https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c2a58e4af42a160405393cef6f1bdb4d.pdf 37b5579af70ee306995d4743f33e11df PDF Text Text .I ' ' • I. 10-The Ua1ly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Se1 . .---------------------------------------------------~------------, Ministers met Sept. 8th at ELBERFE-LD$ IN POMEROY· September Sale Days local hospital The Meigs County Ministerial association held its meeting Sept. Conference Room. Rev . Wi IIi am Middleswa rth, President had devotions and presided. Scott Lucas , Hospital Administrator extended a welcome to the ministers and thanked them for condu cting voluntary chaplaincy service at the hospital. He also told of the new medical building which is being built on Hospital gro und s and explained how the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service is of a great value to the hospital, to all other medical a on the TV show " Mavin' o'n", Channel 3, at 8 Tuesday evening. Lt. Russell, son of Mr . and Mr s . Kenneth Ru sse ll, Racine, !S a graduate of Racine High School. He is maried to the former Linda Lou Smith , daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Roy 0. Smith, Route 3, Pomeroy. Lt. and Mrs . Russell and their c hildren , Melissa and Kenneth, res id e at Jac ksonville , N.C. fa cilities in the area, and to the general public. T'wo new members were received into tlle association, Rev . Pete Granda!, First Baptist Church, Middleport and Rev. Robert Persons, Life Science Church, Cheshire. Rev. Harold Deeth was elected Vice President, to replace Rev. Middlesworth who replaced Rev. Carl Hicks who has moved out of the county. Mr. Eddy's boss may be switched The State Library of Ohio. is . negotiating to transfer the administration of the local bookmobile, "Mr . Eddy," to the Ohio Valley Area Libraries (OVAL) of which Meigs County is a member, according to the Pomeroy· Middleport Library Board . A project and a new contract are in the process of being written and, at this FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th AND 13th time , the Meigs Libraries are working to insure that bookmobile service will continue as during the past nine years. Picnic given for little leaguers A picnic was held and new officers elected for the Racine Little Leag ue and Peewee Baseball Assn., at the Shriner 's Park in Racine recently. New officers are Libby Fisher, president; Donna Gheen, vice president ; Karen Johnson, secretarytreasurer, and Jean Cleland, MEIGS THEATRE TONITE THURS. SEPT. ll NOT OPEN -WOMEN~-FALL00ATS---r M-;~-;;~; ~-- SALE .,_.___.... _ . . _ _ _ PRICES SEPT. 12- 14 YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN Show Start at 7: DO p.m. ---1-s;~~;uRCHASE TOSS CUSHIONS While they last •2 • 88 Home Furnishings Annex •4.49 ._._._..__,_.._...._...._+------------·~---~-~·--~--------1 I GIRLS FALL .COATS • 1 Select a new fall coat now during this special two -day sale. Girls sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Also special prices on infants and toddlers snowsuits. SALE • ·-· FLANNEL SHIRTS 100 percent cotton-sanforized sh.r unk. Ex · cellent plaid patterns . Sizes small (14-14•; 2 neck), medium (15- 15 112 neck), large (16-16'12 neck) and extra large (17 -17'12 neck) . Two pockets . . ! l SPECIAL CORNING WARE PUR~~s!r:::rALE! Reg. $34.80 set. Contains 2 qt. saucepan with cover, l'h qt . saucepan with cover, 10" co ered skillet and 9" pie plate. •9.95 SALE •22.88 in on the Meigs County Citizens Committee until a replacement is appointed for PRETEEN Permanent press - 50 percent polyester, 50 percent cotton. Pants sizes 29 to 44 waist. Long sleeve shirts . Sizes 14'12 to 17 112. !! SALE PRICES Our entire stock of Misses pullover knit tops is included . Big selection of basic and fashion colors. Sizes 32 to 40. Philson, Mrs. Ben Neutzling, choir members, and all others who helped make the Worship Services a success the opening night of the Coun~ fair. The meeting next month will be held at the Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy. Maxine Plummer, who is director of the 648 Board will be the speaker. All ministers serving churches in the county are invited to become part of the Associatlon. Present were Revs . William Middleswarth, 'Howard Shiveley, Robert Bwngarner, Lloyd Grimm, Jr., Dwight Zavitz, Pete Granda!, Harold Deeth, and Robert Persons. SALE Our entire stock of LP Stereo albums is in· eluded in this sale. Popular, Instrumental, Vocal and Country and Western . business manager. Trophies have been ordered and are to be given to the two winning teams. Hot dogs , . potato chips and pop were served. ited time! Big Dou e iscount on this Frigidaire 1L.au ndry Pair ---- iiiiiP"' !! r ! I Boys sizes and young mens sizes. White, short sleeves, 100 percent cotton, school names and 1 emblem imprinted on front for MeigsEastern · Waha ma· Southern. COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR Selected from our regular stock. Misses sizes from several famous makers. --· '-~...__ ....... _.._...,..._ ----- SMALL GROUP LUGGAGE Discontinued styles Limited quantity. ! 60". $22.50 Leisure Suits ................ $16.49 $24.95 Leisure Suits ............... $18.49 FAMOUS MAKE l 1 ! 1 MEN'S AND BOYS BELTS Plain pattern and corded material. Vinyls -leathers -all popular widths. 2.69 MATERIAL ........ SAlf 11.99 YD. 13.99 MATERIAL ........ SALE 12.39 YD. 1 BOYS WINTER JACKETS Junior boys sizes 2 through 7. Boys sizes 8 through 20. Waist length or longer length styles. Nylons-wools-nylon and cotton blends. All warmly lined. Our entire stock of winter jackets. r1 ! ~~~~~io~~~h~it!~~rs:~ J~nior 1 A big sizes 6 to 10. Boys sizes 7 to 11 and Mens sizes 9 to 1 ~- I ·- WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET METAL CABINETS · - _.._.. 20% OFF A new selection including wardrobes, chinas, utility cabinets, base cabinets. CUSTOM DRAPERIES SALE PRICES Choose colors during our fall custom drapery sale. Please bring window measurements . Home Furnishings Annex ... SALE 4.99 MATERIAL ........ SAlf 3.49 YD. 1 ! ~o~~un~~~~rf~~~~ --·~·~~-·------·~·-~~--~-··-~~---~~~~·-~~.----..- MEN'S WINTER JACKETS Regular sizes 36 to 46, extra large siies 48 to 52. Vinyls-wool plaids-denim- cotton and polyester blends. A tremendous selection of styles. colors. Buy what you need now and really save. 4.49 MATERIAL....... SALE 12.99 YD. 1 ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT 88~ PAIR -------.------...; --- -----.------- ·-- -· Department, Second Floor SALEI 2 ONLY ~~--~~~~-·~-------------~---~------REG. $17.98 1975 RCA Color TV Consoles COMFORTERS With Famous RCA XL 100 Cham (Small group) Solid colors and prints, 72 x 84 size. Reg. $850.00 RCA Console Reg. $725.00 RCA Console - SALE •9.99 PRICES Sale $7SO.cio · Sale $650.00 ------------------------- Home Furnishings Annex Regular 19.95 Lawn Furniture Claise 1 MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS An excellent selection of authentically styled western shirts. Sizes from 14 to 17 112. Long sleeves-flannels-cotton polyester blends denims chambrays. Solids -colors and paHerns. Includes our entire stock. add the quality and convenience of Frigidaire to your lile for less ... with special on some ol ':';,,,~~~~::::•·•· • most-popular AVE $2·5!1) Double up on savings with this Frigidaire Heavy Duty Washer and Flowing Heat Dryer. · Buy The Pair For '529..,.. . lt'f the best .t ime to buy Frigidaire Mens Mens Mens Mens $8.95 Western Shirts ............ Sale $6.69 $9.95 Western Shi~ts ............. Sale $7.4° $10.95 Western Shirts. .......... Sale $8.29 $14.95 Western Shirts .......... . Sale $10.29 .,.._ME"Ns=;7.;· Famous maker mens · dress socks. Choose bulky knit orion or Bani on panel. One size fits all sizes from 10 throuqh 13. 87~ . ,. I '9.98 SALE PRICES Home Furnishings Annex . ~~ I PERFECTION ~ -~-~--~--._;··-------l GAS AND FUEL OIL HEATERS WOMEN'S APRONS You'll like the fine quality of these nationally known space heaters from 35,000 BTU to 70,000 BTU. Save this weekend while our entire stock of aprons is on sale. I '"""'~"'~RICES w,~,,~., '"'"''"''g..., .. SALE PRICES 100 • lioal .., I -- I . . . . . . . . . . ..,... . . . . . _ . . _ .......... - - Main Store, Home Furnishings Annex and Warehouse Open Both Friday and ·Saturday 9:30 to 8 p.M. Middleport, Ohio r Our entire stock of cloth and vinyl tablecovers included . Souares, oblonQs, ovals, rounds. HOmo 1--~-r-r••~,_·=~---~~w~-~·-.-·~--·,_~-~--~·~- -~-~-.~-----·---··-~·--~·-·--.--~-·•-.-o'"u~-.--•w-~~4!__,_~_,_.~_..-._____w._.-,_.,._~._.__~ BAKER .FURNITURE ' Lounges - Remaining Stock Warehouse on Mechanic Street -~·----~ --~-~ DRESS SOCKS TABLECOVERS r-------· POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WASHINGTON (UP! ) l..ockheed Aircraft Corp. paid $100 million in bribes in Saudi Arabia to influence sales of its lighter planes, Sen. Frank Church, [}.Idaho, said today. Church, chairman or the Meig.~-Mu.~o11 ~ c ro ss . Art•u FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1975 Senate subcommittee on Lockhead 's overseas income multi-national corporations, in 1974. " You pay out $100million in bribes in one country alone," Church said during questioning of Daniel J . Haughton, board chairman of Lockheed Aircraft Corp. " I don 't think we consider the $100 million as bribes because we did receive benefits," Haughton replied. Haughton said the money repeated the figure three times during a hear ing to emphasize the amo\Ult, which equaled ll per cent of financially troubled lfN;;;·:::·:-·: ·:·:::·:::,:i";:::::·Ii;i;J;;\\ WIDE POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT SA~: ~;E;so% ! ;~~~~~~i~ .-. -. . . . . . . . . _. . -~ -~- _____.._.._.._.._+--~ ------- --------~~-...c Cross- Your-Heart Bras. Instead I Rl Bras. I Can't Believe Its a Girdle colors. f ----~---------·--·--------·---·-~ WOMEN'S BLOUSES -Save $1.00 on -Save $1.00 on -Save $2.00 on girdles. Foundations and 1f2 PRICE SALBOYSELEISURE SUITS Sizes 10 to 20. Brushed denim j<::cket with matching slacks. True western styling. Pants- Skirts- Shirts-Shells- Shirt Jacs SALE PRICES . FAMOUS MAKER While they last , •. l SALE PRICES We're to make II easier than ever enttne The Japanese giant · crab ccm reac h a size of 12 1'2 feet PRICE 15' 100 million paid Saudis in bribes SALE PRICES I $3.50 Boys Sizes ................ Sale $2.33 $3,95 Young Mens Sizes - Sale $2.83 r--------.-..-..._.._.,_.,__._. _ _.. _ _..._.. Now You Know RECORD ALBUMS $9.98 Pants "" " ...... · · · · .. · · Sale $5.00 PRICES VOL. XXVII NO. 106 UNIFORMS the future through use of the vehicle. Dr . Mangieri described the summer high school reading clinic conducted by the Corps and reported on the National Teacher Corps cunvention in Washington. Of the 50 sessions at the convention, lour were cunducted by the Ohio UniversityMeigs Local Corps. Health, Education and Welfare Dept. representatives were informed or the aspeds of the local prowam , Dr. Mangieri said. 111e Meigs Local Board appointed June Kloes, John Kerr, Jr., and William Anderson to serve on the high school Distributive Education Board and considered a budget request from Dwight Goins, instrumental music supervisor . Goins asked for a bud get increase from $2,000 to $3,000 a year, and had inquired about $4,000 to be applied on the purchase or new uniforms. Upon the recommendation of Supt. Dowler, the board voted to leave the band budget at $2,000 and postponed the reque st for $4,000 lor the uniforms . The board on a vote of 4-1, with Robert Snowden casting th e dissenting vote, appointed Dale Harrison as head haseball coach , Jotm Arnott as assistant baseball roach, and Cecilia 1 Continued on page 12) • Clearing, cooler tonight , in · the lower 40s . SliDny and cool Saturday, highs in the middle 60s. Probability of rain 40 per cent today, 20 per cent tonight, 10 per cent Saturday . STEREO Big selection of coordinates and separates in preteen (Young Junior sizes) Entire fall stock is included. have support from the teachers of the district in order to be successful. He said aides would not deal particularly in reading but would assist teachers in teaching, grading papers, playground duties and other work . If the program is given approval, then the Corps will recruit and select participants, Redovian said. Upon the reconunendation of Supt. Charles Dowler , the board gave its approval. Redovian said also that related to community service , the Corps will again cunduct workshops for parents, giving them information on how to help their own children with reading . The workshops, on two levels, will be set up in ce nters where babysitting services will be provided so that both parents can attend. A similar program was conducted by the Corps last year. Mrs. Horky outlined the work being done with reading , not only by the interns involved in the Corps, but through the "Apple Crate," a large reading van being operated in the district. She pointed out that testing is being conducted on the "Crate" which will provide " feedback " to teachers . She reported that broader ranged reading programs are planned in /Jevotell 'J'u The Interests uj" The SPORTSWEAR WORK R~\~;~~f thanks was extended to Rev. Hicks, Mrs. $600 for an air manifold system, and $400 for another storage area in the office quarters. The former Pomeroy Junior High School building is presently being used as a senior citizens center. However, the Meigs County Council on Aging, through the cuunty cummissioners, has been given a $160,000 fed..-al grant which, accurding to present plans, will be used to purchase the old and nearby Pomeroy Senior !Ugh School as a senior citizens center. Goodman said that adjustments will be made in the use of the junior high school building so that senior citizens may continue th•ir program until they have their center set up in the senior high structure. Apearing before the board from the Ohio University-Meigs l..ocal Teacher Corps Program, which deals with reading, were Dr. John Mangieri, the director, John Redovian, and Mrs. Carl Horl<y. , Redovi~ stressed corrununity service aspects of the Teacher Corps Program in proposing that the corps start a 'feacher-Aide Program in the Meigs l..ocal District. The program, he said, would need approval from the board of education and the CorJlS Steering Program, and would have to SALE! "LEE" ~~~~~~~:f!~~~}5£ --~-WOMErfs. KNiT fOps·-- ?~ii;~ -~~~~~ =~Rev. Middleswarth will fill cr~ne. W~"-ather KITCHEN STARTER SET PRE WASHED JEANS Sizes 27 to 38 waist. Select your correct length . Stock up now on these popular 10 ounce pre washed blue jeans. PRICES PLAYTEX FALL SALE Fri. thru Sun. · ! Save this weekend on a new tall coal Big selection · of pants coats . Regular length s and all weather coals and capes. Misses-Halfsizes Juniors- Preteen !Young Juniors) Use Our Convenient Layby Plan Rev. Lloyd Grimm, Jr. was appointed to fill the chair- Ben The Meigs Local School District Board of Education Thursday night accepted $30,000 for improvements to the old Pomeroy jurdor high school building and approved the Ohio University Meigs Local Teacher Corps' tentative plan to begin a teacher..aide program. Appearing before the board in regard to the $30,000 which is from the governor's fund were Ray Goodman, Vocational Program director of the Meigs Local District, and Randall Simpson, mining class instructor. The $30,000 will provide for improvements and additions to the structure for the mine training program. II also will be a first step ir'i developing the building as a vocational training center in the Meigs Local District with several other classes, in addition to mining, to have headquarters there. From the $30,000, about $11,000 will be used for roof repair at the building, $3,600 to install overhead doors to the auditoriwn, $1,200 for a new security lock system, $3,600 for wiring, $1,000 for installation of new welding heads and the exhaust system, $1,200 for manifold oxygen and acetylene installations, $800 for painting and cleaning, $1,600 for a tool crib and storage, $5,000 lor the installation of an overhead 8 at Veteran's Memorial Hospital ON TULlE - The platoon of Ma rine Lt. Karl R. Russell. 106 Rccoiless Rife Platoon Hq . Co. , lst Bn ., 6th Manne Reg., 2nd Marine Div ., Camp LeJeune , N.C., has be en filmed at its base lo appear $30,000 will improve old Junior High ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ,.. ,~ * By United Press International ··· WASIDNGTON - IT RACED TiffiOUGH the House, but a compromise extension of oil price control bogged down in the Senate - and even a phone call to President Ford proved fUtile. The Senate quit for the weekend at 8:40p. m. Thursday, with no agreeement on the compromise. Minutes earlier, assistant Senate Republican leader Robert Griffin of Michigan announced he had reached Ford during a political swing through New Hampshire and told him the Democrats latest offer was for oil pr'ice controls to be extended, but on condition the President not send Congress a decontrol plan until November. Ford agreed that if the Senate would pass the House's extension Ford would not send a decontrol plan until Oct. 20. No deal, the Democrats replied. "The President. ... has not moved an inch," Sen. Edmund Muskie, D·Maine, said. WASHINGTON - SEN. ROBERT TAFT, JR. , R.()hio , said Thursday Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zark had sent him "guarant~s ...geared to protect the cunsumer interest and the economy" under plans to decuntrol oil prices . Taft said his vote earlier this week to sustain President Ford's veto of a six-month extension of current oil controls was based on Zarb's guarantees. Zarb's remarks were contained in a letter to Taft, responding to the senator's requests at a White House meeting with the President last Monday. "It is our plan to propose and work for the enactment of legislation which will insure protection of the independent sector of the energy economy, including independent marketers as well as retailers," Zarb wrote . COLUMBUS - IN ITS SECOND ''mini..-eport" on possible state goverrunent money.,saving measures, The Council for Cost Control said Thursday Ohio should abolish the way it sells automobile license tags, and only sell one tag to motorists instead of two. CurrenUy, deputy registrars sell auto tags. The Council said a more centralized system should be instituted, and that the workload in the Bureau of Motor Vehicles should be spread more evenly throughout the year. The council said the improved efficiency of the proposed system would increase annual income of $395,000, but would have a one-time cost of $216,000. Dropping the two-tag requirement would save the state $1.4m1llion annually, said the Council, a special citizens' group that cunducted a three-month study of state government operations. WASHINGTON - THE SENATE CIVIL SERVICE Committee says 3 million white collar federal employes including the vice president and members of Congress deserve an 8.66 per cent pay raise. President Ford has asked that federal salary hikes be held to 5 per cent to help curb inflation . But in a recummendation to the Senate adopted 7-2 Thursday, cummittee members said federal workers need more. The 8.66 per cent figure had been recommended earlier by a presidential advisory committee. Under existing law it goes into effect automaticaUy unless one branch of Congress rejects Ford's 5 per cent request. It would cost $3.5 billion. The vice president chief justice and House speaker, each of whom now makes $62,500, would be included in the benefits, along with cungressmen, who now earn $42,500. "The federal employe has been kept at the end.. of the line," said cummittee chainnan Gale McGee, [}.Wyo., ' 'while everybody else has been adjusted upward." WASHINGTON - FOR PRESIDENT FORD it was back to the White House to pick up a clean shirt, then off again on another political trip. After returning Thursday night :from a day of campaigning in New Hampshrre, Ford was leavmg thiS . . . morning for two days in the Midwest and T~xas. He goes first to St. Louis, Mo., to g1ve a televiSion m(Continued on page 12) was not lost income to Lockheed because it was added to the top of prices charged to the oil-rich Saudis. He said Lockheed was satisfied with net income resulting from the Arabian sales. Church said the J..ockheed money was funneled through Mideast weapons agent Adnan Khashoggi. - Khashoggi, an American- educated Arabian who tried to buy a California bank last year, has also been linked with Northrop Corp .'s payments to Saudi generals . Although Church said the $100 million was for bribes, Haughton said the bulk of the money went to Khashoggi "and his associates ." But Haughton said he could not identify Khashoggi's associates, except for his brother . / ) I I MALCOLM B. OREBAUGH , secund from left, was named center administrator for the Gallia, Jackson, Meigs ConunliDity Mental Health Center, Inc . during Thursday night's annual CommliDity Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board meeting at the Holiday Inn . Others lell to right are: Atty . Thomas S. Moulton , center board chairman; Dr. George B. Greaves, clinical director ; Dr . Timothy B. Moritz, director, Ohio Department of Mental Health and Retardation, and Dr . Harry Chovnick, District 7 and 8 manager who announced his retirement last nig ht. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, fair Sunday and a chance of showers Monday and Tuernay. Highs Sunday will be in the upper 60s to the lower 70s Monday and Tuesday. Lows will be in the 40s early Sunday, rising to. the 50s early Tuesday. Crime to • court m one Week ; In Meigs County just one week was needed from the time of the crime until the suspected criminals had their day in court. That's how it was with this crime, the reported theft of a power saw valued in excess of $150 from his trdck parked on SR 7 by Hanford Mayle to sheriff's deputy Ray Manley last Friday at 4:45p.m . Manley was given names of two persons who might be involved. Saturday night, Robert Lynn · Riffle, 21, Pomeroy, and his brother, Monty Layne Riffle, 18, were lodged in jail on charges of theft by the Pomeroy City police. Manley questioned both men who admitted taking the saw and hiding it on Forest RliD Road. Monday Monty tbok Manley to the site and the saw was recovered. Petty theft charges were filed by Mayle. The two men, freed on bond, were to appear in County Judge Robert E. Buck's court today. COLLIER CONFIRMED COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Senate has unanimously confirmed Gov. James A. Rhodes' nomination of Howard L. Collier as director of ·the state Office of Budget and Management . ' Murder trial date set Orebaugh named center's boss Malcolm was taken mini st rator is a graduate of Gallipolis, was named center Ri o Grance Colle ge. He administrator for the Galli a, received hi s Mas ters degree in Ed uca tional Counse lin g from Ohio University . Jackson, Meigs Commun ity Charles Tyree, Jr ., 44, indicted lor murder on Aug. 28 bv the Meigs Co\Ulty Grand Jury, pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Meigs Co\Ulty Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon Thursday. His trial was set for Oct. l. Tyree has been serving a se ntence in the Ohio Penitentiary on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. On June 19, at 12:35 a. m. Tyree allegedly shot Ruby Jarvis, 33, Middleport, three times with a small caliber handgun, once in the hand and twice in Her stomach . Tyree B. Orebaug h, into custody by the Meigs Co\Ulty Sheriff's Dept. and Mid· dleport police at 3:12 a. m . Ruby Jarvis was taken to Holzer Medical Center where she died 18 days later . Tyree is lodged in Meigs County Jail. Trial date has been set lor Oct. l. Mental Health Center, Inc. during Thursda y night's annual meeting at th e Holid ay Inn, Kanauga. The a nn ou ncement was made by Atty . Thomas S. Moulton . ' ce nte r boa rd chairman . Ninety -s ix person s representing all three counties attended the dinner meeting. It was also announced Mrs. Hamlin 1 Mary Lou ) King, Gallipolis, is a new chairman of the 648 Board . Harold McCiur~ . Jackson, is new vice chairman. Mrs. Ernest Orebaugl1 has al so pursued post~M;:~ sters level courses in admini s tration and voc ational counseling at both Ohio Univers ity and Kent State University. Well -known for Orebaugh will se rve me.'' " Wit h massive programs being plann ed , I have reason to be optimistic on the future years, problems do exist. The spea ke r felt , however, local officials have se t a good Orebaugh has served as a teacher, counselor and director of counseling in the Gall ipolis City Schools . Orebaugh also se r ved as one of the original members of the stee rin g committee fo r the creation of th e Gall ia, 648 Board . as th e Gallipolis Rotary Club, exe c utive officer for the presiden t of the Holzer Medical Ce nter Volunteer League , chairman of the overall responsibility for the advisory board of the operational procedures of the Nelsonville Childre n's Center center and its satellites. and pri or to Thdrsday· s The new ce nter ad~ appointment, served three.- Rupe taken Local news in briefs in Florida . The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. reported today that Gerald Eugene Rupe, 25, Rutland has been apprehended in Orlando, Fla. Rupe was arrested on a traffic violation there. He was alleged to have been involved in the July 10 armed robbery of the Kroger Store here. He is being charged by the FBI for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution . He will be r e turned to Ohio by the Meigs Co\Ulty Sheriff's Dept. as soon as possible to face the alleged charges. (Continued on page 12) One driver in hospital Meig s Aerie 2171. Fraternal Order of Eagle s, will host n District J F.O. E . meet ing Sunday beginning at 2 p.m . with Robert Coulson, sta le outside ~uard of th e F.O. E. f r om Cadiz , as main speaker . There will aiso be an initiation A dance .=m d free refreshments wilt fol low the mee t ing. All member s. and guest s are welcom e. THE PUBLI C IS INVITED TO ATTEND the grand open ing of the Tuppers Plain s Branc h of the Pomeroy National Bank to be ht:ld ~rom 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. Saturday. Fa vor s wi ll be given .:'ldL•Its and children and seve ral cash door prizes w il l be awarded . Employ es of the bank will be on hand to serve refre shments to the visitors. The Meigs County She riff 's Dept. investi gated two ar· cide nts Thursday, one alter which a dri ve r was a dmitted to Veterans Memorial Hospi tal. At 5:55 p. m. at the intersecti on of SR 7 and Un ion Avo. Ronald F . Reynolds, 31, Rt. 1, Minersville , carrying four passenger s, was stopped at Union Ave., waiting to turn onto SR 7. His car was s tru ck by one trave lin g on SR 7 driv e n by Willia m D. McKnight, 66, Rt. I, Middleport. McKnight was taken to the hospi tal and admitted by the Pomeroy ER squad. T:::i .:~ & ' I -- - ---~--------~------- Three defendants were bond s in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E Smith Thursda y ni ght. George MeHaffey, Albany, was fined $10 and costs , lor reckless operation, Evelyn Fitzpatrick, no address , $15 and costs, shoplifting, and Harry Butcher , Pomeroy, $10 and costs for speed in g . Willi am Snodgrass, New Haven, forfeited a $30 bond posted for failing to yield right of way and Michael Caton, Vinton, forfeited a $100 bond posted for reck less operation . Reynold s a nd hi s passengers had visible signs of injuries, but were not MQf{E ITEMS HAVE BEEN contributed to a yard sale being held for Lonn ie LeMa ster , six .year .old brain surgery patient. by a group of Salisbury School area women . The sa le be1ng held this weekend one m ile north of Da ve ' s Grocery on former Route 33 . newspapers inside a cabinet immediately treated . Al 4:35 p. m. Thurday in Racine Terry M. Spencer, 19, Rt. l, Racine , was stop ped at caught fire . There were no dan1ages. AN OPEN IN VIT ATION HA S BEEN extended lo lhe a stop sign when a car driven public to attend the dedication of the Capt . Joseph C. McElroy marker at 2 p rri . Su nday at Greenwood Cemetery , Rac ine . The event is 5ponsored by th e M eigs County B1centennial com · m i5sion and the Meigs County Pioneer and Histor ica l Society w ith Cong . CIMence E . Miller as speak er A reception will follo w at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Hu ston 1n Syr<'\ cu se • > Three are fined HOT NEWSPRINT The Middleport Fire Dept. answered a call to the George Knapp home on Hudson St. at 6:52 p. m . Thursday when He was cited on charges · of driving while intoxicated . by Fannie Maynard, 53, Racine, made a right hand tur n onto Fourth and struc k Spe ncer's car . There were no injuri es or cilations. •• : Montz added that despite progress during th e past four fined and lwo others rorfeited Orebaugh is a member of administration or the ce nter board 's policies, asswning is happening down here . You are making things happen . Your staff and board impress to develop In Ohio the finest mental health lacilities in th e United States, " Moritz said. Jackson, Meigs 648 Board named Mental Health and Re~1r­ dati on . " My goal, and marching The speaker, introduced by Dr . Bernard F . Niehm, 648 Board member from Gallia Co\ID ty , praised tr i-<:o\Ul ty officials lor their outstanding work during the past year. "' I'm very pleased with what orders from Gov. Rhodes, is and _late r , se rv ed as a member and chairm;:;tn of the wa s director, Ohio Department or thi s field," Moritz continued . hi s was named trea surer and Jackson, secretary. Gallia, Jackson , Meigs 646 Board. Guest spea ker last night was Dr. Timothy B. Moritz . development of programs in pr ofes si on;:;tl a nd pe r so nal service in the tri<ounty area, I Maxine ) Winge tt , Racine , Mrs. John (Trula) Zimmerly, year s as assoc iate to Mr s . Maxine S. Plummer , exec utiv e directo r of th e LOCAL TEMI'S The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m . Friday wi' s 63 degrees with rain falling . �• ' GSI volunteers are honored Ohto l..Je utenanl Go\i ernOJ Rtchard Cele s te told ap proxtmately 200 pers on s attending Thursda \ af· ternoon s an nual Volunteer Recogmhon 'I ea m Wes t Hall at the Galhpohs State In stitute that we m Ohw need a constituency for hwnan services " .. In traduced by Eve!} n Morrow , program cha1rrnan Volunteer S e rv1ce s Assoctal1on , Celeste challenged those m the audtence " to be leaders of a movement to recogmze a need for a conshtuency for hwnan services ' ' Contmued Celeste, "We must get the proper tools for these real needs We need to recogmze our respons1b1hty Pubbc service ts everybody's busmess '' The lieutenant governor called Thursday's event an exctting and proud day for volunteers \\ho have worked long and hard to make l ·' various programs a success •"', .' .. ..... 4 •• ,. • -•"',. ~ at the Galltpohs State Institute " Durmg the awards ceremony, cerltftca tes of apprectatwn were presented to 114 mdtvtduals, 37 area servtce and ctv1c clubs, lodges, garden clubs, RSVP, busmess ftrrns and youth groups Helen Grumbhng was one of several mdtvtduals to recetve spec tal recogm !ton She recetved a gtft for 15 years of active serv1ce whtch began m March, 1960 Other spectal awards were presented ro the Galbpohs Area Jaycees, GSI Volunteers and Mrs Paul Wagner by James Mtddleton, awards chatrman, Parents Volunteer Assoctalton Celeste, Mr and Mrs Paul Wagner Claude and the Idle Irts M1ller v.ere also honored by the VSA Jane Ann Denney , coor drnator , Volun te er Services presented rndividual av.ards Dr Bernard F N1eltm, GSI s up e rmtende nt s erv ed as mas ter of cerem omes Re' W1lham Kuhn gave th e rnvocatwn Rev Hug hes Pnce gave the benedtctton One of the htghhgh ts of Thursdays program \\a s entcrtammenl by the Olde Tyme Chorus and K1lclten Band made up of Galha County Semor CtiiZtens The musicians presented several vocal and tnstrumental selections Refreshments were serv ed followmg the program Favors were donated by Ray Wedemeyer , Sandv Beaver Insurance, Gml Smtth, Stanley dealer Indlvtduals recerv1n g av.ards were Grent Adams June Adam s Ga y Adk1ns Margaret Arm strong Charle s Bak e r The lma Barne s Ellen Ba r te l Dav1d Bea v er Bernard Beet c her T e rr 1 Belser Sandy Blackburn Marga ret Blazer Margaret Br 1m Patty Burn e tt Bea fr1 ce Bus h Ruth Campbell Ver na Ch amb erlain H enr 1e tta Church Anna Col l 1ns Larry Coll1n s Ella Candee Edna Cook Charl1e Corbm Ruth Ann Corbm Be ulah Cremeans and Bob Cummm s Larry Da 1ley Ra ndy Da iley R1ck Da1ley Roger Dailey Greg Darl1ng Susan Dav1 s Jean Ann Denn ey Laura Dowler K1m Dun s moor Lee Dur•eux L ucy Earwood Steve F err e ll Nellie Ford R1ta Frazer John Furst Dorothy Gord on Opal Grdfm Charlotte Gnfflfh Helen Grumb l .n g Vernon Grumbl1ng and Leot a Gu1nther Bert1s Hall e y Jan ey Harns Lor etta Hayn e r Dorothy Heck e r Re g na Heugel Carolyn Htppenstee l Gold1e Hogan M a)l. 1ne Ho l br oo k Tom Huelskamp Elva Hu ss M argare t JaQuay Mildred J1v 1d e n Rc,lph Jon es Ja m es K e ll ey M ary K 111 gel M ae Lawren ce Clemm•c Lawson Th elma Les t er Pea rl M ar k 1ns Suste M a r t 1n M au r ce M ayes Jan el Mil ler Pat M ille r E velyn Mor ro w Mar y Ann M cCa rl ey Mar y Lee M cDnde an d M a r •a McQua id John N eece Ann a N1bert Ja n et N1bert Eun 1ce N1 ehm E lt za b e th Phillip s B il l Pol• nsk c Lena Ra1 k e Nan cy R a1 n ey Elhe l Ro b n son Elt zab elh Rodenck V elma Ro se Ev e lyn R o thg e b M adg e Salyer s Lt sa Sau n de r s Ste ve Saunders M ar th a S c ha f f1ng S t eve Sch uma cher Joanna Se xton M adg e Shah a n Nell e Sh a w Terr y Sh ra der and Ire ne Sm el t zer Ga ll Smllh M •ck y Stokes Al1 ce Sto ve r R e g1 na Sobol ew sk• M1 ldr ed Sw a1 n Hel e n T y le r Am os Walb rown Pma Ward Ald en W e d eme y e r Lee W e d e m eyer Ra y W ed e m e ye r Bo b We rr y K aren Werry Od e ll Wlll• a m s Sarah W1nte r s D e ne Wagn er an d Ev a Young G ro u p s honored wer e Am enca n Leg1on Aux il+ ary Ap palac h •an Gr ee n Park s Pro1 ect Catholi c Women s Cl ub Ea st Letart Method1st Church Fut ure Teach er s of Am e r1 ca G AH S Gall•a Dramat1 c Art s Soctety Ga ll1po ll s Embl em Club No 199 B e nd of t he R1 ve r Ga rd e n Clu b Ches h•re Gard en Club French City Ga rd e n Club Gall•p o l1 s G ard e n Club Mtddleport Gard en Club R1o Grande Gard e n Clu b Rutland Garden Club Star Garden Club V1nton F r~end s h+p G ard e n Club Way s•de Gard e n Club Wildwood Ga r de n Club Y e Olde V Ill age Gar den Club Good N ew s Bapti st Church H o lz e r Stud ent Nur ses Cla ss of 1977 ~ Kanauga Sport sman Cl ub M e thodi s t W S C S Pa 1n t Cr eek Bapt+ st Church Pr esbyt e r ta n Ch urc h Tex Harn son and Val ley Boy s V F W and Yo uth 0 A R C Ga ll•polls Area Jaycee s Larry Betz pres1dent M e1g s County Advo ca c y G ro u p Mitry Sk 1nner coordmator •• -•.. .. ' ' • " • ~ ,.. r.... • ' • • .c~ .... ~ Item vetoes ruled out COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Attorney General Wtlltam J Brown has upheld a sertes of ' legtslattve tntent ' ' statements wntten mto the 1976-77 state budget by maJortty Democrats m the legtslature to control agency Par e nt s V o lunt ee r A ss oc 1af1 o n M 1le s Br uno p re s id e nt Vol u nteer Ser v ces A ss o c tat1on Jo hn F u r st p r e sid en t Re fatl M er chant s Assoc1 a t 1on To m T ope pr es 1d e nt Refire d Se n1o r C1t1 zen s Program M ae Rou sh coordinat or Sh eltered lndu stn es o f GS I M a rg are t Bradbury c hairman Da1ly T rtbun e Hobart Wtl son Jr Ed1tor a nd Dal e Rothg eb Jr AS;s t C1ty Ed ttor and WJ EH Rad o St a l1on Mr and Mrs Paul Wagn er own er s This diet asks for trouble • By Lawrence E Lamb, M.D DEAR DR LAMB Please tell me what I am domg wrAAg How much wetght can one expect to lose on a 4()().500 calorte dtet? I do not cheat My datly exerc1se ts the routme housekeepmg plus a two-mtle or more walk plus a half-hour btcycle rtde Accordmg to some tn· forrnatton I should be losmg at least 10 pounds per week, but all I can manage 1s stx I am female, 46, and have lots tolose Jwantrodottqwckly DEAR READER - What are you domg wrong? Gomg on a 40Q.500 calorte dtet That 18 an mV!tallon to developmg a number of medtcal dtsorders and IS not safe As a rule of thumb no one should go on a diet of less than 1200 calories a day wt thout medical supervtswn And the maximum one should be losmg after the first week (when you Jose flwd and empty the digesltve system which Is not loss of fat) ts about two pounds a week Your diet must be deftctent l; • m calctum and a number of llllf10rtant vttamms Now, let's do a httle senstble , plam anthmetic A pound of body fat conta1ns 35000 calones If you are losmg stx pounds of fat a week that would mean you body used 21,000 calones more than you ate or an average of 3000 calones a day Add to that the 500 you are eatmg, and your body under present condtttons would be usmg 3500 cal ones a day That ts a Jot of calones for women Your t NO-mtle walk a day uses unly about 120 calones The btcychng w1ll be helpful , but the amount of calones used depends on speed and other factor~ It ts not hkely , though , that you are usmg more than 400 calones for th1s , so your exerc1se program uses perhaps as much as 600 calones a day What happens to the other 2900 calortes a day' Do you really thmk your datl y housekeepmg and ba sa l . < needs would use that many calones' I don 't Then why are you losmg so much wetghl' If you are, t! means you are losmg Important muscle ttssue , not JU St fat When you get lhroug h wt th that program you wtll have lost a lot of body strength, and }OU wtll have altered your body so that tl wtll be more dtfftcult for you to avotd obestty tn the future Muscle cells use more energy at rest than fat cells As you lose them the amount of energy your body uses at rest wtll decrease Crash dtets lead to loss of vttal muscle bssue The proper way to lose wetght ts to lose fat, not muscle, gradually It ts good to have an exerctse program along wtth a dtet to protect agamst loss of muscles For more mformalton on wetght wn te to me m care of thts newspaper , P 0 Box 1551 , Radto Ctty StattOn, New York, NY 10019 Send a long, stampe d self-addressed envelope w1th 50 cents a nd I 1 1 1 I I I 1 COLUMBUS IUPI) - The Ohw Health Department satd today there are more than 200 persons m Ohio Hospitals "tlh St LoUi s typ e encephaltt ts symptoms, a form of sleepm g stckness 'The department sa1d seven Ohtoans w1th en cephaltltS· hke sympton s have dted but ftnal la boratory tests have not lOnf1rmed the cau se of death The di sea se 1s s pr ea d by mosqw tos Dr Tom Halptn head of the department s eornmumcable disease div1s10n sa1d cooler weather through out Ohto has probably put an end to most of the nsk of mosqwt oes The count of hospttaltzed persons m Columbus alone v.Jth en ce pha!J!Is·llk e symptons ts 95 wtth Franklm Count~ th e hard est htt area m the state The Cleveland Health Department a1ded b} a rea hos pttals toda y s ta rted chartmg suspected cases of St Louts enceph a htt s to prov1de a count of th ose persons who may be affected mosqmto·borne by the disease, whtch could be fatal There may be up to 40 suspectoo cases m hospttals m Cuyahoga County, accordmg to health department offtctals, who satd spra}'lng was conttnmn g where s us pected vtcttms of the disease have been hvmg Dr Steven R Mostow, a vtrologJSt and director of Cleveland Metropolttan General Hospttal s communt c able dtsease laboratory, satd tl appears there are clustermgs of encephahtts cases on the western stde of the Cuyahoga Rtver and between the hosp1tal and Lake Ene Symproms mclude severe headaches and senstttvtty to hght, red eyes, muscle pam, fever, and, m senous cases, behavtoral changes and mental confustwn Dr. Lamb • ' ------------------: - - - Let.;rs of opinion are welcomed Tbey should be--~ Enceph· • signs • m 200 SPEAKER PRESENTED GWT - Richa rd Celeste Oh1o's lieutenan t governor "" s presented a gtft by Eve lyn Morrow program chairman, Volunteer SerVI ces i\ssocJatwn durmg Thursday's annual Volunteer Recogmtwn Tea at the Gal hpohs Stat e Instit ute It Gov Celeste was guest speaker durmg the ahernoon e\ ent ask for The Health Letter number 4-7, Wetght Losmg D1et DEAR DR LAMB - My husband, 78, has to get up every mght w1th cramps m hts leg, someltmes m both legs The cramps are very pamful Ftrst he thought tt came from eatmg eggs once a week, but he hasn't eaten any for a long ttme now He doesn ' t eat any fatty meat Wtll you please explam what he can do about the cramps? DEAR READER - He wtll need a careful exammatwn He may have poor ctrculatwn to hts legs and feet Don 't let him put 1t off For reltef of symptoms he m•ght get some beneftt by weanng long, wool socks to bed at ntght Keepmg the feet warm w1th some safe devwe such as warm socks often helps prevent cramps That ts not a subslttute for a good exammatton as he may need some medtctne or other treatment I o less than 300 words long (or be subject to reduCtion by the editor) and must be signed with the slgn~·s addre••· Names may be withheld upon publlcatlon, However, on request, names will be disclosed. Letten sbould' be In good taste, addressing Issues, not per. sonaUtles. i ... ~$t,: 1I More Missionaries coming to Mt. Union Oturch spendmg and procedures by the Republtcan admtmstratton of Gov James A Rhodes The Democrattc attorney general ruled Thursday that 11 of Rhodes' 72 ttem vetoes m the general appropnattons btll are mvalid He S8ld the Jegtslature may tmpose 'qualtficatwns and conditwns " on appropnatwns wtthout fear of a guber· natortal veto Brown's ruling was contamed m a formal 19-page opmton wrttten at the request of majonty Democrats m the Ohw House for the purpose of detet mtnmg tf Rhodes ' vetoes should be challenged tn court An attorney general 's opuuon has the force of law m the absence of legis!atton or a court rulmg Brown held that four other ttem vetoes questwned by the House Democrats were valid and ftve more were made moot by subsequent enactment of law Rhodes last July vetoed 72 tlems m the $10 6 billion approprtaltons bill Most of !he vetoes mvolved language and spendmg melhods rather than dollar amounts Brown satd a governor can veto non-appropnatlon ttems Wtlhm an appropnattons bill tf !hey are "separate and dtstmct" from !he money 1tems. He may not, however, veto language establishmg condl· !tons for the spending of the money, Brown ruled. Brown upheld Rhodes' ve(()es of Items - Addmg two legislators ro the state Emergency Board -Authortztng the state Controllmg Board to make deftctency and emergency appropnatwns - Dtrectmg the Ohw Board of Regents to required stateasststed colleges and untverstttes to recrutt females and members o{ • mmonty groups 011 Marauders .at Belpre tonight BASEBALL The Meigs Marauders will try for the second tune m thiS new football season for thetr first vtctory Friday mght against the Belpre Eagles at Belpre Last week a Metgs raUy fell just short, resulting m a 14-12 Polnt Pleasant Btg Black VIctory The Marauders JUSt couldn't get thmgs started last week The offense never really started chckmg until the second half when tbe Marauders scored two fourth ~-- the food stamp issue Dear S1r 1 am a coal rruner s wtfe and I am wrtting thts letter to everyone m Met gs County who lhtnks we are not enlttled to food stamps A coal mmers wtfe ha s been quoted t o sa} her husband made $103m two days That ts n ghl, as far as tt goes That two days pay was stretched ove r an etght we€k penod You tell me how any famtly of 4 can hve off of that Another pomt . lhe questt on of them gmng back to work They trted and were stopped by shotguns m their faces NO MAN would go back ro work under these condtttons As far as actmg like adults, when tt comes ro puttmg food on the table for your childre n, any sane person would do th e same We pay tax es the same as anyone else tn thts state a nd we a,.. enltUed to the food stamps - Jeam e Howell, Pomeroy , Oh1 o THE WILKTNSONS M1 and Mrs Edgar Wilkins on m1ss10nan es to the South\\ es t lndtan Sc hool ne t:H Ph oemx Anz will s pe a k a l th e Ml Unwn BaptiSt Chur ch, two m1les south of Carpe nter on County Road 10 at 7 30 p m Wed· ncsday l he pubh c ts tnvtted The Wtlkmsons serve wtth Wurld Gospel Mtsston an mte1 denonunatJonal sendmg agenc) wt th 135 m1sstonanes and homeland staff working tn 18 areas of the worlq Jn. ternatwnal headquarters IS tn Man on, lnd Born m Pan ama Cl ty , Fla , Mr Wlikmson ts the son of rm sswnary parents He spent much of hiS boyhood tn Kenya Afn c a , and tn Artzona, where h1s parents served as WGM mJsswnanes He s lud1ed at Glendale Communtty Juntor College, Anz ona , and rece1ve h1s Bac helor of Arts degree at Vennard College, Iowa Mr s Wtlktnson, North Dakota nat1ve , also a Vennard graduate , served as secretary to the prestdenl of the college, and asststed m the preschool program Soulh,.est lndtan School, where the Wtlktnsons have served for a term, lS a Chnsltan boardm g school accommodatmg grades one through 12 Its purpose IS to provtde a Chnst-centered educatton, and to challenge students wtth the gospel of Chn st, to the tnlent that the lnd1an young people \\til want to share thetr fatth wtth parents on the reservations I 3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept 12, 1975 Dodgers claim • season series Dear Str When I read m " Kaltes Korner" the names of those who have been promoters m the town of Syracuse I know of two people who were omttted Both show spec tal concern for the mterest of our town One ts Mrs Robert Crow who always looh hopefully forward to a greater futur e It 1s most encouragm g to have such stgmftcant support from one wtth such a sagacwus rrund A truly great person takes tune to console, to encourage and ro asstst others unselftshly, m ways small and grea t, and Mrs Crow certamly does JUS! that The other person ts ou r pohce offtcer, Mtlron Vartan , who shows concern for the safety of our people as well as our property I am sure I VOICe the sentunent of our populatiOn when I say , thank you , Mr Vartan - (Name Wtthheld on request ) WS ANGELES (UP!) - Rtck Rhoden brtefly broke mto the Los Angeles Dodgers' starting rotation early m the season but was quickly returned to the bullpen when Burt Hooton proved his ability as tbe team's fourth starter Since then, the 22-year-old rtgh~ander has been used sparingly, makmg 23 appearances, only eight of them as starts "Every tune I go out there, tl's unportant," satd Rhoden "In every outmg I hope to get m the starting rotation My future IS as a starter I've always been a starter " Rhoden hurled a sevenhitter against the Clnclnnah Reds Thursday rnght to help the Dodgers to a li-2 wln and even his record at 2·2 Now for the other side Dear Str Smce the arttcle m the paper last mght seemed ro be mea nt for one dump place (and thts has been done more than on ce), the other stde should be satd I have taken my trash ro the box and couldn't get to tt for the bags sttcking out on top and all around No wonder tt was a mess , the collector dtdn't come get tt when he was supposed to I bave seen people of other towns come bnng trash to our box, so thetr servtee was too ltttle, maybe Please thank people for trymg to put the btg stuff close by A Jot of fuss could be saved tf the county sent a loader and tru ck out once a year to get the btg trash, and not blame us so much It's that, or m some dttch maybe, and which ts best? We have trted as much as one comrrusstoner has tned - Jo Jones, Portland, Ohto COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)A Jot of water has passed over the dam smce last Nov 9 when Michigan State upset then top-ranked Ohto State IS.. 13 ln one of the most bazarre finishes ever seen m college football. To refresh some memortes, officers, other leaders charter members, whose names wtll be posted, are Mrs Dallas Walker, chatr· woman (phone 773-5686 ), Mrs Roy Harless and Mrs Wtlham Zerkle Charter members may donate $1 The followmg ladtes were appomted to serve m collectmg htstory of the town as well as collectmg ptctures, Mtss Lenn G•bbs , Mrs. Wtliiam Zerkle and MI s Earl Ingels The town of Mason has furmshed bratded rugs for the home, lace curtams and a kitchen stove L W Getty, Clerk, Mason County Court, has been acltve m promotmg thts huge undertakmg and was tn· strumenU.l m gettmg thts htstonc property for the town as well as the Instant Ltbrary The house and lot were purchased by the court for $16,000 The Mason Unti ed Methodtst Church gave chatrs to be used at the home and Mrs Clarence McCloud gave ltght globes for the chandelter The Htstoncal Soctety ts m need of anltque furmture to ftmsh furmshmg thts large home Anyone havm g ~onattons ts asked to call a member of the execuhve commtttee It was pi oposed to use a porlton of the house wh1ch would not serve as a museum, but no action v. as taken Attendmg were Mtss Lena Gtbbs, Mrs. Wtlltam Zerkle Mrs Dallas Walker, Mrs Russell Barton, Mrs Gladys Thomas, Mrs Roy Harless, Mrs Landon Smtih, Mtss Al1ce Roach, Mrs Ameb a Roach, Mrs Zelma Hunter Mrs Earl Ingels, and Mrs Alma Marshall_, Mts Ra y Proffitt, Mason Libranan was unable to attend as she "as next door at the Instant Ltbrary preparmg for 1!.