https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8b70cd6007fba369f25a4311fe35f3dc.pdf 61d6384eac6f4f1a21e4d1fc56c40f3d PDF Text Text . I I ., 1. ' • • The Dailv Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Area bands Saudis demand freeze (Continued Iron. page 11 music and show formations in tha t time. " Awards will he made to the top three bands in each class and a special trophy will be given to the band judged best overall, he said. Additionally, the top three majorette corps in each class will · receive awards. "One of the best plums, " Large said, "is that the number one band in each division will be presented at the Marshall-Il li nois State foo tball game that night." One of the top three bands will participate in pre-game activities with Marshall's Big, Green Marching Band. The other two will participate in half-time activ ities. I ' By RAY MOSELEY VIENNA, Austria (UP!) Saudi Arabia today demanded a freeze on oil prices until Jan . I, provoking bitter opposition from other major producers of the world's oil. Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, the Saudi oil minister, presented the demand to a special session of the Organization of Four fined in mayor's court Four defendants were fined an d lwo ot hef s forfeited hands in Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith 's court Thursday night. Fined were Alfred Evans, Middleport, $!i and costs, trespassing, and $10 and costs, destroying property; Warren Prine, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, failin g to pay an old fine; Ray Yerian, New Car lis le, $40 and costs, dfiving without an opera lor's license and $125 and costs and three days in jail driving while intoxicated, and Franklin !hie, Racine, $10 and costs, sque~ling tires. Forfeiting bonds of $30 each were Jerry Hubbard, Syracuse, open flask, and Timmy Gilli lan, Ches ter, sq uealing tires. September NEW TROOP - A new junior girl scout troop was or ganized Tuesday night al t he Pomeroy Elementary School by Mrs. Gert rude Casto, leader, and her assista nts, Mrs. Patty Michael and Mrs. Es ther DeMoss. Assisting with the presentation or pins during a rededication ceremony were Barbara Whitlatch, Tammy Pettit, and F.die Grinun . ln t he new Pomeroy Junior Troop 180 are, pictured left to right, front row, Laura Van Meter, Tammy Capehart, Kim Morrow, Sandy Reed, Edie HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Melinda Custer, Langsvi lie ; Judy Holter, Long Bottom; Marvin Bennett, Point Pleasant; James Harrah , P oint Pleasant. DISCHARGED Betty Morton, Kenneth GuinU1er, Pauline Hysell, Patricia Rous h, Ethel Boyd, Edna Deem, Selim Yates, Orv ille Graham , General Hall , Billy Herald , Loraine Wilson, Mabel Wolfe, Charles McGranes . Pleasant Valley Hospita l DISCHARG ES Mrs. Emmett Locke t , son, Gallipolis; AlfredCasto, Pt. Pleasant; John McClintock, Jr., Point Pleasant; Theresa Campbell, Gallipolis; Susa n Grinstead, Point Pleasant; Herbert Webb , Southside; Floyd Bush, New Haven ; Angela Warner, Gall ipolis Fe rry; Mrs. Carl Neal, Henderson ; Mrs. Char les Fowler, Point Pleasant. Birth - Sept. 25, a son to Mr. and Mrs . Murle Hig g ins, Gallipolis Ferry . Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Sept. 241 Ida Aldridge, Sylvia Allinder, Deborah Arrington, Gwendolynn Carter, Lessie Clary, Nancy Cline, Dorothy Clonch, Carol Eubanks, Nell MEIGS THEATRE Tonite SepL25 NOT OPEN F ri . thru Tues. Sept. 26-30 THE GREAT WALDO PEPPER Grimm, Carolyn Casto, and Carla DeMoss; second row, Kim Salser, Julia Hayes, Anna Baxter, Angelia Curtis, Barbara Whitlatch, Angela Triplett and Tammy Pettit ; and back row, Angela Baker, Pricilla Herdman, Shilpa Gordie, Angela Hubbard, Deanna Van Meter, Dixie Eblin, Kim DeMoss, Anita Campbell, Cindy CUrtis, Robin McDaniel Annette Johnson, Amy Sisson, and Patty Duffy. Not pr~sent for the picture were Belinda Grimm, Vicki Morrison , and Alberta Richards. Paul Turnbull of Mason dies MASON, W.Va. - Paul E. Frankli n, Thomas Gaspers, Turnbull died Tuesday in Willa Gilm ore, Matthew Pleasant Valley Hospital. A Glasgow, Wanda Hager, plunnber, he served in the U. Francis Halley , Sheila S. Army in WW II a nd was a Harmon , Charles Hawbaker, member of VFW Post 1064 of Sally Heber, Robert Hunt, Huntington. Maxine Ki nn aird, Rella Mr. Turnbull was born Kinnaird, Ruth Lafferty, La ura Lemley, Louise Morris, Roberta Neville , Britishers are Linda O'Brie n, · Joyce Phillips, Cecil Roush, Mrs. John Sanders and so n, first up slope Christopher Scott, Er nest Scott, Geraldine Scott, Clara KATHMANDU, Nepal Selb, Edith Sheward, Linda (UP!) - Two members of a Shotts, Arizona S tewart, British exped iti on have Pearl Welker, Elizabet h become the first persons to Woods . conquer Mt. Everest from its (Births) treacherous, rocky, south· Mr. and Mrs. Franklin west s lope, t he Nepalese Betts, Jr ., son, Wellston ; Mr . Foreign Ministry announced and Mrs. Terry Bowman, today . daug hter, Wellston; Mr. and The ministry said the two Mrs. Ja c k Jonas, son, Britons reached the world's Wellston . highest sunnmit Wednesday. It identified them as Dougal Haston, 32, direc tor of the international sc hool of BOAT SINKS MASON, W. Va. - An Ill- mountaineering in Leysin, foot pleasure boat belonging Switzerland, and Doug Scott, to Robert Sizemore, Mason, a 33-year-<Jld teacher, writer, was sunk when an Wliden- a nd photographer fr om lified barge hit it Tuesday Nottingham, England. evening while docked in Mason. No inj uri es were October 19, 1909, in Hartford, a son of the late Richard James an d Cla r a Riffle Turnbull. He is survived by his wife, Erma, Mason; six brothers, William and Richard, both of Mason; George of Hartford, John of Clifton, Howard of Windsor, Ont., and Harry, Albuquerque, N. M. Funeral services will be conducted Friday from the Fogles'o ng Funeral Home , Mason , at I :30 p. m . Burial will be in the Kirkland Memorial Garde ns. Christian Science services will be read by Mrs . Carolyn Towley, C. S., of Nitro. Visitation hours will be after 3 p. m. today at the funeral home. .. RKtwin. SWISHER · LllHSE .~ ' Pharmacy Kenneth McCulloYVh, R. Ph. Cherie• Rittle, R. I'll Open Dilly t:ooe.m. to 9:Jvp.m. Sund•~ lO:lOto 12:30 end sto 9 p.m . '.. -. : .;:;,&;:,;-............. .;.; · ..... 11 And Ped - wi ns wi ll price help in sha pe. Step into a pair · PRESCifiPTIONS ~H: 992-2955 ~ Friendly Service 1 112 E~ MAIN . . .F!.OME.ROY, o. '; r+ _., ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • Pre-Washed DENIM JEANS SALE ' '• \ '' --~. ' ' THE SHOE BOX Middleport. 0 . 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Before Yamani returned, Iranian oil minister Yams hid Amouzegar told reporters, in reference to Saudi Arabia, " No one is going to dictate to 12 other countries." Amouzegar, outl inin g Iran's position for the first time, said_he is pushing for a "moderate" inccease of 15 to 16 per cen ~ when the curre nt nine-month-old OPEC price free.., expires Sept. 30. He said the hike could take place in two stages. "I hope so," Amouzegar said when asked If he thought a compromise could he found. Under the OPEC charter, prices can only be raised by unanimous decision. A 10 per cent increase would raise the world's oil bill by SIO billion and boost U.S. oil import costs by $2.5 billion. At the height of Thursday's ta lks, Yamani unexpectedly left and flew to London to consult with his government. 1l1e oil ministers delayed the start of today's meeting 90 minutes so he co uld attend. Mistrial declared Meigs County Common Pleas Judge J ohn C. Bacon today declared a mistrial in the State versus Calv in Mayle, 22, Pomeroy, indi c!e,d for breaking and enterinl:{ lhe Goess le r Jewelry Store and receiving stolen property . In a statement to The Daily Sentinel this morning the court said: " Judge Bacon extends his thanks to the jurors for bein~ diligent . They took 10 ballots Thursday and when they could not come to a decision, the case was declared a mistriaL" The Judge indicated it will he up to the prosecuting attorney's offi ce as to whether the case will he retried. Mayle was one of five men the State charged in the burglary which occurred on Aug. 24, 1975. Charges have been dismissed against y ~ COLUMBUS - ACROSS-THE-BOARD UQUOR prices in Ohio are going to be raised in November , state Liquor Director Clifford E . Reich said Thursday. Reich said prices will he increased a maximunn of 5 cents on pints and fifths and a II!aximum of 10 cenl'i on half gallons. The increase, the first general price boost since 1969 , will bring in an additional $3 million annually for the state, Reich estimated. In addition to the general price hike which will affect every one of the 687 brands on state liquor store shelves, the prices of some selected brands will be raised to reflect the quarterly pass-through to the consunner of distiller costs. VOL XXVII Stephen Pullins, Middleport, and Doug Burns, Pomeroy . Charges against Roger Butcher, 26, Rutland, have been reduced to a mi s demean or, and ditipOSition of his case is pending. A warrant for Earl Phelps was issued but he had not been apprehended. Serving on the jury were Pearl Edwards, Harry Richard, Harold E. Kauff. Ilah Roush, Linda Damewood, Kenneth Caldwell, Evelyn Lucke, Eloise Connoly, Rachel Downie, Bernice Lavalley, Peter Chase and Terry Shane. Charles Knight represented the Stale and Mayle was represented by William Conley of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs . N. W. Compton valued the jewelry taken at $850. present. The industry, he said, reacts in the only way it can to control the price of gas at the wellhead destined for interstate commerce. This price, much lower than the price the industry can obtain for gas sold inside the state of origin, results in gas not moving into the ·interstate lines, and thus becoming scarce, and thus costly. In reply to a question , White said he loo ks favorably on the bill being sponsored by Ohio Senator John Glenn and two other Democrats. With some amendments he thoug ht the bill could be helpful. "Sen . Glenn knows the problem, and this bill gets at it," White said. _. White repeated warnings that up to 65 per cent of the Industry in Ohio could be hurt by lack of gas this winter, and by the winter of 76-77, there could .be no gas at" ''·' r Ohio industry . enttne PRICE 15' ' Senators reimpose controls on oil By WILUAM E . CLAYTON launched . WASHINGTON (UPI I Sen. Dewey Bartlett, RThe Sena1e today approved Okla ., opposed the extension legislation reimposing oi l because " it doesn't make price controls until Nov. 15 to sense to retroactively adopt gi ve Congress time to agree controls that haven't done t he on a national energy policy. The action will head off any immediate conswner price increases for gaso line and other petroleunn products. President Ford and EAST LANSING, MICH. - THE NCAA has scheduled an congressional leaders agreed Oct. 13 hearing in Denver for Michigan State University to on the compromise Thursanswer charges involving alleged , football recruiting day, and the Senate violations . Democratic Caucus later The hearing , postponed twice during the summer without. approved it. The controls explanation, culminates an NCAA investigation that was first m ade public last April. MSU President Clifton Wharton .J r. would he retroactive to Sept. WASHINGTON. (UP!) _ I. Thursday said the university is fully prepared to address the Ohio electric power comSen. Edmund Muskie, Dcharges. Wharton will attend the proceeding, along with MSU panies, with the exception of Maine, sa id he expected Executive Vice President Jack Breslin, Athletic Director Burt Ohio Power, were not rated quick Ho~e action and hoped Smith head football. coach DeiUly Stolz and members of the highly in a report by the special committee Wharton appointed to conduct an internal the measure can be sent to the White House for Ford's Nat ional Associat ion of probe of the charges. Regulatory Ut ilit y Comapproval later in the day. missioners Thursday. The plan specifies that WASHINGTON - SENATE UBERALS HAVE failed in a Ford will not submit any plan The report , designed to final attempt to strike . strong antibusing language from a to Congress for the gradual highlight good and bad utility major appropriations bill. They had to settle for a compromise lift'ing of price controls before industry performance which Thursday that leaves intact other antidiscrimination tools Nov. I , and either the House state regulatory agencies can ava ilable to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. or Senate could disapprove study as a model for other The Senate sched uled a vote today on a $45.1 billion ap- the proposal within five days companies or examine for propriations bill for the Departments of Labor and HEW that of its receipt. possible needed imhas been tied up for more than a week by the busing dispute. provements, gave Ohio The agreement also insures Although more amendments may come up, the major battle the Senate will reach a fina l Power seven favo rab le red appeared to be over and the bill was headed for expected vote on the decontrol plan in flags. OP was one of only (Continued on page 2) five days even if a filibuster is eight of the 213 U.S. electric companies rated th at received seven favorable fl ags and no unfavorable ones. Other Ohio companies, however, didn't t·ate as well. Those companies listed in PORTSMOUTH - " Too damn much regulation." That's precisely how Marvin Whi te, president of Columbia Gas Inc ., pinpointed the causes of today's energy crunch as related to natural gas in an address Thursd ay even in g to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council at Elks Country Club here following an afternoon of golf and dinner. Said White: " When artificial controls are laid to rest and the law of supply and demand comes back to our great industry - then, and only then - can we supply our customers in a manner in which they were formerly accustomed." Introduced by , master of ceremonies Jim Secrest, executive secretary of the Portsmo uth Chamber of Commerce, White reviewed the history of regulalions in the gas industry when first imposed In 1954 to the • Devoted To The llltere.~ts uf The Meigs-Mason A re11 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1975 NO. 116 job." He said only un· controlled prices will in· crea se s upplie s and so lv e the energy problem . The controls, holding most domestically produced oil to $5.25 per barrel-half the price of uncontrolled oilexpired Sept. I. Oil companies held their prices, waiting to see what Congress would do. Ohio Power wins 7 favorable ·n ods Regulation blamed for natural gas shortages BOYS MENS • . zn Brzefs\\l . SIZES 3!4 TO 15/16 Petroleunn Count ries on his proposai was for a 5 per cent return from London where he price increase now and consulted his government another 5 per cent at the Thursday night. beginning of 1976 and a freeze Oil ministers from other for the whole of 1976. member nations were bit" I was prepared to accept terly opposed . Jamshid that proposal with certain Amouzegar of Iran, told conditions." reporters, in reference to Saudi Arabia, " No one country is going to dictate its EXTENDED OUTLOOK views to 12 others." Sunday through Yamani said, "My position Tuesday, fair Sunday and a is to freeze prices ." He chance of showers Monday denied reports he had and Tuesday. Highs will be proposed a 5 per cent in· In th e upper 60s lo th e lower rrease. 70s and lows will be in the ' 'That was an AJgerian 50s. proposal which I accepted ," he said . " The Algerian ~lt;:;:;:::::::::::::;;;;::::;;;::.:·:·:·:·:·:::::·:·: ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· :·:·:·:·:: ::: :::::::: : :::::::: :::::;:: :~:::::::::::::::::::::::t By United Press Internationa l DOWNPOURS THAT FOLLOWED HURRICANE ELOISE forced the evacuation of some 5,000 residents in Pennsylvania and left awash or closed most major roads today m the Washmgton, D. C. metropolitan area. A total of 13'!, inches of rain fell in the last few days in the Patuxent River basin and a 3•,<, inch deluge in a seven-hour period ending at 6 a.m. forced evacuation of downtown Laurel and Detour, Md ., and along a four-mile run of the Patuxent River. Stalled cars on flooded roads hampered traffic moving into the nation's capital. Metropolitcan area officials called the traffic snarl the worst since the blizzard of 1966 and the heaviest rains since Hurricane Agnes in 1972. FINAL TWO DAY$, •• you keep your budget f Union, Pearl St., Middleport, Sunday, Sept. 28, at 7:30p.m. Save This Weekend on Pre-Washed Denim Jeans For Men, Women and Boys. Pedwin won't let you come up short. Platform so les a nd tall hee ls set yo u up in styl e. An t iq ued leat her ,_ , Columbus, will speak at the Church of Christ in Christian I!!Ne~vs • PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLA. - A STATE executive surveyed the damage left by Hurricane Eloise and reported: "For a ll intenl'i and purposes, Panama City Beach is gone." The bill for restoration and cleanup in northwest Florida alone will equal $200 million, state officials estimated. The Alabama Gulf Coast suffered another $100 million damage. W. T. Carlton, chief of the state Bureau of Beaches and Shores, and Gov. Reubin Askew flew over the Florida Panhandle's "Miracle Strip" by helicopter Wednesday. Askew said he would ask President Ford to declare the 100-mile strip of coast a disaster area. THE BALBONI - SPEAKER NAMED The Rev. Carroll Sheets, (Continued from page 1) Reull Super Pltm1mln1 .•. aYa lleble to and um In the training lacltl tlu of all 2t1 NFL teamt. ---- CHEERS FOR SEVENTH GRADE - These girls are leading cheers for the Meigs Junior High School seventh grade football squ ad this fall . They are front , 1 t:'J:-Jtnda Kovalchik, chaplain; Nancy Wallace, Kenda Braun, co-<:aptain; second row, ~i nope, Linda Eason (holding Patty Cremeans) and Beth Perrin. Becky Chisholm, an intern with the Meigs Loca1 Ohio University Teacher Cor;ls, is advisor. ASK TOWED Mark Anthony Pierce, 18, Rt. 1, Middleport , and Lisa Renee Herald, 16, Rt. I, Middleport; J ohn Olaf Atkins, Jr ., 29, Pataskala; and Linda Ann Sauvage, 28, Pomeroy . WASHINGTON - PENNSYLVANIA GOV. Milton J . Shapp, a determined dark horse a ccustomed to bucking to~ g odds, is joining the crQWded field for the 1976 Democratic preside ntial nomination . . . . Shapp's formal declaration today makes hJID the e1ghth announced Democratic candidate, with at least two more hopefuls expected to enter hefore the end of the year. The 63year-<Jld Philadelphia businessman-turned -politician has had a presidential campaign committee in tbe field organizing and raising funds since midsummer . EQl!!f-MENT MOVING IN - Ray Goodman, ieft, Meigs Hi gh School vocational education director, and Dorsel Smith , Gallia County , mining instructor of Meigs High School, are nioving equipment into the Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium preparatory to an expansion of the mining instruction program. TI1e Meigs Local Board of Education recently approved the expansion of the program and the acceptance of $30,000 from the Governor's Fund for extensive improvemenl'i to the junior high building. The building has been used as a senior citizens center and will continue to be used for thai purpose. However, the senior citizens are expecting a federal grant which will enable them to purchase and repair the old Pomeroy Senior High School building nearby as a ce nter. The senior citizens have been using the junior high auditoriunn for a hot lun ch program. However, Wednesday of next week will be the last time the auditoriunn can be used for that purpose due to the moving in of the mining equipment. The hot lunch program will be continued in other rooms of the building . N BOSTON TEACHERS IGNORED A JUDGE'S ORDER and fines mounting at $0,000 a day today to continue a walkout that left classrooms virtually desolate and crippled a controversial desegregation plan in the nation's oldest public school system. But Rhode Island's last three teachers strikes ended Wednesday with agreement on new contracl'i and the release of 14 Pawtucket and Woonsocket union leaders from jaiL CALL ANSWERED The settlements in Pawtucket and Woonsocket, plus one in The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to Route 143 Tiverton, R . I. , meant resumption of school today for a total of at 1:49 a . m. Thursday for 22,700 youngsters who had had their education disrupted for Rita Roush, a m e di ca!' three weeks. Strikes in 13 RhO<;le ISland commumt1es affected patient, who was taken to more than 70,000 public school students during the month. Veterans Memorial Hospital. Striking, rain-soaked Boston teacher walked their picket lines Wednesday in defiance of i·a $0,000-a-day fine against their union. MULTI-VITAMINS WITH MINERALS 1 Meigs County's three local sc hool districts, arter deductions for employes a nd teachers reti r ement, and a llotments to the county .boa rd of education received $191,136.45 in the state school foundation subsidy payments for Septemher . According to the office of State Auditor Thomas Fergu son, Eastern Local received $40,960.63 ; Meigs Local, $110,944.44 and Southern Local, $39,183.38. The county board of education received a total of $11 ,311.75 including a direct allotment of $6,667.99. News •• in Briefs reported. The Marine Safety Office of the Coast Guard in Huntington is investigating. It was reported the barge that struck the boa t was unloading a passenger at the time. No dam age estimates have been released . ()ltpexa~ • subsidy received . In other business, SEORC Presid~nt Bob Evans of Gallipolis welcomed the more than 75 representatives of the region 's business and industry. He reviewed developments in the council's ongoing project to increase tourism in the area, He praised the work of John Irwin who masterminded the . new "Ohio Southland" magazine distributed through AAA clubs and other travel· oriented groups. Over 45,000 copies have been printed. One of the events featured in the magazine is the Bob Evans Farm Festival Oct. I(). 12 at Rio Grande where over 100,000 guests are expected. Others attending from Gallia County were Ken Morgan, Bob Saunders, Lowell Call, Ike Wiseman, John Weeks, Gilbert Bush, Roger Barron and Sylvan White . From Meigs County were John Reece and Chet Tannehill. the report and the red flags (favorable-unfavorable) they received incl uded: Cincinnati Gas and Elec· tric, 1·1. Cleveland Electric llluminat ing, ().J; Colunnbus and Southern Ohio Electric , 0-4; Dayton Power and Light, 1-1 ; Ohio Edison, H . Indiana and Michigan Electric ranked best among electric power companies, while Consolidated Edison of New York was worst , the report showed. Ralph Wickberg, president of the quasi-governmental nonprofit association, neither endor~ .no~ rejected the reports fmdmgs . •~e sa1d , however, It should . be made ava1Ia~~e for scrutmy by the ru.~hc. . .. . Soarmg utility b1lls have ca~ed consumers to hecome cr!t1cal!y . ?wa~e of the electric ut1ht~. mdustry as never before, sa 1d Dr. J . Edward Sm1th Jr., author of th~. report. . The comparues a:e no long~r. r egarded as JUst a muniCipal se.