. rani\; and file v0tea on conlnlct llw'eau of Mines oftlclals member; Mrs. Mildred Stevens and Mrs. ratification for the first time In also contend that production Willa Saunders, clerks of the election Miners at the company's No. Its blstol'y. would not reach normal lolids as "exb: e01ely low." board and the two candidates. The recount 'lbe current three-year con- for an additional two weeks The union-management 3 slope mine west of here near will be done at no cost to Church . tract with the Bitmninoua Coal after the strike ends. negotiations have been under Raccoon Creek and Southern The official results in the school board OperatOrs of America (BOOA) Interior Department data way since Sept. 3 at which time Ohio's No. 2 shalt mine north- race were J. E . (Dick) Cremeens, 1,792 llltpires at !2:01a.m. Tuesday. showed that electric uWitles, the union presented a list of east of here failed to report for votes; Dale Rothgeb, Jr., 1,402; Fred It would affect more than which consume about 35 about 200 demands, many work Thursday. Those who Plains. They usually play an hour or so, BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Greenlee, 1,365; James C. Mitchell, 1,355; -100,000 UMW miners In 25 miWon toni of coal per month, related to heallh and safety were on the job at the comPOMEROY - Darell and Carol then have " request Ume." G. Gordon Fisher, 1,180; Granville Burpany's No. 1 mine east of states, are down to an average fllklay fllsues. The couple moved to Meigs County net~. 1,177 and Forrest Smith, 727. The Taylor , who believe in "letting the good Salem Cen~r. Ohio, Thursday about five years ago after spending their Af!out 2,000 miners have aupp)y, and 73 power stations times roll" are quick to take up musical election board listed only minor changes In WILKESVILLE, Ohio ( UPI) left work later In the day af~r earlier already -left theil' jobs, producing S per cient of the married life In northern Ohio Instruments to en~rtain wherever they go. the rest of the election. · where they reared seven children. Mr. primarily in eastern Ohio and naUon's ~Uc power would - A walkout by miners ap- an air pressure tank explosion A husband-wife team, they only began The results on the local front remained ~nUy jumping !he gun on an Injured five miners. Wtlt Virginia, but their action run out of coal wilhin 30 daya Taylor was born at Ravenswood, W. Va ., the same. Winners were John Belville for playing together a couple of years ago. anticipated nationwide coal Miners who had wal~ed out waa unoftlclal. after a strike begins. and had lived In the Bend area In his He has played the guitar for many county corrunlssioner; Dorothy Condee, Although both sidel have About 411 per cent of the strike next Tuesday forced the at other mines In the sta~ were county auditor and Judge Ronald R. y~ars. She plays !he "fiddle," hoe-do_wn earlier years . So when he retired In 1969 Indicated proilreu In the talb, nation's electrical energy Is closing of three-Southern Ohio back on the job Friday, S&id a Calhoun, Common Pleas Court Judgeship. style, after having had classical tralmng from the automotive business, they Coal Co., mines in Ohlo's Meigs district union spokesman at decided to return to this more quiet area. the 'Virtual of a abort- fueled by coal. · , on the violin as a yowtgs~r. During those years In northern Ohio, ·t erm walkout has lrought the Coke stocks also were listed and Vinton cowttfes Friday. Bellaire, Ohio. The two have a regular schedule for en~rtainlng . Every Monday they play lor Mr. Taylor had a square dance band, did the old-fashioned ~quare dances at the some singing and caUed for square dances Senior Citizens Cen~r. The first Tuesday occasionally. He has also made a few of each month they visit the Syracuse Rest dulcimers. Th~ Taylors are haPily In what they're Home to entertain the patients there . The second Tuesday they're at the Meigs doing, and, in fact, say they sometimes POMEROY - Hal Borden, Jr., 45, county Infirmary, and the third Tuesday wonder who enjoys it most, the listeners, •· Bidwell, driving a semi outfit, was injured at the Elmwood Rest Home at Tuppers or themselves, the entertainers. in an accident at 8:20a.m. Friday on Rt. 143 In Columbia Twp. near here . ' The Gallfa-Meigs Post Sla~ Highway N.J. (UPI) _ ibe Anchor Je~'sltlff anUpollutimltandedardsFrlda.y by down untll the end of the year . State Raymond J. Zane, met for Patrol si!ld Borden's truck was traveling Hocking Corp., with executive ..... lllll10UliCelllen1'!"a• rna left of center when he cut sharply to avoid headquarter& in Lancalter, Ohio NYI It RIChard J. Brown, manager of the&!