>; early opemng It ts a carousel type bwldmg supplies by the State Library Commtssw n constructed by the Mason County Court as a part of 1l' plan to supply good library servtce to the county The town of Mason ts cooperattng m thts a c comphshment by payt ng ultiittes and Ltbranan ser vtces, and $8,000worth of new encyclopedtas, referen ce books , recordmgs and sub scnptwns to 25 magazm es wtll be supphed by the State Library Commtsston sequenttal burden on paymg federal taxes at the ui!II!tes," Metcalf satd highly theorettcal 48 per cent "Rather, tt ts another hidden corporate tax rate, " be satd benefit for them "Comm1sstoners all too "Thetr representatives still often nod soberly, adJust go before regulatory com- !herr ftgurattve Wigs and mlsstons, With faces stratght approve By !he tune the and long, and ask for double utilities have used the tn· thetr revenue needs m order vestment tax credits, raptd to have what they need after tax wnteoffs and hber al deprectation which indulgent Congresses have provided REVIVAL NOTED them, there are little or no Revtval servtces wtll get federal taxes to be patd " underway Sunday and conMetcalf satd SIX of the tmue mghtly at 7 30 through compames - Appalachian Sept 21 at the Snowvtlle Power, Indiana and Michtgan Umted Methodist Church Electnc, Kentucky Power, located on State Route 681 Kmgsport Power, Ohto ftve mtles west of State Route Power and Wheeling Electrtc 3 Rev Howard Mayne, - are subtndi11nes of the pastor, will conduct the American Electric Power Co revtval featurtng spectal headquartered m New York smgmg each evemng The He satd none of the seven patd publtc ts mvtted any federal taxes that game, wh1ch deprtved the Buckeyes of a perfect regular season and probably a nattonal champtonshtp, ended wtth Ohto State mstde !he Spartan one yard line Coach Woody Hayes, however, crlttctzed game offlctals for permtttmg Mtchtgan Sport Parade By MILT~,, !!JG;;",!AN UP! Sports Ed1tor NEW YORK (UP!) - JacK Dempsey was walking down the street wtth hiS wife, Deanna, the other day, both of them enJoymg the bahny early afternoon sunshine, when he nudged her m the rtbs "Look at that one'" said the ex-<!hamp, a note of sudden excitement m htS vmce HIS wife swung her gaze around, She wanted to see what had captivated her husband's attention so much and she discovered tt was a gorgeous blonde m her 20's, a real knockout "Isn't she a beauty?" Jack Dempsey asked h!S wife, taking note of the gtrl's features wtthout actually starmg because he has always been a gentleman. "Lucky thing I'm a happily marned man " At 80, Jack Dempsey, the man whose name probably wtll always symbolize the ultimate m prtze ftghtmg, sttll rematns mcredtbly young m heart So young, and so much a national ftgure wtth whom people of all ages can and do tdentify, that he Is to be honored as Seruor Citizen of the Year m Sports next Wednesday at tbe New York C1ty Department of Recreallon Seruor Cttizens' Carmval m Central Park Anybody who sitU remembers Jack Dempsey choppmg huge, hulking Jess Willard mto tiny pteces or butchenng up btg pathetic Luts Firpo can't posstbly picture hun the same wa~ they do a lot of other semor ctttzens, needtng help all the tune and almost ready for a rest home, because Jack Dempsey could never be part of any picture like that He ISn't, e1ther Qccastonally he 18 bolhered by artlmtis, and there lS more than a touch of gray at the temples, but the former world heavyweight champ still gets around all right and retams that big shock of black harr that was almost as much of a trade· mark m hiS hey-day as his murderous right hand Basically, Jack Dempsey 18 today what he always was, a conservative man. Fifty years ago that never prevented hun from apprectating an attractive woman and tt doesn't now etther "Jackapprectates beauty many form," says hiS wife, a chic good-looker herseU, "To giVe you an example of what I mean, I started m sculpturmg class the other day, did !he head of a man the very ftrst day and tt was JUdged ro be ralher good I rold Jack about tt when I got home and he satd, 'You know, maybe r should go to that class With you, too, because I've always liked to do things wtth my bands ' He meant tt He likes robe mvolved mas many thmga as he can, and he doesn't feel J , old at all tiful , "I really don't rrund when he looks at beau women, says Deanna Dempsey "They've been around hun aU hiS life and he's used to !hem by now," In some respects, Jack Dempsey hasn't cbanged from the tune he was Amertca's foremost sports figure He never liked seemg gtrls m slacks' then and still doesn't He thinks most gtrls look better m dresses Deanna Dempsey has been mamed to the one-time bonng king the past 17 years and every now and then some other woman will come over and tell her how lucky she IS tp be Mrs Jack Dempsey Her answer Ill always tbe same "I khow 1 am/' she says ' Johnny Bench got up wtth two oul~ '! threw the baU as hard as I could and got tt on the corner," satd Rhoden of the pttch that strud< out Bench 'It seemed ro "s!au " "Ctncmnatt ts strong enough to come back at you," satd Garvey "It was mce to hit the home run because tt gave Rtck some leeway to work With I was JUS! trymg ro pull the ball down tbe Jeftfteld line but tt went out " Rhden lost his shutout m the sixth when Tony Perez smgled home Ken Griffey for his lOis! RBI The Reds move mto San FranCISCO romght With Don GuUett, 13--3, scheduled ro work agamst the Gtants' John Montefusco, J:l--8 State players to stall out the flnal seconds by not lettmg the Buckeyes !me up for a !mal play Since then, Mlchtgan State has gone under mvesttgal!on by the NCM for alleged recrUttmg vtolattons and Spartan fans assumed tt was Hayos who msttgated the cl1arges Some large utilities paid no federal taxes last year WASIDNGTON (UP!) Seventy-<nx of the country's 215 largest electric power cornparues patd no federal taxes last year, according ro !he Federal Power CommiSSlon In all, the 215 firmS patd taxes averagmg only 1 3 per cent of revenues Thetr profits were 12 6 per cent, tbe f1gures showed. Sen. Lee Metcalf, D-Mont , a longtune crtltc of the utility mdustry, published !he FPC figures m Thursday's Congresstonal Record They showed the 215 ftrms had revenues of $42 billion and patd $528 million m federal taxes A year ago, Metcalf satd, 50 of the eomparues patd no taxes, "Federal taxatton ts obVIously no longer a con· Although 171> games behind the Reds and elunmated from playoff contentton, the Dodgers captured !he season sertes agalJISt the Western DtVISton champs by wmrung 10 of the 18 games Steve Garvey provtded much of the Dodger muscle Thursday mght, beltmg a home run and smgle ro drtve m three runs to drive hiS season Iota I ro 84 RB!s The Dodgers tagged starter Jack Billingham for ftve runs m the ftrst flve lnnlngs ro send !he lanky nght-hander to hiS etghth defeat m 23 decl8lons Rhoden satd he was close ro bemg lifted tn the etghth mnmg after Pete Rose led off wtlh hiS seventh home run, Joe Morgan walked and Woody begins 25th year with Buckeyes Historical society names BY ALMA RUSSELL MASON, W Va -Mason's Htstoncal Soctely meetmg Tuesday at the former Lewts . Roush . Johnson home to elect officers, appomt comm1ttees and tour the home where extensive repatrs have been made It was brought out at the meetmg that the home was also once owned by the late Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson, parents of Mrs Chnshne Gulhne a reltred area vocal must c teacher A desk belongmg to Mr Johnson, a former surveyor, and a dmmg table and chatrs were gtven to the soctety to be used at the home by Mrs Gulhne The Lewts ststers ( Mtsses Lucy and Vtrgmta) of Huntmgton, gave the soctety therr mother's and father's library table and an anltque chma cupboard and some of their books The Honorable V1rgll A Lewts was Slate Htstonan and Arch!Vlst Mrs Landon Smtih, elected cha1rman of the Histoncal Soctety, appomted Mrs Ray Proffitt secretary and Mrs Dons Roberts was appomted treasurer Three ladles volunteenng to be m charge of the dnve for for the Marauders The Marauder defense showed that they are for real thiS year as they held the Btg Blacks on fourth and shari yardage several tunes That was probably the one thing that kept the Marauders close throughout the game Last week 's ram dtdn't help matters for the Marauders etther The Marauders probably have one of the smaUer lines for a Class AA team m the area and the rams never help m that c ase Last year the Marauders defeated the Eagles m a grtdtron contest held at Pomeroy Coach Chancey ts m hopes of an explostve Marauder offense thts week as well as a very ttght defense If thiS happens, the Marauders could well be on thetr way to !herr ftrst vtctor} of the 1975 grtdtron season The questton artses, ho" rough wtll tt be for the MaraudPr"~ Two names added to the list In the past year , SIS has had a record enrollment of 180 students Some have come rrom as far as Oregon and Montana, although mos t of them are from the NavaJo and Papago reservatiOns m Arizona Stnce 1ts begmnlllg m 1952, the seh oul has m1mstered to 34 tnbes Mr Wtlkmson had many opportun1lles to gtve spmtual counsel to the boys tn the dormttory, and he dtrected the athlellc program of U1e sch ool Mrs Wtlktnson worked tn the school off1ce a nd asstsled wt th the teachtng load Stnce July , 1974, she has kept busy canng for lhe1r twtn babtes, Shannon and Brad Mr W1lkmson wtll show by message and ptclures what World Gospel Mtsston ts domg to reach these longneglected Amencans wtth the gospel of Chnst The W1lktnsons plan to return to the work tn Anzona after a regular furlough pertod touchdowns to make !he game a thriller All through the ftrst half the Marauders couldn' t seem ro make that btg play and as a result they found themselves trailing 7~ at the half and later 1~ before they could get thmgs rollmg The runnmg abilities of tatlback Terry Qualls never really were on display unttl the second half. Qualls was responstble for many of tbe btg plays m the second hall I Although the NCAA !hiS week came to the defense of the veteran Buckeye coach, saymg tl was not he who blew the whiStle on the Spartans, the whole thmg adds up ro a slambang clash between two of the nalton's top teams Saturday Unfortunately, the mvestlgallon drama has just about overshadowed the game ttself, which should go a long way towards deciding who goes to the Rose Bowl , thiS year Although the Buckeyes and Spartans must both play Michigan, constdered by many as the favonte for the title, a loss Saturday would certamly make thmgs dif. ftcult Hayes, startmg hiS stlver anmversary season as Buckeye coach, takes a cunous mixture of out. standmg veterans and newcomers to East Lansmg The enttre startmg back· field, led by He!Sffian Trophy wmner Archie Griffm and quarterback Corneltus Greene, ts back agam But tbe offenstve !me was hard-hit by graduatton, wtth only two starters returmng tackle Scott Dannelley and guard Ted Smith The defense IS even more mexperienced wtth only three returnees, although tts potenbal has not been questioned Hayes, who has been ttght· lipped bolh about the tn· vesttgatton and Saturdsy's game, has called tt the Buckeyes' toughest opener m his 25 years And tt very well could be !he roughest m the school's hiStory The Buckeyes will go mto the game at full strength wtth the return to practice Monday of seruor defensive back Cra1g Cassady "We've been very fortunate w1th mJurtes," sa1d Hayes, "bolh last sprmg and thiS fall " In Mi~htgan State, the Buckeyes face a veteran team, paced offenstvely by quarterback Charhe Baggett and fullback Levt Jackson, whose &&-yard run m the 10 o'clock tomght? Maybe not all that tough Last week the Ea gles fell to Fort Fr} e 35-0 tn thetr opener Of course, no one knows how strong Fort Frye "as and IS One notable fa ct ts that both the Fryers and the Eagles lost 20 le lte rmen fr om thetr squads of 1974 Belpre's Coa c h Hald en JUnt or s start ed mostly agatnsl Ft Frye and ts expected to open up the same way agamst Metga to hPNlmP 1 1 hv Dove hunting out after '75 Phils five out after victory By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer Ea st Thanks to a 21-year old W l Pe-t G B P 11Sbur g h 81 6'2 569 ri g hthand e r, Larry Ph il ad e lph• a 78 68 SJ J 5 ChriStenson, the Phtladelphta Sl Lou s 75 70 5 17 6 Phtlhes are not yet the ··was N e w Yo rk 7<1 72 507 9 Ch •c ago 70 n 476 14 kid s" of 1975 Montreal 64 8 1 441 18 1 J West Once the youn g '75 Philhes W L Pet G B began LQ challenge the Pittsx C m c nna 1 96 50 6 58 Los A n g e les 79 68 53 7 I! ' , bur gh Ptrales for Nattonal ~ an 1 ran c sc o 10 76 J 79 26 Lea gue Ea s t pennant , San 0 E.>QO 67 80 .t 56 19 ' compart sons of th e la s t A II.J n la 6-1 83 435 31 Ho us ton sa 90 39'2 39 Phtladelphta pennant clubx c tmch ed dnt •Ston ftflc the 1950 ' whtz k1ds " of Robtn Thur s day s Res ult s (ht CdQO I ? 51 LOU tS 6 Roberts , Rt c hte As hburn , Houston 1 Sa n F ran c.sc o 3 12 tn n ng s Granny Hamner et a l N e-w Y ork 7 P !!sburgh 0 ntg h l readily came to mmd Ph ladc l ph•a 5 Montr eal 0 n 1ght And although the Pirates San D ego t f<~ la n •a 3 n 1g hl L os J\ nqe tes S Ctnc tn n a l • 2 have now r ebutlt a for n tq hl mtdabl e lead, ChriStenson Fnd a v s Gam co;, ( All T 1mes E DTl has been one of the few rays M onlr ca l 113 1a r B 15 ) a t P !I s burgn 1Candcla r• a 7 J 1 8 OS of hope on a n otherwtse pm disa ppomtmg pllchtng stafl N ew Y o rk (M at lack 16 10 1 ,, , Thur s da} nt g hl 51 l OUtS ( M cGiolh en 14 II I 8 30 p m Chrtstenson threw a ram/\l l a nt e~ tE ac;tc r l y 18 1 at L os abbre viated 6'>tnnmg 5-0 /\ n q c lcs ISu tlon 1617 ) 10 30 p Ill shutout over the Montreal Hous ton ( Kon e uny 6 ll l at Sa n o ,ego l~ p liner 8 17> 10 30 Expos that, combmed wtth p m c nc tn nat • t Gull ett 13 l l at the Ptrates' loss, moved the Phtlltes to wtthtn ftve games 5an f ran c.sc:o <Mo n t e t u sco IJ Il l II OS p m of flrst place m the NL East The three-httter upped Am ertcan L ea9ue Stand.ng s By Un1l ed Pr ess lnl ernaltonal ChriStenson's record to 10-S m Nattonal Leagu ~ Srand•ngs By Un•tcd Pr ess lnt crnat•onal COLUMBUS I UP!) - The pore Ohver Ocasek, D·Akron, Ohto House has voted to allow satd Democ rats would the current huntmg season on discuss the btll today to see tf mourrung doves ro continue, 11 should be moved Smce tl but also affirmed that the contams restnction on the btrd wtll be removed from the dtvts1on of wtldltfe , the game l!St after 1975 if the proposal mtght not meet wtth Senate and Gov James A Rhodes' approval Ea sl Rhodes agree Durmg lengthy debate on W l Pet G 8 The House Thursday the btll , House members Basi on 86 60 58 9 Ba t t , mor e e1 6 5 555 s passed, 7~17, and sent to the voted 61 ro 29 agamsl an N ew York 75 7 1 5 14 11 Senate leglSialton prohibttmg amendment by Rep Ronald Cleve la nd 70 7'1 49 ) 14 62 85 412 2d 1 :1 the huntmg of mournmg H James, D Pro ctorvtlle, Milwa u k ee Del roil 55 9 1 377 )I doves m Ohio and forbtdding which would have added the West W l Pet G 8 the state DtVIston of Wtldhfe mournmg dove to the hst of Oakl and 88 5 6 6 11 to add any more btrds or state game btrds Kansas C ty 80 64 55 6 8 Tex a s 72 75 49 0 17 1:1 anunals ro the game huntmg James satd Ohto has SIX Ch1c ago 68 76 472 20 list w1thout prtor legtslattve mtlhon mournmg doves and M1 nnesot a 66 75 11 68 20' 1 67 78 <1 62 211 2 approval 70 per cent of them dte each Ca l tfO rn ta Thursday s Resul ts But before passmg the btU, year anyway wtthout a BOSIO n ) De tro d I N ew Yor k 10 Milwa uke e 2 the House voted 49 to 41 to hunting season ntg hl remove an emergency c1ause " Amenca 's most popular Bnl l m o r e 10 Cleveland 2 nt ghl Fnday ~ Gam es which could have canceled game brrd should also be a (All Tim e!> EOT l the season upon enactment game b1rd m Ohto," James Oaklan d <St eber! 4 <1 And Bosman 9 5 l at Mm neso t a A two-mon!h season on satd (A lbu r y 6 7 and Hug hes 1<1 12 ) mourrung doves, mstttuted by Most of the sponsors of the 2 6 p m the dtvtston, ts now btU prohtbitmg dove huntmg Ca l •l or nta ( Hass ler 3 12 and ng er 7 1J t at Ka nsas C• l y proceeding Removal of the satd they felt the legtslature, s( Palt n 99 and Btrd 95 1 2 7 emergency clause means any and not the wtldlife dtvtswn, p m !waukee (Colborn 10 10 1 at prohtbthon agamst dove should control the hst of M Boston (( levE>Ia nd 11 9 ) 7 30 pm hunting would not take effect game ammals Clevel and (W a ts J 1) at New for three months, even if the If enacted, the b11l would York ( Dobson 11 l<~ l 8 p m btll were passed by the ban dove hunttng next yea r , Cht cago (Je!l er son J 9) at T(' x.a s (W r, q ht J 61 9 p Senate and stgned by Gov but the legtslature could Ba ,,,..,.,..., rl :... J 1 51 a t James A Rhodes estabhsh a season through Del r o't (Col em an 9 16 1 9 p m Senate Prestdent Pro Tern- subsequent leg•slatton 1'onight's games Coal C;rove at Gallipo lis Lan caster at Athe ns Portsmouth at Ironton Mtamt coach Dtck Crum hopes hts Redskms have thetr eyes on the nght shade of green Saturday when they open thetr season at home agamst once-beaten Marshall Mtamt, whtch takes a 2J.. game unbeaten streak mto the season, shouldn't have much trouble wtlh a young Marshall if the Redsktns aren't Jookmg past the ThiUldermg Herd But, next week, M1arru plays at Mtchtgan State, which, hke Marshall wears green and whtte, and the Redskins may ftnd tt bard not to look ahead "! think tt's a thing you really have to concentrate on," satd Crwn, startmg hts second year as Mtarru head coach 11 ] know smce we started practtce, the only closmg rrunutes of last year 's game gave the Spartans the Win Addmg dunens10n to the attack thiS year ts the return ro duty of tatlback Ted Bell, the Oh10 back-of-the-year tn 1973 whtle at Youngstown Cardmal Mooney Htgh School Bell, who rrussed aU last year wtth a knee InJury, w1ll alternate at tailback w•th veteran RICh Baes The Spartans lost only three starters frbm last year's defense, whtch held the htgh scormg Buckeyes ro a rouchdown and a patr of field goals. "Thetr defense plays wtth a high degree of mtenstty," satd Buckeye ass1stant George Chaurnp. "That's the type of ktd they play on defense They are hard hit· ters " Mtchtgan State has beaten the Buckeyes three of the last four years and holds an S-7 edge m the senes between the two teams . wo people we've talked about or looked at ftlm on ts Marshall We even talked ro the ktds thts sprmg They are aware of the problem " Crum 's problem wasn ' t helped much last week when Marshall opened tts season wtth a 2IJ..II loss to Akron, the only team the Thundermg Herd beat last year Marshall moved the ball very well," satd Crum · ~ n,s JUSt that they are a young team and made too many rrustakes " The RedsklliS, two-ttme defendtng Mtd-Amer1can Conference champton and Tangenne Bowl wmners, agam wtll rely on a sohd defense and a veteran of· fenstve backfield, led by veterans Sherman Smtth at quarterback, fullback Rob Carpenter and wmgback Randy Walker There are two MAC games on thts week's schedule, Ohio Uruverstty traveling to Mt Pleasant, Mtch , to lest rugged Central Mtchtgan , and Toledo meetmg Ball Stale at Muncte, Ind Ohto Umverstty coach Btl! Hess, starttng hts 18th year as dean of the MAC coaches, has somewhat of an unknown quanttty wtth converted recetver Rtck Ltltenthal taking over at quarterback Central Mtchigan, IZ.I last year after an operung game loss and the NCAA Divtswn II champs, opened 1ts season last week w1th a ~ MAC vtctory over Western Mtchtgan In other games mvolvmg Mtd-Mn teams Bowltng Green travels ro Brtgham Young for a mght game, while Kent State also opens tis season at mght at Northeast Loutstana Other key games ftnd Akron at Western M•chtgan, Cmcmnat1 hostmg Richmond , Dayton a.t Eastern Kentucky , Baldwin-Walla ce a t Wtl- .D. . 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 (CLOSE OFFICE HOU AT NOON ON THURS. )-EAST COURT tenberg , and Central State at Youngstown State "Central Mtchtgan ts a fme football team ," satd Hess They are welkoached, very aggresstve, have excellent team speed and a couple of powerful runnmg backs ' Thetr defense ts very sound, ' Hess contmued "In fact , they have fe w weaknesses offensively or defenstvely " Lilienthal, a high school quarterback from Cambndge, played both ttght end and wtde recetver at OU hts ftrst three years and stands ftfth tn rece1vtng yards tn OU history But, Hess moved the 6-2, 190-lb senwr back to the stgnal calltng spot last sprmg and has been pleased w1th the results Toledo, whtch rallied for a last mmute 32-31 wm over Western Carohna la st Saturday, wtll be gunntng for ItS rust conference W ln agamst a Ball State team which beat Eastern M•chtgan 24-14 m tts opener Once agam, the Rockets wtll rely on the strong nght arm of semor quarterback Gene Swtck, who completed 26 of 36 pass attempts for 346 yards agamsl Western Caroltna Bowltng Green, ptcked as one Mtarru's top challengers m the MAC race, faces a rugged test agamst Bngham Young us " The Philhes scored three runs tn the ftrst mnmg off loser Steve Rogers and Mtke Schmtdl a dded ht s 34t h homer tn the fourth, a solo shot We have ltve games left wtth the Pirates," S8ld Larry Bowa, who scored three of the Phtllies ' runs " We JUSt have to kee p wmnm g a ga mst everyone th ough ' The Phtlhes have n•\\ " on four st ra tght ga mes thc tr longes t streak s mce m1d July Elsewhere tn the Nattonal League, New York stopp ed Pttts bur gh 7-0, Hous ton edged San Franetsco 4.J, Chtcago buned St LouiS 12-<l, San Otego edged Atla nta 4-3 and Los Angeles' downeu Cmcmnatt :;..2 tn the Amen can Lea gue, New York routed Mtlwaukee 10.2, Boston beat Detrmt ~1 and Ba lttmore pu t awa y Cleveland 10.2 tn the only games scheduled Oak Hilt at Jackson Hilliard at Logan Me1gs at Belpre POMEROY LANES Mornmg G lonn Se pt 2 1975 Wa v erly at Portsmouth W es t Nel son vd le Yor k at We ll s ton Mlntord at Rock Hilt Fa •rland at South Po1 n t PT S No s 6 6 Ex cel s1or Oil Co No J W•nf1 eld at Buffalo Putna m Vtnlon Coun ty at Wheele r s burg Wahama at F ederal Hock tng Dunbar at Pt Pleasant Ironton Sf Joe a t Chesapeake Han nan Trace at Southern Kyg er Creek at North Gal l 1a Southwes tern at Hannan Symmes Valley at Easte rn '' G & J A ut o Pa rts No l '' Spence r s Markel Htgh nd v 1dual g am e Ju d • Po ckltng l on 194 Secon d h tgh •nd• v•dual g am e Cla r 1ce Ken nedy 190 H gn se rt eS Judy Pock I ng ton 45 1 Se cond h tgh Ma rl en e Wil son 45 0 ser tes Tea m h •gh gam e -- N o 6 75 3 TeAm t1l gh ser ,es - No s 2 16!! LEISURE SUIT~ 6 Miami eyes 24th • straight grid wm Umted Press International his ftrst fuJI maJor league season " He 's got the same type of delivery a s Roberts dtd, " sa1d Philltes Manager Danny Ozark " Hard and fa st He s certatnly been a bt g help to r. /I I ( \ POLYESTER KNITS PRICED FROM s3s~ TO SIZES 36 to 46 REGULARS AND LONGS BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDlEPORT, OHIO PARK RESERVED SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13th UNTIL 4 PM 'FAMILY OUTING" OF CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL LABORERS UNION LOCAL NO. 1353 CHARLESTON OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-11 AM TIL 10 PM CAMDEN PARK U S. 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON • �• ' GSI volunteers are honored Ohto l..Je utenanl Go\i ernOJ Rtchard Cele s te told ap proxtmately 200 pers on s attending Thursda \ af· ternoon s an nual Volunteer Recogmhon 'I ea m Wes t Hall at the Galhpohs State In stitute that we m Ohw need a constituency for hwnan services " .. In traduced by Eve!} n Morrow , program cha1rrnan Volunteer S e rv1ce s Assoctal1on , Celeste challenged those m the audtence " to be leaders of a movement to recogmze a need for a conshtuency for hwnan services ' ' Contmued Celeste, "We must get the proper tools for these real needs We need to recogmze our respons1b1hty Pubbc service ts everybody's busmess '' The lieutenant governor called Thursday's event an exctting and proud day for volunteers \\ho have worked long and hard to make l ·' various programs a success •"', .' .. ..... 4 •• ,. • -•"',. ~ at the Galltpohs State Institute " Durmg the awards ceremony, cerltftca tes of apprectatwn were presented to 114 mdtvtduals, 37 area servtce and ctv1c clubs, lodges, garden clubs, RSVP, busmess ftrrns and youth groups Helen Grumbhng was one of several mdtvtduals to recetve spec tal recogm !ton She recetved a gtft for 15 years of active serv1ce whtch began m March, 1960 Other spectal awards were presented ro the Galbpohs Area Jaycees, GSI Volunteers and Mrs Paul Wagner by James Mtddleton, awards chatrman, Parents Volunteer Assoctalton Celeste, Mr and Mrs Paul Wagner Claude and the Idle Irts M1ller v.ere also honored by the VSA Jane Ann Denney , coor drnator , Volun te er Services presented rndividual av.ards Dr Bernard F N1eltm, GSI s up e rmtende nt s erv ed as mas ter of cerem omes Re' W1lham Kuhn gave th e rnvocatwn Rev Hug hes Pnce gave the benedtctton One of the htghhgh ts of Thursdays program \\a s entcrtammenl by the Olde Tyme Chorus and K1lclten Band made up of Galha County Semor CtiiZtens The musicians presented several vocal and tnstrumental selections Refreshments were serv ed followmg the program Favors were donated by Ray Wedemeyer , Sandv Beaver Insurance, Gml Smtth, Stanley dealer Indlvtduals recerv1n g av.ards were Grent Adams June Adam s Ga y Adk1ns Margaret Arm strong Charle s Bak e r The lma Barne s Ellen Ba r te l Dav1d Bea v er Bernard Beet c her T e rr 1 Belser Sandy Blackburn Marga ret Blazer Margaret Br 1m Patty Burn e tt Bea fr1 ce Bus h Ruth Campbell Ver na Ch amb erlain H enr 1e tta Church Anna Col l 1ns Larry Coll1n s Ella Candee Edna Cook Charl1e Corbm Ruth Ann Corbm Be ulah Cremeans and Bob Cummm s Larry Da 1ley Ra ndy Da iley R1ck Da1ley Roger Dailey Greg Darl1ng Susan Dav1 s Jean Ann Denn ey Laura Dowler K1m Dun s moor Lee Dur•eux L ucy Earwood Steve F err e ll Nellie Ford R1ta Frazer John Furst Dorothy Gord on Opal Grdfm Charlotte Gnfflfh Helen Grumb l .n g Vernon Grumbl1ng and Leot a Gu1nther Bert1s Hall e y Jan ey Harns Lor etta Hayn e r Dorothy Heck e r Re g na Heugel Carolyn Htppenstee l Gold1e Hogan M a)l. 1ne Ho l br oo k Tom Huelskamp Elva Hu ss M argare t JaQuay Mildred J1v 1d e n Rc,lph Jon es Ja m es K e ll ey M ary K 111 gel M ae Lawren ce Clemm•c Lawson Th elma Les t er Pea rl M ar k 1ns Suste M a r t 1n M au r ce M ayes Jan el Mil ler Pat M ille r E velyn Mor ro w Mar y Ann M cCa rl ey Mar y Lee M cDnde an d M a r •a McQua id John N eece Ann a N1bert Ja n et N1bert Eun 1ce N1 ehm E lt za b e th Phillip s B il l Pol• nsk c Lena Ra1 k e Nan cy R a1 n ey Elhe l Ro b n son Elt zab elh Rodenck V elma Ro se Ev e lyn R o thg e b M adg e Salyer s Lt sa Sau n de r s Ste ve Saunders M ar th a S c ha f f1ng S t eve Sch uma cher Joanna Se xton M adg e Shah a n Nell e Sh a w Terr y Sh ra der and Ire ne Sm el t zer Ga ll Smllh M •ck y Stokes Al1 ce Sto ve r R e g1 na Sobol ew sk• M1 ldr ed Sw a1 n Hel e n T y le r Am os Walb rown Pma Ward Ald en W e d eme y e r Lee W e d e m eyer Ra y W ed e m e ye r Bo b We rr y K aren Werry Od e ll Wlll• a m s Sarah W1nte r s D e ne Wagn er an d Ev a Young G ro u p s honored wer e Am enca n Leg1on Aux il+ ary Ap palac h •an Gr ee n Park s Pro1 ect Catholi c Women s Cl ub Ea st Letart Method1st Church Fut ure Teach er s of Am e r1 ca G AH S Gall•a Dramat1 c Art s Soctety Ga ll1po ll s Embl em Club No 199 B e nd of t he R1 ve r Ga rd e n Clu b Ches h•re Gard en Club French City Ga rd e n Club Gall•p o l1 s G ard e n Club Mtddleport Gard en Club R1o Grande Gard e n Clu b Rutland Garden Club Star Garden Club V1nton F r~end s h+p G ard e n Club Way s•de Gard e n Club Wildwood Ga r de n Club Y e Olde V Ill age Gar den Club Good N ew s Bapti st Church H o lz e r Stud ent Nur ses Cla ss of 1977 ~ Kanauga Sport sman Cl ub M e thodi s t W S C S Pa 1n t Cr eek Bapt+ st Church Pr esbyt e r ta n Ch urc h Tex Harn son and Val ley Boy s V F W and Yo uth 0 A R C Ga ll•polls Area Jaycee s Larry Betz pres1dent M e1g s County Advo ca c y G ro u p Mitry Sk 1nner coordmator •• -•.. .. ' ' • " • ~ ,.. r.... • ' • • .c~ .... ~ Item vetoes ruled out COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Attorney General Wtlltam J Brown has upheld a sertes of ' legtslattve tntent ' ' statements wntten mto the 1976-77 state budget by maJortty Democrats m the legtslature to control agency Par e nt s V o lunt ee r A ss oc 1af1 o n M 1le s Br uno p re s id e nt Vol u nteer Ser v ces A ss o c tat1on Jo hn F u r st p r e sid en t Re fatl M er chant s Assoc1 a t 1on To m T ope pr es 1d e nt Refire d Se n1o r C1t1 zen s Program M ae Rou sh coordinat or Sh eltered lndu stn es o f GS I M a rg are t Bradbury c hairman Da1ly T rtbun e Hobart Wtl son Jr Ed1tor a nd Dal e Rothg eb Jr AS;s t C1ty Ed ttor and WJ EH Rad o St a l1on Mr and Mrs Paul Wagn er own er s This diet asks for trouble • By Lawrence E Lamb, M.D DEAR DR LAMB Please tell me what I am domg wrAAg How much wetght can one expect to lose on a 4()().500 calorte dtet? I do not cheat My datly exerc1se ts the routme housekeepmg plus a two-mtle or more walk plus a half-hour btcycle rtde Accordmg to some tn· forrnatton I should be losmg at least 10 pounds per week, but all I can manage 1s stx I am female, 46, and have lots tolose Jwantrodottqwckly DEAR READER - What are you domg wrong? Gomg on a 40Q.500 calorte dtet That 18 an mV!tallon to developmg a number of medtcal dtsorders and IS not safe As a rule of thumb no one should go on a diet of less than 1200 calories a day wt thout medical supervtswn And the maximum one should be losmg after the first week (when you Jose flwd and empty the digesltve system which Is not loss of fat) ts about two pounds a week Your diet must be deftctent l; • m calctum and a number of llllf10rtant vttamms Now, let's do a httle senstble , plam anthmetic A pound of body fat conta1ns 35000 calones If you are losmg stx pounds of fat a week that would mean you body used 21,000 calones more than you ate or an average of 3000 calones a day Add to that the 500 you are eatmg, and your body under present condtttons would be usmg 3500 cal ones a day That ts a Jot of calones for women Your t NO-mtle walk a day uses unly about 120 calones The btcychng w1ll be helpful , but the amount of calones used depends on speed and other factor~ It ts not hkely , though , that you are usmg more than 400 calones for th1s , so your exerc1se program uses perhaps as much as 600 calones a day What happens to the other 2900 calortes a day' Do you really thmk your datl y housekeepmg and ba sa l . < needs would use that many calones' I don 't Then why are you losmg so much wetghl' If you are, t! means you are losmg Important muscle ttssue , not JU St fat When you get lhroug h wt th that program you wtll have lost a lot of body strength, and }OU wtll have altered your body so that tl wtll be more dtfftcult for you to avotd obestty tn the future Muscle cells use more energy at rest than fat cells As you lose them the amount of energy your body uses at rest wtll decrease Crash dtets lead to loss of vttal muscle bssue The proper way to lose wetght ts to lose fat, not muscle, gradually It ts good to have an exerctse program along wtth a dtet to protect agamst loss of muscles For more mformalton on wetght wn te to me m care of thts newspaper , P 0 Box 1551 , Radto Ctty StattOn, New York, NY 10019 Send a long, stampe d self-addressed envelope w1th 50 cents a nd I 1 1 1 I I I 1 COLUMBUS IUPI) - The Ohw Health Department satd today there are more than 200 persons m Ohio Hospitals "tlh St LoUi s typ e encephaltt ts symptoms, a form of sleepm g stckness 'The department sa1d seven Ohtoans w1th en cephaltltS· hke sympton s have dted but ftnal la boratory tests have not lOnf1rmed the cau se of death The di sea se 1s s pr ea d by mosqw tos Dr Tom Halptn head of the department s eornmumcable disease div1s10n sa1d cooler weather through out Ohto has probably put an end to most of the nsk of mosqwt oes The count of hospttaltzed persons m Columbus alone v.Jth en ce pha!J!Is·llk e symptons ts 95 wtth Franklm Count~ th e hard est htt area m the state The Cleveland Health Department a1ded b} a rea hos pttals toda y s ta rted chartmg suspected cases of St Louts enceph a htt s to prov1de a count of th ose persons who may be affected mosqmto·borne by the disease, whtch could be fatal There may be up to 40 suspectoo cases m hospttals m Cuyahoga County, accordmg to health department offtctals, who satd spra}'lng was conttnmn g where s us pected vtcttms of the disease have been hvmg Dr Steven R Mostow, a vtrologJSt and director of Cleveland Metropolttan General Hospttal s communt c able dtsease laboratory, satd tl appears there are clustermgs of encephahtts cases on the western stde of the Cuyahoga Rtver and between the hosp1tal and Lake Ene Symproms mclude severe headaches and senstttvtty to hght, red eyes, muscle pam, fever, and, m senous cases, behavtoral changes and mental confustwn Dr. Lamb • ' ------------------: - - - Let.;rs of opinion are welcomed Tbey should be--~ Enceph· • signs • m 200 SPEAKER PRESENTED GWT - Richa rd Celeste Oh1o's lieutenan t governor "" s presented a gtft by Eve lyn Morrow program chairman, Volunteer SerVI ces i\ssocJatwn durmg Thursday's annual Volunteer Recogmtwn Tea at the Gal hpohs Stat e Instit ute It Gov Celeste was guest speaker durmg the ahernoon e\ ent ask for The Health Letter number 4-7, Wetght Losmg D1et DEAR DR LAMB - My husband, 78, has to get up every mght w1th cramps m hts leg, someltmes m both legs The cramps are very pamful Ftrst he thought tt came from eatmg eggs once a week, but he hasn't eaten any for a long ttme now He doesn ' t eat any fatty meat Wtll you please explam what he can do about the cramps? DEAR READER - He wtll need a careful exammatwn He may have poor ctrculatwn to hts legs and feet Don 't let him put 1t off For reltef of symptoms he m•ght get some beneftt by weanng long, wool socks to bed at ntght Keepmg the feet warm w1th some safe devwe such as warm socks often helps prevent cramps That ts not a subslttute for a good exammatton as he may need some medtctne or other treatment I o less than 300 words long (or be subject to reduCtion by the editor) and must be signed with the slgn~·s addre••· Names may be withheld upon publlcatlon, However, on request, names will be disclosed. Letten sbould' be In good taste, addressing Issues, not per. sonaUtles. i ... ~$t,: 1I More Missionaries coming to Mt. Union Oturch spendmg and procedures by the Republtcan admtmstratton of Gov James A Rhodes The Democrattc attorney general ruled Thursday that 11 of Rhodes' 72 ttem vetoes m the general appropnattons btll are mvalid He S8ld the Jegtslature may tmpose 'qualtficatwns and conditwns " on appropnatwns wtthout fear of a guber· natortal veto Brown's ruling was contamed m a formal 19-page opmton wrttten at the request of majonty Democrats m the Ohw House for the purpose of detet mtnmg tf Rhodes ' vetoes should be challenged tn court An attorney general 's opuuon has the force of law m the absence of legis!atton or a court rulmg Brown held that four other ttem vetoes questwned by the House Democrats were valid and ftve more were made moot by subsequent enactment of law Rhodes last July vetoed 72 tlems m the $10 6 billion approprtaltons bill Most of !he vetoes mvolved language and spendmg melhods rather than dollar amounts Brown satd a governor can veto non-appropnatlon ttems Wtlhm an appropnattons bill tf !hey are "separate and dtstmct" from !he money 1tems. He may not, however, veto language establishmg condl· !tons for the spending of the money, Brown ruled. Brown upheld Rhodes' ve(()es of Items - Addmg two legislators ro the state Emergency Board -Authortztng the state Controllmg Board to make deftctency and emergency appropnatwns - Dtrectmg the Ohw Board of Regents to required stateasststed colleges and untverstttes to recrutt females and members o{ • mmonty groups 011 Marauders .at Belpre tonight BASEBALL The Meigs Marauders will try for the second tune m thiS new football season for thetr first vtctory Friday mght against the Belpre Eagles at Belpre Last week a Metgs raUy fell just short, resulting m a 14-12 Polnt Pleasant Btg Black VIctory The Marauders JUSt couldn't get thmgs started last week The offense never really started chckmg until the second half when tbe Marauders scored two fourth ~-- the food stamp issue Dear S1r 1 am a coal rruner s wtfe and I am wrtting thts letter to everyone m Met gs County who lhtnks we are not enlttled to food stamps A coal mmers wtfe ha s been quoted t o sa} her husband made $103m two days That ts n ghl, as far as tt goes That two days pay was stretched ove r an etght we€k penod You tell me how any famtly of 4 can hve off of that Another pomt . lhe questt on of them gmng back to work They trted and were stopped by shotguns m their faces NO MAN would go back ro work under these condtttons As far as actmg like adults, when tt comes ro puttmg food on the table for your childre n, any sane person would do th e same We pay tax es the same as anyone else tn thts state a nd we a,.. enltUed to the food stamps - Jeam e Howell, Pomeroy , Oh1 o THE WILKTNSONS M1 and Mrs Edgar Wilkins on m1ss10nan es to the South\\ es t lndtan Sc hool ne t:H Ph oemx Anz will s pe a k a l th e Ml Unwn BaptiSt Chur ch, two m1les south of Carpe nter on County Road 10 at 7 30 p m Wed· ncsday l he pubh c ts tnvtted The Wtlkmsons serve wtth Wurld Gospel Mtsston an mte1 denonunatJonal sendmg agenc) wt th 135 m1sstonanes and homeland staff working tn 18 areas of the worlq Jn. ternatwnal headquarters IS tn Man on, lnd Born m Pan ama Cl ty , Fla , Mr Wlikmson ts the son of rm sswnary parents He spent much of hiS boyhood tn Kenya Afn c a , and tn Artzona, where h1s parents served as WGM mJsswnanes He s lud1ed at Glendale Communtty Juntor College, Anz ona , and rece1ve h1s Bac helor of Arts degree at Vennard College, Iowa Mr s Wtlktnson, North Dakota nat1ve , also a Vennard graduate , served as secretary to the prestdenl of the college, and asststed m the preschool program Soulh,.est lndtan School, where the Wtlktnsons have served for a term, lS a Chnsltan boardm g school accommodatmg grades one through 12 Its purpose IS to provtde a Chnst-centered educatton, and to challenge students wtth the gospel of Chn st, to the tnlent that the lnd1an young people \\til want to share thetr fatth wtth parents on the reservations I 3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept 12, 1975 Dodgers claim • season series Dear Str When I read m " Kaltes Korner" the names of those who have been promoters m the town of Syracuse I know of two people who were omttted Both show spec tal concern for the mterest of our town One ts Mrs Robert Crow who always looh hopefully forward to a greater futur e It 1s most encouragm g to have such stgmftcant support from one wtth such a sagacwus rrund A truly great person takes tune to console, to encourage and ro asstst others unselftshly, m ways small and grea t, and Mrs Crow certamly does JUS! that The other person ts ou r pohce offtcer, Mtlron Vartan , who shows concern for the safety of our people as well as our property I am sure I VOICe the sentunent of our populatiOn when I say , thank you , Mr Vartan - (Name Wtthheld on request ) WS ANGELES (UP!) - Rtck Rhoden brtefly broke mto the Los Angeles Dodgers' starting rotation early m the season but was quickly returned to the bullpen when Burt Hooton proved his ability as tbe team's fourth starter Since then, the 22-year-old rtgh~ander has been used sparingly, makmg 23 appearances, only eight of them as starts "Every tune I go out there, tl's unportant," satd Rhoden "In every outmg I hope to get m the starting rotation My future IS as a starter I've always been a starter " Rhoden hurled a sevenhitter against the Clnclnnah Reds Thursday rnght to help the Dodgers to a li-2 wln and even his record at 2·2 Now for the other side Dear Str Smce the arttcle m the paper last mght seemed ro be mea nt for one dump place (and thts has been done more than on ce), the other stde should be satd I have taken my trash ro the box and couldn't get to tt for the bags sttcking out on top and all around No wonder tt was a mess , the collector dtdn't come get tt when he was supposed to I bave seen people of other towns come bnng trash to our box, so thetr servtee was too ltttle, maybe Please thank people for trymg to put the btg stuff close by A Jot of fuss could be saved tf the county sent a loader and tru ck out once a year to get the btg trash, and not blame us so much It's that, or m some dttch maybe, and which ts best? We have trted as much as one comrrusstoner has tned - Jo Jones, Portland, Ohto COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)A Jot of water has passed over the dam smce last Nov 9 when Michigan State upset then top-ranked Ohto State IS.. 13 ln one of the most bazarre finishes ever seen m college football. To refresh some memortes, officers, other leaders charter members, whose names wtll be posted, are Mrs Dallas Walker, chatr· woman (phone 773-5686 ), Mrs Roy Harless and Mrs Wtlham Zerkle Charter members may donate $1 The followmg ladtes were appomted to serve m collectmg htstory of the town as well as collectmg ptctures, Mtss Lenn G•bbs , Mrs. Wtliiam Zerkle and MI s Earl Ingels The town of Mason has furmshed bratded rugs for the home, lace curtams and a kitchen stove L W Getty, Clerk, Mason County Court, has been acltve m promotmg thts huge undertakmg and was tn· strumenU.l m gettmg thts htstonc property for the town as well as the Instant Ltbrary The house and lot were purchased by the court for $16,000 The Mason Unti ed Methodtst Church gave chatrs to be used at the home and Mrs Clarence McCloud gave ltght globes for the chandelter The Htstoncal Soctety ts m need of anltque furmture to ftmsh furmshmg thts large home Anyone havm g ~onattons ts asked to call a member of the execuhve commtttee It was pi oposed to use a porlton of the house wh1ch would not serve as a museum, but no action v. as taken Attendmg were Mtss Lena Gtbbs, Mrs. Wtlltam Zerkle Mrs Dallas Walker, Mrs Russell Barton, Mrs Gladys Thomas, Mrs Roy Harless, Mrs Landon Smtih, Mtss Al1ce Roach, Mrs Ameb a Roach, Mrs Zelma Hunter Mrs Earl Ingels, and Mrs Alma Marshall_, Mts Ra y Proffitt, Mason Libranan was unable to attend as she "as next door at the Instant Ltbrary preparmg for 1!.>; early opemng It ts a carousel type bwldmg supplies by the State Library Commtssw n constructed by the Mason County Court as a part of 1l' plan to supply good library servtce to the county The town of Mason ts cooperattng m thts a c comphshment by payt ng ultiittes and Ltbranan ser vtces, and $8,000worth of new encyclopedtas, referen ce books , recordmgs and sub scnptwns to 25 magazm es wtll be supphed by the State Library Commtsston sequenttal burden on paymg federal taxes at the ui!II!tes," Metcalf satd highly theorettcal 48 per cent "Rather, tt ts another hidden corporate tax rate, " be satd benefit for them "Comm1sstoners all too "Thetr representatives still often nod soberly, adJust go before regulatory com- !herr ftgurattve Wigs and mlsstons, With faces stratght approve By !he tune the and long, and ask for double utilities have used the tn· thetr revenue needs m order vestment tax credits, raptd to have what they need after tax wnteoffs and hber al deprectation which indulgent Congresses have provided REVIVAL NOTED them, there are little or no Revtval servtces wtll get federal taxes to be patd " underway Sunday and conMetcalf satd SIX of the tmue mghtly at 7 30 through compames - Appalachian Sept 21 at the Snowvtlle Power, Indiana and Michtgan Umted Methodist Church Electnc, Kentucky Power, located on State Route 681 Kmgsport Power, Ohto ftve mtles west of State Route Power and Wheeling Electrtc 3 Rev Howard Mayne, - are subtndi11nes of the pastor, will conduct the American Electric Power Co revtval featurtng spectal headquartered m New York smgmg each evemng The He satd none of the seven patd publtc ts mvtted any federal taxes that game, wh1ch deprtved the Buckeyes of a perfect regular season and probably a nattonal champtonshtp, ended wtth Ohto State mstde !he Spartan one yard line Coach Woody Hayes, however, crlttctzed game offlctals for permtttmg Mtchtgan Sport Parade By MILT~,, !!JG;;",!AN UP! Sports Ed1tor NEW YORK (UP!) - JacK Dempsey was walking down the street wtth hiS wife, Deanna, the other day, both of them enJoymg the bahny early afternoon sunshine, when he nudged her m the rtbs "Look at that one'" said the ex-<!hamp, a note of sudden excitement m htS vmce HIS wife swung her gaze around, She wanted to see what had captivated her husband's attention so much and she discovered tt was a gorgeous blonde m her 20's, a real knockout "Isn't she a beauty?" Jack Dempsey asked h!S wife, taking note of the gtrl's features wtthout actually starmg because he has always been a gentleman. "Lucky thing I'm a happily marned man " At 80, Jack Dempsey, the man whose name probably wtll always symbolize the ultimate m prtze ftghtmg, sttll rematns mcredtbly young m heart So young, and so much a national ftgure wtth whom people of all ages can and do tdentify, that he Is to be honored as Seruor Citizen of the Year m Sports next Wednesday at tbe New York C1ty Department of Recreallon Seruor Cttizens' Carmval m Central Park Anybody who sitU remembers Jack Dempsey choppmg huge, hulking Jess Willard mto tiny pteces or butchenng up btg pathetic Luts Firpo can't posstbly picture hun the same wa~ they do a lot of other semor ctttzens, needtng help all the tune and almost ready for a rest home, because Jack Dempsey could never be part of any picture like that He ISn't, e1ther Qccastonally he 18 bolhered by artlmtis, and there lS more than a touch of gray at the temples, but the former world heavyweight champ still gets around all right and retams that big shock of black harr that was almost as much of a trade· mark m hiS hey-day as his murderous right hand Basically, Jack Dempsey 18 today what he always was, a conservative man. Fifty years ago that never prevented hun from apprectating an attractive woman and tt doesn't now etther "Jackapprectates beauty many form," says hiS wife, a chic good-looker herseU, "To giVe you an example of what I mean, I started m sculpturmg class the other day, did !he head of a man the very ftrst day and tt was JUdged ro be ralher good I rold Jack about tt when I got home and he satd, 'You know, maybe r should go to that class With you, too, because I've always liked to do things wtth my bands ' He meant tt He likes robe mvolved mas many thmga as he can, and he doesn't feel J , old at all tiful , "I really don't rrund when he looks at beau women, says Deanna Dempsey "They've been around hun aU hiS life and he's used to !hem by now," In some respects, Jack Dempsey hasn't cbanged from the tune he was Amertca's foremost sports figure He never liked seemg gtrls m slacks' then and still doesn't He thinks most gtrls look better m dresses Deanna Dempsey has been mamed to the one-time bonng king the past 17 years and every now and then some other woman will come over and tell her how lucky she IS tp be Mrs Jack Dempsey Her answer Ill always tbe same "I khow 1 am/' she says ' Johnny Bench got up wtth two oul~ '! threw the baU as hard as I could and got tt on the corner," satd Rhoden of the pttch that strud< out Bench 'It seemed ro "s!au " "Ctncmnatt ts strong enough to come back at you," satd Garvey "It was mce to hit the home run because tt gave Rtck some leeway to work With I was JUS! trymg ro pull the ball down tbe Jeftfteld line but tt went out " Rhden lost his shutout m the sixth when Tony Perez smgled home Ken Griffey for his lOis! RBI The Reds move mto San FranCISCO romght With Don GuUett, 13--3, scheduled ro work agamst the Gtants' John Montefusco, J:l--8 State players to stall out the flnal seconds by not lettmg the Buckeyes !me up for a !mal play Since then, Mlchtgan State has gone under mvesttgal!on by the NCM for alleged recrUttmg vtolattons and Spartan fans assumed tt was Hayos who msttgated the cl1arges Some large utilities paid no federal taxes last year WASIDNGTON (UP!) Seventy-<nx of the country's 215 largest electric power cornparues patd no federal taxes last year, according ro !he Federal Power CommiSSlon In all, the 215 firmS patd taxes averagmg only 1 3 per cent of revenues Thetr profits were 12 6 per cent, tbe f1gures showed. Sen. Lee Metcalf, D-Mont , a longtune crtltc of the utility mdustry, published !he FPC figures m Thursday's Congresstonal Record They showed the 215 ftrms had revenues of $42 billion and patd $528 million m federal taxes A year ago, Metcalf satd, 50 of the eomparues patd no taxes, "Federal taxatton ts obVIously no longer a con· Although 171> games behind the Reds and elunmated from playoff contentton, the Dodgers captured !he season sertes agalJISt the Western DtVISton champs by wmrung 10 of the 18 games Steve Garvey provtded much of the Dodger muscle Thursday mght, beltmg a home run and smgle ro drtve m three runs to drive hiS season Iota I ro 84 RB!s The Dodgers tagged starter Jack Billingham for ftve runs m the ftrst flve lnnlngs ro send !he lanky nght-hander to hiS etghth defeat m 23 decl8lons Rhoden satd he was close ro bemg lifted tn the etghth mnmg after Pete Rose led off wtlh hiS seventh home run, Joe Morgan walked and Woody begins 25th year with Buckeyes Historical society names BY ALMA RUSSELL MASON, W Va -Mason's Htstoncal Soctely meetmg Tuesday at the former Lewts . Roush . Johnson home to elect officers, appomt comm1ttees and tour the home where extensive repatrs have been made It was brought out at the meetmg that the home was also once owned by the late Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson, parents of Mrs Chnshne Gulhne a reltred area vocal must c teacher A desk belongmg to Mr Johnson, a former surveyor, and a dmmg table and chatrs were gtven to the soctety to be used at the home by Mrs Gulhne The Lewts ststers ( Mtsses Lucy and Vtrgmta) of Huntmgton, gave the soctety therr mother's and father's library table and an anltque chma cupboard and some of their books The Honorable V1rgll A Lewts was Slate Htstonan and Arch!Vlst Mrs Landon Smtih, elected cha1rman of the Histoncal Soctety, appomted Mrs Ray Proffitt secretary and Mrs Dons Roberts was appomted treasurer Three ladles volunteenng to be m charge of the dnve for for the Marauders The Marauder defense showed that they are for real thiS year as they held the Btg Blacks on fourth and shari yardage several tunes That was probably the one thing that kept the Marauders close throughout the game Last week 's ram dtdn't help matters for the Marauders etther The Marauders probably have one of the smaUer lines for a Class AA team m the area and the rams never help m that c ase Last year the Marauders defeated the Eagles m a grtdtron contest held at Pomeroy Coach Chancey ts m hopes of an explostve Marauder offense thts week as well as a very ttght defense If thiS happens, the Marauders could well be on thetr way to !herr ftrst vtctor} of the 1975 grtdtron season The questton artses, ho" rough wtll tt be for the MaraudPr"~ Two names added to the list In the past year , SIS has had a record enrollment of 180 students Some have come rrom as far as Oregon and Montana, although mos t of them are from the NavaJo and Papago reservatiOns m Arizona Stnce 1ts begmnlllg m 1952, the seh oul has m1mstered to 34 tnbes Mr Wtlkmson had many opportun1lles to gtve spmtual counsel to the boys tn the dormttory, and he dtrected the athlellc program of U1e sch ool Mrs Wtlktnson worked tn the school off1ce a nd asstsled wt th the teachtng load Stnce July , 1974, she has kept busy canng for lhe1r twtn babtes, Shannon and Brad Mr W1lkmson wtll show by message and ptclures what World Gospel Mtsston ts domg to reach these longneglected Amencans wtth the gospel of Chnst The W1lktnsons plan to return to the work tn Anzona after a regular furlough pertod touchdowns to make !he game a thriller All through the ftrst half the Marauders couldn' t seem ro make that btg play and as a result they found themselves trailing 7~ at the half and later 1~ before they could get thmgs rollmg The runnmg abilities of tatlback Terry Qualls never really were on display unttl the second half. Qualls was responstble for many of tbe btg plays m the second hall I Although the NCAA !hiS week came to the defense of the veteran Buckeye coach, saymg tl was not he who blew the whiStle on the Spartans, the whole thmg adds up ro a slambang clash between two of the nalton's top teams Saturday Unfortunately, the mvestlgallon drama has just about overshadowed the game ttself, which should go a long way towards deciding who goes to the Rose Bowl , thiS year Although the Buckeyes and Spartans must both play Michigan, constdered by many as the favonte for the title, a loss Saturday would certamly make thmgs dif. ftcult Hayes, startmg hiS stlver anmversary season as Buckeye coach, takes a cunous mixture of out. standmg veterans and newcomers to East Lansmg The enttre startmg back· field, led by He!Sffian Trophy wmner Archie Griffm and quarterback Corneltus Greene, ts back agam But tbe offenstve !me was hard-hit by graduatton, wtth only two starters returmng tackle Scott Dannelley and guard Ted Smith The defense IS even more mexperienced wtth only three returnees, although tts potenbal has not been questioned Hayes, who has been ttght· lipped bolh about the tn· vesttgatton and Saturdsy's game, has called tt the Buckeyes' toughest opener m his 25 years And tt very well could be !he roughest m the school's hiStory The Buckeyes will go mto the game at full strength wtth the return to practice Monday of seruor defensive back Cra1g Cassady "We've been very fortunate w1th mJurtes," sa1d Hayes, "bolh last sprmg and thiS fall " In Mi~htgan State, the Buckeyes face a veteran team, paced offenstvely by quarterback Charhe Baggett and fullback Levt Jackson, whose &&-yard run m the 10 o'clock tomght? Maybe not all that tough Last week the Ea gles fell to Fort Fr} e 35-0 tn thetr opener Of course, no one knows how strong Fort Frye "as and IS One notable fa ct ts that both the Fryers and the Eagles lost 20 le lte rmen fr om thetr squads of 1974 Belpre's Coa c h Hald en JUnt or s start ed mostly agatnsl Ft Frye and ts expected to open up the same way agamst Metga to hPNlmP 1 1 hv Dove hunting out after '75 Phils five out after victory By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer Ea st Thanks to a 21-year old W l Pe-t G B P 11Sbur g h 81 6'2 569 ri g hthand e r, Larry Ph il ad e lph• a 78 68 SJ J 5 ChriStenson, the Phtladelphta Sl Lou s 75 70 5 17 6 Phtlhes are not yet the ··was N e w Yo rk 7<1 72 507 9 Ch •c ago 70 n 476 14 kid s" of 1975 Montreal 64 8 1 441 18 1 J West Once the youn g '75 Philhes W L Pet G B began LQ challenge the Pittsx C m c nna 1 96 50 6 58 Los A n g e les 79 68 53 7 I! ' , bur gh Ptrales for Nattonal ~ an 1 ran c sc o 10 76 J 79 26 Lea gue Ea s t pennant , San 0 E.>QO 67 80 .t 56 19 ' compart sons of th e la s t A II.J n la 6-1 83 435 31 Ho us ton sa 90 39'2 39 Phtladelphta pennant clubx c tmch ed dnt •Ston ftflc the 1950 ' whtz k1ds " of Robtn Thur s day s Res ult s (ht CdQO I ? 