~VJce to be taken for granted . The Senate action came shortly after House Democratic leaders today defiantly challenged Ford to accept longtenn controls on oil prices, saying the public has flatly rejected Ford's plan to "force crushing oil price in crea Ses on the people." Barsotti named · to post ' Weather Light drizzle today and tonight. Lows in the lower 50s. Partly cloudy Sat urday, highs in the upper 60s . Probability of rain 40 per cent today , 30 per cent tonight , 20 per cent Saturday. SIX KILLED PADERBORN, West Germany (UP! 1 An American military helicopter Carrying U.S. service m en cras hed today in central West Gr many , killing at least six pc1 .,on's aboard, police said. Police said they believed the helicopter was a huge Chinook , commonly called the ' "IJ'e Jolly Green Giant," flying from an American base near Wiesbaden. WELLSTON - E lection of a vice-ehainnan, passage of a resolution urging location of the proposed coal gasification plant at Haverhill, and a long discussion on agency certifica lion hig hli ghted a meeting of the Ohio Valley ' Reg ional Development Commission at Wellston this wee k. Joseph Barsotti, Executive Director of the Galli a-Meigs Community Action agency, was elected vice-chairman of the OVRDC, filli ng the vacancy created by the resignation of Paul Willer , former Gallipolis c ity manager. Over 40 commission and OVRDC staff personnel atte nded the dinner meeting at the Coach House, with Roger H. Howard, Executive Director of the local government services department of th e Ohio Department of Economic a nd ConunWJ ity Development as guest spea ker. Howard , arguing that regionalism fs not a "dangerous conce pt, " urged Emhoff killed DAYTON (UP!) - The body of a wealthy businessman who was kidnaped Tuesday and whose son had paid $400,000 for his release was found to da y along a road in nearby Jefferson Township, the FBI said. The FBI said Lester C. .1Ennhoff, 67, who owned three furni ture stores here, had been shot in the back. His body was found along Olt Road by FBI agents and Montgomery County sheriff's deputies. An FBI spokesman said two ·suspects had been taken into custody. They were not identified. The cav belonging to Emhoff, a go ld colored Cadillac, was found Thursday . night in suburban Miamisburg. NEW MASONIC LODGE -Members of Harrisonville Masonic Lodge 411 have rolled up their sleeves and buill a new -Masonic Hall next door to Harrisonville Elementary School. All money and lahar has been donated for the 36xl00 foot cement block building . Members hoP., to brick the exterior when money is available. Shown on the front porch of the building Thursday are four members who were working, 1-r, Norman Will, David Riggs , Harold Riel and Junior Howard. Jerry Well is worthy ma ster . the OVRDC commission to take Immediate steps to become a certified slate agency either as a council of governments or a regjonal pla!Wing commission. "The Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission is a needed areawide multi-jurisdictional agency, controlled by local elected offic ials" Howard s taled, continuing , dThe regionalism concept helps keep decisionmaking in the hands of local government" . The commission wtll meet in the immediate future to decide which avenue to take toward state certification. Passed unanimously was a resolution urging the Coalcon Corporation to locate a coal gasification demonstration plant at Haverhill in Scioto County since the area is rich in coal deposi Is and since the Appalachian Regional Commission has predicted a doubling of coal production in the Appalachian area within the next decade becailse of increased energy demands. , } .. '· • �' • .a- l'ne uauy :ientiDet, Middleport-Pomeroy, u., tY!Oay, :iept. :a;, 1!1'10 ' 2- The Da1ly Sentmel, M1ddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fr1day, Sept 26, 1975 Bail set at $¥2 .million·: LOS ANGELES (UPI ) - Ball for W1U1am and Em1ly Harns , Patncta Hearst 's comparuons m an a lleged SLA crune spree, was fixed at a half-m 1ll10n dollar s Thursday by a JUdge who sa1d "JUSt a casual readmg of the newspapers" was enough to convmce hun the; would fl ee tf they could The Harnses were ar ra1gned on 18 fe lony char ges ca rrymg sentences up to hfe m pnson a m1d sccunty as heavy>as an y eve r seen m a courtroom here R1fle-totmg poll ee s tood wat ch on the roof of the bUJldmg , and the courtroom m the Central Ja1l was surrounded by dozens of deputies and she riff 's marshals All those enlermg wer e searched and passed through metal detectors The Ha rr1ses were brought m w1th the1r hands cuffed behind them to chruns around th e1r wa1sts Other than to acknowledge their 1dentlties, th ey sa1d nothing durmg the 25-rmnute arratgnment Mumc 1pal Court Judge E n c Younger - son of Ca hforma Attorney General - Mrs. Kahn not at all sure CINCINNATI IUPI) - "ClrcWTIBkioiCt•s :oem to md1cate" that Sara Jane Moore, accused of trying to assassmate President Ford, is the daughter of Ruth Moore Kahn of Pleasant Ridge, Ohio. But Mrs Kahn doesn't have deflrute proof "I had a daughter named Sara Jane Kahn who was born Feb. IS, 1930," Mrs. Kahl'~ld Thursday m a bnef statement read m front of her home. "I have not seen her in 20 years "She has broken all ties wtth her family," Mrs Kahn saJd. "Until I have some defmite proof, such as fingerprmts or a statement from her, I cannot say that she 1s my daughter, although circumstances seem to md1cate that she lS my daughter." The woman accused of firing a shot at Ford Monday m San FranelSco, now identified as Sara Jane Moore, lS believed to have been born "Sara Jane Kahn" m Charleston, W.Va., Mrs. Kahn's old hometown, m 1930. Mrs Kahn would not answer reporters' questions. EveUe J Younger - demed requests for a lower bail, callmg them "extreme flight riSks " "The hkelihood of flight in her politics are radical By RICK DU BROW SAN FRANCISCO I UPI ) P a tnc1 a Hearst, m Jall conversations w1th a fr1 end , srud she doesn't want a ball arrangement m which she would be a "pr1soner in my parent's home " She also mdicated her poht1cs had changed rad1cally. In an affldav1t three days ago her father , Randolph Hearst, sa1d M1ss Hearst had expressed "an enthustashc wish to return to hYing w1th t,Ier parents " In the taped conversatiOn, she mdicated she ha d embrac ed a ''revolutwnary feminist" outlook smce her abductwn by the Symbwnese Llberatwn Army 19 months ago and was mfur1ated when she was captured two weeks ago. The conversatiOns were disclosed Thursda y m a part1al transcnpt of a taperecording of a VlSII to M1ss Hearst by Patr1c1a Tobm -;Saturday m the San Mateo , :;county Ja1lm Redwood City. • U .S Attorney James 'u Brownmg Jr. gave the · ~ Shapp transcnpt to Judge Oliver filed earher thlS week as part Carter so he could make 11 of a bail hearing, said she was ava1lable to the three "completely convmced of the psychl3tnsts appomted to ex- love and affection of her amme the 21-year-{)ld family and that she will fmd newspaper heiress Carter safety and comfort m 1ts sa1d he wanted the evaluation midst.'' pnor to cons1dermg a bail M!SS Hearst said in tape reduchon request by her recordings after bemg kidlawyers.' naped that she had renounced M1ss Tobm, m the con- her past life to jom the small versatwn, asked M1ss Hearst - terrorist group. whether she was speaking M1ss Hearst and three SLA candidly w1th her parents members were captured here durmg the1r v1s1ts. last week M1ss Hearst "Well, I She also told her friend that mean, hke, the only thing I she did not want to make any (deleted) I'm not talking to public statements until she anybody real openly because was out on bail. it's too we1rd and bes1des hke "I would just as soon glVe 11 they hsten m on everything myself m person, and 1t'll be and photograph, but, ah, I a, a, revolutionary fenurust mean, I told 'em that my perspecllve totally and, ah, pohtics were different " urn, you know, I never got, I She also sa1d "Well, what I guess I'll just tell you, like, want to do 1s (deleted) I don't my pohtics are real different want to have the ball thing from a, way back when where I'm a pnsoner m my (deleted) " parents' home wh1ch is possiThe transcript went on : ble, but (deleted)." M1ss Hearst· "(deleted) Delellons in the transcnpt and so th1s creates all kmds of were made by Brownmg. problems for me in tenns of a M1ss Hearst's affidavit, defense." charges government •• ' ;~not taking responsibility •• ; By ROBERT PENICK · CLEVELAND (UPI ) :Pennsylvania Gov. Milton J ~app, the latest announced :~preSidenllal candidate, says ' the federal government, ''from the top down,'' 1s not ; accepting 1ts respons1b1lity to ·the American public. : "The federal govermnent "today looks upon you as Clevelanders, not as Ohmans or Amencans," Shapp said m kicking off his camprugn here .- Thursday "It f~ Cleveland •·•can work out 1ts problems ..:and New York, Ph1ladelph1a :i::-imd Harrisburg can work out ;~the1r own problems. : .- "I've listened mtently to : . the other candidates," Shapp -~d at an airport news ""conference in his hometown, .... uand I haven't seen any w1th • a grasp of the true econom1c .... -· ..... situatmn m th1s country and w1th programs to deal wtth 1!. That's why they've gone all over the country and haven't stirred up any excitement ." Shapp sa1d runnmg for the presidency has been on hlS mind "the last couple of years, certainly since the truckers' strike of 1974." "I went to Washmgton and was Involved to my eyebrows ," he said m referrmg to his efforts to end the stnke by independent truckers. " I knew about the VIOlence on the h1ghways, the shutdowns of factories and employment, but I couldn't get anybody to understand the problem. ' 'I saw an enormous vacuum m Washmgton There was so little ., •' .. .· . ·. ... ..,,,:,.::,:;:,::::':,:::::::::::::,: :.:·:..:·= .·:=-=·:,:,:·,:,:::"::::":': ,,,.,.,::·,:: ,,: ,::::::::'::::::<:''''''''::, ,,,:,::~:· Patty's taped chats show • Pot low key in .,advice to Ford cooperallon "I had to go there ( Washmgton) to get things done," satd Shapp. "I expenence that every day as a governor, trymg to get things started." Shapp, a multimillionaire and cable teleVISion pioneer, S8ld h1s busmess background qualifies h1m for the presidency as much as his gubernatorial experience. "The only purpose of govermnent is to serve the leg1timate needs of people: national defense in times of emergency, the economy, educallon, health and Ia w this case is as great as any I've ever handled/ ' he satd "That 1s ev1dent to anyone who has mformatwn about their behaviOr over the past months. Just a casual reading of newspapers and other reports from the med1a would give that mformahon " He scheduled a pretrial hearmg for Oct. 8 Mrs. Harr1s, wearmg a white smock, be1ge slacks and tenn1s shoes, smiled and mumbled under her breath when she saw the mass of reporters and televl s lon crews awrutmg her arnvai at the court from the women 's Jail. The lAs Angeles Times reported that when a reporter yelled to Harr1s on his arnval, asking for a comment on Patricia Hearst , "he retorted with an obscene suggestion to the reporter." Meigs Property Transfers George A. Wolfe, Faye Wolfe to Frank W Stalder, Edna W Bearhs, I 050 acre, Chester George A Wolfe, Faye Wolfe to Menzel Sm1th , Genevieve Smith, 3 611 acres, Chester. Ethel M. Cross, dec., to J. D11lon Cross, W1lham S. Cross, Mary Roush, cert for trans., Sutton. James Weber, Katie Weber to Drew Webster Am Legwn, Inc. No. 39, Lots, Pomeroy. Mannmg D Webster, Mary A. Webster, to Gary L. Ellis, Dorothy D Elhs, lots, Pomeroy Albert Goeglem, Ida Susan Goeglem to Harold H. Blackston, Helen E. Blackston, 1.277 acres, Chester. Albert Goegiein, Ida Susan Goeglem to Franc1s E . Shaeffer, Mary E Shaeffer, 1.675 acre, Chester. Mana S Foster to Joseph Edward Foster, Jr , parcels, Pomeroy Mana S Foster to Ann Foster Cottnll , parcel, Pomeroy enforcement," said Shapp, who appeared later at a receptiOn hosted by several promment Cleveland Democrats. In 1959, the worst typhoon in Japanese history left 4,464 dead. ~ ·~ DR. LAMB Collapsed lung needs patch Lawrence Lamb, M.D. ..,.. DEAR DR LAMB : Recently I was hospilahzed ::Jor e1ght days due to a - eollapsed lung A tube was :::m.erted mto my chest to - pump it back up, but for some reason 1t d1dn 'I work So ,.another one was inserted m ,. the same place wh1ch didn't . ~ E work either. • I was transferred to a .. ... card10thorac1c surgeon who :;inserted a tube from un:;derneath my arm on the far ::side of my breast, and my ;:tung was up by the next day they have told me 1s that :Iungs sometiines collapse for ""110 reason, and that they don't • know why the first two tubes :.Udn't work.. . " Please g1ve me some m: rormation about this. I still :;:have pain In both lungs ometimes. I smoked for :,:several years but qliit a year ..ago. I can now tell anyone ~~ if I can qliit smoking anyone can. I will never : All ., 't '' ' ' . / I smoke agam. I hate even smelhng c1gare ttes DEAR READER - Yes, lungs sometimes collapse, about hke a t~re goes flat, and essenllally for the same reason, because of a hole m the lung. Your lungs are really a collec lion of small balloons all connected together filled with air Usually a person with your problem has a smaller blister-like area at the upper tip of the lung. The blister breaks causing a hole m the lung and air leaks out of a lung into the space between the lungs and the chest wall. Those little blisters are called blebs, and you may have been born w1th one or more. When one breaks the hole that results heals while the lung is collapsed. The lung is patched by nature. Then the ai• in the space between the lung and your chest wallis absorbed and lhe lung ' expands again. This would wr1 te to me m care of this occur m time m most cases newspaper, P.O. Box IS51, w1thout mserting a tube to Radio City Sttation, New drain off the excess 8lf Y6rk, N.Y. 10019. Send 50 outside the lung, but 1t takes a cents, a long, stamped selflong time that way. addressed envelope and ask Why did the first two tubes for The Health Letter number through your chest wall not 2-4, Keeping Your Lungs Fit. work? It is a good bet that the You may never have any lung was not completely more of these episodes but if collapsed and part of the lung you have a cluster of blebs wrapped around the open end (blisters) at the tijrof your of the tube. When the tube lungs, you could have one of was Inserted higher where them break again. When a the lung was collapsed away person has several episodes from the chest wall, the open and such a problem it is end of the tube was too far sometimes a good 1dea to away from the lung for this to remove the small area of the happ~:n and it worked. lung where the blebs are. The tube works by allowing This episode does not mean the air to be pushed out of the you have serious lung disease space between the lungs and or that It will shorten or chest wall as the lung ex- othel"'vlse affect your life. I pands. This speeds up the agree you should not moke process. and am against smoking for For a better understanding health reasons, but I'll have of how your lungs work and to tell you that your problem the relationship of the lungs is probably unrelated to to your chest wall, you can c1garettes. , I By DAVID E . ANDERSON WASHINGTON IUPI) - A White House adv1sory panel has told Pres1dent Ford soc1al and personal use of mariJuana should have a low pr10nty m Ia w enforcment It sa1d law enforcement agenc1es should mstead put the1r efforts and dollars mto dealmg w1th hard drug abuse The recommendation was con tamed m a !SO-page report by the drug abuse task force of the White House's Domesllc Counc!l, dehvered pnvately to Ford on Sept. 15. The1 portions of the report dealing Wlth marl JUana were obtamed by UP! Although the report contamed no spec1f1c leg1slallve recommendattons, manJoana law reform advocates smd it was tantamount to an endorsement of "decrumnahzatton" - reducmg present penalt1es for possesSion and personal use of manJuana to roughly the level of parkmg tickets The U S Drug - Enforcement Administrallon Thursday derued a pelltion askmg 11 to e1ther remove all federal controls from marl Juana or at least allow 11 to be sold across drugstore • Nilllanal League Standings By United Press lnternat•onal East counters. The petition was f1ied by the Nat10nal Organization for the Reform of Mar1juana Laws and the Amencan Public Health AsTwo key members of the While House adVlSOry task force - Dr. Robert DuPont, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, and former Pennsylvania governor Raymond Shafer, who headed the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse - have pubhcly favored lowering mariJuana criminal penallles. The 18-member task force sa1d the w1despread recreational use of mariJuana and the "relat!Vely low soc1al cost" involved justify "deemphasizing s1mple possesSion and use of mariJuana tn law enforcement efforts ... " "That 1s essentially the same as decrunmalization.'' saJd Ke1th Stroup, execullve d1rector of the Nallonal Orgawzat10n for the Reform of MariJuana Laws. "It's obvfous that they can't pohllcally make an outr1ght recommendatwns for decriminalization.'' approval. "People are fed up with politics as usual," said Reagan, who received a speaker's fee of $5,000 for his appearance here. "lt'stime to call ina doctor." Reagan also attended a $100iJer· couple reception - attended by about 150 people - preceding his 35-rninute speech at the rally m the University of Dayton Krena. "The voters in 1972 repudiated the welfare state, the erosion of our defense poature and the increase of federal govenunent intervention in our lives,'' said Reagan. ~:~ =·: :·: .. 1 POMEROY LANES ;:; Feeder Steers ( 400-700 lbs.) 25-34.50, Feeder Heifers ( 400700 Ibs.) 20-27.50. COWS - Utility 22-24.50, Canner & CUtter 16-21.75. Bulls 22.50-29.75, Veals 4G49.50, Hogs 6~2.40, Sows 5455, Boars 45.50-48.50, Pigs (by the hea\1) 31J-35. 16 1A 1.. 6 .. Ed Team 3 Team 6 Men's lnd Game Voss, 205, Women's lnd Game - Julia Boyles 175 Men's high series - Ed Voss 563, women's High Ser1es Betty Whitlatch, 472 Team High Game- Team 3, MADE REGENT COLUMBUS (UPI)- The appointment of James W. Shocknessy, c~ of the Ohio Turnpike Commission for more than a quarter of a century, to the Ohio Board of.,. Regents was announced Thursday by Gov. James A. Rhodes. Team High Serres- Team 1965 Morning Glories September 16,1975 Excelsior Oil Co , .. G&J Auto Parts B Team 2 6 Spencer's Market 6 Hlgh Ind . Game High Dunfee, Series Exec . Ed Becky .531, Follrod, 4BS High - Becky Margaret ' Game and Strles- Team No • .5, 162 end 2471 Ferr[. Boat L••r.u• Sep tm~er n, :.~ Lest REVIVAL PLANNED :,.'~= .. v Pomeroy Fores1 Prod. Team 6 Grueser N. 24 #- Son Y Clothing Team 2 Team 3 • 21 11 14 11 19 HOUIO Me1gs High's Marauders wtll he favored to lengthen the1r wm streak to three ' games tomght on the Marauder Stadium turf m Pomeroy when Waverly comes to town It 1s the hd-hfter game for both teams m their campa1gn for honors m the tough Southeastern Oh1o Athletic Conference Neither had much fortune a year ago, Waverly flmshing e~ghth , and Me~gs seventh. Nor 1s e1ther expected to do much more th1s time around than 1rr1tate the powerhouses m Ironton, Gallipolis, Athens, Jackson, Logan and Wellston So, 1f predictions made last week by the reg10n's sportswnters and broadcasters , and schools' coaches have any leg1timacy, the battle tomght could settle the league's most also-ran fimsh . But football bemg football, to put one more nule on a badly worn chche , neither Me1gs nor Waverly Wlll be thinking about that tomght It Wlll be for all the marbles, as far as Coach Chancey's boys of Me~gs and the Waverly team are concerned And agam, football being football, who knows· stranger things have happened than that one of the two should weld 1lself mto a contender, sportswriters' and coaches, opmions notwtth· standmg Me1gs, In three outmgs has won two and lost one, the bad mark being to out-<Jf-state Pomt Pleasant, 12-14, and the two victories commg over Belpre 35-11 and R1pley, W Va., 28-8 It 1s m the common opponent, Belpre, that a matchup can be gained to compare Meigs and Waverly. The Ti gers upended the Eagles 100 last week for the1r f1rst victory m three starts, losses havmg come earlier at the hands of a tough _Wheelers- ROBERT HOEFLICH C1ty Ed1tor lshed daily ex bV The OhiO V g company , Pomeroy , Business Off1ce Plio>rie 156 Edlfor~al Phone Dunfee, 193, VIcky Gillilan, 181 Meigs favored tonight DEVOTED YO YHE INYEREST OF MEIGS- MASON AREA CHESTER l TANNEHILL 16 Team 3 burg club, 24-a, m 1ts first The Marauders, m totally game of the season, and ~ outclassmg11!pley - much to Portsmouth West m 1ts more than the score md1cated second - have to be commg mlo Meanwhde, Coach Chancey thelf league opener under the 1s expected to have all h1s best possible cond!llons off horses ready for full duty two straight v1ctortes, and mcluding co-capta1n end- free of maJor inJuries . defensive halfba c k M1ck Although heavy rams m Davenport who was held out m1dweek softened up the of most of lhe actwn last Marauder held, 1t should be week while a pamfully m excellent condlllOn tomght sprained ankle was mendmg . w1th cloudy sk1es but m1ld tempera tures and httle or no W1lh a m son e nd s, Willford r am e xpec te d by th e and Carper ta ckl es, Pickens professwnal forec asters and Clark guards, and John The Maraud e r offen s1ve Blake, center backfield should show up Defen s1vely , they show tomght w1th J1m Anderson at Pic kens and Qualls, ends , quarterback , Terry Qualls at Carper and Blake tackles , la!lback, M1ke Magnotta at W11lford or Starcher m1ddle wmgback and Dan Buffmgton guard, Stewart, Cremeans, a t fullback, wh1ch IS how 11 Ma gnotta and Mar s hall , has opened each !Jme m !975 linebackers, and Davenport Across the lme on offen se and Randolph halfbacks shouid be Davenport and Game lime 1s 8 p m Big Blacks roll over HHS for third victory Coach Steve Safford 's Pt. Pleasant B1g Blacks rolled over Huntmgton High 22~ at Fa1rf1eld Sladmm Thursday mght. It was Pt Pleasant 's second stra1ght gr1d v1ctory, and lh1rd of the year m f1ve starts The Mason Counllans scored two touchdowns and a safety as a d1rect result of HHS m1scues and added the !mal s!X-pomter followmg a short punt Meanwh!le, the B1g Blacks ' defensive un1t allowed the Pony Express m 1ts temtory only once durmg the game . HHS mana g ed only 45 yards rushmg and had only ihree flrst downs, one commg on a Point Pleasant penalty . Iromcally, the Pomes , who have generated only 28 pomts all season , scored first on a Point Pleasant bobble Punter Charhe Perry bobbleded a f~rst'<juarter snap a nd hiS on -the-run boot sqwrted about 10 yards mto the wa11lng arms of HHS' I Greg Johnson , wh o raced IS yard s untouched mto lhe end zone Tailback Bill Rardm , who led all rushers w1th 68 yards m 10 carnes, scored tw1ce for the B1g Blacks on run s of eight and two yard s , respech vely Chr1s Swann snared a mne-yard TD pass from s ub quarterback M1ke Burgess for the fmal B1g Black scor e PI Pleasant's other pomts came m the second penod wh e n HHS punter Chuck Orioles still hoping York wisely downed a h1gh snap 10 h1s own end zone for a safety Pt. Pleasant w11l play at George Washmglon next Friday STATISTICS HHS Ftrstdowns 3 Yards Rush 45 Department Yards Pass PP 10 145 5 Passes t Fumbles Lost Penalties Punts 5 46 36 jj 4 2 20 7 75 3230 633 2 Score by Quarters PI Pleas 0 9 6 7- 22 HHS By BILL MADDEN rerences m the American UPI Sports Wnter League East next week when For the Baltimore Onoles, the season 1s over for most the ram-tiOaked dream of a everyone else . The Onoles, pennant still lives Not so, 3'1, games behmd the Red Sox however, for Lindy Mc - w1th seven to play, were Daniel, who has g~ven up that ramed out at home with dream after 21 years of Detro1t, wh1le Boston 's game trying. With Cleveland was al so Thursday's rams brought washed away m the wet wake more postponements to the of Humcane Elo1se Orwles and the Boston Red But m Kansas City, where Sox, who wtll now likely be the Royals seemed as far forced to settle their dif- away from the rams as they that season, 29-14. ThlS year's North Carolina squad, which w1ll brmg a 1-1 mark mto packed Oh10 Stadium, LS young and mexperten~ ced The Tar Heels opened w1th a 33-7 victory over William & Mary, but were suletracked last week 