~ three hoiU'I Friday with Brown and lsbor striking a car operated by Unda Dye, 26, te ar11y abui down one of Ita J)aD- CouJlly plant, which Is one of the naUon s leaden prlOI' to the announcement_. Zane of Pomeroy. The truck slid on the ~~- and lay off 300 Workers _laraest glassware manufaclurl~g said he .wOUld ask stlite enviromnental and pavement and flipped over on Ito side. COLUMB-US ( UP! ) - The Ohio on the fate of !he legislation. today bica11.1e of i ibortege natural gu facilities. .. . . , . labor leaders to "reorder" anti.polluUon There was no contact between the two General Assembly is to reconvene The bill, which establishes a slate and what c001P811Y offlclahl called New Brown. said the ~ce would be abut · · ..· · • "continued on page 2 Tuesday for a " fame duck" session In an housing agency to help finance low-and vehicles. · The Dye car also went Into a ditch . at~mpt to wrap up work on · a housing middle-income housing projects, sailed Borden was charged with driving left of assistance bill sough t by the ad- through the Democratic-domina~ House ministration of Gov. John J. Gilligan since in Jllly; 1973, 67-23. . center. 1973. Gilligan tried earlier this year to get 'l'he meeting, an expansion of the the b!U movlng.and finally called a con•people.~· Ambulance fund topped regularly scheduled. "skeleton " or ference or members of !he hou.slng, con.WASHINGTON (uPi)- The of Growing dllratlsfaction with the GOP Reagan was a leading GOP pc~lden!fal housekeeping session, Is to begin at I :30 struction and banking industries. The •ac01111 tatiV. third party II baun~ the waa b1Uer)y e.rqa md recently by the COJitender for 1976 before Gerald Ford 24 h · · p.m. I..eglslative leaders believe it will representatives urg\'(1 legislative action, •GOP · anc~· . tlreatens to rile from the ~~~Pwety&IyH111D8111f~E~:~-: ~to the presidency and may illU · $10,000 in . _ ours take only one day. but it was put off wttil after !he election. · ··elec:.t loil ' ciay ashes _of defeatil!f Jlepu.......... ar may se :"es challenge him for the nllmlnation ''if Inflation and bigh Interest costs ha,ve · The Seuate Finance Corrunltlee is to Republlcanl. · · uear future, and mare and more JM!C\Pie are tbinga have grown worse Instead of betGALLIPOIJS - A spokeS1J1811 for the meet Monday to put the finishing touches forced the housing Industry into a low ebb . Perbape more than at any Ume within •. belliimlnlto~ the idea wouldn t be'«! · ter," . · · . - weekend~lethon to raise $15,700foranew on the bill. The commit~e repor~ the bill in Ohio this year. ·~ DliDMI, ~- witle tbe . .dafter all ... 'lbe trulb Is that the GOP, ·, . Reapn said that whether he will lead ambulance foir the GaUia CoUIJiy Volwt- out last May 29, but it never moVed onto • •Rtilll!lllc'n Party are talking about 1111ce • ma)9r hcrpe _fa&- !Qiplelilentlng · uie movement (for a thin!'perty) or "join leer Emergency Squad announced Ia~ the fioor. · iJw*IDIIIIe' GOP and pq It alone with a •• vallve pqllcletr,, ' : ,loager ~ in support of such a movement I think · Saturday that as of 5 p.m. more than A disagreement over whether •tlonalllllrd pari)>. · · Diucbdlmln~lta ~ Uml d ts:--'plng the -would have to depend on whether It $10,000 had been raised since _7 a.m. prevailing wtion wa&es must he paid on Gov. liDnald Reapn California, .... ns . xes an . became evident that both parties had so Friday. stal«<sslsted housing projects hung lhe Perhapl tba leading cooHrvative · ~ Party ls· lt, fat .fallsd that theY no Iotiger . could The telethon Is being conduc~ by the bill up In the Rules Committee. SENIORITY JUMP POSSIBLE IPOIIMnlmi' wilhin the party nat to that wanii'NelNicanRDCkefeU. a · 1ep1 aunt the . iri1l of : the ·American Gallia County Citizens' Sources said Friday there may still' he COLUMBUS · (UPI) - John GleM BlrryGol!l.nter,baacleirlyindk:atedbe JI)Jenl,,... vice .. people." . The the telelhon With a no . agreement on language and. the coul<! get a " jump ·in seniority" over other measure may be allowed to die fn !he newly-<!lected senators 1£ Sen. Howard ~· ml&btt.dlllldlamov~. Helml a., tbatft•••a.tlllyGoodellforanypoliUon M. Stanton Evans! ~ of· the $2,000donattonFri!Iay. Otbera, Including Sena. . • reliensiv American ConservaUve Unton-a political Finance Committee. Metzembaum, ' !).Ohio, would reslg!l the . N.C., and Jamea Bndlley, ~.Y., lave at ~ ~t Plm.. for a CXMDJil ~ ~ acUylat oraantzallon-filao saya thai "a They said Senate President Pro seat, according to one . Ohio officfal. . "H . ~for· " a - •llgl.