51 LOU tS 6 Roberts , Rt c hte As hburn , Houston 1 Sa n F ran c.sc o 3 12 tn n ng s Granny Hamner et a l N e-w Y ork 7 P !!sburgh 0 ntg h l readily came to mmd Ph ladc l ph•a 5 Montr eal 0 n 1ght And although the Pirates San D ego t f<~ la n •a 3 n 1g hl L os J\ nqe tes S Ctnc tn n a l • 2 have now r ebutlt a for n tq hl mtdabl e lead, ChriStenson Fnd a v s Gam co;, ( All T 1mes E DTl has been one of the few rays M onlr ca l 113 1a r B 15 ) a t P !I s burgn 1Candcla r• a 7 J 1 8 OS of hope on a n otherwtse pm disa ppomtmg pllchtng stafl N ew Y o rk (M at lack 16 10 1 ,, , Thur s da} nt g hl 51 l OUtS ( M cGiolh en 14 II I 8 30 p m Chrtstenson threw a ram/\l l a nt e~ tE ac;tc r l y 18 1 at L os abbre viated 6'>tnnmg 5-0 /\ n q c lcs ISu tlon 1617 ) 10 30 p Ill shutout over the Montreal Hous ton ( Kon e uny 6 ll l at Sa n o ,ego l~ p liner 8 17> 10 30 Expos that, combmed wtth p m c nc tn nat • t Gull ett 13 l l at the Ptrates' loss, moved the Phtlltes to wtthtn ftve games 5an f ran c.sc:o <Mo n t e t u sco IJ Il l II OS p m of flrst place m the NL East The three-httter upped Am ertcan L ea9ue Stand.ng s By Un1l ed Pr ess lnl ernaltonal ChriStenson's record to 10-S m Nattonal Leagu ~ Srand•ngs By Un•tcd Pr ess lnt crnat•onal COLUMBUS I UP!) - The pore Ohver Ocasek, D·Akron, Ohto House has voted to allow satd Democ rats would the current huntmg season on discuss the btll today to see tf mourrung doves ro continue, 11 should be moved Smce tl but also affirmed that the contams restnction on the btrd wtll be removed from the dtvts1on of wtldltfe , the game l!St after 1975 if the proposal mtght not meet wtth Senate and Gov James A Rhodes' approval Ea sl Rhodes agree Durmg lengthy debate on W l Pet G 8 The House Thursday the btll , House members Basi on 86 60 58 9 Ba t t , mor e e1 6 5 555 s passed, 7~17, and sent to the voted 61 ro 29 agamsl an N ew York 75 7 1 5 14 11 Senate leglSialton prohibttmg amendment by Rep Ronald Cleve la nd 70 7'1 49 ) 14 62 85 412 2d 1 :1 the huntmg of mournmg H James, D Pro ctorvtlle, Milwa u k ee Del roil 55 9 1 377 )I doves m Ohio and forbtdding which would have added the West W l Pet G 8 the state DtVIston of Wtldhfe mournmg dove to the hst of Oakl and 88 5 6 6 11 to add any more btrds or state game btrds Kansas C ty 80 64 55 6 8 Tex a s 72 75 49 0 17 1:1 anunals ro the game huntmg James satd Ohto has SIX Ch1c ago 68 76 472 20 list w1thout prtor legtslattve mtlhon mournmg doves and M1 nnesot a 66 75 11 68 20' 1 67 78 <1 62 211 2 approval 70 per cent of them dte each Ca l tfO rn ta Thursday s Resul ts But before passmg the btU, year anyway wtthout a BOSIO n ) De tro d I N ew Yor k 10 Milwa uke e 2 the House voted 49 to 41 to hunting season ntg hl remove an emergency c1ause " Amenca 's most popular Bnl l m o r e 10 Cleveland 2 nt ghl Fnday ~ Gam es which could have canceled game brrd should also be a (All Tim e!> EOT l the season upon enactment game b1rd m Ohto," James Oaklan d <St eber! 4 <1 And Bosman 9 5 l at Mm neso t a A two-mon!h season on satd (A lbu r y 6 7 and Hug hes 1<1 12 ) mourrung doves, mstttuted by Most of the sponsors of the 2 6 p m the dtvtston, ts now btU prohtbitmg dove huntmg Ca l •l or nta ( Hass ler 3 12 and ng er 7 1J t at Ka nsas C• l y proceeding Removal of the satd they felt the legtslature, s( Palt n 99 and Btrd 95 1 2 7 emergency clause means any and not the wtldlife dtvtswn, p m !waukee (Colborn 10 10 1 at prohtbthon agamst dove should control the hst of M Boston (( levE>Ia nd 11 9 ) 7 30 pm hunting would not take effect game ammals Clevel and (W a ts J 1) at New for three months, even if the If enacted, the b11l would York ( Dobson 11 l<~ l 8 p m btll were passed by the ban dove hunttng next yea r , Cht cago (Je!l er son J 9) at T(' x.a s (W r, q ht J 61 9 p Senate and stgned by Gov but the legtslature could Ba ,,,..,.,..., rl :... J 1 51 a t James A Rhodes estabhsh a season through Del r o't (Col em an 9 16 1 9 p m Senate Prestdent Pro Tern- subsequent leg•slatton 1'onight's games Coal C;rove at Gallipo lis Lan caster at Athe ns Portsmouth at Ironton Mtamt coach Dtck Crum hopes hts Redskms have thetr eyes on the nght shade of green Saturday when they open thetr season at home agamst once-beaten Marshall Mtamt, whtch takes a 2J.. game unbeaten streak mto the season, shouldn't have much trouble wtlh a young Marshall if the Redsktns aren't Jookmg past the ThiUldermg Herd But, next week, M1arru plays at Mtchtgan State, which, hke Marshall wears green and whtte, and the Redskins may ftnd tt bard not to look ahead "! think tt's a thing you really have to concentrate on," satd Crwn, startmg hts second year as Mtarru head coach 11 ] know smce we started practtce, the only closmg rrunutes of last year 's game gave the Spartans the Win Addmg dunens10n to the attack thiS year ts the return ro duty of tatlback Ted Bell, the Oh10 back-of-the-year tn 1973 whtle at Youngstown Cardmal Mooney Htgh School Bell, who rrussed aU last year wtth a knee InJury, w1ll alternate at tailback w•th veteran RICh Baes The Spartans lost only three starters frbm last year's defense, whtch held the htgh scormg Buckeyes ro a rouchdown and a patr of field goals. "Thetr defense plays wtth a high degree of mtenstty," satd Buckeye ass1stant George Chaurnp. "That's the type of ktd they play on defense They are hard hit· ters " Mtchtgan State has beaten the Buckeyes three of the last four years and holds an S-7 edge m the senes between the two teams . wo people we've talked about or looked at ftlm on ts Marshall We even talked ro the ktds thts sprmg They are aware of the problem " Crum 's problem wasn ' t helped much last week when Marshall opened tts season wtth a 2IJ..II loss to Akron, the only team the Thundermg Herd beat last year Marshall moved the ball very well," satd Crum · ~ n,s JUSt that they are a young team and made too many rrustakes " The RedsklliS, two-ttme defendtng Mtd-Amer1can Conference champton and Tangenne Bowl wmners, agam wtll rely on a sohd defense and a veteran of· fenstve backfield, led by veterans Sherman Smtth at quarterback, fullback Rob Carpenter and wmgback Randy Walker There are two MAC games on thts week's schedule, Ohio Uruverstty traveling to Mt Pleasant, Mtch , to lest rugged Central Mtchtgan , and Toledo meetmg Ball Stale at Muncte, Ind Ohto Umverstty coach Btl! Hess, starttng hts 18th year as dean of the MAC coaches, has somewhat of an unknown quanttty wtth converted recetver Rtck Ltltenthal taking over at quarterback Central Mtchigan, IZ.I last year after an operung game loss and the NCAA Divtswn II champs, opened 1ts season last week w1th a ~ MAC vtctory over Western Mtchtgan In other games mvolvmg Mtd-Mn teams Bowltng Green travels ro Brtgham Young for a mght game, while Kent State also opens tis season at mght at Northeast Loutstana Other key games ftnd Akron at Western M•chtgan, Cmcmnat1 hostmg Richmond , Dayton a.t Eastern Kentucky , Baldwin-Walla ce a t Wtl- .D. . 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 (CLOSE OFFICE HOU AT NOON ON THURS. )-EAST COURT tenberg , and Central State at Youngstown State "Central Mtchtgan ts a fme football team ," satd Hess They are welkoached, very aggresstve, have excellent team speed and a couple of powerful runnmg backs ' Thetr defense ts very sound, ' Hess contmued "In fact , they have fe w weaknesses offensively or defenstvely " Lilienthal, a high school quarterback from Cambndge, played both ttght end and wtde recetver at OU hts ftrst three years and stands ftfth tn rece1vtng yards tn OU history But, Hess moved the 6-2, 190-lb senwr back to the stgnal calltng spot last sprmg and has been pleased w1th the results Toledo, whtch rallied for a last mmute 32-31 wm over Western Carohna la st Saturday, wtll be gunntng for ItS rust conference W ln agamst a Ball State team which beat Eastern M•chtgan 24-14 m tts opener Once agam, the Rockets wtll rely on the strong nght arm of semor quarterback Gene Swtck, who completed 26 of 36 pass attempts for 346 yards agamsl Western Caroltna Bowltng Green, ptcked as one Mtarru's top challengers m the MAC race, faces a rugged test agamst Bngham Young us " The Philhes scored three runs tn the ftrst mnmg off loser Steve Rogers and Mtke Schmtdl a dded ht s 34t h homer tn the fourth, a solo shot We have ltve games left wtth the Pirates," S8ld Larry Bowa, who scored three of the Phtllies ' runs " We JUSt have to kee p wmnm g a ga mst everyone th ough ' The Phtlhes have n•\\ " on four st ra tght ga mes thc tr longes t streak s mce m1d July Elsewhere tn the Nattonal League, New York stopp ed Pttts bur gh 7-0, Hous ton edged San Franetsco 4.J, Chtcago buned St LouiS 12-<l, San Otego edged Atla nta 4-3 and Los Angeles' downeu Cmcmnatt :;..2 tn the Amen can Lea gue, New York routed Mtlwaukee 10.2, Boston beat Detrmt ~1 and Ba lttmore pu t awa y Cleveland 10.2 tn the only games scheduled Oak Hilt at Jackson Hilliard at Logan Me1gs at Belpre POMEROY LANES Mornmg G lonn Se pt 2 1975 Wa v erly at Portsmouth W es t Nel son vd le Yor k at We ll s ton Mlntord at Rock Hilt Fa •rland at South Po1 n t PT S No s 6 6 Ex cel s1or Oil Co No J W•nf1 eld at Buffalo Putna m Vtnlon Coun ty at Wheele r s burg Wahama at F ederal Hock tng Dunbar at Pt Pleasant Ironton Sf Joe a t Chesapeake Han nan Trace at Southern Kyg er Creek at North Gal l 1a Southwes tern at Hannan Symmes Valley at Easte rn '' G & J A ut o Pa rts No l '' Spence r s Markel Htgh nd v 1dual g am e Ju d • Po ckltng l on 194 Secon d h tgh •nd• v•dual g am e Cla r 1ce Ken nedy 190 H gn se rt eS Judy Pock I ng ton 45 1 Se cond h tgh Ma rl en e Wil son 45 0 ser tes Tea m h •gh gam e -- N o 6 75 3 TeAm t1l gh ser ,es - No s 2 16!! LEISURE SUIT~ 6 Miami eyes 24th • straight grid wm Umted Press International his ftrst fuJI maJor league season " He 's got the same type of delivery a s Roberts dtd, " sa1d Philltes Manager Danny Ozark " Hard and fa st He s certatnly been a bt g help to r. /I I ( \ POLYESTER KNITS PRICED FROM s3s~ TO SIZES 36 to 46 REGULARS AND LONGS BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDlEPORT, OHIO PARK RESERVED SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13th UNTIL 4 PM 'FAMILY OUTING" OF CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL LABORERS UNION LOCAL NO. 1353 CHARLESTON OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-11 AM TIL 10 PM CAMDEN PARK U S. 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON • �I 1 f . I I I ,' I . ' I ' • •• r . 5 - The Daily Sentinel M"ddl · • 1 eport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Sept.12,1975 disability compensa tion, insurance , ed u cation, hospitalization, employment • and other benerits provided by the U. S. Government, " expl ai ns DAV Nat ional at Veterans Administration Commander Walter T. Regional headquar t e r s Greaney. "And our new Field Service Units will take the throughout th e country. However, DA V ofri cia ls program right to their point out that the location or doorsteps." DAV officials stress that these VA Regional Offices orten makes it extremely disabled veterans or all wars, . ditricult ror many disabled as well as their dependents, veterans , as well as their are urged to visit the DA V widows and dependents , to Field Service Units to discuss make personal contact with a any problems they may have . DAV Nationa l Service Of. But particular emphasis is bemg placed ' on disabled ri cer. " We kn ow that many or v.eterans of th e Vietnam these peop le need assistance con nie!, because such a large in matter s r e latting to number are not taking advantage or a ll or the benefits _ _ _ _ _ _, . which they have coming to them, especially in the areas or education and vocational · rehabilitation. Last year , the tour 's first year, DAV Nationa l Service Officers visited all 48 states. They were contacted by more than 47,000 veterans a nd the ir DAV mobile field service unit is coming to Middleport on Sept. 23 Middleport will be one or 36 Ohi o communities to be visited Sept. 11M)ct. 10 by the Disabled American Veterans neet or mobile field service units. The unit to serve Meigs County's disabled America n Vete rans will be at the Middleport Community Park from 10 a.m. to 6 p .m . on Tuesday, Sept. 23. Eighteen traveling DAV service offices, housed in spec ially equ ipped 26-root GMC m otor vans, are on a year-long nation-wide tour of the United States. Purpose or the tour is to carry the many free services provided by the DA V to wartime disa bled veterans ONE OF TiillSE Disabled American Veterans mobile service units will be a t the Middleport Community Park, 10 a.m . to 6 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 23, to assist wartime disabled vetera ns a nd their dependents in Meigs County. Palmer, Hunter keep on rolling By FRED DOW N UP I Sports Write r The best race in the American League right now is between two super pitchers [or the Cy Young pitcher or the year Award . Jim Palmer or the Baltimore Orioles and Jim Hunter of the New York Yl"'kees are old rivals ror the award. Palmer won it in 1973 when he had a 22-9 record and Hunter won it as a member or the Oakland A's last season when he was 25-12. 'The Boston Red Sox, who have no serious contender for the award, maintained their five.game lead in the AL's Eastern Division with a 3-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers Thursday while both Palmer and Hunter added to their personal laurels. Palmer, a 211-game winner Smmns, St .L Sa ngulln , Ptt Watson , Hou Joshua , SF Mo r gan, Ci n Ga rv ey , LA Ca r de nal , Ch Rose, Ci n Bowa . Phil ~ --• AKE ANY PLANT A BEAUTIFUL GIFT NEW • ;.'HANGUPS" . and-carved, solid onkey pod. 6" )iameter. Macrame' New ..'COVERUPS" . ' and-woven, banana ree bark Warm earth :.tones. Colorful em~roidery . Three sizes. home or almost A Chronicle of America )().2. 140 512 73 173 .338 120 434 51 14 1 .325 128 475 66 154 .324 119 469 69 151 .3 22 134 460 96 HS .322 145 597 74 189 .3 17 139 521 80 165 .3 17 146 601 99 188 .3 13 120 517 69 162 .313 American l eagu e g . ab r . h . pet. Carew, Minn 128 477 83 174 .365 Lynn. Bos 133 484 92 158 .326 Munson , NY 143 541 SO 172 .317 Rice, Bos 135 530 87 165 .31 1 Orta . Ch i 126 486 60 I SO .309 Si ng letn , Bit 143 546 Bl 168 .308 McRae , KC 126 480 58 147 .306 Wshngtn. Ok 132 522 74 159 .305 ~mblss , N Y 136 506 61 .152 .300 B)"aun, M in n 122 417 60 125 .300 • Home Run s ~ Na tio nal League : Ki ng man , and Sch m idt , Ph il 34 ; zinski , Phil 32 ; Bench , Cin Cey, LA 23 . ... Ameri ca n League : Maybe rry , ~.c 33; Jackson, Oak 31; Sco tt, ~il 28; Bonds, NY and ll urrough s, Tex 26. Runs Batted In '~~ N ational League . Lozi nski, ~~il 113 ; Benc h, Cin 107; Per ez, Gin 10 1; Sta ub , NY 95; Mon ta nez, SF 92 . ~Amer1 can l eague · Rice , Bos yg ; Lynn. Bos and Mayberry, M:C 95; Jackson , Oak .94. May, &'all 93. ":, Stolen Ba ses .- National Leag ue: Lopes, LA IIi ; Morgan , Cin 56; Brock , SI.L ~ : Cedeno, Hou 45 ; Cardenal. ~; 31. _ American League : Rivers, <&el 64; washington, Oak 40; 'etis , KC 38; Remy, Ca l 33 ; ,&.a rew , M inn and Bonds. NY 30 . "' Pitching - (Based on most victories) • National Lea gue : Seaver·, NY .1.' -8; J ones , s o 19 -9 ; Morton , 1:11 17 · 15 ; Hooton , L A 16-9; 'Ma ll ack, N Y 16-10 ; Reuss , Pitt ..lfl -11 ; Sutlon , LA 16-12; Mes " 'r smith, LA 16-14 . -American League : Palmer , Ball 2 1-10 ; Hun ter, NY 21 -13; ~aat, Chi 20-12; _ B lue , Oak 19tl ; Wise, Bos 18·9 Lee May hi t his 20th homer and Mark Belanger, Bobby Grich and Ken Singleton had two hi ts each as the Orioles made it 40 wins in 61 games since the All-S tar brea k. Palmer, who has pitched 22 co mplete games, yielded homers to Oscar Gamble in the seventh a nd to Rico Carty in the ninth. Hunter , only the third pitcher in AL his tory to win 20 or more ga mes in five or more consecutive seasons, raised his mark to 21-13 and lowered his ERA to 2.58 as the Yankees downed the Milwaukee Brewers 111-2. It was the 28th complete game of the year [or Hunter. Graig Nettles hit a pair of twO-run homers to lead> the Yankees' 17-hit attack which routed Jim Colborn in four innings and dealt him his lith loss against 10 victories . Nettles, Roy White and Chris Chambliss had three hits each [or the Yankees. Luis Tiant, winning his first game since Aug. 15, pitched a no-hitter ror 7 2-3 innings and finished with a three-hitter ror the Red Sox. Aurelio Rodriguez singled with two o•Jt in the eighth inning ror the ru .t hit off Tiant, now 1&-13, and Bob Baldwin homered in the ninth to spoil the shutout. The Red Sox scored two runs in the second inning on a triple by Jim Rice, a runscoring infield out by Carlton Fisk, singles by Rico Petrocelli and Dwight Evans and a run-scoring grounder by Rick Burleson. Unde rtaking a diver s ionary advance toward Quebec, Co lone l Be nedi ct Arnold departs Cambridge with 1,051 volu nteers. The plan is to move northward up the Ken nebec River , Ihen along the Chaudiere River north to the St. Lawrence . But the area between Fort Western (now Augus ta. Mai ne) and Quebec is trackless wilderness . A week out of Fori Western , most of !heir food is spoiled or lost, a nd I he men are reduc ed to ea ting th eir moccasin s, shol pouches, pel dogs, and soap. After a ni ghtmare of a journey through deep snow a nd a long treacherous rivers, aboul half of the original for ce c rosses the St. Lawrence on Nove mber 13. Two days laler, a bluff fail s to budge the British garrison from Que bec. Arnold's force sett les in to awa it the arrival of troops under General Richard Montgomery severa l weeks laler, and to plan !he fina l assaull on Arnold Quebec . -By Ross Mackenzie & Jeff MocNelly i 1:1 1975, United FcatllrC Syndicate . Band players wanted POMEROY - Dwight Goins, Meigs instrumental director, is interested in forming a conununity band. Everyone 18 to 80 in Meigs County ( all three school districts) and Mason, W. Va. interested is asked to contact Goins at the high school, at his home at 9927132, or fill out the coupon below and mail to him at Meigs High School, Rt . 3, Pomeroy. Nrume _____________________________ Address __________________ ______ Phone --- - - -- -- - - - - ------ - - - - Type of Instrument _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ iEV. ttOW.UD. C. MACK . HOW TO BE HAPPY 2. Think constructively and Everybody wants to be rule your moods. Take tbe happy. The pursuit of hap- time to think things through. piness is a rreedom we all Make your mind a storehouse enjoy in America . Yet, there of uSeful truth upon which are thousands upon you can draw when needed. thousands of people who are Do not allow yourself the not happy. Somehow, hap- privilege or always thinking piness has eluded their grasp. negatively, but cultivate an Happiness is not found in attitude of optimism, peace things and thrills. It is not and good will toward others. round in life 's chances, but in 3. Work with right motives. life's choices. Joseph Addison Give an honest day's work for said, "The grand essentials to an honest day's pay. Don't try happiness in this life are to cut corners where it will something to do, something to cheapen your work . The high love, and something to hope purpose or your work should ror." be that of service to your There are six ways to be fellowmen. 4. Be interested in others. happy. 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(Game called after 61!2 innings, rain} Philadelphia 201 100 1-S 11 o Montreal 000 000 x-0 3 1 Ch ris lenson (10-SJ. and Oates ; Rogers. OeMola (7J and Mora . les . LP Rogers (1 0-11 ). HR Sc hmi d l (3 4) . ooo 001 o1 o:-2 7 1 102 020 OOx-s 9 o Billinghcjm , C. Carro ll (6), Borbon (7) and Bench ; Rhoden (2-2) and Yeager . LP -Bill ing ham 115-8 ). llRs Ga r vey ( 15th ), Rose (7th J. SALAD- Tossed. Slaw, Cottage Cheese. 7· Up. PIE - Graham Crackj!r. ' Apple . CHAR-BROILED STEAK I • Sunday, Sept. 14, Hrs. 8:00~2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 ·3rd St. Ph. 949-3551 Racine, Ohio We ' re easier than ever add lhe qua lily and convenience ot Frigidaire 10 your life fer less ... with special dlscounl.s on some ot AVE $251) · · · .-.,::::~'''"'''''''~'~<'''''''~='*'*'~='='=':<::='~~'=".':~'='='*'*·~s-=..,:.».;,;,-, An organizational meeting for the Syracuse Girl Scout Troop 01254 was held Tuesday afternoon at the Syracuse Elementary School. Officers elected were Debbie Michael, president; Jennie Bentley, vice president; Janie Amberger, secretary; Lori Micbael, treasurer . Troop leaders are Mrs. Joyce Sisson, Mrs. Kay Hill and Mrs. Janet Pickens. To open tbe meeting, Melissa Hill led in the pledge to the flag. Welcomed into ~e troop were two new members, Juanita Ginther and Kathy Pickens. The scouts discussed the Bicentennial sing scheduled for Nov. 20 at Meigs High School. The sing will be a county-wide scout progrrum with the various troops each presenting two or three nwnbers and then joining for several selections. A bake sale to raise money for scouting activities was set for Sept. 27. Another project of the girls will be the collection or bottle caps with the money which is redeemed to go into special activities. Plans were made lor a wiener roast in October. Meetings were set for Thursdays after school at the Syracuse Elementary School. A new work project was started at yesterday's meeting . Becky Adkins served refreshments and Jill Nease led in the Brownie pledge to close the meeting. BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio Fabri~ Shop Pomeroy Flower Shop Meigs Tire Center Welker's Ashland Service Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Meigs Inn White Motors Facemyer & Salmons Lumber Co. Inc. Products, Inc. WITH Tiill BEGINNING of the school year, old troops are being reactivated and new troops on aU levels, Brownie, Junior and Cadettes, are being organized. Materials on scouting have been distributed to the schools of the county to determine the interest of both students desirous of becoming scouts, and parents willing to serve as leaders. Questions on scouting shoold be directed to Mrs. Earl Thoma, Meigs County service unit director for the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council. In the organization of new troops, advisors experienced in scouting are available to assist first-time leaders. Mrs. Merle Johnson is serving as the Brownie advisor, and Mrs. Mary Wise the junior advisor. Several bicentennial projects are being planned ror the scouts. Kingsbury Home Sales & Service, Inc . Forest Run Cement Block Co. Snowville General Store State Farm Ins. - David Jenkins The Goessler Jewelry Stor:e Teaford Realty Simons Market Adolphs Dairy Valley Dale Warner Gibbs Grocery Tom's Carry Out - Joe's Carry Out John Gibson Motor City, Inc. Ridge View Carry Out Miller's Poultry Co. Tall Timber Nile Club Kings AritiS Knight Club Pomeroy Golf Course Five Points Grill Ashland Petroleum Co . Karr & Van Zandt Fred Crow & Bill Porter Rulland Dept . Store, Inc. Smith-Nelson Motors. Inc. Rutland Furniture Co. Pomeroy Sunoco Service Revival set French's Middleport Sunoco Friendly Tavern General Tire Sales · · Twin City Machine Shop R. E. Tracy Fire & Safety Equipment Frances Florists Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating K & C Jewelers Nelson Drugs Ellis & Sons Sohio Stifflers Stores Pomeroy Cement Block Village Pharmacy Mark V Tom Rue Motors Miller Brothers Grocery Cross Hardware Steppes Beauty Salons WMPD , 1 Twin Cities Gateway Supermarket . • ·- Ewing Funera I Home Revival services will be held at the Motml Moriah Baptist Church, Middleport, Monday through Friday at 7:30p.m. The Rev. Darr.e ll Rollins of Ironton will speak . Th e Church of Christian. Union of Point Pleasant choir will present special mu s ic Monday evening. Thursday, the choir of the Christian Brethren Church of Mason will sing and other choirs and individuals will present special music during the week. TheRev . Henry Key , pastor, invites, the public to attend the 5erv i c~s. 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Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Marguerite Shoes Spencers Market Pomeroy Motor Co. - - S tudent (s) at$5each Make checks payable to : Tri-County Conununity Concert Association Send membership cards to: out to make it Hartley Shoes All-Weather .Hardware City Ice & Fuel Co., Inc. Salem Street Market Robinsons Laundry The Daily & Svnday Times Sentinel Excelsior Salt Works , Inc. Strout Rea tty Sears - . Lbuis Osborne Nationwide Mutual Ins. Co. - P.J. Pauley Excelsior goil Co. Powell's Super Va lu Cunningham Music Center Pal Wa Ish Body Shop · Mayer -Hill Barber Shop Walter Grueser - -Adult (s) at $10 each (Name). _____ ______________ _ (Name ) _ _ _ __ MEIGS ATHLETIC BOOSTERS ASSOCIATION .Grave,ly Sales & Service Carroll Norris Dodge, Inc. Membership Dues (Name)' - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - -(Name)_ _ _ _ __ Reuter -Bragan Ins . Serv . 030 022 OOG--7 11 0 Pittsburgh ooo ooo ooo-o 6 2 Koosman ( 12· 13 ) and Grote ; Cincinnati Los Angel ~s Middleport, Ohio - -Family at $30 each • Enclosed is my check forJ• - - - in payment of membership dues for the 197:1-76 concert season. (indicate type of membership) Chapman's Shoes J & R Sports Shop New York M inshall v 59 N. Second St. ----;Senior citizens (over 60 ) at $5 each Landmark (Jrd J. Hernandez (3rd J. (7), I'~""' J ':s.Wtr'" Fttwrlll' }~ Tri-County Conununity Concert Assoc.. P . 0 . Box 253 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Downing Childs Agency, Inc. a pet the Reuschel {8) , Knowl es (8) and . M itterwal d . WP -Zamora (5 -2J . Sanguillen . LP -Reuss .HR -Ki ngman (3 4th) . Beautiful Gifts For Any Occasion r----~ - --Rene\val - -New Membership Rawlings -Coats Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment Crows Steak House • 02 1 001 330-10 14 1 Cleveland 000 000 101 - 2 9 2 P almer (2 1· 101 and Duncan ; Harrison , Ande r son (7) and Ash by . LP Harri son (7-6). HR sMay (20t h ), Gam ble (14th), Carty ( 17fhJ. (end amn lg) Jones Mums, Azaleas, Kalanchoes 23: Veri and Jamanis, Jan . 7, Troup), Dec . I, Veri and and Longstreth and Escosa, Jamanis, Jan. 8, and Enrico Feb . !4. Marietta - "ln6" Di Giuseppe , tenor, April Oct. 6, Leonard Pennario : 20. Portsmouth- Kathleen pianist, Jan . 22, and the John Battle, soprano, and William Biggs Consort, vocal & in- McFarland, baritone 1two strumental group, May ~talented Portsmouth area Parkersburg, W. Va . young people . who are being Stan Freeman. ' popul~r presented in concert in pianist, Oct. 9, New Christy recognition of their m usical Minstrels, Feb. 18, the BBC achieveme nts ), Nov. 25, New Sympho ny Orc hestra of Chri sty Minstrels, Feb. 19, Wales, March 28, and and the Johann Strauss Ca therine and Jpseph Ensemble, April 4. Mallitano , soprano & Mem~rs or the Tri-Coun ty violi nist, April 7. LancasU!r Community Conce rt - Dubrovnik Festival Or- Association will receive a chestra, Nov . 17 , Thomas complele calendar or all area Sc humacher, pianist, Jan . 25, concerl'3, including times and and " 1776", May 14. places, when their permanent Charleston, W. Va . - The membership cards are Hague Philhar monic Or- mailed to them . Their chestra, Oct. 16, Andre Watts, membership r eceipts, pianist, Jan . 15, a nd Beverly . however , will admit them to Sills and John Alexander, out-of-tow n concer ts until May 20. Zanesville - Gilbert they receive their permanent and Sullivan a Ia Carte, Nov. ca rds . The association 2, Kozikove and Johnson, duo suggi>sts that any large group ha rpists, Jan . II, The Johnny planning to attend any of the Mann Singers, ~b. 8, and out-of-town concerts ca ll Mrs . The Houston Ballet, March 7. Evan Roderick in Gallipolis Waverly - Broadway Hit at 44 &-1 364 so that available Parad e (Dorothy Collins and seats may be verified . IPlease cut out and return) Citizens National Bank Moores Store Baltimor·e 112 innings) Houston 200 010 ooo 001 - 4 12 2 Sn Frncsc 000 021 000 OOG-3 7 2 Sosa , York (7) , N iekr o (9) , Crawford (12) and Julze. Cabell ; Falcone , Heaverlo (6) , Lavel le (9), Moffil t (1 0 ) and Da . Rader W P -N iekr o (5 ·4) . LP ·Molfitf (4· 5 1. BLOOMI,NG PLANTS ROAD &y Members who join the TriCounty Community Concert Association this year may attend a variety of concerts in seven neighboring communities in addition to the three Gallipolis conce r ts. The seri es orlers 23 di [ferent attractions in 26 concerts. Artistic events coming to the surrounding area are the BBC Symphony Orchestra of Wales in Parkersburg , w. Va ., the Broadway musical " 1776", which will be presented in both Marietta and Lancaster, and Beverly Sills, so pra no, and John Alexander, tenor, in concert in Charleston, W. Va . As the Charleston assoc iation expects to have less than 300 seats for this one conce rt available to Community Concert members outside their own association, an additional admission charge of $8 has been set for bona ride members or neighbori ng associations. The complete · area schedule is : Gallipolis Uttle Angels of Korea. Nov. Would like trl list contributors whose ads did not appear in Meigs-pt. Pleasant football program. Milwaukee 000 001 10o- 2 6 1 N ew York 302 101 30x-10 11 o Colborn , An derson (5), Mur . phy ( 7), Austin (8J and Porter ; Hunl er (2 1-131 and Munson . LP Colborn ( 10 11) . HR s -Netll es 2 (20th , 21st 1. Baker (16th l. N. SecOnd Sf. iddleport, Ohio Mid-September, 7775: Thursday's Baseball Resulh By United Pr ess International American league Detroit ooo ooo 001 - 1 3 o Boston 020 100 OOx- 3 8 0 L emanczyk (2 -61 an d Free han ; Tiant ( 16-13 1 and Fisk. HR Baldwin {Jr d ) . Atla nta 000 000 12G-3 7 3 San Diego 101 010 001 --4 8 1 Beard, Odom· (5), House (8J and Williams; Strom (8-5) and Da¥is. LP -House (7'-6). HR ~9 @[p)[E~ CCfhe We Hold These Truths ... for the rifth time in the last six seasons, raised his record to 21-10 and lowered his earned run average · to 2.17 wi th a nine-hiller as the Orioles dereated Cleveland Major League L ea ders B y United Press International L eading Batters (based on 375 at batsJ National League g. ab r . h . pet. Madlock, Chi 125 495 76 179 362 and their dependents who live some distance away [rom Veterans ' Adm inistration Regio nal Offices. Qualified DAV National Service Of. ficers , most of whom are Vietnam era di sabl ed veterans, will be on board the F ield Service Units to assist wartime disa bled veteran s and their families in their claims for Federal and Sta te beneri ts to which they are entitled by law. The DA V employs more than 260 rull-time National Ser vice Offi cer:q with offices Membership allows entry to all area presentations ramilies seeking ~lance . They expect to see even more this year. · Coopers ling with the national organization of the Disabled American Veterans in bringing the Field Service Units to Ohio, are the Department of Ohio DAV and DAV Chapters thro'u ghout the state. The Hearthstone Class, at a meeting this week at the Middleport First Baptis t Church, made plans to assist with rerreshments ror the installation or the Rev . Peter Granda! as pastor Sunday evening. Edison Baker presided with the class voting to buy carpet ror the pastor 's study. Mrs . Harold Hubbard reported on dishes purchased for the kitchen. Get-well cards were signed for the Rev. Charles Lusher and the Rev. Cleo Boyd. Mrs. Edison Baker gave devotions using the titled " God is Working ," fir s t person thoughts by Kenneth I. Wilson. I( Mr. and !Ytrs. Milton Hood were hosts for the meeting attended by the Rev . and Mrs. Peter Granda!, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs . Willis Anthony, Mr. and Mrs . Edison Baker, Mr. and Mrs . John Werner, Mr . and Mrs . Paul Smart and Mr . and Mrs. Allen Hughes. IN HOSPITAL Mrs . Frances Warner , Pomeroy businesswoman , is under observation at Polly's llointers No answers yet LONGSTRETH AND ESroSA, duo-harpists, have been scheduled by the Tri-County Community Concert Association ror a return engagement. The concert is planned Feb. 24. Concert season features harpists Area subscribers to the TriCounty Communi ty Concert Association's up-coming concert series will view the return engagement of duoharpists Joe Longstreth a nd John Escosa Feb. 24 . Admission to the concert will be by membership cards only . Adults may join the association for $10, students ([ull-time through college ) ror $5, ramily memberships are available ror $30, and se~ior citizens 60 years or o;der . ·v join for $5. Longstreth and Escosa were introduced to the harp at Wainwright Music Camp in Indiana , but they did not mee t and collaborate until la ter. Upon chance in troduction in 1963 , they decided to collaborate in the recording of an a lbum of tradi tiona! and origin a l Chrisimas carols. The subsequen t demand ror persona l appearances crea te d new stars in the concert field. Both l,llen are native Hoos iers " with wide and varied backgrounds in . a ll fields of musical experience in the United States and E urope. Escosa studied at the Juilliard School in New York, and Longstreth studied at the Conserva Iorio di Santa Cecelia in Rome. Longstreth and Escosa entertain audiences with the v,ariety or their musical presentations, the power a nd strength or their tr anscriptions and performances , and with the renewed stature they are bringing to the harp. Since their initial concert appearances as dup-harpists in 1964, Joe Lon gstreth and J ohn Escosa have been in demand lor repea t perfor mances with reviewers - -· RACINE - The annual homecoming of Racine Grange was held Sunday at the grange hall with a basket dinner at noon . , A program in the afternoon featured the Norris Quartet with H. E . Starkey of Albany as the speaker. Attending were Geraldine M. Cross, Lena Holter, June Ashley, Enuna Adams, Keith Ashley, Charles Yost, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Norris, Mary Easterday, Heidi Ashley, Melissa Yonker, Letha Morris, Clifford Morris, John Easterday, Clifford Holter, Robert D. Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl1;tarkey, Will , Sue, - · Mick, Brett and Joel Cundilr, Gene and Mary K. Yost, Delores Wolfe, Hugh Morrison, Earl Cross, Freeland Norris, Florence Adams and Marilyn Powell. FOR YOUR GAS and APPLIANCE NEEDS RIDENOUR Ga s-Service The "New Creation" Choir of the Bradbury Church or Christ traveled to Ripley, W. Va. Wednesday to sing at a revival there. Their selections in cluded " Somebody Touched Me" and " I 've Got Peace like a River .'' Singing were Beverly Wilcox, usa Roush, Sherrie Barnhart, Linda Gerard, Vic ki Horfman, Terri Owens, Tammy and Christi Stanley, University Hospita l in Columbus. Cards may be sent" to her at room 325 Means Hall , Uni versity Hos pita l, Columbus. FIBERED ROOF COAT MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. PH. 992·7777 POMEROY Chamber or Commerce or the · Better Bu s in ess Bureau located in the city the curll pany is in Hnd mentions in his letter he is doing this , so he usually gets result s . ALET HEA . DEAR POLLY - II your s uppl y of pliable rreezer containers runs short, freeze Ihe pr odu ct . When com. pletely fr ozen slightly twist 60 inches wide the eontainer to remove it and you will have a frozen item in perfect shape that can We are now open be put in a rreezer bag . The Saturday evenings container can be used again until 8 : 00 . and again and these packages stack neatly in lhe freezer . IDA BELl.. DEAR POI.I.Y - f am a newspaper delivery boy in Wyoming where we have lots of snow. so to keep my cus tomers happy I \\'rap the papers in plastic bread bags • to keep them dr y . This recycles bags and ma ke s happy customers . :... ED· WAHD. AND COrroN KNITS JUSTAR NEW FROM MASSEY FERGUSON .. MASSEY FERGUSON CHAIN SAWS Ma ssey Ferguson now off ers a full line of " Task Matched" Saws , to meet needs .of the farmers . MODERN SUPPLY 399 w. Main 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Store w ;th " ALL KIt: OS OF STUFF" FOR PETS . STA BLE S · LAR GE & SMALL ANIMALS . LAWN S AND GARDENS. ''Shenandoah'' Returns to the Meigs 5 PIECE GROUP FROM PARKERSBURG FRI. SAT. 10 TIL 2:00 Make your reser vations early and listen to the exciting sounds of ~henan ­ doah . • Crestridge Sectional Homes CONGRATULATIONS To the Pomeroy National Bank on fheir grand opening of the new branch bank at Tuppers Plains. The MEIGS INN Ph. 992-362() . " • Vemco Add-ARooms Open Sunday 1:00 Til6:00 Mon .. Fri. 9-8 Saturday 9-6 ext door to The Jones Boys. . ,, I LARRY~S FINANCING AVAILABLE 985 -3307 POLYESTER and e Kirkwood ALUMINUM . • Bryan Wilcox , Dave Cole, Rodney a nd Rita Bailey, Mike Miller, Kevin King, John Blake and Ra nd y Hay nes. They were accompanied by Mrs. Maryln Wilcox , Jeri Ran son and Mr . and Mrs . William King. eGcwemor T.V. & Appliance Chester, Ohio wit h ent husiasm to their programming. Joe Longs treth pursued his edu cation at Princeton University and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London , and went" on to study in Paris and Rome. During World War II he was a major with the U.S. Army Air Forces Oying B-29's . Upon his return rrom Europe, he appea r e d on Broadway, played in some or the earliest ·•studio One " te levi sion productions and wrote highly acclaimed opera libre tti. He is also an author or children '' books. He conducted his own l<!levision a nd radio shows for four years on Cincin nati 's WLW. J ohn Escosa studied at the Juilliard School and was a student of Carlos Salzedo. He has written incidental music ror the theater, scores for ballet, and he was musical director [or the Fort Wayne (Ind .) Civic Ballet Compan y. He toured with the original road company or Tennessee William s' Pulitzer prizewinnin g play , '' Glass Men agerie," and he has appeared in many clubs in the midwest. The Tri.County Community Conce rt Association 's current drive ror new members will close Saturday. Memberships may be obtained at campaign headquarters at the Ga llipolis Chambe r or Commerce ofrice, 16 State St. , or by calling 446-8:i59. Members hips are' a lso available rrom te ams working under Mrs. Jack Warn er in J ackson , Mrs. Russell Bibbee in Pt . Pleasant, W. Va ., and Mrs. Harold Sauer in Middleport. Choir travels to revival Grange has homecoming . and audie nces respondin g DF.AR POLLY - Is there anything we ~an do to remove the very ol('ensive odor that s~rne dress ma terials have? T~is problem has been arpund long enough that it seems the manufacturers could have corrected it. If some materials are made without this bad smell I would think they could a ll be made tha t way . I hope you ca n tell me how to remove thi s as suc h material is worthless .unless the odo r c an be removed . - JOSEPHINE. DEAR JOSEPHINE - A fabric finishing firm advised me that there is nothing you can do to remove this odor. They have I~ too. Heal a nd steam see m to bring out the odo r . Manufacturers are working on this problem with synthetics but have not come up with a solution. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - I am se nding what I think is a practical and userul Pointer for your va lued column . A clean new powder pufr is excellent to use ror dusting ca ke pans with flour . Also, another one is handy to use for cleaning and polishing silverware as the pufr will not scratch the silver. Thank you for giving us a chance to write . - NAOMI. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those people . who knock something they do not understand. This rerers particular ly to those who complain about the trinkets that can be gotte n with box tops. etc . There are many cash rerund oHers, too. I have had major surgery six times with three more operations to go and have round these refunds really mount ,up and help out. There are even magaz ines that give lists of re[und orrers . Also, my Pointer is that when giving one's self a home permanent plastic wrapped bread tw isters are great ror tyi ng orr sections of the hai r so it is out or the way wh ile rolling up other parts . M.L.N. DEAR POLLY - Ruthanne was comp la ining abo u t business firms failing to reply to her r equests for in formation about their products . I want to tell her a solution that has worked in our ramily . My brother-inlaw sends a carbon copy of any s uch letters to the -sPECIAL- POMEROY .. �I 1 f . I I I ,' I . ' I ' • •• r . 5 - The Daily Sentinel M"ddl · • 1 eport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Sept.12,1975 disability compensa tion, insurance , ed u cation, hospitalization, employment • and other benerits provided by the U. S. Government, " expl ai ns DAV Nat ional at Veterans Administration Commander Walter T. Regional headquar t e r s Greaney. "And our new Field Service Units will take the throughout th e country. However, DA V ofri cia ls program right to their point out that the location or doorsteps." DAV officials stress that these VA Regional Offices orten makes it extremely disabled veterans or all wars, . ditricult ror many disabled as well as their dependents, veterans , as well as their are urged to visit the DA V widows and dependents , to Field Service Units to discuss make personal contact with a any problems they may have . DAV Nationa l Service Of. But particular emphasis is bemg placed ' on disabled ri cer. " We kn ow that many or v.eterans of th e Vietnam these peop le need assistance con nie!, because such a large in matter s r e latting to number are not taking advantage or a ll or the benefits _ _ _ _ _ _, . which they have coming to them, especially in the areas or education and vocational · rehabilitation. Last year , the tour 's first year, DAV Nationa l Service Officers visited all 48 states. They were contacted by more than 47,000 veterans a nd the ir DAV mobile field service unit is coming to Middleport on Sept. 23 Middleport will be one or 36 Ohi o communities to be visited Sept. 11M)ct. 10 by the Disabled American Veterans neet or mobile field service units. The unit to serve Meigs County's disabled America n Vete rans will be at the Middleport Community Park from 10 a.m. to 6 p .m . on Tuesday, Sept. 23. Eighteen traveling DAV service offices, housed in spec ially equ ipped 26-root GMC m otor vans, are on a year-long nation-wide tour of the United States. Purpose or the tour is to carry the many free services provided by the DA V to wartime disa bled veterans ONE OF TiillSE Disabled American Veterans mobile service units will be a t the Middleport Community Park, 10 a.m . to 6 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 23, to assist wartime disabled vetera ns a nd their dependents in Meigs County. Palmer, Hunter keep on rolling By FRED DOW N UP I Sports Write r The best race in the American League right now is between two super pitchers [or the Cy Young pitcher or the year Award . Jim Palmer or the Baltimore Orioles and Jim Hunter of the New York Yl"'kees are old rivals ror the award. Palmer won it in 1973 when he had a 22-9 record and Hunter won it as a member or the Oakland A's last season when he was 25-12. 'The Boston Red Sox, who have no serious contender for the award, maintained their five.game lead in the AL's Eastern Division with a 3-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers Thursday while both Palmer and Hunter added to their personal laurels. Palmer, a 211-game winner Smmns, St .L Sa ngulln , Ptt Watson , Hou Joshua , SF Mo r gan, Ci n Ga rv ey , LA Ca r de nal , Ch Rose, Ci n Bowa . Phil ~ --• AKE ANY PLANT A BEAUTIFUL GIFT NEW • ;.'HANGUPS" . and-carved, solid onkey pod. 6" )iameter. Macrame' New ..'COVERUPS" . ' and-woven, banana ree bark Warm earth :.tones. Colorful em~roidery . Three sizes. home or almost A Chronicle of America )().2. 140 512 73 173 .338 120 434 51 14 1 .325 128 475 66 154 .324 119 469 69 151 .3 22 134 460 96 HS .322 145 597 74 189 .3 17 139 521 80 165 .3 17 146 601 99 188 .3 13 120 517 69 162 .313 American l eagu e g . ab r . h . pet. Carew, Minn 128 477 83 174 .365 Lynn. Bos 133 484 92 158 .326 Munson , NY 143 541 SO 172 .317 Rice, Bos 135 530 87 165 .31 1 Orta . Ch i 126 486 60 I SO .309 Si ng letn , Bit 143 546 Bl 168 .308 McRae , KC 126 480 58 147 .306 Wshngtn. Ok 132 522 74 159 .305 ~mblss , N Y 136 506 61 .152 .300 B)"aun, M in n 122 417 60 125 .300 • Home Run s ~ Na tio nal League : Ki ng man , and Sch m idt , Ph il 34 ; zinski , Phil 32 ; Bench , Cin Cey, LA 23 . ... Ameri ca n League : Maybe rry , ~.c 33; Jackson, Oak 31; Sco tt, ~il 28; Bonds, NY and ll urrough s, Tex 26. Runs Batted In '~~ N ational League . Lozi nski, ~~il 113 ; Benc h, Cin 107; Per ez, Gin 10 1; Sta ub , NY 95; Mon ta nez, SF 92 . ~Amer1 can l eague · Rice , Bos yg ; Lynn. Bos and Mayberry, M:C 95; Jackson , Oak .94. May, &'all 93. ":, Stolen Ba ses .- National Leag ue: Lopes, LA IIi ; Morgan , Cin 56; Brock , SI.L ~ : Cedeno, Hou 45 ; Cardenal. ~; 31. _ American League : Rivers, <&el 64; washington, Oak 40; 'etis , KC 38; Remy, Ca l 33 ; ,&.a rew , M inn and Bonds. NY 30 . "' Pitching - (Based on most victories) • National Lea gue : Seaver·, NY .1.' -8; J ones , s o 19 -9 ; Morton , 1:11 17 · 15 ; Hooton , L A 16-9; 'Ma ll ack, N Y 16-10 ; Reuss , Pitt ..lfl -11 ; Sutlon , LA 16-12; Mes " 'r smith, LA 16-14 . -American League : Palmer , Ball 2 1-10 ; Hun ter, NY 21 -13; ~aat, Chi 20-12; _ B lue , Oak 19tl ; Wise, Bos 18·9 Lee May hi t his 20th homer and Mark Belanger, Bobby Grich and Ken Singleton had two hi ts each as the Orioles made it 40 wins in 61 games since the All-S tar brea k. Palmer, who has pitched 22 co mplete games, yielded homers to Oscar Gamble in the seventh a nd to Rico Carty in the ninth. Hunter , only the third pitcher in AL his tory to win 20 or more ga mes in five or more consecutive seasons, raised his mark to 21-13 and lowered his ERA to 2.58 as the Yankees downed the Milwaukee Brewers 111-2. It was the 28th complete game of the year [or Hunter. Graig Nettles hit a pair of twO-run homers to lead> the Yankees' 17-hit attack which routed Jim Colborn in four innings and dealt him his lith loss against 10 victories . Nettles, Roy White and Chris Chambliss had three hits each [or the Yankees. Luis Tiant, winning his first game since Aug. 15, pitched a no-hitter ror 7 2-3 innings and finished with a three-hitter ror the Red Sox. Aurelio Rodriguez singled with two o•Jt in the eighth inning ror the ru .t hit off Tiant, now 1&-13, and Bob Baldwin homered in the ninth to spoil the shutout. The Red Sox scored two runs in the second inning on a triple by Jim Rice, a runscoring infield out by Carlton Fisk, singles by Rico Petrocelli and Dwight Evans and a run-scoring grounder by Rick Burleson. Unde rtaking a diver s ionary advance toward Quebec, Co lone l Be nedi ct Arnold departs Cambridge with 1,051 volu nteers. The plan is to move northward up the Ken nebec River , Ihen along the Chaudiere River north to the St. Lawrence . But the area between Fort Western (now Augus ta. Mai ne) and Quebec is trackless wilderness . A week out of Fori Western , most of !heir food is spoiled or lost, a nd I he men are reduc ed to ea ting th eir moccasin s, shol pouches, pel dogs, and soap. After a ni ghtmare of a journey through deep snow a nd a long treacherous rivers, aboul half of the original for ce c rosses the St. Lawrence on Nove mber 13. Two days laler, a bluff fail s to budge the British garrison from Que bec. Arnold's force sett les in to awa it the arrival of troops under General Richard Montgomery severa l weeks laler, and to plan !he fina l assaull on Arnold Quebec . -By Ross Mackenzie & Jeff MocNelly i 1:1 1975, United FcatllrC Syndicate . Band players wanted POMEROY - Dwight Goins, Meigs instrumental director, is interested in forming a conununity band. Everyone 18 to 80 in Meigs County ( all three school districts) and Mason, W. Va. interested is asked to contact Goins at the high school, at his home at 9927132, or fill out the coupon below and mail to him at Meigs High School, Rt . 3, Pomeroy. Nrume _____________________________ Address __________________ ______ Phone --- - - -- -- - - - - ------ - - - - Type of Instrument _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ __ iEV. ttOW.UD. C. MACK . HOW TO BE HAPPY 2. Think constructively and Everybody wants to be rule your moods. Take tbe happy. The pursuit of hap- time to think things through. piness is a rreedom we all Make your mind a storehouse enjoy in America . Yet, there of uSeful truth upon which are thousands upon you can draw when needed. thousands of people who are Do not allow yourself the not happy. Somehow, hap- privilege or always thinking piness has eluded their grasp. negatively, but cultivate an Happiness is not found in attitude of optimism, peace things and thrills. It is not and good will toward others. round in life 's chances, but in 3. Work with right motives. life's choices. Joseph Addison Give an honest day's work for said, "The grand essentials to an honest day's pay. Don't try happiness in this life are to cut corners where it will something to do, something to cheapen your work . The high love, and something to hope purpose or your work should ror." be that of service to your There are six ways to be fellowmen. 4. Be interested in others. happy. Cultivate these attiludes and habits: Nothing will bring you I. Live a simple life. Be . greater happiness than doing temperate in your habits , things that will make others avoiding self-seeking in- happy. If you bring sunshine dulgences that breed into the lives of others, you selfishness. Practice cannot keep it from yourself. prudence and self-denial. In that same degree that you Make simplicity the key-note are interested in the other of your daily plans, and learn person's happiness you will to live within your means. Let be happy . 5. Have a hobby . Cultivate your life be a "one-day" comparimerit by living one an interest in a pastime for day at a time. concentrating diversion and relaxation . on your immediate task. There is a long list to choose Make the most or today. from: gardening, hunting, fishing, nature study, writing, photography, sewing, sports, hiking, etc. DEVOTEO TO THE 6. Keep close to God. EnINTEREST OF MEIGS- MASON AREA during happiness is built upon CHESTER L TANNEHILL a close fellowship with God. Exec . Ed . ROBERT HOEF~ICH Read your Bible, pray, and City Editor seek God's direction for your Pub I ished daily except Sa turday by The Ohio Valley life. Pub l i s h- i ng company, 111 Cou rt Sl., Pomeroy , Ohio Elbert Hubbard said, 457 69 . Bus in ess Office Phone "Happiness is a habit 992 -21 56. Editorial Phon e 992 . 215 7 cultivate it." Life may be full Secon d c la ss postage paid of hard knocks and set backs, at Pome r oy, Ohio . National advertising no person is immune and representative Ward . Griffith Company Inc from troubles and trials, but Boftinelli & Gallagher Div ·· · a person can be courageously 757 T hird Ave ., New York: N .Y . 1001 7. . happy , no matter what kind S_u b sc r i p tio n rates: of jolts he may get. 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(Game called after 61!2 innings, rain} Philadelphia 201 100 1-S 11 o Montreal 000 000 x-0 3 1 Ch ris lenson (10-SJ. and Oates ; Rogers. OeMola (7J and Mora . les . LP Rogers (1 0-11 ). HR Sc hmi d l (3 4) . ooo 001 o1 o:-2 7 1 102 020 OOx-s 9 o Billinghcjm , C. Carro ll (6), Borbon (7) and Bench ; Rhoden (2-2) and Yeager . LP -Bill ing ham 115-8 ). llRs Ga r vey ( 15th ), Rose (7th J. SALAD- Tossed. Slaw, Cottage Cheese. 7· Up. PIE - Graham Crackj!r. ' Apple . CHAR-BROILED STEAK I • Sunday, Sept. 14, Hrs. 8:00~2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 ·3rd St. Ph. 949-3551 Racine, Ohio We ' re easier than ever add lhe qua lily and convenience ot Frigidaire 10 your life fer less ... with special dlscounl.s on some ot AVE $251) · · · .