34-7 by Maryland, although that contest could have been closer. "Don't sell the Tar Heeis short," warned Ohio State ass1stant coach Dick Walker, notmg North Carolma 's strong running game headed by senior Jun Betterson and Jumor Rick Vo1ght Betterson and Vmght, both over 200 pounds, each rushed for I,OOOyards last year while sharmg the trulback spot . The difference th1s year is they are running behind an mexperienced offens1ve lme. "After lookmg at them on fiim, they are a lot better football team than they showed agamst Maryland," S8ld Walker "They have some great athletes." Votght is one Buckeye coaches know about because " we tried our darndest to get him," said Walker. The Tar Heel offense is centered around the runrung of Betterson and V01ght, although senior quarterback Bill PAschall has passed for 232 yards and three TDs Fullback Br1an Sm1th has carried only nme tunes m two games, bemg used ahnost exciUSlvely as a blocker Ohw State, w1th Wlns over rugged foes Michigan State and Penn State, should be at near full strength for the Tar Heels, who stand 1-2 agamst the Buckeyes in thr ee preVIous games. Center R1ck Applegate, who spramed an ankle agamst Penn State, and linebacker Ed Thompson, w1th a spramed back, were the only doubtful starters but Liley are expected to play Griffm, who now has a strmg of 23 strrught regular season games wilh 100 or more yards rushmg, has 736 yards m two games to lead the Buckeyes, but fullba ck Pete Johnson has 181, mcluding 112last week , and has scored four of the team's flve touchdowns. The young Oh10 State defense, led by tackles N1ck BuonallliCl and Ed Beamon and hnebackers Aaron Brown, Ken Kuhn and Thompson, hasn't yet allowed a touchdown Brown, a qmck, 6-2, 222pound sophomore, was the "buck of the week" or top defens1ve player agamst Penn State were from the American League west pennant, " The Preacher" was callmg It a 6 0 0 o- 6 "'~ " "" ?!!Reel gridiron loser career Lindy McDamel, the lay preacher who tolled for SIX nonpennant wmners over a span of 21 years begmmg m 1955, an noun ced h1s retirement before the Royals ' ~2 loss to the Mmnesota Twms and then went out m style, retmng the Twms 1-2-3 m the nmth mmng. " I made up my mmd to rellre about 10 days ago ," saJd the 39-year old McDamel, who began hts career w1th the St. Lows Cardinals and then went to the Ch1cago CUbs, San Franc1sco G1ants, New York Yankees (post 1964) and the Royals. " After 21 years, I fe lt I'd lost something - motlvatwn ' 1 McDamel leave s be hmd h1m a hfetlme record of 141119 " I was glad I got the opporturuty to p1tch tomght." he sa1d , " and he able to fimsh up wtlh such an easy mrung " Unfortuna tely for the Royals, the early part of the game wasn' t so eas y. Lyman Bostock went 3-for-4 for the Junwr High Eighth Grade Football squad lost a heart breaker m the last seven seconds of play Thursday at Me1gs Sladmm m Middleport to Wahama The game was lied 6 all when Wahama m the last seven seconds went m for a touchdown on a pass play Scormg for Me1gs was Van W1lford m the second half At half-t1me , the game was scoreless Me1gs 1s now 1-1 The seventh grade also was defeated 14 to 6 The scormg for Me1gs was by Ke1th Doss A good nl!nghbor who can prOiecT your A .Grade team is Me~gs ·~ week 7 2 3 6-0 A U estate P~h t y •It OFF ICE S: 9: to 12, 2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS,'l-EAST COURT ST Donna Mc- Farland 590, Diana Whitt, 437 High game, Men - Jerrv Merlcal 211, Phil McFarland Donne Me· Farland 218 end 194 '· 'I j' ' • Sl~lt l1 r ~ M o~•lt H I!mto•n tr~ orateus your 1110bllt~om e 1nd ncl udn ptrson•l contt~ls l 1 ~b1iol, (O VI! II Qt Ill t~ I S•n91t 101¥ ( 0\l padagf Call me 101 i ll lilt di ll h Steve Snowden f1J ' • L - lrlrr.. 1258 Powell St . . . Middleport. 0 PH 99'2 7155 ,. I¥· l.r "' ' ~ .rot' ' , Hn<orr;(lll ll "0 1 "'o~ lfw• ~ . p 7321 2' Twms, drove home one run and scored two others. Cra1g KusiCk also had a 425-foot solo homer for Mmnesota In the only other Amencan Le ague game played Thursday , Ch1 ca go pasted Oakland 8-2. San D1ego put away San Franc1sco !Him the only Natwnal League game scheduled BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -· PARK RESER,I!D SATURDAY-SEPTEMBER 27th UNTIL 5 PM ''FAMILY OUTING" I.A.M. & A.W. LOCAL LODGE NO. 598 SO. CHARLESTON 28th . wil l be the last open day of the 18 28 o4 H lgh series, Men: Denzil 195; WOmen - ·- another ru~ged assignment Saturday mght ill Ce~tral M1chlgan . . , Central, 1-G-1 m the MAC and 1-1-1 overall after a W-16 lo~ last week to Northern Ml Chlgan, lS tough defens1vely and could force Rocket coach Jack Murphy !<' ~ly even more heavily on Swltk . " We have to do what we: do best, only do 11 more ofte11 .' ' srud Murphy, who':" ground game m last week s loss to Villanova accounted for only 80 yards in 44 attempts. " We may have to throw the football 90 per cent of the 13 Lilly , 517, Phil McFarl•nd, 505; Women - Toledo . MlBf?l rolled over Marshall SO-Om lts opener before bemg derailed 14-13 last week by th~. Spartans. Our players were deeply hurt by the one.pomt loss to M1c h1ga_n State," sa1d Redskin Coach Dick Crurn. " But, we have to put lhat game out of our mmd now a nd co ncentra te on our league opener " Toledo, whlch has dropped 1ts last two games desp1te the strong n ght arm of senior quarterback Ge ne Sw1ck, has Bowling Green takes a 2-0 r ecord a gamst Dayton, which heat Akron 31-9 a week agofor the Flyers' first wlri ·m three games " The Fa lcons rehed on the passmg of sophomore quarterback Mark MilleP m 1ts 16-14 wm over SouuM.m M1ss1ssipp1 last week. Miller passed for 173 yards against Southern M1ssiss1pp1 In beating previously unb eaten Akron , Dayton, which had had IS turnovers ", Its ftrst two games, did not turn 11 over once and forced ' s1x Zip turnovers. Flyers quarterback B:J . Druley ran for two toothdowns and h1t on 6 of 10 pass attempts to lead the way. The Falcons will be the fourih str8lght unbeaten team fac'ect by the F1yers . Cincinnati takes its 2~ mark to Louisville for a night game against the Cardinals, while Ashland entertains Wayne State (Mich .) J n another contest under the hghts. Akron, which had lookect unpressive m operung w1ns over Marshall and Western Michigan, tr~es to rebolll)d from the loss to Dayton wh ~n the Zips entertain Cenlj'Jll State in a night game . CSU Is 1-2 following a 28-0 win over Lincoln University (Mo .) last Sentinel Pt1 2-2 Team 5 Team '" I 18 Jack's Dairy Bar Mayer & Hill Barbers Pullms Excavating 3, 687 CHESTER An old fashioned revival wlll'be held at the Chester Nazarene ·· Church Oct. 1 through Oct. 12 at 7:30p.m. nightly. The Rev. } :.:l..l ..: Richard W. Jaymes of Belle• ... ;:; fontaine will be evangellat, ,:,:.! ;:; with speclal singing each : :l evening. The Rev. Herbert Grate is pastor. Everyone is .... ::::·.::-::::.:;::·:::::::::·::.·::;:;:;:,:.:;:,:;:;:;:;::·;::·.:.:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;::·:·:::·::;:;:;:;:;:,:;:;:,:;:,:;:;:;:;:;::.::;:,·::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::: welcome. J Ph Tom's Carry Out Leadmg the Golden Flash atta ck 1s seruor quarterba ck Greg Kokal , a four-year starter , who cut up VirglDla Tech w1th 14 pass completions m 18 attempts for 219 yards and two touchdowns. M1am1 , its 24-game unbeaten streak snapped last week by Michigan State , should get another one started agamst Ball State , although the Cardma ls of coach Dave McClam have been surpr!Slngly tough so far , Wlth v1 ctones over Ea stern M1 c h1 ga n a nd tune By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Wnter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Archie Griffin may not be any surprise to North Carolma Coach Bill Dooley this time around but it isn't gomg to make the job of stoppmg second ranked Ohio State's He~sman Trophy wmner any easier. It was in the second game of the 1972 season agamst the Tar Heels when Griffin burst on the scene with a then school record 239 yards rushmg and he hasn't slowed down any since. When Dooley brought h!S team to Columbus that September afternoon, he wasn't even aware of Griffin, but he was when he left wtth the Tar Heels' only loss of Early Sund•y Mixed September 14,1975 to date." Wh1le the OU offense,, guided by seruor quarterback Rick Ulienthal, a converted rece1ver, has not been overpowermg in the fil st two games, Hess saw some s1gns of improvement. "I thought our offen se began to put It together better m the second half agamst Ball State, " Hess said . " But Kent lS a much bigger and a more explosive football team and thlS w1ll be our toughest tes~ so far , I'm s ure " Tarheels sure would like to stop Mr. Arch Griffin parties." LIVESTOCK SALES to play our best football game Fraday ' s Game s. CAll Ttmes EOn Ch1c ago ( K aa t 20 13 ) at M in neso ta <Ban e 2 1) 2 15 p m Clevelan d ( E ck ersley 13 6 and Wa 1ts 5 21 at Bos ton ( Cl evela n d 11 9 and T• a n t 11 14) 2. 5 p m Ba tt1 more !A lex ander B a an d Gr1ms ley 10 lJJ at N ew Yo rk ( Hunt er 22 14 an d M ed 1ch 15 16) , 2. 5 30 p m Detro 1t ( Bare 8 12) at M il wauke e (B r o ber g 13 16), 8 30 pm Kansas C1t y (L eonar d 1.4 7) at TeKas ( Jenk 1n s 17 11) 9 p m CallfornJa ( F 1g ue roa 1612) a t Oakland ( Bosman 10 61 11 p m CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cincmnati Reds open a threegame senes w1th Atlanta Braves at Riverfront Stadmm tomght, the final games of the regular season for both teams The Reds, who wrapped up the National League Wist championship several weeks ago, will lake on the Pittsburgh Pirates for the NL pennant here beginning Oct 4 In tonight's game, the Reds will send Gary Nolan, 14-9, against Phil Niekro, 1~14. DAYTON, OHIO - RONAlD REAGAN tested his popularity here Thursday, and found about 750 people who agree wtth his views that less government is the best govern· men!. Hosted by the Republican Women's Council of suburban Oakwood, the former California governor told a rally of about 750 that most American voters were "turned off by both Central Michigan v 1slts Toledo m a mght game, Northern Illinois IS at Western Michigan and Bowlmg Green plays at Dayton at night m a nonconference tussle While the Bobcat defense has yet to allow a touchdown , 11 will be tested severely by the Golden Flashes who have scored 48 pomts in !herr flrst two games " Kent ls a ve ry big , powerful and experienced football team, " said OU Coach Bill Hess. "We'll have OU clash at Athens •• n1Qhl Reds wind up '75 season with Braves NEW YORK- BOB CONSIDINE, colmnnist, author and war correspondent for more than 2S years, died Thursday following a stoke. He was 67. Considine entered the New York University "Medical Center for treatment Monday. His "On the Line" column, written for King Features since 1947, appeared regularly in many of the nation's leading newspapers. He also handled special assignments for the Hearst Headline Service. Considine was the author of many magazine articles and a number of best-.sellmg books, including "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo." :.·;~~ ~~ther ~s ..;;;~;;'l\ =·: (Continued from page I) ATHENS By UPI The first showdown game An1er inn League Slandm!JS By Un1fed Press lnternatiDnal of the year in the MldEast American Conference takes W l Pet G B Boston ~3 63 59 6 Blfl t1 m ore 89 66 57 4 ]1 1 place Saturday when unNew York beaten Kent State and Ohio 111 University collide at Athens Cleveland ~~ ~: · ~~~ ~~ M il waukee 65 94 409 29 ' 2 Detro 1t Kent 15 2-0 after non4eague 57 99 365 36 West wms over Northeast W L Pet G 8 • Oa kland ~5 64 5 ~ 7 IAuisiana and Virgmla Tech Kan sa s C1ty 90 69 566 5 while Ohlo Unlver slty Tex as ! 77 82 484 18 M 1nn esora 75 81 481 l8'1 already has two MAC games Ch1c ago 73 85 462 21 1 ~ under lts belt, a &-6 tie Wlth Calllorn •a 7'1 86 456 221 1 Central Michigan and a 10-0 )(c lin ched d i v iSI On 1111e Thursdt~~y'' Resul1s victory over Ball State ChiC ago 8 Oa kland 1 In other Mld-Am games Ct e1,1e1 and at Bas i on p pd ram Detro 1t a t Batllmore, 2. ppd Miami entertams Ball State' ra• n ' M •nnesota 5 Ka nsas Cily ,2 Football fans are offered great action this Saturday at 8 p.m. on the Southern High School f1eld in Racme when the Warriors, Me~gs County's first and only amateur tackle football team, hosts the Washmgton County 76'ers from Marietta. The Warrwrs boast a strong defense and are all m shape for this f1rst home game, except for one MLB, Mike Bareswil t, who 1s out FRIDAY'S GAMES because of torn hgaments Galhpohs at Athens The assistant coach slated Ironton at Wellston that "Our offense 1s much at Logan Jackson unproyed and we're looking at Me~gs Waverly forward to Saturday mght." The 76'ers, on the olher Kyger Creek at Southwestern hand, have so far shown North Galha at Symmes Valley offensive poten!tal w1th QB M1ller at Alexander Rick Mollend1ck, and the Parkersburg Cathohc at runmng of HB Steve Pratt Belpre 76'ers coach Kenny Offenherger sa1d, "My team 1s Federai-Hockmg at Eastern healthy and ready. We're Trimble at Vmton County Wahama at Southern gomg to play football " South Point at Wayne It looks like 1t's shapmg up to be a close contest w1th lots Rock H1ll at Ironton St Joe Ceredo-Kenova at Coal Grove of excitmg action Oak Hill at· Chesapeake News •• in Briefs before). (2) The construction of the home must have begun before March 26, 1975. (The date was chosen earher this year as a stunulus for the purchase of new homes which were not sellmg and des1gned to help the saggmg home bwldmg mdustry in a time of recesswn) ( 3) The home must he acqwred after March 12, 1975 and before January I, 1977. 14) A bindmg contract for lhe purchase of the residence must be entered mto before January I, 1976. · (S) The buyer must attach to his mcome lax return a certiflcallon by the seller thllt the purchase pnce lS the lowest pnce at which the residence was offered for sale - after February 28, 1975. The cu\-{)ff date sanctions pnce 1ncreases 1up until February 28) on a new and unsold home which was on the market for months or years and on wh1ch the pnce was ra1sed due to mflatton. However, the selling price must be the lowest offered after that date m order for the taxpayer to qualify for the cred1t. Tax researchers at H & R Block add also that the credit is ava1lable on a new home constructed by the taxpayer hunself, if construction began before March 13, 1975 CLEVELAND (UPI) - "I can't believe it," said an ebullient Lmda J. Geffert after winning top prize of $300,000 in the Ohio Lottery's Buckeye 300 drawing here Thursday night. "Now we can buy a house," said the 26-year-{)ld homemaker and mother of two from Barberton. Mrs. Geffert said the money will also be used to pay off bills. The $30,000 winner was Charles E. Freeman of New Castle, Pa. Wmners of $15,000 ap1ece were Warren L. Huriley of Dayton, Earl Lindsey of Cleveland, Barbara Rachel of Mansfield and Robert W. VanSickle of New Philadelphia. This week's regular winning numbers : Number 394 (three-nine-four) In any box on ticket W1DS $20. Numbers 843 (eight-four-three) and 911 (nine-{)neone) in green and blue wins $500. Ntnnbers 843and 911 in blue boxes wins $1,000. Ntnnbers 843 and 911 in green boxes eligible for $300,000 drawing and automatically wins $15,000. Lucky Buck winning numbe1s: 408 ((our zero eight) and 821779 (eight two one seven seven nine). Lucky Buck Bonus Jackpot ntnnber: 08537 (zero eight five three seven). Grid fans offered action DEAR HELEN : I work a\a place where the rest room doesn't bave a soap dispenser. Will I catch genns from the open bar of soap on the wash basin?-UNSANITARY? DEAR UN: The Journal of Public Health reports that no genns can grow on even the mildest, unmedicated soap. You won't catch anythmg from the "conununity bar". -HELEN. one else has ever lived Pet . G B ( Rooker 13 10 1 at st LOUIS ( Forsch 14 10 ) 8 30 p m Houston ( R •c hard 12 9 ) at Los Angeles (Hooton 17 9 ), 10 JO pm San Fran c1sco (M ont ef usco 14 9) at San Otego {S tro m 8 7), 10 30 p m DEAR HELEN I entered the hospital for tests that stipulated no food or drink. In a four-day period, I go two days of absolutely nothmg, and two days of mainly tea and sympathy with a little bouillon on the stde. My hospital bill itemized every last thing, down to charges for two sleeping pills. Then the biggle: $95 a day fOI' room, board and "services". My question: Why don't hospitals DEDUCT cost of meals they don't allow you to eat? At going prices, tluit would have reduced my blll by about $40. I mentioned this and got an amazed look, that's all' If you're dunned for routine drugs; why shouldn't you be "undunned" for servtces and food tbat are denied to you?WANTS A TESf CASE DEAR WANTS: Good question! Is there a lawyer in thehouse?-H. maJUmurn amount of $2,000 1$1,000 m the case of a marned taxpayer f1hng a separate return). The cred1t cannot exceed the amount of the taxpayer's liability, after certam other credits To qualify for the cred1t, accordmg to H & R Block, the followmg cond!llons must be met (1 ) The home must he a new pnnc1pal res1dence of ongmal use I Meamng a place where the taxpayer hves most of the year and where no l ~~'nsburgh Thank you for the reader-alert. Please let us know the outcome of your case - which I certainly hope you win!-H. needed for tax credit W 91 67 576 - ' 84 74 532 7 80 78 510 11 St Louis 80 79 503 ll h Ch 1cago 74. as 465 17' '2 Montreal 73 86 459 18 ' t7 West ' W l Pcf G B IC. Cincinnat i 105 54 660 Los Angeles 86 73 541 19 San FranCI SCO 71 81 487 2Jlt2 San D1eg0 7 1 88 447 34 Atlan fl• 67 91 42A 371:2 Houston 63 95 399 4 11 1 IC. clm c hed d1V JS1on t 1tle Thursday's Result San Diego 8 San Franc •sco 6. Might Friday's Games (All T1mes EDT) Montreat { Warthen a 6 ) at Ch l caoo ( Stone 12 91 2 30 p m New Yor k (Matla ck 16 12 and Koosman 13 131 at Ph il adelphh:t (Underwood 14 13 and Ru t hven 2 2), 2, 5 35 p m , Atlanta (N1ekro 15 14 ) at Cmc lnnah {Nolan 14 9 ) a 0 5 facts " Seller's certificate If one has purchased a new home th1s year that was under conslruchon before March 26, 197S, he may be entitled to cla1m up to $2,000 cred1t agamsl the 197S Federal mcome tax But before any taxpayer can cIa 1m that cred1t, he or she must have a statement from the seller certifymg that the purchase pnce of the home 1s the lowest pnce at wh1ch the res1dence was offered for sale after February 28, 197S. The cerllficate - to be attached to the home buyer's mcome tax return - IS reqwred, says the Internal Revenue Service, to prevent fraudulent transacllons affecllng the amount of the laypayer's credit For any false statement the seller faces criminal and clVll penallles, warns the IRS The IRS, however, has not 1ssued an offlc1al form for the cerllf1callon of the pnce of the home and leaves the responslblllly to the taxpayer to acquire such a statement. As a public serviCe, and at no cost to e1ther seller or taxpayer, H&R Block has made ava1lable nal!onw1de a new home purchase certiflcate conformmg to IRS requirements. For double protectwn the cerllflcate contams space for acknowledgement by a notary pubhc Th1s one-page cert1f1cate 1s available to taxpayers at local H & R Block office, 618 E Mam St., Pomeroy. The cerllflcates also are available m quantilles to local home bmldmg developers, real estate flrms and other mterested groups. Established under the Tax Reduction Act of 1975, the new law allows for an mcome tax cred1t of S pet. of the cost of the new residence, mobile home, condominium or cooperallve housmg un1t, w1th a K Pittsburgh Ph•ladelph la New York Dear Helen : You've mentioned the Living Bank as a way to donate organs to science after death. Here Is a pe1'!01181 account 1#. family who wanted to do the right thing, but wasn't registered Wlth the Living Bank. Last December our father was stricken ill and pronounced "legally" dead . The hospital phoned our home twice before he died, asking us to donate his kidneys. They assured us no charge would be made relating to removal of the Ol'gans. Since we rarely had much money for charities, we thought that thlS was our way of helping. l)low we have our doubts! When the hospital bill came' we were shocked to see a charge for tbe operating room, removal of organs and preservation of them All this m addition to our father's predeath care. After we refused to accept this "donation" bill, the hospital sent another statement saying that it had been partially paid by an agency, but the rest (a considerable amount) was up to us. We are still being dunned. We've turned the matter over to a lawyer. Our error: we were too trusting. The aasurance that no charge would be made was by phone and not m specific writing. Let thlS he a warning. When organs are donated, be absolutely sure the family of the dead person won't get the hospital bill! And don't depend on word of mouth promises!SfiLL GRIEVING DEAR GRIEVING: I discussed your letter with a lawyer and a hospital executive, both of whom blame a lreakdown In com· munication - and would say no more until "we know all the SOCiation St~te, ·Kent , ,,,,,,., ,,,,,,.,,,,,. , ,,,.,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,., ,,.,,, ,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CAMDEN PARK �' l I • • Grange elects officers Buckeye Nursing School Auxiliary h~ars reports on Buckeye Girls.3tate LETART FALL~ Ohio Valley Grange 26 12 of 1Rtart Falls met at the hall last Thursday evening with Early Roush in the chair due to the illness of Ma ster Herbert Shields. The following officers were ele~ted: Master, Herbert Shields; Overseer, Erma Wilson : Lecturer. Flore ncr Smith; Steward, Eula Wolfe ; Gate Keeper, Alice Balser: Asst . Steward, Herbert Roush; Lady Asst. Steward, Iva Orr; Chaplain, Bertha Robinson; Secretary, Mrs . Herber t Roush; Treasurer, Early Roush; Ceres, Barbara Dugan; Pamona, Elizabeth Roush; Flora, Donna Wolfe; Executive Com mitt ee , Herbert Roush ; Chairwomen of Women's Activities. Ali ce Balser, Iva Orr a n·d Eula Wolf(' ; lr~i~lativl' ~l-!rnt. Early Roush : .Juni or Youth chairman . /\ustln Wolfe. and Youth Chairperson , Donna Wolfe. II was rlecirled to pay $6 for flowers Jor deceased members and plans were made for Ohio Valley Grange to se rve Pamona Grange at Rock Springs in November . The national oook book and the 109th National Grange Session to be held Nov. 10-18 to graduate 34 studentS_ Thr Practical Nursing S<: il(l<li of t11e Bul'keye Hills l 'aree r Ce nter will gradu ate 34 studenl" this evenin~ at 7: :10 at Grace United Methodis t Church at St•eorld and Cedar .Strcels, Gallipolis. Hichard Simpson , M.D., Chairman uf the Advisory Committee, will preside over U1e program. The graduation address at Colw11bus were disc ussed . The literary program was will be given by the by Lecturer Florence Smith Honorable Ronald James, on the theme, " What Do You Ohio House of Repre senKnow Ab out Your Country'" tatives. Clarence Thompson, Plan s were made for Gran ge to sponsor Halloween Superintendent of Buckeye party for children in Letart Hills Career Center, will Township Oct. Jl at the present the dip lomas 1.o the c omm uni ty hall . Potluck graduating students after the prese ntation to refreshments were served. class Thompson by Helen M. Shield s, R.N ., Coordinator. The instru c tors, Joy ce Knight, R .N., and Diane Oiler, R.N. , will make the pin presentations to the gra'duates. Rev . Timothy Heaton, Minister of Grace United Methodist Church, will give the invocation and benediction . Mrs. Merlyn Ross will accompany at the orga n. Marie Janko and beautiful collection of old Maura Shields are pewter often s~ines It with a usherettes. steel wool pad such as we use in the kitchen. She also acquired an old pewter plate that was In such a deplorable condition she thought it was hopeless. The label on the EAST MEIGS The oven cleaner she uses said Eastern High P.T.S.A. held one of the