\mlmt of lhe .tlrb · , naUonal bealtb i!Jiutance pnrcram significant number of conservative Tempore Theodore M. Gray, R-Coltimbus, Howard were to step down and allow Gov_. . majtr p.rtleuloag ~~ . Mth of~ roeiillg and einbraces a IPO~ ·have become Convinced that $42 THEFT PROBED · may not want ·the onils on the Rules John J . GlUigan Iii ilppoln.t Gle!lll to the aod llblrnlllnes. · · ll&'tu? tbe publica · ewnplalned. , 'the RAipubllcan Party ls . If not GALLIPOLIS Gallla County Coounlt~. of which he, Is chainnan, for · Senate, lt would give Glenn a Jump In · ,_,.. ol ma)9r \.'lAIII _ YBlive political · llltervl"'ed jut before Tuesday 1 already flnlilhad and, .. lhe 100ner lhls fact , sheriff's deputies Friday fnvll!itfgated the failing to pass ·!he bill.' . senlm'ity over the other new sena!On who <API .luijcraa Ill' their Qlail II pver, ~· .aald be Jl!ight lead 8 . Is COIIUilUIIicated to the patly raok and . ~I of $42 iaken from a brown .metal box .(lraywillmovelntotheminorio/lnthe wiU he ~king office in J~uary,': said .. wiiiiJnbWI!r ~P,~D~t · botb 11\Blor parties ·eo~atl~ t _lrd party presld::::: the IOOIIfr thio.job reconstrUction at the residence of Roger Jackson at Senate in January . Gov.-<!lecl James A. . Thomas E. Ferguson, who "1!8 elected to aor1 for a third party-· .. , . ifllirrtln~lfthetwomajorpartles ' 'hartect ·•• · .. · , , . Rhodes has exp'i!llssed no desire either wn sutceed hla father ;88 ~tate atllllblr ' l ' t ·• ! to "'r• •enUhe -wiD of the American can g~ • . BldweJI. ........ted-·- -· imL NortJi the means They make fun for • many with muszc Bidwell man injured in wreck of semi-rig Housing action wanted sen. ' 1_. I . · I ' . ' • I 8P8Ctre ' • '· . .> '>'< •,, SWORN IN - Derry HempiiUl, left, Is sworn In as acting llherlff of GaUia Coun\Y by Common Pleas Court Jildge Ronald R. Calhoun, right. Looking on In GALLIPOLIS - Municipal Co urt Judge Robert S. Betz Friday lined Terry Allen, 24, of Chesa peake, $1,000 a nd costs and sen~nced him to six months In the county jail on a misdemeanor charge of possession of an hallucinogen. Allen arres~d Wednesday night by Gallia County sheriff's deputies on a felony Conservatives ·may split ,G OP ·Sew Magic . ' Sewing Center ,.. .. 'g99 -' i Hemphill served as a special deputy for six years under former sheriff Walker . He was defeated by Saunders in his bid for the Republican nominalion in May, 1972. The Republican Central Committee will meet later this week to Jill the remaining two years and six weeks of , Saunders' unexpired ~rm . . HEMPHnL \ . .. commit~e. or . ·Ute Brite The Meigs ,~l.n ·n {JH; Drug offender punished s.u.iM, Bowling SeJ .HASBRO · AND ·THE ·HALLMARKS ' 8gg · FISher-Price 799 ·football . Judge Ronald R. Caihowt, his son, Clay Calhoun and news inedfa representalfyes Dick Thomas and Dale Rolhgeb, Jr. As or noon Saturday, acting sheriff Hemphill had appoin~d one deputy from the old regime , Sgt. James Crace. Hemphill said he would study lhe situation to see what other deputies will remain· on hfs sial£. Hemphill said he will appoint Bill Gunnell, Bill Mitchell and Jon Lynch as special depulies . wm ·Monday Night GEO•. HALL . Slr''N SPIN :. , TONIGHT AND SATURDAY 9:30 TIL 2:00' .. r Anchor Hocking Corp, ·closing New .Jersey 'funtace. idles 300 (L!mited Quantities--Shop Early) ·' .. The office of Gallia Coun ty Sheriff was GALLIPOLIS - Derry Hemphill , Rt. 2, Gallipolis, an employee of the Goodyear declared vacant around 9:15 a.m . Tire and Rubber Plant at Apple Grove, W. Saturday. Commissioner S~war t moved Va. , and special dep.uly under former ·!hat the ofli<• be declared vacant and that sheriff Denver A. Walker , is acting sheriff a replaceme n' be made· under ·prov ision rovided by section 305.02 of the Ohio of Gallia County. evlsed Code. The appointment was made Saturday Upon a motion by Commissioner morning by Gallia County Commissioner s C. E . Johnson, J oe S~wart and Denver A. Walker , Hemphill was appoin~d acting Walker . It followed lhe resignalion of sheriff. The apointment was made in the Sheriff James W. Sawtders which became presence of the three commissioners, Prosecuting Attorney Gene Wetherholt. effective at midnight Friday. Hemphill's appointment is ~mporary, pending the naming of his successor in the next ·live to 10 days by the central committee of lhe Gallia Cowtly Republican Party. Hemphill is known to be one of several persons being considered by the certaintY •, ·'., Hemphill acting sheriff . Evans POf!ieroy national bank 1 Soc1al 1 Calendar .! 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