-.,::::~'''"'''''''~'~<'''''''~='*'*'~='='=':<::='~~'=".':~'='='*'*·~s-=..,:.».;,;,-, An organizational meeting for the Syracuse Girl Scout Troop 01254 was held Tuesday afternoon at the Syracuse Elementary School. Officers elected were Debbie Michael, president; Jennie Bentley, vice president; Janie Amberger, secretary; Lori Micbael, treasurer . Troop leaders are Mrs. Joyce Sisson, Mrs. Kay Hill and Mrs. Janet Pickens. To open tbe meeting, Melissa Hill led in the pledge to the flag. Welcomed into ~e troop were two new members, Juanita Ginther and Kathy Pickens. The scouts discussed the Bicentennial sing scheduled for Nov. 20 at Meigs High School. The sing will be a county-wide scout progrrum with the various troops each presenting two or three nwnbers and then joining for several selections. A bake sale to raise money for scouting activities was set for Sept. 27. Another project of the girls will be the collection or bottle caps with the money which is redeemed to go into special activities. Plans were made lor a wiener roast in October. Meetings were set for Thursdays after school at the Syracuse Elementary School. A new work project was started at yesterday's meeting . Becky Adkins served refreshments and Jill Nease led in the Brownie pledge to close the meeting. BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio Fabri~ Shop Pomeroy Flower Shop Meigs Tire Center Welker's Ashland Service Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Meigs Inn White Motors Facemyer & Salmons Lumber Co. Inc. Products, Inc. WITH Tiill BEGINNING of the school year, old troops are being reactivated and new troops on aU levels, Brownie, Junior and Cadettes, are being organized. Materials on scouting have been distributed to the schools of the county to determine the interest of both students desirous of becoming scouts, and parents willing to serve as leaders. Questions on scouting shoold be directed to Mrs. Earl Thoma, Meigs County service unit director for the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council. In the organization of new troops, advisors experienced in scouting are available to assist first-time leaders. Mrs. Merle Johnson is serving as the Brownie advisor, and Mrs. Mary Wise the junior advisor. Several bicentennial projects are being planned ror the scouts. Kingsbury Home Sales & Service, Inc . Forest Run Cement Block Co. Snowville General Store State Farm Ins. - David Jenkins The Goessler Jewelry Stor:e Teaford Realty Simons Market Adolphs Dairy Valley Dale Warner Gibbs Grocery Tom's Carry Out - Joe's Carry Out John Gibson Motor City, Inc. Ridge View Carry Out Miller's Poultry Co. Tall Timber Nile Club Kings AritiS Knight Club Pomeroy Golf Course Five Points Grill Ashland Petroleum Co . Karr & Van Zandt Fred Crow & Bill Porter Rulland Dept . Store, Inc. Smith-Nelson Motors. Inc. Rutland Furniture Co. Pomeroy Sunoco Service Revival set French's Middleport Sunoco Friendly Tavern General Tire Sales · · Twin City Machine Shop R. E. Tracy Fire & Safety Equipment Frances Florists Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating K & C Jewelers Nelson Drugs Ellis & Sons Sohio Stifflers Stores Pomeroy Cement Block Village Pharmacy Mark V Tom Rue Motors Miller Brothers Grocery Cross Hardware Steppes Beauty Salons WMPD , 1 Twin Cities Gateway Supermarket . • ·- Ewing Funera I Home Revival services will be held at the Motml Moriah Baptist Church, Middleport, Monday through Friday at 7:30p.m. The Rev. Darr.e ll Rollins of Ironton will speak . Th e Church of Christian. Union of Point Pleasant choir will present special mu s ic Monday evening. Thursday, the choir of the Christian Brethren Church of Mason will sing and other choirs and individuals will present special music during the week. TheRev . Henry Key , pastor, invites, the public to attend the 5erv i c~s. 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Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Marguerite Shoes Spencers Market Pomeroy Motor Co. - - S tudent (s) at$5each Make checks payable to : Tri-County Conununity Concert Association Send membership cards to: out to make it Hartley Shoes All-Weather .Hardware City Ice & Fuel Co., Inc. Salem Street Market Robinsons Laundry The Daily & Svnday Times Sentinel Excelsior Salt Works , Inc. Strout Rea tty Sears - . Lbuis Osborne Nationwide Mutual Ins. Co. - P.J. Pauley Excelsior goil Co. Powell's Super Va lu Cunningham Music Center Pal Wa Ish Body Shop · Mayer -Hill Barber Shop Walter Grueser - -Adult (s) at $10 each (Name). _____ ______________ _ (Name ) _ _ _ __ MEIGS ATHLETIC BOOSTERS ASSOCIATION .Grave,ly Sales & Service Carroll Norris Dodge, Inc. Membership Dues (Name)' - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - -(Name)_ _ _ _ __ Reuter -Bragan Ins . Serv . 030 022 OOG--7 11 0 Pittsburgh ooo ooo ooo-o 6 2 Koosman ( 12· 13 ) and Grote ; Cincinnati Los Angel ~s Middleport, Ohio - -Family at $30 each • Enclosed is my check forJ• - - - in payment of membership dues for the 197:1-76 concert season. (indicate type of membership) Chapman's Shoes J & R Sports Shop New York M inshall v 59 N. Second St. ----;Senior citizens (over 60 ) at $5 each Landmark (Jrd J. Hernandez (3rd J. (7), I'~""' J ':s.Wtr'" Fttwrlll' }~ Tri-County Conununity Concert Assoc.. P . 0 . Box 253 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Downing Childs Agency, Inc. a pet the Reuschel {8) , Knowl es (8) and . M itterwal d . WP -Zamora (5 -2J . Sanguillen . LP -Reuss .HR -Ki ngman (3 4th) . Beautiful Gifts For Any Occasion r----~ - --Rene\val - -New Membership Rawlings -Coats Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment Crows Steak House • 02 1 001 330-10 14 1 Cleveland 000 000 101 - 2 9 2 P almer (2 1· 101 and Duncan ; Harrison , Ande r son (7) and Ash by . LP Harri son (7-6). HR sMay (20t h ), Gam ble (14th), Carty ( 17fhJ. (end amn lg) Jones Mums, Azaleas, Kalanchoes 23: Veri and Jamanis, Jan . 7, Troup), Dec . I, Veri and and Longstreth and Escosa, Jamanis, Jan. 8, and Enrico Feb . !4. Marietta - "ln6" Di Giuseppe , tenor, April Oct. 6, Leonard Pennario : 20. Portsmouth- Kathleen pianist, Jan . 22, and the John Battle, soprano, and William Biggs Consort, vocal & in- McFarland, baritone 1two strumental group, May ~talented Portsmouth area Parkersburg, W. Va . young people . who are being Stan Freeman. ' popul~r presented in concert in pianist, Oct. 9, New Christy recognition of their m usical Minstrels, Feb. 18, the BBC achieveme nts ), Nov. 25, New Sympho ny Orc hestra of Chri sty Minstrels, Feb. 19, Wales, March 28, and and the Johann Strauss Ca therine and Jpseph Ensemble, April 4. Mallitano , soprano & Mem~rs or the Tri-Coun ty violi nist, April 7. LancasU!r Community Conce rt - Dubrovnik Festival Or- Association will receive a chestra, Nov . 17 , Thomas complele calendar or all area Sc humacher, pianist, Jan . 25, concerl'3, including times and and " 1776", May 14. places, when their permanent Charleston, W. Va . - The membership cards are Hague Philhar monic Or- mailed to them . Their chestra, Oct. 16, Andre Watts, membership r eceipts, pianist, Jan . 15, a nd Beverly . however , will admit them to Sills and John Alexander, out-of-tow n concer ts until May 20. Zanesville - Gilbert they receive their permanent and Sullivan a Ia Carte, Nov. ca rds . The association 2, Kozikove and Johnson, duo suggi>sts that any large group ha rpists, Jan . II, The Johnny planning to attend any of the Mann Singers, ~b. 8, and out-of-town concerts ca ll Mrs . The Houston Ballet, March 7. Evan Roderick in Gallipolis Waverly - Broadway Hit at 44 &-1 364 so that available Parad e (Dorothy Collins and seats may be verified . IPlease cut out and return) Citizens National Bank Moores Store Baltimor·e 112 innings) Houston 200 010 ooo 001 - 4 12 2 Sn Frncsc 000 021 000 OOG-3 7 2 Sosa , York (7) , N iekr o (9) , Crawford (12) and Julze. Cabell ; Falcone , Heaverlo (6) , Lavel le (9), Moffil t (1 0 ) and Da . Rader W P -N iekr o (5 ·4) . LP ·Molfitf (4· 5 1. BLOOMI,NG PLANTS ROAD &y Members who join the TriCounty Community Concert Association this year may attend a variety of concerts in seven neighboring communities in addition to the three Gallipolis conce r ts. The seri es orlers 23 di [ferent attractions in 26 concerts. Artistic events coming to the surrounding area are the BBC Symphony Orchestra of Wales in Parkersburg , w. Va ., the Broadway musical " 1776", which will be presented in both Marietta and Lancaster, and Beverly Sills, so pra no, and John Alexander, tenor, in concert in Charleston, W. Va . As the Charleston assoc iation expects to have less than 300 seats for this one conce rt available to Community Concert members outside their own association, an additional admission charge of $8 has been set for bona ride members or neighbori ng associations. The complete · area schedule is : Gallipolis Uttle Angels of Korea. Nov. Would like trl list contributors whose ads did not appear in Meigs-pt. Pleasant football program. Milwaukee 000 001 10o- 2 6 1 N ew York 302 101 30x-10 11 o Colborn , An derson (5), Mur . phy ( 7), Austin (8J and Porter ; Hunl er (2 1-131 and Munson . LP Colborn ( 10 11) . HR s -Netll es 2 (20th , 21st 1. Baker (16th l. N. SecOnd Sf. iddleport, Ohio Mid-September, 7775: Thursday's Baseball Resulh By United Pr ess International American league Detroit ooo ooo 001 - 1 3 o Boston 020 100 OOx- 3 8 0 L emanczyk (2 -61 an d Free han ; Tiant ( 16-13 1 and Fisk. HR Baldwin {Jr d ) . Atla nta 000 000 12G-3 7 3 San Diego 101 010 001 --4 8 1 Beard, Odom· (5), House (8J and Williams; Strom (8-5) and Da¥is. LP -House (7'-6). HR ~9 @[p)[E~ CCfhe We Hold These Truths ... for the rifth time in the last six seasons, raised his record to 21-10 and lowered his earned run average · to 2.17 wi th a nine-hiller as the Orioles dereated Cleveland Major League L ea ders B y United Press International L eading Batters (based on 375 at batsJ National League g. ab r . h . pet. Madlock, Chi 125 495 76 179 362 and their dependents who live some distance away [rom Veterans ' Adm inistration Regio nal Offices. Qualified DAV National Service Of. ficers , most of whom are Vietnam era di sabl ed veterans, will be on board the F ield Service Units to assist wartime disa bled veteran s and their families in their claims for Federal and Sta te beneri ts to which they are entitled by law. The DA V employs more than 260 rull-time National Ser vice Offi cer:q with offices Membership allows entry to all area presentations ramilies seeking ~lance . They expect to see even more this year. · Coopers ling with the national organization of the Disabled American Veterans in bringing the Field Service Units to Ohio, are the Department of Ohio DAV and DAV Chapters thro'u ghout the state. The Hearthstone Class, at a meeting this week at the Middleport First Baptis t Church, made plans to assist with rerreshments ror the installation or the Rev . Peter Granda! as pastor Sunday evening. Edison Baker presided with the class voting to buy carpet ror the pastor 's study. Mrs . Harold Hubbard reported on dishes purchased for the kitchen. Get-well cards were signed for the Rev. Charles Lusher and the Rev. Cleo Boyd. Mrs. Edison Baker gave devotions using the titled " God is Working ," fir s t person thoughts by Kenneth I. Wilson. I( Mr. and !Ytrs. Milton Hood were hosts for the meeting attended by the Rev . and Mrs. Peter Granda!, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs . Willis Anthony, Mr. and Mrs . Edison Baker, Mr. and Mrs . John Werner, Mr . and Mrs . Paul Smart and Mr . and Mrs. Allen Hughes. IN HOSPITAL Mrs . Frances Warner , Pomeroy businesswoman , is under observation at Polly's llointers No answers yet LONGSTRETH AND ESroSA, duo-harpists, have been scheduled by the Tri-County Community Concert Association ror a return engagement. The concert is planned Feb. 24. Concert season features harpists Area subscribers to the TriCounty Communi ty Concert Association's up-coming concert series will view the return engagement of duoharpists Joe Longstreth a nd John Escosa Feb. 24 . Admission to the concert will be by membership cards only . Adults may join the association for $10, students ([ull-time through college ) ror $5, ramily memberships are available ror $30, and se~ior citizens 60 years or o;der . ·v join for $5. Longstreth and Escosa were introduced to the harp at Wainwright Music Camp in Indiana , but they did not mee t and collaborate until la ter. Upon chance in troduction in 1963 , they decided to collaborate in the recording of an a lbum of tradi tiona! and origin a l Chrisimas carols. The subsequen t demand ror persona l appearances crea te d new stars in the concert field. Both l,llen are native Hoos iers " with wide and varied backgrounds in . a ll fields of musical experience in the United States and E urope. Escosa studied at the Juilliard School in New York, and Longstreth studied at the Conserva Iorio di Santa Cecelia in Rome. Longstreth and Escosa entertain audiences with the v,ariety or their musical presentations, the power a nd strength or their tr anscriptions and performances , and with the renewed stature they are bringing to the harp. Since their initial concert appearances as dup-harpists in 1964, Joe Lon gstreth and J ohn Escosa have been in demand lor repea t perfor mances with reviewers - -· RACINE - The annual homecoming of Racine Grange was held Sunday at the grange hall with a basket dinner at noon . , A program in the afternoon featured the Norris Quartet with H. E . Starkey of Albany as the speaker. Attending were Geraldine M. Cross, Lena Holter, June Ashley, Enuna Adams, Keith Ashley, Charles Yost, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Norris, Mary Easterday, Heidi Ashley, Melissa Yonker, Letha Morris, Clifford Morris, John Easterday, Clifford Holter, Robert D. Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl1;tarkey, Will , Sue, - · Mick, Brett and Joel Cundilr, Gene and Mary K. Yost, Delores Wolfe, Hugh Morrison, Earl Cross, Freeland Norris, Florence Adams and Marilyn Powell. FOR YOUR GAS and APPLIANCE NEEDS RIDENOUR Ga s-Service The "New Creation" Choir of the Bradbury Church or Christ traveled to Ripley, W. Va. Wednesday to sing at a revival there. Their selections in cluded " Somebody Touched Me" and " I 've Got Peace like a River .'' Singing were Beverly Wilcox, usa Roush, Sherrie Barnhart, Linda Gerard, Vic ki Horfman, Terri Owens, Tammy and Christi Stanley, University Hospita l in Columbus. Cards may be sent" to her at room 325 Means Hall , Uni versity Hos pita l, Columbus. FIBERED ROOF COAT MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. PH. 992·7777 POMEROY Chamber or Commerce or the · Better Bu s in ess Bureau located in the city the curll pany is in Hnd mentions in his letter he is doing this , so he usually gets result s . ALET HEA . DEAR POLLY - II your s uppl y of pliable rreezer containers runs short, freeze Ihe pr odu ct . When com. pletely fr ozen slightly twist 60 inches wide the eontainer to remove it and you will have a frozen item in perfect shape that can We are now open be put in a rreezer bag . The Saturday evenings container can be used again until 8 : 00 . and again and these packages stack neatly in lhe freezer . IDA BELl.. DEAR POI.I.Y - f am a newspaper delivery boy in Wyoming where we have lots of snow. so to keep my cus tomers happy I \\'rap the papers in plastic bread bags • to keep them dr y . This recycles bags and ma ke s happy customers . :... ED· WAHD. AND COrroN KNITS JUSTAR NEW FROM MASSEY FERGUSON .. MASSEY FERGUSON CHAIN SAWS Ma ssey Ferguson now off ers a full line of " Task Matched" Saws , to meet needs .of the farmers . MODERN SUPPLY 399 w. Main 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Store w ;th " ALL KIt: OS OF STUFF" FOR PETS . STA BLE S · LAR GE & SMALL ANIMALS . LAWN S AND GARDENS. ''Shenandoah'' Returns to the Meigs 5 PIECE GROUP FROM PARKERSBURG FRI. SAT. 10 TIL 2:00 Make your reser vations early and listen to the exciting sounds of ~henan ­ doah . • Crestridge Sectional Homes CONGRATULATIONS To the Pomeroy National Bank on fheir grand opening of the new branch bank at Tuppers Plains. The MEIGS INN Ph. 992-362() . " • Vemco Add-ARooms Open Sunday 1:00 Til6:00 Mon .. Fri. 9-8 Saturday 9-6 ext door to The Jones Boys. . ,, I LARRY~S FINANCING AVAILABLE 985 -3307 POLYESTER and e Kirkwood ALUMINUM . • Bryan Wilcox , Dave Cole, Rodney a nd Rita Bailey, Mike Miller, Kevin King, John Blake and Ra nd y Hay nes. They were accompanied by Mrs. Maryln Wilcox , Jeri Ran son and Mr . and Mrs . William King. eGcwemor T.V. & Appliance Chester, Ohio wit h ent husiasm to their programming. Joe Longs treth pursued his edu cation at Princeton University and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London , and went" on to study in Paris and Rome. During World War II he was a major with the U.S. Army Air Forces Oying B-29's . Upon his return rrom Europe, he appea r e d on Broadway, played in some or the earliest ·•studio One " te levi sion productions and wrote highly acclaimed opera libre tti. He is also an author or children '' books. He conducted his own l<!levision a nd radio shows for four years on Cincin nati 's WLW. J ohn Escosa studied at the Juilliard School and was a student of Carlos Salzedo. He has written incidental music ror the theater, scores for ballet, and he was musical director [or the Fort Wayne (Ind .) Civic Ballet Compan y. He toured with the original road company or Tennessee William s' Pulitzer prizewinnin g play , '' Glass Men agerie," and he has appeared in many clubs in the midwest. The Tri.County Community Conce rt Association 's current drive ror new members will close Saturday. Memberships may be obtained at campaign headquarters at the Ga llipolis Chambe r or Commerce ofrice, 16 State St. , or by calling 446-8:i59. Members hips are' a lso available rrom te ams working under Mrs. Jack Warn er in J ackson , Mrs. Russell Bibbee in Pt . Pleasant, W. Va ., and Mrs. Harold Sauer in Middleport. Choir travels to revival Grange has homecoming . and audie nces respondin g DF.AR POLLY - Is there anything we ~an do to remove the very ol('ensive odor that s~rne dress ma terials have? T~is problem has been arpund long enough that it seems the manufacturers could have corrected it. If some materials are made without this bad smell I would think they could a ll be made tha t way . I hope you ca n tell me how to remove thi s as suc h material is worthless .unless the odo r c an be removed . - JOSEPHINE. DEAR JOSEPHINE - A fabric finishing firm advised me that there is nothing you can do to remove this odor. They have I~ too. Heal a nd steam see m to bring out the odo r . Manufacturers are working on this problem with synthetics but have not come up with a solution. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - I am se nding what I think is a practical and userul Pointer for your va lued column . A clean new powder pufr is excellent to use ror dusting ca ke pans with flour . Also, another one is handy to use for cleaning and polishing silverware as the pufr will not scratch the silver. Thank you for giving us a chance to write . - NAOMI. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those people . who knock something they do not understand. This rerers particular ly to those who complain about the trinkets that can be gotte n with box tops. etc . There are many cash rerund oHers, too. I have had major surgery six times with three more operations to go and have round these refunds really mount ,up and help out. There are even magaz ines that give lists of re[und orrers . Also, my Pointer is that when giving one's self a home permanent plastic wrapped bread tw isters are great ror tyi ng orr sections of the hai r so it is out or the way wh ile rolling up other parts . M.L.N. DEAR POLLY - Ruthanne was comp la ining abo u t business firms failing to reply to her r equests for in formation about their products . I want to tell her a solution that has worked in our ramily . My brother-inlaw sends a carbon copy of any s uch letters to the -sPECIAL- POMEROY .. �. ,-, - ' II 'I ....-------""'!'-._.---;--r-T ,-, ~~ ~-~-,--,-T-~-~---.,.--.,.---:"!""-oo:--.,-,_, .,..-- , ,I ) I I I 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fr1day, Sept 12 1975 r r. Helen Help ~!, -~ '•' 7- Tbe Dally Se,n tlnel,_Middle!!Ort·Pomeroy, O,, Friday, Sept_ 12, 1975 ~~~-:..v.:;.-:::::::::::::::;:;:;:~:::::·:::·:·:·:·=·~=·=·=·=··:-.:::;.·.;::··::::::::·:=:=:=:·:···:=:=··::::·:;.;::::-:::·:·:·:·::::- . USe • • ~ ~} Plantings discussed for Bicentennial B1centenmal plantmgs we1 e diScussed and officers for the 1975-76 year were 1nslai!ed at the Wednesday mght meeltng of the Mtddleport Amateur Gardeners al the horne of Mrs. Harold Lohse, pres1dent Members were asked to lake a daffodil bulb to the October meetmg for the planltng wh1ch IS already underway at the Wash1ngton Memonal Slte at Long Bot· tom A red, wh1te and blue ~ llt'lt>n Bottel [~ Where's That Sex Survey? Dear Helen · Th1s swnmer you pubhshed an 11-questwn marriage and sex quiz that my husband and I answered With heart-felt smcenty. (It created arguments, wh1ch eventually led to better understandmg m our fam1\y 1 We're wondering when the results of your ·•mmi-marnage survey" w11l be pubhshed - WAITING IMPATIENTLY Dear Watling Please forgive the delay - but my excuse 1s really qu1te vahd · Readers responded to the surve} m such numbers thai "e've only JUSt ftms hed sortmg, tabulalmg, and readmg those U10usands of comments sent along with thetr ans"ers Results w11l be published , hopefully , 111 October Mea nwhile, here are a few of rny bes t letters on th e subject - H .j ++ Dear Helen "Bnde to Be'' ll.ho msptred your marnage sur vey, needs some answers from the contended-~ eds She shouldn 't be afraid of marnage 1 My husband IS always JOkmgty ' warmng" engaged couples agamst the b1g httch But 1t's all talk At ot her ttmes he mtroducesme as ''my bnde,'' or ''Mrs Amenca '' - and we've been marned 29 years! How true your words that the disgruntled peop le make the most notse 1 We happily wedded folk are too busy purrmg to v.r1te about ourselves We're achve, healthy, our children are ra1sed successfully, and the best tiiUes of our llves may very weli be ahead of us Our sex life has always been fantastic If 11 's prsentmg a few "age" problems now - well, we' re workmg on that Who cares if there IS an occasiOnal mishap - we never calltt fatlure, and we don't worry As for pretendmg orgasm, as many of your readers say they do - 1 could never fool my husband, nor would I want to' We never cease to express our love for one another When my guy goes on a busmess tnp, I put love notes m eac h of hts shirt pockets so that he can read one a day untti he returns And our "welcome homes " are really somethmg 1 God ts very much a part of our hves We believe He and the church have a terriftc . mfiuence toward happy marnages. Have you noticed th1s m your survey? - TWO MORE MEMBERS OF TH~SILENT MAJORITY Dear Two : Certamiy have 1 Our survey pomts up very clearly that people who are happy w1th thetr God are also happ1er m thetr marnages -and thetr answers to "How's your sex lUe ?" are an overwhelmmg: "Terrific!" (Someone should make a study of th1s last It appears that great marrted sex and wholesome religwus beliefs go together like Elizabeth and Robert Browmng. And that's another plus for rehg10n , nght?) - H +++ Dear Helen Here are some of my stattsttcs, based on observatton and experiillent · Domarrted women enJOY sex? - They go by age bra ckets 20-30: SlZziing; 30-40, wann wtth a few hot spots, 40-up, cold potatoes. (With a few exceptions, of course ) Concerning males : 10 per cent are homo or b1; 25 per cent have low sex dnves; and the rest Just love sex, Of thts 65 per cent, about one-fifth of marrted males w1i! rests! all temp. tation; one-fifth chase women as il 1t were a fuil-time JOb; and the rest can be had if condttionsare favorable. My advice to women: make sex the most IIllportant part of your marriage - no holds barred - whether you have to pretend or not. It's the way to keep your man 1 OVER-40 MALE Dear Male · I'd say your stallsttcs are just about as vahd as your advice. Whtch 1s leavin~ a lot unsaid for both ! - ,H . ~peaker featured at women 's rally "Yesterday Meets Today" is the theme of the Southeast Oh!O Farm Bureau Women's Rally Sept 22 at the Country Dmner . Playhouse near Columbus. The rally w1ll feature Patrtcta (Pat) Leimbach, a nationally known Vermthon writer and farm wiie who w1ll present an address entitled "A Thread of Blue Deniill," In add1tion, Luctlie Shearn of Warsaw m Coshocton County, cha1rperson of the planning commtltee, said th~ rally will feature a style show of historical costumes, recognillon of "Sp1rit of '76" advtsory counc!ls, group smgmg, and spectal music ,provided by the Shertdan Htgh School boy 's octet Mrs. I:.eimbach, author of "A Thread of Blue Deniill ," is a popular f1gure at Iarmortented functions with her wry wit and a view of farm Girls meet WILKESVILLE The Wtlkesville Sunshine Gtrls met Thursday with Bonita Johnson, past royal princess, presiding, '- Attending the meeting were jO members lind four adVisors. Projects to be taken to ffuston's Rest Home were worked on. The gifts wili be ror those ' with September PAT LEIMBACH llfe through the eyes of a farm wtfe ·She authors a column entitled "The Country Wtfe" tn the Elyna Chromcle Telegram which provided the matenal tor her book She has also wntten art1cles for many national magazmes Tickets for the rally are ava1!able from the Meigs County Farm Bureau's Women's Commtttee me mbers, Mrs Tom Sayre, 1!43-2491, Mrs. Jonn Colweli, 742-4401, Mrs Eula Wolfe, 247-2278, Mrs Donald Mora, 992-7765, Mrs Harold Whtle, 742-5732; or cali the Farm Bureau offtce at 992-218) The Cou ntry Dtnner Playhouse 1s located one mile west of SR 256 on Tussmg Road , JUS I south of Intersta te 70 in Franklin County Mr. and Mrs. james Hazelton Nuptial vows said SALINEVJJ.J.F:, Oh10 - ~ !au: ratnbow co lor th eme Attendants, appeanng m predommatecl the weddmg of the same style gown s as that M1ss Pamela Kay Wn ght and of Mrs McKdrns were Mrs James 1Bo J Hazel ton, Aug 2l Kt.~rJ ~·ccds 1n yellow, a fn end at 7 :lO p rn 1n the Church of of the b11de Mrs Ca thy Chr~st, Sahnev1 ll e, Ohto Plutt, m green . cousin of the She IS the da ughter of M1 bride a nd M1ss Paulette a nd Mrs Paul Wn gh t, 7 MtlleJ 111 ~pr u.: ot, a fnend of Lmcoln St , Sahne"llc Her the blldc All the attendants husband 1s the son of Mr and wore matc hmg picture hats Mrs James A Hazelton, Rt w1th a w1de ribbon tnm on the 3, Pomeroy 11111 Hnd a back bow They The pastor ; Mtchael Hazel- car 1Jed 'r'.lule f1res1dc baskets ton, brother of the groom, filled w1th yello" sweetheart offtctated at the double nng r oses , \\hJte datstes and ceremony under an archwaj daiSies tmted to match the1r decor a ted w1 th green er y gowns wh1te sat an bows Hnd Chc1 1e Chevr ont, fnend of nosegays of different colors the b11de , "as flower g1rl The kneeling bench wa s Her hght pmk dress was the decorated wath two arrange- same sty le as that of the other ments wh1te carnatwns at tend an Is She wore ptnk and wh1te daisies and bab~ s 11bbnns m her ha1r and breath. The altar background ca1 ned a white fares1de was twtn vases of white snap- ba s ket f11lcd wtth wh1te dragons and wh1t e car- da1s1es ctnd pank da1sies w1th natwns, fern s and twm seven- flow er petals to throw 10 the branc h candelabra The a1sle fam tly pews and ce nter a1sles T1m Ha ze lton of Pomero~, were marked by hurncane brother of the groom, was lamps on wh1te metal stan- best man Ushers were Larry dards v.1th wh ite satm bows Boals of Sahnev1lle, Mark Mrs Janet Burns Coughenour of Lan gsv1lle, presented a ha lf hour rec1tal and Sam Kern of Pomero}. of organ mus1c Mrs Patty a ll fnend s of the bndegroom Higgms Y...as solmst smgmg Jam1e McKarns, nephew of "The Wed dm g Song,' "The the bnde, served as the nngTheme From Love Story," bearer All the male at" Thme Be The Glory ," tendants wmc b1own tuxedos " Lord, G1ve Them Thts Day " and each wore a d1fferent and " In Th1s Qwet Hour " colored sh1r t to match the As the bnde approached female allendants' dress the alta1, she presented her The mother of the bnde mother a lon g-stemmed chose a full-length gown of yellow rose and after the mmt g1een w1th accessones ceremony , s he gave a long-., to mat ch Th e bndegroom's stemmed rose to the groom's mother wm e a hlac gown mother She was escorted by w1lh wh1t e acccssones her father and g1ven m Double wiHte 01 cl11d corsages marnage by her parents compl im ented theu atllre , The bnde was atllred m a Shelley and Kelley Plott, shpper-leng th gown of white twm cou sms of the brtde, Qwana styled w1th a fttted wore dresses of mmt green h1gh-nse watsthne accented tnmmed m whtle lace as they w1th self-sash streamers at d1s tnbuted the nee packel' of the back Imported Brussels ratnbow colors. lace detailed th e V-neckline A recephon followed 10 the and bodice Her fitted sleeves church basemen t MISS Susie wtth flared bell elbows were Cope, fnenct of the bnde, and edged m lace and an A-hne Mt s. Debb1e Wt1ght, cousm of sk~rt swept m to a full chapel lhe bnd e, reg1stered the 200 tram guesl' and the g1fts. Her chapel length vet! of The brtde's table was stlk 1llusion was attached to a covered w1th a whtte cloth Camelot headpi ece tnmmed and yellow mahne gathered m Imported Brussels lace at the corners w1th yellow She earned a cascade r osebuds and an arltf1C1al bouquet of yellow roses, one ga rland of greenery spotted whtte orch1d, wh1te dalsles, w1th nose gays of rambow baby's breath and wh1te colors The table was censtreamers arranged on a tered w1th an arrangement of whtte B1ble wh1ch she whtte, blue, yellow, green, borrowed from her s1ster, apncot and ptnk daisies Mrs. Judy McKarns Other Bells, streamers, and crepe traditions were observed paper m blue, yellow, green, Mrs Judy McKarns, s1ster apncot, pmk and whtte of the bnde, was matron of decorated the basement honor She was atllred in a The buffet table was shpper-lcngth halter gown of covered w1th a yellow cloth hght blue styled w1th a fitted a nd a whtte lace sktrt. It was h1gh-n se wa1sthne , a htgh centered w1th a three-Iter mandarm collar, a double cake decorated w1th a strap back and an A-hne foun tam as the base wtth skirL To comphment the fe rns and mmtature bridal gown, she wore a sheer attendan ts The cake was capelet or organza edged m dec orate d w1 th yellow roses or <rarohna Soap~ <ran~k :makers ¢:om:pany WIDE SELECTION ~irthdays. :I Fall Candles and Candle Rings •_Refreshments were served, ' ·I I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 59 N. Second St, MiddlE. ort, Ohio and lopped w1th a mmtature bndal coupl e A1des wet e Mrs Sh1rley Hazelton, sts ter -m-Jaw of the bndegroom, Mi ss Jan1e Hazelton. s1ster of the groom, Mrs Debbie Wnght , COUSin of the hncle , M1 s Jan et Kerr , fn end of the bnde, Mrs. Sa ndra Steele, co usm of the br1de and Mrs Ruby !\ ev. house, frIend of the bnde Mrs E1leen Le1shman and M1 s Els~e Duncan helped 1n lhe k1l chen Durward Newbold of Mechamcstov.n, grandfather of the bride, was the only grand par e nt present F'oll ow tn g a honeymoon through the Smokey Mountams and Tennessee, the ne\.\ lyweds are restdmg at Washmgton St , Sahnevtlle For travelin g the bnde was atl1red m a three-p tece brown pant su 1t and "ore the orc h1d fr om he1 bouquet The bnde, a 1969 graduate of Souther n Local Htgh Sch oo l , IS employed at Summ1tv11le Tlie Her husband, a 1970 graduate ut Metgs Htgh School who attended Kentucky Chnsttan College for two years, IS employed at the Standard 011 Company m Welisv11ie, Ohio The rehearsal dmner party was held 10 the church basement w1th 40 attendmg The bndegroom presented the bnde w1th a white gold wnst watch She presented h1m w1th a Ioden green le1 sure SUIt The bnde gave her attendants goidbracelels engraved w1th the attendants' m1ttais and the weddmg date The groom presented h1s attendants wtth kPy chams and pen kmves The bnde was feted w1th three prenuptial showers by her fnends, her s t st~r, by her aun t and cousms and by the JAM teachers of the SahneVllie Chur ch of Chnst She was also surprised WIth a wiener roast by her girls' softbali team tulip plantmg this fall at the Middleport Fire Statwn and the Mtddleporl Post Office was also discussed, Read at the meeltng was an mv 1tat 11m from the Bend 0' the R1ver Club to an open meellng Sept 22 at the Pomeroy Umted Methodist Church to honor Mrs Bert Gnmm, co unty contact chairwoman Plans were discussed for the d1s tnct meetmg of garden clubs to be held m November al the Middleport Elemen· tary School Mrs Lohse appom ted Mrs Guy Reynolds, Mr s L E Reynolds and Mrs Edd1e Burkett .to work w1lh her on the hostess comm ittee , Mrs L E Reynolds was the mstalhng officer and used bells as symbols of service for the officers as her theme Instailed were Mrs John Reece, prestdent ; Mrs F:verett Taylor, v1ce pres tdent, Mrs Edgar Pratt, secretary, Mrs Eddie Burkett, treasurer, Mrs Harold Lohse, parhamentanan, a nd Mrs Walter crooks, hostess chairwOman Guest mght w1ll be observed at the Oct 8 meetmg at the home of Mrs Danny Thomas wtth Mrs Walter Crooks, co-hostess Members are to take guests. Mrs Everett Taylor, program cha irwoman, reported that the program books for the year w1ll be grapes m a mtlk glass bowl flanked by orange tapers, dtstr1buted at the October meelmg. Mrs , L. E. Reynolds noted that the club sltll has dtshclolhs for sale, For roil calL members related their happiest memory of school To open the meetmg, Mrs. James Sheets gave the verse of the month on the top1c " Happiness and FnendShlp " A salad course was served w1th Mrs Reece presidmg at the coffee servtce and Mrs Taylor pourmg the punch A fall molt! "as camed out tn the table decoratiOns wtth See The Latest in Fall Shoe · Styles heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store '111ddleporl , Oh 1o Seed and Milling HEADGUARTERS Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers - Ume - Cement & Mortar - Stock Salt - Water Softener- Remedies- Salt- litters - Vaccine - Roofing - Paints - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays • Gates. SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 sunday 12 noon On ABC. 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Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Johnson, Jeanie and Chrts, Portland; Rick Johnson and daughter, Gabon; Mr, and Mrs Emerson Johnson and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bailey (Dons), Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sayre Jr. • Quality Performance • True value Warranty Just Highest modeiLWA 514% PASSBOOK SAVINGS ON ' 95 The Athens County ,I·NGELS FUR.NITURE 1 ?' · 6 fUESDAY 1 p.m WE DELIVER m emergency landing at .!I small desert airfield George Peppard thinks crtppled tycoon su~r ling Heyden , who owns most of the land thereabOuts. knows something ABC Mystery " A Mldsum mer N1ghtmare ." sturtng Joanna Pet1et . NBC Tomght Show Johnny Carson 1s host to Lily Tomlin and Carl Sagan On PBS . Jean Shepherd's Amer1ca " When there 's no ptace to go but up " t R l I p .m On NBC . Movm On ·From Ball•more to Eternity" Will and Sonny unknowingly haul a time bomb from Maryland to New Jersey ABC has Happy Days A crazed Fon11e seeks revenge his motorcycle has been man WEDNESDAY gled 6 30 p m On Good Tlmes . CBS . James On Book Beat. PBS . "L aml buys a "S· urda-; n 1ght spe of Santa Fe" {F arrar . Straus clal" plstc to protect h 1S Gtrouxl. Paul Horgan s b rogra famiLy Flor 1da obtects phy l)f the first Archbishop of PB:s at,rs When Tl!!tevtStOn Santa Fe Was L1ve ~ 8 p. m 1.30 p m • NBC atrs Ltllle House on the On CBS Joe and Sons Son Pratne Mary gets fitted for M 1ke 1s getttng bad grades tn eyeglasses school he 's secretly been " When Things Were Roften " 11 P m dat 1ng Kath 1e Ryan , whose on ABC Std Caesar guest stars PBS i!llrS Kup's Show father hates the Vtta l es as the F ren ch ambassador PBS has Consumer Surv1val On CBS, Tony Orlo~mdo and MONDAY K1t Tonight. · The B1g Put On Dawn Guests Herm1one Bad 8Dm A Look at Cd!metics '( R l deley . 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Roscoe Del d,!!iy ) mate compan1on , and tears the turns, w 1te of Rep Ronald NBC &trS Doctors Hosp1tal worst Dettums. 0 Caltf Also , 'A C1v1l Nurse offers her hfe to a 1d 9 P m R1ghts Retrospective three research protect of the doctor CBS atrs All 1n lhe Fam1ty veteran act 1V1Si s Andrew Sh~ loves Feat ures El•zabeth ABC has NCAA football Young Floyd McK1SS1ck , and Hartm&n, Larry Hagman Boston College vs Notre Dame Ella Baker assess the On ABC. Baretta 1S framed NBC mo vte · The Aprtl movement 20 years after the for the murder of a suspected Fools" (1969) Jack Lemmon Supreme Court schools deet gun peddler dec•des to start a new life W1lh s 1on , (R l 10 p.m . Cather me Oeneuve W1th CBS atrs Beacon Hill Ben s CBS a•rs Kate McSh&ne Charles Boyer Sally Keller b 1d to 101n an eJCc l uSIVt! club 1S Ternf1ed homeowner Shoots an man Peter Lawford, Myrna 1eopard•zed by the arrtval of &rmed mtruder m a ·wrong Loy h 1s brother a priest back after door " drug ra 1d It's self 9 JO P m. 20 years 1n tndta , who brings a defense , but he 's charged wlth CBS has Maude fnend, Father John D111p S1 ngh murder after narcot1cs agent 10 p.m The1r behav•or scandal1zes th~ Clu Gu tager plants ·ev tden ce ' On CBS, MediCal Center netghbors Petrocelli IS on NBC " The Fourth Sex" part 2 ABC has Marcus Welby. M 0 On ABC . Starsky and Hut ch Phys1c1an Robert Reed wan ts The hosp1tlll 's publ1c relat i ons race a used car tycoon to catch to change h1s sex (CBS advtses d 1rector has her hands full a couple of drug add icts They v1ewer diSCretion ) Qutntuptels are due , and Or murdered h1S w1fe 11 3'0 p.m Kiley has eyes for her PBS presents " The Jud tCtary CBS Late Mov1e " N1ght of On NBC, Joe Forrester saves and American Independence " Terror' ' Arttsts Cather.ne a bank clerk held hostage rna 11.30 p m Burns and Donna M111s W1tness bank robbery NBC Ton•ght show Johnny a murder Pol1ce Capt Martin 10 ·30 p. m Carson talks w 1th Joan R1vers Balsam tells them to be On PBS. " Woman" looks at ABC Movte ·Someone 1 careful , smce the murderer 1S "Child custody" confliCts w1th Touched ," wherem a young st11j loose Also stars Chuck attorneys Dan Mol1noff and woman an expectant mother Con nors Dons Sassower and her husband all are NBC has the Tomght Show 11 ·30 p m 1nfected w 1th v D (R ) Dav•d Brenner 1s g uest host to CBS Movie 1s " Banacek Fly CBS Mov1e " H nack • Truck Freddie Pnnze Me - 11 you Can F1nd Me " ers Dav1d Janssen and Keenan H uge a1rlmer d1sappears alter Wynn , haultng lop secret cargo 'f ~~t the meetmg brmging the untt to quote. A report was given on the Deparlment of Ohio conventton at Dayton by Mrs, Allen Hampton, umt prestdent. Dtsplayed were the awards which mciuded a telephone pin for Mrs . Hampton from National for making 107 per cent goal and an award to Mrs. Nelhe Wmston for her chapiam's report Mrs. Ernest Bowles, legislative chatrman, discussed the continmng problems of the M1ssmg m Actton. The prayer for peace by Mrs Wmston and two verses of "Amenca " closed the meetmg . Mrs. Lucille Saunders and Mrs, Ruth Brown were co- and Crystal Renee, Long Bottom, Rt I Mr and Mrs Roy Gillilan (Mary , Marjorie and T!mothy ); Mr. and Mrs , George Gilhlan and Lee, Chester; Mr and Mrs, Blli G!lhlan and Carrie, Clinton; Mr and Mrs Bill Combs ( Betty), Cleveland; James Johnson and Paul , Irving, Tex,; Mr, and Mrs, Gary Johnson, Joe and Donna of Portland; Mr and Mrs. Joe Gtlhlan 1Carole), Dtanna, Joey , Ketth and Kevm, Vmton; Mr. and Mrs, Roger Johnson and Dawn M!Chelle, Portland; and Mtke Hughes of Anzona A buffet dinner was served and family ptctures were taken durmg the , afternoon. hostesses. A salad and d ~sert luncheon was served Social Calendar FRIDAY MARY SHRINE 37, Order of the Whtte Shrme of Jerusalem, at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple. Potluck to foliow the meetmg. SATURDAY BEAN DINNER, Syracuse Muntctpal Bmldmg , wtlh servmg to begm at 4 p,m. Sponsored by the Syracuse Ladles Auxthary of the Volunteer Ftre l'>epartment. Beans, roils , salad, coffee and pie Carry out orders available to those w1th con tamers, RACINE Masom~ Lodge %1 F&AM 7:30pm Work m first degree . . SUNDAY ru'INUAL HOMECOMlNG , Orange Chnstian Church near Alfred with usual morning servtces; basket dmner at noon ; afternoon singmg program Everyone welcome. ANNUAL REUNION of descendants of late James C and Ethehnda Stone Moore Sunday at Sutton Untied Method1st Church, RacmeBashan Road ; basket dinner at 12:30 p m. Frtends and relatives invtted HOMECOMING, Langsvtlle Chrisl!an Church, basket dinner 12.30 p m ; special serv1ces, 2 p m. Everyone welcome. REVIVAL at Sliver Run Free Wtll Bapttst Church, begmmng today, servtces 7 30 each evemng w1th Rev Miles Trout speaking . Special singing each evening Homecommg at the church Sunday. All day meetmg wtth dinner served at church, the Rev Howard Ktmble and Rev Mr Trout speaking Everyone welcome ANNUAL Homecommg of the Langsville Christian Church, wtth basket dinner at 12:30 p,m, Mternoon serv1ce at 2 p.m . Everyone welcome. HOMECOMING, Chester Church of the Nazarene. Sunday school at 9:30 a,m. foilowed by worsh1p servtce and basket dmneL Special mus1c mciudmg the Joyful Aires and other local talent. W R BAILEY reunion, Route 33Roadside Park north of Pomeroy, Basket dmner at noon MONDAY ME!Gs.GALLIA OCSEA, 8 p.m at the Cheshire Masonic Butidmg from L~ A to Houston . meet some tolks who ' d li ke 10 have '' T H U R 5 OA Y 7 p .m PB S h,!!iS Bl,!!iCk Perspec1 1ve on the News I p.m NBC atrs The Montefuscos Nun11e brmgs a g1rl t>ome to d inner . she turns out to be an old flame of h1S older brother On The WAitons. CBS. John Boy brtngs home a schoolmAte , Lyle who tS so " brilliant " he can't relate to the rest ot the human race includ•no the Waltons. features Oenn •s Kort On ABC Barney Mtller 1s worrted' Elizabeth takes a rob as a soc1a1 worker tn tough sect1on of the East Bronx PBS atrs The Romant1c RebelliOn 8 30 p.m. On NBC. Fay's mom comes to v,s,t "as long as '' takes" to reun1te Fay and Jack, scr,pt by Gall Parent ABC a1rs On The Rocks 9 p.m. On ros Hollywood Tetev1 s1on Theatre '' ln c1dMI at V1chy Arthur Mil ler's play about conscience and coward1ce m Occupied France stars Harns Yultn. Richard Jordan Rene AubertDnOIS, Barry Pr1 mus . A!len Ga rf1el d D1rected by Stacy Keach NBC atrs Ellery Queen Socra111e dtes the same way the v1ct1m d1d 1n the Ellery Queen novel she was readtng . W1th Don Ameche Anne Francis, Jack Kelly , Ida Lup1no Susan Strasberg cas mOVIe .. Red Sun" ( 19 711. western starrtng Ursula Andress, Charles Bronson . CA9vcme . A lat n Delon On The Streets ot San Franetsco . ABC , Stone and Keller d 1ffer w 1th a new pol1ce c&ptam over the way to track a Sn•per W1th Joel Fab1ant Patr1ck O'Neat 10 p m Harry 0 Is on ABC Attorney , the ma 1n suspect In a fatal h1t and run finds she can' t eslab IJSh her whereaboouts At the t•me . wtth Carol Rossen Larry Hagman Robert Logg1a NBC a.rs Med1cal Story " The God Syndro me " Tony Musante stars as ll brtlltant surgeon wtth a cold . 1m personal bedstde manner , f eatures Broder1ck Crawford as a pat1ent who ' d rather not be operated on 10 30 p m On PBS . The Arbors d1scuss their 15 years S1ng1ng together 11 30 P m NBC Tontght show Johnny Carson tS host ABC mystery " Pollee Head Quarters " Ll Ed Nelson ' s Sunday routtne 1S 1nterrupted by a hOOdlum rub out and a soc1al1 te ' s seemmgly accidental death (Rl CBS Late Movte "Duel at Otablo " ( 19661 Army scout James Gamer th1nks horse breaker Stdney Po 1t1er k11!ed h1s Wife Then they're forced to ftght together 1n a deadly lndtan battle w1th lhetr backs agamst The wall of Dtablo Canyon W1lh Dennts Weaver , Btbr Anderson FRIDAY 8 p.m. On NBC . San ford and Son ' 0 1vorce Sanford Style " Fred trtes to reconcile Esther and her husband CBS premreres ' B1g Eddte ' Countess Eva Gabor , Edd1e s first wife. shows up and demands custoc;ly of her grand da ughfer ABC atrs Mobtle One On PB S Washmgton Week •n Rev 1ew 8 30 p m PBS has Wall St r eet Week On NBC , Ch1CO and the Man are told lhe ctty will knock down ' Thts Hallowed Garage ' 1n 48 hours On MASH , CBS , Harry Morgan IS mtroduced as Co l Sher man Potter . the 4077th s new commandmg officer who has an aff1n1ty for horses He meels the assorted personnel , mcluding Cpl Kl1nger 9pm NBC a1rs The Rockford Flies Det Becker and wnter L1nda Evans buy a Share 1n a condo m1n1um lhen d1scover they only own a p1ece of the lobby Noah Beery , 11 seems , 1s runnmg an otl drdltng operat.on al the place. and a f1ght ensues for the m1neral ngh ts Scnpt by Juan1ta Bartlett ABC mov1e " The Kansas Ctty Massacre · June . 1933 G man Melvin Pvrv 1S has cap tured gangster Frank Nash Nash'S frtends - " Pretty Boy " FLOWERS Wo Wire Flower• E 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs M1ll1rd Van Meter Ph ttl 2039 Ph 991 -5711 the In-Sider· New Do-lt-Yourself Storm Window • Snap-In Snap-Out m a J 1fly • Save up to 30% on fuel btlls • Installs ms1de m any weather • Clear as glass. 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Emergency• F1re man falls mto ftreftghtlng chemtcal sulphur tnox1de At the ~h1ladelph1a Folk Fesltval PB S John Pnne s1ngs " Sa m St one." " Illegal Smile" and 'V tcltm of the Great Comprom1se' guttartSt Nor man Bl ake does "Callie 1n the Cane. Old Gray Mare · and " The Sou the rn Railroad Blues' Don Reno and the Tennessee Cutups do " RedSkin Rag · "Dang Me" and "Take Me Back to Tulsa" w1th the help of fiddler Buck Ryan ABC prem 1eres 'S aturday N1ghl L1ve w1tt'1 Howard Co sell ," b1lled as " a mator breakthrough 1n tetev tSIOn en tertamment ' Ton1ght The cast of the musiCal "The W1z ' (Dorothy The T1n Man , Scare crow Cowardly L 10n n1ne other s ) will ' Ease on Down the Road ' the yellow hn e on New York's Broadway - and march 1nto the Ed Su l11van Theatre to do another song from lhe1r ShOW 8 · 30 p m CBS a1rS Doc W idOW Jan 1s Pa1ge uses her symptoms to make a play for Doc 9 p m On CBS Mary Tyler Moore decrdes her hie IS bortng so she plans to move 1n to a h19h r.se apartment NBC mov1e The Stone K 1fler" ( 1973) Cop dtscovers a plot to use Vtetnam veterans 1n an underworld massacre . star s Charles Bronson . Marlin Bal sam , Norman Fell 5 W AT 1S on ABC Family of cnm1na l s deCides to w1pe out the team after one of lhe1r km tncludes the call to 1rayer hel!rd rrom e~tterv mosq , rain songs trom equ,!!itOrlal frlca , and a war dance of the Masal - combined w 1th the tradition al K yrle, Sanctus and Gloria of the Mass the In-Sider A New Do-lt-Yourself Storm Window $350 $545 LESS COLONEL SANDERS ',. .LJ/1"")MEIGS ~BRANCH Saving> & Lo•n Co. 296 S.cond St. 992-2635 1 s Interest Rates In The Area Automatic Washer • Water Saver ed Family gathers No .. mes. Noglmmlcs • 3 Cycles Fil Pnmeroy INCLUDES: 1. Clean Complete TV 2. 'Clean & Adjust Tuner 3. Check All Tubes 4. Adjust TV As Needed ON ANY Tv SET YOU BtiNG INTO OUR SHOP Middleport ( R denotes repeat) Preserve" rnore H 11 th mD ka ega land e a ota Bad Gra;d Ca~semltleR l VaHey and Y~n ABC ~ : ~· .. r 1n mov.e &baret Sl,!!ir Am~rlc~~~a n Minell i as the Bert•n al~o "~;ent pre Nalt · ars oet Grey 8 on Crtstopher 1 ~sed , vag.uely Bso,:~;"R 0 d s story "Sally PBS M "N asterptece Thea t re 1ne Ta~ l ors ' (RJ Kotak tS back on CBS El 1 Wallach, desperate to clear hts name. helps I rap a Joan s"ark. With Jerry Orbach Jenn1fer Warren >·PBS atrs 10 .. Uncena 1n Par ad se, 1 lO 30 P m On ,. PBS . ·Jean ne Wolf With El l Wallach Plans made for reception ON REPAIR Wo RK ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY What's- On Tele"f'lsion Sept 14-20 BY Un1ted Pren International 1Times ne EDT unless noted) COLOR TV 14-16-18-19-20-21-23-25 INCHES , Highlights of upcoming week zn TV viewing E VISIT HERE RUTLAND Recent v1s1tors of Mrs Beatnce Howeil, Rutland, were Mr and Mrs Ronald Stiles of Columbus. On Wednesday, Mrs Howe il jomed Mr- and Mrs. Fonzo Taylor of Vmton, the~r mece and her fnend of Galhpolis for a tnp to Hawk's Nest m West Vtrgm1a. 'EHI • dtes from wht~ t they consider SwA T brutal i ty , PBS fjU'esents a program ·About Chartes. lves," com poser t · JO p m . Bob Newhart ts on CBS Bob Floyd. " Baby Face" Nelson , and Emily celebrate thetr 6th John Dlll!nger want to ann1versary by helping HowArd rescue h im lhey try Features propose to Etten Dele Robertson as Purvis, Bo 10 p m Hopkins as F loyd . Sa lly K1rk On CBS. Carol Burnett . w it h land as W1lma Floyd. and Sammy Davis Lester MaddOx as Cov Burns ABC prem re res. "Malt Helm ," of Oklahoma delect•ve ser1es starring Tony Hawa l1 Ftve 0 tS on CBS Franctosa Ton ig ht. a young McGarrett, sutfenng a senous woman h1res h1m to f 1nd her teg wound lr a plane crash 1s father who owns an atrllne Hts held hoSidQe by an escaped car was bOmbed , he escaped conv1c1 and d1sappeared tu p m. 10 10 p m NBC's POliCe Wonian 1n11t!SI! PBS atrs 'Dted Young .. gates drug tycoon M1chaet II lO p m Constant1ne NBC Weekend presents ' Afrt On CBS Barnaby Jones can Sanctus ·• a BBC him about starts a new season . and Br1t1Sh com pose r Dav 1d Fan co nclude s 'The Deadly Con shawe·s a11emp1 to mcorporate sptracy He and Cannon ftnd Atncan t hemes 1nto parts of the three probabl e murders com Latm Mass The mus 1c Me used mttt(>{l by a g1ant corpora110n ( Part 1 was a1rcd Wednesday on Cannon f 11 JO p m On the Ton1ght Show. NB C. Johnny Carson 1S host to Don RICkleS CBS Late M0v1e 'T he Devtl s Daughter · Belmda Montgomery learns her deceased mother had sold her soul to the devtl when she was born and she must now marry a demon of Satan Feat ures Shel ly W1nters as L1l1th . M1SS W1nters· mute compan1on tS not credtled ABC spec1a1 ts The Under world A Por tratt 1n Power" Robert Sta ck 1S host, with M•ckey Cohen and former Attorney General Ram sey Clark 'I I I I ' �. ,-, - ' II 'I ....-------""'!'-._.---;--r-T ,-, ~~ ~-~-,--,-T-~-~---.,.--.,.---:"!""-oo:--.,-,_, .,..-- , ,I ) I I I 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fr1day, Sept 12 1975 r r. Helen Help ~!, -~ '•' 7- Tbe Dally Se,n tlnel,_Middle!!Ort·Pomeroy, O,, Friday, Sept_ 12, 1975 ~~~-:..v.:;.-:::::::::::::::;:;:;:~:::::·:::·:·:·:·=·~=·=·=·=··:-.:::;.·.;::··::::::::·:=:=:=:·:···:=:=··::::·:;.;::::-:::·:·:·:·::::- . USe • • ~ ~} Plantings discussed for Bicentennial B1centenmal plantmgs we1 e diScussed and officers for the 1975-76 year were 1nslai!ed at the Wednesday mght meeltng of the Mtddleport Amateur Gardeners al the horne of Mrs. Harold Lohse, pres1dent Members were asked to lake a daffodil bulb to the October meetmg for the planltng wh1ch IS already underway at the Wash1ngton Memonal Slte at Long Bot· tom A red, wh1te and blue ~ llt'lt>n Bottel [~ Where's That Sex Survey? Dear Helen · Th1s swnmer you pubhshed an 11-questwn marriage and sex quiz that my husband and I answered With heart-felt smcenty. (It created arguments, wh1ch eventually led to better understandmg m our fam1\y 1 We're wondering when the results of your ·•mmi-marnage survey" w11l be pubhshed - WAITING IMPATIENTLY Dear Watling Please forgive the delay - but my excuse 1s really qu1te vahd · Readers responded to the surve} m such numbers thai "e've only JUSt ftms hed sortmg, tabulalmg, and readmg those U10usands of comments sent along with thetr ans"ers Results w11l be published , hopefully , 111 October Mea nwhile, here are a few of rny bes t letters on th e subject - H .j ++ Dear Helen "Bnde to Be'' ll.ho msptred your marnage sur vey, needs some answers from the contended-~ eds She shouldn 't be afraid of marnage 1 My husband IS always JOkmgty ' warmng" engaged couples agamst the b1g httch But 1t's all talk At ot her ttmes he mtroducesme as ''my bnde,'' or ''Mrs Amenca '' - and we've been marned 29 years! How true your words that the disgruntled peop le make the most notse 1 We happily wedded folk are too busy purrmg to v.r1te about ourselves We're achve, healthy, our children are ra1sed successfully, and the best tiiUes of our llves may very weli be ahead of us Our sex life has always been fantastic If 11 's prsentmg a few "age" problems now - well, we' re workmg on that Who cares if there IS an occasiOnal mishap - we never calltt fatlure, and we don't worry As for pretendmg orgasm, as many of your readers say they do - 1 could never fool my husband, nor would I want to' We never cease to express our love for one another When my guy goes on a busmess tnp, I put love notes m eac h of hts shirt pockets so that he can read one a day untti he returns And our "welcome homes " are really somethmg 1 God ts very much a part of our hves We believe He and the church have a terriftc . mfiuence toward happy marnages. Have you noticed th1s m your survey? - TWO MORE MEMBERS OF TH~SILENT MAJORITY Dear Two : Certamiy have 1 Our survey pomts up very clearly that people who are happy w1th thetr God are also happ1er m thetr marnages -and thetr answers to "How's your sex lUe ?" are an overwhelmmg: "Terrific!" (Someone should make a study of th1s last It appears that great marrted sex and wholesome religwus beliefs go together like Elizabeth and Robert Browmng. And that's another plus for rehg10n , nght?) - H +++ Dear Helen Here are some of my stattsttcs, based on observatton and experiillent · Domarrted women enJOY sex? - They go by age bra ckets 20-30: SlZziing; 30-40, wann wtth a few hot spots, 40-up, cold potatoes. (With a few exceptions, of course ) Concerning males : 10 per cent are homo or b1; 25 per cent have low sex dnves; and the rest Just love sex, Of thts 65 per cent, about one-fifth of marrted males w1i! rests! all temp. tation; one-fifth chase women as il 1t were a fuil-time JOb; and the rest can be had if condttionsare favorable. My advice to women: make sex the most IIllportant part of your marriage - no holds barred - whether you have to pretend or not. It's the way to keep your man 1 OVER-40 MALE Dear Male · I'd say your stallsttcs are just about as vahd as your advice. Whtch 1s leavin~ a lot unsaid for both ! - ,H . ~peaker featured at women 's rally "Yesterday Meets Today" is the theme of the Southeast Oh!O Farm Bureau Women's Rally Sept 22 at the Country Dmner . Playhouse near Columbus. The rally w1ll feature Patrtcta (Pat) Leimbach, a nationally known Vermthon writer and farm wiie who w1ll present an address entitled "A Thread of Blue Deniill," In add1tion, Luctlie Shearn of Warsaw m Coshocton County, cha1rperson of the planning commtltee, said th~ rally will feature a style show of historical costumes, recognillon of "Sp1rit of '76" advtsory counc!ls, group smgmg, and spectal music ,provided by the Shertdan Htgh School boy 's octet Mrs. I:.eimbach, author of "A Thread of Blue Deniill ," is a popular f1gure at Iarmortented functions with her wry wit and a view of farm Girls meet WILKESVILLE The Wtlkesville Sunshine Gtrls met Thursday with Bonita Johnson, past royal princess, presiding, '- Attending the meeting were jO members lind four adVisors. Projects to be taken to ffuston's Rest Home were worked on. The gifts wili be ror those ' with September PAT LEIMBACH llfe through the eyes of a farm wtfe ·She authors a column entitled "The Country Wtfe" tn the Elyna Chromcle Telegram which provided the matenal tor her book She has also wntten art1cles for many national magazmes Tickets for the rally are ava1!able from the Meigs County Farm Bureau's Women's Commtttee me mbers, Mrs Tom Sayre, 1!43-2491, Mrs. Jonn Colweli, 742-4401, Mrs Eula Wolfe, 247-2278, Mrs Donald Mora, 992-7765, Mrs Harold Whtle, 742-5732; or cali the Farm Bureau offtce at 992-218) The Cou ntry Dtnner Playhouse 1s located one mile west of SR 256 on Tussmg Road , JUS I south of Intersta te 70 in Franklin County Mr. and Mrs. james Hazelton Nuptial vows said SALINEVJJ.J.F:, Oh10 - ~ !au: ratnbow co lor th eme Attendants, appeanng m predommatecl the weddmg of the same style gown s as that M1ss Pamela Kay Wn ght and of Mrs McKdrns were Mrs James 1Bo J Hazel ton, Aug 2l Kt.