contents was lye. an open house at the high Feeling she had nothing to school Monday evening for lose she covered the plate parents to meet the teachers with the oven cleaner 1Read following a short business and closely follow meeting conducted by the precautions on the co npresident, Mrs. Helen Blake . tainer), stuck It away in a Mrs. Blake welcomed kitchen cupboard overnight. teachers, parents and The next day she washed It s tud ents and introduced other and had a clean and shiny P. T.S.A. officers who are, plate much to her first vice, Mrs . Carol King ; amazement. Good luck! second vice, Chester POLL\'. Gooding; secretary, Mrs. Polly's Pointers By Polly Cramer Blackened pewter needs hard work DEAR POLLY - I have several pieces of old pewter that are black after long storage. I have asked several stores that carry new pewter if there is a preparation to clean old pewter. The answer is always that they do not know . ! would appreciate any suggestions from you or the other readers. - LILIAN. DEAR LILIAN For severe tarnish apply silver polish, scrub it well with a soft brush. While the polish Is still wet rub on a heavy lather made with mild soap. Work up a thick lather of this polish and soap and rub It on well, being sure to get In all crevices. Rinse in hot water to which a bit of water sof- tener such as borax or washing soda has been added. Dry thoroughly and rub to a soft shine with a piece ol flannel. Another method is to wash in very hot sudsy water to which ammonia has been added :about two tablespoons to each quart of water. Rinse thoroughly in hot water and shine well with a soft flannel polishing cloth. When pewter next needs cleaning silver polish alone should do the job. Pewter should have a soft sh~en and not the bright gleam of sliver. A friend of mine who has a Th e g raduate s ar(' B Kathryn Baker . •Juck son : 1•. (;ail Blane, Gallipoli~ Ferry; Belly .1. Boggs, Gallipolis: Ina Bradley, PL Pleasant ; Hulda Brown, Gallipolis; Pamela J. Ca udill, Gallipolis; Vtcki Co nley, Ja ckson ; Virginia Cooper, Kettering; Imogene Crabtree , Ja ckson; Cathy Darst, Reynoldsburg; Eva D. DeLawder, Ironton; Terre Gandee, New Haven; Kandy Gindlesberger, Gallipolis; Jacqueline Halle¥ , Crown City; Marcella Harrison , Gallipolis; Carrie Horton, Oak Hill; Genevieve Jasis , Gallipolis; Barb11ra Jordan , Pomeroy; Janel Kearn s, Jackson; Marceline Ke rns , Nelsonvi ll e; Judith Love, Gallipolis Ferry ; Susan Morgan, Wellston ; Paulette Nibert, Gallipolis; Nancy Ohlinger, Gallipolis Ferry ; Vicki Poetker, Jack s on ; Charlotte Queen, Pedr o; Autumn Reasor, Hamd en: Cathie Roseberry, Jack son; Rita Scarberry, Jackson ; Judith See, Pt. Pleasant ; Tami Snider , Wellston ; Brenda Whitley, Middleport; Do lores J. Wilcoxon, Gallipolis; Ra chel Willi s , South Point. The four l!.irls friJfll (;allia A•·adcrny 1-ligh School who attended Buckeye Girls State ill June reported on their week al Ca pital University at the meeting of Lafayette Unit No. 27, American Legion Auxiliary, Tuesday evening. Jane Hannon, Marlen e Harrison, Rhonda Doss and Julia Niehm each told of their experiences at the school of government sponsored by Ohio American Legion Auxiliar. y . Three organizations in Gallipolis cosponsor a girl. They are the Business and Professional Women's Club , Junior Woman 's Club an d Kiwanis . Chss enjoys potluck dinner LONG BOTTOM - The Golden Rule Sunday School class of the Long Bottom Churches, held its monthly meeting at the home of Monad Wilson . The meetin g was in charge of the president, Mrs. Marie Swan, who used as her theme, "What does the Bible mean to Us?" Bill Hoselton playep tapes of the playing and singing of Betty Wills on her new harp, and of some of his singing. Cards were signed by several ill members . A potluck dinner was enjoyed by Marie Swan, Ethel Larkins, Cora Argabrite , Joe Street; men were Mullens, and Ada Bissell, Leona HensParker, Wills, Willfong , ley, Bill Hoselton , John and Kelly, Rose, Bahr, Reed , Marjorie Brewer , Mary Mitchen, Fields, Sayre, Pierce, Bess Larkins, Mae Bailey and Heins. Parents , McPeek and the hostess, using the ir child's schedule, Monad Wilson . Viisotrs, Mr . attended 15 minute classes and Mrs . Robert White, Mr . with their teachers . Cookies and Mrs . Elza Larkins and punch and coffee were served Timmy Curtis. " Happ y during the evening for Birthday" was sung for John parents when they were in Brewer, Ethel Larkins and study hall. Leona Hensley. A membership drive for the P.T.S.A. is being held in which a student who sells the most membership cards will receive $5 from the BIRTHDAYS HONORED organization and a trophy Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel will be presented to the room and sons, Rt. 2, Racine, en· that secures the most tertained with a wiener roast members . honoring the birthdays or It was announced that a Mrs. Jean Roush and Lewis coat rack has been purchased Hudson, Rt. I, Minersville . by the P.T.S.A. The regular Attending were Mr. and Mrs. meeting night is the fourth Lewis Hudson , Harry E. Monday of each month. Roush, Minersville and Mr. Mrs. L. Balderson. and Mrs. Otho Young, PTSA has open house DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those people who do not let the phone ring long enough for one to answer it. After three rings they often hang up and I defy anyone to get in from the yard, basement or bathroom to answer the phone after just three rings. I always allow at least six rings when I call anyone. - MRS. E.H. DEAR POLLY - Recently I wanted to do a bit of embroidery but had no hoops so I made some makeshift one s by cutting the flat portion out of the top of a round oatmeal carton and a circle of the cardboard from the bottom of the oatmeal box itself. Being approximately four inches in diameter these served very nicely as embroidery hoops. This is also a good way to make hoops for a young girl who wants to play at embroidering "like Mommy" instead of letting her have your own hoops. Serves its purpose for make-believe and no pinched fingers either. KAREN. A perfect Keepsake diamond DEAR POLLY - To save brilliant and beautiful for ever~ money and use old wornout wash cloths, use them as dishcloths . They are great. VIENNA. Keepsake· Linda Edwards, and tr easurer, Mrs . Barbara Hannum . Chester Gooding, principal of Eastern High, introduced the teachers and mentioned the classes each taught . Women teachers present were Mrs. Chadwell , Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Machir, Mrs. Parker, Miss Long, Miss Kidd and Mrs. Hhondr~ Doss showed a sc ra'pbobk shc .Qad made, and Julia Niehm explained the operation of the mock House of Representatives in which she had participated .. Each girl said it was an experience they would never forget, not only for the knowledge of governmen t which wa .~ ga ined but friendships made and mem ories of a pleasant week . Mrs. D. 0 . Tabor, Unit president , opene d the bus iness sess ion. Com . munications read were an invitation to a reception ror the new President of District 8, Florence Richards, Sunday at Legion Home in Middleport, an announcement of the District Fall Conference in Jun'ction City Oct. 9, and a letter regarding the Bob Evans Farm Festival was read by chairwoman, Ald eth White, asking that all workers wear costume~ of late 1800 or early 1900 and that booths be in keeping. The Unit will again display and sell items made by veterans at Chillicothe V.A. Hospital at the festival. A letter announc ing a planning meeting for the Bicentennial celebration held Thursday evening was also heard . Ameri ca nism Chairrp.an, Mildred Hamilton, will represent · the Unit at this meeting. A cer tificate received at the Volunteer Recognition Tea at GSI for volunteer work and donations was shown. Members of the Unit will help Defense with Civil organization in the county and in Woman 's Auxiliary to Civil Defense. Tw o members are taking an orientation course for volunteer workers at Chillicothe VA Hospital with the Retired Seniors Volunteer Program . Use Our Christmas Lay-Away Plan NOW! The "Warrior" Tan full grain lea ther. o Over the ankle herght • Crepe outsole • Hike r Toe SIZES : B and D Widths. thru 6 ay, · 9toBSat. heritage house ; Your Thorn Me An Store Polyester Gabardine HEADGUAR;TERS LARRY'S AND Ponti de Roma MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. 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ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Middleport Middleport, Ohio Fits most In And See Our Great Of Heath "Early Bird" Feeders . ninetv (90 ) days after purctu1se. any Firestone battery retailer will reple~ them FREE to the originel pu rc haser. Thereelter. within the war· renty period. you pay onto, a prorata portion of the current price based on months of service elready nceiYed. Damege due to accident or abuse e~ecluded. 12·volt cars exchange EXTRA LIFE GUARANTEED 36 MONTHS EXTRA~~:nn~~ battery in your CAPACITY Putcarthe.. .FOREVER NEVER BUY ANOTHER GUARANTEED 48 MONTHS BATTERY FOR THAT CARl THESE "FEEDERS" ARE FOR THE BIRDS TO OtOOSE FROM ••• AT MODERN SUPPLY 12-vott . oxctr.no• 12·volt YOU CAN ALSO BUY: axchang1 L·22F e S~~ Seed Cakes e Wild Bird Seed • Sunflower Seed • Cracked Corn -MODERN SUPPL ¥· 399W.Main· 992-2164 Poineroy, 0- THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF"- FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMAL!j, LAWNS AND GARDENS. director, attended . A report was also given on the Monday night program honoring Mrs . Chlorus Grimm , Meigs County contact chairwoman. Mrs . Mary Nease and Mrs. Smith will present the program on WMPO this month. The Region II meeting in Middleport on Nov . I at the Middleport Elementary School was announced with reservations to be made with Mrs. Wilson Carpenter. Mrs. Vernon Nease gave devotions using scriplure from Matthew and a meditation, "Put My Worries to Work," by Mrs. Marjorie Holmes. She also read "Apple Tree Heritage" and had prayer . For roll call , members gave the name of a Dower good ior dryhing . Mrs. Kelly Grueser presented a program on spring bulbs. She read a poem, " Behind Each Growing Plant." She said that spring gardens need to be started in the fall. For planting bulbs, she said the soil should be worked to a depth of 10 inches, mixed with peat moss and fertilizer, and then bulbs should be spaced about two inches apart. Mrs. Grueser said that now until the ground freezes is the time to plant bulbs . She suggested buying large bulbs because " the larger the bulb, the better the flower ." Mrs. Grueser also recommended that when cold weather comes that grass clippings or leaves be put over them to keep from freezing out. She also discussed forcing bulbs and said that for bulbs to be forced they should be planted in pots, left outside for a time, then brought in, put in the sunshine and watered. Mrs. Holter conducted a contest and also took the members on a tour of her greenhouse . Mrs . Sibley Slack and Mrs. John Kincaid were guests . Mrs . Smith won the door prize. A costume party was held in conjunction with the meeting. Mrs. Holter, in a Spanish costUil]e, danced lor her guests. Mrs. Pat Thomas and Eurana Thomas were cohostesses. Refreshments were served. Sorority holds rush party The annual rush party of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was held Tuesday night at Grace Episcopal Parish House. Guests for the party which carried out the theme "Women in History" were Sherry Abbott, Lynn Crow, Susan Fleshman, Vicky Hanson, Bette Jean Krawsczyn, Susan Lanning and Sharon Russell. Costumes were judged and games were playe.d with prizes going to Sandi Sargent and Mrs. Hanson . Favors were ceramic dolls made by If these Firestone batteries fail to hold a charge in normal Passenger car service within the first MANY SIZES AND STYLES DRIED FLOWER ·ARRANGEMENTS (LOCALLY MADE) . 3.98 Yd. 5 60" - Mon. · Fri. 9-8 Saturday 9-6 CLOSED SUNDAYS Mrs. Dorothy Smith was installed u president of the Wildwood Garden Club Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Homer Holter. Other officers installed by Mrs. Karl Grueser, retiring president, were Mrs . Stacey Arnold, vice president and Mrs. Alfred Yea uger, treasurer. Mrs. Grueser is the new secretary. A corruriunication was read· from the Gallipolis State Institute regarding a therapy program and the date of Dec. 4 was selected. Mrs. Grueser reported on the recognition tea held there Sept. 11 which she and Mrs. Iris Kelton of · the Region 11 uThe New Look" Seed and Milling MK22F, MK· 24. MK·24F PERSONAL MENTION REEDSVILLE - Recent vis itors of Mr. and Mrs . Chester Mundry Jr. and Lori were Mrs . Lettie Spencer of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Price and family, and Mrs. Jean Starcher, of Long Bottom. The William Thomas family of Enon were weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. Walter Brown and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Elza Larkins of Long Bottom visited Mrs. Bess Larkins. as cfub president ACME All LEATHER Hrs .: 9 to 5 Mon .- Fri . ·. M;;~·s;;;;h·;;;;;;i;Jra;r&~7;ti5i;y~, F·22F . 12·vott ticflange LIMITED WARRANTY LX-22F Put lhisblltleryin yourc..-. lf It , ...r ; FRONT END ALIGNMENT · flits to hold 1 charge for you In th.t car, Firestone will riPIIce. lt FREE with proof of purehaae. providing th• battery hla not been dlmeged du• to accident or abuM . Comm*'· Ciel f'" rMrint UM IICCiuded. P.O MEROY HOME& AUTO Pom~roy Ph. 992·2094 WHEEL BALANCING NOTICE! To my many friends, personal and commercial, whom I have had the opportmrity to serve in the past thirty years, I take this way to say thanks ·to one and all. I ' and troop camper; Angela Farley, cook, troop carnjier. Mrs. E:dward Crooks, troop cookie c hairwoman , presented a badge to each of the girls selling cookies this year. Refreshments were served to the guests and troop members following the ceremonies . TUESDAY MEIGS COUNTY Education Assn. fall meeting, Eastern High School, 6:30 p.m. dinner with Dr. Donald Leighty of Ohio University, guest speaker. SYRACUSE: BROWNIES 254 Laura Roush was welcomed as a new member when the Syracuse Brownies met Thursday at the Syracuse E:lementary School. DAUGHTER BORN Debbie Michael presided at the meeting during which time CENTER SALEM plans were made for a wiener roast at Hidden Lakes on Oct. 3. Marine Cpl. and Mrs. Daniel A bake sale will be held Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to noon Midkiff announce the birth of at the Syracuse Post Office. Several of the girls turned in bottle caps, and project work a nine pound, 11 OWlces, was contlnued. It was noted that a new junior troop will be daughter Sept. 24 at Camp organized soon. Lori Stewart opened the meeting with the LeJeune, N. C. Grandparents pledge. Refreshments were served by Juanita Ginther and are Mr . and Mrs. Roy Jenny Bentley, and to close the meeting Janie Amberger gave Domigan, Rt. 2, Coolville and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Midkiff, the Brownie promise . Salem Center. The infant has been named Danielle Marie. Maurisha Nelson, Debi Buck, Downie. TOSHOWFILM Kathy Fry and Janet Downie. Others attending were A meeting of the Meigs On the decorating com- Joyce Bartimus, Pat Brogan, County Council of Parenl<l Darla mittee were Susan Oliver, Cathy Cumings, and Teachers will be held at Pat Shriver, Yvonne Butcher, Hawley, Linda King, Sandy 7:30p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, at Brenda Haggy, Mrs. Nelson, Korn and Dottie Musser. The the Bradbury Elementary Mrs. Buck, Sharon Bailey, program consisted of. group School. A film "People Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Sargent, singing, a skit by the 1974 Taking Action" from the Ohio Libby Sayre and Mrs. pledges and a mixer. PTA office will be shown. confidence in Mr. Weber will he 'well 'p laced. DAVID J. MUre community projects Grueser, was given by Mrs. will be carried out in place of Phyllis Skinner . Mrs . the monthly· treats taken to . Frances Folmer and Mrs . the Meigs County Infirmary Louise Rad rord were the it was decided at the Thurs- winners . day meeUng of the Rock The meetin g closed with Springs Better Health Club at prayer and refre s hments. the home of Mrs. Roger Leif- The next meeting will be at heit. the home. of Mrs . Am os The club members voted to Leonard and al lha t time discontinue the Infirmary secr et sisters will be trepts, a project carried out revea led. for several years, and to A!lendin g bes ides those concentrate more (!n those named " 'ere Mrs. Frances living in the community . A Goeglein, Mr s. Beuna donation was made to the Grueser, Mrs . Lottie Lonnie LeMaster hospital Leonard, Mrs. Vena Whaley fund. Cards were signed for Mrs . Louise Bearhs, Mrs . Gladys Morgan and Mrs . : . Helen Radford. REUGIOU.S Mrs . Louise Radford $UPPLIE_s opened the meeting with the Lord 's Prayer, and Mrs . ChurCh Louise Folmer gave devotions using Luke 24: 13-35 ~hoolsnd and a reading from the Upper Room . Welcomed into membership was Mrs. Roger ( Lenora ) , Leifheit. Mrs . Wilmetta Leifheit hosted the meeting at her son and daughter-in-law's home. The program was prepared by Mrs. Thelma Jeffers and given by Mrs. Louise Had• font Articles included " The Fight Against Fat" by Sandy Folmer; " Why Baby Fat Isn't Cute" by Mrs. Helen Blackston; " If You Have a Deodorant Problem" by Mrs. ~..aundry Louise Folmer; "Breast vs. Bottle " by Mrs. Susie Pullins and "A Lesson " by Mrs. Betty Conkle. The contest, prepared by Mrs. Nancy and · a guest, Miss Louise Michaels. FLOWERS For All Oc. • L We Wire Flowers Everywhere 99.2-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs . Mtllard Van Me1er Ph . 991 ·1019 Ph . 9~2 · 5781 BOOKS + GIFTS + .:fOr STATIONERY + GREETING Home CARDS Hrs .: 9 to5Mon .- Fri . 9 to 8 5aturday MII)DLEPORT BOOK STORE mited time! uble isco'unt on this .rigidaire Pair 1 BAKE SALE SYRACUSE. The Syracuse Brownie Troop 01254 will hold a bake sale Saturday from 9 a .m . to noon at the Syracuse Post Office. CHOW'S STEAK HOUSE • We're Home of the Fabulous out to ma" It easier than ever add tho quality convenience of Frlr~ldtolre to your tile len ... with special on some of most~popular SAVE ~ Double up on savings $25!1) SANDWICH with this Frigidaire Heavy Duty Washer amt.Ftowing Heat Dryer. Buy The Pcdr. For '5290" It's the best time to buy Frigiasire Order by Phone And Take Em Home 992-54 32 BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio ••• "AIR CASTLE" 4 Piece Group From Athens, Ohio MEAT Baked Steak, Roast Beef, Hamburger Steak, Flounder Fish. VEGETABLES - Lima Beans, Broccoli, Noodles, Potatoes (sweet, mashed, home fries) . SALAD - Tossed, Slaw, Cottage Cheese, Applesauce, Peaches. PiE - Pumpkin, Peach, Apple. CHAR-BROilED STEAK Weed Bldg. Your undertake projects· STEAMBOAT INN Vernon Weber, owner of the Quality Print Shop in Middleport, 0. Mr. Weber will soon ope:n a branch in Pomeroy· at the fonner I; Ohio II Calendar An orientation meeting for new leaders in preparation for ' organizing riew girls scoUt troops in Olester, Racine, F-RIDAY Syracu"!', and Salisbury will be h\!ld Thursday from IOa.m. to PAST MATRONS, 2 p.m. with a sack lunch at noon. The meeting Win be held at Evangeline Chapter, Mid· the home of Mrs. Pat Thoma, ser_vice unit director . Mrs. Thoma has also announced another unit meeting of dleport Masomc Temple, 7:30 the leaders and assistant leaders for Oct . 9 at the Pomeroy p .m . with Mrs . Roma E:lementary School from 7to 8p.m . At that time fmal plans will Hawkins, hostess. be made for the November bicentennial sing, and new leaders PARENTS WITHOUT will be presented. Partners, 8 p.m . at Grace Revised handbooks lor both the brownies and juniors are United Methodist Church, available now and information on these can be secured from corner of Second Ave. and leaders. Cedar St ., Gallipolis . All single parents 1\l"ged to atA LE:ADE:RS FLING for Area 3 of the Black Diamond tend. Membership campaign Council, has been set for the weekend of Oct. 10 at Camp Sandy kickoff. Bend, Elizabeth, W. Va. Activities on both days will be held SATURDAY from 10 a.m: to I p.m. with nosegay luncheons. Advanced SQUARE DANCE sponoutdoor skills will be taught. Those attending are to pay a $5 sored by Shade River Belles food cost and take a sleeping bag : Leaders may register with and Beaus Western Square Mrs. Thoma before Oct. 7. Dance Club at Royal Oak Park from 8 to 11 p.m. A RE:E:DSVILU: GIRL SCOUT TROPP 67 donkey party will follow the The Reedsville girl scouts held a wiener roast Monday dance . Caller will be Denver evening at the Reedsville-Belleville Dam Park. Games were Britton from Williamstown, played and refreshments of wieners, potato chips, soft drinks W. Va. Everyone welcome . and samorras were enjoyed. MIDDLEPORT Fire Cookie badges were presented to the girls. Also girl scout Department will hold a fish badges were given to Dee Dailey and Ann Jones. Jodi fry beginning at 11 a .m. at Barringer, eligible for a pin, was absent. headquarters. Sandwiches Rhonda Holsinger, Carla Cowdery and Leila Blake and dinners will be served. were advanced tb the Cadette Troop. Also qualifying to adHYMN SING at Hazel vance were Patty Lawrence and Mary Masters, absent. Year pins were presented by the leaders to Sheila Buchanan, Kim Community Church, 7:30 Reed , Kay Balderson, Judy Holter, Teresa Dailey, Angel p.m. All singers welcome. Blake, Susan Hannum, Rhonda Holsinger, Leila Blake, Carla BIG BEND' Citizens Band Cowdery, Cathy Cowdery, Biand Smith, Jodi Smith, and Radio Club, 8 p.m. at the !:>arlene Barton . Absent but eligible for pins were Patricia Rock Springs Grange Hall. Boston, Teresa Hannum, Patty Lawrence and Mary Masters. All members urged to attend . Leaders present were Mrs. Harold Holter, Mrs. Roy SUNDAY Hannum, and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. Mrs. Donald Buchanan GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY was a guest . to be observed by Middleport BROWNm TROOP 76 Lodge 363, F . and' A.M. at the Pomeroy Brownies following a flag salute and pledge at Pomeroy First Baptist their Tuesday night meeting were guests of the new Pomeroy Church, 10:30 a.m . service. Junior Troop for a rededication ceremony and presentation of THE REV. CARROLL pins. For the juniors, the Brownies sang several songs. SHEETS, Columbus, will Tuesday the group will go to Veterans Memorial Hospital speak at the Church of Christ to present coloring books and crayons for the children there . in ChrisUan Union at Pearl Tentative plans were made for a wiener roast on Oct. 7. St., Middleport, at 7:30p.m. Refreshments were served. CHESTER UNITED Methodist Church MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 homecoming, with regular A rededication ceremony, a ny-up for Brownies corning Sunday School and church illto the troop, and a court of awards were held at the Monday · services in the morning . A night meeting of the Middleport Junior troop at Heath United basket dinner, with Methodist Olurch . All three were held by candlelight. tablewa•.e furnish ed, will be The six Brownies coming into the troop ill the fly-up were served at 12 :30 p .m . followed Laura Horsley, Susie Pooler, Tammy Taylor, Zandra by a 1:30p.m. program . Rev. Vaughan, Jennifer Meadows, and Melissa McMillion . Eddie Buffington, Pomeroy , A court of award was held for the 14 juniors with presen- will be afternoon speaker and tation of badges and membership stars. Receiving the awards special music provided by the were the following scoUts ; Angelaires of Lancaster. Cindy Crooks, the dabbler, health aid and troop camper; CHESTER Fire Dept. Pam Crooks, dabbler; Karen Goggins, cook, loy maker , thank-you dinner for those troop camper, hospitality, water fun, and housekeeper; Jean who donated food or time and Horton, dabbler, health air; Paula Horton, dabbler and health their families at departaid; Angela Houchins, cook, collector, my home, home health ment's county fair booth: and safety, storyteller, troop camper, water fun, housekeeper, take covered dish, 5 p.m. at health aid, pen pal, pets, backyard fun, observer, dabble , fire house. personal health, drawing and painting, sign of the arrow and REUNION of the sign of the star. descendants of Carl and Ella Stephanie Houchins, pets, dabbler, my home, water fun , troop camper, housekeeper, home health and safety, com· Manley Sunday at State .Park on U.S. 33 on left traveling munity safety: Margie Miller, troop camper, dabbler; Helen north toward Athens. Potluck Slack, dabbler, health aid, pets, prints; Kris Snowden, pets, at l p.m. cook, toy maker, hospitality, troop camper, water fun, my REUNION of descendants home, housekeeper, community safety, collector, books; of W. L. and Marne Whaley, Melissa Spencer, my home, dabbler, water fun, housekeeper, 12 :30 at the Rock Springs health aid , collector; Joyce Stewart, cook, toymaker, troop camper, hospitality , collector; Susanne Wise, cook, health aid , Grange . The Goodwin Printing Co. has been purchased by ' By Charlene Hoeflich r<,~~%'so2i~T.,,,,,~~. Club.to Sunday, Sept. 28, Hrs. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd St. . Ph. 949-3551 - FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10:00 Tl L 2:,00 The MEIGS INN Racine, Ohio .. ' ' ' -,. • ' \ ! ,, , I ' ' • -. ·' �• .' 'I Tlw 1\t il.\ N ' lllmt•l , 'l hfdlq"-ll"t l',ltllt'l ~•\,,) .I·Titl.t~ .."''l'f lt.i: \!175 ; Dl\'1>': l'HA!'\' • '; ~Ill POM POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrm pastor Roy Mayer Sunday sc hoo l supt Church SChOOl, 9 IS a m worShtp servtce 10 24 a m Youth chotr r ehearsal Mond~y 3 30 p m under d1 re ctton of Mary Sk mn er sentor chotr rehearsal 7 30 p m Thur s day Wtth Mrs Paul Nease dtrector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cor n er Unton and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday School , 9 JO a m G ten McClung supt morntng worshtp 10 30 am eventng 7 30 m •d week serv tce Wednesday 7 30 p m serv1ce GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Re v Harold Deeth r ector Church servt ces 10 30 a m Holy communton f1r s1 Sunday of month chu rch sc hoo l 10 30 am for nu r se r v throuqh 12 POMEROY ESLEYA'I !NESS CH UR CH Harrtsonvtlle Rev O'Def t Man ley Pastor , Hen r y Eblt n Sunday Sc hool Su p! Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m E venmg wor shtp 7 30 p m Prayer and Pratse se n, tce Th ursday 7 30 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURC H OF GOO Rev George Orler p as tor Su nday schoo l 9 45 a m morn ng prea c htng 11 a m evangeltSftC serv•ce 7 30 p m Prayer mee tmg Thursday 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCHOFCHRIST 200W Ma in St Jerry Paul mtntster phon e q92 7666 Conservar ve non inS t rume nta l Su n day war Shrp 10 a m Bib l e s tudy II am worShip 6 p m Wed nesday Btble study 7 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST- R ich ard Evanson pastor Btble school, 9 30 a m , worsh•p 10 30 a m adul t worshlp serv1ce and young people 's mee tmg 7 30 p m CombtneCI Btble study and prayer m eetmg, Wed nesday , 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtnmg off cer tn c harge Sunday 10 a m Hol tness m eetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Youn g People 's Leg10n 7 p m T h ursday, I to 3 p m Ladtes Home Leag u e. 7 p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Cor n er ot Sycamore and Sec ond Sts Pomeroy The Rev William M1ddleswarth Pastor Su nday School a t 9 45 a m and Church Serv 1ces I I a m SACRED HE ART Rev Fa th er Paul D Welton pastor Phone 992 2825 Sa t urday evenmg Mass 7 JO Sunday Mass 8 and 10 a m Con f ess ton, Sat u rday 7 7 JO pm POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor W ll l tam Watson , Sunday sch ool supt Sunday school. 9 JOam , BYF 6pm P.rble s tu·dy,- Wednesaay , 7 m c ho1r pract tce Wednesday 8 JO om RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roger Turner pastor Su nday school 10 am Sunday event ng servtce 7 30 Wednesday B b l e study 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRI STIAN CHURCH - Rev Ron Terry pastor Sunday sch ool 10 a m Mrs Wor l ey Francts supertn t e nd ent Morn•ng worshtp 11 a m Sunday eve mng serv tce 7 30 GRA HAM UNITED METHODIST Preachrng 9 30 a m f1rst and secon d Sunday s of each month lh1rd and fourth Sundays each m onth wor shtp servtce at 7 30 p m Wednesday eventngs at 7 30 Pra ye r and Btb l e Study SEVENT H DAY AD VE NTIST Mulberry H e 1gh ts Road Pome roy Pa stor Gera r d Seton Sa b bath Schoo l Supertntenden t Rlla Whtte Sa b bath Sc hool Sa turday afternoon at 2 00 wllh worsh tp se rv •ce followtng al 3 15 FIRST SOUTHER N BAPTIST 282 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy affil taled Wtt h S B C the Rev Brad l ey P BURLINGHAM CHURCH - Pa s tor Jerry Lewts Sun day school, 2 30 p m Wtlh worsh tp servtce a t 3 30 p m m td week servtce, Tuesday 7 30 p m THE HILAND CHAPEL , George Casto paslor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am eventng worshtp 7 30 Thursday event n g prayer servtce 7 30 pm the Sermonette THE MYSTERIOUS HOUSE ON THE HILL Picture yourself as one of the mhab1tants of a small town or village, in a prominent nud-western state, on the border of our Colonial progress. Now picture a rather large but shapely, and rundown house located on a nearby hill. Its mhab1tants appear to be strange, or erie and the house, if umnhabiied , may have a reputation of being haunted However, such strange phenomenon as this has never really been proved or disproved. And those who do not understand lllllllortality may well acquaint this With it. However, only God IS lllllllOrlal, and his son Jesus, and when we accept him as our personal SaVIor then we are related to irrunortality. Ghosts suggest death, but although ChriSt died on the Cross, he rose agam on the third day . He overcame death beeause he was of irrunortality . The Holy Ghost "as always been, and is with us today unlll Jesus comes back. There have been, and are more and more strange phenomenon in our world especially in these last days. But the person who is horn again in Jesus Christ has already overcome that, and has prepared hiS mortal soul to live again m a. new eternal world. - Rev . Dr. Robert L. Persons, Life Science Church. Hanisonville Society News Mr. and Mrs. Junior Payne and children were overnight guests m Columbus of relatives, then went on to Akron on Sunday to an all day union picnic. The Lend A Hand met Wednesday eveqing at the Halliday-Atkins home . There was a nice crowd present and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be WIth Margaret Douglas and Frances Alkire as hostesses. Rev. and Mrs . Lew1s Campbell ( Coelle Alkire) are having a sale at their home m Delaware after which they left for California as he Is retiring. Her three brothers, Feliz, Bob and Charles and their wives and her three sisters, VIrginia , Leria and Helen, and their husbands all went to Delaware to hear the Rev. Campbell's last sermon after which the Campbells served a bountiful dinner of turkey and ham and all the trimmings. The Alkires presented the Campbells with a gomg away gift. Mr. and Mrs Doug Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alldre attended the western square dance Thursday everung. Rev . and Mrs Lewis Campbell called on old friends after which all the Alkires met them at the Holiday Inn m Gallipolis for supper. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark and three daughters visited the Robert Clarks Sunday. Mrs. Carol Turner and two sons have moved to Columbus for the winter. Mr . and Mrs . Clinton Gilkey of Albany were dinner guesta. of Ava Gilkey on Sunday. Recent callers of Ava Gllkey )l'J!re Jane Gilkey, Margaret l)c)uglas and Mike and Golda E11ple, Lulabelle Eahlman and liOn, Buddy. " Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley ct "Columbua spent a night recently with her mother and ' will return to attend the Whaley reumon at the fairgrounds Sept 28 Mr and Mrs. Howard Hoops of Florida recently called on Mr and Mrs . He1l French. He has suffered a heart attack and is retired. Mr. and Mrs Curt AndersOI) of Dunbar, W Va , spent a day w1th Mr and Mrs Jerry Frwn. Larry McGrath had a car wreck and was hosp1 talized but Is now at home w1th various cus and brUISes. He and his mother, Mmme McGrath, both have casts on therr left wrists The Bishops, the Youngs and the Riggs, all have suffered severe colds. Mrs. Lola Clark is somewhat Improved and Roy Ellis IS Improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire attended the Apple Festival at Jackson on Saturday. Mrs. Bessie Graham is VISiting her children m South Carolma . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens of Racine on Wednes day evening. Mrs. Golda Epple has gone back to Sandusky to help care for her daughter LET NIXON REST! SALTUKE CITY (UP!)Former President Richard M. Nixon has some friends who care about his privacy. They stole an eight-foot poster of Nixon from a display case at a theater promqling the satirical film " The Faking of the President, 1974". The thieves left this note in the case: "You put 11 up, we take it down. Leave , the poor guy a lone. Let him ' rest in ,misery.'' 1 Spence r pa sto r Troy ZwtlltnQ Sund-'Y SchoOl s.u pt Sundil y school 9 JO a m morn1ng worsi'I•P ~ 0 30 "; unday evangel•st1c mcettng 1 w p m Pr .,,.er mc cltng W.._ j )C Sdil; J 30 p 111 M IDDL EPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST ~ CQrner Fou rth and Matn , Middleport Rev Henr)l Key Jr pc;~stcr Sun day Schoo l , 9 JO a m Mrs Erv •n Baumgardner , sup ! Mornmg worshtp 10 45 am JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES - Larry Carnahan prcstdtng m1n1ster Sunday. Btb l e lecture q 30 a m Watch tower s tudy 10 30 a m T ue-sday , B•ble stud y 7 30 p m Thursday m 1n 1Sfry scho ol 7 30 p m se rvtce meet•ng 8 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION - Lawren ce Man•ey pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc t1001 Svp t Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Even tng worshtp 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet.ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHU RCH OF GOO Racme Route 2, the Rev James M Mun c y p as tor Sunday school 9 45 am morntng worshtp 11 ~ m eve n.ng worship 7 30 Prayer meet.ng Tues day 7 30 p rn Youpg peop l e s m eet ng 7 30 p m Thurs day MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S1X Ih and Palmer the Rev Pe t e r Granda ! pastor Danny Thompso n s upert n 1endent Sunday Sc hoo l WMPO Radto program 7 45 a m Su nday Sc hool 9 15 a m Morntng Worsht p t O 15 a m Youth a c ttvlltes and f ellowshtp for t Un to r and 'Senro r h tgh Sludent s 6 p rn Sunday eventng worsh1p 7 JO p m Mtd week p rayer servtces Wed n esday 7 30 p m PORTLAND Worsh tp 7 10 p m Church ~C hOOI 9 30 i'l rn ~UTTON Wor sh •p 11 a n1 every Sunday c hurch sc hoo l •r: a 111 NORlltE/qoT 1 _\.ISTER R c.., Robert Mt• t.~ce Pastor Oennts Creegor Associate M.ntster JOPPA - Worsh tp 10 am Church Sc hoo l 9 a m Prayer Me e t.ng Wednesday, 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church se rv tces 9 a m Sundav Sc hool 9 A!t a m , Prayer Meettng every Wednesday 7 ~0o'i.'f'H BETHEl Worshtp 11 am Church Sc hoo l 10 a m ALFRED - Su nday Schoot 9 45 a m each Sund ay preachtng a t 11 am each Sunday Prayer meeltnQ 7 45 p m We d nesday W SCS 8 p rn on lhtrd Tue sday ea ch month REEDSVILLE Sunday school 9 30 am p r ea-chtng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer rneetmg I 30 p m Tuesday w scs 7 30 1 rst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE ~ Worsh•P 10 a m Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh t p 9 am Church Sch ool 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Frede rt ck sup t Servtce weekly 9 30 a rn on Sun day Pceac h •ng ftrsl and lht rd Sundeys of mon t h by C1tfford Smtih 9 30 am HOBSON C HRI ST IAN UNION Darrell Doddrtll postor Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m Leonard Gtlmore f•r st e td er eventng se rvt ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Ractne Route 2 Th e Rev Ch arles Hand. pas tor 9 45 am C HURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday school morntnQ worsh tp 11 am M td dl e port 5th and Mam Eventng serOJ•ces Tuesday George Glaze m tn ts ter and F rtd av 7 30 p m James Sheets super•n BEARWALLOW RIDGE tendent B1b le school 9 30 am morn •ng worsh tp 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST - Doug Se aman mrntsler Btble am eventng wors ht p 7 30 st udy 9 30 am morntng pray er servtce 7 p m Wed even1ng nesday , worsh•P 10 30 am Wednesday MIDDLEPORT Church wo r shtp B p m 01 Th e Naz arene tH g h1 B •bl e study 8 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Rev Don Co l e pas tor Mrs Mary Lalhey Lon g Bottom Sunday Sc hool Sun day School supt Sunday ro a m W1fh Willard P•gott Evange lt sttc message school 9 30 am m9 r n1ng su pt worsh•P II a m Sunday each Sunday eventng 7 30 by evange l tsttc meettng 7 30 Elder Russe ll Cltne mm•Ster p m prayer meet tng of the Apos toltc Fatth Btble Study Wednes d ay 7 30 p m ' Wednesday 7 30 p m ST IV ERSVILLE COM THE UNITED PR€SBYTERIAN MIN MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday 10 am ISTRY OF MEIGS scho ol servtce COUNTY , Dwtght L Zav•IZ Prayer meet tng Thursday 7 p m Sunday even tng se r vtce Pastor D•rec t or 7 p m f1ARRISONVILLE ZION C HURCH OF C HRIST Sunday Church Sc hool 9 JO Pomeroy Harr.son v tile a m M r s Homer Lee, Sup ! Road Mtke Gt rl on pasto r Morntng Worsh1p , 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday Steven Sta nl ey Sunday schoo l su pt Sunday sc hool 9 30 Church School, 9 30 a m morntng worsh•P and Joh n F Fu lt z Su p t Morntng am comm un ton 10 JO a m Worsh tp 10 30 eventnQ you th SYRACUSE Morn tn g Sunday WorSh i P 9 am Su nday Ch nst.an endeavor 6 30 p m 7 30 p m Church Sc hool. 10 ~ m Mrs worsh•P se rv• ce Wednesday eventng prayer Sam oson H alt Suo~ R UTLAND CHURCH OF ' meettnQ and Btb1e study 7 30 GOD Davtd L H enson pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN pastor 446 9471 Sunday CHURCH , Ptne Grove The morn ng worShtp 9 30 10 30 Rev Wtlltam M tddl eswarth, Sunday school 10 30 II 30 Sunday even tng servtce 5 Paslor Ch ur c h Se r vices 9 30 p m fam t1y worsh•P Th ur s a m Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF day 7 3~ m HAZEL COMMUNITY C HRIST - e tb le Schoo l , 9 30 mor n tng worShip 10 30 C HURCH Near Long a m am Su n day event n g wo r shrp Bollom Edsel H art pastor ~ervtce 7 p m cho tr practt ce Sun d ay school. 10 a m Church 7 30 p m , prayer We d nesday 7 p m Rev Jeff Ranson Paslo r mee tm g 7 30 p m Thursday ANT IOU ITY BAPTIST MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL- Th•rd Ave, the Rev Freeland Nor r•S pas t o r Su nday sch o ol 10 a m Rev Wtlltam Kntttel pastor serv tee. 7 p m Ronald Dugan Sund ay School Church Wed n esday Btble Study 7 Supt Cla sses for all ages evenmg servtce, 7 30 B t ble pm RACINE CHURCH OF THE s t udy , Wednesaday, 7 30 NAZARENE Rev John A p m youth servtces Frtday Coffman paslor Sun day 7 30 p m Sc h ool 9 30 a m Ge rald FREE WILL BAPTISl" Wells supt Mornmg Worsh tp Cor n er Ash a nd Plum M1d 10 30 a m Sun d ay eventng dleport No e l H errman 7 30, Prayer pastor Sa t urday eve n tn g worshtp serv•ce 7 p m Sun day sc h oo l mee lt n g We d nesd ay, 7 30 p 10 a m , Sunday even tng m -Wa ll er P Btkacsan pas tor worshtp 7 __Q_,_m _ Ron nt e Salse r Sund ay schoo l ~~IG!~ s u pt Su nday school, 9 30 COOPERATIVE am morntng worshtp 10 40 PAR ISH Sund ay event n g worshtp 7 30 THE UNITED Wednesday even 1ng B tbl e METHODIST CHURCH stu d y 7 JO Robert T Bum garn er DANVILLE WESLEYAN Dtrec tor Rev Le lon G l as ur e pastor POMEROY CLUSTER Sund ay School 9 30 a m Rev Robert Hayden youth and JUniOr you th ser Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncker 6 45 p m , eventng CHESTER- Worshtp 9 I S vrce a m . Church Sch ool 10 a m worshtp 7 30 p m , prayer and pratse Wednesday 7 30 ENTERPRISE - Wo r shtp pm 9a m Chu r ch Sc hool 10 a m SILVER RUN FREE FLATWOODS Worshtp, Mdes Tro u t , 11 a m Ch urc h School 10 BAPTIST pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 am s up t POMEROY Worsh tp , am , Leo n M tl le r 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 Evenmg servtce 7 30 p m , Pr ayer meett ng, Thursday , am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF 10 a m , Chur ch Sc hool9 a m GOD--Rev Bobby Porter UMYF630p m paslor Sunday schoo l , 9 30 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER a m worsh tp serv t ce 11 R ev Robert Bumgarne r eventn g se r vtce 7 30 HEATH Worshtp 10 30 am a m Church Sc hool '9 30 you th se rvtce Wednesday 7 30 p m am UMYF 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN RUTLAND - Worshtp 9 15 CHURCH Ted Jones a m Chur ch School 10 a m pastor Sunday schoo L 9 30 UMYF7pm am Roy Stgman, supt , SALEM CENTER worsht p , 10 30 , Worshtp 9 am Churc h morntng Sund ay eventng servtce, 7 30, Sc hool 10 am , UMY F Thurs mtd week se r vtce Wed day 7 p m nesd ay 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Rev Richard E Jarv1 s 11 THE NAZARENE -Rev ASBURY Worshtp a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 so Howard C Bl ack, pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt , a m WSCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 Sunday Sc hool c l asses for al l ages 9 30 am , morn tng a m Ch ur c h School 10 a m WSCS Jr d Wednesday , 7 30 worshtp 10 45 N YPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangellsttc ser pm MIN ERS VILLE - Worshtp Vtce Sund ay 7 30 p m M•d week prayer meet •n g , Wed 10 a m ChU r c h School 9 a m nesday 7 30 p m , M tSstonary WSCS 3r d Monda y , 7 30 p m , SYRACUSE Ch urch meettng secon d Wednesday Sc hool, 9 30 am , worshtp 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON se rvt ce 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL Rev SOUTHERN CLUSTER Robert Sm tfh , pastor Sunday Rev. Steven Wilson school 9 30 a m c las s Rev Howard Shtv el ey l eader, Leo H1ll wo r shtp BET H ANY {Dorcas l Wo r sh tp 9 30 a m chu t ch servtce 10 JO am , chur c h 7 30 p m sc h oo l 10 30 0 m EDEN UNITED CARMEL- Worship 1015 a m every Sunday ch u rch BRETHREN IN CHURIST Elden R B lake, pa stor school. 10_ 3.Q_a m Sunday Sc hool 10 am , :1 APPLE GROVE Sun d ay McCoy supf Sc hool ~ 30 a m worsh tp, Howard ftr st and thtrd Sund,ays , 7 30 Morntng sermon , 11 am , n tg ht se rvt ces p m prayer meetmg. Sund ay Chrtsftan Endeavor 7 30 Wednesday, 7 30 p m Song serv tce , 8 p m , Fe llo ws h tp supp e r , f 1r s l p m Preaching 8 30 p m , M td Sa turday , 6 p m U M W Week Praye r meef tng second Tuesday , 7 30 p m 7 p m Ray EAST LETART Sunday Wed n esday school 9 30 am worshtp, A dam s, lay l eader CHURCH OF JESUS second and four t h Su nda ys, Located at 7 30 p m , prayer meef1ng , CHRIST Ru tland on New Ltma Road Wednesday , 7 JO p m U M w , f~r s t Wednesday , 7 30 next to Forest Ac r e Park, Rev Ray Rouse , past or, ~m Robert MUsser, Sunday Sc hool '\. W ES LEYAN ( Rac:•ne) Sunday sc hoo l, 10 JO Sunday sc ho oL 10 a m , sup t am worsh•P 7 30 p m Btble worshtp 11 a m , Btble stud y , Thursday , 7 p m ch o 1r study , Wednesday , 7 30 p m • prac tt ce, Thursday, 8 p m , Satu rday n•ght prayer ser Fe llo wshtp supper f1rSt OJICe 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GRO'\/E Wednesd ay l. 30 p m CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson U M w fourth Monday, 8 p m Ray Wha l ey, supt GREAT BEND Worshtp pastor Mo rn mg worsh1p , 9 30 am , 11 a m , 2nd and 4th Su nd ays, Church sch oo l , 10 30 am , Church School 10 a m young people 's meettng, 6 30 LETART FALlS Wor p m eventng w orshtp, 7 30 shtp 10 a m , Church schoo l , 9 p · m Btble Study , Wednesday am , B1ble Sludy , 7 30 p m p m 7 30 every Tuesday · ---.- ~T • ~ f MORNING STAR _ Wor M UN ION DAP,IS - sh 1p 9 30 a 111 Church Sc hool Rev Ce(;tl Co)( pastor 10 30 a m , Mid Week service . Su nd ay Sc h oo l s upt , Joe Wednesday a P m Sayre . Sunday schoo l , 9 AS MORSE. CHAPEL am , Sunday eyenm g wor 1/Jor<;t,rp 1 r a 111 1 lst and Jrd shtp , 7 30 Wednesday pra yer " undays Chur c:h Sc: hool 10 and Btble stu d y, 7 30 p m 1 TUPJ1f'RS PLAtNS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pitstor tlow a rd Ca ldw ell J , Sunday ">( hoot ~ . upl , Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a r11 Morntng Se rmon , 10 10 a rn Sunday cvcnmg SC r\I'I CC 7 p m THREATS. THIS IS THE LAST TIME YOU'LL DO H~IS A:~~y PLACE! LETART FALLS UNITED with a courage that rests neither on prowess nor weapon The countenance shmes .._With a Joyous hght . a hghtthat seems to retle<:t some mystic Sun though the world around 1s cast m shadow and gloom ~m llh pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 am Arthur H enson, Supt , Mornmg WorShtp , 11 am Young People's serv tce 7 p m Evenmg serv•ce , 7 30 p m Wednesday M td Week Prayer Servtce 7 30 p m Youth meettng 6 30 p m Eventng worshtp 7 JO p m I see the Face of Fauh eac h Sunday the face of a chi ld perhaps your child! 1 am her Sunday Sc hool teacher and the Joyous hght of that stnk mg face msplres me to seek more fa ithfully m the worsh1p and work of my Church the help of God You are her parents How that confident, e<pectant rad1ance mus1msp1re you 1 Sometimes a face IS striking It 1sn 't the son of face you're accuslomed to It' s a face you wouldn't have e<pected to see But you have seen u1 That's why you calli! striking CHESTER CHURCH OF THE N AZARE N E Rev Herbert G rate pastor Worsh•P serv•ce 11 a rn and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m R tchard Ba rton sup t Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF C HRI ST Cl ifford Sm tih m rn tster Sunday School 9 30 am morntng church 10 30 am Sunday evenrng servtce 7 30 p m Wednesday se rv tce 8 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F Shook pa slor Lloyd Wr tght Su n day school sup! Sunday sc hool 9 30 am Morntng worshtp , 10 30 am evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m Wed nesday Chr1sf1an Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Chotr pract1ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER C HURCH OF CHR I ST c;harles Russ-e ll , Sr m• nt s l er Norman C Wtll. sup ! Sunday school 9 30 am worshrp servtce 10 30 a m B 1ble study Tuesday, 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DA Y SAINTS Portland Ractne Road Wtlltam Roush pastor Denny Evans , Sunday Schoo l o,rector Su nday Sch ool , 9 30 am Mornmg worshtp, 10 30 am Sunday eventng servtce 7 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer servtces. 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ReOJ Earl Shu l er , pastor Worshtp se rvtce 9 30 a m Sun-pay sc hoo l 10 JO a m ~ · ble study an d prayer serv •ce Thursday 7 30 p m CHURCH The Face of Fauh 1s hke that The eyes seem hfted toward Ihe h1lls , to a source of strength T he hps are finn WA5H~, WRO>J@i~ Desperate Dan wins horseshoe 33 7-9 Monday Proverbs 9 7·9 Tuesday I Thessaloninns 4 9- 12 BORN LOSER ~V,IF f\ Wednesday HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Neville pastor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m Morntng serviCe , 10 JO am, youth servtce 6 45 p m Evangeltst c serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meettng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEOOM ,. 0 .. -·....