~rJ ~·ccds 1n yellow, a fn end at 7 :lO p rn 1n the Church of of the b11de Mrs Ca thy Chr~st, Sahnev1 ll e, Ohto Plutt, m green . cousin of the She IS the da ughter of M1 bride a nd M1ss Paulette a nd Mrs Paul Wn gh t, 7 MtlleJ 111 ~pr u.: ot, a fnend of Lmcoln St , Sahne"llc Her the blldc All the attendants husband 1s the son of Mr and wore matc hmg picture hats Mrs James A Hazelton, Rt w1th a w1de ribbon tnm on the 3, Pomeroy 11111 Hnd a back bow They The pastor ; Mtchael Hazel- car 1Jed 'r'.lule f1res1dc baskets ton, brother of the groom, filled w1th yello" sweetheart offtctated at the double nng r oses , \\hJte datstes and ceremony under an archwaj daiSies tmted to match the1r decor a ted w1 th green er y gowns wh1te sat an bows Hnd Chc1 1e Chevr ont, fnend of nosegays of different colors the b11de , "as flower g1rl The kneeling bench wa s Her hght pmk dress was the decorated wath two arrange- same sty le as that of the other ments wh1te carnatwns at tend an Is She wore ptnk and wh1te daisies and bab~ s 11bbnns m her ha1r and breath. The altar background ca1 ned a white fares1de was twtn vases of white snap- ba s ket f11lcd wtth wh1te dragons and wh1t e car- da1s1es ctnd pank da1sies w1th natwns, fern s and twm seven- flow er petals to throw 10 the branc h candelabra The a1sle fam tly pews and ce nter a1sles T1m Ha ze lton of Pomero~, were marked by hurncane brother of the groom, was lamps on wh1te metal stan- best man Ushers were Larry dards v.1th wh ite satm bows Boals of Sahnev1lle, Mark Mrs Janet Burns Coughenour of Lan gsv1lle, presented a ha lf hour rec1tal and Sam Kern of Pomero}. of organ mus1c Mrs Patty a ll fnend s of the bndegroom Higgms Y...as solmst smgmg Jam1e McKarns, nephew of "The Wed dm g Song,' "The the bnde, served as the nngTheme From Love Story," bearer All the male at" Thme Be The Glory ," tendants wmc b1own tuxedos " Lord, G1ve Them Thts Day " and each wore a d1fferent and " In Th1s Qwet Hour " colored sh1r t to match the As the bnde approached female allendants' dress the alta1, she presented her The mother of the bnde mother a lon g-stemmed chose a full-length gown of yellow rose and after the mmt g1een w1th accessones ceremony , s he gave a long-., to mat ch Th e bndegroom's stemmed rose to the groom's mother wm e a hlac gown mother She was escorted by w1lh wh1t e acccssones her father and g1ven m Double wiHte 01 cl11d corsages marnage by her parents compl im ented theu atllre , The bnde was atllred m a Shelley and Kelley Plott, shpper-leng th gown of white twm cou sms of the brtde, Qwana styled w1th a fttted wore dresses of mmt green h1gh-nse watsthne accented tnmmed m whtle lace as they w1th self-sash streamers at d1s tnbuted the nee packel' of the back Imported Brussels ratnbow colors. lace detailed th e V-neckline A recephon followed 10 the and bodice Her fitted sleeves church basemen t MISS Susie wtth flared bell elbows were Cope, fnenct of the bnde, and edged m lace and an A-hne Mt s. Debb1e Wt1ght, cousm of sk~rt swept m to a full chapel lhe bnd e, reg1stered the 200 tram guesl' and the g1fts. Her chapel length vet! of The brtde's table was stlk 1llusion was attached to a covered w1th a whtte cloth Camelot headpi ece tnmmed and yellow mahne gathered m Imported Brussels lace at the corners w1th yellow She earned a cascade r osebuds and an arltf1C1al bouquet of yellow roses, one ga rland of greenery spotted whtte orch1d, wh1te dalsles, w1th nose gays of rambow baby's breath and wh1te colors The table was censtreamers arranged on a tered w1th an arrangement of whtte B1ble wh1ch she whtte, blue, yellow, green, borrowed from her s1ster, apncot and ptnk daisies Mrs. Judy McKarns Other Bells, streamers, and crepe traditions were observed paper m blue, yellow, green, Mrs Judy McKarns, s1ster apncot, pmk and whtte of the bnde, was matron of decorated the basement honor She was atllred in a The buffet table was shpper-lcngth halter gown of covered w1th a yellow cloth hght blue styled w1th a fitted a nd a whtte lace sktrt. It was h1gh-n se wa1sthne , a htgh centered w1th a three-Iter mandarm collar, a double cake decorated w1th a strap back and an A-hne foun tam as the base wtth skirL To comphment the fe rns and mmtature bridal gown, she wore a sheer attendan ts The cake was capelet or organza edged m dec orate d w1 th yellow roses or <rarohna Soap~ <ran~k :makers ¢:om:pany WIDE SELECTION ~irthdays. :I Fall Candles and Candle Rings •_Refreshments were served, ' ·I I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 59 N. Second St, MiddlE. ort, Ohio and lopped w1th a mmtature bndal coupl e A1des wet e Mrs Sh1rley Hazelton, sts ter -m-Jaw of the bndegroom, Mi ss Jan1e Hazelton. s1ster of the groom, Mrs Debbie Wnght , COUSin of the hncle , M1 s Jan et Kerr , fn end of the bnde, Mrs. Sa ndra Steele, co usm of the br1de and Mrs Ruby !\ ev. house, frIend of the bnde Mrs E1leen Le1shman and M1 s Els~e Duncan helped 1n lhe k1l chen Durward Newbold of Mechamcstov.n, grandfather of the bride, was the only grand par e nt present F'oll ow tn g a honeymoon through the Smokey Mountams and Tennessee, the ne\.\ lyweds are restdmg at Washmgton St , Sahnevtlle For travelin g the bnde was atl1red m a three-p tece brown pant su 1t and "ore the orc h1d fr om he1 bouquet The bnde, a 1969 graduate of Souther n Local Htgh Sch oo l , IS employed at Summ1tv11le Tlie Her husband, a 1970 graduate ut Metgs Htgh School who attended Kentucky Chnsttan College for two years, IS employed at the Standard 011 Company m Welisv11ie, Ohio The rehearsal dmner party was held 10 the church basement w1th 40 attendmg The bndegroom presented the bnde w1th a white gold wnst watch She presented h1m w1th a Ioden green le1 sure SUIt The bnde gave her attendants goidbracelels engraved w1th the attendants' m1ttais and the weddmg date The groom presented h1s attendants wtth kPy chams and pen kmves The bnde was feted w1th three prenuptial showers by her fnends, her s t st~r, by her aun t and cousms and by the JAM teachers of the SahneVllie Chur ch of Chnst She was also surprised WIth a wiener roast by her girls' softbali team tulip plantmg this fall at the Middleport Fire Statwn and the Mtddleporl Post Office was also discussed, Read at the meeltng was an mv 1tat 11m from the Bend 0' the R1ver Club to an open meellng Sept 22 at the Pomeroy Umted Methodist Church to honor Mrs Bert Gnmm, co unty contact chairwoman Plans were discussed for the d1s tnct meetmg of garden clubs to be held m November al the Middleport Elemen· tary School Mrs Lohse appom ted Mrs Guy Reynolds, Mr s L E Reynolds and Mrs Edd1e Burkett .to work w1lh her on the hostess comm ittee , Mrs L E Reynolds was the mstalhng officer and used bells as symbols of service for the officers as her theme Instailed were Mrs John Reece, prestdent ; Mrs F:verett Taylor, v1ce pres tdent, Mrs Edgar Pratt, secretary, Mrs Eddie Burkett, treasurer, Mrs Harold Lohse, parhamentanan, a nd Mrs Walter crooks, hostess chairwOman Guest mght w1ll be observed at the Oct 8 meetmg at the home of Mrs Danny Thomas wtth Mrs Walter Crooks, co-hostess Members are to take guests. Mrs Everett Taylor, program cha irwoman, reported that the program books for the year w1ll be grapes m a mtlk glass bowl flanked by orange tapers, dtstr1buted at the October meelmg. Mrs , L. E. Reynolds noted that the club sltll has dtshclolhs for sale, For roil calL members related their happiest memory of school To open the meetmg, Mrs. James Sheets gave the verse of the month on the top1c " Happiness and FnendShlp " A salad course was served w1th Mrs Reece presidmg at the coffee servtce and Mrs Taylor pourmg the punch A fall molt! "as camed out tn the table decoratiOns wtth See The Latest in Fall Shoe · Styles heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store '111ddleporl , Oh 1o Seed and Milling HEADGUARTERS Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers - Ume - Cement & Mortar - Stock Salt - Water Softener- Remedies- Salt- litters - Vaccine - Roofing - Paints - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays • Gates. SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 sunday 12 noon On ABC. "Colle9e Football 75 • begins 1ts season hrgh llght1n9 Saturday's gam'es and Ia ers P V 1 m cas has a p~e - season Natton at Football League dou bleheader New EnglAnd Patri ots vs New York Jets, from Yale Bowl, New Haven . Conn St Louis Cardmals vs Denver Broncos, from Mtle H ig h Stadtum, Oe~ver NBC Sa tnt for America.. Pope Paul VI canon 1zes the frrst nat tve born presen~Sm"A Amencan . Iizabeth Ann Bay ley Se ton Mother Seton. born 1n New Yh~rkl 10 177 4 • founded 1 10 the Schoo system the parae Unitedta States From St Peter's s ~uare, Rome 1 p.m PBS has 'Wor ld Press" rev1ew ABC premieres "SWISS Fam1 ty Robinson " Shipwrecked on an uncharted trop1ca1 ISland . the family faces a typhoon Stars Martin Milner. Cameron M1tchell, Pat Delany CBS premieres " Three For the Road " Freelance photogra pher Alex Rocco becomes 1ntngued with hang gltdtng so does hiS son Letf Garrett Older son Vincent van Patten Is not too keen on hav1ng a plane pull hiS kite (snd h1m) off a 200 toot cliff On NBC , The Wortderful world of Disney returns W1th 'The Boy Who Tal ked to Badgers," part 1 A 6 year old farm boy rs trapped •n a storm .n Canada's wild c:ountrv 7:30 p m On PBS , The Best of 'Evenmg at the Pops" p1an 1s t IIana Vered On NBC , The Family Holvak concludes "The Long Way Home " They grow SUSPICIO US of the •r house guest Dav1d Carra d 1ne 8 p.m On ABC. The SIX Million Dollar Man is back w1 th " The Return of the Bion1c Women " part 1. Steve Austtn's f1ancee , ,, turns out , d1d not d1e on the operattng lable, wtth Lmdsay Wagner Cher 1S on CBS, wtt h Ed Asner, Redd Foxx and t he Pointer Sisters 1:30 p . m. 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Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Johnson, Jeanie and Chrts, Portland; Rick Johnson and daughter, Gabon; Mr, and Mrs Emerson Johnson and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bailey (Dons), Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sayre Jr. • Quality Performance • True value Warranty Just Highest modeiLWA 514% PASSBOOK SAVINGS ON ' 95 The Athens County ,I·NGELS FUR.NITURE 1 ?' · 6 fUESDAY 1 p.m WE DELIVER m emergency landing at .!I small desert airfield George Peppard thinks crtppled tycoon su~r ling Heyden , who owns most of the land thereabOuts. knows something ABC Mystery " A Mldsum mer N1ghtmare ." sturtng Joanna Pet1et . NBC Tomght Show Johnny Carson 1s host to Lily Tomlin and Carl Sagan On PBS . Jean Shepherd's Amer1ca " When there 's no ptace to go but up " t R l I p .m On NBC . Movm On ·From Ball•more to Eternity" Will and Sonny unknowingly haul a time bomb from Maryland to New Jersey ABC has Happy Days A crazed Fon11e seeks revenge his motorcycle has been man WEDNESDAY gled 6 30 p m On Good Tlmes . CBS . James On Book Beat. PBS . "L aml buys a "S· urda-; n 1ght spe of Santa Fe" {F arrar . Straus clal" plstc to protect h 1S Gtrouxl. Paul Horgan s b rogra famiLy Flor 1da obtects phy l)f the first Archbishop of PB:s at,rs When Tl!!tevtStOn Santa Fe Was L1ve ~ 8 p. m 1.30 p m • NBC atrs Ltllle House on the On CBS Joe and Sons Son Pratne Mary gets fitted for M 1ke 1s getttng bad grades tn eyeglasses school he 's secretly been " When Things Were Roften " 11 P m dat 1ng Kath 1e Ryan , whose on ABC Std Caesar guest stars PBS i!llrS Kup's Show father hates the Vtta l es as the F ren ch ambassador PBS has Consumer Surv1val On CBS, Tony Orlo~mdo and MONDAY K1t Tonight. · The B1g Put On Dawn Guests Herm1one Bad 8Dm A Look at Cd!metics '( R l deley . Fred MacMurray ABC a•rs Barbary Coast ABC atrs Weloome Back , PBS has Feelrng Good SoC me teweled cats stolen frorq Kotter ' Grow . Grow.ng Groan " How htn,!!i lead Cash and Cable to ~ 'I p m to be a successful adolescent dev •ovs beauty, a ruthless art CBS arrs sw 1tchl Ryan and 01ck Cavell, host (R) collector and a sword duel McBnde have to pry an I 30 p m Wit h Andrew Prme , Sherry embeuler out of Brazil m order That ' s My Mama on ABC Jackson to save an old people' s home On PBS . Man Butlds . Man On NBC , The InV ISible Man On PBS, Nova " The Lost Destroys 'S av1ng a B1Q t racks stolen paintings world of the Maya • The Land" CBS presents Rhoda who Central Amencan ett1es butll • 9 p m meets Joe's ex, and d1scovers by the Maya tndrans 2.000 On CBS. Cannon The sne IS mdeed a beauty, scnpt years ago (R:) Deadly Cansptracy ," part 1 by Charlotte Brown ABC hliS The Rook1es Cannon takes the case of a man PBS has tenn1s the Paethc NBC Pollee Story ' The accused of kdlmg a corporation Southwest Open f1nals , from Cutlmg Edge" Chuck Connors Iawver The case mushrooms Los Angeles hunts for two armed robbers and Barnaby Jones •S 1nvo1v ed 8 30 P m 10 p. m on the other side (Part 2 wtH On tn t~rfa ce PBS . ' Profile atr on "Barnaby Jones' Fn On CBS , PhylliS lear ns her daughter has gone Skiing Wtlh a POlitiCal Wife ,.. Roscoe Del d,!!iy ) mate compan1on , and tears the turns, w 1te of Rep Ronald NBC &trS Doctors Hosp1tal worst Dettums. 0 Caltf Also , 'A C1v1l Nurse offers her hfe to a 1d 9 P m R1ghts Retrospective three research protect of the doctor CBS atrs All 1n lhe Fam1ty veteran act 1V1Si s Andrew Sh~ loves Feat ures El•zabeth ABC has NCAA football Young Floyd McK1SS1ck , and Hartm&n, Larry Hagman Boston College vs Notre Dame Ella Baker assess the On ABC. Baretta 1S framed NBC mo vte · The Aprtl movement 20 years after the for the murder of a suspected Fools" (1969) Jack Lemmon Supreme Court schools deet gun peddler dec•des to start a new life W1lh s 1on , (R l 10 p.m . Cather me Oeneuve W1th CBS atrs Beacon Hill Ben s CBS a•rs Kate McSh&ne Charles Boyer Sally Keller b 1d to 101n an eJCc l uSIVt! club 1S Ternf1ed homeowner Shoots an man Peter Lawford, Myrna 1eopard•zed by the arrtval of &rmed mtruder m a ·wrong Loy h 1s brother a priest back after door " drug ra 1d It's self 9 JO P m. 20 years 1n tndta , who brings a defense , but he 's charged wlth CBS has Maude fnend, Father John D111p S1 ngh murder after narcot1cs agent 10 p.m The1r behav•or scandal1zes th~ Clu Gu tager plants ·ev tden ce ' On CBS, MediCal Center netghbors Petrocelli IS on NBC " The Fourth Sex" part 2 ABC has Marcus Welby. M 0 On ABC . Starsky and Hut ch Phys1c1an Robert Reed wan ts The hosp1tlll 's publ1c relat i ons race a used car tycoon to catch to change h1s sex (CBS advtses d 1rector has her hands full a couple of drug add icts They v1ewer diSCretion ) Qutntuptels are due , and Or murdered h1S w1fe 11 3'0 p.m Kiley has eyes for her PBS presents " The Jud tCtary CBS Late Mov1e " N1ght of On NBC, Joe Forrester saves and American Independence " Terror' ' Arttsts Cather.ne a bank clerk held hostage rna 11.30 p m Burns and Donna M111s W1tness bank robbery NBC Ton•ght show Johnny a murder Pol1ce Capt Martin 10 ·30 p. m Carson talks w 1th Joan R1vers Balsam tells them to be On PBS. " Woman" looks at ABC Movte ·Someone 1 careful , smce the murderer 1S "Child custody" confliCts w1th Touched ," wherem a young st11j loose Also stars Chuck attorneys Dan Mol1noff and woman an expectant mother Con nors Dons Sassower and her husband all are NBC has the Tomght Show 11 ·30 p m 1nfected w 1th v D (R ) Dav•d Brenner 1s g uest host to CBS Movie 1s " Banacek Fly CBS Mov1e " H nack • Truck Freddie Pnnze Me - 11 you Can F1nd Me " ers Dav1d Janssen and Keenan H uge a1rlmer d1sappears alter Wynn , haultng lop secret cargo 'f ~~t the meetmg brmging the untt to quote. A report was given on the Deparlment of Ohio conventton at Dayton by Mrs, Allen Hampton, umt prestdent. Dtsplayed were the awards which mciuded a telephone pin for Mrs . Hampton from National for making 107 per cent goal and an award to Mrs. Nelhe Wmston for her chapiam's report Mrs. Ernest Bowles, legislative chatrman, discussed the continmng problems of the M1ssmg m Actton. The prayer for peace by Mrs Wmston and two verses of "Amenca " closed the meetmg . Mrs. Lucille Saunders and Mrs, Ruth Brown were co- and Crystal Renee, Long Bottom, Rt I Mr and Mrs Roy Gillilan (Mary , Marjorie and T!mothy ); Mr. and Mrs , George Gilhlan and Lee, Chester; Mr and Mrs, Blli G!lhlan and Carrie, Clinton; Mr and Mrs Bill Combs ( Betty), Cleveland; James Johnson and Paul , Irving, Tex,; Mr, and Mrs, Gary Johnson, Joe and Donna of Portland; Mr and Mrs. Joe Gtlhlan 1Carole), Dtanna, Joey , Ketth and Kevm, Vmton; Mr. and Mrs, Roger Johnson and Dawn M!Chelle, Portland; and Mtke Hughes of Anzona A buffet dinner was served and family ptctures were taken durmg the , afternoon. hostesses. A salad and d ~sert luncheon was served Social Calendar FRIDAY MARY SHRINE 37, Order of the Whtte Shrme of Jerusalem, at the Pomeroy Masomc Temple. Potluck to foliow the meetmg. SATURDAY BEAN DINNER, Syracuse Muntctpal Bmldmg , wtlh servmg to begm at 4 p,m. Sponsored by the Syracuse Ladles Auxthary of the Volunteer Ftre l'>epartment. Beans, roils , salad, coffee and pie Carry out orders available to those w1th con tamers, RACINE Masom~ Lodge %1 F&AM 7:30pm Work m first degree . . SUNDAY ru'INUAL HOMECOMlNG , Orange Chnstian Church near Alfred with usual morning servtces; basket dmner at noon ; afternoon singmg program Everyone welcome. ANNUAL REUNION of descendants of late James C and Ethehnda Stone Moore Sunday at Sutton Untied Method1st Church, RacmeBashan Road ; basket dinner at 12:30 p m. Frtends and relatives invtted HOMECOMING, Langsvtlle Chrisl!an Church, basket dinner 12.30 p m ; special serv1ces, 2 p m. Everyone welcome. REVIVAL at Sliver Run Free Wtll Bapttst Church, begmmng today, servtces 7 30 each evemng w1th Rev Miles Trout speaking . Special singing each evening Homecommg at the church Sunday. All day meetmg wtth dinner served at church, the Rev Howard Ktmble and Rev Mr Trout speaking Everyone welcome ANNUAL Homecommg of the Langsville Christian Church, wtth basket dinner at 12:30 p,m, Mternoon serv1ce at 2 p.m . Everyone welcome. HOMECOMING, Chester Church of the Nazarene. Sunday school at 9:30 a,m. foilowed by worsh1p servtce and basket dmneL Special mus1c mciudmg the Joyful Aires and other local talent. W R BAILEY reunion, Route 33Roadside Park north of Pomeroy, Basket dmner at noon MONDAY ME!Gs.GALLIA OCSEA, 8 p.m at the Cheshire Masonic Butidmg from L~ A to Houston . meet some tolks who ' d li ke 10 have '' T H U R 5 OA Y 7 p .m PB S h,!!iS Bl,!!iCk Perspec1 1ve on the News I p.m NBC atrs The Montefuscos Nun11e brmgs a g1rl t>ome to d inner . she turns out to be an old flame of h1S older brother On The WAitons. CBS. John Boy brtngs home a schoolmAte , Lyle who tS so " brilliant " he can't relate to the rest ot the human race includ•no the Waltons. features Oenn •s Kort On ABC Barney Mtller 1s worrted' Elizabeth takes a rob as a soc1a1 worker tn tough sect1on of the East Bronx PBS atrs The Romant1c RebelliOn 8 30 p.m. On NBC. Fay's mom comes to v,s,t "as long as '' takes" to reun1te Fay and Jack, scr,pt by Gall Parent ABC a1rs On The Rocks 9 p.m. On ros Hollywood Tetev1 s1on Theatre '' ln c1dMI at V1chy Arthur Mil ler's play about conscience and coward1ce m Occupied France stars Harns Yultn. Richard Jordan Rene AubertDnOIS, Barry Pr1 mus . A!len Ga rf1el d D1rected by Stacy Keach NBC atrs Ellery Queen Socra111e dtes the same way the v1ct1m d1d 1n the Ellery Queen novel she was readtng . W1th Don Ameche Anne Francis, Jack Kelly , Ida Lup1no Susan Strasberg cas mOVIe .. Red Sun" ( 19 711. western starrtng Ursula Andress, Charles Bronson . CA9vcme . A lat n Delon On The Streets ot San Franetsco . ABC , Stone and Keller d 1ffer w 1th a new pol1ce c&ptam over the way to track a Sn•per W1th Joel Fab1ant Patr1ck O'Neat 10 p m Harry 0 Is on ABC Attorney , the ma 1n suspect In a fatal h1t and run finds she can' t eslab IJSh her whereaboouts At the t•me . wtth Carol Rossen Larry Hagman Robert Logg1a NBC a.rs Med1cal Story " The God Syndro me " Tony Musante stars as ll brtlltant surgeon wtth a cold . 1m personal bedstde manner , f eatures Broder1ck Crawford as a pat1ent who ' d rather not be operated on 10 30 p m On PBS . The Arbors d1scuss their 15 years S1ng1ng together 11 30 P m NBC Tontght show Johnny Carson tS host ABC mystery " Pollee Head Quarters " Ll Ed Nelson ' s Sunday routtne 1S 1nterrupted by a hOOdlum rub out and a soc1al1 te ' s seemmgly accidental death (Rl CBS Late Movte "Duel at Otablo " ( 19661 Army scout James Gamer th1nks horse breaker Stdney Po 1t1er k11!ed h1s Wife Then they're forced to ftght together 1n a deadly lndtan battle w1th lhetr backs agamst The wall of Dtablo Canyon W1lh Dennts Weaver , Btbr Anderson FRIDAY 8 p.m. On NBC . San ford and Son ' 0 1vorce Sanford Style " Fred trtes to reconcile Esther and her husband CBS premreres ' B1g Eddte ' Countess Eva Gabor , Edd1e s first wife. shows up and demands custoc;ly of her grand da ughfer ABC atrs Mobtle One On PB S Washmgton Week •n Rev 1ew 8 30 p m PBS has Wall St r eet Week On NBC , Ch1CO and the Man are told lhe ctty will knock down ' Thts Hallowed Garage ' 1n 48 hours On MASH , CBS , Harry Morgan IS mtroduced as Co l Sher man Potter . the 4077th s new commandmg officer who has an aff1n1ty for horses He meels the assorted personnel , mcluding Cpl Kl1nger 9pm NBC a1rs The Rockford Flies Det Becker and wnter L1nda Evans buy a Share 1n a condo m1n1um lhen d1scover they only own a p1ece of the lobby Noah Beery , 11 seems , 1s runnmg an otl drdltng operat.on al the place. and a f1ght ensues for the m1neral ngh ts Scnpt by Juan1ta Bartlett ABC mov1e " The Kansas Ctty Massacre · June . 1933 G man Melvin Pvrv 1S has cap tured gangster Frank Nash Nash'S frtends - " Pretty Boy " FLOWERS Wo Wire Flower• E 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs M1ll1rd Van Meter Ph ttl 2039 Ph 991 -5711 the In-Sider· New Do-lt-Yourself Storm Window • Snap-In Snap-Out m a J 1fly • Save up to 30% on fuel btlls • Installs ms1de m any weather • Clear as glass. 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Emergency• F1re man falls mto ftreftghtlng chemtcal sulphur tnox1de At the ~h1ladelph1a Folk Fesltval PB S John Pnne s1ngs " Sa m St one." " Illegal Smile" and 'V tcltm of the Great Comprom1se' guttartSt Nor man Bl ake does "Callie 1n the Cane. Old Gray Mare · and " The Sou the rn Railroad Blues' Don Reno and the Tennessee Cutups do " RedSkin Rag · "Dang Me" and "Take Me Back to Tulsa" w1th the help of fiddler Buck Ryan ABC prem 1eres 'S aturday N1ghl L1ve w1tt'1 Howard Co sell ," b1lled as " a mator breakthrough 1n tetev tSIOn en tertamment ' Ton1ght The cast of the musiCal "The W1z ' (Dorothy The T1n Man , Scare crow Cowardly L 10n n1ne other s ) will ' Ease on Down the Road ' the yellow hn e on New York's Broadway - and march 1nto the Ed Su l11van Theatre to do another song from lhe1r ShOW 8 · 30 p m CBS a1rS Doc W idOW Jan 1s Pa1ge uses her symptoms to make a play for Doc 9 p m On CBS Mary Tyler Moore decrdes her hie IS bortng so she plans to move 1n to a h19h r.se apartment NBC mov1e The Stone K 1fler" ( 1973) Cop dtscovers a plot to use Vtetnam veterans 1n an underworld massacre . star s Charles Bronson . Marlin Bal sam , Norman Fell 5 W AT 1S on ABC Family of cnm1na l s deCides to w1pe out the team after one of lhe1r km tncludes the call to 1rayer hel!rd rrom e~tterv mosq , rain songs trom equ,!!itOrlal frlca , and a war dance of the Masal - combined w 1th the tradition al K yrle, Sanctus and Gloria of the Mass the In-Sider A New Do-lt-Yourself Storm Window $350 $545 LESS COLONEL SANDERS ',. .LJ/1"")MEIGS ~BRANCH Saving> & Lo•n Co. 296 S.cond St. 992-2635 1 s Interest Rates In The Area Automatic Washer • Water Saver ed Family gathers No .. mes. Noglmmlcs • 3 Cycles Fil Pnmeroy INCLUDES: 1. Clean Complete TV 2. 'Clean & Adjust Tuner 3. Check All Tubes 4. Adjust TV As Needed ON ANY Tv SET YOU BtiNG INTO OUR SHOP Middleport ( R denotes repeat) Preserve" rnore H 11 th mD ka ega land e a ota Bad Gra;d Ca~semltleR l VaHey and Y~n ABC ~ : ~· .. r 1n mov.e &baret Sl,!!ir Am~rlc~~~a n Minell i as the Bert•n al~o "~;ent pre Nalt · ars oet Grey 8 on Crtstopher 1 ~sed , vag.uely Bso,:~;"R 0 d s story "Sally PBS M "N asterptece Thea t re 1ne Ta~ l ors ' (RJ Kotak tS back on CBS El 1 Wallach, desperate to clear hts name. helps I rap a Joan s"ark. With Jerry Orbach Jenn1fer Warren >·PBS atrs 10 .. Uncena 1n Par ad se, 1 lO 30 P m On ,. PBS . ·Jean ne Wolf With El l Wallach Plans made for reception ON REPAIR Wo RK ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY What's- On Tele"f'lsion Sept 14-20 BY Un1ted Pren International 1Times ne EDT unless noted) COLOR TV 14-16-18-19-20-21-23-25 INCHES , Highlights of upcoming week zn TV viewing E VISIT HERE RUTLAND Recent v1s1tors of Mrs Beatnce Howeil, Rutland, were Mr and Mrs Ronald Stiles of Columbus. On Wednesday, Mrs Howe il jomed Mr- and Mrs. Fonzo Taylor of Vmton, the~r mece and her fnend of Galhpolis for a tnp to Hawk's Nest m West Vtrgm1a. 'EHI • dtes from wht~ t they consider SwA T brutal i ty , PBS fjU'esents a program ·About Chartes. lves," com poser t · JO p m . Bob Newhart ts on CBS Bob Floyd. " Baby Face" Nelson , and Emily celebrate thetr 6th John Dlll!nger want to ann1versary by helping HowArd rescue h im lhey try Features propose to Etten Dele Robertson as Purvis, Bo 10 p m Hopkins as F loyd . Sa lly K1rk On CBS. Carol Burnett . w it h land as W1lma Floyd. and Sammy Davis Lester MaddOx as Cov Burns ABC prem re res. "Malt Helm ," of Oklahoma delect•ve ser1es starring Tony Hawa l1 Ftve 0 tS on CBS Franctosa Ton ig ht. a young McGarrett, sutfenng a senous woman h1res h1m to f 1nd her teg wound lr a plane crash 1s father who owns an atrllne Hts held hoSidQe by an escaped car was bOmbed , he escaped conv1c1 and d1sappeared tu p m. 10 10 p m NBC's POliCe Wonian 1n11t!SI! PBS atrs 'Dted Young .. gates drug tycoon M1chaet II lO p m Constant1ne NBC Weekend presents ' Afrt On CBS Barnaby Jones can Sanctus ·• a BBC him about starts a new season . and Br1t1Sh com pose r Dav 1d Fan co nclude s 'The Deadly Con shawe·s a11emp1 to mcorporate sptracy He and Cannon ftnd Atncan t hemes 1nto parts of the three probabl e murders com Latm Mass The mus 1c Me used mttt(>{l by a g1ant corpora110n ( Part 1 was a1rcd Wednesday on Cannon f 11 JO p m On the Ton1ght Show. NB C. Johnny Carson 1S host to Don RICkleS CBS Late M0v1e 'T he Devtl s Daughter · Belmda Montgomery learns her deceased mother had sold her soul to the devtl when she was born and she must now marry a demon of Satan Feat ures Shel ly W1nters as L1l1th . M1SS W1nters· mute compan1on tS not credtled ABC spec1a1 ts The Under world A Por tratt 1n Power" Robert Sta ck 1S host, with M•ckey Cohen and former Attorney General Ram sey Clark 'I I I I ' �• 8 - The Da 1lySentmel • M 1ddleport -Por:-~ruJ ~rt day , :X,,t 1~ 0 POME R O Y W H u RIN I TY p1<..to S t n day c;d oo Pc-rr n Roy Mayer supt Churct s~..hoo H.trr '>Otl\. lit I' ll, 1f'l It , 9 I'> f r 1 d no•cli on o l M rlr y S k 1n c r sentor chotr re tH.'ar<:,at 1 10 p m Th ursday ' '' th Mrs Pnu t N ease drr ec to r TH E N AZARENE Un ton · and GRACE EPISCOPAL (1 ,ly lU 1\ ~H I I F I R S T \t) IJ f\ 1 1 ( 11 1 f' l 1 l q I ll HJ I 10 I l lj IV l ii[J I Pr l y 1 " cl Wr' C !J It C HURCH F GOD 01t r p,l <, t o r ">t hOOI II I 1 1 l Clyde V Hcnd e r<>on Pl'>tor Sund.:.y school Q JO il n C 11 McCiunq sup! 1 orn r q worsh p 10 10 n n vf'n tl(t SC r>..ltC£' 7 30 n SC r\/IC C Wf•dnC<;Li 'ly l ' Pr1vrr 1nd ( tO rtit r I~ rv .., , lv~111q '1 " lj) S YRACtJ~( OF l(H Mul b t rrv p ( pi 10 1,1 p 1 "" O r <, ! !1JI !I '- ndly \11 IllY 1 I 111 c t oot worsh p servtc c IC " I Youlh cllotr rehC' H S<ll Mond ~y J ..1 0 p n un\H.. r CHU~ C H I 1<;t 1 U 1 (j t Y am am POMEROY ' p "" II) ltlurc.ct.-.y I POMEROY WESTSIDE C HU R ( 1-i O F CH R 1ST II( :, l'v'.r n r r ry P11 1<- n ..._r, I 1 \ Rev H<'l rold Oun 1((1 C hur c t1 Sc n .t ccs IU 11 1 H oly corn nun ton I rc, t ' t r )y O l l tOitlh ch ur, I <,0 001 I( IU 0 I lru hp I J I C' III \i r l l I I 'ill \i I Iff.' I Q 1 Ullli l.; wo 10 I f'bl1 " ltJ Ciy I' Or<, t p f p ,J\,rd 1 tlcty I \ l:l• I !ely p t or 1ursrr 1 n r ou~.r~ f'i iiJW/\Y COMMU NilY N 011 1 1 POMEROY C HUR CH OF ( H U ~ ( H C H R I ST - T ! rr r ll ( r u rrrrq r 1( II 1I II \l <, V pa s tor n r l") L Ll uol Q t I~ ) ( I 1 11 1 ( a n war sl I.J 10 IC I r I I ll !) I 0 lll l(l I y a dull worshrp sr>r'v cc r~ncl I I IH ) I ) I I 1 1 11 1 ILJ IJ I I{ I YOUr q Pt:op k '> llf'!' I HHl lO /fl r <, l1 1) p nr Co mb n1 Cl 8 lllf' C.IU(ty II I • rl ty ll I 11 diJ II 'II 1 r (!J y I 1 p11 1 and prcly{'r rnc e rHI VV r l llLSday l 0 tJ m RU lL A NO FREEW I L L THE SAL V A l ION ARMY ~ B/\PTISl h'utJt r !u r n r Envcy R,ly .'\ {' n r ro o ft t r p 1o., t o r n t 1p <- hoo u Ill rll arqc " ur d,ry 10 11l Ul1 l l I Y VI llrfl(j .>l '/ l l Ho i nes s 1n1 e t11q 0 1 ,1 rr ! lO Wul 1 '> lly l\11\ p <, t udy Su nd ay C.c ! oo You Hr I 10 p r P eoi.Jic s Ler on p , OLD DEXTER B I BLE Thursd,ly 1 ro o Lad1 CS CHRISTIAN C H URC H - R r-v Hon1 e Le<lq u r 1 p f"r qJ Ron 1tr y 1 l '>lo r "> 1 clly c asse s Sl llOOI J 1 M Wor lY ST PAUL LU TH ERAN f r lr c s up l r n 1 1 nd1 11 C H URC H Cornu ot /'.'lor 11 wor sll p I I ~l n Sy c 'lr or e , nd >:.eco nd St :. Su• tl l y lvc n n g Sf' r/r c c 7 0 Pom e roy Thcr.:rv Wr1,)11 GRA H AM U N ITE D M1ddll SV..,lrtt1 Pasto r Sun d 'lv MET H OD I ST Pre:~ch nQ Sclroo at 9 ~ i1 n ilncl 9 JO cl 11 l 1r~l ilnCI seco (! Church '>e 1 vr res I am Suldcly<; o f el Cil mo nth lh r U nnd l ou r !11 '\und 1 y5 e.llh SJ -...RED H EART 1-iev F a tt1t r f au I l Wel t on ll Onlh wo r o:.hrp ":> lrVI CC <.~t 1 30 pa s tor Phon e ?Q'} 2R.,5 p 11 1 'll.'cd n £:sd .ty tvcn1nq s c11 Sa t u d!y Vl n nq /'\ r s 7 lO I JO Pruv cr unci B b l e Study Sunda 'I Md~ '> ' cu 1 10 a rn SEVENT H D AY AD Co nl v><.ol dl t U il\ '7 :1(1 VENT I ST Mulberry Herqht<; P m R o,t tt Pomf' r oy POMEROY F I RST BAP Pa s 1o r Gcril r d Scl o 1 S cl b TI ST - RoiJf' l l K u l11 p 'l s tor b art ">c t10o l Sup er11 t cn cferrt W 1ll1a 11 Vl.iiiSr>11 Surrdu,r R 1 1 11V t1 te ~ cr b b a ttr Se h ou l S<lll relay allcrnoorr il l ? 00 schoo l supt SunJu y ~c hool 9 30 a n BY F 6 p Tl 81b e w til worshrp ~t: ri,.I Cl IOIIOWI1(J ,)t 3 I S s tudy IA ednesday 7 p m SOU TH E RN F I RST c horr prn c i1Ce Wednesday a JO P n1 BAP TI ST 287 Mulbe rr y Ave Pomeroy at trltat ed w1lh '> B C t he R ev Bradley n " BU R LIN GHAM C H URCH -Pastor Jerry Lf'W•5 ".un duy school ? 30p m 'N 1I h worsh p 5e rv1 ce a! J 30 p m m d weeK 5erv ce T ues da y I 30 p m TH E H ILA ND CH APE L Gt orqc C 1s to p.r '>lor '-.unddy '-,\ ll OOI 9 10 r l ll (VCn nq wor s11 1p 1 JO Thur SClily t ve1 llCI prclyN sr rv 1ce 7 lO p " Racine Social Events By Mrs Francis Morris 1 he Est he r C1rc le m el Monday e vemn g, Sept 8 \Hth Mrs Edna P1 c ke ns hos tess a l her home The hvm n ' Ama zm g Grace " opened the mee tmg and devo tiOns entitled " V1s1ta lton Go Ye by Ver a Beegle Scnptrrr e, Ma tt 28 19-20 A poem " Go" was read a nd closed by readmg 'Our Prayer to Thee " Afte r a bus mess ses siOn m char ge of Gr e lla S1mp son Mr s Frances Wtlcoxen gave a book 0eport 'Another Hand on Mme " clos mg by smgmg " The Touc h of H1s Ha nd on Mme " Durmg a fellowsh1p hour, Mrs P1 ckens , ass1sted by he r daughter, Ollie Coza rt ser v ed d e lt c tou s r e fr es h eleven members m ents t o Je nn) a nd Chn s of Wes t Pa lm Beac h F lor Ida s pe n t a fe\\ days \-\J th her parents M1 a nd M1 s Fe1n Norns Mr s No rn s acco mp a m e d them home fo r a v1 s 1t She also v1s1ted her son-m-law and daughte r , Mr and M1 s Al to ( G lon a) at Al La kewo r th Flortda wh o br oug ht her ba c k hom e E n ro u te the y slo pped al Orl ando, Flonda to v1s1t he r son, Mr and Mrs Norman lUI} Noms They a lso went to D1s ney World Reedsville News Notes Mrs. L. Balderson Mrs Edna Deem un Recent v1s1tors of Mrs derwent surgery at Ve terans Bess Larkms were Mr and Memortal Hospital Mr and Mrs Ralph We bb Mrs Bert Scluimster and were m Sprm gfteld Sunday, Scotty, Mr and Mrs James guests of Mr and Mrs John Carruthers and Penny of McKmnon The y were JOtn ed Lomsvrlle and Mrs Mam1e by several other Grand Of- Buckley Mrs Earl Humphrey has fleers of the 1959 Gra nd returned home after Fam1ly vacaltomng 111 Canada She Mr and Mr s Jam es accomparued Mr and Mrs G1llespre of Chi ca g o, Ill v 1s1led Mrs G1lle s p1 e's Len Stone of Cleveland Mrs s1ster, Mrs Allee Holma n Gus Stone of Cleveland also made the lrtp and frumly recently Mrs Dale Brssell and Mr and Mrs Bqd Simpson fa m1ly from Columbus, and of Seymour, lnd s pe nt several days w1th h1s mother , Mr a nd Mrs Ely of McConnelsville vtstled wtth Mr Mrs Gre tta Stmpson Mr a nd Mr s Wtlha m and Mrs Donald Brewer and Holman and d a ughter of Tmuny , recently V1sttmg w1th the R E Tenn essee v1 s1te d h ts parents, Mr and Mrs Earl Wrlhams famrly on Tuesday Holman The1r two sons who were Mrs Dons MrUer and had spent the s ummer w1lh fam1ly of Columbus and Mrs lhe tr g r a ndpare n ts, ac- E un1ce Sprague from the Arcad1a Nursmg Home. companied them home Mrs Helen Archer VlStted Mr and Mrs Salon Butche r of Spencer , W Va spcn t a w1th Mrs Ruth Tuttle of Cheste r, Sunday couple days w1th r ela l1ves Mrs Eumce Sprague atLarr y Turl ey of "io rth Carolina spent the Labor Day tended Sunday School at the M E Church here She was weeke nd w1th Mr a nd Mrs t r a ns ported b) Dohrman Kenne th Turley Reed Mr and Mrs Bnan SimpMr and Mrs John R1ebel son and children of Baltimor e spent the weekend w1th th eir a nd famrly of Pom eroy Rd , VISited wrth Mr and Mrs D parents, Mrs Helen Simpson and Mr and Mrs Ralph C Rtebel sent fill sb Badg ley AGENfCifED Jtm Brace of Crown City V1ctor C Young Jr , s pent an evemng w1th h1s mother, Mrs Ed1son Brace. Pomeroy, has been ctted by Insurance Co , Mr and Mrs Elza Btrch T1me vtsrted Mr Cltnt Btrch and Mrlwaukee , for five years of affrhatton wtth the f1rm as an Leota Sunday rnsurance Mrs Htlda Hart of Coolville Ind e pendent spent a few days at her home r epresentative Semor V1ce Prestdent and D1rector of here Marketmg, W E Jordens, Guests of Mr and Mrs Dory Wolfe were Mr and wrote to Young that these Mrs. Martm Sehcrano and years had proved Young to be four children of Valley Crty, an exce ptronally experrenced Tune Representatrve Oljio vrstted several days Mhrtm Ptckens and s on Melvm of East Liverpool sl'i!nt the weekend and Mr arj'd Mrs Edward Wolfe and By PHIL P"STORET ---.8...-a-r'b-5- - - fa}riily of Jackson spent Show us the man who boa sts Sll~urday. a bou t be 1ng Imp a rtial a nd Mr ' and Mrs Gary Hall WE 'LL s how y01 ' ' " c case ( .sfrlrley Norri s ) and chtldre n of brgotry ' ~ L " I ~ J I I ll P•1 '> 1or T r uy I'O~TLI\NO Wo r • t 1p tn (f l y Sd1 00 1 •up! I Ut p 111 ( 1!1 1(( h <..tmo t v •o un ct ly <.c hool 9 10 ,tnl mor11 nq wo ro;,h1p ! (} lt 'dJT TON .' J o r ~ trrp I I u d)y C'IJ 1rHpii ' IJ C n 1t l nq I I IJIIY IJJHJ t y (h lll(h I Ill p 111 Pr I Y!f 11 t1 llll) chu o r !I) 1 111 Wrd n r ">d 1 y I 10 p n r 0 J. TI 4(AS T CLU '. Tl. l' MIDDLEPOR T ~ v ~ obcrf Mt 1 u Ml MOR I A H BAPT~ S T Pil ~ f o r Cornrr I ou rl h <1r1cl Mdrn D en n 1c;. Crcc qor M1dCII(pO rl f.Uv H en ry K t y A<,<.OC 1.1 t c M m1 ~ f cr lr p.l •do r 1mrll'lo l hoo l J O P PA Wo r 'i h p 1('1 am 1 10 ,, 111 11,/o.rc, Erv n Ct n c !1 <. hoot 9 am Pra ye r 1 nJ111q 1r cln r r ~ vpt Morn n q I q .Jvt tl llC''>d<1Y H fl wor'>l1rp ID 1~ 1 n LONG B O TT OM r 1 nrt J E HOVA H S WITN ESSES '> f'rv r • i .111 und<I Y I nr r y C,lrn,l h an pr e'. 1d n q t ~ 01 I 'I 11 1 r n1bl c It dy 11 '" <, It r ' undc1Y n hl f' f'vr r y ll urc,d,ly I l U p 11 I• Jur( 'I 10 cl Ill W.ltch NO RlH BE TH E L I OW l ( <, ludy IQ 10 c1 Ill ~Jor I p t I d 111 T II! '-. fl,l '( I< IJ i e S tu dy 7 10 Cll ("IQI ~ () <) Ill p 11 1 11 1ur• Ua y llllll i Si ry ALF~[O ' unOcly SChOOl '>< tuu l I W ~ p 111 scrv1cc Y 'I 11 t.iH h >U11 Ci cly n 1 r 1 rr q 8 lO p m pr il Ch nq il l II il m <.vet M I DDLEPOR T C HUR C H tl l C.1Y Pr.lyer mef'l•nq 7 11 OF C H R I ST IN C H R I STI A N p ll WNi rlf'SCily W SC 1:1 UN I ON l clw r r n cc Ma r i Py p on ll1•rcl Tue<.dity r>.Hh p l '> tor M rs Russe ll Yo u nq 111 0 n1h 1HI1, '-,r tJoo l '-.u pt '.J undty REE D SV ILL E und<I Y rl o ul 'I U 1 111 EvlnlnQ sc hoo l I 10 il 11 pr c<1C h1n 4 w r '' p JO VVcd r csduy I 10 p n ~ unct1y pray er pr l '{f f 1111 lrnq 1 30 p n llllCI nQ 7 10 p " lu es dilv MT MOR I A H C HUR C H O F C 7 30 I r sl lhur sc!'"ly GOO ~ •c n Ro u t e 1 th e f' 1c: t mon Th '~ '" .J trl•f' '> M Muncy VE R RID GE Wor ShiP p'l<,tor undcly Sc hoo 9 1~ 10 SIL 1 11 Ct1ur l h '-,choo t 9 l 1 n 1rorr 1nq worsh1p l I T UPPE R S P L A IN S 1 111 v•~ n1 1 q worsh p 1 ]() Wor'>h p J 1 m ChurLI f r1yL r rne r>lrr1q I ucs day '-,c foo 10 r n I 10 p r r YOU nl-1 pl2ople ~ K E NO , C HU RC H OF rr <l•ntJ 7 JO p rn Thur sday CH R I ST Gco r qe I r r>d Lr• <. k M IDD LEPO RT FIR S T ~ upt ' crv oce we ek l y '} 10 OAPT I ST - Cor nf'r SrK IIl and 1 nr on ~un d ay rr eac h 1nq I' llrnf'r l hp R1 v PLilr I r s t .1nd It rd Sund eys of { r 'l rldil pa sto r D an n y 111011!11 h y Ct !l o rd Sm1lh 9 JO 1 torr p su n supe rrnt e nd e n l 1 Ill l r cl,ly 'C tl OO I NM P Q Rild iO H OBSO N C HRI S TI A N proq r arn 7 1) c'l m . unday UNI O N O,lrrcll Doctdr l '> c hoo l 9 15 u rn Norn nq p1 s t or '-> unddy ~c h o o l v JO \r\IOr 'i ll p IU 1., i1 111 Yout h d 1 Leon ard G d mor c I r s t H v cs 1 u f c ll ow o:. h p to r c d cr e ... en rng sc r1J1 CC 7 JO u11 or :1nd ~c n•or hr!Jh p nr Wednesday pra ~ r r c; tuclr' 1 1t~ 6 p m Sunday llJ Cf' l 1n Q 7 10 p rr • V! n nq wor s h1 0 7 JO p 11 MT MORI /\ H C HUR C H OF ~ ~ ct wr>c k prny e r ser v ces G OO Rile n c RouTe ? Th e 'rd n esc1ny 7 l O p m R f'v Ct1ar1 e5 Hn n d ptl stor 'i u1 cl a y school 9 'r l m C HU RC H OF C HRI ST I I a 11 M1dd lc po r t 5th a n d Ma1n lltOrnr n q wor sh1 p Even tng se rv 1ce~ l uesday LLO r qc Gla7e m1nrstcr tlnd I r1day 7 JO p m J ames ~ hee1s s uperrn B EA RW A LL O W RID GE te n de nt B b l e school 9 30 Douq nor nmg w or sh p 10 30 C HUR C H O F CHRI ST •l m 1 111 " ' 1 1nos1er [1r b lc <1 Ill e>ven ng wor sh 1p 7 30 9 10 ,1 11 1l or n nQ prayer serv1cc 7 p m Wed o;, !udy worsh1p 10 10 1m f'IJen nq n esd a y WuJ 1C<,cluy MI DDL E PORT Chur c h wor <> ll riJ K p 11 Th e N a rar e n c II qt1 f'1bl f' <;IU dy fl p II Of MT OLIVE C HUR CH Rev Don Cole pas Su nday Se t ool l or Mrs Mary La t hey 1 onq norton Sunday Sc hool sup t Su n day 0 1 111 w th Willar d P1 g ot1 Eva n qe i 1St c mes sugc: sc h ool 9 30 a m morn n g sup t wo r sh p 11 a n 1 Sun day Cil Ch ". unday even1119 7 JO by C' ~Jdnq e l s i re m ee t 1n g 7 30 E l d er R u sse ll c r.n e rn n s t er p m p ray e r m ee t1ng ol H1<. Aposto t rc F a 1th ll1 b l e <.. t udy W edn es day 7 30 p rn N cdne sday 7 30 p m S TIVERSVILL E C OM THE UNI T E D PR E S B Y TERI A N MIN M UNITY CHURCH - Sun d a y 10 am IS TR Y OF MEIGS sct1001 se rv1c e COUNTY Dw.gh l L Za1J1IZ Prayer rnee t nQ Thur sda y 7 p 11 'i un day e ven rng se r v1ce Pa s tor D1rec tor HARRI S ON V ILLE ' p Ill Z ION C HUR C H OF CHRIST ">un d a y Church Sc hool 9 30 Pome r oy H arr1sonv d l e a n1 Mrs Homer Le e Sup t Ro t el M 1k. t G 1r lo n pa st o r Mornrng Wor sh rp t O 30 MIDDLEPORT Sund ay "> t even Stanl ey Sun d ay sc h oo l sup 1 Su nday sc hoo l 9 30 Chur c h Schoo 9 30 a m morn nq worshrp an d John I Fu tz Sup ! Morn 1n g u m CO nlmU1t011 10 30 am Nor st11p 10 30 even , ng youth S YRA C U S E Mo rn tng <., unday '-'•orsh p 9 am Su nday Ch r 1s t an en deavor 6 30 p m wo r sh p se r v 1ce 7 30 p rn n ur c h Sc h oo l 10 a m M rs Wed n es day even rnq pr a y er Sam o son Ha ll Su ot RUTLAND CHURCH OF llCC t n q nnd B b l e s tu d y 7 30 G OD Dav d L H f' n son p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN pa s to r 116 917 1 <; u nday CHURCH P n c G r ov e Th e n orn1 n Q wo r sh 1p 9 30 10 30 Rev W1llram M td d leswa rt h unday 50100 1 10 30 I I 30 unrlay even1nq se r vrce S P as to r Ch ur ch S e r vrce~ 9 30 p n 1 ~1m ly wor sh1p T hu r s an Sun day Sc h oo l 10 30 am BR A DBURY CHURCH OF ct ily 1 30 p m 81 bl e Sc hoo l 9 JO HA ZE L C OMMUNITY CHRI ST mo rn tn g wor Shi P 10 30 CHURCH N ear L on g a m u nr r, un day e ve n rng wors h rp E d se l Ha rt p asl or Bo tt o m servrc~ 7 p m cho r p rac l rce Sunday sc h oo l 10 a m 7 30 p m pr aye r Wednesdny 7 p m Re ... Je ff Chu r c h Ra1so n Pa s tor meet n g 7 30 p m Th u r s d ay ANTIQUITY BAPTI ST MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - T h1 rd Ave th e Rev t r ce l an d No r r rs pasl o r <.. und a y sc h oo l 10 a m Rev W ilh a m Knt t le l pas t or se r v ce 7 p m R on a ld Du gan Sun day Sc h ool Church 7 We dn esda y Brbl e Stud y Sup t Classes for a ll age s eve llll n(J serv tce 7 30 B1b l e p Ill RACINE CHURCH OF THE s tud y W ed n esa d a y 7 30 NAZARENE R ev J ohn A p m yo uth serv tces Fr tda y Coff ma n pas tor Su n da y 7 30 p m Schoo l 9 30 a m Ger a ld FREEWILL BAPTIST We l ls su pt M o r n1 n q wo r sh p Cor ner ASh an d Pl u m Mr d 10 3{) a m Sun d ay evenrn g dlepor t N oe l H e rrm a n 7 30 Prayer p a s t or Sa t u r d a y even rn g worsh 1p serv rce 7 p m Sun da y sc hool m ee lt ng We d nesd ay 7 30 p 10 am Su nda y even rn g m W a ll er P B 1k acsan p as t or worsll rp 7 g .m Ron n1e Sa l 5er Sun day sc hoo l MEIGS sup ! Sun day sc h oo l 9 30 COOPERATIVE am mornr n g w or sh p 10 40 PAR ISH <.. un day even mg w or sh p 7 30 THE UNITED We dn es d ay even n g B b l e METHODIST CHURCH sl ud y 7 30 Rob erl T Bumgarn e r DANVILLE WESLEYAN ~ Dlr ecto..Re v Le lon G l as ur e p as tor POMEROY CLUSTER \ und ay Sc hool 9 30 a m Rev Robert Hayman y o uth a nd 1unr o r yo uth ser ~ c v D Wm Syd c n sfrrcker 6 t~ p m e ... en tng CHE STER - W or shrp 9 15 v ce w ors h p 7 30 p m pr a y er cl m Chu rc h Sch ool 10 a m E NTERPRISE W or shr p an d p ra rse We d nesday 7 30 pm 9 am Ch ur c h Sc h ool 10 a m S ILVER RUN FREE FLATWOOD S Wo r s h1 p Mil es Trout II a n Chur ch Sc h ool 10 BAPTIST p a stor Sun da y Schoo l 10 a nl L e on M ill er su p t a m POMEROY W ors hiP 10 JO am Ch u r c h Sch ool 9 I S Even tn g ser ... rce 7 30 p m Pr a y er m ee t mg Th ur sd ay am UMYr 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Wo r sh p 7 30 p rn CHESTER CHURCH OF 10 a m Chu..- ch Sc hool v a m GOD--R ev Bo bby P ort er UMY F 6 30 p m p a st or Sund a y sc h oo l 9 JU MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER a nr wo r s htp se r vtce 11 R e ... Robert Bumgarne..evenmg se rv ke 7 30 HEATH Wor shrp 10 30 a m C hur c h Sc ho o l 9 30 y o u th se r v ce Wed ne sday a m 7 30 p m a 11 U MYF lpm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN R UTLANO - W o r shiP 9 I S CHURCH Te d Jones N 11 Ch ur ch Sc h oo l 10 a m pas tor Sund a y sc h oo l 9 30 UM¥ F 7pm a nr Ro y S g ma n supl SALEM CENT E R w o r ShiP 10 JO Wo r sh p 9 a m C hur c h m ornr ng <un d ay even n g se rvr ce 7 30 Sc hoo l 10 a m U MYF Thur s m 1d week se rv~e e We d day 7 p m n esd ay 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Re v R rchal""d E Jarv•s NAZARENE - R e ._. A SBURY Wor sh p 11 THE am Church Sc h o ol 9 50 H owa r d C B l ac k pa stor Bo b Moor e Sun d ay Sc h oo l Supt am w s c s 1st Tu esda y FOR ES T RUN - Wor sh p 9 Sunday Sc hoo l c l asses for all aqes 9 JO a m morn tng a m Ch u rch Sc h oo l 10 a m W \ C S Jrd Wed n esd a y 7 30 wo r shr p 10 45 N Y P SS unday 6 ?O p m ev ang elr sf c ser pm MINERSVILLE - Wo r s hr p v rce Sund a y 7 30 p m M 1d w ee k pr aye r m ee tm g W ed 10 a m Ch ur ch Sch oo l 9 am n esd a y 7 30 p m Mr ss ronary W SCS Jrd M onday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Ch u r c h m ee trng second W edn esd a y ~c ll oo l 9 30 am w or s t1rp 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON :o.er. v tce 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL Rev SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rob ert Smrlh pas tor Sund a y R e v Stev en Wilson scll o o l 9 30 a m c la ss R ev How a rd Shrvel c y l ea d e r Leo H t ll wor shrp P. E THA N Y (Do r cas ! c hur c h Vv or sh 1p 9 30 a 11 c h urch se rv ce 10 30 a m 7 JO p m sch ool 10 :10 q m EDEN UNITED CARMEL - Wo r sh o 10 15 every Sunday c h u r c h BRFTHREN IN CHURIST a m R Blak e pa s tor E ld c school 10 30 a rn Sc h ool 10 a m APPLE GROVE Sun day Su nd ay H owa rd McC o y s upt '\c hool 9 30 am wo rs h 1p 11 a m f 1r s t a n d th rd Sun days 7 30 Morn rng se rmo n Sundil y n rghl se rv1 ce5 p r11 prayer mce t rng Chr 1s tran E nd e av o r 7 30 Wednesday 7 30 p m Son g se r v 1ce B p m Fe l owsh p sup p er firs t p m Prea ch1ng 8 30 p m M1d '. a t u r dav 6 p m U M W W e e k P r ay e r me e ltng s~.:c ond Tu es d ay 7 30 p m 7 p m Ray EA ST LETART Sunday N e d n~.: s d a y sc 11oo l 9 30 a m wor sh rp , Ad am s l a y l e ader CHURCH OF JESUS second an ct fo u rth Sund a y s L oc ated at 7 10 p m p r a y er m ee tr n g , CHRIST Ru t l an d on N e w L ma Roa d Vlednesday 7 30 p m u "-' W f 1r s t Wedn esd ay 7 30 n ext t o For es t Acre Park R ev R a y Rou se pa s tor pm Rob ert M u sser Sunday School WESLEYAN CRacrne) Sun day sc h ool 10 30 , sup t Sunday sc h oo l 10 a m a m wo r sh tp 7 30 p m Brbl e worsh p 1 1 a m B rb l e s tudy stu d y We d nesd a y 7 30 p m T hurs day 7 p m c ho1r 'a t ur d a y nrghl p r a yer ser prac t ce T h ur sd ay 8 p m VI Ce 7 10 p m 1 e towsh p suppe r f1 r s t HEMLOCK GROVE Wf' dn e s d ay 6 30 p m CHRISTIAN ·- Roger Watson U M w fo ur t h Mon d a y 8 p m pa sto r Ra y W h ale y supt G REAT BEND Wo r sh p Mo rn rng wo r sh1 p 9 30 a m II a nr 2nd an d dl h Sun d ays Ch ur ch sc hool 10 30 a m Church Sch oo l 10 a m yo un g p eopl e s m ee trng 6 30 LET ART FALLS - Wor evenm g wor shrp 7 30 sh rp 10 an Chu r c h schoo l 9 p n 1 p n 1 ll1bl e Stu d y W('dnesday a n B rb lc study 7 30 p m 7 30 p 111 f'IJery l UCSd<lY - MT UNION BAPTIST MORNING STAR -- Wor Cec rl Co )l pa s lor shtp 9 30 am Ch ur ch ~cho ol Rev Sun d ay Sc hool s upt Joe 10 30n m M rd Wee k ::. erv rce ay r c Sunda y sc hool 9 45 We dn esd ay A p rn a n1 Sund a y ev en1n g wor MOf.IS r_ C HAPEL If) o r t ,, t 1 r lc, t an d Jrd Sh i p 7 30 We d neSd <ly pr a y er un ci 1 y ~ ( t • tr c hool " nn d B1 b le stu d y 7 JO p m P <' fl C(' r Zw ll1 n (J PO M Re v 1'1 ' o.. 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Sunday sc hool 9 10 am Mor nr ng wo r <; l11p 10 JO am e ... enmg worst1 p 1 ]0 p m Wed 11 es da'r' Chr s t an Youth C ru s ad e 6 JO p m C t10 1r prilclr ce Thu r sday 1 p rn DE X TER C HURCH OF C HRIST Cha rl es Russ ell r m n1 SII'r Norman C Wil l <,up t ~ unrt'ly Sc hoo 9 JO wor st1 p se r v ce 10 JO 1 n 1 r 1-'. bl e st udy Tuesday 1 30 p n RE O R GA NIZ E D C HURCH OF J ES U S CHRI ST OF L A TTER DAY SAINTS P o rTland Rae ne Road Wlii1<H11 Roush pas 1or Denny Evano:. Sunday Sch ool fl1r ec tor "> unday Sc hool 9 30 a n 1 Mo r nrnq wo r SI11p 10 JO cl 111 Sunday even1ng ser~Jrce 7 p nr 1/1. ednesd a y even ng p r ay er serv rces 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Ear I Sh u l er pas t o r Rcv IJIJorslu p serv ce 9 30 a m <., un day schoo l 10 30 a n B ble stu d y a nd p r a yer se r v 1c e Th ur sd ay 7 JO p m CARLETON CHURCH K rngs b ur y Ro ad G a r y K mg p astor Sun day sc h oo l 9 30 a m even rng wors h rp 7 JO p m Pr a yer mee trn g Wed n esday 7 JO p m l I fiJ. T LONG T~ Daily Sentmel , Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Fr1d Se ' • ay , pt 12, 1975 DICK TRACY fi.LLS 8 oo-5a ntord & Son 3 4, IS , Mob ile One 6,13. Mash TIUMI( SAFET'f ... 6 3(f- NB C News 3 4, 15 AB C News 13 Andy Grolf lt h 6 C BS N e w s 8,10 B us tness JJ 3 To T e ll t he T ru th 4 Bowli ng fo r Dollars 6 lawt ence W e lk 8 Avr at 1o n W ea ther 20 33 News tO D o n A d ams Screen T est 13 , T o Be Anl"'o unc ed 15 7 3o-P o rte r W a goner 3, Bobb y Vrnt o n 4 N ew Ca ndid Camera 6 E ve n 1ng Ed1fton wit h M a rtm Agrons k y ...Think Sunday TA KES FAI'l /.E!>5 ENERGY TO MO VE A VEHI CLE TH ROU 6H THE AoR. THAN ALO I'J "' THE £!,\,AlES ' A OIIE•FIIIIIIIILY 81../NIP! .. I 612: 0U ~Dl CAN SEE J U~T 0'-IE PROBlEM ' MArTEr< OF FACT HOW DO '/Or.J FIT IT t'-ITO A THAT PROBLEM I? G ARA G E'" ALREADY ,;;<)lV EDAS YOU RE ABOUT TO S EE! I'M PL~D liJtn1 flEA[) W!.0.5, C*. B.l.S'Slm", IJJHAT SHOI.t-D I TAKE FOR ltlt;M 7 Monday ..___WA _ _:r__ ~ Tenn essee r eader wants to know what yo u respond to Pass Pass pa r tn e r s on e c lub op e nmg Opemng lead - Q • With L__ _ __ _ _ _ ____.i 4J87 65 • A Q1087 .Q2 By Oswald & James Jacob) "' 4 h h The an swe r 1s t a t t e cor Here IS a really tough hand r ee l r espo nse IS one s pade With from an all expert game South two ftve-eard su1 ts that can be plays a low spade from dummy bid a t the sam e level b1d the If Ea s t fall s to overtake h1s hlghe r one fir s t Remember partner s queen a nd sh1lt to a tha t your ace-queen o f hearts d1amond declarer Will r omp Will be va lu abl e at a spade conho me At leas t declarer Wllltrac t work out a w1nmng line of pla y If the spade 1s duc ked he wms (Do yo u have a ques fl on for the next s pade ruffs out the the Jaco ~ ys? Wrrte As k th e la sltwospades runs olfallhr sJaco 'J ys ca r e of i h t s trumps and works the proper ne ws p aper The most rn end play aga1n sl We st teres lrn g qu es tr o n s wrll be lf East hops up w1th the kmg us e d tn t h iS c olumn and as he should but shifts to a wn te rs wt/1 rece iVe co p1es o f club South rtses w1th the ace IA CO BY M ODERN ) ruffs OUt Spad es draWS tWO • NI- V. SPI\I'EH ENTF H PHIS~ A:-.SN I 6 H-10 6 t-2 COUlD WE lOSE ~rM? NO PLACE FOR HIM TO <10- W1th the hope tt will, In some measure, foster and help sustain that wh1ch ts good 1n family and communtty ltfe, this feature ts sponsored by the business ftrms and organizations whose names appear below. HEINER'S BAKERY MIDWAY MARKET Pomeroy Ph 992-2582 Mason , Ph 773 5721 BOB'S MARKET I' ' - I ' I DUDLEY'S WAID CROSS SONS STORE r THINK YOU ..JUST SET THE ENTER TAINMENT INDUSTRY BACK ABOUT 'T'A--~ tOO YEARS, ALLE Y' WE HAVE A. RE.o-L TREII.T, FOLKS' MY PARTNER, A~LEY OOP. IS GOING W ENTERTAIN US WITH A LITTL~ SiNGlNG' TOt.ltG~T ~-~ REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES We Fill 992 2955 _Ph . 