-...,"""" --·---- - U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE--DOES ~~~~~~~====~ BE MEAN IT! r;;===~ HM M M ·- NO USE lELUH ' HER 'llOOT Ttl' GoROU~D GlASS-AN' NO USE TAI<IH' ANY MORE CHANCES WITH ll!AT GoU'(- EH, SANDY!' / S l ra~bu•g 197S Keister Advert11 ng Serv rce Inc '" Vi rginia FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS MIDWAY MARKET Pomeroy Ph 992 2sB2 BOB'S MARKET Mason , Ph 773.s121 RUTLAND ' IHJl'DII;fo CHURCH 107 Sycamore St. Ph. 992·5130 ~ Ph. 992·37B5 N ~ • Ph. 992·3030 . RUTH'S MARKET MARK V STORE I Formerly Sad1e's Markel ) Ph. 992 3986 r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Middleport , Oh10 Syracuse f1i~:NV o. . MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E. Matn Ph 949·5961 Third St. MASON COUNTY McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE MASON FIRST BAPTIST Seco nd and Pomeroy Sts Stan Crat g pastor Sunda y sc hoo l 9 45 am worsh t p serv 1c e 11 am tratntn g un •o n , 6 30 p m , even1 n g worsh1p servtce 7 30 p m Mtd wee k prayer serv tce ' Wednesday 7 30 p m . RACINE FOOD MARKET Fine Food & Se rvice Middleport Locust St The Sfore wtfh A Heart Ph 949·3342 Rae me Dtat 992-S24B . • •" •• RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT tENTER CHRIST, P 0 Box .487 St , Mason , W Va Sunda y Btb l e Study 10 a m Worsht p 11 a m and 7 p m Btble St ud y Wednesday 7 p m Voca I mUSIC BAPTIST _and A nder son, Mason Pastor Wa lter C loud Sun da y school 9 45 am wo r shiP serv tce, I 1 a m and 7 30 p m Weeki y B tbl e stu dy Wednesday , 7 30 . I I Middleport D1al 992-3284 I• THE DAILY SENTINEL . 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio . Metgs County . 296 W. Second KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. v I I ' . Chester, Ohio ' 30' Sprtng Ave. · Dtal.992-2318 I ' ' Pomeroy ' ' I ' ' Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0 . ~ Small Engme Sales & Serv1~e 498 Locust St. Mtddleport Ph. 992·3092 .. ,.:• ..:~ I '! ... P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ' ...~ • WILKINSON;S Yes terday 's Ansl'er 7 Wobble 29 Of a 8 Adversary Ph1hppme 9 Expunge lan10 Hit the guage cei img 30 Cravmg ( 5 wds ) 32 Hrre 16 Tipster 33 Michaelmas 22 ProfessiOndaiSy a l charge 36 Subdued 24 Barn sound 42 Gordon 26 S1c1han Mac city 44 Horner's 28 Demeaned treat ' ~ :. :..... 3.4.15. Howard Cosell 6,13, Jef . fersons 8, TO, Phllad lephla Folk Festival 33 8 3~Doc 8.10 9 O~Mov te " The Man Who Loved Cat Danclpg" 3,4,15, SWAT 6,13, Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, No Honestly 33 9 3~Bob Newhart 8,10, Session 33 10 00-Malt Helm 6, 13, Carol Burnett B. to. Rich at the Top 33 11 O~Buckeye Football Highlights 6, News 8, 10,13, Janak! 33. 11 20-Qutdoors With Ken Callaway 15, News 3,4 11 3~Movle "Beast ol the Dead" 6; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert B. Woody Haye s Football 10; Movie "The Mummy's Curse" 13 11 5~Movle "The Movie Maker" 3, Tomorrow 4. 15 12 O~Movle " Heller tn P ink TightS: ' 10 1 oo-Movle "The My stery of Marie Rogel" 13 T 15-Soul Train 6 1 · 2~Movle "Roug h Night In Jericho" 4 2 oo-Movle " The Oblong Box" 10 over AstroGrapM Bernice Bede Osot KQIL C NWRZV Ktngdom 13 O~Emergency 3 DO--Movie "Shadow ARIES (Morch 21 -Aprll 181 You ' ll be cooktng on all b urner s today You'll funct ion wtth a compe tence that wtll surpnse even yourself TAURUS (Aprii20-Moy 20) II s a very unusual day for you moneyw1se You II have a host o f little oppor tun ttles that will show a surpnstng total GEMINI (May 21-June 201 AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW BOK ozv CFOC u You've done a host of good deeds m the past Today ts the day when you II be on the re c etvtng end LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Several VDIOY I V GIORCE , Don t be too surprised tl you hear from a lot of fnends you haven t been tn touch wtth for a long t1me You 're on the mtnds o f many CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) CRYPTOQUOTES Q UN I for Everyone6; TV Classroom 8. Treehouse Club 10 7 oo-Saturday Report 3; Farm Front 4, Eddie Saunders 6, Treehouse Club 8, U S Farm Report 10. Kentucky Afield 13 M-307 30-Bu llwlnkle 3. I Dream of Jeannie 4, Jefsons 6; Dusty's Treehouse B,;; Men From COS I 10; Devlin 13, Mister Rogers 20 8 oo-E me rgency Plus 3,4,15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pebbles & Bamm Bemm 8,10; Sesame St 20. 8 3~Sigmund & the Sea Monsters3,4,15, Tom & Jerrv 6, 13, Bugs Bunny B. Buggs BuMy & Friends 10. 9 oo-secret Lives of Waldo KIHy 3,4,!5, Elec. Co 20 9 3~Pink Panther ~.<.15. Lost Sa ucer 13, Blue Marble 6. Scooby·Doo B,10, Mi ster Rogers 20. 10 oo-Land of the Lost3,4,1S; Adventures of Gilligan 13. Hog Dog 6, Shazem 8.10. Sesame St 20. 10 3~Run Joe Run 3,4, 15; Uncle Croc's Block 6,13. 11 00-Retur n to Plane! of the Apes 3,4,15, Space Nuls 8,10, Elec. Co 20 11 3~Westwlnd 3,4,15 · Oddball Couple 6.13; Ghost Buslers 8,10, Mister Rogers 20 12 O~Josle & the Pussycat! 3,4,15, Speed Buggy 6,13, Valley ot the Dinosaurs 8,10; Vegetable Soup 20 12 3~Soul Train 3, American Bandstand 6,13; Go· USA 4,15 , Fat Albert 8,10. oo-Bonanza 4; Children's Film Festival 8.10; Bonanza 15, Comma nders 33 1:3~ NFL Game of the Week 3, College Football Pre· Game Show 6,13 1 45-College Football 6, 12., 13 2 oo-Baseball Warm. Up 3,4, 1S; VIewpoint 8; Urban League 10, Film 33 2 15-Baseball 3,4,15 2 3~Movle " Houseboat" 8; Movie "Jumbo" 10; Valiant Years 33 3 ()()-Family at War 33 4 oo-Maklng Things Grow 33 4 3~Sports Spectacular 8,1 0, Preservln9 Good 33 5 oo-F Bl 3; Wide World ol Sports 13, I Dream of Jeannie 4, Wrestling tS , Romagnolls' Table 33 5 3~Adam 12 4, Erica 33 5 45-Making Things Work 33 6 oo-News 3.4,B,10, God Has the Answer 15, Catch 33 33 6 3~ N BC News 3,4,15. ABC News 13, News 6 Rhoda 8, CBS News TO; Lilias Yoga& You33 7 O~World at War 3, Lawrence We lk 4,15 . Hee Haw 6,8. F1tmg Line 33, In lhe Know TO. Newsmaker '75 T3 CFOC B W HI BOK ozv VRCE.- people are gomg to be an)( IOUS to get tn touch with you If you go out today, leave word when you can be reached VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) If you 've done your JOb welt the past few days the rewards wtll start com ing m Its a bonus you dtdn t antiCipate LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 231 Don I dtscard Ideas you get today particularly tf t hey seem to be way out Talk them over w1th URIAH ·· 'IE BETTER TAKE THIS HERE LETTER BACK HAHAHAHA ,-LJ..L---U..:_L.U... l ~-~-----~ i r . Elw:~l"fnn" 4 4 oo-Movle "The Journey" 10 4 45-Movle "Si ng and Swing" 4 ware Jar u 6 3~Fun For Saturday, Sept. 27, 1975 ~ ..•" 6 oo-Sunrlse Semester 10. Debales for the 70s 8 28 Accompany 31 (2wds) Earthen- w • . ' • ;• Ph. 992-3863 GAUL'S MARKET The Fines! tn Mobile Homes 1100 E. Matn Pomeroy ' . Ph . 992·7034 ' ' Br~nch Pomeroy SINGLES GO 10 THE CAMBRIDGE HOTEL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1975 ~ One letter stmply sta nds for another In th1s sample A 1s _A..r,..~~·- used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the v.ords are all hmts Each day the code letters are d11Te re nt ..:•• ! THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Middleport, Ohio ~· 20 Golfer course Elder Er1c the Red's son 23 Move clwnSily Actor, Patrick Mac27 Generous - b-+-tfault JANIEOSAID p Middleport, Ohio RALL'S BEN FRANKUN STORE HARTFORO CRU RCH 0 F M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER I. _: '. : . ~ DOWN 1 From- to Beersheba 2 Choose 3 Soap opera, eg 4 Air-borne defense group 5 Feeler of sorts (2 wds) 6 Dmner Is 1. - ' ' ..• HMM A LOT OF 5WIN01NG' 7 311- Porter Wagoner 3, Bobby VInton o, Candid Ca mera 6, EV..nlng Edition with Martin Agron!lky 20, To Tell lhe Truth q, Pop G~s the Country 15, Bleck Perspective on the News 33. B oo-Sanford & Son 3,4,15. MObile One 6,13, Big Ecklle 8,10, Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8 3~Chlco & the Man 3,4,15, MASH B,10; Well Street Week '20,33 9 oo-Rocktord Flies 3,4,15, Movie " Death Scream' 6, 13; Hawaii Flve-0 8.10. Memories lor a Cen tenn1al 20 ; Thi n Edge 33 10 ()()-Pollee Women 3.<.15. Barnaby Jones 8,10; News 20. Paul Nuchlm!l 33 ll , OG-News 3,4,6.8,10.13,15, ABC News 33 lr.:3~J ohnny Carson 3,4,15 , Wide World Special 13; Smmy & Company 6, Movie " Maneeter" 8, Movie " Night of the Sorcerers" 1). Janak I 33 ()()-Midnight Specia l 3,4,15, Wide World Special 6; Movie "Ten Llttte Indians" 10, News 13 2 3D-Movie "If a Man Answers " A 4 311--Movle "The Last Time I Saw Archie" 4 7 3~ Treasure Hunt 3. Last of the Wild 10, Wild • DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: p Pom•roy, Ohro GOD, Duddmg Lane , Maso n Va , Chester Ten n a n I ' W Pastor Sunda y Schoo f 9 4s a m . Chtldren's Church 6 4s p m Young1 People's Se r vtc e 6 45 p m , EvangeltSit c Servtce 7 30 p m Women 's M 1sstonary Counc tl 10 a m f i rst and lht rd Tuesdays Pr ayer and Btble S t udy ' Wed n es day . 7 30 p m v . GOEGLEIN READY MIX "The !'rjendly Folks" . CHR 1ST tn Chr1st•an Unton The Rev Wllltam Campbe l pastor Sunday Sch ool , 9 3I" 0' a m , James Hughes, su pf evenmg serv tc e , 7 30 p m We dn esd ay evenmg , praye meettng, 7 30 p m You l prayer servtce each Tuesda FAIRVIEW BIBL. E . CHURCH , L e t art. W Va R. t 1, Rev Georg e Hoscha r , pastor Sunda y Schoo l 9 30 a m Prayer and Btble s tud 7 30 p m Cottage Pra~e r Ser vtce Tuesday, 10 a m Worshtp Se rv i ce Thursda y, 7 30 p m •• •% Ph. 949-9591 Rae me POWELL'S SUPER VALU SOUTHERN Co rn er of Secon d •• ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph. 949-3151 Rac1ne Comedlanwnter, 47 Challenge 48 Endmg for stamp ~ Sales-Quasar-Service essay 1st 8 Entertam II "Rule Brl- l14t= ~ - OF Mtlle r OK JOSEPH Levy English -< Pomeroy Dlal992-2101 " Hell" Dealer 5. 34 Scrooge t»O AT word HIM, 35 Not gross DGE!!- 37 French art1cie 38 Golden or Bronze rP ·· i! J9 - Yoelson 40 Cereal plant 1=-+--+--+-41 E uropean -~~'"' coal reg10n . RACINE PWMBING & HEATING t Carl- Gee! Then lJOU must 17 "Where_ own all t hose mud thou ?" holes over 18 snake 19 Phihppme there , too' peasant Bakers of Gay 90 Bread Mtddleport I u. directiOn /~~~----------~15Townsman ~ OF MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F Pert ,-------~--~~~~~ The ·I~TE;t€Ctl;;~rl) 40U at didn't know bill for damaqes otfirl' Monda4 40U owned · to ml.l cash! the Buou Drive·in! screen! BETSY ROSS BAKERY Keepsake Diamond Rings THE NAZARENE Rev Ll oyd D Grtmm Jr pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m wo r shtp sen tee 10 30 am broadcast li ve over WM PO young people ' s serv tce. 6 45 evange h Sit c se r vtce 7 30 p m Praye r meet1ng, Wednesday 7 30 p m Mt SStonar y meet tng 7 30 p m ftrs I Wednesday of month pm M~ •• Ph. 992-2178 Pomeroy What's th ts, •• Lou1s W Osborne 220 E Main GASOIJNE ALLEY •t • •',, SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT K&C JEWELERS 212 E Mam St , Pomeroy ~ We Fil l All Doctors Prescnpl1ons 992-29S5 Pomeroy Pomeroy meeting , 7 30 p m Youth serv i ces, Friday, 7 30 P m ' Sunday night worsh i p . 7 30 CHURCH • SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Ph. 992·34B6 4N T composer J2 She h~ s pressmg problems 13 Quote u Hebrew letter ••• ~ Pomeroy 100 E Mam COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Sc hoo I 9 30 a.m , worship servtce, 11 a m Wednesday Praye r CHURCH f Mtddleport, 0 . Gallipolis, 0. • BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT RUTLAND Pass Pass Pass tanma " • 59 N. Second St 46 Court St REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES . OF . 2. by THOMAS ACROSS 43 1 - P lames, 45 Ill. 4 Proof 46 readmg ~ CHRIST Rod Kas l er pastor V H Braley, Sund ay school supt Sun day schoo l 9 30 am worsh1p se r vtce and commu nton, 10 30 am you th meettng, 6 p m Sunday e\lent n g servtee, 7, r egula r board meettng tht rd Sa tur day 7 p m ' DUDLEY'S Grocer1es & General Merchandise Ph 949 S772 Rae me __ •• .•• r Two Locations CHAPEL Pass Soulh ALLEY OOP -. Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va. WAID CROSS SONS STORE . • •* •• • HEINER'S BAKERY 2 Convement Locat1ons UNITED'· East .... ,.......... ww: With the hope it will. in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Coo lvil le RO Rev Roy Deet er pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m worsh tp serv tee lO 30 a m Btb l e stu dy and' prayer se r vtce , Wed n esday 7 30 p m . FIRST t:::=: ~ GOSPEL THE North A Minneapolis reader wants to know what he should have 6. Pass done after openmg one club Pass With Open mg lead - A ¥ 4 KQxx¥ AJx + AJx ,fo lOxx '---~-~-~--_j when his partner bid four c lubs after a three spade overcall By Oswald & James Jacoby The answer 1s that he should The unlucky expert had cor- have passed He m1ght be missrailed us agam mg a game. but 1t IS far more 'Look look at this hand' " he hkely that he would be m1ssmg com manded a lot of trouble " What happened?" we asked H1s partner's ra1se to four " D1d your partner put you m clubs was not a forcmg b1d and seven or dtd you m1ss the our correspondent should have slam?" VISUalized a lot or trouble ahead ' Ne1ther he rephed " We of h1m bid the hand to a normal SIX (Do you have a ques110n lor d1amonds · the Jaco oys? Wote 'Ask the " You don t mean to say that Ja c o /J y s care or thiS the ace of hearts was opened newspaper The most 1n · agamst you to hold you to s1x te r estmg questtons wtfl IJe wh1le other declarers got some u s ed In th1 s column and other lead and made an over- wnters wtll recer ve cop1es o f !rtck JACOBY MODERN) -...::: .,.../ ' Saturday Isaiah 50 6-7 Copyri ght West Pass Pass Thursday Marthew 18 2 1-22 Frrday Romans 14 10-12 BRETHREN I N CHRIST Rev James H Leach pastor Su n day schoo l , 9 30 a m Russell Spencer, sup l Wo r sh iP servtc e 10 45 a m , Event n g wors h• P allernatmg wtth c E at 7 30 p m on Su nday Prayer mee ttng, 7 30 p m Wednesday, A lfr ed Wolfe la y l eader MASON R~ ;o 26 crazy act1on ltJ(.lUC€ '"""" Luke 12 ·57·59 MISSION a t Bald Knob Rev E J G rlff tth supt of c hurch . Rev L R Gluesencamp, pas to r Roger Wtl l fred Sr , Sunday School supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m youth meet mg. 6 p m Sunday, leade r s Ada Van Meter and Gretta Suttle Sunday eventng worshtp 7 p m lhr ough wmte r months MT HERMON CHURCH RUTLANO \ I.IJ I Sioi.!J-l~ CHRISTIAN- Br uce Sm tih pastor Wal lace Damewood , Su pt Btb l e School 9 30 a m Preachtng serv1ce 10 45 a m No even tn g se rv •ce WHITE'S I'M OO'r 100 L.ATE, BOTTOM ~ONG " Worse than that ," he groan ed " Desperate Dan sat East • A83 He had passed throughout the . 7 b1ddmg With h1s 6-5 d1stnbut1on • JI0654 and four high-card pomts Then , • AK93 w hen my partner b1d SIX WEST EAST diamonds Dan thought , cleared A l094 •QJ76 52 h1s throat and btd SIX spades • AQJ64 . 109532 Otir fnend 1s really enl!tled to • 93 • 7 complam about th1s one When .. 1064 .J Dan b1d SIX spades, he was tak· SOUTH IDI mg the sort or gamble that 1s .K fore1gn to all pnnc1ples of good • K8 bndge except that once m a • AKQ82 wh•le these hornble gambles •Q 8752 pay off This time II d1d Dan Both vu lnerable got h1mself a lop score by htS NOR Til Suruiay Ezektel - FR IOAY ,SEPTEMBER26,197S ' 30 BewiTched J. Mod Squad 6. Partridge Family 8 , Sesame Sl 20.33. Get Smart 15 s oo !lonan,a J, Family Affair 8 , Star Trek 15 5 JO Adam 12 4. News 6, Beverly Hillbi llies 8, Elec Co 20,33, Adam 12 13 6 oo-News 3.4.8. 10, 13,15 , ABC News 6, Sesame 5 20 , Spec1al Educ"t•on 33 6 3~ NBC News3.4,1S, ABC News 13 , Andy Griffith 6, CBS News B, 10, Business 33 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3, To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollan 6; Lawrence Welk 8; Aviation Weather 20,33, News tO. Don Adams Screen Test 13 , Family Affair 15 WIN AT BRIDGE WHAT I~ BLAZE:> I? K tngsbury Road Gary K •ng, pas t o r Sunday sc hool, 9 30 am even •ng worshtp, 7 30 p m Pray er meettng Wed nesday 7 30 p m OF ( ..,< GOO OF PROPHEC:t - G P CARLETON ! Television log for ,easy viewing · --'-~- ~ THREATS. 01<! NO BRETHREN Rev ~ r~c l and Norr.s pastor. 1 loyd Norrts supt Su nday sc hool 9 30 am morn.ng sermon 10 30 a m Prayer serv•ce Wednesday 7 JO p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF -·:--_,_______ I r------------- ·.-,----~- someone tn the fteld who could use them SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) You re e11 tra sharp 1n bustness and ftnance today You It be able to spot a profit In areas other peop le wouldn t be aware o f SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) Today you II find lhal roadblock ts not as Im p assable as you thought You'll be able to see many ways around rt CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon 18) Its a day when yo u'll be far more adept at ftn lshmg a lot of ltttle proJec ts rather than a big JOb The little ones you w tll do well AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 191 You re a natura l for the l!meltght today No one will be able t o steal 11 fr om you Whatever you do wrll attract approval PISCES !Feb 20-March 20) Good thtngs hap pen lor the tamtly today Though you r.:e the ca talyst that makes It all possrble everyone w tll benef1t A. Your ~Birthday Sopt. 27, 1975 The com tng year wrll prove to be a very busy one for you You'll be tn-volved In a lot of acttv tltes and new Interests you never dared to try before I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I �• .' 'I Tlw 1\t il.\ N ' lllmt•l , 'l hfdlq"-ll"t l',ltllt'l ~•\,,) .I·Titl.t~ .."''l'f lt.i: \!175 ; Dl\'1>': l'HA!'\' • '; ~Ill POM POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrm pastor Roy Mayer Sunday sc hoo l supt Church SChOOl, 9 IS a m worShtp servtce 10 24 a m Youth chotr r ehearsal Mond~y 3 30 p m under d1 re ctton of Mary Sk mn er sentor chotr rehearsal 7 30 p m Thur s day Wtth Mrs Paul Nease dtrector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cor n er Unton and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday School , 9 JO a m G ten McClung supt morntng worshtp 10 30 am eventng 7 30 m •d week serv tce Wednesday 7 30 p m serv1ce GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Re v Harold Deeth r ector Church servt ces 10 30 a m Holy communton f1r s1 Sunday of month chu rch sc hoo l 10 30 am for nu r se r v throuqh 12 POMEROY ESLEYA'I !NESS CH UR CH Harrtsonvtlle Rev O'Def t Man ley Pastor , Hen r y Eblt n Sunday Sc hool Su p! Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m E venmg wor shtp 7 30 p m Prayer and Pratse se n, tce Th ursday 7 30 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURC H OF GOO Rev George Orler p as tor Su nday schoo l 9 45 a m morn ng prea c htng 11 a m evangeltSftC serv•ce 7 30 p m Prayer mee tmg Thursday 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCHOFCHRIST 200W Ma in St Jerry Paul mtntster phon e q92 7666 Conservar ve non inS t rume nta l Su n day war Shrp 10 a m Bib l e s tudy II am worShip 6 p m Wed nesday Btble study 7 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST- R ich ard Evanson pastor Btble school, 9 30 a m , worsh•p 10 30 a m adul t worshlp serv1ce and young people 's mee tmg 7 30 p m CombtneCI Btble study and prayer m eetmg, Wed nesday , 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtnmg off cer tn c harge Sunday 10 a m Hol tness m eetmg 10 30 a m Sunday School Youn g People 's Leg10n 7 p m T h ursday, I to 3 p m Ladtes Home Leag u e. 7 p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , Cor n er ot Sycamore and Sec ond Sts Pomeroy The Rev William M1ddleswarth Pastor Su nday School a t 9 45 a m and Church Serv 1ces I I a m SACRED HE ART Rev Fa th er Paul D Welton pastor Phone 992 2825 Sa t urday evenmg Mass 7 JO Sunday Mass 8 and 10 a m Con f ess ton, Sat u rday 7 7 JO pm POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor W ll l tam Watson , Sunday sch ool supt Sunday school. 9 JOam , BYF 6pm P.rble s tu·dy,- Wednesaay , 7 m c ho1r pract tce Wednesday 8 JO om RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roger Turner pastor Su nday school 10 am Sunday event ng servtce 7 30 Wednesday B b l e study 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRI STIAN CHURCH - Rev Ron Terry pastor Sunday sch ool 10 a m Mrs Wor l ey Francts supertn t e nd ent Morn•ng worshtp 11 a m Sunday eve mng serv tce 7 30 GRA HAM UNITED METHODIST Preachrng 9 30 a m f1rst and secon d Sunday s of each month lh1rd and fourth Sundays each m onth wor shtp servtce at 7 30 p m Wednesday eventngs at 7 30 Pra ye r and Btb l e Study SEVENT H DAY AD VE NTIST Mulberry H e 1gh ts Road Pome roy Pa stor Gera r d Seton Sa b bath Schoo l Supertntenden t Rlla Whtte Sa b bath Sc hool Sa turday afternoon at 2 00 wllh worsh tp se rv •ce followtng al 3 15 FIRST SOUTHER N BAPTIST 282 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy affil taled Wtt h S B C the Rev Brad l ey P BURLINGHAM CHURCH - Pa s tor Jerry Lewts Sun day school, 2 30 p m Wtlh worsh tp servtce a t 3 30 p m m td week servtce, Tuesday 7 30 p m THE HILAND CHAPEL , George Casto paslor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am eventng worshtp 7 30 Thursday event n g prayer servtce 7 30 pm the Sermonette THE MYSTERIOUS HOUSE ON THE HILL Picture yourself as one of the mhab1tants of a small town or village, in a prominent nud-western state, on the border of our Colonial progress. Now picture a rather large but shapely, and rundown house located on a nearby hill. Its mhab1tants appear to be strange, or erie and the house, if umnhabiied , may have a reputation of being haunted However, such strange phenomenon as this has never really been proved or disproved. And those who do not understand lllllllortality may well acquaint this With it. However, only God IS lllllllOrlal, and his son Jesus, and when we accept him as our personal SaVIor then we are related to irrunortality. Ghosts suggest death, but although ChriSt died on the Cross, he rose agam on the third day . He overcame death beeause he was of irrunortality . The Holy Ghost "as always been, and is with us today unlll Jesus comes back. There have been, and are more and more strange phenomenon in our world especially in these last days. But the person who is horn again in Jesus Christ has already overcome that, and has prepared hiS mortal soul to live again m a. new eternal world. - Rev . Dr. Robert L. Persons, Life Science Church. Hanisonville Society News Mr. and Mrs. Junior Payne and children were overnight guests m Columbus of relatives, then went on to Akron on Sunday to an all day union picnic. The Lend A Hand met Wednesday eveqing at the Halliday-Atkins home . There was a nice crowd present and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be WIth Margaret Douglas and Frances Alkire as hostesses. Rev. and Mrs . Lew1s Campbell ( Coelle Alkire) are having a sale at their home m Delaware after which they left for California as he Is retiring. Her three brothers, Feliz, Bob and Charles and their wives and her three sisters, VIrginia , Leria and Helen, and their husbands all went to Delaware to hear the Rev. Campbell's last sermon after which the Campbells served a bountiful dinner of turkey and ham and all the trimmings. The Alkires presented the Campbells with a gomg away gift. Mr. and Mrs Doug Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alldre attended the western square dance Thursday everung. Rev . and Mrs Lewis Campbell called on old friends after which all the Alkires met them at the Holiday Inn m Gallipolis for supper. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark and three daughters visited the Robert Clarks Sunday. Mrs. Carol Turner and two sons have moved to Columbus for the winter. Mr . and Mrs . Clinton Gilkey of Albany were dinner guesta. of Ava Gilkey on Sunday. Recent callers of Ava Gllkey )l'J!re Jane Gilkey, Margaret l)c)uglas and Mike and Golda E11ple, Lulabelle Eahlman and liOn, Buddy. " Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley ct "Columbua spent a night recently with her mother and ' will return to attend the Whaley reumon at the fairgrounds Sept 28 Mr and Mrs. Howard Hoops of Florida recently called on Mr and Mrs . He1l French. He has suffered a heart attack and is retired. Mr. and Mrs Curt AndersOI) of Dunbar, W Va , spent a day w1th Mr and Mrs Jerry Frwn. Larry McGrath had a car wreck and was hosp1 talized but Is now at home w1th various cus and brUISes. He and his mother, Mmme McGrath, both have casts on therr left wrists The Bishops, the Youngs and the Riggs, all have suffered severe colds. Mrs. Lola Clark is somewhat Improved and Roy Ellis IS Improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire attended the Apple Festival at Jackson on Saturday. Mrs. Bessie Graham is VISiting her children m South Carolma . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens of Racine on Wednes day evening. Mrs. Golda Epple has gone back to Sandusky to help care for her daughter LET NIXON REST! SALTUKE CITY (UP!)Former President Richard M. Nixon has some friends who care about his privacy. They stole an eight-foot poster of Nixon from a display case at a theater promqling the satirical film " The Faking of the President, 1974". The thieves left this note in the case: "You put 11 up, we take it down. Leave , the poor guy a lone. Let him ' rest in ,misery.'' 1 Spence r pa sto r Troy ZwtlltnQ Sund-'Y SchoOl s.u pt Sundil y school 9 JO a m morn1ng worsi'I•P ~ 0 30 "; unday evangel•st1c mcettng 1 w p m Pr .,,.er mc cltng W.._ j )C Sdil; J 30 p 111 M IDDL EPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST ~ CQrner Fou rth and Matn , Middleport Rev Henr)l Key Jr pc;~stcr Sun day Schoo l , 9 JO a m Mrs Erv •n Baumgardner , sup ! Mornmg worshtp 10 45 am JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES - Larry Carnahan prcstdtng m1n1ster Sunday. Btb l e lecture q 30 a m Watch tower s tudy 10 30 a m T ue-sday , B•ble stud y 7 30 p m Thursday m 1n 1Sfry scho ol 7 30 p m se rvtce meet•ng 8 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION - Lawren ce Man•ey pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc t1001 Svp t Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Even tng worshtp 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet.ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHU RCH OF GOO Racme Route 2, the Rev James M Mun c y p as tor Sunday school 9 45 am morntng worshtp 11 ~ m eve n.ng worship 7 30 Prayer meet.ng Tues day 7 30 p rn Youpg peop l e s m eet ng 7 30 p m Thurs day MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S1X Ih and Palmer the Rev Pe t e r Granda ! pastor Danny Thompso n s upert n 1endent Sunday Sc hoo l WMPO Radto program 7 45 a m Su nday Sc hool 9 15 a m Morntng Worsht p t O 15 a m Youth a c ttvlltes and f ellowshtp for t Un to r and 'Senro r h tgh Sludent s 6 p rn Sunday eventng worsh1p 7 JO p m Mtd week p rayer servtces Wed n esday 7 30 p m PORTLAND Worsh tp 7 10 p m Church ~C hOOI 9 30 i'l rn ~UTTON Wor sh •p 11 a n1 every Sunday c hurch sc hoo l •r: a 111 NORlltE/qoT 1 _\.ISTER R c.., Robert Mt• t.~ce Pastor Oennts Creegor Associate M.ntster JOPPA - Worsh tp 10 am Church Sc hoo l 9 a m Prayer Me e t.ng Wednesday, 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church se rv tces 9 a m Sundav Sc hool 9 A!t a m , Prayer Meettng every Wednesday 7 ~0o'i.'f'H BETHEl Worshtp 11 am Church Sc hoo l 10 a m ALFRED - Su nday Schoot 9 45 a m each Sund ay preachtng a t 11 am each Sunday Prayer meeltnQ 7 45 p m We d nesday W SCS 8 p rn on lhtrd Tue sday ea ch month REEDSVILLE Sunday school 9 30 am p r ea-chtng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer rneetmg I 30 p m Tuesday w scs 7 30 1 rst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE ~ Worsh•P 10 a m Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh t p 9 am Church Sch ool 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Frede rt ck sup t Servtce weekly 9 30 a rn on Sun day Pceac h •ng ftrsl and lht rd Sundeys of mon t h by C1tfford Smtih 9 30 am HOBSON C HRI ST IAN UNION Darrell Doddrtll postor Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m Leonard Gtlmore f•r st e td er eventng se rvt ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Ractne Route 2 Th e Rev Ch arles Hand. pas tor 9 45 am C HURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday school morntnQ worsh tp 11 am M td dl e port 5th and Mam Eventng serOJ•ces Tuesday George Glaze m tn ts ter and F rtd av 7 30 p m James Sheets super•n BEARWALLOW RIDGE tendent B1b le school 9 30 am morn •ng worsh tp 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST - Doug Se aman mrntsler Btble am eventng wors ht p 7 30 st udy 9 30 am morntng pray er servtce 7 p m Wed even1ng nesday , worsh•P 10 30 am Wednesday MIDDLEPORT Church wo r shtp B p m 01 Th e Naz arene tH g h1 B •bl e study 8 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Rev Don Co l e pas tor Mrs Mary Lalhey Lon g Bottom Sunday Sc hool Sun day School supt Sunday ro a m W1fh Willard P•gott Evange lt sttc message school 9 30 am m9 r n1ng su pt worsh•P II a m Sunday each Sunday eventng 7 30 by evange l tsttc meettng 7 30 Elder Russe ll Cltne mm•Ster p m prayer meet tng of the Apos toltc Fatth Btble Study Wednes d ay 7 30 p m ' Wednesday 7 30 p m ST IV ERSVILLE COM THE UNITED PR€SBYTERIAN MIN MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday 10 am ISTRY OF MEIGS scho ol servtce COUNTY , Dwtght L Zav•IZ Prayer meet tng Thursday 7 p m Sunday even tng se r vtce Pastor D•rec t or 7 p m f1ARRISONVILLE ZION C HURCH OF C HRIST Sunday Church Sc hool 9 JO Pomeroy Harr.son v tile a m M r s Homer Lee, Sup ! Road Mtke Gt rl on pasto r Morntng Worsh1p , 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday Steven Sta nl ey Sunday schoo l su pt Sunday sc hool 9 30 Church School, 9 30 a m morntng worsh•P and Joh n F Fu lt z Su p t Morntng am comm un ton 10 JO a m Worsh tp 10 30 eventnQ you th SYRACUSE Morn tn g Sunday WorSh i P 9 am Su nday Ch nst.an endeavor 6 30 p m 7 30 p m Church Sc hool. 10 ~ m Mrs worsh•P se rv• ce Wednesday eventng prayer Sam oson H alt Suo~ R UTLAND CHURCH OF ' meettnQ and Btb1e study 7 30 GOD Davtd L H enson pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN pastor 446 9471 Sunday CHURCH , Ptne Grove The morn ng worShtp 9 30 10 30 Rev Wtlltam M tddl eswarth, Sunday school 10 30 II 30 Sunday even tng servtce 5 Paslor Ch ur c h Se r vices 9 30 p m fam t1y worsh•P Th ur s a m Sunday Sc hool 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF day 7 3~ m HAZEL COMMUNITY C HRIST - e tb le Schoo l , 9 30 mor n tng worShip 10 30 C HURCH Near Long a m am Su n day event n g wo r shrp Bollom Edsel H art pastor ~ervtce 7 p m cho tr practt ce Sun d ay school. 10 a m Church 7 30 p m , prayer We d nesday 7 p m Rev Jeff Ranson Paslo r mee tm g 7 30 p m Thursday ANT IOU ITY BAPTIST MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL- Th•rd Ave, the Rev Freeland Nor r•S pas t o r Su nday sch o ol 10 a m Rev Wtlltam Kntttel pastor serv tee. 7 p m Ronald Dugan Sund ay School Church Wed n esday Btble Study 7 Supt Cla sses for all ages evenmg servtce, 7 30 B t ble pm RACINE CHURCH OF THE s t udy , Wednesaday, 7 30 NAZARENE Rev John A p m youth servtces Frtday Coffman paslor Sun day 7 30 p m Sc h ool 9 30 a m Ge rald FREE WILL BAPTISl" Wells supt Mornmg Worsh tp Cor n er Ash a nd Plum M1d 10 30 a m Sun d ay eventng dleport No e l H errman 7 30, Prayer pastor Sa t urday eve n tn g worshtp serv•ce 7 p m Sun day sc h oo l mee lt n g We d nesd ay, 7 30 p 10 a m , Sunday even tng m -Wa ll er P Btkacsan pas tor worshtp 7 __Q_,_m _ Ron nt e Salse r Sund ay schoo l ~~IG!~ s u pt Su nday school, 9 30 COOPERATIVE am morntng worshtp 10 40 PAR ISH Sund ay event n g worshtp 7 30 THE UNITED Wednesday even 1ng B tbl e METHODIST CHURCH stu d y 7 JO Robert T Bum garn er DANVILLE WESLEYAN Dtrec tor Rev Le lon G l as ur e pastor POMEROY CLUSTER Sund ay School 9 30 a m Rev Robert Hayden youth and JUniOr you th ser Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncker 6 45 p m , eventng CHESTER- Worshtp 9 I S vrce a m . Church Sch ool 10 a m worshtp 7 30 p m , prayer and pratse Wednesday 7 30 ENTERPRISE - Wo r shtp pm 9a m Chu r ch Sc hool 10 a m SILVER RUN FREE FLATWOODS Worshtp, Mdes Tro u t , 11 a m Ch urc h School 10 BAPTIST pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 am s up t POMEROY Worsh tp , am , Leo n M tl le r 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 Evenmg servtce 7 30 p m , Pr ayer meett ng, Thursday , am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF 10 a m , Chur ch Sc hool9 a m GOD--Rev Bobby Porter UMYF630p m paslor Sunday schoo l , 9 30 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER a m worsh tp serv t ce 11 R ev Robert Bumgarne r eventn g se r vtce 7 30 HEATH Worshtp 10 30 am a m Church Sc hool '9 30 you th se rvtce Wednesday 7 30 p m am UMYF 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN RUTLAND - Worshtp 9 15 CHURCH Ted Jones a m Chur ch School 10 a m pastor Sunday schoo L 9 30 UMYF7pm am Roy Stgman, supt , SALEM CENTER worsht p , 10 30 , Worshtp 9 am Churc h morntng Sund ay eventng servtce, 7 30, Sc hool 10 am , UMY F Thurs mtd week se r vtce Wed day 7 p m nesd ay 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Rev Richard E Jarv1 s 11 THE NAZARENE -Rev ASBURY Worshtp a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 so Howard C Bl ack, pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt , a m WSCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 Sunday Sc hool c l asses for al l ages 9 30 am , morn tng a m Ch ur c h School 10 a m WSCS Jr d Wednesday , 7 30 worshtp 10 45 N YPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangellsttc ser pm MIN ERS VILLE - Worshtp Vtce Sund ay 7 30 p m M•d week prayer meet •n g , Wed 10 a m ChU r c h School 9 a m nesday 7 30 p m , M tSstonary WSCS 3r d Monda y , 7 30 p m , SYRACUSE Ch urch meettng secon d Wednesday Sc hool, 9 30 am , worshtp 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON se rvt ce 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL Rev SOUTHERN CLUSTER Robert Sm tfh , pastor Sunday Rev. Steven Wilson school 9 30 a m c las s Rev Howard Shtv el ey l eader, Leo H1ll wo r shtp BET H ANY {Dorcas l Wo r sh tp 9 30 a m chu t ch servtce 10 JO am , chur c h 7 30 p m sc h oo l 10 30 0 m EDEN UNITED CARMEL- Worship 1015 a m every Sunday ch u rch BRETHREN IN CHURIST Elden R B lake, pa stor school. 10_ 3.Q_a m Sunday Sc hool 10 am , :1 APPLE GROVE Sun d ay McCoy supf Sc hool ~ 30 a m worsh tp, Howard ftr st and thtrd Sund,ays , 7 30 Morntng sermon , 11 am , n tg ht se rvt ces p m prayer meetmg. Sund ay Chrtsftan Endeavor 7 30 Wednesday, 7 30 p m Song serv tce , 8 p m , Fe llo ws h tp supp e r , f 1r s l p m Preaching 8 30 p m , M td Sa turday , 6 p m U M W Week Praye r meef tng second Tuesday , 7 30 p m 7 p m Ray EAST LETART Sunday Wed n esday school 9 30 am worshtp, A dam s, lay l eader CHURCH OF JESUS second and four t h Su nda ys, Located at 7 30 p m , prayer meef1ng , CHRIST Ru tland on New Ltma Road Wednesday , 7 JO p m U M w , f~r s t Wednesday , 7 30 next to Forest Ac r e Park, Rev Ray Rouse , past or, ~m Robert MUsser, Sunday Sc hool '\. W ES LEYAN ( Rac:•ne) Sunday sc hoo l, 10 JO Sunday sc ho oL 10 a m , sup t am worsh•P 7 30 p m Btble worshtp 11 a m , Btble stud y , Thursday , 7 p m ch o 1r study , Wednesday , 7 30 p m • prac tt ce, Thursday, 8 p m , Satu rday n•ght prayer ser Fe llo wshtp supper f1rSt OJICe 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GRO'\/E Wednesd ay l. 30 p m CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson U M w fourth Monday, 8 p m Ray Wha l ey, supt GREAT BEND Worshtp pastor Mo rn mg worsh1p , 9 30 am , 11 a m , 2nd and 4th Su nd ays, Church sch oo l , 10 30 am , Church School 10 a m young people 's meettng, 6 30 LETART FALlS Wor p m eventng w orshtp, 7 30 shtp 10 a m , Church schoo l , 9 p · m Btble Study , Wednesday am , B1ble Sludy , 7 30 p m p m 7 30 every Tuesday · ---.- ~T • ~ f MORNING STAR _ Wor M UN ION DAP,IS - sh 1p 9 30 a 111 Church Sc hool Rev Ce(;tl Co)( pastor 10 30 a m , Mid Week service . Su nd ay Sc h oo l s upt , Joe Wednesday a P m Sayre . Sunday schoo l , 9 AS MORSE. CHAPEL am , Sunday eyenm g wor 1/Jor<;t,rp 1 r a 111 1 lst and Jrd shtp , 7 30 Wednesday pra yer " undays Chur c:h Sc: hool 10 and Btble stu d y, 7 30 p m 1 TUPJ1f'RS PLAtNS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pitstor tlow a rd Ca ldw ell J , Sunday ">( hoot ~ . upl , Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a r11 Morntng Se rmon , 10 10 a rn Sunday cvcnmg SC r\I'I CC 7 p m THREATS. THIS IS THE LAST TIME YOU'LL DO H~IS A:~~y PLACE! LETART FALLS UNITED with a courage that rests neither on prowess nor weapon The countenance shmes .._With a Joyous hght . a hghtthat seems to retle<:t some mystic Sun though the world around 1s cast m shadow and gloom ~m llh pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 am Arthur H enson, Supt , Mornmg WorShtp , 11 am Young People's serv tce 7 p m Evenmg serv•ce , 7 30 p m Wednesday M td Week Prayer Servtce 7 30 p m Youth meettng 6 30 p m Eventng worshtp 7 JO p m I see the Face of Fauh eac h Sunday the face of a chi ld perhaps your child! 1 am her Sunday Sc hool teacher and the Joyous hght of that stnk mg face msplres me to seek more fa ithfully m the worsh1p and work of my Church the help of God You are her parents How that confident, e<pectant rad1ance mus1msp1re you 1 Sometimes a face IS striking It 1sn 't the son of face you're accuslomed to It' s a face you wouldn't have e<pected to see But you have seen u1 That's why you calli! striking CHESTER CHURCH OF THE N AZARE N E Rev Herbert G rate pastor Worsh•P serv•ce 11 a rn and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m R tchard Ba rton sup t Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF C HRI ST Cl ifford Sm tih m rn tster Sunday School 9 30 am morntng church 10 30 am Sunday evenrng servtce 7 30 p m Wednesday se rv tce 8 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F Shook pa slor Lloyd Wr tght Su n day school sup! Sunday sc hool 9 30 am Morntng worshtp , 10 30 am evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m Wed nesday Chr1sf1an Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Chotr pract1ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER C HURCH OF CHR I ST c;harles Russ-e ll , Sr m• nt s l er Norman C Wtll. sup ! Sunday school 9 30 am worshrp servtce 10 30 a m B 1ble study Tuesday, 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DA Y SAINTS Portland Ractne Road Wtlltam Roush pastor Denny Evans , Sunday Schoo l o,rector Su nday Sch ool , 9 30 am Mornmg worshtp, 10 30 am Sunday eventng servtce 7 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer servtces. 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ReOJ Earl Shu l er , pastor Worshtp se rvtce 9 30 a m Sun-pay sc hoo l 10 JO a m ~ · ble study an d prayer serv •ce Thursday 7 30 p m CHURCH The Face of Fauh 1s hke that The eyes seem hfted toward Ihe h1lls , to a source of strength T he hps are finn WA5H~, WRO>J@i~ Desperate Dan wins horseshoe 33 7-9 Monday Proverbs 9 7·9 Tuesday I Thessaloninns 4 9- 12 BORN LOSER ~V,IF f\ Wednesday HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Neville pastor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m Morntng serviCe , 10 JO am, youth servtce 6 45 p m Evangeltst c serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meettng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEOOM ,. 0 .. -·....-...,"""" --·---- - U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE--DOES ~~~~~~~====~ BE MEAN IT! r;;===~ HM M M ·- NO USE lELUH ' HER 'llOOT Ttl' GoROU~D GlASS-AN' NO USE TAI<IH' ANY MORE CHANCES WITH ll!AT GoU'(- EH, SANDY!' / S l ra~bu•g 197S Keister Advert11 ng Serv rce Inc '" Vi rginia FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS MIDWAY MARKET Pomeroy Ph 992 2sB2 BOB'S MARKET Mason , Ph 773.s121 RUTLAND ' IHJl'DII;fo CHURCH 107 Sycamore St. Ph. 992·5130 ~ Ph. 992·37B5 N ~ • Ph. 992·3030 . RUTH'S MARKET MARK V STORE I Formerly Sad1e's Markel ) Ph. 992 3986 r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Middleport , Oh10 Syracuse f1i~:NV o. . MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E. Matn Ph 949·5961 Third St. MASON COUNTY McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE MASON FIRST BAPTIST Seco nd and Pomeroy Sts Stan Crat g pastor Sunda y sc hoo l 9 45 am worsh t p serv 1c e 11 am tratntn g un •o n , 6 30 p m , even1 n g worsh1p servtce 7 30 p m Mtd wee k prayer serv tce ' Wednesday 7 30 p m . RACINE FOOD MARKET Fine Food & Se rvice Middleport Locust St The Sfore wtfh A Heart Ph 949·3342 Rae me Dtat 992-S24B . • •" •• RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT tENTER CHRIST, P 0 Box .487 St , Mason , W Va Sunda y Btb l e Study 10 a m Worsht p 11 a m and 7 p m Btble St ud y Wednesday 7 p m Voca I mUSIC BAPTIST _and A nder son, Mason Pastor Wa lter C loud Sun da y school 9 45 am wo r shiP serv tce, I 1 a m and 7 30 p m Weeki y B tbl e stu dy Wednesday , 7 30 . I I Middleport D1al 992-3284 I• THE DAILY SENTINEL . 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio . Metgs County . 296 W. Second KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. v I I ' . Chester, Ohio ' 30' Sprtng Ave. · Dtal.992-2318 I ' ' Pomeroy ' ' I ' ' Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0 . ~ Small Engme Sales & Serv1~e 498 Locust St. Mtddleport Ph. 992·3092 .. ,.:• ..:~ I '! ... P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ' ...~ • WILKINSON;S Yes terday 's Ansl'er 7 Wobble 29 Of a 8 Adversary Ph1hppme 9 Expunge lan10 Hit the guage cei img 30 Cravmg ( 5 wds ) 32 Hrre 16 Tipster 33 Michaelmas 22 ProfessiOndaiSy a l charge 36 Subdued 24 Barn sound 42 Gordon 26 S1c1han Mac city 44 Horner's 28 Demeaned treat ' ~ :. :..... 3.4.15. Howard Cosell 6,13, Jef . fersons 8, TO, Phllad lephla Folk Festival 33 8 3~Doc 8.10 9 O~Mov te " The Man Who Loved Cat Danclpg" 3,4,15, SWAT 6,13, Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, No Honestly 33 9 3~Bob Newhart 8,10, Session 33 10 00-Malt Helm 6, 13, Carol Burnett B. to. Rich at the Top 33 11 O~Buckeye Football Highlights 6, News 8, 10,13, Janak! 33. 11 20-Qutdoors With Ken Callaway 15, News 3,4 11 3~Movle "Beast ol the Dead" 6; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert B. Woody Haye s Football 10; Movie "The Mummy's Curse" 13 11 5~Movle "The Movie Maker" 3, Tomorrow 4. 15 12 O~Movle " Heller tn P ink TightS: ' 10 1 oo-Movle "The My stery of Marie Rogel" 13 T 15-Soul Train 6 1 · 2~Movle "Roug h Night In Jericho" 4 2 oo-Movle " The Oblong Box" 10 over AstroGrapM Bernice Bede Osot KQIL C NWRZV Ktngdom 13 O~Emergency 3 DO--Movie "Shadow ARIES (Morch 21 -Aprll 181 You ' ll be cooktng on all b urner s today You'll funct ion wtth a compe tence that wtll surpnse even yourself TAURUS (Aprii20-Moy 20) II s a very unusual day for you moneyw1se You II have a host o f little oppor tun ttles that will show a surpnstng total GEMINI (May 21-June 201 AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW BOK ozv CFOC u You've done a host of good deeds m the past Today ts the day when you II be on the re c etvtng end LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Several VDIOY I V GIORCE , Don t be too surprised tl you hear from a lot of fnends you haven t been tn touch wtth for a long t1me You 're on the mtnds o f many CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) CRYPTOQUOTES Q UN I for Everyone6; TV Classroom 8. Treehouse Club 10 7 oo-Saturday Report 3; Farm Front 4, Eddie Saunders 6, Treehouse Club 8, U S Farm Report 10. Kentucky Afield 13 M-307 30-Bu llwlnkle 3. I Dream of Jeannie 4, Jefsons 6; Dusty's Treehouse B,;; Men From COS I 10; Devlin 13, Mister Rogers 20 8 oo-E me rgency Plus 3,4,15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pebbles & Bamm Bemm 8,10; Sesame St 20. 8 3~Sigmund & the Sea Monsters3,4,15, Tom & Jerrv 6, 13, Bugs Bunny B. Buggs BuMy & Friends 10. 9 oo-secret Lives of Waldo KIHy 3,4,!5, Elec. Co 20 9 3~Pink Panther ~.<.15. Lost Sa ucer 13, Blue Marble 6. Scooby·Doo B,10, Mi ster Rogers 20. 10 oo-Land of the Lost3,4,1S; Adventures of Gilligan 13. Hog Dog 6, Shazem 8.10. Sesame St 20. 10 3~Run Joe Run 3,4, 15; Uncle Croc's Block 6,13. 11 00-Retur n to Plane! of the Apes 3,4,15, Space Nuls 8,10, Elec. Co 20 11 3~Westwlnd 3,4,15 · Oddball Couple 6.13; Ghost Buslers 8,10, Mister Rogers 20 12 O~Josle & the Pussycat! 3,4,15, Speed Buggy 6,13, Valley ot the Dinosaurs 8,10; Vegetable Soup 20 12 3~Soul Train 3, American Bandstand 6,13; Go· USA 4,15 , Fat Albert 8,10. oo-Bonanza 4; Children's Film Festival 8.10; Bonanza 15, Comma nders 33 1:3~ NFL Game of the Week 3, College Football Pre· Game Show 6,13 1 45-College Football 6, 12., 13 2 oo-Baseball Warm. Up 3,4, 1S; VIewpoint 8; Urban League 10, Film 33 2 15-Baseball 3,4,15 2 3~Movle " Houseboat" 8; Movie "Jumbo" 10; Valiant Years 33 3 ()()-Family at War 33 4 oo-Maklng Things Grow 33 4 3~Sports Spectacular 8,1 0, Preservln9 Good 33 5 oo-F Bl 3; Wide World ol Sports 13, I Dream of Jeannie 4, Wrestling tS , Romagnolls' Table 33 5 3~Adam 12 4, Erica 33 5 45-Making Things Work 33 6 oo-News 3.4,B,10, God Has the Answer 15, Catch 33 33 6 3~ N BC News 3,4,15. ABC News 13, News 6 Rhoda 8, CBS News TO; Lilias Yoga& You33 7 O~World at War 3, Lawrence We lk 4,15 . Hee Haw 6,8. F1tmg Line 33, In lhe Know TO. Newsmaker '75 T3 CFOC B W HI BOK ozv VRCE.- people are gomg to be an)( IOUS to get tn touch with you If you go out today, leave word when you can be reached VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) If you 've done your JOb welt the past few days the rewards wtll start com ing m Its a bonus you dtdn t antiCipate LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 231 Don I dtscard Ideas you get today particularly tf t hey seem to be way out Talk them over w1th URIAH ·· 'IE BETTER TAKE THIS HERE LETTER BACK HAHAHAHA ,-LJ..L---U..:_L.U... l ~-~-----~ i r . Elw:~l"fnn" 4 4 oo-Movle "The Journey" 10 4 45-Movle "Si ng and Swing" 4 ware Jar u 6 3~Fun For Saturday, Sept. 27, 1975 ~ ..•" 6 oo-Sunrlse Semester 10. Debales for the 70s 8 28 Accompany 31 (2wds) Earthen- w • . ' • ;• Ph. 992-3863 GAUL'S MARKET The Fines! tn Mobile Homes 1100 E. Matn Pomeroy ' . Ph . 992·7034 ' ' Br~nch Pomeroy SINGLES GO 10 THE CAMBRIDGE HOTEL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1975 ~ One letter stmply sta nds for another In th1s sample A 1s _A..r,..~~·- used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the v.ords are all hmts Each day the code letters are d11Te re nt ..:•• ! THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Middleport, Ohio ~· 20 Golfer course Elder Er1c the Red's son 23 Move clwnSily Actor, Patrick Mac27 Generous - b-+-tfault JANIEOSAID p Middleport, Ohio RALL'S BEN FRANKUN STORE HARTFORO CRU RCH 0 F M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER I. _: '. : . ~ DOWN 1 From- to Beersheba 2 Choose 3 Soap opera, eg 4 Air-borne defense group 5 Feeler of sorts (2 wds) 6 Dmner Is 1. - ' ' ..• HMM A LOT OF 5WIN01NG' 7 311- Porter Wagoner 3, Bobby VInton o, Candid Ca mera 6, EV..nlng Edition with Martin Agron!lky 20, To Tell lhe Truth q, Pop G~s the Country 15, Bleck Perspective on the News 33. B oo-Sanford & Son 3,4,15. MObile One 6,13, Big Ecklle 8,10, Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8 3~Chlco & the Man 3,4,15, MASH B,10; Well Street Week '20,33 9 oo-Rocktord Flies 3,4,15, Movie " Death Scream' 6, 13; Hawaii Flve-0 8.10. Memories lor a Cen tenn1al 20 ; Thi n Edge 33 10 ()()-Pollee Women 3.<.15. Barnaby Jones 8,10; News 20. Paul Nuchlm!l 33 ll , OG-News 3,4,6.8,10.13,15, ABC News 33 lr.:3~J ohnny Carson 3,4,15 , Wide World Special 13; Smmy & Company 6, Movie " Maneeter" 8, Movie " Night of the Sorcerers" 1). Janak I 33 ()()-Midnight Specia l 3,4,15, Wide World Special 6; Movie "Ten Llttte Indians" 10, News 13 2 3D-Movie "If a Man Answers " A 4 311--Movle "The Last Time I Saw Archie" 4 7 3~ Treasure Hunt 3. Last of the Wild 10, Wild • DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: p Pom•roy, Ohro GOD, Duddmg Lane , Maso n Va , Chester Ten n a n I ' W Pastor Sunda y Schoo f 9 4s a m . Chtldren's Church 6 4s p m Young1 People's Se r vtc e 6 45 p m , EvangeltSit c Servtce 7 30 p m Women 's M 1sstonary Counc tl 10 a m f i rst and lht rd Tuesdays Pr ayer and Btble S t udy ' Wed n es day . 