992 5130 All " hon, e g 2 Symbol of 13 Cap's Chnstiamty partner 3 Why• ~~~14 rtpped Not ( 3 wds) 0:: 4 Coal 15 Powdered ::!!..::~.::!!.::!--..:....::1-"c:::.~.w lava measure 5 Bottles ror 16 Espoused wooden parl vmegar, o1l, ( d1al ) etc Thet.~ doh't make Srlk and 6 Angular rope It ke thel.l gold rabrtc scnpt Family 7 Consume member 8 The D A., at Hurl times ( 2 wds ) ......_~'" Quadra9 Female gesuna role _L::'?'C!!J~ 2~ Walltmg r.---r.--r;--r.rstick THE AT t 24 Coburg's partner .,;;.~ 25 Jetty, quay ""' 26 Synan City Doctors Prescnptlons Pomeroy -- SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT W Osborne Pomeroy Ph 992·2178 Louts Ph 992 3486 220 E Mam Pomeroy . us'ta' - K&C JEWELERS BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90 Bread Moddleporl Ph 992 3030 Keepsake D1amond R rngs Ph 992 3785 l' RUTH'S MARKET MARK V STORE (Formerly Sadte' s Market) Syracuse • Moddleport , Ohro Ph 992·3986 " .• MEIGS TIRE CENTER •' RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING ' ' 700 E Mam Pomeroy Dlal992 2101 "Her I" Dealer Ph. 949 5961 Thtrd Sl I, McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE RACINE FOOD MARKET F rne Food & Servtce Middleport Locust St Racme Doal992-5248 The Store wtth A Heart Ph 949 3342 I I! 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SlLAS··THAR'S A DADBURN WORM IN THIS HERE APPLE 11 LET ME HAVE IT , LOWEE"ZV Movie " The Commancheros" 6 . WOWK TV Parade 13, Family al War 33 3 3(f-Marshall Football 75 3 F1r10g Ltne 33 In the Know 10 Lawren ce Welk 15 Tr easure Hunt 3 Lasl of Jo-- {i!li187G XlDI Featwa Srndlcale, Inc: ) "''''I' Newsmaker ' 7S 13, the Wild 10 Wild Kongdom 13 a oo-E mergency 3 4 IS Muhammad All 6 13 Jel te rsons 8 10 Philadelphia Folk Festival 33 8 3<f-Doc 8,1 0 9 oo--Mov1 e ' The Last of Sheila" 3,4 ,15 SWAT 613 Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, No Honestly 33 9 3<f-Bob Newhart 8,10 Session 33 10 O<f-Carol Burnell 8,10 Handtuls of Ashes 33 10 3<f-Shakers 33 11 O<f-ABC News 6 News 810,13 , Janka l 33 11 15-- Beauty Pageant 6 11 25--News 3,4, Don Kirshner ' s Rock Concert 15 11 30-Don K1rshner s Rock Concert 8 Woody Hayes Football 10, Movie House of Horrors 13 11 55--Movie 'The Appaloosa" 3 Movie Madigan" 4 12 OO- Mov1e Lovrng ' 10 12 45- Don Ktr shne r s Rock C on c ert 6 oo--M ovr e ' Th e I n v rstbl e R a y 13 2 OI).-M ovt e Th e L tvely Set ' 4 Movr e ' Hurry Sun dow n" 10 4 oo-Mov te Ntghtm a r e' 4 Mov re ' The Quare r 10 CK You re ca rr ymg a grud ge b ut you wont u nl oad rt wh en y o u t1ave a cha nce !h o u g h y ou re us u all y not t1mtd b y n ature SAG ITT ARtUS !Nov 23-0ec:. You have a lot of l11tl e b rtght 1deas to d ay but 11 1sn t IrK e ly you II lake the necess ary steps to tur n them 1nto reality 21) Don 1 assu m e ever yo ne Will s hare e)( p enses e qually 1t you r e out w rth l r rend s today Yo u could get the heavy e nd of th e tab TAURUS (Aprol 20-May 201 CAPRICORN (Dec Don t try to save a fe w penn1es while letting dollars Sli p a w ay A na lyze wha t t hat b arga n w rl l cos t 1n t he long r un 19) You r course o f ac t 1on IS clear cut today Unfo rt u nat ely to o many wtll In terf ere a nd k eep you from reachtng your goals Yo u II be anx to u s t o g e t everyone toge t he r to d ay b u t aft e r t he c r owd has gcft hered you II wonde r w t1y you went to all t he tr oub le CANCER (June 21 July 221 In debate you tend to ta k yoursel f out too ear ly Try sav1ng some of your strongest pomts for the proper open 1ng LEO (July 23 -Aug 22) Seek out a t e nt you II hall t c o-worke r who tS persrs today Unless you do lea ve a lot o f proJec t s n 1sh ed VIRGO !Aug 23-Sept 221 Yo u ar e suscep t bl e to fas t talk ng sa lesma n types today Don t make an y d ea ls un t1l you sleep on t hem NE XHEG XEHVB Yesterday's Cryploquote: A PHYSICIAN WHO TREATS HIMSELF HAS A FOOL FOR A PATIENT. - WILLIAM LIBRA (Sept Ph 992-3863 Chester, Oh1o The Finest m Mobile Homes 1100 E Matn Pomeroy Ph. 992 7034 WILKINSON'S how to work It: AXYDLB""XR LONGFELLOW HGG GAUL'S MARKET J oo-Bonanza 4 GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) Moddleporl, Ohoo PoJ"eroy American Outdoorsman 15 Other Places 13 2 oo-N F L Action 75 4 Baseball Warm Up 15, Vlewpotnl8 Urban League 10 Bit Dance Outdoors 13 F1lm 33 2 15-- Basebatl IS 2 3<f- FBI 3 Probe The World Around Us 4, FISherman 6 Movi e " Boeing Boeing 8 Movie The Courl Jester ' 10, 1974 College All America Football Team 13 Valiant Years 33 ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) CK Second USA 4 IS Fat Albert 8.10 t 01)-11 Takes a Thlel4 Children ' s Fttm Festival 8,10, Speaking with Your Hands 15, Commanders 33 1 3(}- 1t Takes a Thi ef 3. Soul Train 6. Other People, For Saturday, Sepl 13, 1975 CJM ' Amer i can Bandstand 6,\3 , Go 12 JI)-Soul Tra l n 3 SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov. 22) 30 Go acourtmg 31 Wrath 32 lrtsh rebel group 34 Habituated 36 Extra, _ __, ordlnary M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER 296W Rogers 20 Bugs Bu nny & Fr iends 10 oo--Secret Lives ol Wa ldo Kitty 3,4, IS, Lost Saucer 13 Big Blue Marbl e 6 Scooby Doo 8 10 10 QO.- La nd ot the Lost 3 4.1 5 Advent ures of Gilligan t 3 Hot Dog 6 Shazam 8, 10, E lee Co 20 10 3<f- Run Joe Run 3 4 15 Unc le Croc' s Block 6 13, Mtster Rogers 20 1t oo--R eturn to the Planet of the Apes 3 4, tS Space Nuts 8 10 Sesame Sl 20 11 3(f-Weslwond 3, 4 15 Oddball Couple 6,13 Ghost Bustters 8 tO 12 O<f-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4.15 . Speed Buggy 6,13, Valley of the Dmosaurs 8, 10, Mister Rogers 20 9 ,. Berntce Bede Osol BETTER 1HAN ~AT. I DREAMT IWA& STRANDED ON A TROPICAL l&lAND Meogs County Branch Molldleport, Ohoo 8 JG-S 1gmund & the Sea Monsters 3 4 15, Tom & erry Gra pe p e 6 13 . Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8 Mlster AstraGraph- CRYPTOQUOTE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. St 20 8 ()(}- Em e rgency Pl us 4 3 4 Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pe bbles & Bamm Bam m 8 10 but you rack luster w hen 1t co m es to se1t1ng an e;t~;a m p le ~~er 111 Court Sl F arm Front 4, Dusty' s Tr eehouse 8 , Man from t..O SI 10 K org 13 Sesame Fellow DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's Pomeroy, Ohto tHE DAILY SENTINEL Yesterday's Answer 10 Tubb of 26 Convert Grand Ole to Opry stone 28 M1chel16 Saptent angelo 19 Thelontous statue 29 Area of 22 Dalat confltcl 23 Ctrcles 33 La-d1-da around the 35 Smash sun mto 24 Sens1ble 36 Wtthout a 25 Make use mate o! (2wds) w1ld dog Middleport · Doal992 3284 Alo et d 13 7 Jo-- B u llwt n kl e 3 .Je t sons 6 7 ~~-l~~~~~~~·;~~_l~~=:lj~-J~Japanese ' GOEGLEIN READY MIX POWELL'S SUPER VAW R e p o rt 3 Edd te Saunder s 6 Treeho u s e C l u b 8 U S Farm R e port 10 K entuc ky s 45--Mak lng Th ings Work 33 6 oo--N ews 6,8 10 God Has the Answer 15. Catch 33 33 6 3<f-NBC New s 3,15 ABC News 13 . News 4 6, Rhoda B CB S News 10 Ltllas Yoga & You 33 7 QO.-World at War 3 Lawrence Welk 4, Hee Haw 6,8 person '' Ph 949-9591 Racme Ph 949·3151 Club 10 7 CO - Sa t u rd ay ,.!o~~~~.,...~~-:-:'~-:'::::-~-r;:...-:::-:=~===-::::-:::::-:=:::'"'\-;""7~:-::~=:::-:::::--:-::::-,-----, 2'7 K1ller MAMMY~rOtJE 6TE'P CLOSER., MEBBE THAT whale ' RArS T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT tENTER Rac1ne ' I' • •' 6 QO-Su mme ..- Semest e r 10 D e bates f or the 70s IJ 6 jo-Funfor Ever y one6 T V C lassroom a Treehouse 5 JO-E rr c a JJ "CROSS 38 Fender I Ktlt miShap wearer 39 Cossack 5 Nativrty leader f1gurmes 40 Cart 11 R1ve~ past DOWN Florence 1 " The Forsyte ..-..;J-,N\i.Jl.ill'• '~ 12 An angry SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Pomeroy 107 Sycamore St Middleport, 0 Galltpolts, 0 59 N Second 51 46 Court 51 SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 13, 1975 • ()(}- Ba seball 3 4 Making Things Grow 33 4 3<f-Sports Spectacular 8 10, Let's Grow a Garden 33 5 01)-Wode World of Sports 6 12 13 , Wrestling IS Romagnotls' Table 33 by THOMAS JOSEPH Two Locat1ons Grocene s & General Merchand1se Ph 949 5772 Racme 4¥ ~~IJIIVHIIt' OOP Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgtor , W Va Soulh 1¥ Saturday '* I TunO[h) l Convement Locattons E as t Dbl e Pass II Cor1nth1ans FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS wh er e tha t 10 of club s could develop mto a tnck lhal he JUSt had to lea d the d1amond Nor th Sou th vu l nera bl e \\est Scri p tu res se lec l ed b) The Ame nc an Bi b le Soc•el) w~dnc.:sda y Tutsdav 10 1 3o-W1 de W o rld Spec ral 6, N ews 13 2 Jo-M ovte Bu llet fo r a Badm a n 4 4 oo-M ov 1e I Saw What You Dtd 4 5 Jo-Mov 1e-. T he R rd e Bac k ' 4 were so many combmat10ns A AQ BU1 HOW o~ult~ rono mv Pomeroy t I ()(}- News 3 4 8 10,1 5 A BC Ne ws 33 11 JI).-.Johnn y Ca r son 3 4 15 N ews 6 13 Mo vie H e ll s A nge l s on W heel s 8 M o vte T a l es at T error" 10 12 0(}-Wtde W o rl d Spec1a l 13, Sa mmy & Company 6 1 oo-M 1dn tgh t Spec1al 3, 4 15 M ovi e Flight lo M a r s' East delivers old 1-2 punch SORRY I\8CXJT' SUNOAYI Copy1 ght 197!1 KeJS1 ef AdYfHt 51n g Se1v1ce Inc Slla:!lbu rg Vtrg•n a 212 E Mam St, 33 WIN AT BRIDGE ¥ A K t098 4 3 t K7 Boys and g1rls approachIng maturity deserve the sprntual protection wh1ch Chnst1an education proVIdes Whenever you approach a school crosstng, slow downt But, JUSt don t think safety- thtnk We can 1 m1ss them - these s1gns along the 1ntersect1ons of our streets They protect our school children from phys1cal harm We see the s1gn and slow down Most of us are deeply concerned and about the safety of our youngsters these s1gns can be a remtnder of a further obligation our soctety has to 1ts youth There are dangers 1n life for whtch only rehg1ous tram1ng and faith can prepare us 100 E Mam lnt ern atronal C hor us Compe t 1t 1on 20 Thm Edge JJ N ews 20 P a ul Nuchl m s 10 oo-Po l 1ce W om a n 3,4 15 . - - - - - - - - - - - - , roun ds ol tru m ps leads hr s 12 queen of cl ubs a nd West IS NOR Til A A 53 2 ca ught m a n ea rly e nd pl ay ., Q J 5 l n th e ac tu a l play East d1d • 10 3 put up hr s k1ng of spad es d1d • 10 7 3 2 sh1f t to a dt am o nd and was WEST E AST r e wa rd ed by sconn g 100 we ll A QJ 9 A K 10 6 4 ea rned pmnts ¥ 62 ¥ 7 Why d1d he lead the d1a mond • t AQ 15 t 98642 He cxpla med a t le ngth tha t 11 "'KJ 95 "' 8 64 was the presence of the rou r SOUTH IDI clubs to the 10 m the dummy • 87 He pomted out that the re BORN WSER HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH R ev P au l N ev li e pa s t or c unday Sch o o l 9 30 am Morn n g se rv ce 10 JO a m youl h ser~Jrce 6 4S p m Ev ange i •S I IC serv 1ce 7 30 p m P r a y er m ee t 1ng Thu rs d a y 7 JO p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MI SS ION at Bil d Knob Re v E J Gr1 ll 1111 su pl ot c h u r c h Rev L R G l u esencam p pas tor Roger W tllfr ed Sr £ unday Sr h oo l su pt Sun d a y school q 30 am praye r meet1 n g T uesday 7 30 p m you th mee l rn q 6 p m Sun d ay l ead ers A d a Van Meter an d G r e ll a Suttl e Sund a y eve nmg wors h rp 7 p m thro ug h wrntc r mont hs MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE \J-NITED BRETHREN IN CtiRIST R e v James H Le ac'h pa st or Su nd ay s chool 9 30 a m Ru sse l l Spencer s up t Wor sh iP serY tce 10 45 a m E~Je n r n g w ors hr p alt ernat rn g w rt h C E a t 7 JO p m on Sund ay Praye r m ee lrng 7 30 p m We dn esd ay A lfr e d Wo lfe l ay lea de r WHITES CHAPEL C o o l v1 ll e R D R "' v R oy Deete r pas to r Sun d3y sc h oo l 9 30 il 11 worsh rp se rvr ce 10 30 a rn B 1bl e s t u dy an d p r ay er ser v ce Wed nes da y 7 30 o m RUTLAND RUILAND CHURCH OF C~RIST Ro d Ka s l e r pa s tor V H B ral ey Sun day sc h ool su p t Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m w or sh 1p serv1 ce a nd c omm un on 10 30 am yo u t h mee l1n g 6 p m Sun day e ... enrng se r ... ce 7 r eg ul ar bo a rd m ee ltn g lh1 r d Sa tu r da y 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH -S unday Scho ol 9 30 a m Wor sh p se r vtce 11 a m We dn eas d y pra ye r mcet rng 7 30 p m Su nday n ghl wor sh rp 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D G r1mm Jr pa s tor Su n d ay school 9 30 a m wo r sh1p serv 1ce 10 30 am bro a d ca st lrve over WMPO young p eopl es se rv c e 6 45 ev a n ge 1t st1 C ser ... rc e 7 30 p m P r ay er m ee tmg W edn es day 7 JO p m M 1ss 1onary m eet rng 7 30 p m trr s t We d nesday o f mon t h MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAPTIST :_ Secon d a n d Pom e roy St s St an Cra tg pa st or Sun d a y sc h oo l 9 15 a m wo rs hr p se r v tce 11 am tr ar nr n g 6 30 p m ev en rn g un ron 7 30 p m w or shr p se rv 1ce M rd wee k pray er se r v rce We dn esday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Bo x 487 M1l l er St Ma son W Va Sunday Brbl e Study 10 a m WorshiP II a rn and 7 p m B1bl e Study W e dn es day 7 p m Vocal mu src FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - Co r n er of Second and An de r son M aso n Pa stor W all er Cloud Sun day schoo l 9 .tS a m wor shrp se r v1ce 11 a m and 7 JO p m W ee kl y B rb le st ud y We dn esda y 7 30 p m MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD D ud d rrl g Lan e M ason W Va C h es t e r T e nnant Pa stor Sunday School 9 45 a m Chtldren s Church 6 45 p m Y oung Peoples Serv 1ce 6 45 p m Evang e lrstrc Se rv 1c e 7 30 p m Women s MI SSIOnary Council 10 a m trr s t a nd lh1rd Tu es d a y s Pray e r a nd B rble Study W edn esday 1 30 p m oo- T ruth or Cons 20 $25 000 Pyr a mtd tO Pop Goes lhe Count r y 15 OB VfO U,;;L..V IT CHRISTIAN Br uc e Smtih pa s tor Wi! ll a ce Dam ew ood Sup t B 1bl e Sc h oo l 9 30 a m Pre a ch m g serv tce 10 45 a m N o eve nm g se r v rce 8 3(f-C h oco & the Man 3.4 15 Wall Street Week 20,33 9 ()(}-Rock f ord F lies 3 .4 15 Mov ie Diamonds Are For e v e r ' 6 13 Ha wa ii F ive 0 8, 10, Swee t Adellnes Specral E d uc atton 33 7 W as h i n g t o n W eek m R evi e w 20,JJ 8, 10 6 01)- News 3 4,8, 10 13 t S ABC News 6 Sesam e St 20 , BOTTOM CHRIST 1n Chrr st a n Un 10n Th e Rev W rlll am Campbe ll p as to r Sunda y Sch oo l 9 30 am J a m es Hug hes supt ev entng se rv1 ce 7 30 p m We dn esday ev enrng prayer meet 1ng 7 30 p m Youth pray er serv rce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Le tart W Va Rt 1 Rey G eo rge Hoschar p as to r Sunday School 9 10 a m Pray rr and B1ble study 1 10 p m Cottage Prayer >er vt ce T u~s d a y 10 a m Worshrp '• r.v••" Th u r-s day ~ 7 30 p !l B lac k P e r sp ec t i ve on the N e w s JJ FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1975 23-0cl 23) You r e ver y good a! g vtng l am •ty membe r s orders today 22 -Jon AQUARIUS tJan 20 -Feb 19) T h o u g h yo u know exac tly what you d p re fe r 10 d o a st ro nQer per s ona lty wrl l over r 1de yo u tf yo u d on t have t he guts to speak up PISCES (Fob 20-Morch 20] It wo ul d be a mrstake to re ly too heav l y upon o thers to da y Even rf !hey were to h el p the1 r ell orts w o uld be half he arted A Your VBirthday Sopl 13, 1975 Keep a wea t her eye out thrs year for an op p o rtu n tty that may come f r o m a d1stan t source St ay rn !o uc h w1 t h contacts 1n o th er states ir"'EWSPAPER ENTERPR ISE ASSN THEN A6A.IN, IT MA'< NOT! I �• 8 - The Da 1lySentmel • M 1ddleport -Por:-~ruJ ~rt day , :X,,t 1~ 0 POME R O Y W H u RIN I TY p1<..to S t n day c;d oo Pc-rr n Roy Mayer supt Churct s~..hoo H.trr '>Otl\. lit I' ll, 1f'l It , 9 I'> f r 1 d no•cli on o l M rlr y S k 1n c r sentor chotr re tH.'ar<:,at 1 10 p m Th ursday ' '' th Mrs Pnu t N ease drr ec to r TH E N AZARENE Un ton · and GRACE EPISCOPAL (1 ,ly lU 1\ ~H I I F I R S T \t) IJ f\ 1 1 ( 11 1 f' l 1 l q I ll HJ I 10 I l lj IV l ii[J I Pr l y 1 " cl Wr' C !J It C HURCH F GOD 01t r p,l <, t o r ">t hOOI II I 1 1 l Clyde V Hcnd e r<>on Pl'>tor Sund.:.y school Q JO il n C 11 McCiunq sup! 1 orn r q worsh p 10 10 n n vf'n tl(t SC r>..ltC£' 7 30 n SC r\/IC C Wf•dnC<;Li 'ly l ' Pr1vrr 1nd ( tO rtit r I~ rv .., , lv~111q '1 " lj) S YRACtJ~( OF l(H Mul b t rrv p ( pi 10 1,1 p 1 "" O r <, ! !1JI !I '- ndly \11 IllY 1 I 111 c t oot worsh p servtc c IC " I Youlh cllotr rehC' H S<ll Mond ~y J ..1 0 p n un\H.. r CHU~ C H I 1<;t 1 U 1 (j t Y am am POMEROY ' p "" II) ltlurc.ct.-.y I POMEROY WESTSIDE C HU R ( 1-i O F CH R 1ST II( :, l'v'.r n r r ry P11 1<- n ..._r, I 1 \ Rev H<'l rold Oun 1((1 C hur c t1 Sc n .t ccs IU 11 1 H oly corn nun ton I rc, t ' t r )y O l l tOitlh ch ur, I <,0 001 I( IU 0 I lru hp I J I C' III \i r l l I I 'ill \i I Iff.' I Q 1 Ullli l.; wo 10 I f'bl1 " ltJ Ciy I' Or<, t p f p ,J\,rd 1 tlcty I \ l:l• I !ely p t or 1ursrr 1 n r ou~.r~ f'i iiJW/\Y COMMU NilY N 011 1 1 POMEROY C HUR CH OF ( H U ~ ( H C H R I ST - T ! rr r ll ( r u rrrrq r 1( II 1I II \l <, V pa s tor n r l") L Ll uol Q t I~ ) ( I 1 11 1 ( a n war sl I.J 10 IC I r I I ll !) I 0 lll l(l I y a dull worshrp sr>r'v cc r~ncl I I IH ) I ) I I 1 1 11 1 ILJ IJ I I{ I YOUr q Pt:op k '> llf'!' I HHl lO /fl r <, l1 1) p nr Co mb n1 Cl 8 lllf' C.IU(ty II I • rl ty ll I 11 diJ II 'II 1 r (!J y I 1 p11 1 and prcly{'r rnc e rHI VV r l llLSday l 0 tJ m RU lL A NO FREEW I L L THE SAL V A l ION ARMY ~ B/\PTISl h'utJt r !u r n r Envcy R,ly .'\ {' n r ro o ft t r p 1o., t o r n t 1p <- hoo u Ill rll arqc " ur d,ry 10 11l Ul1 l l I Y VI llrfl(j .>l '/ l l Ho i nes s 1n1 e t11q 0 1 ,1 rr ! lO Wul 1 '> lly l\11\ p <, t udy Su nd ay C.c ! oo You Hr I 10 p r P eoi.Jic s Ler on p , OLD DEXTER B I BLE Thursd,ly 1 ro o Lad1 CS CHRISTIAN C H URC H - R r-v Hon1 e Le<lq u r 1 p f"r qJ Ron 1tr y 1 l '>lo r "> 1 clly c asse s Sl llOOI J 1 M Wor lY ST PAUL LU TH ERAN f r lr c s up l r n 1 1 nd1 11 C H URC H Cornu ot /'.'lor 11 wor sll p I I ~l n Sy c 'lr or e , nd >:.eco nd St :. Su• tl l y lvc n n g Sf' r/r c c 7 0 Pom e roy Thcr.:rv Wr1,)11 GRA H AM U N ITE D M1ddll SV..,lrtt1 Pasto r Sun d 'lv MET H OD I ST Pre:~ch nQ Sclroo at 9 ~ i1 n ilncl 9 JO cl 11 l 1r~l ilnCI seco (! Church '>e 1 vr res I am Suldcly<; o f el Cil mo nth lh r U nnd l ou r !11 '\und 1 y5 e.llh SJ -...RED H EART 1-iev F a tt1t r f au I l Wel t on ll Onlh wo r o:.hrp ":> lrVI CC <.~t 1 30 pa s tor Phon e ?Q'} 2R.,5 p 11 1 'll.'cd n £:sd .ty tvcn1nq s c11 Sa t u d!y Vl n nq /'\ r s 7 lO I JO Pruv cr unci B b l e Study Sunda 'I Md~ '> ' cu 1 10 a rn SEVENT H D AY AD Co nl v><.ol dl t U il\ '7 :1(1 VENT I ST Mulberry Herqht<; P m R o,t tt Pomf' r oy POMEROY F I RST BAP Pa s 1o r Gcril r d Scl o 1 S cl b TI ST - RoiJf' l l K u l11 p 'l s tor b art ">c t10o l Sup er11 t cn cferrt W 1ll1a 11 Vl.iiiSr>11 Surrdu,r R 1 1 11V t1 te ~ cr b b a ttr Se h ou l S<lll relay allcrnoorr il l ? 00 schoo l supt SunJu y ~c hool 9 30 a n BY F 6 p Tl 81b e w til worshrp ~t: ri,.I Cl IOIIOWI1(J ,)t 3 I S s tudy IA ednesday 7 p m SOU TH E RN F I RST c horr prn c i1Ce Wednesday a JO P n1 BAP TI ST 287 Mulbe rr y Ave Pomeroy at trltat ed w1lh '> B C t he R ev Bradley n " BU R LIN GHAM C H URCH -Pastor Jerry Lf'W•5 ".un duy school ? 30p m 'N 1I h worsh p 5e rv1 ce a! J 30 p m m d weeK 5erv ce T ues da y I 30 p m TH E H ILA ND CH APE L Gt orqc C 1s to p.r '>lor '-.unddy '-,\ ll OOI 9 10 r l ll (VCn nq wor s11 1p 1 JO Thur SClily t ve1 llCI prclyN sr rv 1ce 7 lO p " Racine Social Events By Mrs Francis Morris 1 he Est he r C1rc le m el Monday e vemn g, Sept 8 \Hth Mrs Edna P1 c ke ns hos tess a l her home The hvm n ' Ama zm g Grace " opened the mee tmg and devo tiOns entitled " V1s1ta lton Go Ye by Ver a Beegle Scnptrrr e, Ma tt 28 19-20 A poem " Go" was read a nd closed by readmg 'Our Prayer to Thee " Afte r a bus mess ses siOn m char ge of Gr e lla S1mp son Mr s Frances Wtlcoxen gave a book 0eport 'Another Hand on Mme " clos mg by smgmg " The Touc h of H1s Ha nd on Mme " Durmg a fellowsh1p hour, Mrs P1 ckens , ass1sted by he r daughter, Ollie Coza rt ser v ed d e lt c tou s r e fr es h eleven members m ents t o Je nn) a nd Chn s of Wes t Pa lm Beac h F lor Ida s pe n t a fe\\ days \-\J th her parents M1 a nd M1 s Fe1n Norns Mr s No rn s acco mp a m e d them home fo r a v1 s 1t She also v1s1ted her son-m-law and daughte r , Mr and M1 s Al to ( G lon a) at Al La kewo r th Flortda wh o br oug ht her ba c k hom e E n ro u te the y slo pped al Orl ando, Flonda to v1s1t he r son, Mr and Mrs Norman lUI} Noms They a lso went to D1s ney World Reedsville News Notes Mrs. L. Balderson Mrs Edna Deem un Recent v1s1tors of Mrs derwent surgery at Ve terans Bess Larkms were Mr and Memortal Hospital Mr and Mrs Ralph We bb Mrs Bert Scluimster and were m Sprm gfteld Sunday, Scotty, Mr and Mrs James guests of Mr and Mrs John Carruthers and Penny of McKmnon The y were JOtn ed Lomsvrlle and Mrs Mam1e by several other Grand Of- Buckley Mrs Earl Humphrey has fleers of the 1959 Gra nd returned home after Fam1ly vacaltomng 111 Canada She Mr and Mr s Jam es accomparued Mr and Mrs G1llespre of Chi ca g o, Ill v 1s1led Mrs G1lle s p1 e's Len Stone of Cleveland Mrs s1ster, Mrs Allee Holma n Gus Stone of Cleveland also made the lrtp and frumly recently Mrs Dale Brssell and Mr and Mrs Bqd Simpson fa m1ly from Columbus, and of Seymour, lnd s pe nt several days w1th h1s mother , Mr a nd Mrs Ely of McConnelsville vtstled wtth Mr Mrs Gre tta Stmpson Mr a nd Mr s Wtlha m and Mrs Donald Brewer and Holman and d a ughter of Tmuny , recently V1sttmg w1th the R E Tenn essee v1 s1te d h ts parents, Mr and Mrs Earl Wrlhams famrly on Tuesday Holman The1r two sons who were Mrs Dons MrUer and had spent the s ummer w1lh fam1ly of Columbus and Mrs lhe tr g r a ndpare n ts, ac- E un1ce Sprague from the Arcad1a Nursmg Home. companied them home Mrs Helen Archer VlStted Mr and Mrs Salon Butche r of Spencer , W Va spcn t a w1th Mrs Ruth Tuttle of Cheste r, Sunday couple days w1th r ela l1ves Mrs Eumce Sprague atLarr y Turl ey of "io rth Carolina spent the Labor Day tended Sunday School at the M E Church here She was weeke nd w1th Mr a nd Mrs t r a ns ported b) Dohrman Kenne th Turley Reed Mr and Mrs Bnan SimpMr and Mrs John R1ebel son and children of Baltimor e spent the weekend w1th th eir a nd famrly of Pom eroy Rd , VISited wrth Mr and Mrs D parents, Mrs Helen Simpson and Mr and Mrs Ralph C Rtebel sent fill sb Badg ley AGENfCifED Jtm Brace of Crown City V1ctor C Young Jr , s pent an evemng w1th h1s mother, Mrs Ed1son Brace. Pomeroy, has been ctted by Insurance Co , Mr and Mrs Elza Btrch T1me vtsrted Mr Cltnt Btrch and Mrlwaukee , for five years of affrhatton wtth the f1rm as an Leota Sunday rnsurance Mrs Htlda Hart of Coolville Ind e pendent spent a few days at her home r epresentative Semor V1ce Prestdent and D1rector of here Marketmg, W E Jordens, Guests of Mr and Mrs Dory Wolfe were Mr and wrote to Young that these Mrs. Martm Sehcrano and years had proved Young to be four children of Valley Crty, an exce ptronally experrenced Tune Representatrve Oljio vrstted several days Mhrtm Ptckens and s on Melvm of East Liverpool sl'i!nt the weekend and Mr arj'd Mrs Edward Wolfe and By PHIL P"STORET ---.8...-a-r'b-5- - - fa}riily of Jackson spent Show us the man who boa sts Sll~urday. a bou t be 1ng Imp a rtial a nd Mr ' and Mrs Gary Hall WE 'LL s how y01 ' ' " c case ( .sfrlrley Norri s ) and chtldre n of brgotry ' ~ L " I ~ J I I ll P•1 '> 1or T r uy I'O~TLI\NO Wo r • t 1p tn (f l y Sd1 00 1 •up! I Ut p 111 ( 1!1 1(( h <..tmo t v •o un ct ly <.c hool 9 10 ,tnl mor11 nq wo ro;,h1p ! (} lt 'dJT TON .' J o r ~ trrp I I u d)y C'IJ 1rHpii ' IJ C n 1t l nq I I IJIIY IJJHJ t y (h lll(h I Ill p 111 Pr I Y!f 11 t1 llll) chu o r !I) 1 111 Wrd n r ">d 1 y I 10 p n r 0 J. TI 4(AS T CLU '. Tl. l' MIDDLEPOR T ~ v ~ obcrf Mt 1 u Ml MOR I A H BAPT~ S T Pil ~ f o r Cornrr I ou rl h <1r1cl Mdrn D en n 1c;. Crcc qor M1dCII(pO rl f.Uv H en ry K t y A<,<.OC 1.1 t c M m1 ~ f cr lr p.l •do r 1mrll'lo l hoo l J O P PA Wo r 'i h p 1('1 am 1 10 ,, 111 11,/o.rc, Erv n Ct n c !1 <. hoot 9 am Pra ye r 1 nJ111q 1r cln r r ~ vpt Morn n q I q .Jvt tl llC''>d<1Y H fl wor'>l1rp ID 1~ 1 n LONG B O TT OM r 1 nrt J E HOVA H S WITN ESSES '> f'rv r • i .111 und<I Y I nr r y C,lrn,l h an pr e'. 1d n q t ~ 01 I 'I 11 1 r n1bl c It dy 11 '" <, It r ' undc1Y n hl f' f'vr r y ll urc,d,ly I l U p 11 I• Jur( 'I 10 cl Ill W.ltch NO RlH BE TH E L I OW l ( <, ludy IQ 10 c1 Ill ~Jor I p t I d 111 T II! 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Th e 'rd n esc1ny 7 l O p m R f'v Ct1ar1 e5 Hn n d ptl stor 'i u1 cl a y school 9 'r l m C HU RC H OF C HRI ST I I a 11 M1dd lc po r t 5th a n d Ma1n lltOrnr n q wor sh1 p Even tng se rv 1ce~ l uesday LLO r qc Gla7e m1nrstcr tlnd I r1day 7 JO p m J ames ~ hee1s s uperrn B EA RW A LL O W RID GE te n de nt B b l e school 9 30 Douq nor nmg w or sh p 10 30 C HUR C H O F CHRI ST •l m 1 111 " ' 1 1nos1er [1r b lc <1 Ill e>ven ng wor sh 1p 7 30 9 10 ,1 11 1l or n nQ prayer serv1cc 7 p m Wed o;, !udy worsh1p 10 10 1m f'IJen nq n esd a y WuJ 1C<,cluy MI DDL E PORT Chur c h wor <> ll riJ K p 11 Th e N a rar e n c II qt1 f'1bl f' <;IU dy fl p II Of MT OLIVE C HUR CH Rev Don Cole pas Su nday Se t ool l or Mrs Mary La t hey 1 onq norton Sunday Sc hool sup t Su n day 0 1 111 w th Willar d P1 g ot1 Eva n qe i 1St c mes sugc: sc h ool 9 30 a m morn n g sup t wo r sh p 11 a n 1 Sun day Cil Ch ". unday even1119 7 JO by C' ~Jdnq e l s i re m ee t 1n g 7 30 E l d er R u sse ll c r.n e rn n s t er p m p ray e r m ee t1ng ol H1<. Aposto t rc F a 1th ll1 b l e <.. t udy W edn es day 7 30 p rn N cdne sday 7 30 p m S TIVERSVILL E C OM THE UNI T E D PR E S B Y TERI A N MIN M UNITY CHURCH - Sun d a y 10 am IS TR Y OF MEIGS sct1001 se rv1c e COUNTY Dw.gh l L Za1J1IZ Prayer rnee t nQ Thur sda y 7 p 11 'i un day e ven rng se r v1ce Pa s tor D1rec tor HARRI S ON V ILLE ' p Ill Z ION C HUR C H OF CHRIST ">un d a y Church Sc hool 9 30 Pome r oy H arr1sonv d l e a n1 Mrs Homer Le e Sup t Ro t el M 1k. t G 1r lo n pa st o r Mornrng Wor sh rp t O 30 MIDDLEPORT Sund ay "> t even Stanl ey Sun d ay sc h oo l sup 1 Su nday sc hoo l 9 30 Chur c h Schoo 9 30 a m morn nq worshrp an d John I Fu tz Sup ! 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Je ff Chu r c h Ra1so n Pa s tor meet n g 7 30 p m Th u r s d ay ANTIQUITY BAPTI ST MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - T h1 rd Ave th e Rev t r ce l an d No r r rs pasl o r <.. und a y sc h oo l 10 a m Rev W ilh a m Knt t le l pas t or se r v ce 7 p m R on a ld Du gan Sun day Sc h ool Church 7 We dn esda y Brbl e Stud y Sup t Classes for a ll age s eve llll n(J serv tce 7 30 B1b l e p Ill RACINE CHURCH OF THE s tud y W ed n esa d a y 7 30 NAZARENE R ev J ohn A p m yo uth serv tces Fr tda y Coff ma n pas tor Su n da y 7 30 p m Schoo l 9 30 a m Ger a ld FREEWILL BAPTIST We l ls su pt M o r n1 n q wo r sh p Cor ner ASh an d Pl u m Mr d 10 3{) a m Sun d ay evenrn g dlepor t N oe l H e rrm a n 7 30 Prayer p a s t or Sa t u r d a y even rn g worsh 1p serv rce 7 p m Sun da y sc hool m ee lt ng We d nesd ay 7 30 p 10 am Su nda y even rn g m W a ll er P B 1k acsan p as t or worsll rp 7 g .m Ron n1e Sa l 5er Sun day sc hoo l MEIGS sup ! Sun day sc h oo l 9 30 COOPERATIVE am mornr n g w or sh p 10 40 PAR ISH <.. un day even mg w or sh p 7 30 THE UNITED We dn es d ay even n g B b l e METHODIST CHURCH sl ud y 7 30 Rob erl T Bumgarn e r DANVILLE WESLEYAN ~ Dlr ecto..Re v Le lon G l as ur e p as tor POMEROY CLUSTER \ und ay Sc hool 9 30 a m Rev Robert Hayman y o uth a nd 1unr o r yo uth ser ~ c v D Wm Syd c n sfrrcker 6 t~ p m e ... en tng CHE STER - W or shrp 9 15 v ce w ors h p 7 30 p m pr a y er cl m Chu rc h Sch ool 10 a m E NTERPRISE W or shr p an d p ra rse We d nesday 7 30 pm 9 am Ch ur c h Sc h ool 10 a m S ILVER RUN FREE FLATWOOD S Wo r s h1 p Mil es Trout II a n Chur ch Sc h ool 10 BAPTIST p a stor Sun da y Schoo l 10 a nl L e on M ill er su p t a m POMEROY W ors hiP 10 JO am Ch u r c h Sch ool 9 I S Even tn g ser ... rce 7 30 p m Pr a y er m ee t mg Th ur sd ay am UMYr 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Wo r sh p 7 30 p rn CHESTER CHURCH OF 10 a m Chu..- ch Sc hool v a m GOD--R ev Bo bby P ort er UMY F 6 30 p m p a st or Sund a y sc h oo l 9 JU MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER a nr wo r s htp se r vtce 11 R e ... Robert Bumgarne..evenmg se rv ke 7 30 HEATH Wor shrp 10 30 a m C hur c h Sc ho o l 9 30 y o u th se r v ce Wed ne sday a m 7 30 p m a 11 U MYF lpm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN R UTLANO - W o r shiP 9 I S CHURCH Te d Jones N 11 Ch ur ch Sc h oo l 10 a m pas tor Sund a y sc h oo l 9 30 UM¥ F 7pm a nr Ro y S g ma n supl SALEM CENT E R w o r ShiP 10 JO Wo r sh p 9 a m C hur c h m ornr ng <un d ay even n g se rvr ce 7 30 Sc hoo l 10 a m U MYF Thur s m 1d week se rv~e e We d day 7 p m n esd ay 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Re v R rchal""d E Jarv•s NAZARENE - R e ._. A SBURY Wor sh p 11 THE am Church Sc h o ol 9 50 H owa r d C B l ac k pa stor Bo b Moor e Sun d ay Sc h oo l Supt am w s c s 1st Tu esda y FOR ES T RUN - Wor sh p 9 Sunday Sc hoo l c l asses for all aqes 9 JO a m morn tng a m Ch u rch Sc h oo l 10 a m W \ C S Jrd Wed n esd a y 7 30 wo r shr p 10 45 N Y P SS unday 6 ?O p m ev ang elr sf c ser pm MINERSVILLE - Wo r s hr p v rce Sund a y 7 30 p m M 1d w ee k pr aye r m ee tm g W ed 10 a m Ch ur ch Sch oo l 9 am n esd a y 7 30 p m Mr ss ronary W SCS Jrd M onday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Ch u r c h m ee trng second W edn esd a y ~c ll oo l 9 30 am w or s t1rp 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON :o.er. v tce 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL Rev SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rob ert Smrlh pas tor Sund a y R e v Stev en Wilson scll o o l 9 30 a m c la ss R ev How a rd Shrvel c y l ea d e r Leo H t ll wor shrp P. E THA N Y (Do r cas ! c hur c h Vv or sh 1p 9 30 a 11 c h urch se rv ce 10 30 a m 7 JO p m sch ool 10 :10 q m EDEN UNITED CARMEL - Wo r sh o 10 15 every Sunday c h u r c h BRFTHREN IN CHURIST a m R Blak e pa s tor E ld c school 10 30 a rn Sc h ool 10 a m APPLE GROVE Sun day Su nd ay H owa rd McC o y s upt '\c hool 9 30 am wo rs h 1p 11 a m f 1r s t a n d th rd Sun days 7 30 Morn rng se rmo n Sundil y n rghl se rv1 ce5 p r11 prayer mce t rng Chr 1s tran E nd e av o r 7 30 Wednesday 7 30 p m Son g se r v 1ce B p m Fe l owsh p sup p er firs t p m Prea ch1ng 8 30 p m M1d '. a t u r dav 6 p m U M W W e e k P r ay e r me e ltng s~.:c ond Tu es d ay 7 30 p m 7 p m Ray EA ST LETART Sunday N e d n~.: s d a y sc 11oo l 9 30 a m wor sh rp , Ad am s l a y l e ader CHURCH OF JESUS second an ct fo u rth Sund a y s L oc ated at 7 10 p m p r a y er m ee tr n g , CHRIST Ru t l an d on N e w L ma Roa d Vlednesday 7 30 p m u "-' W f 1r s t Wedn esd ay 7 30 n ext t o For es t Acre Park R ev R a y Rou se pa s tor pm Rob ert M u sser Sunday School WESLEYAN CRacrne) Sun day sc h ool 10 30 , sup t Sunday sc h oo l 10 a m a m wo r sh tp 7 30 p m Brbl e worsh p 1 1 a m B rb l e s tudy stu d y We d nesd a y 7 30 p m T hurs day 7 p m c ho1r 'a t ur d a y nrghl p r a yer ser prac t ce T h ur sd ay 8 p m VI Ce 7 10 p m 1 e towsh p suppe r f1 r s t HEMLOCK GROVE Wf' dn e s d ay 6 30 p m CHRISTIAN ·- Roger Watson U M w fo ur t h Mon d a y 8 p m pa sto r Ra y W h ale y supt G REAT BEND Wo r sh p Mo rn rng wo r sh1 p 9 30 a m II a nr 2nd an d dl h Sun d ays Ch ur ch sc hool 10 30 a m Church Sch oo l 10 a m yo un g p eopl e s m ee trng 6 30 LET ART FALLS - Wor evenm g wor shrp 7 30 sh rp 10 an Chu r c h schoo l 9 p n 1 p n 1 ll1bl e Stu d y W('dnesday a n B rb lc study 7 30 p m 7 30 p 111 f'IJery l UCSd<lY - MT UNION BAPTIST MORNING STAR -- Wor Cec rl Co )l pa s lor shtp 9 30 am Ch ur ch ~cho ol Rev Sun d ay Sc hool s upt Joe 10 30n m M rd Wee k ::. erv rce ay r c Sunda y sc hool 9 45 We dn esd ay A p rn a n1 Sund a y ev en1n g wor MOf.IS r_ C HAPEL If) o r t ,, t 1 r lc, t an d Jrd Sh i p 7 30 We d neSd <ly pr a y er un ci 1 y ~ ( t • tr c hool " nn d B1 b le stu d y 7 JO p m P <' fl C(' r Zw ll1 n (J PO M Re v 1'1 ' o.. 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Sunday sc hool 9 10 am Mor nr ng wo r <; l11p 10 JO am e ... enmg worst1 p 1 ]0 p m Wed 11 es da'r' Chr s t an Youth C ru s ad e 6 JO p m C t10 1r prilclr ce Thu r sday 1 p rn DE X TER C HURCH OF C HRIST Cha rl es Russ ell r m n1 SII'r Norman C Wil l <,up t ~ unrt'ly Sc hoo 9 JO wor st1 p se r v ce 10 JO 1 n 1 r 1-'. bl e st udy Tuesday 1 30 p n RE O R GA NIZ E D C HURCH OF J ES U S CHRI ST OF L A TTER DAY SAINTS P o rTland Rae ne Road Wlii1<H11 Roush pas 1or Denny Evano:. Sunday Sch ool fl1r ec tor "> unday Sc hool 9 30 a n 1 Mo r nrnq wo r SI11p 10 JO cl 111 Sunday even1ng ser~Jrce 7 p nr 1/1. ednesd a y even ng p r ay er serv rces 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Ear I Sh u l er pas t o r Rcv IJIJorslu p serv ce 9 30 a m <., un day schoo l 10 30 a n B ble stu d y a nd p r a yer se r v 1c e Th ur sd ay 7 JO p m CARLETON CHURCH K rngs b ur y Ro ad G a r y K mg p astor Sun day sc h oo l 9 30 a m even rng wors h rp 7 JO p m Pr a yer mee trn g Wed n esday 7 JO p m l I fiJ. T LONG T~ Daily Sentmel , Middleport-Pomeroy 0 Fr1d Se ' • ay , pt 12, 1975 DICK TRACY fi.LLS 8 oo-5a ntord & Son 3 4, IS , Mob ile One 6,13. Mash TIUMI( SAFET'f ... 6 3(f- NB C News 3 4, 15 AB C News 13 Andy Grolf lt h 6 C BS N e w s 8,10 B us tness JJ 3 To T e ll t he T ru th 4 Bowli ng fo r Dollars 6 lawt ence W e lk 8 Avr at 1o n W ea ther 20 33 News tO D o n A d ams Screen T est 13 , T o Be Anl"'o unc ed 15 7 3o-P o rte r W a goner 3, Bobb y Vrnt o n 4 N ew Ca ndid Camera 6 E ve n 1ng Ed1fton wit h M a rtm Agrons k y ...Think Sunday TA KES FAI'l /.E!>5 ENERGY TO MO VE A VEHI CLE TH ROU 6H THE AoR. THAN ALO I'J "' THE £!,\,AlES ' A OIIE•FIIIIIIIILY 81../NIP! .. I 612: 0U ~Dl CAN SEE J U~T 0'-IE PROBlEM ' MArTEr< OF FACT HOW DO '/Or.J FIT IT t'-ITO A THAT PROBLEM I? G ARA G E'" ALREADY ,;;<)lV EDAS YOU RE ABOUT TO S EE! I'M PL~D liJtn1 flEA[) W!.0.5, C*. 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Wrrte As k th e la sltwospades runs olfallhr sJaco 'J ys ca r e of i h t s trumps and works the proper ne ws p aper The most rn end play aga1n sl We st teres lrn g qu es tr o n s wrll be lf East hops up w1th the kmg us e d tn t h iS c olumn and as he should but shifts to a wn te rs wt/1 rece iVe co p1es o f club South rtses w1th the ace IA CO BY M ODERN ) ruffs OUt Spad es draWS tWO • NI- V. SPI\I'EH ENTF H PHIS~ A:-.SN I 6 H-10 6 t-2 COUlD WE lOSE ~rM? NO PLACE FOR HIM TO <10- W1th the hope tt will, In some measure, foster and help sustain that wh1ch ts good 1n family and communtty ltfe, this feature ts sponsored by the business ftrms and organizations whose names appear below. HEINER'S BAKERY MIDWAY MARKET Pomeroy Ph 992-2582 Mason , Ph 773 5721 BOB'S MARKET I' ' - I ' I DUDLEY'S WAID CROSS SONS STORE r THINK YOU ..JUST SET THE ENTER TAINMENT INDUSTRY BACK ABOUT 'T'A--~ tOO YEARS, ALLE Y' WE HAVE A. RE.o-L TREII.T, FOLKS' MY PARTNER, A~LEY OOP. IS GOING W ENTERTAIN US WITH A LITTL~ SiNGlNG' TOt.ltG~T ~-~ REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES We Fill 992 2955 _Ph . 992 5130 All " hon, e g 2 Symbol of 13 Cap's Chnstiamty partner 3 Why• ~~~14 rtpped Not ( 3 wds) 0:: 4 Coal 15 Powdered ::!!..::~.::!!.::!--..:....::1-"c:::.~.w lava measure 5 Bottles ror 16 Espoused wooden parl vmegar, o1l, ( d1al ) etc Thet.~ doh't make Srlk and 6 Angular rope It ke thel.l gold rabrtc scnpt Family 7 Consume member 8 The D A., at Hurl times ( 2 wds ) ......_~'" Quadra9 Female gesuna role _L::'?'C!!J~ 2~ Walltmg r.---r.--r;--r.rstick THE AT t 24 Coburg's partner .,;;.~ 25 Jetty, quay ""' 26 Synan City Doctors Prescnptlons Pomeroy -- SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT W Osborne Pomeroy Ph 992·2178 Louts Ph 992 3486 220 E Mam Pomeroy . us'ta' - K&C JEWELERS BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90 Bread Moddleporl Ph 992 3030 Keepsake D1amond R rngs Ph 992 3785 l' RUTH'S MARKET MARK V STORE (Formerly Sadte' s Market) Syracuse • Moddleport , Ohro Ph 992·3986 " .• MEIGS TIRE CENTER •' RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING ' ' 700 E Mam Pomeroy Dlal992 2101 "Her I" Dealer Ph. 949 5961 Thtrd Sl I, McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE RACINE FOOD MARKET F rne Food & Servtce Middleport Locust St Racme Doal992-5248 The Store wtth A Heart Ph 949 3342 I I! '.I :;~ MAH LI'L GRAY CLOUD IS GO~E; ~!- MAH BELOVED LI'L FRIEND- AN' AH MASHr:::S )0' WITH MAH II NIGHT IRE~" I .' I: I, f ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Sales- Quasar- Service " The Friendly Folks' INNERCENT CHILE WILL HAVE FAITH IN ME r- 28 Pomeroy, Oh1o ·-RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE WHAT DIDYOU DREA M -mAT YOU WON TI'E &TATE LOTTERY? - WllH A TALL, DARK, HAND· OOMEMAN_ HARTFORD CHURCH OF KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. •• 1J One letter s1mply stands for another In th1s sample A 11 used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and format!on of the words are all hmto Each day the code letters are dofferent NPBMHBMB ,, " f . Small Engme Sales & Service 498 Locust 51 . ~;~. ;').':f:(;,1 v •' ..- Middleport Ph 992 3092 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT l~;tronw,de Insurance Co 0 Pomeroy of Columbus , Sprong Ave Dral992 2318 DTM ZC B D LCZZCJ PB NPHWJCBPB OSLER GREAT BALLS o'FIRE!! SlLAS··THAR'S A DADBURN WORM IN THIS HERE APPLE 11 LET ME HAVE IT , LOWEE"ZV Movie " The Commancheros" 6 . WOWK TV Parade 13, Family al War 33 3 3(f-Marshall Football 75 3 F1r10g Ltne 33 In the Know 10 Lawren ce Welk 15 Tr easure Hunt 3 Lasl of Jo-- {i!li187G XlDI Featwa Srndlcale, Inc: ) "''''I' Newsmaker ' 7S 13, the Wild 10 Wild Kongdom 13 a oo-E mergency 3 4 IS Muhammad All 6 13 Jel te rsons 8 10 Philadelphia Folk Festival 33 8 3<f-Doc 8,1 0 9 oo--Mov1 e ' The Last of Sheila" 3,4 ,15 SWAT 613 Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, No Honestly 33 9 3<f-Bob Newhart 8,10 Session 33 10 O<f-Carol Burnell 8,10 Handtuls of Ashes 33 10 3<f-Shakers 33 11 O<f-ABC News 6 News 810,13 , Janka l 33 11 15-- Beauty Pageant 6 11 25--News 3,4, Don Kirshner ' s Rock Concert 15 11 30-Don K1rshner s Rock Concert 8 Woody Hayes Football 10, Movie House of Horrors 13 11 55--Movie 'The Appaloosa" 3 Movie Madigan" 4 12 OO- Mov1e Lovrng ' 10 12 45- Don Ktr shne r s Rock C on c ert 6 oo--M ovr e ' Th e I n v rstbl e R a y 13 2 OI).-M ovt e Th e L tvely Set ' 4 Movr e ' Hurry Sun dow n" 10 4 oo-Mov te Ntghtm a r e' 4 Mov re ' The Quare r 10 CK You re ca rr ymg a grud ge b ut you wont u nl oad rt wh en y o u t1ave a cha nce !h o u g h y ou re us u all y not t1mtd b y n ature SAG ITT ARtUS !Nov 23-0ec:. You have a lot of l11tl e b rtght 1deas to d ay but 11 1sn t IrK e ly you II lake the necess ary steps to tur n them 1nto reality 21) Don 1 assu m e ever yo ne Will s hare e)( p enses e qually 1t you r e out w rth l r rend s today Yo u could get the heavy e nd of th e tab TAURUS (Aprol 20-May 201 CAPRICORN (Dec Don t try to save a fe w penn1es while letting dollars Sli p a w ay A na lyze wha t t hat b arga n w rl l cos t 1n t he long r un 19) You r course o f ac t 1on IS clear cut today Unfo rt u nat ely to o many wtll In terf ere a nd k eep you from reachtng your goals Yo u II be anx to u s t o g e t everyone toge t he r to d ay b u t aft e r t he c r owd has gcft hered you II wonde r w t1y you went to all t he tr oub le CANCER (June 21 July 221 In debate you tend to ta k yoursel f out too ear ly Try sav1ng some of your strongest pomts for the proper open 1ng LEO (July 23 -Aug 22) Seek out a t e nt you II hall t c o-worke r who tS persrs today Unless you do lea ve a lot o f proJec t s n 1sh ed VIRGO !Aug 23-Sept 221 Yo u ar e suscep t bl e to fas t talk ng sa lesma n types today Don t make an y d ea ls un t1l you sleep on t hem NE XHEG XEHVB Yesterday's Cryploquote: A PHYSICIAN WHO TREATS HIMSELF HAS A FOOL FOR A PATIENT. - WILLIAM LIBRA (Sept Ph 992-3863 Chester, Oh1o The Finest m Mobile Homes 1100 E Matn Pomeroy Ph. 992 7034 WILKINSON'S how to work It: AXYDLB""XR LONGFELLOW HGG GAUL'S MARKET J oo-Bonanza 4 GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) Moddleporl, Ohoo PoJ"eroy American Outdoorsman 15 Other Places 13 2 oo-N F L Action 75 4 Baseball Warm Up 15, Vlewpotnl8 Urban League 10 Bit Dance Outdoors 13 F1lm 33 2 15-- Basebatl IS 2 3<f- FBI 3 Probe The World Around Us 4, FISherman 6 Movi e " Boeing Boeing 8 Movie The Courl Jester ' 10, 1974 College All America Football Team 13 Valiant Years 33 ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) CK Second USA 4 IS Fat Albert 8.10 t 01)-11 Takes a Thlel4 Children ' s Fttm Festival 8,10, Speaking with Your Hands 15, Commanders 33 1 3(}- 1t Takes a Thi ef 3. Soul Train 6. Other People, For Saturday, Sepl 13, 1975 CJM ' Amer i can Bandstand 6,\3 , Go 12 JI)-Soul Tra l n 3 SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov. 22) 30 Go acourtmg 31 Wrath 32 lrtsh rebel group 34 Habituated 36 Extra, _ __, ordlnary M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER 296W Rogers 20 Bugs Bu nny & Fr iends 10 oo--Secret Lives ol Wa ldo Kitty 3,4, IS, Lost Saucer 13 Big Blue Marbl e 6 Scooby Doo 8 10 10 QO.- La nd ot the Lost 3 4.1 5 Advent ures of Gilligan t 3 Hot Dog 6 Shazam 8, 10, E lee Co 20 10 3<f- Run Joe Run 3 4 15 Unc le Croc' s Block 6 13, Mtster Rogers 20 1t oo--R eturn to the Planet of the Apes 3 4, tS Space Nuts 8 10 Sesame Sl 20 11 3(f-Weslwond 3, 4 15 Oddball Couple 6,13 Ghost Bustters 8 tO 12 O<f-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4.15 . Speed Buggy 6,13, Valley of the Dmosaurs 8, 10, Mister Rogers 20 9 ,. Berntce Bede Osol BETTER 1HAN ~AT. I DREAMT IWA& STRANDED ON A TROPICAL l&lAND Meogs County Branch Molldleport, Ohoo 8 JG-S 1gmund & the Sea Monsters 3 4 15, Tom & erry Gra pe p e 6 13 . Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8 Mlster AstraGraph- CRYPTOQUOTE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. St 20 8 ()(}- Em e rgency Pl us 4 3 4 Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pe bbles & Bamm Bam m 8 10 but you rack luster w hen 1t co m es to se1t1ng an e;t~;a m p le ~~er 111 Court Sl F arm Front 4, Dusty' s Tr eehouse 8 , Man from t..O SI 10 K org 13 Sesame Fellow DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's Pomeroy, Ohto tHE DAILY SENTINEL Yesterday's Answer 10 Tubb of 26 Convert Grand Ole to Opry stone 28 M1chel16 Saptent angelo 19 Thelontous statue 29 Area of 22 Dalat confltcl 23 Ctrcles 33 La-d1-da around the 35 Smash sun mto 24 Sens1ble 36 Wtthout a 25 Make use mate o! (2wds) w1ld dog Middleport · Doal992 3284 Alo et d 13 7 Jo-- B u llwt n kl e 3 .Je t sons 6 7 ~~-l~~~~~~~·;~~_l~~=:lj~-J~Japanese ' GOEGLEIN READY MIX POWELL'S SUPER VAW R e p o rt 3 Edd te Saunder s 6 Treeho u s e C l u b 8 U S Farm R e port 10 K entuc ky s 45--Mak lng Th ings Work 33 6 oo--N ews 6,8 10 God Has the Answer 15. Catch 33 33 6 3<f-NBC New s 3,15 ABC News 13 . News 4 6, Rhoda B CB S News 10 Ltllas Yoga & You 33 7 QO.-World at War 3 Lawrence Welk 4, Hee Haw 6,8 person '' Ph 949-9591 Racme Ph 949·3151 Club 10 7 CO - Sa t u rd ay ,.!o~~~~.,...~~-:-:'~-:'::::-~-r;:...-:::-:=~===-::::-:::::-:=:::'"'\-;""7~:-::~=:::-:::::--:-::::-,-----, 2'7 K1ller MAMMY~rOtJE 6TE'P CLOSER., MEBBE THAT whale ' RArS T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT tENTER Rac1ne ' I' • •' 6 QO-Su mme ..- Semest e r 10 D e bates f or the 70s IJ 6 jo-Funfor Ever y one6 T V C lassroom a Treehouse 5 JO-E rr c a JJ "CROSS 38 Fender I Ktlt miShap wearer 39 Cossack 5 Nativrty leader f1gurmes 40 Cart 11 R1ve~ past DOWN Florence 1 " The Forsyte ..-..;J-,N\i.Jl.ill'• '~ 12 An angry SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Pomeroy 107 Sycamore St Middleport, 0 Galltpolts, 0 59 N Second 51 46 Court 51 SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 13, 1975 • ()(}- Ba seball 3 4 Making Things Grow 33 4 3<f-Sports Spectacular 8 10, Let's Grow a Garden 33 5 01)-Wode World of Sports 6 12 13 , Wrestling IS Romagnotls' Table 33 by THOMAS JOSEPH Two Locat1ons Grocene s & General Merchand1se Ph 949 5772 Racme 4¥ ~~IJIIVHIIt' OOP Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgtor , W Va Soulh 1¥ Saturday '* I TunO[h) l Convement Locattons E as t Dbl e Pass II Cor1nth1ans FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS wh er e tha t 10 of club s could develop mto a tnck lhal he JUSt had to lea d the d1amond Nor th Sou th vu l nera bl e \\est Scri p tu res se lec l ed b) The Ame nc an Bi b le Soc•el) w~dnc.:sda y Tutsdav 10 1 3o-W1 de W o rld Spec ral 6, N ews 13 2 Jo-M ovte Bu llet fo r a Badm a n 4 4 oo-M ov 1e I Saw What You Dtd 4 5 Jo-Mov 1e-. T he R rd e Bac k ' 4 were so many combmat10ns A AQ BU1 HOW o~ult~ rono mv Pomeroy t I ()(}- News 3 4 8 10,1 5 A BC Ne ws 33 11 JI).-.Johnn y Ca r son 3 4 15 N ews 6 13 Mo vie H e ll s A nge l s on W heel s 8 M o vte T a l es at T error" 10 12 0(}-Wtde W o rl d Spec1a l 13, Sa mmy & Company 6 1 oo-M 1dn tgh t Spec1al 3, 4 15 M ovi e Flight lo M a r s' East delivers old 1-2 punch SORRY I\8CXJT' SUNOAYI Copy1 ght 197!1 KeJS1 ef AdYfHt 51n g Se1v1ce Inc Slla:!lbu rg Vtrg•n a 212 E Mam St, 33 WIN AT BRIDGE ¥ A K t098 4 3 t K7 Boys and g1rls approachIng maturity deserve the sprntual protection wh1ch Chnst1an education proVIdes Whenever you approach a school crosstng, slow downt But, JUSt don t think safety- thtnk We can 1 m1ss them - these s1gns along the 1ntersect1ons of our streets They protect our school children from phys1cal harm We see the s1gn and slow down Most of us are deeply concerned and about the safety of our youngsters these s1gns can be a remtnder of a further obligation our soctety has to 1ts youth There are dangers 1n life for whtch only rehg1ous tram1ng and faith can prepare us 100 E Mam lnt ern atronal C hor us Compe t 1t 1on 20 Thm Edge JJ N ews 20 P a ul Nuchl m s 10 oo-Po l 1ce W om a n 3,4 15 . - - - - - - - - - - - - , roun ds ol tru m ps leads hr s 12 queen of cl ubs a nd West IS NOR Til A A 53 2 ca ught m a n ea rly e nd pl ay ., Q J 5 l n th e ac tu a l play East d1d • 10 3 put up hr s k1ng of spad es d1d • 10 7 3 2 sh1f t to a dt am o nd and was WEST E AST r e wa rd ed by sconn g 100 we ll A QJ 9 A K 10 6 4 ea rned pmnts ¥ 62 ¥ 7 Why d1d he lead the d1a mond • t AQ 15 t 98642 He cxpla med a t le ngth tha t 11 "'KJ 95 "' 8 64 was the presence of the rou r SOUTH IDI clubs to the 10 m the dummy • 87 He pomted out that the re BORN WSER HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH R ev P au l N ev li e pa s t or c unday Sch o o l 9 30 am Morn n g se rv ce 10 JO a m youl h ser~Jrce 6 4S p m Ev ange i •S I IC serv 1ce 7 30 p m P r a y er m ee t 1ng Thu rs d a y 7 JO p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MI SS ION at Bil d Knob Re v E J Gr1 ll 1111 su pl ot c h u r c h Rev L R G l u esencam p pas tor Roger W tllfr ed Sr £ unday Sr h oo l su pt Sun d a y school q 30 am praye r meet1 n g T uesday 7 30 p m you th mee l rn q 6 p m Sun d ay l ead ers A d a Van Meter an d G r e ll a Suttl e Sund a y eve nmg wors h rp 7 p m thro ug h wrntc r mont hs MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE \J-NITED BRETHREN IN CtiRIST R e v James H Le ac'h pa st or Su nd ay s chool 9 30 a m Ru sse l l Spencer s up t Wor sh iP serY tce 10 45 a m E~Je n r n g w ors hr p alt ernat rn g w rt h C E a t 7 JO p m on Sund ay Praye r m ee lrng 7 30 p m We dn esd ay A lfr e d Wo lfe l ay lea de r WHITES CHAPEL C o o l v1 ll e R D R "' v R oy Deete r pas to r Sun d3y sc h oo l 9 30 il 11 worsh rp se rvr ce 10 30 a rn B 1bl e s t u dy an d p r ay er ser v ce Wed nes da y 7 30 o m RUTLAND RUILAND CHURCH OF C~RIST Ro d Ka s l e r pa s tor V H B ral ey Sun day sc h ool su p t Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m w or sh 1p serv1 ce a nd c omm un on 10 30 am yo u t h mee l1n g 6 p m Sun day e ... enrng se r ... ce 7 r eg ul ar bo a rd m ee ltn g lh1 r d Sa tu r da y 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH -S unday Scho ol 9 30 a m Wor sh p se r vtce 11 a m We dn eas d y pra ye r mcet rng 7 30 p m Su nday n ghl wor sh rp 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D G r1mm Jr pa s tor Su n d ay school 9 30 a m wo r sh1p serv 1ce 10 30 am bro a d ca st lrve over WMPO young p eopl es se rv c e 6 45 ev a n ge 1t st1 C ser ... rc e 7 30 p m P r ay er m ee tmg W edn es day 7 JO p m M 1ss 1onary m eet rng 7 30 p m trr s t We d nesday o f mon t h MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAPTIST :_ Secon d a n d Pom e roy St s St an Cra tg pa st or Sun d a y sc h oo l 9 15 a m wo rs hr p se r v tce 11 am tr ar nr n g 6 30 p m ev en rn g un ron 7 30 p m w or shr p se rv 1ce M rd wee k pray er se r v rce We dn esday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Bo x 487 M1l l er St Ma son W Va Sunday Brbl e Study 10 a m WorshiP II a rn and 7 p m B1bl e Study W e dn es day 7 p m Vocal mu src FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - Co r n er of Second and An de r son M aso n Pa stor W all er Cloud Sun day schoo l 9 .tS a m wor shrp se r v1ce 11 a m and 7 JO p m W ee kl y B rb le st ud y We dn esda y 7 30 p m MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD D ud d rrl g Lan e M ason W Va C h es t e r T e nnant Pa stor Sunday School 9 45 a m Chtldren s Church 6 45 p m Y oung Peoples Serv 1ce 6 45 p m Evang e lrstrc Se rv 1c e 7 30 p m Women s MI SSIOnary Council 10 a m trr s t a nd lh1rd Tu es d a y s Pray e r a nd B rble Study W edn esday 1 30 p m oo- T ruth or Cons 20 $25 000 Pyr a mtd tO Pop Goes lhe Count r y 15 OB VfO U,;;L..V IT CHRISTIAN Br uc e Smtih pa s tor Wi! ll a ce Dam ew ood Sup t B 1bl e Sc h oo l 9 30 a m Pre a ch m g serv tce 10 45 a m N o eve nm g se r v rce 8 3(f-C h oco & the Man 3.4 15 Wall Street Week 20,33 9 ()(}-Rock f ord F lies 3 .4 15 Mov ie Diamonds Are For e v e r ' 6 13 Ha wa ii F ive 0 8, 10, Swee t Adellnes Specral E d uc atton 33 7 W as h i n g t o n W eek m R evi e w 20,JJ 8, 10 6 01)- News 3 4,8, 10 13 t S ABC News 6 Sesam e St 20 , BOTTOM CHRIST 1n Chrr st a n Un 10n Th e Rev W rlll am Campbe ll p as to r Sunda y Sch oo l 9 30 am J a m es Hug hes supt ev entng se rv1 ce 7 30 p m We dn esday ev enrng prayer meet 1ng 7 30 p m Youth pray er serv rce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Le tart W Va Rt 1 Rey G eo rge Hoschar p as to r Sunday School 9 10 a m Pray rr and B1ble study 1 10 p m Cottage Prayer >er vt ce T u~s d a y 10 a m Worshrp '• r.v••" Th u r-s day ~ 7 30 p !l B lac k P e r sp ec t i ve on the N e w s JJ FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1975 23-0cl 23) You r e ver y good a! g vtng l am •ty membe r s orders today 22 -Jon AQUARIUS tJan 20 -Feb 19) T h o u g h yo u know exac tly what you d p re fe r 10 d o a st ro nQer per s ona lty wrl l over r 1de yo u tf yo u d on t have t he guts to speak up PISCES (Fob 20-Morch 20] It wo ul d be a mrstake to re ly too heav l y upon o thers to da y Even rf !hey were to h el p the1 r ell orts w o uld be half he arted A Your VBirthday Sopl 13, 1975 Keep a wea t her eye out thrs year for an op p o rtu n tty that may come f r o m a d1stan t source St ay rn !o uc h w1 t h contacts 1n o th er states ir"'EWSPAPER ENTERPR ISE ASSN THEN A6A.IN, IT MA'< NOT! I �·" . ' . I 11 - The Dail Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, U., Friday 10- The Daily SE>ntinel, MiddleportcPomeroy, 0 ., ~'riday , Sep: . 12, 1975 ~~~~~®tki~--M.J-'94- For one I Corm h Hmd w ur~ ,.,.~.,~ to ••\< >QUar•. to four ordmary word s. etter CAIXO ..." .... " .. 10 1' ' • "·· ' Wanted To Buy """ ""''"''' ~ / ~."!,f. ) ... ,_ · ....~ .'~- '" ' ~ -- I I c / 1;- ., ,' i[' \, · ;.} I t t10 m~ In lhC 51l•r . Oh10 f dth fr o m qradf:' sc llOO I F- utty ca r p (' I (' d , b C it U I i f U I I y d ecor,lted . p a rt ly f urnished Ca ll 1 866 173 1 or h ou se lo be Wanted To Rent At Once !., N ~ f / ' '' I ( R t or en N CW I y l f' r1 t od e l c d k'(•asonabl c ra l es ··hr Store Household Goods ' 0 he- ;- - 1 a • I XI '\'r• l rr.i• v' ~ · •• " .'. •• h ,.•• l huu!.lr~ : EPOCH BATHE TEMP ER An~ .. rr : ·In mtl .. lllllfliuy 111in ll'l11m 111 DECEIT llw M ·a , hm ·r· F IR ST, I want to humbly thank God for the mi r a c l e H e bestow ed upon me Then . my hear t f e lt qratilu cle to my wonderful d oc tor <; , D oc tor Telle and Doctor Ridqw ay , all . opera1ing. s taff wrto a ss i s t ed them . and all th e nurs es , aides , and orderlies And t o my f aith ful f am i ly T o all tho se who se nt c a r ds and fl owers To 1he pastors who otte r prayers , and espe ci al ly the pa stors of the Rac i ne Church of the Naza rene , and Ra cine Bapt i st Church . To Elli e Pi c k e n s , Alice Lo ui se . a n d L ea fy Chasteen tor s pe c ial k i ndn esses . May God bless each and e vervon e of you l or your gracious gift of your time a nd. energy VIVIAN JOHN SO N 9 1'l 2t c Notice Room and Board ROOM A ND BO A RD for se ni or cifizE- n s _ L ow in com e li v i n g, ver y nice Phone 992 3509 8-24 161C SHOOT I NG Mat c h , S tart s Svnday, Sept. 14 at 1 p m Factory cho k ed g uns only From Stat e Rt . 7 on 12tt toward Rvtland. t urn r i ght at sub -statio n . follow signs T h is will be each Sunday until fu r ther no t ice . Happ y H o llow Gun Cl ub . 9 12 2tp G I VE AWAY Meig s Counry Humane So c ie t y d es pera 1e l y n eed horne fo r 7 m •xe d br e ed puppies . 6 or 7 m on1h S o l d W i ll n o t be" Iorge (loq s. qeniiP healthy and c lean I d ea l tor neuse pel s Call 9.t9 .1917 or '4'12 S906 afte r 12 noon 9 9 6r c WANT ADS INFORMAT I ON DEADLINES ~ PM Doy B efor e P u b lo cat 10n Moncl e~ y 0Pndlin0 9 a r11 ( <l n CC' II CJt iOn Corrcci 10n s 'N ilt IJ c a c cepte d until 9 a 111 l o r 0,1y of P ub l1 c ati o n 1\K C ReQ En4I1Sil Sprinoer . 3 REGULATIONS mon th pup s . brown il n d TtH:> Publisher r eserve --. the white Ph or1e Q9 '} 1039 r1qht ro f'dir o r rci c ct e~ ny a d ~ 9 Q 61 p deem ed o b t c c t1onal lh e pub i 1Siler will not be A KC To y P oo dl E'S 2 n,,l le rc spon s 1ble for mor e rhan on e 3 and 1 t e m il l f• \\ h •l f' w d l1 1n c orr ec t insertion ap ri co t mar~ 1 n os C.1ll 9-19 RATES 5992 For Want Ad Sc r11ice ::, c e nt s per Wor d one i n se rt ion Minimum Charge$1.00 PEACOCK S. all age<; S1n9I C' 1.1 c ent s pe r word rh rf'f' or pa i r . $610 S:i/5 eactt P 0 c on ... ec utiv e 1nsertion s Box 756 , coa l ville . or pllonC' '16 c cn ts per word six con (6 1·1l 667 3358 sc c utiv~ insertions 9 11 6tc 25 Per Ce nt Di scount on pai d ad s and a d s paid within 10 dr'ty5 ' Yard Sale CARD OF THA NK S & Obituary $2 00 for 50 word minimu m . YARD Sal e, 405 S PRING Eac h addil i onal wo rd 3c A VENUE , POMEROY . BLIND ADS Fr iday , 8 am . I ill 6 p .m . Ad di t i on ul 25c Charge per 9 11 21c A dve r tisement OFF I CE HOUR S LAST WEEK f or yard sa te 8 · 30 ~ m ro 5· 00 p m Dai!y , Cl othin g , di shes , 1 ] pri ce , R 3 0 am t o 11 00 No o n f urnilur e , J white laval o r ies Sa t ur day 1.3 eac h . tru c k -car chain . Kenmore wash er wit h su,d saver , Sunbeam coffee pol . Ham ilion Beach Mixer wi t h bow l s. wh ite uni f orms , $ 1 each, size 16 . b l ac k yarn . 1" price Phon e 7-11 6273 . 9 9 tic Help Wanted NOW HIRING YARD Sa l e, Friday, Satur day. and Su nday between Ha r risonvi l le and Pagetown Everything from A to Z on R t 68 1 Phon e 742 3042 . 9-10 -Jic 12 good men needed . $140.00 a week full time, $84.00 a week " E,· ... I>< ' ... ti ,. ... NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT part time. Must have Case No. 21 616 Estate of NEY N . CAR PENTER Dec ease d . car. Call 446-0677, 9 til Notice is hereby given t hat Robert S. Parker of 611 S. 5. Seco nd St r eet, Midd l eport , Ohio, has b een du l y appointed Executor of the Es tate of Ney N . Ca r penter , deceased. l at e Of Co l vmbia Townsh i p , M e igs COUPLE wit h out previou s busine ss experience, bul County, Ohio. wi ll ing to wo r k an d l earn Credi t o r s are required to toge ther p l easa n t profitable file t hei r c l ai m s with sai d work . Co nta ct Amway fiduciary within four mon th s. D i s trib u to rs Phon e (1) 989 Da te d t h is 8th day of Sep 2353 for intervi e w . tember 1975 . 9 11 4tC Ma n ning D . We b ster Judge Court o f Common Pleas Probate Divi sion PAPER CARRIER NEEDED ~ · (9 1 12 . 19 , 26, 3tc ~ ..r; ·' "l. ::o> • ~: ••''1 .., ~ -~ •• ...~ " g •• :I .~ "' •• § ,,1: ,,,..••. ,. M ~: ..I". t... . ~ " w. "' •• ~· "r• .,.......'" ' ••••• ..."'. ~: NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No. 21621 Estate of ETHEL M. CROSS, Deceased. No tice i s here by given th at J. Di llon Cr oss, of Racine , Ohio, has been duly appoin ted Ad m inistrator of the Estate of Ethel M . Cross , deceased , late of Meigs Count y , Ohio . Creditors are requi r ed to file their claims with said f i du ciary within l ou r months . Da ted this 9th day of Se p tember 1975 . Manni n g D Webster Judge Court of Common Plea s, Probate D i vision (9) 12, 19, 26 , J t c ' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No. 21596 Estate of William J . Woods, Decease d . No ti ce is hereb y given t hat Mila J. Woods ot 98 High Street, Pomeroy , Ohio, has been duly appoin t ed Executrix o l the Estate of William J. Woods , dece ased , late o f Pomeroy , Me i g s Coun ty, Ohio . Creditors are required to file their c l aims with said f i du ciary within four m on ths . Dated this 25th day of August 1975. Manning D. Webst e r , Judge court of common Pl eas. Prob ate Divi sio n (8) 28; (9) 4, 11, 31t '10 GI VE A WAY parr ne eqle pup Phon e 74 1 4547 9 10 3tc 4 F AMILY Yard Sale , Darleen Vanaman on Salem St .. Rutland . Thur sday and Fr iday . 9-10 3t p YARD Sales, Friday and Sat urday , Sepl . 12 and 13 at the Hobart Sma ll ey residence , Ches ler. Ohio 9 10 Jtc 4 FA MILY Yard Sale, Friday an d Sa turd ay , 10 a.m . t ill 5 p .m . at the co rner of Forest Run Rd . and Rt 7. L ots of c hil d r e n 's clothing, Games, and toys . 9-10 -Jtc · Wanted LINCOLN HILL POMEROY CASH pa id for all makes and model s CYf mobile homes Phon e area code 61.4 423 "i5J 1. 4 13-lfc Employment Wanted Contact The Daily Sentinel 992-2156 Notice PARASOL boutique an nounces new hours . Open Tu esday t hrough Satu rda y. Sept. Specia l - Perman e nt s Reg . S\7 .50 n ow $15 . We a l so do b low cuts an d blow drying. Phone (614) 985 · .4141. Operato r . Sa ndr a Kerns, and H e l en Newland 9 -10 -12 t c -- - - - - -- - - -~-- ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL New Hours WILL TAKE e ld e rly women i n my h ome . Phone 992 -3397. 9 -7-6tc - ------ ( A r.IPENTRY . !l ooring . Cf'il ing and p a nel i nq Ph one 99:' 7159 8 17 ?6tc For Rent NEWLY remode l ed home in Chester, Ohio . F if t h from g r ade school. F u lly car pete d , beautifu ll y decora t ed, par tl y fur n ished . Calll 866 -1731 or house to be shown Sat urday , Se pt. 13. Reasonable rate s . 9 -I 0-3tc 7AMT07PM P I ANO Tuning , Lane Daniels , NOTICE ON FILING Phone 992 201:12 OF INVENTOR Y 8-28 -26tp AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Oh io, Meigs County , Court of common . Pleas, Probate Div isio n . To the Executrix ol the estate , to such of the fo ll owing 1965 HILLCRE S T mobile as are residents ol the Sta te of home F or more in Ohio , viz : th e su rv iving form at ion . c all 949 -5261. spouse, the nex t of kfn , th e 9-10 81( beneficiaries under the wi ll ; and to th e attorney or at - 10 x 50 MOBILE home , fur torne ys r epresenting any of nish ed, very clea n . $2,,900. the aforement io ned persons . Phone 742 -5a25. Raymond Da y Arno l d, 9-10 -61 c Deceased , Pomeroy, Ohio R . D . 4, Sc ip io Township , No. 14 FT . HO LL Y Park mobi l e 21566 . home , pra c tical l y new Y ou are hereby n otified that Phone (614) 985 -4259 t he Inven to r y a nd . Ap 9- 11 -Jtp p r,: a iseme nt of t he estate of t he aForementioned, deceased . late of said C ount y, was f i'l ed 1974CASTLE 12x652bedrm .. 2 full baths , total elec . In th is Court. Said Inventory furnit ure , washer and end A ppra isement will be for dryer . Phon e 949 3655. h earing before this Court on 9 -12 61C the 18th da y of September , 1975 , at 10 :00 o'c l ock 1A .M . Any person desiring to file exceptions there to must file them at leil_s1 five days prior to the date· set for hearing . " Given under ·my hand and PLAYER piano , n eed not be in working condition, a l so see I of .said Co1.1rt. this 2nd day piano r olls . Phone 742 -5625 . of Se_ptember 1975 ., 9-7-6tc FUR NI SHED r ooms . E . Main St, Pomeroy. No pets . Phone 992 -2381 . 9 -10 -3t c Manning D . Webster Judge By Ann B . Watson Deputy Clerk (f) • · I II , 21c ..,,;o-·· -turn-.fure , ~-- lie - - bo)(es. brass beds. or complete households . Wri t e M . D .-. M i ller , Rt. 4, Pomeroy . ~ Ohio Cal ' 992 7760. 10 7 74 Jr d 5t . MiddleporT H om v I C' n !! l d L''.rlQ rlll llii C r< ' ' l ' oi'•OS . <i ',oU C' Wi1ll<5 ,,, ,\1 o ft 1 '1 1( 111(' 9'1 ' r '' ' ' '" r· •, <,t r r· e t I : rq I ") l l I t c' ONE 1?7 5 ~ tart ir e Oldsmobile wilh 16.000 m il es On e 1974 Honda mo 1or c y cle with 4,000 mil es Aorn n ew con dilion Pllone 992 76Y'l 9 12 ) 1C t9 77 CB 100 H onda , \1 50 . 6 p i ece dr u m se1. S.JOO Phon e 99') 1502 9 17 ] I C l. Radiato Blown u1to Walls & Attic s STORM WINDOW S& DOOR S REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM StD tN G - SOFFITT GUTTERS -AWNINGS i Service LARRY ~VENDER S,-racuse, Ohio Ph . 992 -3993 .1 10 1 mo 100% Financed, Call 992-5786 . T W O F ur nished apt s . Kay Cecil . 87 South Second Ave .• Middleport , Ohio . Phon e Q9'} 5262 8 21 -lfc CO NN trumpet with case , e)(ce l lent co nd i tion . A l so . R igg Cadet un iforms , S i ze 6 and 1.4 . Phone 949 -5884 after 6 p m. 9-10 -3t c FUEL OIL Heating Staves All si zes on hand , pri ces -;tarl at Sl24.69 . - 1 Wood Burning Stove CLIPTHISADand bring it '" tor SlS.!lO discount. 0 N E used c ornet in g ood shape . $40 . Phone 992 -5786 . 9-10 -6tc ONE Coldspot refrigerator , 15 cubic fl , Harvest gold. used 2 months Phone 992 -27.40. 9- 10 -41( POMEROY LANDMARK • • J_ack W . Carsey, Mgr . Phone 992 -2181 PR I VATE mee tin g room for .;~ny orga ni latio n , phone 99? a.. l91~ 3 11 lf c Auto Sales 1967 RAMBLER ; 1967 Cama r a . Phone 992 -2B92, can be seen at 957 Broad way, Middleport . 9 -10 -Jtc 1969 CHEVY C 10 truck, V -8. $1.300or wi lllr ade for car of equal value Phone 992 -2987 . 9-1 0 -61c 1969 FA IRL ANE 302 VS st andard lransm iss i on , ve r y good cond ition Phone 992 5085 9-12 -6tc 1970 1 1 TON Fo r d Pi ckup, good conditi on . See at Baum Lumber, Chester . Phone 614 9a5 -3301 ' 9-l2 -3tc FOR SALE Leaving For California, Fu:-nished or Unfurn~~ed Large House in Mason Ph. 773-.5216 GUNS and Ammo Our fall s la ck is now he r e. Comple t e l ine of Rem ington , Winches t er, l t hica , Sa vage . Slug barrels in slack f or most br and shot guns, but in short supply . Get them wh il e th ey last . Money sh ort , lay -a .way your f a ll hunting needs New Fall s tar e hou r s star ti ng Sep l 5, 10 a.m . to 9 p .m .. Monday -Sa tu rday V illa ge Gun Sh opp e , 266 Mill Sl ,, P h one 992 -5177, financing ;wait ab l e 9 -3 26tc PIONEER"' C l:-iAIN SAWS Nalh an Biggs Rad 1a l or Specia list SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 991 -2174 Pomeroy WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY 76 tor 1964 onCI old er HOUSE for sale in R u t'la n d , $6,500 . Phone 992 -5858 a-31 -tfc HOU SE, 3 bedrooms , new Sears cabinets , indo or ou t door car ...... :,. . ~ , chain link fence, uttlity building, 2 lots . Washer , dryer, r ef . and stove S12,500 Phone 992 7430 . 9-7-6tc HOUSE on 5 2 acres, Rt . 1 Portland, Ohio . Cal l (6 1A ) 864 -1a 76 . 9 -10-6tc --- ------ -- 2 BEDRM . modern house all elec .. ju st been remodeled, 4 l ots , sox 200 i n a ll . Wi ll sell reasonably . P hon e (304) 882 3219 . 9 -10· 61c -------------- Strout Realty NO. 13] - 3 BR older home in town. Walking distance of sc hool & stor es, fully insulated, n ew alum. windows & storm wind ows, glassed in front & back porches, nice !arge roo ms, bath & ha lf , $ 19,000.00. NO. 136 - 2 BR o lder home with full base. , close to l . •tnr~•• , in c l udes gas· range & l yr. old hee~ting system , ' $10,500.00 . Located on Third & Mill in Middleport, these all electric suites, are carpeted with ·free trash pickup and are convenient to downtown. NO. 138 3 BR, FHA approved all elec. hom e on 90x120' l ot in v illage o l Middl epo rt. h as 10x 10 alum . · uti I ity bldg ., $ 18,500.00 . MONTHLY LEASES FROM: 318 N . 2nd 7.5 Ch evy Capri Cla ss ic , 4 dr , lull power , in clud ing W i ndows , F A ., door loc k s . so SO div ided seats . T wh eel . c ru i se con 1ro1. A M F'M Slereo , stere o tap e, SI.SOO rn i les . so ld n ew , o v er \6 .7 00 Was S55';1 5. Now SS195 . El WOC11_1 t'l O W ER' ,'""riEPt, IR '-. ••: ce per s . toa s t er s. i r on~ . all s mC~ II applian ces LClw n n10w c r . next to '. tal c Hiqh w~y Ga r age on Ro ut e 7 Ph on e 'iR S Jfl2 S 1 16 He '• E PT I C T f, N K S c l eaned fl.'.odcrn ' .anit.:a tion 992 395.1 or 99 / 7].t9 9 18 ttc 608 MAIN POME ROY,O POMERO'l' t •o acres , c lose in, 2 BR , bath , u til ity R., pa li o, garage , al l in excellent cond i tion . $8,300. POMEROY 2 .77 acres. lovely home , J BR, bath , nice k i tch en, f u ll basement. patio, carport. garage , 2 trailer hookups . $28 .000. ROUTE 681 135 acres, city wa ter avai l ab l e, c lose to State Park , mi n erals JUST $123.00 per acre . RUTLAND Recen t ly ren ova ted , 2 BR, ba t h , li vi n g has fireplace, por ches, ~araqe . $9 ,500. SCIPIO TWP . - 138 rolling acres , lots of timber , old house. good well, mine r als. $ 175 .00 per acre . WHY WASTE T I ME WHEN YOU SELL - L ET US HELP YOU . KNAPP SHOES SHEBOYGAN '<'11 132~ . Main· St ., 8 r oorr ",, b~ li1 , p nr ... '"' garag e a nd lot for garden . $12 , 0(1~. NFW • _ ,.,~ t t NG - o room s, 4 bed r ooms, n 1 ba t hs, nice ki t chen, hot wa t er h eat. basement wi lh garage. $20 ,000 . NEW LISTING - 7 room s, 3 bedroom s, bath, dril led we ll and 2n d building used as service station . 1 ac r e for SB.OOO HARRISONVILLE - 6 acres and 3 bedroom 70x14 m obile home with 1111 bath s, $ 17,500. 11 2 FAMILY HOME rooms, 4 bed r oom s, 2 baths, and extra rooms for a nother apl. $12 . 500 . 26 ACRES Of nice rol li ng la nd , J bedr oom h ome recently redecorated. Dr ill ed we ll. 2 pond s, bath , barn. d bl. ga ra ge an d len ce d . $28,000. MODERN HOME Brick veneer, 3 bedroom s, 2 baths, m arve l ous kit. and d in ing w ith slid i ng glass doors. F ull basement. 2 car garage. $39,000 . LAND CONTRACT < bedroom home , bath, nice kit., basement w ith garage and 2 fa mil y rooms . INVESTERS BECOME WEALTHY . TRY US OR CALL YH - H: ' 137.00 Plus Electric For Two-Bedroom Apts. 498 Locust Street Middleport, Ohi9 Ph . 992-3092 ' ' . ., cR-E-,_ E deliv c.: r e a right to your proi ec t. r rrs l r.· .J easy . F r ee es timat ::. 5 r n one 992 3284, (.;. v~,.,,11 e•r: R eady Mi)( Co, Mirt rlleport , O hi o 6 30 11 C & D TFiEE. Tr i m~·Jing , ·20 years expe ri ence . Insured, fr ee est i mates . Call 992 -3057, Coo l vi ll e Phone ( 1) .667 304 1 4-30 -tf c LET US DO IT! ! " •" •• carpeting 501 NYLON •• ••• •• 499 ~~~~re ., .. • •• .,• •• RUBBERB •••• •• We ha ve hun t -.~s·. . o~ car p et val u es. Your job C-8 be c o mple t ed in 1 to weeks . N o l ong waiting . period . Our installer has 28' years experience ... Expert 1n s1a11atio n . You'll lik e what you get . " h •' 0 • • • CALi 742 -4211 TALK TO WENDELL GR.ATE . -~ CARPET CONSULTANT •" w •• • RUTLAND . FURNITURE 742-4211 ••• • •• rtu1Tan ·... ~ 399 5. Third St . Middleport, o. Phone 992 -2594 73 Pont. Grand Prix Green and white vinyl roof, sun root. AM stereo ta pe , new belted tires , one loca l own er and t he sharpest one ·around. $4295. 72 Chev. lmpalla Cu stom 2 dr. hard to p, P.S. , P. B., grey in color and a good automobi le. $2195. 73 Ford l TO 4 dr .. P.S., P.B., air cond., tape player , one local owner with just 20 ,000 miles, new Firestone 500 belted tires. $2995. 70 Eldorado 2 dr. , hard top , belted tires, gr een and wh ite . $2495 . 70 VW Bug red and runs good. $1295. 68 Chev . lmpalla 4 dr ., hard top . $695. 68 Chev. lmpala 4 72 Chev . Impala SEE TOM RUE OR RAY DOUGLAS Open Sat. ti II 5 PUBLIC NOTI CE To CORLINQr, L DOERR Acldres s Unknow n IN TH I; COMMON PLEA ~ COUR T OF ME I G S COU N TY . O H IO ' D AVID EDW A R D DOERR , 5-19 F or est Run Road , Rout e 1 M in er s vill e , Oh io Pl cunt i lf V5. CORLIN OA L DO E R R . Addres s : Unkn ow n , O et e nd ant No . 15873 A c om p lain t tor . d _iv_orc e . custody of c hi l dr en . dtVIS ron of pro perry a nd oth er prope r r e l ief lli'IS b ee,n til ed .agams1 you . You ar e requ1red ~o anSwer the comp 1atnl w1thtn twcnly eigh 1 days after th e l a st publicat io n L<llrry S.penccr Clhk of Courls Mc iq s Co un ty , Ohio t il l l -L ? 1, ?tl f il l 111 Ill 6t c ,, I TOM RUE MOTORS AcHt N CONTACT: Lois Pauley Branch M~nager • 72 Olds 98 H. T . Seda n, grey matching V -root and interior , full powe r , F .A .. Was $2895 Now S2695 . • 'c:j1 72 Nova 4 r"l ·~(\_ ' u e w i th blue ~V 1 v 8, aulo _, . . B ., tow mil eag . '15 . 72 Impala -4 Door , gold, blk to p , mat chint in . terior . full power , F . A. Was S229S Now S199S , 71 Ol ds Cu ll as~ 'iupreme Coupe , rus•~(\_ 1 , beige V - roo f . ~ ,te r lor , fv ll P• ... , rad i al tires . S2 595 . Now S1295 . 750LDS REMAINING 1-0elta 88 HT Coupe 1- Cutlass Supreme HT Coupe 1- Cutlass S HT Coupe 1- 0mega Coupe 1-Starfire Coupe 71 Ford L TO Wagon , lu ll power . F . A .. l u gg age ra c k . radia l tires Was $1995 N ow 1 1695 . .ll "DEMO" SPECIALS CADILLAC.OLDSMOBILE OPEN SATURDAY TIL 5:00 PM GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE "YOU'LL LIKE OUR Y WAY OF DOING BUSINESS" PHONE 992-5342 E- . Repairs, serv i ce, a ll ma ke s. 992 22B ,t The r abric. Sh op. Pomeroy /\ utho'rl zed'S ing Lr Sale s and Servir We sharpen Scissor s J 2V l iC ' 1970 Plymouth Dust er Cpe., black , go ld stripe, 318 V8 ., auto .. runs good, body rough, as is - $1195. 71 Buick Electra , gold , be ige V 1o p . b eige 2 dr H T . inter io r . full power , F .A Was S.2895 Now S269S . 71 Olds Cutlass Coupe, gold . blk V r oo f . b lk . interior, full pow"' · FA , rad ial t i re s S289S . OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6 PM MOB I LE Crane service and dozer work . Pho ne '19'2 -5468 8-7-26 tp 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy 992-2298 SMALL ENGINES with b ei ge top, fu ll power. F A SS95 . KARR & VAN ZANDT 7, 11-90tc WE NEED l arm li stings . Please call if you want to se ll your farfn . WILKINSON Appointments may be made by calling Vickie Keatley at 992-3273, or by stopping at Apt. 101 at Riverside Apts. on Front Street in Middleport, Ohio. Equal Opportunity Housing . 73 Olds 88 Royale Coupe , grey with blk . V -rool , blk . in t erior , lull power , T whe et. AM - FM ra d io , F . A . was SJ295 Now $2895 . 68 Cadillac Sedan, b r own .. NO. 140 1.72 A. , Sll fl. road frontage on quiet secluded cou ntry road, 4 mi. from new mine. 52,800. We service all saws and precision grind chain. 11 Imp ala custom coupe, gold . blk . V -roof , mat ch ing interior. full power , F .A was S2495 . Now $22 95. 72 Dodge Swinger Coupe, 9r een g reen V -roof. mat ching interror . JltJ " ·u auto . , P .S , sport wheels . Was $2095 . Now S1895,. EXCAVATI N G , - ba c k hoe, d ozer and ditcher Gas, e l ectric and water lin e b u ria l, basemen t s, footers. se p tic syste m s and bru sh c l ean ing . Will haul fill dirl , top soi l, sand and graveL limes ton e for dr iveways and roads. Phone Char l es R . Hatfield, Backhoe Service, Rt. 1, Ru t land , Oh io, 742 - 0 was v. 1- Delta 88 Royal HT Sedan Lloyd's Demo NO. 139 - 4 A. more or less on pa ve d h ig h way . Water tap in and paid for, $6,400. '1 04.00 Plus Electric For One-Bedroom Apts. 72 Pont iac H . T . Cou~e. red . while V -roo t , whtle v i nl er ior . ful l pow e r . F . A , new w s w . 36,000 miles . was S2695 . Now S2395. W I LL TRIM of- cu i tr'ees and shr ubbery . Phone 949 -3221 or 742 -4441. 9-7-2Atc =-M -IX . c oN Olds 98 H. T ., se dan . Lt . b lue. mat c h i ng cloth i n terior , full powe-r in clu ding window s, F .A Wa s Sl.19S . Now Sl 09S . 70 Chevy El Camino, gold , blk . V -roo f , bl k . int erior. 8, Auto ., P . S., N ice. Wa s S1895 , Now SI69S . 1- 75 Cadillac Coupe DeVille - Mr. Karr 's Personal Car- PORTABLE TOILET RENTA L . Cons lruct i on Outdoor eve nts . Ph one G<~l lip o l is . 4<16 47 8 ?, R\Jssell's P lum bing and Healing a 19 lfc on 2 car 72 Olds 98 H . T . Sedan , wh it e , blk . V roof. blk . interi or . full power , in clud1 n g w indows and 6 wav sE!al , T -whee!. rad ial tires . F . A Was SJ295 . Now S289S . 73 Plymouth Fury It I, .t . dr . v a. auto , P S ., while wi l h blk V roo ! . b lk . inte r io r " need a lillie pa int " . W a s S2295 Now SI99S . [X tAV A- TIN G. dozer, loader and b o c kho e work se ptic tank s inslalled . dump . tru cks and lo boy s tor hir e , vvill haut fill dirt. top so p , li mes t on e and g r avel,.: Call llob or Roger J eff ers . day phone 992 ioe9 , night phone 9C! 'J J S?'i or 992 5232 2 11 tfc s- Ew~ -~ -~-~----;;: auto ., P.S., run s good, body rough . S99S . 1970 Monte Carlo, light blue . blue vinyl top, blue cloth inL 350 V-8, auto ., P.S.. P.B .. w -s -w, was $2295. NOW 52095. DO ZE R WO RK , Excavati n g . land c learin g , po n ds and b aseme n t s, and land scap 1ng Pu l l i ns E)( cavat in g. pllon e 99 2 247a . 8 26 30tc ')I Pull11'10Y 0 . blue c lot h inter i or . 350 V a. a u1o , p .s .. p b . • w s w s port whe els . 31 ,000 mile s . Was S789 5 Now 52695 . 9-2-1 m o . .R EAli"'y M~·clttirlll 7J Nova Coupe , blue w i th Dan's Shoe Repair TEAFORD REALTOR 73 Chevy Monte Carlo, bile White l andau root , red cloth interior, fu ll power . AM radio with .li:lpe , radial tires, F . A. wa s ~3995 . Now U795 . Steel Toe Safety Shoes Virgil B., Sr. \tV 73 Old!. 98 LUKUry Sedan, It blue. mal cl1mg V top and tnter ior . fu ll power T & T whee l. F t.. . radial tires was \4 39 5 . Now SJ99 S. BOOTS 6092 O lds 4-door , whi l e. ~(\\,~r ior , f u ll power . ~ mi l~s . S189S . v .a, ow n e r . low mileag e, 5.1~95 . Now Sl395 . WOULD YOU BEL IEVE ? Build an all steel building at Po le Ba rn prices? Go lden Giant All · Steel Bu ild ing s, Rt . .t, Do x 14a. Waver l y , Ohi o . Phone 947 -2196 7-24 -tfc E. 73 Cadillac Coupe OeVttle, wh ite WiTh V roof . full power . r A ni c e int eri or was \ 5 100 Now S499.S . r~ ~ 70 71 Ford Galaxie SOO , 4 doo r . 0. BACKHOE fur rent , hour or con tra ct. Reg . or ex cavaling type . Septic ta n ks installed . Bill Pu lli ns . Phone 992 -2478 8· 27 -tf c Real Estate for Sale 74 Cutlass Salon Coupe , brown w ilh b r own landau roof . brown clot h , b ucke t seat!. , f ull power , tdl whe e l. FA , AM FM , 21 ,000 m i les New rad ia l ti r es Now S459S . 70 Dodg e Monaco 4-0r ., V B. aulo .. P .S .. P B .. F . A ., I TEXAS WEST E RN 51.25 EACH S2.00 B i ll s - SJ.25 each . .-B.OO Gold coins X F cond . S88 .00 CALL 742 -3651 Rutland - Roger Wamsley 74 Cadillac Sedan D eVi lle . fully power . V roof . leather in ter io r , AM FM stereo ra d io . rad i al tir('S , (lim ale Control ai r cond S6500 . OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN Jobber In dime~ . 65 for 196-1 and old e r q u art e r s ~1.30 lor 196.1 and o ld e r halv es . $3 _40 fo r 1935 and o l der rt o tl ars - - - - FOR SALE---WHEAT BACK PENNIES .85 A ROLL BUFFALO NICKELS S7 .00 A ROLL SIL VER CERT I FICATES Middleport . See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. We Need to Make Room for Trade-Ins on the 1976 Models Due to Show .. .. Cadillac September 18th Oldsmobile September 25th Dan's Shoe Repair U.S. COINS Real Estate For Sale 1 \91 ? 1\RROW Ca mper , phon e 99 ? 5.t6fl 8 15 ?6 tp PENNmiL Phone 991 -997] North 2nd Street Tune - Ups . Batt eries Shock Absorbers . Tires Mulfler -Tailpipes . Cooling Systems. We also service Volk swagens and other fo reign ca rs . Wilbur W ard , Mgr . & Mechanic 8-21 -1 mo . rrom th e l ar gest Tru<k or B1JIIdoze r Rad iator to th e sn::t all est H ea t er Core For Sale Recently Renovated NEW VILLAGE Mano r Apar t men t s in Midd lepo r t. 1 bedroom apts from $104 plus e l ec Call 992 -3273 o r see Mrs Keatley , Ap l . 10 1. Riv erside Apa r tments . 8-28 -261p NOT All OF OUR STOCK IS ADVERTISED. STOP BY AND SEE. '- - - -- FOR SALE 5 Rooms & Bath Immediate Occupancy ' Blown In sula tion Services AUREL A ND 1\Pi\R T M I:::Nl . 6th ond Geor q e St s . N e w H ,lvc·n W Va tM NE W EA R LY Ame r ican so l a . H A Y and Reg Polled MEDifllE OCCU P A N CY qol d and wh i l e fl oral des ign, Here ford bull Contact W A c,e lcct ·~our 7 b ed rm town 90 in long , $ 175 2 pieces of Rice n ea r T up p ers P lains t1ou -; e. n eauti t ut n ew apt No 4 ot e l ectrica l c ab l e 20 Phone ( 61-1 J 667 ]267 . cornpl e ll . app l i ances f ur II and 25 fl Phon e 9~ 2 277 9 . 9 II ) tc n i-;hed . c omple t ely ca r 9 12 3rc p e ted , Rent _ $178 up in 196 5 INTE:RNATION A L c lu d1ng u t1ltll eS Call FUEL OIL fur nace, compl ete Travel A ll VB , standard r es id ent manager, Sum or w i t h pipe and reg i sters shill, ai r conditioned, tin ted RPc ky Longanac r e , I 304 A l so. a dis hw asher Phone glass . Call 997 2622 afte r 5 882 7'>61 II no answer. ca ll 1 614985411 8 p m : J0-1:· 882 2788 9 II 3tc 9 9 6tc 9 3 17t c S TEREO RAD I O, modern .! ROOM lurni5hCd apa rt men t des ign . a rra c k t ape, am fm wi1 t1 wall to wal ~ carpe t radi o co mbination . Balance rtwne 99'} 5908 s 107 59. or l e rm s Ca ll 992 9 3 tf c )965 9 9 li e -1 RM F URNI SH ED ap l f o r ONE 197 5 Bass b oa! , 14ft_ , 50 rent Ph on e 997 36SR h p . mo tor w i th T roll motor , 'I 3 t fc depl h tin der Phone 992 ! f , Nf'l 1 RO O M lun t 15 l1ed and 7888 9 11 6t c !m l urn is hf'd dpu r I nten 15 P1 10 t1 (' '19 ? r1 11 1 CU\R IN ET . goo d co ndition R easona b le . Phone 949 -4114 . 9 11 3t c 2 BE: ORM mobile hom e. air cond iti oning ,' Ra ci n e area . FOU R NEW I d ea No 7 Co rn Phone 992 5858 pickers. $600 $675 . Three 9 3 1f c used Gravity beds and wagon s, $475 eac h Two cor n ROOMS and bath un 4 $195; Two e levator s, $140 furni shed hou se , 1650 Lin ne w lm co 4ft .. 5 11 . 3 p oint co in Hi s Pt1on e 992 3874 r o tary mo w er s, $365 -$385 . 1933 JO HN Deere Mode l A 9 -5 1 f c tr actor , comp l ete l y re -b uilt . Case S. C. tracto r (as is ) Phon e 742 -5625 . LA SAL LE HOTE L , MID S.t25 . Ermel Luc ket1 , 9 -7 -6tc D LE P O RT . O H IO ROOM S A lbany Ph on e ( 614 ) 698 -3032 SS U P SPEC I A L R A TE S or698 7881 9-11 -J i c B Y WEEK O R MONTH . CA NNING tomatot.>~ . g r een TV A IR COND IT IONI N G ONE S EIGLER fu e l oil a nd red peppers Cleland heat in g s tov e . Phone 992 8 26 26t c r arms Ge ra ldi n e Cle l a n d , 5274 or ( 614 ) 9a5 -3852 1-!acine Pnon e 9.19 .11 :.0 1 9-11 31c 8 19 I f ( ·1 ROOMS and bath apt . in Rutland area . Phon e 991 9 1< FT Z I PPER truck IN DA SH 23 Channe l Citizen's 58 58 c amper , will l it 1 2 or 14 ton 7 27 tic Band lransce i ver , am fm tru ck , Porta polle and ice mpx ra d io, 8 tr a c k stereo. box , $800 . Phone (304) 882 apartment. f-URN I SHED Ca ll 992 3965. 2335 a l ter 5 p m adu lt s on l y in Midd lepor t 9 4 lfc 9 . 10-Jt c Phone 992 3874 . 3 25 lfc LET us se rv ice your Volks REGULATION slate poo l wagen , reasonable rat es ta bl e, all accessories, ex Middleport Pennw i l North 2 BEDRM !rail er , $27 per ce ll ent co ndition, Sl 50 firm . Seco nd Str ee t. Middlepor!. we e k . All u ti lities paid A l so D i a mond dinner r ing , a Pho n e 99 ? 99 n Phone 992 -3324 . s tones . $1 50 , firm Phone 8 19 ?6 t c 9. 7 . t fc (6 14 ) 37a 6307 . 9 -9-5tp HUNTIN G License , Nigh t 2 B EDRO O M fra il er , e)(tra craw l e r s . meal worms, ni ce Phon e 991 3324 . ONE S IGLER gas heate r. TACKLE . g un s . am mo . 8 26 1fc 73.000 ·8TU . 14,000 BTU air bow s . arrows . c a mping c ond i t io ner . S100 . Phone equip CB's a n d accesso ry 2 004) 882 -32 19. BEDRO O M fu rnis h ed Indi an Joe's , JOB Page S t .. ') 910 -6t c mobi l e home No pets Call s tr ee t s p as t Midd l eport 992 7.\79 . a 22 r t c 1974 SUBARU , Radio and '-,w im~ i n g Pool R 13 ?6tp hea t er, low mileag e, per fect con d ition , $2,800 . Phone 992 TR A I LER space for rent in 7658 Middleport . Phone 992 5434 . 9 -10-31c 8 79 26tc Siegler & Monogram I Now Leasing For Wanted io Buy ----- ~ ----- 1\",o iJ • Ir · I·' ' Beautiful Village Manor Mobile Homes for Sale 1 Mar . :Business Services .. ::==~~==,======~~==:-·--~=============:::~~~~~~~~;;~~===; IEXPERIE~CED MIDOI.£ T FREE ESTIMATES ~---- p um p s , d iS cou nt on all new guns a nd extr(l b arr els f i l f''S. Back of S p eed l)ucC n BED a n d dre ss er 550 South Th 1rd 51 Middleport . Phon e 99 7 S078 . "' 912 )t p REMODELING , Plumbing.' 1969 MUSTANG Mach 1. 302 h eating and al l t ypes of engine , new tires, and painr , gen eral r e pair . Wo r k A 1 c ondition Factory guaranteed . 20 years ex ' reb u ilt 260 For d En gine pe r ience . Phone 992 2J09. Phon e 843 -2211 . 5 I lf<j 9-10-Jtp 3 Starting Monday, September 15 - - -~ --~ tn S u p e r X 71 mag $7 60 bO)I , 'Yl L R 7Jc box . Save also on n ew and u sed guns many use d ~ B D B 's , auto's . MODER N llome , 2 from Ha rrisonvill e by ,)ppoin t m en1 only (SI JI B39 4176 . 9 12 6tc •d l 'u ' ' " • o v Larq c lo t-s w• th I •" ' I " 11 Gt . t 1 (1 N hr q h power she ll !.. .$ 3 bo)( . Rcminq t on or. Ln u nd ry . (RARELY DO WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK) ~ - -----------------------------------, 9 12 12 I c r..; I h' ' l " ,~rk ----- 10 ,.o,u-1 - THE PIER Card of Thanks - -- '- r j pets { i\11~ .. rr~ l omorro..-) ,. Ph. 773-.5216 In Mason ~ow arranl{t' th t· circled lt•tlN!'\ to form the !i Urpris~ an:otwer, a."' su1nce!! ted by the ~:~bon- cartoon . PriR11M SIMISI ANSWER RM mil es cdwwn Phone 8 For Sale 9 "6' ' large Room To _..5<) 0\ E f'\VOK~<.. ~ "•• 10 ] I ( t~PI 3 r oom s a n d batll , u ti l ii 1C!. pa1d Phon e Q9'} 7937 DRO "S OCR.)\ I e 9 13 U RNI ~ H E !J - •· ~ , J~-'. ..>• ,, f.. ""' " rdav . s ept 5h o wn , I I OF GOOD USED CARS f ROW b oa1 . 10 o r 11 ft . A l so , c ,~noe Ptt on P 9~2 219/ 9 10 .fl p 11:; · ,i_' 1 Fast Re-s ults Use The Sentinel Cl;;JSsifieds POMEROY, OHIO COUNT DOWN TIME AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS POMEROY, OHIO V -B sta n d. trans ., P . S., long wide bed ~ Auto .. fact . ai r , P .S. , P.B. • Every Car Priced to Go • Your Present Car Will Never Be Worth More Do business with the Friendly Dealer. We don't want tu sell everybody a car. Just YOU! 1975 FORD GRAN TORINO ............. $AVE 4 dr . Sedan. Less than 5, 000 easy miles. Air Condition ed . Open evenings till 7 p.m . and Sat. till 5 p .m . We honor Bank Americard, Master Charge and Sohio Credit Cards. PS . PB .. 1973 PONTIAC VB ........................ s2995 Catalina 4 dr . Sedan . Less than 41.000 easy miles . Air Sabbath school attendance Aug. 31 at the Free Methodist Churc h was 76. Choir members present were 15. Worship services were 75. Rev . Morris Wolf was guest speaker for ·morning and evening services . Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Shook spent the weekend wit h relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs . Bessie Huffman, Columbus, spent a week recently with Mrs. Dora Holley. Mr. and Mrs . Pearl Jacobs, . Mrs. Georg ia Diehl' and Charles An thony Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eblin, daughter Becky, son Kreg, Mrs. James Gilmore, son • Dennise, daughter Mrs. Judy Wolfe attended the Buck reunion at Lancaster, Labor Day. Mrs. Ruth Douglas , Guysville , spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox. Mrs. Ethel Evans had a . stroke rece ntl y and is a patient in a hospital in Huntington, W. Va. Sabbath school attendance Sept. 7 at the Free Methodist 1 ,. -----------------------:r, 2 OF QUALITY 'Pomeroy Conditioned. Sharp. 1972 PONTIAC vs.:...................... s2195 Ca t alina 2 dr . Hard Top . Air Conditioned . Spa rkl ing dark green f i ni sh l ike new , with white to p 1 CQ. 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO ............. s3495 -----~ 1971 MATADOR $1495 4-door, l ocal car, a i r condition e d , fu ll e q uipment . $2095 19 70 CHEV. CAMARO 350 V -8 automa ti c tran s., power st eering and brakes, dark green finish, ·vinyl root , sadd l e bucket . seats, con so l e , rad io, like n ew w-w tires. $1295 1970 NOVA V -8 CPE . good tire s, automatic, Blk . vinyl r oof, grey fin ish , power steer ing, radio . $395 1968 MER C. COMET 'I• DR . V -8, std. tran s . rrr.rlio . POM~!~!vM.9T9R POMEROY, OHIO 4 dr . Sedan . Air Conditioned . One ca r efu l loca l owner. PS&PB USED TRUCKS 1972• CHEVROLET......................... s2195 6 cyl. Pickup . Ot.rned by local merchant for light delivery a r ound town . Extra good condition t 1971 FORD V8 .............................. s1995 ton P i-:ku p . Au'to. Tran s. Power Steerings . One local owner . l /4 Pickup . Auto. Trans . Sma ll VB . Power Steering . Good tires . 1967 FORD 1/z TON ........................ s795 Pi cku p . 6 cyl. std . shift . Good lor year . Church was 87. Worship services attendance was 95. Mr . Lee Nelson is a medical patient in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Due to the holdup and robbery at a church in Logan recently the offering at the local church will not be published. Mr. Fritz Stahl, New ~arshfield visited 're_cently with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. AT. 1970 GMC 1fz TON ........................ s1695 co. \CI I@ CLEVELAND (UPI) Adjacent Lake eounty and suburban North Olmsted were named Wednesda y in U.S. District Court suits by the U.S. Justice Department for failing to make required equal opportunities reports. The complaints said neither made required an· nual reports in 1973 and 1974 showing breakdowns of public employ~ as required by federal law . 14.000 miles . 1973 GMC SPRINT Yes it's count down time at Smith Nelson Motors. We only have 16 new Buick's, Pontiacs and G.M. C trucks left. So come on in and make a deal on a new 1975 Buick, Pontiac or G.M.C. beofre the 1976 price raise. Your present car will never be worth more . So, trade now and save yourself some money. Call Ceward Calvert or Bill Nelson for a real buy on a new car. Laurel Oiff News Notes . Many mo r e. See Fred Blaettnar, Darrell Dodrill, Pat Hill, or Dan Thompson 1973 CHEVY IMPALA ................s2495 4 Dr . H . T . , air. P . S.. P. B., red , bla-ck v'inyl top 1973 FORD GAL 500 ............... s2495 4 Or . Sed .. fact. air, P .S., P . EL vinyl roof 1973 VEGA 2 DR SED ............. s1195 4 cyl .. 4 spd .. little rough 1972 BUICK RIVIERA ............... s2795 Fully equ ipped 1972 FORD LTD ..................... 11995 Br o ugham 'l Dr . H. T ., f ully equ ipped 1973 PLYMOUTH SATELliTE ..... s2195 Seb ring 4 dr . se dan , auto ., P . S.. P . B 1972 MERC. COMET................ s1495 2 Dr ., 6 c yl. , auto ., vi n yl r oo f 1972 PINTO ALL AMERICAN .....s1595 .d cyl., d spd . 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK G.T. .... s1495 Loc a ll y own ed , new ti(es , sha rp 1971 CHEVY NOVA ................. 11495 40r , au t o_, P . S. 1971 FORD 4 DR ......,.............. 1895 Air 1971 FORD MAVERICK ............. s1395 2 Or . , 6 cyl, sta tran s . 1971 PINTO RUNABOUT ...........s1095 4 cyl. 4 s pd . - - - A S IS SPECIALS--70 Mere . 4 d r. Sedan 67 Cutlass 2 dr. H. T. 66 V. W. Runs Good 68 Cougar 67 Ford Fair lan e 4 dr . $595 $595 $495 $395 $395 MANY MORE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel . RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 �·" . ' . I 11 - The Dail Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, U., Friday 10- The Daily SE>ntinel, MiddleportcPomeroy, 0 ., ~'riday , Sep: . 12, 1975 ~~~~~®tki~--M.J-'94- For one I Corm h Hmd w ur~ ,.,.~.,~ to ••\< >QUar•. to four ordmary word s. etter CAIXO ..." .... " .. 10 1' ' • "·· ' Wanted To Buy """ ""''"''' ~ / ~."!,f. ) ... ,_ · ....~ .'~- '" ' ~ -- I I c / 1;- ., ,' i[' \, · ;.} I t t10 m~ In lhC 51l•r . Oh10 f dth fr o m qradf:' sc llOO I F- utty ca r p (' I (' d , b C it U I i f U I I y d ecor,lted . p a rt ly f urnished Ca ll 1 866 173 1 or h ou se lo be Wanted To Rent At Once !., N ~ f / ' '' I ( R t or en N CW I y l f' r1 t od e l c d k'(•asonabl c ra l es ··hr Store Household Goods ' 0 he- ;- - 1 a • I XI '\'r• l rr.i• v' ~ · •• " .'. •• h ,.•• l huu!.lr~ : EPOCH BATHE TEMP ER An~ .. rr : ·In mtl .. lllllfliuy 111in ll'l11m 111 DECEIT llw M ·a , hm ·r· F IR ST, I want to humbly thank God for the mi r a c l e H e bestow ed upon me Then . my hear t f e lt qratilu cle to my wonderful d oc tor <; , D oc tor Telle and Doctor Ridqw ay , all . opera1ing. s taff wrto a ss i s t ed them . and all th e nurs es , aides , and orderlies And t o my f aith ful f am i ly T o all tho se who se nt c a r ds and fl owers To 1he pastors who otte r prayers , and espe ci al ly the pa stors of the Rac i ne Church of the Naza rene , and Ra cine Bapt i st Church . To Elli e Pi c k e n s , Alice Lo ui se . a n d L ea fy Chasteen tor s pe c ial k i ndn esses . May God bless each and e vervon e of you l or your gracious gift of your time a nd. energy VIVIAN JOHN SO N 9 1'l 2t c Notice Room and Board ROOM A ND BO A RD for se ni or cifizE- n s _ L ow in com e li v i n g, ver y nice Phone 992 3509 8-24 161C SHOOT I NG Mat c h , S tart s Svnday, Sept. 14 at 1 p m Factory cho k ed g uns only From Stat e Rt . 7 on 12tt toward Rvtland. t urn r i ght at sub -statio n . follow signs T h is will be each Sunday until fu r ther no t ice . Happ y H o llow Gun Cl ub . 9 12 2tp G I VE AWAY Meig s Counry Humane So c ie t y d es pera 1e l y n eed horne fo r 7 m •xe d br e ed puppies . 6 or 7 m on1h S o l d W i ll n o t be" Iorge (loq s. qeniiP healthy and c lean I d ea l tor neuse pel s Call 9.t9 .1917 or '4'12 S906 afte r 12 noon 9 9 6r c WANT ADS INFORMAT I ON DEADLINES ~ PM Doy B efor e P u b lo cat 10n Moncl e~ y 0Pndlin0 9 a r11 ( <l n CC' II CJt iOn Corrcci 10n s 'N ilt IJ c a c cepte d until 9 a 111 l o r 0,1y of P ub l1 c ati o n 1\K C ReQ En4I1Sil Sprinoer . 3 REGULATIONS mon th pup s . brown il n d TtH:> Publisher r eserve --. the white Ph or1e Q9 '} 1039 r1qht ro f'dir o r rci c ct e~ ny a d ~ 9 Q 61 p deem ed o b t c c t1onal lh e pub i 1Siler will not be A KC To y P oo dl E'S 2 n,,l le rc spon s 1ble for mor e rhan on e 3 and 1 t e m il l f• \\ h •l f' w d l1 1n c orr ec t insertion ap ri co t mar~ 1 n os C.1ll 9-19 RATES 5992 For Want Ad Sc r11ice ::, c e nt s per Wor d one i n se rt ion Minimum Charge$1.00 PEACOCK S. all age<; S1n9I C' 1.1 c ent s pe r word rh rf'f' or pa i r . $610 S:i/5 eactt P 0 c on ... ec utiv e 1nsertion s Box 756 , coa l ville . or pllonC' '16 c cn ts per word six con (6 1·1l 667 3358 sc c utiv~ insertions 9 11 6tc 25 Per Ce nt Di scount on pai d ad s and a d s paid within 10 dr'ty5 ' Yard Sale CARD OF THA NK S & Obituary $2 00 for 50 word minimu m . YARD Sal e, 405 S PRING Eac h addil i onal wo rd 3c A VENUE , POMEROY . BLIND ADS Fr iday , 8 am . I ill 6 p .m . Ad di t i on ul 25c Charge per 9 11 21c A dve r tisement OFF I CE HOUR S LAST WEEK f or yard sa te 8 · 30 ~ m ro 5· 00 p m Dai!y , Cl othin g , di shes , 1 ] pri ce , R 3 0 am t o 11 00 No o n f urnilur e , J white laval o r ies Sa t ur day 1.3 eac h . tru c k -car chain . Kenmore wash er wit h su,d saver , Sunbeam coffee pol . Ham ilion Beach Mixer wi t h bow l s. wh ite uni f orms , $ 1 each, size 16 . b l ac k yarn . 1" price Phon e 7-11 6273 . 9 9 tic Help Wanted NOW HIRING YARD Sa l e, Friday, Satur day. and Su nday between Ha r risonvi l le and Pagetown Everything from A to Z on R t 68 1 Phon e 742 3042 . 9-10 -Jic 12 good men needed . $140.00 a week full time, $84.00 a week " E,· ... I>< ' ... ti ,. ... NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT part time. Must have Case No. 21 616 Estate of NEY N . CAR PENTER Dec ease d . car. Call 446-0677, 9 til Notice is hereby given t hat Robert S. Parker of 611 S. 5. Seco nd St r eet, Midd l eport , Ohio, has b een du l y appointed Executor of the Es tate of Ney N . Ca r penter , deceased. l at e Of Co l vmbia Townsh i p , M e igs COUPLE wit h out previou s busine ss experience, bul County, Ohio. wi ll ing to wo r k an d l earn Credi t o r s are required to toge ther p l easa n t profitable file t hei r c l ai m s with sai d work . Co nta ct Amway fiduciary within four mon th s. D i s trib u to rs Phon e (1) 989 Da te d t h is 8th day of Sep 2353 for intervi e w . tember 1975 . 9 11 4tC Ma n ning D . We b ster Judge Court o f Common Pleas Probate Divi sion PAPER CARRIER NEEDED ~ · (9 1 12 . 19 , 26, 3tc ~ ..r; ·' "l. ::o> • ~: ••''1 .., ~ -~ •• ...~ " g •• :I .~ "' •• § ,,1: ,,,..••. ,. M ~: ..I". t... . ~ " w. "' •• ~· "r• .,.......'" ' ••••• ..."'. ~: NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No. 21621 Estate of ETHEL M. CROSS, Deceased. No tice i s here by given th at J. Di llon Cr oss, of Racine , Ohio, has been duly appoin ted Ad m inistrator of the Estate of Ethel M . Cross , deceased , late of Meigs Count y , Ohio . Creditors are requi r ed to file their claims with said f i du ciary within l ou r months . Da ted this 9th day of Se p tember 1975 . Manni n g D Webster Judge Court of Common Plea s, Probate D i vision (9) 12, 19, 26 , J t c ' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No. 21596 Estate of William J . Woods, Decease d . No ti ce is hereb y given t hat Mila J. Woods ot 98 High Street, Pomeroy , Ohio, has been duly appoin t ed Executrix o l the Estate of William J. Woods , dece ased , late o f Pomeroy , Me i g s Coun ty, Ohio . Creditors are required to file their c l aims with said f i du ciary within four m on ths . Dated this 25th day of August 1975. Manning D. Webst e r , Judge court of common Pl eas. Prob ate Divi sio n (8) 28; (9) 4, 11, 31t '10 GI VE A WAY parr ne eqle pup Phon e 74 1 4547 9 10 3tc 4 F AMILY Yard Sale , Darleen Vanaman on Salem St .. Rutland . Thur sday and Fr iday . 9-10 3t p YARD Sales, Friday and Sat urday , Sepl . 12 and 13 at the Hobart Sma ll ey residence , Ches ler. Ohio 9 10 Jtc 4 FA MILY Yard Sale, Friday an d Sa turd ay , 10 a.m . t ill 5 p .m . at the co rner of Forest Run Rd . and Rt 7. L ots of c hil d r e n 's clothing, Games, and toys . 9-10 -Jtc · Wanted LINCOLN HILL POMEROY CASH pa id for all makes and model s CYf mobile homes Phon e area code 61.4 423 "i5J 1. 4 13-lfc Employment Wanted Contact The Daily Sentinel 992-2156 Notice PARASOL boutique an nounces new hours . Open Tu esday t hrough Satu rda y. Sept. Specia l - Perman e nt s Reg . S\7 .50 n ow $15 . We a l so do b low cuts an d blow drying. Phone (614) 985 · .4141. Operato r . Sa ndr a Kerns, and H e l en Newland 9 -10 -12 t c -- - - - - -- - - -~-- ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL New Hours WILL TAKE e ld e rly women i n my h ome . Phone 992 -3397. 9 -7-6tc - ------ ( A r.IPENTRY . !l ooring . Cf'il ing and p a nel i nq Ph one 99:' 7159 8 17 ?6tc For Rent NEWLY remode l ed home in Chester, Ohio . F if t h from g r ade school. F u lly car pete d , beautifu ll y decora t ed, par tl y fur n ished . Calll 866 -1731 or house to be shown Sat urday , Se pt. 13. Reasonable rate s . 9 -I 0-3tc 7AMT07PM P I ANO Tuning , Lane Daniels , NOTICE ON FILING Phone 992 201:12 OF INVENTOR Y 8-28 -26tp AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Oh io, Meigs County , Court of common . Pleas, Probate Div isio n . To the Executrix ol the estate , to such of the fo ll owing 1965 HILLCRE S T mobile as are residents ol the Sta te of home F or more in Ohio , viz : th e su rv iving form at ion . c all 949 -5261. spouse, the nex t of kfn , th e 9-10 81( beneficiaries under the wi ll ; and to th e attorney or at - 10 x 50 MOBILE home , fur torne ys r epresenting any of nish ed, very clea n . $2,,900. the aforement io ned persons . Phone 742 -5a25. Raymond Da y Arno l d, 9-10 -61 c Deceased , Pomeroy, Ohio R . D . 4, Sc ip io Township , No. 14 FT . HO LL Y Park mobi l e 21566 . home , pra c tical l y new Y ou are hereby n otified that Phone (614) 985 -4259 t he Inven to r y a nd . Ap 9- 11 -Jtp p r,: a iseme nt of t he estate of t he aForementioned, deceased . late of said C ount y, was f i'l ed 1974CASTLE 12x652bedrm .. 2 full baths , total elec . In th is Court. Said Inventory furnit ure , washer and end A ppra isement will be for dryer . Phon e 949 3655. h earing before this Court on 9 -12 61C the 18th da y of September , 1975 , at 10 :00 o'c l ock 1A .M . Any person desiring to file exceptions there to must file them at leil_s1 five days prior to the date· set for hearing . " Given under ·my hand and PLAYER piano , n eed not be in working condition, a l so see I of .said Co1.1rt. this 2nd day piano r olls . Phone 742 -5625 . of Se_ptember 1975 ., 9-7-6tc FUR NI SHED r ooms . E . Main St, Pomeroy. No pets . Phone 992 -2381 . 9 -10 -3t c Manning D . Webster Judge By Ann B . Watson Deputy Clerk (f) • · I II , 21c ..,,;o-·· -turn-.fure , ~-- lie - - bo)(es. brass beds. or complete households . Wri t e M . D .-. M i ller , Rt. 4, Pomeroy . ~ Ohio Cal ' 992 7760. 10 7 74 Jr d 5t . MiddleporT H om v I C' n !! l d L''.rlQ rlll llii C r< ' ' l ' oi'•OS . <i ',oU C' Wi1ll<5 ,,, ,\1 o ft 1 '1 1( 111(' 9'1 ' r '' ' ' '" r· •, <,t r r· e t I : rq I ") l l I t c' ONE 1?7 5 ~ tart ir e Oldsmobile wilh 16.000 m il es On e 1974 Honda mo 1or c y cle with 4,000 mil es Aorn n ew con dilion Pllone 992 76Y'l 9 12 ) 1C t9 77 CB 100 H onda , \1 50 . 6 p i ece dr u m se1. S.JOO Phon e 99') 1502 9 17 ] I C l. Radiato Blown u1to Walls & Attic s STORM WINDOW S& DOOR S REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM StD tN G - SOFFITT GUTTERS -AWNINGS i Service LARRY ~VENDER S,-racuse, Ohio Ph . 992 -3993 .1 10 1 mo 100% Financed, Call 992-5786 . T W O F ur nished apt s . Kay Cecil . 87 South Second Ave .• Middleport , Ohio . Phon e Q9'} 5262 8 21 -lfc CO NN trumpet with case , e)(ce l lent co nd i tion . A l so . R igg Cadet un iforms , S i ze 6 and 1.4 . Phone 949 -5884 after 6 p m. 9-10 -3t c FUEL OIL Heating Staves All si zes on hand , pri ces -;tarl at Sl24.69 . - 1 Wood Burning Stove CLIPTHISADand bring it '" tor SlS.!lO discount. 0 N E used c ornet in g ood shape . $40 . Phone 992 -5786 . 9-10 -6tc ONE Coldspot refrigerator , 15 cubic fl , Harvest gold. used 2 months Phone 992 -27.40. 9- 10 -41( POMEROY LANDMARK • • J_ack W . Carsey, Mgr . Phone 992 -2181 PR I VATE mee tin g room for .;~ny orga ni latio n , phone 99? a.. l91~ 3 11 lf c Auto Sales 1967 RAMBLER ; 1967 Cama r a . Phone 992 -2B92, can be seen at 957 Broad way, Middleport . 9 -10 -Jtc 1969 CHEVY C 10 truck, V -8. $1.300or wi lllr ade for car of equal value Phone 992 -2987 . 9-1 0 -61c 1969 FA IRL ANE 302 VS st andard lransm iss i on , ve r y good cond ition Phone 992 5085 9-12 -6tc 1970 1 1 TON Fo r d Pi ckup, good conditi on . See at Baum Lumber, Chester . Phone 614 9a5 -3301 ' 9-l2 -3tc FOR SALE Leaving For California, Fu:-nished or Unfurn~~ed Large House in Mason Ph. 773-.5216 GUNS and Ammo Our fall s la ck is now he r e. Comple t e l ine of Rem ington , Winches t er, l t hica , Sa vage . Slug barrels in slack f or most br and shot guns, but in short supply . Get them wh il e th ey last . Money sh ort , lay -a .way your f a ll hunting needs New Fall s tar e hou r s star ti ng Sep l 5, 10 a.m . to 9 p .m .. Monday -Sa tu rday V illa ge Gun Sh opp e , 266 Mill Sl ,, P h one 992 -5177, financing ;wait ab l e 9 -3 26tc PIONEER"' C l:-iAIN SAWS Nalh an Biggs Rad 1a l or Specia list SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 991 -2174 Pomeroy WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY 76 tor 1964 onCI old er HOUSE for sale in R u t'la n d , $6,500 . Phone 992 -5858 a-31 -tfc HOU SE, 3 bedrooms , new Sears cabinets , indo or ou t door car ...... :,. . ~ , chain link fence, uttlity building, 2 lots . Washer , dryer, r ef . and stove S12,500 Phone 992 7430 . 9-7-6tc HOUSE on 5 2 acres, Rt . 1 Portland, Ohio . Cal l (6 1A ) 864 -1a 76 . 9 -10-6tc --- ------ -- 2 BEDRM . modern house all elec .. ju st been remodeled, 4 l ots , sox 200 i n a ll . Wi ll sell reasonably . P hon e (304) 882 3219 . 9 -10· 61c -------------- Strout Realty NO. 13] - 3 BR older home in town. Walking distance of sc hool & stor es, fully insulated, n ew alum. windows & storm wind ows, glassed in front & back porches, nice !arge roo ms, bath & ha lf , $ 19,000.00. NO. 136 - 2 BR o lder home with full base. , close to l . •tnr~•• , in c l udes gas· range & l yr. old hee~ting system , ' $10,500.00 . Located on Third & Mill in Middleport, these all electric suites, are carpeted with ·free trash pickup and are convenient to downtown. NO. 138 3 BR, FHA approved all elec. hom e on 90x120' l ot in v illage o l Middl epo rt. h as 10x 10 alum . · uti I ity bldg ., $ 18,500.00 . MONTHLY LEASES FROM: 318 N . 2nd 7.5 Ch evy Capri Cla ss ic , 4 dr , lull power , in clud ing W i ndows , F A ., door loc k s . so SO div ided seats . T wh eel . c ru i se con 1ro1. A M F'M Slereo , stere o tap e, SI.SOO rn i les . so ld n ew , o v er \6 .7 00 Was S55';1 5. Now SS195 . El WOC11_1 t'l O W ER' ,'""riEPt, IR '-. ••: ce per s . toa s t er s. i r on~ . all s mC~ II applian ces LClw n n10w c r . next to '. tal c Hiqh w~y Ga r age on Ro ut e 7 Ph on e 'iR S Jfl2 S 1 16 He '• E PT I C T f, N K S c l eaned fl.'.odcrn ' .anit.:a tion 992 395.1 or 99 / 7].t9 9 18 ttc 608 MAIN POME ROY,O POMERO'l' t •o acres , c lose in, 2 BR , bath , u til ity R., pa li o, garage , al l in excellent cond i tion . $8,300. POMEROY 2 .77 acres. lovely home , J BR, bath , nice k i tch en, f u ll basement. patio, carport. garage , 2 trailer hookups . $28 .000. ROUTE 681 135 acres, city wa ter avai l ab l e, c lose to State Park , mi n erals JUST $123.00 per acre . RUTLAND Recen t ly ren ova ted , 2 BR, ba t h , li vi n g has fireplace, por ches, ~araqe . $9 ,500. SCIPIO TWP . - 138 rolling acres , lots of timber , old house. good well, mine r als. $ 175 .00 per acre . WHY WASTE T I ME WHEN YOU SELL - L ET US HELP YOU . KNAPP SHOES SHEBOYGAN '<'11 132~ . Main· St ., 8 r oorr ",, b~ li1 , p nr ... '"' garag e a nd lot for garden . $12 , 0(1~. NFW • _ ,.,~ t t NG - o room s, 4 bed r ooms, n 1 ba t hs, nice ki t chen, hot wa t er h eat. basement wi lh garage. $20 ,000 . NEW LISTING - 7 room s, 3 bedroom s, bath, dril led we ll and 2n d building used as service station . 1 ac r e for SB.OOO HARRISONVILLE - 6 acres and 3 bedroom 70x14 m obile home with 1111 bath s, $ 17,500. 11 2 FAMILY HOME rooms, 4 bed r oom s, 2 baths, and extra rooms for a nother apl. $12 . 500 . 26 ACRES Of nice rol li ng la nd , J bedr oom h ome recently redecorated. Dr ill ed we ll. 2 pond s, bath , barn. d bl. ga ra ge an d len ce d . $28,000. MODERN HOME Brick veneer, 3 bedroom s, 2 baths, m arve l ous kit. and d in ing w ith slid i ng glass doors. F ull basement. 2 car garage. $39,000 . LAND CONTRACT < bedroom home , bath, nice kit., basement w ith garage and 2 fa mil y rooms . INVESTERS BECOME WEALTHY . TRY US OR CALL YH - H: ' 137.00 Plus Electric For Two-Bedroom Apts. 498 Locust Street Middleport, Ohi9 Ph . 992-3092 ' ' . ., cR-E-,_ E deliv c.: r e a right to your proi ec t. r rrs l r.· .J easy . F r ee es timat ::. 5 r n one 992 3284, (.;. v~,.,,11 e•r: R eady Mi)( Co, Mirt rlleport , O hi o 6 30 11 C & D TFiEE. Tr i m~·Jing , ·20 years expe ri ence . Insured, fr ee est i mates . Call 992 -3057, Coo l vi ll e Phone ( 1) .667 304 1 4-30 -tf c LET US DO IT! ! " •" •• carpeting 501 NYLON •• ••• •• 499 ~~~~re ., .. • •• .,• •• RUBBERB •••• •• We ha ve hun t -.~s·. . o~ car p et val u es. Your job C-8 be c o mple t ed in 1 to weeks . N o l ong waiting . period . Our installer has 28' years experience ... Expert 1n s1a11atio n . You'll lik e what you get . " h •' 0 • • • CALi 742 -4211 TALK TO WENDELL GR.ATE . -~ CARPET CONSULTANT •" w •• • RUTLAND . FURNITURE 742-4211 ••• • •• rtu1Tan ·... ~ 399 5. Third St . Middleport, o. Phone 992 -2594 73 Pont. Grand Prix Green and white vinyl roof, sun root. AM stereo ta pe , new belted tires , one loca l own er and t he sharpest one ·around. $4295. 72 Chev. lmpalla Cu stom 2 dr. hard to p, P.S. , P. B., grey in color and a good automobi le. $2195. 73 Ford l TO 4 dr .. P.S., P.B., air cond., tape player , one local owner with just 20 ,000 miles, new Firestone 500 belted tires. $2995. 70 Eldorado 2 dr. , hard top , belted tires, gr een and wh ite . $2495 . 70 VW Bug red and runs good. $1295. 68 Chev . lmpalla 4 dr ., hard top . $695. 68 Chev. lmpala 4 72 Chev . Impala SEE TOM RUE OR RAY DOUGLAS Open Sat. ti II 5 PUBLIC NOTI CE To CORLINQr, L DOERR Acldres s Unknow n IN TH I; COMMON PLEA ~ COUR T OF ME I G S COU N TY . O H IO ' D AVID EDW A R D DOERR , 5-19 F or est Run Road , Rout e 1 M in er s vill e , Oh io Pl cunt i lf V5. CORLIN OA L DO E R R . Addres s : Unkn ow n , O et e nd ant No . 15873 A c om p lain t tor . d _iv_orc e . custody of c hi l dr en . dtVIS ron of pro perry a nd oth er prope r r e l ief lli'IS b ee,n til ed .agams1 you . You ar e requ1red ~o anSwer the comp 1atnl w1thtn twcnly eigh 1 days after th e l a st publicat io n L<llrry S.penccr Clhk of Courls Mc iq s Co un ty , Ohio t il l l -L ? 1, ?tl f il l 111 Ill 6t c ,, I TOM RUE MOTORS AcHt N CONTACT: Lois Pauley Branch M~nager • 72 Olds 98 H. T . Seda n, grey matching V -root and interior , full powe r , F .A .. Was $2895 Now S2695 . • 'c:j1 72 Nova 4 r"l ·~(\_ ' u e w i th blue ~V 1 v 8, aulo _, . . B ., tow mil eag . '15 . 72 Impala -4 Door , gold, blk to p , mat chint in . terior . full power , F . A. Was S229S Now S199S , 71 Ol ds Cu ll as~ 'iupreme Coupe , rus•~(\_ 1 , beige V - roo f . ~ ,te r lor , fv ll P• ... , rad i al tires . S2 595 . Now S1295 . 750LDS REMAINING 1-0elta 88 HT Coupe 1- Cutlass Supreme HT Coupe 1- Cutlass S HT Coupe 1- 0mega Coupe 1-Starfire Coupe 71 Ford L TO Wagon , lu ll power . F . A .. l u gg age ra c k . radia l tires Was $1995 N ow 1 1695 . .ll "DEMO" SPECIALS CADILLAC.OLDSMOBILE OPEN SATURDAY TIL 5:00 PM GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE "YOU'LL LIKE OUR Y WAY OF DOING BUSINESS" PHONE 992-5342 E- . Repairs, serv i ce, a ll ma ke s. 992 22B ,t The r abric. Sh op. Pomeroy /\ utho'rl zed'S ing Lr Sale s and Servir We sharpen Scissor s J 2V l iC ' 1970 Plymouth Dust er Cpe., black , go ld stripe, 318 V8 ., auto .. runs good, body rough, as is - $1195. 71 Buick Electra , gold , be ige V 1o p . b eige 2 dr H T . inter io r . full power , F .A Was S.2895 Now S269S . 71 Olds Cutlass Coupe, gold . blk V r oo f . b lk . interior, full pow"' · FA , rad ial t i re s S289S . OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6 PM MOB I LE Crane service and dozer work . Pho ne '19'2 -5468 8-7-26 tp 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy 992-2298 SMALL ENGINES with b ei ge top, fu ll power. F A SS95 . KARR & VAN ZANDT 7, 11-90tc WE NEED l arm li stings . Please call if you want to se ll your farfn . WILKINSON Appointments may be made by calling Vickie Keatley at 992-3273, or by stopping at Apt. 101 at Riverside Apts. on Front Street in Middleport, Ohio. Equal Opportunity Housing . 73 Olds 88 Royale Coupe , grey with blk . V -rool , blk . in t erior , lull power , T whe et. AM - FM ra d io , F . A . was SJ295 Now $2895 . 68 Cadillac Sedan, b r own .. NO. 140 1.72 A. , Sll fl. road frontage on quiet secluded cou ntry road, 4 mi. from new mine. 52,800. We service all saws and precision grind chain. 11 Imp ala custom coupe, gold . blk . V -roof , mat ch ing interior. full power , F .A was S2495 . Now $22 95. 72 Dodge Swinger Coupe, 9r een g reen V -roof. mat ching interror . JltJ " ·u auto . , P .S , sport wheels . Was $2095 . Now S1895,. EXCAVATI N G , - ba c k hoe, d ozer and ditcher Gas, e l ectric and water lin e b u ria l, basemen t s, footers. se p tic syste m s and bru sh c l ean ing . Will haul fill dirl , top soi l, sand and graveL limes ton e for dr iveways and roads. Phone Char l es R . Hatfield, Backhoe Service, Rt. 1, Ru t land , Oh io, 742 - 0 was v. 1- Delta 88 Royal HT Sedan Lloyd's Demo NO. 139 - 4 A. more or less on pa ve d h ig h way . Water tap in and paid for, $6,400. '1 04.00 Plus Electric For One-Bedroom Apts. 72 Pont iac H . T . Cou~e. red . while V -roo t , whtle v i nl er ior . ful l pow e r . F . A , new w s w . 36,000 miles . was S2695 . Now S2395. W I LL TRIM of- cu i tr'ees and shr ubbery . Phone 949 -3221 or 742 -4441. 9-7-2Atc =-M -IX . c oN Olds 98 H. T ., se dan . Lt . b lue. mat c h i ng cloth i n terior , full powe-r in clu ding window s, F .A Wa s Sl.19S . Now Sl 09S . 70 Chevy El Camino, gold , blk . V -roo f , bl k . int erior. 8, Auto ., P . S., N ice. Wa s S1895 , Now SI69S . 1- 75 Cadillac Coupe DeVille - Mr. Karr 's Personal Car- PORTABLE TOILET RENTA L . Cons lruct i on Outdoor eve nts . Ph one G<~l lip o l is . 4<16 47 8 ?, R\Jssell's P lum bing and Healing a 19 lfc on 2 car 72 Olds 98 H . T . Sedan , wh it e , blk . V roof. blk . interi or . full power , in clud1 n g w indows and 6 wav sE!al , T -whee!. rad ial tires . F . A Was SJ295 . Now S289S . 73 Plymouth Fury It I, .t . dr . v a. auto , P S ., while wi l h blk V roo ! . b lk . inte r io r " need a lillie pa int " . W a s S2295 Now SI99S . [X tAV A- TIN G. dozer, loader and b o c kho e work se ptic tank s inslalled . dump . tru cks and lo boy s tor hir e , vvill haut fill dirt. top so p , li mes t on e and g r avel,.: Call llob or Roger J eff ers . day phone 992 ioe9 , night phone 9C! 'J J S?'i or 992 5232 2 11 tfc s- Ew~ -~ -~-~----;;: auto ., P.S., run s good, body rough . S99S . 1970 Monte Carlo, light blue . blue vinyl top, blue cloth inL 350 V-8, auto ., P.S.. P.B .. w -s -w, was $2295. NOW 52095. DO ZE R WO RK , Excavati n g . land c learin g , po n ds and b aseme n t s, and land scap 1ng Pu l l i ns E)( cavat in g. pllon e 99 2 247a . 8 26 30tc ')I Pull11'10Y 0 . blue c lot h inter i or . 350 V a. a u1o , p .s .. p b . • w s w s port whe els . 31 ,000 mile s . Was S789 5 Now 52695 . 9-2-1 m o . .R EAli"'y M~·clttirlll 7J Nova Coupe , blue w i th Dan's Shoe Repair TEAFORD REALTOR 73 Chevy Monte Carlo, bile White l andau root , red cloth interior, fu ll power . AM radio with .li:lpe , radial tires, F . A. wa s ~3995 . Now U795 . Steel Toe Safety Shoes Virgil B., Sr. \tV 73 Old!. 98 LUKUry Sedan, It blue. mal cl1mg V top and tnter ior . fu ll power T & T whee l. F t.. . radial tires was \4 39 5 . Now SJ99 S. BOOTS 6092 O lds 4-door , whi l e. ~(\\,~r ior , f u ll power . ~ mi l~s . S189S . v .a, ow n e r . low mileag e, 5.1~95 . Now Sl395 . WOULD YOU BEL IEVE ? Build an all steel building at Po le Ba rn prices? Go lden Giant All · Steel Bu ild ing s, Rt . .t, Do x 14a. Waver l y , Ohi o . Phone 947 -2196 7-24 -tfc E. 73 Cadillac Coupe OeVttle, wh ite WiTh V roof . full power . r A ni c e int eri or was \ 5 100 Now S499.S . r~ ~ 70 71 Ford Galaxie SOO , 4 doo r . 0. BACKHOE fur rent , hour or con tra ct. Reg . or ex cavaling type . Septic ta n ks installed . Bill Pu lli ns . Phone 992 -2478 8· 27 -tf c Real Estate for Sale 74 Cutlass Salon Coupe , brown w ilh b r own landau roof . brown clot h , b ucke t seat!. , f ull power , tdl whe e l. FA , AM FM , 21 ,000 m i les New rad ia l ti r es Now S459S . 70 Dodg e Monaco 4-0r ., V B. aulo .. P .S .. P B .. F . A ., I TEXAS WEST E RN 51.25 EACH S2.00 B i ll s - SJ.25 each . .-B.OO Gold coins X F cond . S88 .00 CALL 742 -3651 Rutland - Roger Wamsley 74 Cadillac Sedan D eVi lle . fully power . V roof . leather in ter io r , AM FM stereo ra d io . rad i al tir('S , (lim ale Control ai r cond S6500 . OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN Jobber In dime~ . 65 for 196-1 and old e r q u art e r s ~1.30 lor 196.1 and o ld e r halv es . $3 _40 fo r 1935 and o l der rt o tl ars - - - - FOR SALE---WHEAT BACK PENNIES .85 A ROLL BUFFALO NICKELS S7 .00 A ROLL SIL VER CERT I FICATES Middleport . See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. We Need to Make Room for Trade-Ins on the 1976 Models Due to Show .. .. Cadillac September 18th Oldsmobile September 25th Dan's Shoe Repair U.S. COINS Real Estate For Sale 1 \91 ? 1\RROW Ca mper , phon e 99 ? 5.t6fl 8 15 ?6 tp PENNmiL Phone 991 -997] North 2nd Street Tune - Ups . Batt eries Shock Absorbers . Tires Mulfler -Tailpipes . Cooling Systems. We also service Volk swagens and other fo reign ca rs . Wilbur W ard , Mgr . & Mechanic 8-21 -1 mo . rrom th e l ar gest Tru<k or B1JIIdoze r Rad iator to th e sn::t all est H ea t er Core For Sale Recently Renovated NEW VILLAGE Mano r Apar t men t s in Midd lepo r t. 1 bedroom apts from $104 plus e l ec Call 992 -3273 o r see Mrs Keatley , Ap l . 10 1. Riv erside Apa r tments . 8-28 -261p NOT All OF OUR STOCK IS ADVERTISED. STOP BY AND SEE. '- - - -- FOR SALE 5 Rooms & Bath Immediate Occupancy ' Blown In sula tion Services AUREL A ND 1\Pi\R T M I:::Nl . 6th ond Geor q e St s . N e w H ,lvc·n W Va tM NE W EA R LY Ame r ican so l a . H A Y and Reg Polled MEDifllE OCCU P A N CY qol d and wh i l e fl oral des ign, Here ford bull Contact W A c,e lcct ·~our 7 b ed rm town 90 in long , $ 175 2 pieces of Rice n ea r T up p ers P lains t1ou -; e. n eauti t ut n ew apt No 4 ot e l ectrica l c ab l e 20 Phone ( 61-1 J 667 ]267 . cornpl e ll . app l i ances f ur II and 25 fl Phon e 9~ 2 277 9 . 9 II ) tc n i-;hed . c omple t ely ca r 9 12 3rc p e ted , Rent _ $178 up in 196 5 INTE:RNATION A L c lu d1ng u t1ltll eS Call FUEL OIL fur nace, compl ete Travel A ll VB , standard r es id ent manager, Sum or w i t h pipe and reg i sters shill, ai r conditioned, tin ted RPc ky Longanac r e , I 304 A l so. a dis hw asher Phone glass . Call 997 2622 afte r 5 882 7'>61 II no answer. ca ll 1 614985411 8 p m : J0-1:· 882 2788 9 II 3tc 9 9 6tc 9 3 17t c S TEREO RAD I O, modern .! ROOM lurni5hCd apa rt men t des ign . a rra c k t ape, am fm wi1 t1 wall to wal ~ carpe t radi o co mbination . Balance rtwne 99'} 5908 s 107 59. or l e rm s Ca ll 992 9 3 tf c )965 9 9 li e -1 RM F URNI SH ED ap l f o r ONE 197 5 Bass b oa! , 14ft_ , 50 rent Ph on e 997 36SR h p . mo tor w i th T roll motor , 'I 3 t fc depl h tin der Phone 992 ! f , Nf'l 1 RO O M lun t 15 l1ed and 7888 9 11 6t c !m l urn is hf'd dpu r I nten 15 P1 10 t1 (' '19 ? r1 11 1 CU\R IN ET . goo d co ndition R easona b le . Phone 949 -4114 . 9 11 3t c 2 BE: ORM mobile hom e. air cond iti oning ,' Ra ci n e area . FOU R NEW I d ea No 7 Co rn Phone 992 5858 pickers. $600 $675 . Three 9 3 1f c used Gravity beds and wagon s, $475 eac h Two cor n ROOMS and bath un 4 $195; Two e levator s, $140 furni shed hou se , 1650 Lin ne w lm co 4ft .. 5 11 . 3 p oint co in Hi s Pt1on e 992 3874 r o tary mo w er s, $365 -$385 . 1933 JO HN Deere Mode l A 9 -5 1 f c tr actor , comp l ete l y re -b uilt . Case S. C. tracto r (as is ) Phon e 742 -5625 . LA SAL LE HOTE L , MID S.t25 . Ermel Luc ket1 , 9 -7 -6tc D LE P O RT . O H IO ROOM S A lbany Ph on e ( 614 ) 698 -3032 SS U P SPEC I A L R A TE S or698 7881 9-11 -J i c B Y WEEK O R MONTH . CA NNING tomatot.>~ . g r een TV A IR COND IT IONI N G ONE S EIGLER fu e l oil a nd red peppers Cleland heat in g s tov e . Phone 992 8 26 26t c r arms Ge ra ldi n e Cle l a n d , 5274 or ( 614 ) 9a5 -3852 1-!acine Pnon e 9.19 .11 :.0 1 9-11 31c 8 19 I f ( ·1 ROOMS and bath apt . in Rutland area . Phon e 991 9 1< FT Z I PPER truck IN DA SH 23 Channe l Citizen's 58 58 c amper , will l it 1 2 or 14 ton 7 27 tic Band lransce i ver , am fm tru ck , Porta polle and ice mpx ra d io, 8 tr a c k stereo. box , $800 . Phone (304) 882 apartment. f-URN I SHED Ca ll 992 3965. 2335 a l ter 5 p m adu lt s on l y in Midd lepor t 9 4 lfc 9 . 10-Jt c Phone 992 3874 . 3 25 lfc LET us se rv ice your Volks REGULATION slate poo l wagen , reasonable rat es ta bl e, all accessories, ex Middleport Pennw i l North 2 BEDRM !rail er , $27 per ce ll ent co ndition, Sl 50 firm . Seco nd Str ee t. Middlepor!. we e k . All u ti lities paid A l so D i a mond dinner r ing , a Pho n e 99 ? 99 n Phone 992 -3324 . s tones . $1 50 , firm Phone 8 19 ?6 t c 9. 7 . t fc (6 14 ) 37a 6307 . 9 -9-5tp HUNTIN G License , Nigh t 2 B EDRO O M fra il er , e)(tra craw l e r s . meal worms, ni ce Phon e 991 3324 . ONE S IGLER gas heate r. TACKLE . g un s . am mo . 8 26 1fc 73.000 ·8TU . 14,000 BTU air bow s . arrows . c a mping c ond i t io ner . S100 . Phone equip CB's a n d accesso ry 2 004) 882 -32 19. BEDRO O M fu rnis h ed Indi an Joe's , JOB Page S t .. ') 910 -6t c mobi l e home No pets Call s tr ee t s p as t Midd l eport 992 7.\79 . a 22 r t c 1974 SUBARU , Radio and '-,w im~ i n g Pool R 13 ?6tp hea t er, low mileag e, per fect con d ition , $2,800 . Phone 992 TR A I LER space for rent in 7658 Middleport . Phone 992 5434 . 9 -10-31c 8 79 26tc Siegler & Monogram I Now Leasing For Wanted io Buy ----- ~ ----- 1\",o iJ • Ir · I·' ' Beautiful Village Manor Mobile Homes for Sale 1 Mar . :Business Services .. ::==~~==,======~~==:-·--~=============:::~~~~~~~~;;~~===; IEXPERIE~CED MIDOI.£ T FREE ESTIMATES ~---- p um p s , d iS cou nt on all new guns a nd extr(l b arr els f i l f''S. Back of S p eed l)ucC n BED a n d dre ss er 550 South Th 1rd 51 Middleport . Phon e 99 7 S078 . "' 912 )t p REMODELING , Plumbing.' 1969 MUSTANG Mach 1. 302 h eating and al l t ypes of engine , new tires, and painr , gen eral r e pair . Wo r k A 1 c ondition Factory guaranteed . 20 years ex ' reb u ilt 260 For d En gine pe r ience . Phone 992 2J09. Phon e 843 -2211 . 5 I lf<j 9-10-Jtp 3 Starting Monday, September 15 - - -~ --~ tn S u p e r X 71 mag $7 60 bO)I , 'Yl L R 7Jc box . Save also on n ew and u sed guns many use d ~ B D B 's , auto's . MODER N llome , 2 from Ha rrisonvill e by ,)ppoin t m en1 only (SI JI B39 4176 . 9 12 6tc •d l 'u ' ' " • o v Larq c lo t-s w• th I •" ' I " 11 Gt . t 1 (1 N hr q h power she ll !.. .$ 3 bo)( . Rcminq t on or. Ln u nd ry . (RARELY DO WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK) ~ - -----------------------------------, 9 12 12 I c r..; I h' ' l " ,~rk ----- 10 ,.o,u-1 - THE PIER Card of Thanks - -- '- r j pets { i\11~ .. rr~ l omorro..-) ,. Ph. 773-.5216 In Mason ~ow arranl{t' th t· circled lt•tlN!'\ to form the !i Urpris~ an:otwer, a."' su1nce!! ted by the ~:~bon- cartoon . PriR11M SIMISI ANSWER RM mil es cdwwn Phone 8 For Sale 9 "6' ' large Room To _..5<) 0\ E f'\VOK~<.. ~ "•• 10 ] I ( t~PI 3 r oom s a n d batll , u ti l ii 1C!. pa1d Phon e Q9'} 7937 DRO "S OCR.)\ I e 9 13 U RNI ~ H E !J - •· ~ , J~-'. ..>• ,, f.. ""' " rdav . s ept 5h o wn , I I OF GOOD USED CARS f ROW b oa1 . 10 o r 11 ft . A l so , c ,~noe Ptt on P 9~2 219/ 9 10 .fl p 11:; · ,i_' 1 Fast Re-s ults Use The Sentinel Cl;;JSsifieds POMEROY, OHIO COUNT DOWN TIME AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS POMEROY, OHIO V -B sta n d. trans ., P . S., long wide bed ~ Auto .. fact . ai r , P .S. , P.B. • Every Car Priced to Go • Your Present Car Will Never Be Worth More Do business with the Friendly Dealer. We don't want tu sell everybody a car. Just YOU! 1975 FORD GRAN TORINO ............. $AVE 4 dr . Sedan. Less than 5, 000 easy miles. Air Condition ed . Open evenings till 7 p.m . and Sat. till 5 p .m . We honor Bank Americard, Master Charge and Sohio Credit Cards. PS . PB .. 1973 PONTIAC VB ........................ s2995 Catalina 4 dr . Sedan . Less than 41.000 easy miles . Air Sabbath school attendance Aug. 31 at the Free Methodist Churc h was 76. Choir members present were 15. Worship services were 75. Rev . Morris Wolf was guest speaker for ·morning and evening services . Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Shook spent the weekend wit h relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs . Bessie Huffman, Columbus, spent a week recently with Mrs. Dora Holley. Mr. and Mrs . Pearl Jacobs, . Mrs. Georg ia Diehl' and Charles An thony Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eblin, daughter Becky, son Kreg, Mrs. James Gilmore, son • Dennise, daughter Mrs. Judy Wolfe attended the Buck reunion at Lancaster, Labor Day. Mrs. Ruth Douglas , Guysville , spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox. Mrs. Ethel Evans had a . stroke rece ntl y and is a patient in a hospital in Huntington, W. Va. Sabbath school attendance Sept. 7 at the Free Methodist 1 ,. -----------------------:r, 2 OF QUALITY 'Pomeroy Conditioned. Sharp. 1972 PONTIAC vs.:...................... s2195 Ca t alina 2 dr . Hard Top . Air Conditioned . Spa rkl ing dark green f i ni sh l ike new , with white to p 1 CQ. 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO ............. s3495 -----~ 1971 MATADOR $1495 4-door, l ocal car, a i r condition e d , fu ll e q uipment . $2095 19 70 CHEV. CAMARO 350 V -8 automa ti c tran s., power st eering and brakes, dark green finish, ·vinyl root , sadd l e bucket . seats, con so l e , rad io, like n ew w-w tires. $1295 1970 NOVA V -8 CPE . good tire s, automatic, Blk . vinyl r oof, grey fin ish , power steer ing, radio . $395 1968 MER C. COMET 'I• DR . V -8, std. tran s . rrr.rlio . POM~!~!vM.9T9R POMEROY, OHIO 4 dr . Sedan . Air Conditioned . One ca r efu l loca l owner. PS&PB USED TRUCKS 1972• CHEVROLET......................... s2195 6 cyl. Pickup . Ot.rned by local merchant for light delivery a r ound town . Extra good condition t 1971 FORD V8 .............................. s1995 ton P i-:ku p . Au'to. Tran s. Power Steerings . One local owner . l /4 Pickup . Auto. Trans . Sma ll VB . Power Steering . Good tires . 1967 FORD 1/z TON ........................ s795 Pi cku p . 6 cyl. std . shift . Good lor year . Church was 87. Worship services attendance was 95. Mr . Lee Nelson is a medical patient in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Due to the holdup and robbery at a church in Logan recently the offering at the local church will not be published. Mr. Fritz Stahl, New ~arshfield visited 're_cently with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. AT. 1970 GMC 1fz TON ........................ s1695 co. \CI I@ CLEVELAND (UPI) Adjacent Lake eounty and suburban North Olmsted were named Wednesda y in U.S. District Court suits by the U.S. Justice Department for failing to make required equal opportunities reports. The complaints said neither made required an· nual reports in 1973 and 1974 showing breakdowns of public employ~ as required by federal law . 14.000 miles . 1973 GMC SPRINT Yes it's count down time at Smith Nelson Motors. We only have 16 new Buick's, Pontiacs and G.M. C trucks left. So come on in and make a deal on a new 1975 Buick, Pontiac or G.M.C. beofre the 1976 price raise. Your present car will never be worth more . So, trade now and save yourself some money. Call Ceward Calvert or Bill Nelson for a real buy on a new car. Laurel Oiff News Notes . Many mo r e. See Fred Blaettnar, Darrell Dodrill, Pat Hill, or Dan Thompson 1973 CHEVY IMPALA ................s2495 4 Dr . H . T . , air. P . S.. P. B., red , bla-ck v'inyl top 1973 FORD GAL 500 ............... s2495 4 Or . Sed .. fact. air, P .S., P . EL vinyl roof 1973 VEGA 2 DR SED ............. s1195 4 cyl .. 4 spd .. little rough 1972 BUICK RIVIERA ............... s2795 Fully equ ipped 1972 FORD LTD ..................... 11995 Br o ugham 'l Dr . H. T ., f ully equ ipped 1973 PLYMOUTH SATELliTE ..... s2195 Seb ring 4 dr . se dan , auto ., P . S.. P . B 1972 MERC. COMET................ s1495 2 Dr ., 6 c yl. , auto ., vi n yl r oo f 1972 PINTO ALL AMERICAN .....s1595 .d cyl., d spd . 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK G.T. .... s1495 Loc a ll y own ed , new ti(es , sha rp 1971 CHEVY NOVA ................. 11495 40r , au t o_, P . S. 1971 FORD 4 DR ......,.............. 1895 Air 1971 FORD MAVERICK ............. s1395 2 Or . , 6 cyl, sta tran s . 1971 PINTO RUNABOUT ...........s1095 4 cyl. 4 s pd . - - - A S IS SPECIALS--70 Mere . 4 d r. Sedan 67 Cutlass 2 dr. H. T. 66 V. W. Runs Good 68 Cougar 67 Ford Fair lan e 4 dr . $595 $595 $495 $395 $395 MANY MORE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel . RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 �.. - ... ..I , - ' ' .... . ' ~< I , 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Sept. 12, 1975 $30,000 will i.ritprove Boosters want to improve spirit How to improve team and fan spirit and enthusiasm at. games was one point of discussion at the Tuesday meeting of the Meigs Athletic Boosters with new President Richard Jones in the chair for the first time. Jones , manager of the Meigs Branch , Athen s County Savings and oan, a graduate of Pomeroy High School, is a former president of the Mei gs Local School District. Other Booster officer s are Jun e Stanley, vice president; Mrs. Charlotte Willford, secreli! ry. and Mrs. Arizona Stewart, treasurer. Their reports were PTA TO ME ET CHESTER (; e t ~ acquainted night will be he ld when the Chesler PTA meets at 7: 30p .m . Monday . read and approved . ln hi s opening remarks Jones thanked ou t go in g President Cha rles Hmniltun for " a job well done .'' The Booster Club is extend ing its apologie s to bus ines s estab l ishments whose ads did not appear in last week's game program . The ads were omi tted beca use of the short notice given the printer. Ap pr ova l was given t o purchase paint to paint the Meigs Emblem on the foot- ba ll fi eld a t home ~-:;,un es . New nag s are being made for some busine ss es ta bli sh- Glenn, Jordan will keynote convention WASHI NG TOI\ CLUB TO MEET The Middleport Garden Club will meet at 7:30 p.m . Monday at the home of Mr s. Char les McD a niel, 27 0 Walnut St. MASON DRIVE-IN 'J I I \II >\ './ I .\ l.ltTton!l N•qh11, Double Feature Show Fri ., Sat., Su n . PICKUP I Ra ted R I ALSO BWE MONEY ( RatedR ) MEIGS THEATRE TONITE THRU SU N. SEPT. 12 · 14 YOUNG FRANK ENSTEIN Starring: Gene Wilder and .Peter Boyle Show Starts at 7:oop .m . • I UPI 1 Democ rati c party ehairm an Robe r t S. Strauss announced Thur sday twu politicians with mcn ts and if others are interested they are to co ntac t th e F"br ic Shop or any booster membe r . J eff Weaver, principal of Meigs Junior High , spoke on the possibility of organ izing a booster club at junior high leve l to work in ~onjunction wi th the se nior high booste rs. Weav er also a nn ounced th•t t he fi rs t game of the season for the 7th and 8th grade teams will be Thursday, Sept. 18, at Middlepor t St•diurn . The 7th will play at 4 p.m . and the 8th gra de game will follow . Admiss ion to the junior high games will be 50 ce nts for adults and 25 ee nts for s tudents . Refr eshments will al so be sold . The eigh th gr•de ba nd will play at all home ~ames. As to how to ge nerate team spiri I a t foo tball games, s uggestions incl uded are tha t there is a la ck of enthusiasm amo ng the adults as well as the student body . It was meeting. It was s uggested that le tter s be sent to parents of junior a nd se nior hi gh students urging them to attend the boos ters meetings or games . It was a lso menti oned the exce llent condition of the Meigs F ootball Field . Special than ks was given to the field committee. Following the meeting head c oa c h Charles Chancey showed film of the Meigs Point P leasant game . Film of each ga me played will be s hown a t each meeting . The boosters will meet again on Sept. 16. LUCKY NUMBERS This week 's regular winning two) jo any box on ticket win s $20. Numbers 457 ( fou l'flveseve n) and 885 (.eighteight) five I in green and blu e wins $500 . Numbers 457 and 885 In su gg ested that at ga m es people bring belb , porn poms John Glenn a nd Rep. Barbara (and wh atever) to show the Jordan - wi ll be keynote team membe rs they ca re. t\ pop bottle " nd cap drive spe•kers "' t he 1976 will be held in Middlepor t, Dem oc rati c na tional co nPomeroy and Rutland on vention . The Ohio senator, who was Se pt. 20. Bob Burton is to the fi r st U. S. astronaut to inquire abo ut adve rti s in g orbit earth in 1962, and the stickers to promote the Meigs Texas cong resswoman, the ga m es be fore the next unique claims to fame - Sen. blue boxes Square Garden. · Strau ss also announced that he is reeommending the appointment of Rep . Corinne " Lindy " Bo~~s. D-La ., as permanen t cha irm an of the 1976 conve nti on. To se rve as co-cha irmen with Mrs. Boggs, widow of the former Hous e Democ ratic leader, Strauss named Gov . J erry Apodaca or Ne w Mexico , Mayor Thoma• Brad ley of Los An geles, Gov . Ella Grasso of Connecticu t and Richa r d While , Ne braska Democratic cha irman. pomeroy rutland tuppers plains AUTOS DAMAGED Three cars were damaged in a traffic · acc ident on Mulberry Ave . in Pomeroy at 5:15 p.m . Thursday . Police sa id a car driven by Keith Do ug las , 31, Pomeroy , struck a parked car ow ned by Rob e rt E blin , Pomeroy, which · was pushed into a second parked car owned by J ohn And e r s on , Pomeroy. Douglas wa s taken to Vete ra ns Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy E-R squad . He was treated for minor mjun es and relesaed . Doug Ia. was cited to mayor 's court for reckless operation of a motor vehicle. wins $1,000. Numbers 457 and 885 in green boxes eligible for $300,000 drawin g and automatically wins $15,000. Birthday Bonus number: 5984 (five nine eight fuu r ). first black woman from the So ut h to se rve in t he House. will ~ h a r e th e podium as key note spea kers of t he convention which starts July 12 in New York 's Madison numb ers: Number 682 1s ix-eight· WASHINGTON (UP! ) St~fed into a bulletproof vest, President Ford campaigned across southern New Hampshire for 11 hours Thursday. But the sky was clear, the crowds large and friendly, and Ford called it " a wonderful day ." With only a brief rest, Ford leaves today on a two<lay political trip to St. Louis, Mo ., Kansas aty, Mo., Kansa s Q ty , Kan ., and Dallas and Midland, Tex. Ford had fl own to New Hampshire for a one<lay campaign blitz in behaU of Republican se natori a l candidate Louis C. Wyman, who fa ces a close election fight with Democratic candidate John Durkin in a special election Tuesday . The protective vest, which could be seen bulging under Ford's brown pinstripe jac ket, was one of th e security precautions ta ken after Lynette Alice Frorrune, a follower of Charles Manson, pointed a loaded pistol at Ford in Sacramento, Calif., a week ago. Throughout the motorcade tour - 136 miles and stops in more than 20 villages and towns - some 115,000 persons turned out to see the President. His style of campaigning involved fVen more contatt with people than before Sac- HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital. ADMITTED Willie Co llin s, Cheshir e; Kathy Carleton , Racine; Raymond Mi c hael, Pomeroy; Linda Warn er, Pomeroy ; Hyllia Eblin, Pomeroy; William McKnight, Middleport ; Helen Kuhn, Lan gsv ille: Donna Burson, Shade. DIS C HARGED Margaret Johns on, Avanell Ba ss~ Pleasant Valley DISCHARGES Mrs . Charles Hudson, Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs . Ronald Lively, Gallipolis; Lester Duff , Mason ; Agnes Oldaker, pomeroy national bank l~ft art ; Herman Warn er, Arbuckle ; Randall McDaniel, Clifton ; Mrs. Lester Leonard, Point Pleasant; Lionel Triplett , Gallipolis: Mrs. Michael Pollac k , son, Gallipolis ; Larry Hodge, Leon ; Chlo e Hill, Point Pleasant , and Garland Mayes, Point Pleasant. Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Sept. 111 Violet Berridge, Anna Black, Sherrie Bach,. Mrs. Leroy Burchett and da ug hter, Jessie Ce rbes , Mr s. Ca rl Coff ey and daughter, Matthew Collins, Grace Co lwe ll , Hobar t Craft, Ellen Curfman , Rena Fife, Mabel Gerlach, Robert Gree ne , Vera Holcomb, Okey Howard, ·Jr ., Everet t Johnson, Doyle Keefer, Coroi Kendall, Mrs. Raymond Lieving and daughter, Georgia Love, Oral Malone, Andrew McCarty, Charles Nibert, Mrs . Charles Pennick and son, Betty Rirruney, Paul Rollins, Virginia Sandridge, Mary Siders, Flora Tablor , Josie Thivener , Sarah Wright. 1Births) Mr . and Mrs. Phillip DeHainaul , daught e r , Gallipolis; Mr. and Mr s. Lawrence McGra w, s on , Bidwell ; Mr. and Mrs . Terry Reiber, daughter, Racine. DISCOVER PALACE HAIEA, Israel (UP!) Archeologists digging in the old city of Jerusalem have discovered what is believed to be the palace of a Mesopotamian queen who lived in the city more than 1,900 years a~o . Benyamin Mazar, chief of the ar· cheological di gs just south of the Temple Mount, said the two-story s truc ture apparently belonged to Queen Helena, who c onverted to Judaism and m oved to about 30 A. D. ramtnto. He grabbed and shook .outstretched hands by the hWJdreds. He stood in his presidential limoll.'line, with the roof pulled back, waving to crowds for most of the day , and after darkness fell. Although security around him was tight , it was not extraordina ry . He fo llowed former Ca liforni a Gov . Ronald Reagan into the state . In his remarks along the route he ca lled for Republican party unity , which he said includes diversity of views . Reagan told UP! in an interview today that if he does c hallenge Ford for the GOP pr es id e nt ia l nomination, this wouJd not divide the Republican party but instead would be ' 'very healthy" for it. Both Ford a nd Reagan had traveled to New Hampshire on behalf of Wyman, but each also appeared to he testing th e water for voter support should they enter the state's presidential primary next year . ::::::::::::::~::::=:::;:::---:;:::::;x:;.-:;:::::;o~}-g~:::~:e:::::' ~:: ~. Social Calendar SUNDAY ROCK SPRINGS United Methodist Church Rally Day with Sunday school, 9 : 15 a .m .; church services, 10 a .m. with a carry·in dinner at noon· afternoon servi ces, 1:30 ~ .m. with "Everlasting Love" singers to be featured . MONDAY RACINE PTO at Racine Elementary School 7:30p .m . with a bicente nnial program to be presented . Parents and teachers to be introduced . LET ART FALLS PTA first meeting of year , 7:30p.m . a t school with teachers night to be held. MIDDLEP0RT Business a nd · Professional Women 's Club, 7:30 p:m . at the Colwnbia Gas Co. office. Representative of 648 Mental Health Board to speak on upcoming levy. Program will feature discussion on em~ ployment problems. (Continued from page 1) Rinaldi as one-hall time yearbook advisor at the high school. In reference to the baseball coacl!lng positions, Snowden said that Physical Education Majors should be handling the coaching of all sports. However, Dowler said that it is difficult to get them to accept the posts. The board 11ccepted the resignations of Doris Johnson as a teacher at Harrisonville with Marta Hubbard Blackwood being named to the post ; Beverly Gaul as clerk-custodian of the Vocational Program, with Bernice Hoffman named to that vacancy, and John Krawsczyn as seventh grade basketball coach, with Robert Downey nained to that position . · Added to the list of substitute teachers were Barbara Beegle, James Bach, Jane Tourne, W. H. Perrin, Dorotha Petrel and Bob Porter. The employment of Lee Burnem as part-time trash hauler and custodian was terminated and Russell Elihelman was named to fill that vacancy . The board voted to pay $200 to Mrs. Bernice Hoffman for her work in printing various papers for the high school and offices which cannot be done during the school day. Aug. '1:1 was approved as a "calamity day" at the Bradbury School because of water problems. It was voted to renew membership with the National Safety Council and to install emergency lighting in the high school Gym and in one downstairs shop. Asst . Supt. Danny Morris said that the fire marshall had recommended this lighting as a safety factor. A tuition request from Mrs. Patti Childers was approved for her daughter and a request from a mother asking that two of i r children be transferred to the AleiBilder School District wa:, denied. The board gave approval for several staff members to provide special training sessions and workshops this fall . A leave request from bus driver Delores Lynch until Jan . I, 1976 was denied. Asst. Supt. Morris pointed out that the agreement with school emploY.,s does not pennit a leave in excess of 60 days except in cases of illness. The board, in denying the leave stated that it wishes to follow the agreement which it signed ~ with non-certified employes. Ed Bartko of Pomeroy and Paul L. McDaniel of Middleport were named substitute custodians and plans were made to pUrchase two citizen band radios for use on the first. and last buses during school trips. Supt. Morrts said that Meigs students will have to cross the Ohio river for school events and pointed out that it has been decided from a safety standpoint that it will be more satisfactory to bus these students via Point Pleasant. The board discussed the importance of evaluation of in· juries or illnesses by teachers of the system and the need for custodians to know bow to use equipment in their respective schools. Attending were Supt. Dowler, Assistant Supt. Morris, board members Carol Pierce, Joe Sayre, Wendell Hoover, Virgil King and Robert Snowden; Clerk L. W. McComas; Teachers Corps representatives, Vocational Program representatives, High School Principal James Diehl, Ed Bartels, President of the Meigs Local Teachers Assn . and Robert Morris, Principal of Pomeroy and Middleport Elementary Schools. News •• in Briefs (Continued from ~pagel) terview, address the National Baptist Convention, attend a GOP fundraising reception , and to speak and answer questions at a White House conference on deomestic affairs. Later today he attends GOP fWJtions in both Kansas City, Kan., and Kansas City, Mo. SCHOOLS FINISIDNG THE FIRST WEEK of courtordered busing in Boston and Louisville, Ky., are quiet and the students are going back to classes. Attendance in Boston Thursday rose to 69.1 per cent aE the projected enrollment of 76,1'1:1, and to 76 per cent in Lollisville of the expected 124,000. There were few reported disturbances Thursday. MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:30 p .m . at the sc hool. Introduction of teachers and other sc hool personnel including th e Meigs Local superin tend ent and assistant superintendent and the principa l of the Meigs Junior Higt> School. Executive c ommittee will serve refresh(Continued from page I) ments . example thr.oughout Ohio, TUESDAY stating "your track record is SALISBURY PTA , 7:30 good. I'm sure you will p.m. Program by John Lisle. continue to lead the way in MEIGS Athletic Boosters, this field." 7:30p.m. Bring a friend. Maxine S. Plummer, executive director of the 646 TOSTATESTATUS · Board, presented the board's COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The 1974-75 annual report . Ohio House has passed and Dr. G. Wilson Bowers, sent to the Senate legislation outgoing chairman of the 646 making the University of Board, served as master of Cincinnati a state university. ceremonies. Orebaugh. • • Dr . Harry Chovnick, District 7 and 8 manager, annoWJced his retirement. He was presented a special resolution by fellow workers for his outstanding work. Dr. George Greaves gave the annual center director's report, praising members of the staff for their efforts during the past year. Invocation was given by Rev . Joe. D. Will. Elberfelds In Pomeroy JUST ARRIVED WINTUK YARN BIG SELECTION OF COLORS of the new REG. $1.55 SKEIN TUPPERS PLAINS BRANCH ' TODAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Model WP5016MW Quasar 8'' PORTABLE COLOR TV TOMORROW, • Qua sar QS3000 So l1 d Stale Modular Chassis • "lnsla-Mat•c " Co lor Tuning • Plug-in Circuit Modules • Bright P1cture Tube • Inslant Pic ture & So un d • Energy Saver Sw itch • Concealed carry handle SATURDAY, SEPT. 13 9 TIL 5 HOURS : Monday, Tuesday , Wednesday, Saturday , 91o WERNER RADIO 3, Thursday 9 to 12 , Friday 9 to 7. PHONE (614) SALE 667~ 3161 .' & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. SAVE THIS WEEKEND DURING OUR . ' •• . . POMEROY - Seven tax measures will ~ace voters in Meigs CoWtty or in subdivisions of the. ·county at th e November election: Levies which will be Main Store, Annex and Warehouse open tonight until 8 p.m.- Open Saturday 9:30 to 8. GALUPOLIS - Visiting Coal Grove and host Gallipolis presented two outstanding shows during the intermission of Friday night's GAHS-Coal Grove football game on Memorial Field. -Both bands were making their 1975 debuts since bad weather postponed most Sept. 5 programs In the area. The GAHS band, under t~d-year director Rod Tolliver, presented a Bicentennial pre.game show, Olympic Fanfare. This was followed by the National Anthem and Alma Mater. Coal Grove 's band per- formed first during the intermission . The GAHS musicians show was based on rock sounds or today. Numbers included Laughter in the Rain. a popular Neil Sedaka tWJe, followed by a majorett~ routine to the Carly Simon hit, Haven't Got Time for the Pain. Final feature of the evening the band turned to the rock group called Yea . The show concluded with Roundabout. Jon Hallas , assistant director, narrated the GAHS show. pictured on the goal line as members prepare for Friday's pre.game show during the Gallipolis-Coal Grove football game on Memorial Field. UNE UP FOR PRE-GAME SHOW - Part of the 122piece Gallia Academy High School marching band is + Mostly sunny and not as cool today. Highs in the 60s. Fair Sunday night. Lows in the 40s. Increasing cloudiness and warmer with a chance of showers extreme southwest Monday. Highs in the 70s. Your Invited Guest R eaching More Than 12,000 Families tmts Devoted To The Greater Milldle Ohio Valley VO~L_lO NO. 33 • ID GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 197.5 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS - -- Final System Plan for railroads MIDDLEPORT - George Arnott, speaking for the Meigs County Rail Service Committee, said Saturday the " Final System Plan" just released by the U. S. Railway Association would he a disaster for southeastern Ohio . Arnott explained that among lines affected Is the Penn Central between Columbus, Ohio and the Charleston, W. Va. area, which the USRA had originally intended to terminate, except for the section between Corning and New Lexington ·in Ohio and the section south of Nitro in West VIrginia. However, following nwnerous public protests from all along the line, the USRA has modified Its original proposal in the Pre!iwinary System Plan . The Final System Plan calls for the line from Colwnbll.'l to Corning to be retained as a part of the Conrail System, the rail operator which will tilke over most. PC operations. The section between Corning and Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. will be ABC features Lake Hope in parks project ATHENS - The Appalachian Green Parks Project will be featured this Sunday on ABC-TV's ' 1Make a Wish" program. Locally it will be seen at 11:30 a.m. over Colwnbus station WTVN (channel 6) and Huntington , W. Va ., station WOWK (channel13) at 12:30 p.m. The 30-mlnute documentary was filmed by ABC this summer at Lake Hope State Park in Southeast Ohio as part of a regular park performance. An official Ohio Bicentennial louring group, the three-year-old Green parks Project is a company of semi-professional GALLIPOLIS - A Gallipolis oative, Christopher Grlfflu, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin, 818 Second Ave., will appear on national television at 11:30a. m. today on Channels f, hnd 7. Griffin It performiDg wllb tbe Appalacblall Green Parb Project. ·l'be group will slug· songs honoring America's berit~e. musicians who perform traditional Ap· palachian folk songs, dance and music. Included in the company's program are .authentic reenactments of scenes from the lives of the settlers of the Ohio Valley from Revolutionary War days through the early Twentieth Centrity. The Green Parks company . tours throughout the slate during the swruner performing at state parks and ins.Ututions, and at the Ohio State Fair. A record of musical numbers by the company has been produced with the cooperation of the ·Ohio Historical Society and the Ohio American Revolution Bicentennial Ad· visory Commission. A joint project of the Ohio University School oi Theater and .the Ohjo VaJley Theater, Inc., the Green Parks Project has received yearly fWJding from the Ohio Arts Council and other state agencies. . $500 in city fire · uALUPOUS - I years for maintenance and operating faci lities lor the mentally retarded. CoWtty - Two tenths of a mill for 10 (Continued on· page 2) ·Weather Damage was set at f50ii in a fire at 12:34 a.m , Saturday at the Etberfelds _In Pomeroy voted upon include two for the entire county, the remaining fi\'e In subdivisions. The tn measures include : CoWtty - Additional one mill for 10 . Outstanding shows given by two school hands ·J)amage reckoned at ' .·'· . STOREWIDE SEPTEMBER SALE DAYS . ' '1.09 SKEIN i'aX issues residence of Jack Lee Rathburn located at 74 Cedar St. According to Galllpolis Fire · Chief James A. Northup, the blaze started in the rear bedroom of the two story, seven room, frame home. A short in an electric lamp cord was blamed. Fifteen men responded to ll)e llfth alarm of the Y.,ar, ... made available for a joint Federal-State subsidy, under which it would be operated as a part of the Conrail System. If the subsidy arrangement does not develop, the Plan calls for the tine being "rail-banked," meaning the track being retained in a non-active conditlon for future coal transport. The line south of Pt. Pleasant is slated for sale to the Chessie System ( C&O-B&O), according to the Plan. The proposal would be a disaster for southeastern Ohio and the Kanawha Valley of West Virginia as approximately 100 jobs and a $2 million payroll would be lost at Hobson Yard. In addition. Arnott said, fu~ure economic growth would be ' ed te rmmat , especially in southeastern Ohlo where the threat of an end to Otessie System (C&O) service also exists. .. r--'"":'~~:;:';;;------:::~::7::;;--------'---------------------c o~.u ltlif!l') • '.::":.:'.::.":__---- . ro1v ""''J ~ f'CNN C~N TI>1 L CCJLIJil/UVs- Crl4f:/...t:J70N VSf.'-1 ~ f! lfi/IIL /i:oi"T'\ I,. iD - ~'- 5 0 o.. O .. TO f" ll f:. r.v uq; f'i...IIN <;Y'jT<ffo? (;'.; N(~ I L L II E!i!>l£ :'J :' Sfii/'1 - o\""''" " ' ~1! ( -+- + ,..-:,., ......;, ~ OI-l I 0 ft4 /LP..- • f.J \ 1/ ""'"' r· ,...,,He"' '1., ,.., j'~Vl (~if,. : -- · - · ~~rar I'~CI! ~IoN T r..'~~.~. ~·"odi ' CCt:I'J ~L14 + ~.:•"'~"" "'.. - • • • • :... • • .. • • .... . .. __ • "' 1 ;~:o ~f _ 0/ ( f</I'IS aN ~~~'r.~~ ~'"'" ' J <H•~t~-E-- - · - · - - • · - - - • - - · - •• ... "' 1~ ) T(J'>J ''~N.Vit r ~ N __ $ ,...of~ · " · ~i! 1i i;J The Final System Plan is still filled ~-o-------------------------------=:::.... _:,:__:'·~·r._J with many of the errors of the Preliminary System Plan, such as showing the value of the tracks north of Corning becall.'le of bridge traffic from West Virginia which would he ended by termination of the track south of Corning. COLUMBUS (UP! ) - A state senator plant and possibly a commercial coal another source of gas to Ohio to ease our The USRA also fails to realize, Arnott . and co-owner of an Ohio mining company gasification facility . industrial natural gas shortage and to said, that the Corning to Pt. Pleasant is attempting to have a $237 million coal Abundant coal in Ke ntucky , West solve our energy dilemma. section will be abandoned, since little gasification demonstration plant built at VIrginia and Ohio near the Haverhill site "Coalcon ia our answer ,'' said Collins, traffic moves withriut the West Virginia Haverhill, in Scioto CoWJty. would meet Coalcon 's specifications for a "and we have a good chance of getting the bridge traffic. ' State Sen. Oakley C. Collins, R-lronton , "Pittsburgh 8 type coal with 12,000 BTU plant: We meet the requirements ." Arnott urged persons interested in said Friday he is asking southern Ohio coal per pound and a sulfur content of 2.5 to 4 Other sites in Belmont, Monroe and continued service along any section of the mine operators to join him in trying to per cent," said Collins . Jefferson counties in Ohio, as well as other route to contact their Congressman and convince the Coalcon Corp. that Haverhill Haverhill could supply 800,000 tons per states, are also being considered by Senators urging support of the Hartke- is the best site for the plant. year from 1980-82, Collins said. Coalcon, which Is expected to reach a Staggers Bill which would allow Conrail to Collins' was the first overt move to have "Coalcon would be good for southeastern decision on the site early next year. take over operations, but delay any sale or the plant located anywhere in Ohio but Ohio," he said. "The development of this The Ohio General Assembly in March abandonment for at least two years. · Behnont County, where Gov. James A. area will strengthen our economy and adopted a resolution "in staunch support" Rhodes has pressed repeatedly for provide the many needed jobs to our of locating the facility " in Belmont location of the facUlty. residents. County, Ohio - where it REALLY " I don 't care where he wants it ," said " It is also a positive attempt to bring belongs." the senator, who is also co-owner of the Collins Mining Co. Haverhill , in southern Scioto County between Ironton and Portsmouth, is directly across the Ohio River from COLUMBUS (UP!) - Officials of nine of soclsl respOnsibility by several conRAVENSWOOD, W. Va. - Works Greenup, Ky. electric and gas utilities in Ohio more sumers. Manger L. J . McAdams said Saturday an "We are rich in high quality sulfur Pat Nelson of Springfield and Mrs. dearly see the need for better relations estimated 25 employes will be recalled to coal," Collins said, adding that highways with customers aroused by increasing Michelle Brockert of Dayton were critical work this week at the Kaiser Aluminum andgoodrall·and water transportation are rates, and plan a second meeting to learn of utility company profits. and Chemical Corp. Works here. easily accessible to the site. " Columbia Gas is killing U.'l," Nelson more from tbe public. He cited "some improvement in sales Collins said he talked with A.M . Fazzari, said . " The Cleveland Electric Paul Richards, spokesman for the Ohio of aluminum fabricated products" for the assistant to the president of Coalcon, and Public utilities Commisssion, said lliwninating Co. is going to get us in the recall. 11 "By agreeing to three one-week plallt that Fazzari was interested in the Friday's meeting here W8S well worth life hereafter." Haverhill site and bow much fuel would he while." The utilities were accused of ex"We're really taking the burden," Mrs. shutdowns, one each in March, April and available to operate the demonstration cessive profits, poor creditlbillty and lack Brockert added. "The utilities are taking may, the company and the union averted from the consumers and putting the money further layoffs during the summer in the pockets of stockholders. We resent months. seeing large margins of profits. High " It is hoped that the business picture profits concern people." will conlinue to improve," he added. "But Wben asked by CEI President K. H. in the present economic environment, it Is Rudolph what was considered a high impossible to predict the future with acprofit, Mrs. Brockert pointed out the curacy. Dayton Power & Ught Co . had gotten a 75 " Higher than normal corporate inper cent increase last year. DP&L ventories of primary alwninum exist at all President Robert E. Frazer said it was not major plant locations and even though that much. there are predicted increases in company " It must be frustrating that consumers sales, no startup of idled reduction plant suspect what you say," Nelson said . pot tines at RavenswOOd ia contemplated " "Conswners simply don 't believe there is he said. ' an energy shortage." East Ohio Gas Co. President Francis Arrest made in theft Wright asked why they would think that, POINT PLEASANT - One person has as "no gas is being held back." been arrested in conn~tion with thefl of "Campaigning politicians have created an auto Saturday at 7:25a.m., according to doubt, and the utilities ha'Ve created a lot the Point Pleasant Police Department. of doubt by npt communicating well," said Identity of the person arrested was James McKee, board chairman of withheld until the investigation is com-· Columbia Gas. "There have been seven pieted. major studies that confirm an energy The car' which was recove~ed. belongs shortage, yet you still have people wqo to Paul Johnson of Mason . It was taken don't believe it." while parked on Main Street in front of the Solomon Harge of Cleveland said "some Anchor Restaurant: utili.Ues are hariinosed, cold and don't give a hill of beans about their customers." He suggested utilities give more consideration to the hardships of customers and grant more bill payment credit. CITED FOR I)WI $5,000 WINNER- Paul H. Goodnite, New Haven, W. Va ., an employe of Foote Among those at the three and one-half NEWARK, Ohio (UPIJ - John T. Mineral, center ,.received a $5,000 check saturday morning fro111 Bill Abdella, sales hour meeting were A. G. Green, Cofumbus representative of the Ohio Lottery Commission. Goodnite won the five grand in Gordon , director of the state Public and Southern Ohio Electric Co. president; Utilities Commission's transportation late July on a "~cky Buck" ticket malc!iliJg the winning number, 190652. CerJohn P. Williamson, Toledo. Edison Co. deparlment, was ordered to appear in tification of lh,e ticket and the wuance of the check accounts for the lapse o! time president; W. H. Dlckhoner, Cincinnati Newark MWticipal Court Tuesday morbetween the win and receiving the prize. Goodnite said he has no lnunediate plalls Gas & Electric'?>· president ; John White, nirlg to face a driving while intoxicated for apending the mo11ey. At leftis Mrs. Elizabeth Horak who received a check for Ohio Edison Co'. president, and Frank N. charo~e filed by highway patrolman G. W. $50, one percent of the prize money won by Goodnite, . for selling the ticket at Bien, Ohio Power Co. executive vice lforak's Carry Out in Pomeroy. 1 Christian. .. · president. • • Collins proposes plant at Haverhill ~ Kaiser Works will recall 25 Utilities are told off ~ • ,. ' Cong. Clarence Miller Saturday advised the Meigs County !;tall Service Corrunlttee that he learned from the Jn. terstate Commerce Commission Aug . 22 that It had decided not to conduct local public hearing s concerning the proposed abandonment of the Chessie System ( C&O) Logan to Pomeroy (via McArthur and Gallipolis) line as It had earlier promised. The ICC cited lack of "local Interest" aS the reason for the eUmlnaUon of the planned hearings. The MCRSC said It should be noted that tbe Commission announced this on August 22, while protests ( In written form) were not due until September 3! Cong. Miller intends to continue op· position to the abandonment which along with proposed Penn Central abandonmenl.s would leave Meigs and Gallia Counties totally without rail service. All persons interested In continued service on this lin e should address letters to : George Stafford, Chairm an , Interstate Commerce Commission, Washington, DC 20423 referring to Docket AB18 (Sub No . 10). The committee asks that all persons living in the area write expressing outrage at the ICC decision and demanding local public hearings. George Arnott is committee chalnnan, 480 Broadway St., Middleport. Arnott said Rona ld Nathan, attorney, Rail Service Planning Office of the Interstate Commerce Commission ha s requested that all parties objecting to the propOsed lenninalion of Penn Central lines in southeastern Ohio and the related area of West Virginia address comments to the following: 9 copies - to Rail Service Plan ning Office, 1900 L Street, NW, Washiongton , DC 20036. 1 copy - to Congressman Harley Staggers, 2366 Dirksen ( NSOB ) Bldg., Washington, D.C. 1 copy - Senator John Glenn, Senate Office Bldg ., WashinRlon, DC 20510. I copy - Senator Vance Hartke, Russell (SOB) Bldg., Washington , DC. I copy - Senator Robert Taft, Jr., Senate Office Bldg., Washington , DC. 1 copy - Congressman Clarence Miller, 434 Cannon Bldg ., Washington, DC . Considering the nwnber of copies required and variety of destinations, persons may simply address one copy to the Rail Service Planning Office and then mail it to the Meigs Coun ty Rail Service Commi ttee, 480 Broadway Street, Middleport, Ohio 45760, which will see that the necessary copies are made and forwarded to the proper officials . It should be noted that these comments can be made by anyone and can eonsisl of a simple statement of the economic hardship caused by the·proposed abandonment. Anyone opposing the abandonment should write, whether they have any direct connection to the railroad or not. The comz:nittee's assistance is available to anyone on the line whether located in or out of Meigs County. Oothing taken in home B&E GALLIPOLIS - Clothing, including ;;even pair of trousers and seven shirts was stolen in a breaking and entering Friday at the trailer home of Bernard Wells of Garland Creek in the Crown City area. Gallia County sheriff's deputies were still investigating Saturday. Deputies were also called Friday night to the Teen Carryout in Crown Qty where Elsie Spence, operator, reported eight to 10 men ha~ been in her place drinking beer when a fight broke out. They broke a door and window Inside her bll.'liness establishment then went to her trailer home nearby and ripped a telephone 'off the wall. Meanwhile, two acts of vandalism (Continued on page I)· ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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