7 30 p m v . GOEGLEIN READY MIX "The !'rjendly Folks" . CHR 1ST tn Chr1st•an Unton The Rev Wllltam Campbe l pastor Sunday Sch ool , 9 3I" 0' a m , James Hughes, su pf evenmg serv tc e , 7 30 p m We dn esd ay evenmg , praye meettng, 7 30 p m You l prayer servtce each Tuesda FAIRVIEW BIBL. E . CHURCH , L e t art. W Va R. t 1, Rev Georg e Hoscha r , pastor Sunda y Schoo l 9 30 a m Prayer and Btble s tud 7 30 p m Cottage Pra~e r Ser vtce Tuesday, 10 a m Worshtp Se rv i ce Thursda y, 7 30 p m •• •% Ph. 949-9591 Rae me POWELL'S SUPER VALU SOUTHERN Co rn er of Secon d •• ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph. 949-3151 Rac1ne Comedlanwnter, 47 Challenge 48 Endmg for stamp ~ Sales-Quasar-Service essay 1st 8 Entertam II "Rule Brl- l14t= ~ - OF Mtlle r OK JOSEPH Levy English -< Pomeroy Dlal992-2101 " Hell" Dealer 5. 34 Scrooge t»O AT word HIM, 35 Not gross DGE!!- 37 French art1cie 38 Golden or Bronze rP ·· i! J9 - Yoelson 40 Cereal plant 1=-+--+--+-41 E uropean -~~'"' coal reg10n . RACINE PWMBING & HEATING t Carl- Gee! Then lJOU must 17 "Where_ own all t hose mud thou ?" holes over 18 snake 19 Phihppme there , too' peasant Bakers of Gay 90 Bread Mtddleport I u. directiOn /~~~----------~15Townsman ~ OF MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F Pert ,-------~--~~~~~ The ·I~TE;t€Ctl;;~rl) 40U at didn't know bill for damaqes otfirl' Monda4 40U owned · to ml.l cash! the Buou Drive·in! screen! BETSY ROSS BAKERY Keepsake Diamond Rings THE NAZARENE Rev Ll oyd D Grtmm Jr pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m wo r shtp sen tee 10 30 am broadcast li ve over WM PO young people ' s serv tce. 6 45 evange h Sit c se r vtce 7 30 p m Praye r meet1ng, Wednesday 7 30 p m Mt SStonar y meet tng 7 30 p m ftrs I Wednesday of month pm M~ •• Ph. 992-2178 Pomeroy What's th ts, •• Lou1s W Osborne 220 E Main GASOIJNE ALLEY •t • •',, SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT K&C JEWELERS 212 E Mam St , Pomeroy ~ We Fil l All Doctors Prescnpl1ons 992-29S5 Pomeroy Pomeroy meeting , 7 30 p m Youth serv i ces, Friday, 7 30 P m ' Sunday night worsh i p . 7 30 CHURCH • SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Ph. 992·34B6 4N T composer J2 She h~ s pressmg problems 13 Quote u Hebrew letter ••• ~ Pomeroy 100 E Mam COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Sc hoo I 9 30 a.m , worship servtce, 11 a m Wednesday Praye r CHURCH f Mtddleport, 0 . Gallipolis, 0. • BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT RUTLAND Pass Pass Pass tanma " • 59 N. Second St 46 Court St REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES . OF . 2. by THOMAS ACROSS 43 1 - P lames, 45 Ill. 4 Proof 46 readmg ~ CHRIST Rod Kas l er pastor V H Braley, Sund ay school supt Sun day schoo l 9 30 am worsh1p se r vtce and commu nton, 10 30 am you th meettng, 6 p m Sunday e\lent n g servtee, 7, r egula r board meettng tht rd Sa tur day 7 p m ' DUDLEY'S Grocer1es & General Merchandise Ph 949 S772 Rae me __ •• .•• r Two Locations CHAPEL Pass Soulh ALLEY OOP -. Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va. WAID CROSS SONS STORE . • •* •• • HEINER'S BAKERY 2 Convement Locat1ons UNITED'· East .... ,.......... ww: With the hope it will. in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. Coo lvil le RO Rev Roy Deet er pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m worsh tp serv tee lO 30 a m Btb l e stu dy and' prayer se r vtce , Wed n esday 7 30 p m . FIRST t:::=: ~ GOSPEL THE North A Minneapolis reader wants to know what he should have 6. Pass done after openmg one club Pass With Open mg lead - A ¥ 4 KQxx¥ AJx + AJx ,fo lOxx '---~-~-~--_j when his partner bid four c lubs after a three spade overcall By Oswald & James Jacoby The answer 1s that he should The unlucky expert had cor- have passed He m1ght be missrailed us agam mg a game. but 1t IS far more 'Look look at this hand' " he hkely that he would be m1ssmg com manded a lot of trouble " What happened?" we asked H1s partner's ra1se to four " D1d your partner put you m clubs was not a forcmg b1d and seven or dtd you m1ss the our correspondent should have slam?" VISUalized a lot or trouble ahead ' Ne1ther he rephed " We of h1m bid the hand to a normal SIX (Do you have a ques110n lor d1amonds · the Jaco oys? Wote 'Ask the " You don t mean to say that Ja c o /J y s care or thiS the ace of hearts was opened newspaper The most 1n · agamst you to hold you to s1x te r estmg questtons wtfl IJe wh1le other declarers got some u s ed In th1 s column and other lead and made an over- wnters wtll recer ve cop1es o f !rtck JACOBY MODERN) -...::: .,.../ ' Saturday Isaiah 50 6-7 Copyri ght West Pass Pass Thursday Marthew 18 2 1-22 Frrday Romans 14 10-12 BRETHREN I N CHRIST Rev James H Leach pastor Su n day schoo l , 9 30 a m Russell Spencer, sup l Wo r sh iP servtc e 10 45 a m , Event n g wors h• P allernatmg wtth c E at 7 30 p m on Su nday Prayer mee ttng, 7 30 p m Wednesday, A lfr ed Wolfe la y l eader MASON R~ ;o 26 crazy act1on ltJ(.lUC€ '"""" Luke 12 ·57·59 MISSION a t Bald Knob Rev E J G rlff tth supt of c hurch . Rev L R Gluesencamp, pas to r Roger Wtl l fred Sr , Sunday School supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m youth meet mg. 6 p m Sunday, leade r s Ada Van Meter and Gretta Suttle Sunday eventng worshtp 7 p m lhr ough wmte r months MT HERMON CHURCH RUTLANO \ I.IJ I Sioi.!J-l~ CHRISTIAN- Br uce Sm tih pastor Wal lace Damewood , Su pt Btb l e School 9 30 a m Preachtng serv1ce 10 45 a m No even tn g se rv •ce WHITE'S I'M OO'r 100 L.ATE, BOTTOM ~ONG " Worse than that ," he groan ed " Desperate Dan sat East • A83 He had passed throughout the . 7 b1ddmg With h1s 6-5 d1stnbut1on • JI0654 and four high-card pomts Then , • AK93 w hen my partner b1d SIX WEST EAST diamonds Dan thought , cleared A l094 •QJ76 52 h1s throat and btd SIX spades • AQJ64 . 109532 Otir fnend 1s really enl!tled to • 93 • 7 complam about th1s one When .. 1064 .J Dan b1d SIX spades, he was tak· SOUTH IDI mg the sort or gamble that 1s .K fore1gn to all pnnc1ples of good • K8 bndge except that once m a • AKQ82 wh•le these hornble gambles •Q 8752 pay off This time II d1d Dan Both vu lnerable got h1mself a lop score by htS NOR Til Suruiay Ezektel - FR IOAY ,SEPTEMBER26,197S ' 30 BewiTched J. Mod Squad 6. Partridge Family 8 , Sesame Sl 20.33. Get Smart 15 s oo !lonan,a J, Family Affair 8 , Star Trek 15 5 JO Adam 12 4. News 6, Beverly Hillbi llies 8, Elec Co 20,33, Adam 12 13 6 oo-News 3.4.8. 10, 13,15 , ABC News 6, Sesame 5 20 , Spec1al Educ"t•on 33 6 3~ NBC News3.4,1S, ABC News 13 , Andy Griffith 6, CBS News B, 10, Business 33 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3, To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollan 6; Lawrence Welk 8; Aviation Weather 20,33, News tO. Don Adams Screen Test 13 , Family Affair 15 WIN AT BRIDGE WHAT I~ BLAZE:> I? K tngsbury Road Gary K •ng, pas t o r Sunday sc hool, 9 30 am even •ng worshtp, 7 30 p m Pray er meettng Wed nesday 7 30 p m OF ( ..,< GOO OF PROPHEC:t - G P CARLETON ! Television log for ,easy viewing · --'-~- ~ THREATS. 01<! NO BRETHREN Rev ~ r~c l and Norr.s pastor. 1 loyd Norrts supt Su nday sc hool 9 30 am morn.ng sermon 10 30 a m Prayer serv•ce Wednesday 7 JO p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF -·:--_,_______ I r------------- ·.-,----~- someone tn the fteld who could use them SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) You re e11 tra sharp 1n bustness and ftnance today You It be able to spot a profit In areas other peop le wouldn t be aware o f SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) Today you II find lhal roadblock ts not as Im p assable as you thought You'll be able to see many ways around rt CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon 18) Its a day when yo u'll be far more adept at ftn lshmg a lot of ltttle proJec ts rather than a big JOb The little ones you w tll do well AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 191 You re a natura l for the l!meltght today No one will be able t o steal 11 fr om you Whatever you do wrll attract approval PISCES !Feb 20-March 20) Good thtngs hap pen lor the tamtly today Though you r.:e the ca talyst that makes It all possrble everyone w tll benef1t A. Your ~Birthday Sopt. 27, 1975 The com tng year wrll prove to be a very busy one for you You'll be tn-volved In a lot of acttv tltes and new Interests you never dared to try before I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I �• 8 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Frida:y, Sept.' ~6, 1975. ~1YW®l1)];; 11.at - t M """"9""" ~~:~r:~~.~~·~~h ~:~~oo:;~.~!.~·~~ ", c form four ordm a ry words. v v .r or r a.st I Wanted To Buy ""'' Yard Sale SA LE , Thur s day , F rrday and Sa lurday , Sp rrng Ave above old fle a market 9 am trll ' 9 25 2tc -------------BA SE MENT Sa te, 10 am 1;"11 .:n ..------------o tu r n1 tur e. - 1ce boxes , - ' r) VYCOO:V I 1 bed s, or co mplc re THE FAMOUS TRACK 'Sl"A R JOINED l"HE CASe "THE P LAY MANAGE D TO HAVE THIS . Po meroy R rgh l turn off Sp r mg Ave Follow St gn s 9 '16 lie YARD SALE, S aturday Se ptember 27, 9 00 a m ttl! dar k W tnf er coats , d resses , s ta c k s, ster eo. TV , etc G UY SA R GE N T RE SID ENCE Wo lfe Pen Road ( ft fth house on right up Wolf Pen Rd fr om 143) 9 25 2tc "Pets CH I CHUA H UA dogs. One b l ac k Fe male 3 yr o l d, and 6 mo nth o ld pup 4465 Pho n e 7.4 2 9 25 31c Now &rranre the cucled lette rs WELL TRA I NED Beagles to form the surprise answer. as A t so, pup~ fr o m 5 weeks to 5 surgested by the above cartoon . month s Phone 742 38 10, or L l .:.:: Print ::.-t::.:SU lle ::::R:..::: PIIISE ::::A =NSW = Ill::..::he::..:: re _jl A rI I a f ter Oc t I Jr: I D BOWER DAUNT MIN GLE WANT ADS I NFORMATION D EA DLINE S P I A N O f un tn g La n e Da nt e l s, PM Day Before Pub Phone 992 2082 tocat10n 8-28 26t p Monday D ead l tne ~a m Cance llat tOn Corr ec I tons Wtll b e a cc ept ed unltl 9 am lor Day o f Publlcatton REGULATION S The Publt sher r ese r ves the rtght to edll or r e 1ec t an y ads deeme d ob1ec t tona t Th e pub l tS h er wtll n ot be respo n stb l e for more than one tncorrect msertton RATES For Want Ad Serv •ce 5 cents p er Word one tn sertton Mmtmum Charge S1 00 14 cen ts per word t hre!' consecuttve •nsert tons 26 cents per word Stll. con secu t tve •nse rttons Effect Jve Oct. 1, 197 5 ?5 Pe r Cent Dtscounl on pa•d OFF IC E HOUR S BY ads and ads p a td Wtlh tn 10 days AP POINTMENT CAR D OF THANK S & Obtfuary $2 00 f or 50 word mtn1mum E~--'- u.::!dtl tunal word Jc BLIND ADS Ad d1 t ronal 25c: Charge per Adverttsement OFFI CE HOUR S a JO a m to S 00 p m Oa t1 y, 8 JO a m to 12 00 No on Sat ur day Notice 9 24 41p TO G I VE AWAY - 7 puppieS p art Beegle and p art B luettck Phon e 949 5172 9 24 6tc For Rent NOTICE I --------------- 2 story ho use dleport , turnt shed (304) 675 18]1 9 25 6t c 4 RM apartme n,· coup l e on l y Ph one ~~2 3975 9 25 lf c -------------- 4 RM FUR N I SHED apt for ren t Phone 992 3656 9 3 He 4 ROOM house . doubl e car ga rag e tn Pom er oy Fo r rnforma 110n ca rt 992 2502 9 24 Jtc TRA IL ER l ot good l oc arron , c lose to school bus, gas, wa ter , etec Availa b l e m M1ddleport Phone 992 2864 9 24 6t c 4 Opening Oct. 1 Sales and Service IN MEMOR Y of 'niy h usband Joh n R Dav tS who d ted Sept 26, 1955 Prec1ou s m emor1es how they ltnger , How t hey eve r flood my soul I n the stil l ness o f the m td n tl e, Prectous memo rt es un fo ld H1s w if e, Ed 1t h Davts 9 26 lt c Located At Junction 7-33 Pomeroy ,, . NEW Wanted C~S H p ato 1or all mak es and models O'f mob il e homes Phone area c ode 6 14 423 95 31 .1 13 tf c . " OIL OF MINK " producls n ew ca tal ogs Ge l on o u r growrng cu s tom e r I 1SI Or mayb e yo u wo u ld l tke to t ake orders? Ph one Helen J Brown , 992 5 113 , KOSCO T I ndependent Dtstrtbutor 9 21 tfc Walnuts Are Lost REWARD for rntorma llon le8d lng to th e recovery of 3 preces, 20 t t lon g of 12" ga lvaniz ed culvert ptp e s tol en from con slruct• on s.r e of Chester Tuppers Platns Water D tstrr c t , new offic e Contact Btl! Pul l ins , Pomeroy. O h io, 99 2 2478 9 26 3tc LOST - Ltc ense p l ates z 618 B. Pho ne Daniel Da vtdson , 1747 Ch ester Rd , Pome r oy, 992 7208 ~h! Start ing October 1 we are buying Black Walnuts at market price . Br1ng your Black Walnuts to : 3 R M S fu rn ts h ed and bath apt on grou n d fl oor A dul ts only, r e f eren<e Ca ll 99 2 2050 afte r 1 p m 9 23 51< : ou NT R Y Mo bil e Hom e P nrk R t 11 te nrn ilcs norn1 o f Pontc r oy Larq c lo t s Wtl h co n cre t e pa ttos Std ew alk s runners and o ft s treet ~ <lr ktnQ Pho n e 99/ 7 179 17 J r tf c 1 TRA I LER sp a ce for rent A ll UltlllteS Phone 99'1 5535 9 16 lfc: - - - - - -=- -- - - - - - - - ·F URNI ~ H t:. U cq.Jdrtment , adu l ts onl y tn Mt dd leport Phon e 992 3874 3 25 t f c TR A.tLER space tor r ~ ntrt e d , Ch ester $ 15 per month Phone 949 352 1 9 26 31c 2 BEDRM mobile Conta c t A l bert Hrll 949 -2261 h ome Phone 9 26 6tc Excelsior SaH OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT MASONIC TEMPLE Works, Inc. Box 267 BUILDING POMEROY, OHIO CONTACT · DALE E. SMITH at 992· 5329 or THOMAS C. EDWARDS at 992·1052 or TED REED JR. al992·2052 9 25 3tc W IL L BE giv rn g prano le ssons tn my home begtnntng Se pt 22 Fo r ap po intment , call 949 2B03 9 26 -6tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT cas e N o. 21616 Estat e of NEY N CAR - WILL c&re for el derly wome n PENTER Deceased. tn my home Phone 99 2 7314 No t1ce rs h.e r e b y g1ven t hat 9 26-6tc Rober t s Parker of 611 S Se cond S tr ee t , Middl epo rt , SHOOTING Ma tc h , Corn Ohro , has been du ly a p porn t ed H o llow , Sund ay , Sept 28 , at Executor of th e E stat e of Ney 1 p m 1 mrle p ast M rle N Carpenter , deceased , l at e Cemetery o u t of Rutland of Co tumbta Townshtp , Metgs 9 26 2tc Co unty , O hi O Credr tors are r equ t red to flle the1 r c la rm s with sa td PICK YOUR own g reen beans at $4 00 b u Bring own f rduciary wr t hm fou r months c ontatners A rnold Hupp , Dated thi s 8th day of Sep te m be r 1975 Le tar t Falls , 247 2623 9 21 6t c Manning D Webste r Ju dg e W IL L CA RE f o r eldee rly Cou r t of Co m mon P l eas fema l e p a t tent tn my home Proba t e DtVtStOn Phone ( 614 ) 667 -3402 9 25 5tc (9) 12. 19, 26. 3t c RM and b at h fu rntshed up s t arrs ap t Phon e 992 590B 9 24 t f c 3 /\ NO .!1 ROOM f ur ntSt1c d and unf u r nt sh ed apartmen ts Ph one 997 5<131 I 17 !f c: Po m e ro y, Oh 10 --------------- Oh10 7 RM D&M APPLIANCE NEW VILLAGE Manor Apartments tn Mrddleport, 1 b ed room a pt s from $1 04 plus elec Call 992 327 3 o r see Mr s Keatley. Ap t 101. R 1vers rde A partme nts 8-28 -26fp 3 BEDROOM to t al electr tc home in Rutlan d , furn i Shed or unfurn ts hed Ph one 992 7336 aft er 5 durrn g week days 9 21 6tp TR A ILE R space f or rent •n Mrddleport Phone 992 54 34 8 29 26 tc PR I VA T E me e ttng r oom tor any org a n• zatton p hone 99 2 3975 J 11 tf c Yard Sale Big Reduction Sale! Reg. Sa le P n ce Pnce 2 Love SeattS-------~-.....25 00 ea 15 00 ea 2 Other Love Seal 169 95 ea 139.95 ea 199 95 169 95 Green H1de· A· Be Green Sof 39 95 18 00 2 Pc Be1ge LR Su1te 169 95 11 5 00 3 Pc Livmg Room Su1l 139 .95 88 00 2 Pc Livmg Room Sud 9.95 2 Breakfast Set Gold Elec Dryer, li ke ne Copper 2 Oven Rang 15 .00 29 95 ea . 15.00 ea 175 00 139 .95 29.95 139 .95 Copper Hoover Port Wa sher 135 00 89 95 15 Sets ot Bunk Bed '-.,.---:::--With 31/:z" post , m ne r spnng m a ftresL-199 00 ea 129 95 ea 3Uprtght Portable Te levision~~~~~~~===~ 5j0'00 Freezer. hk e new , frost fre 88 up 00 21 cu . II Chest Freeze 239 95 T wi n Si ze Mattresse 0 00 up Sma ll Qpen Front Heate·· 14 Desks. all me 19 95 49 95 up M I SC SA LE , H em lo ck Grove Gra ng e Thur sday and Fr tday , 9 am to 4 p m 9 '13 Jtp Co nta c t Dean Sch r ack, Box .· CHANGE OF OFFICE HOURS DAN NOTTER, D.V.M. In Memory 3, 742 252 1 92 Rut l and YARD SALE , baby things , pll!ly pen , n 1c e clothtng , cer am res. c ur t ain s, toys , mt sc Items 1 mrle from Cheste r , bridg e oppos1 te Golf Course , 9 lrll S F nday and Sa turday , Phone (614) 98 5 3335 9 25 -2tc - ---- 3 FA M ILY Ya rd Sale , Thurs day th rough Saturday begtnnmg at 10 am Wt l m a Casto, Portland , Ohto 9 23 Jt c AKC Reg tr. s h Setter mate 1 year 5 mon t hs o l d , $65 GLOBAL U /tal llli l wd•ll l umt. l'o tunf ~ "' /111 lh11 1 II '"'''{I t!ltl ' 1u H ' - BOUND TO WIN - -- -- ---~ - v 26 61p (An •worr• tu morro"') STE"REO RADIO. AM FM. 8 track tape c om b tn ahon Ba l ance $ 10 1 29 or te rm s Call 992 3965 . 9 21 If ( -- ------------ FT OVER H EAD gar ag e doo r co mpl e te , l arge vise , modern bathtub. large roll abou t , too l box , 308 Page St , Mr ddl eport, phone 992 3509 9 23 5t c L L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - -- - --,-------:" I ::: EXPER.JENCED I Radlato ' " . 1 Set vlce . From the larg es t Tru ck. or BtJ !I dozer Radrato r to t h e S'}llall es t H eate r Core Real Estate for Sale PIONEER" CHAIN SAWS TWO 1 178 x 14 Goo d ye ar Ste el belted snow t tr es Cont ac t A lbert Hill at 949 2261 9 26 6tc FOR SAL E or trad e fo r ca r of equal val ue, 19 73 GMC tru ck, 4 speed Complete mechan i cal tool se t. t;4 , :VS and 1/::t dr tve , open and box wren c hes , t ool box and car t Phon e 696 1292 9 25 21c 197 2 FORD tra c tor Phone 992 2990 UPPER SEC TION Rust1c H i lls , Syracuse , Oh ro , Modern 3 bedroom , all electr~c. 52 .000 BTU a i r condtltoner Just b urtt Recreation room A ll ca r peted 27x 14, $24,000 Phone 992 7523 2000 9 21 6t p -------------M IDDLEPOR T , ne w 9 22 6t c 195-4 FERGUSON tra c to r with a ccesso rres Phon e 84 3 2561 9_ 24_ 6tc _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ____..! _ _ _ _ WILKINSON 9 24 6tp -------------1973 F X350 Har ley Davrd son , SMALL ENGINES less than 1,000 m ties , $BOO Phone 992 2967 a fter 5 p m 9 24 4tc 498 Locust Street Middleport, Ohio Ph. 992-3092 COMPLETE D ts p 20 h ea d of horses, Reg1s tere d and grade, sho w and pleasure Phon e (61 4) 3BB 0991 or 367 7481 9-24 -6tc GUNS and Ammo Our fall s tock is now here Complete l1ne of Rem rngton , Winc.hester , lthica . Savage Slug bo;~rrel s tn stoc k for most brand shot g un s, but in short supply Ge t th em while th ey la st Money short , lay a way your tall hunting n eeds N ew Fall store hours st arting Sept 5, 10 a m to 9 p m , Monday Sa turday V Il lage Gu n Sh opp e. 266 Mrll Sl , Phone 992 5177 , f inan cing available 9 3 26t c LIVIN G r oo m sut t e, end and coffee table , lamps, bedrm sutfe, reclin er, uprtght freezer P hon e 992 -7369 9 24 3tc RADIATORS , do o rs and wmdows, and other used burldmg materral tall 992 2720 9 24 Jtc 1975 FIREBIRD Formula 400 A c , lilt wheel. facto ry ta p e, mags and gauges Low mileage Phone 7.:12 5943 9 24 4tc - ----------- --- ------------- - FUEL OIL Heating Stoves ' ~--~C~h~e~ s~~~70~h~lo.____ _~ ACRE F arm , ap pro x rmatel y 17 acres far m mg ground Located one m i le back of Phil tp Spo rn Plant On blacktopped road Ca ll (304 ) B82 -2297 afte r 5 p m 9-25 -6tc kr tchen , approximately 1 acre of ground , 2 garden spaces, 3 outbuildings. own water supply, fuel orl heat off Rl 143on Ball Run Road . Phone 992 2889 Shown by appo tntment only 9 26 -3tc ., NO. 135 - 8 64 acres vacant lan~ on paved road 3 miles POMEROY LANDMARK 3 W'.J. .ack W . Carsey , Mgr. J8iiijl (!!)one 992·2181 $11 ,500 Auto Sales .. , NO. 142 - 1966 FALC ON , -80 ,000 miles , .good dependable car for S260, or best offer Phone 99 2 5190 air cond1t 1onrng, See at 13 1 L aur e l St , Pam eroy , Oh ro 9 23 6tc -------------1966 CHR YS LER Newpor t , .:1 new tir es Phon e ( 614 ) 98 5 3307 o r 985 -3334 Approximately 98 acres , 2 acre lake stocked, large barn, new roof , new alum . storm wmdows , lots _ of w oods , clo se t o n ew mrne area , $40.000 _______ 1 9~5 MUSTA NG . 318 1 phon e 992 Paint Paint Paint Paint .i: Houses , Barns i... Roofs Anything ·:_: .... ... ... i.. . :: F.REE ESTIMATES _ ·i. Blown Insulation Service. .i. Blown into Walls & Atttcs 1 STORM WINDOWS& DOOR.S REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING,SOFFITT GUTTERS.AINNINGS ~ EWING home an d bath . basement. double garage , car por t. workshop over ga ra ge , 3 outburld tng s, Salem St , Rutland Phon e 74241 11 9 23 6t c iI j - -- - - - -.- - w 11 L fl<IM--or-CUt trees and shrubbery Phone 949 3221 or 742 -4441 9 7-24 tc POMEROY - TOO MAN Y CHILDREN TO LIVE IN A SHOE - but not for th1s home - 4 bedroom s • 2 baths. Large living , Utility R , larg e . por ch (gla ss enclosed). N.G. hot water heat , Recreation R , garage JUST $30,000 00 POMEROY - CLOSE TO SC HOOL - 2 story frame tn excellent condition , 3 BR , bath . nice kitchen W range. di sposal. N.G hot water heat Full basement $17,000. MIDDLEPORT Beautiful lot, frame a nd stone building. bath. N G forced paneling bedrooms wtfh close ts , hot w ater heat , l arge li vi ng and nice front porch in Middleport, $16.500. NEW LISTING - 'I• acre WOULD YOU BELIEVE? • Bu rl d an all stee l buildmg at : Po le Barn prices ? Golden G tan t All Stea l Burldings, R t 4, Box 148 , Waverly , Oh ro Ph o ne 947 2296 7 24 lf c ~ -- - K7'= WE 00 aluminu m srding, gutter work , roofing, pane lr ng , parnt1ng , plum brng , We frx the whole house . AI Tromm ,• ' 742 5081 ;,.'=--- ...,.,.Y- 24 -f ' 1 , ; ~!, _- •· ,'-: .. ..... , .. , Il l r1 rt~ ~;.~ LET USDO-iTf! Ul '. earpeting · ~ -,. ... ,,t· .',"' 501 NYLON · ·~ ... " ''\& ...... 9~ Square 4 1-· ~·~ RUBI\EifBi\CK• ·-, "" ~ Yard heat, large modern kit., with range, dishwasher, dispOsal , and birch cabinets , 5 acres . 1 3 acre lot in Lebanon township Also building lot at Dorcas. HUNTING LAND - Around 100 acres with young timber mtnerals. 5235 per acre . . ~~ loe have hundreds""··r-a'1 carpet values Your" lob C1!t-~ be completed rn 1 to weeks No long waiting . 11 1 :a period Our installer has ~8 , 1., years experience . Expert ... m s taHatron You'll like ., . J,,, w h a 1 you get l l.l t.) t' rwe _3 <:'".4:1:1- 742·4211 IF YOU DON'T KNOW REAL ESTATE , KNOW YOUR REAL TOR, at 992·3325. Branch Manager 9 21-tfc ., - -- -------~---- ... TALK TO WE.NDELL GR,P.TE, CARPET c;ONSUI TANT" RUTLAND · FURNITURE 7u:un - - Ruo1;na CONTACT: L91s Pauley -. ·~ 'I ' ' fi. V ' . I ' . ' '\ ' I' l ;<"' ~ ... ' '. 1971 atRYSl.ER ................ -.....~1595 1971 BUICK RIVIERA ....... --.... ..'1995 Sport Coupe, fully equipped 4Dr. , auto., P.S. 4 Or . wagon . ' . .' ~ . ~ . .. ' ' --- . ' .. U Cadiflac Covtte Devure, while with v qr"een leath er tnterior , full power . AM F M & tape, T & T wheeL c rut se con tro l. rad la~ trres . 24.000 miles. fe e I air c ond Sh•r'P U-400 . r'OOf. full power , F A .. nice l nftr lor Was SSIOO Now uns . 73 Olds 91 Lu•ury Sedan, It blue , matching V top l!lnd tnterlor , full power T & T wheel , ,F A . rad. l"l 1tres Was $4l95 , Now NOTICE OF FLILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The St•te of Ohro, Metgs County Court of Common Pleas, Pr'obate Division To Ihe Executor or Ad such of the followmg as are residents of the State of Ohio, viz - the surviving spouse. the next of kin, the beneficiaries under Ihe will ; nns. SllU . 12 Old s 98 Luxury Sedan, ligh 1 green w tth green viny l roof & ma t ch ing int , full power , AM F M , T&T w h eel , tact air co nd , dual comfort seat One S2895 12 Dodge Swinger Coupe. vreen green v root. matching r nl~r l or . J 1• v .., auto. P s , sport wheels Was 12'095 Now Slits ~ 70 Ch evy El Camino. gold, b lk V roof, blk .nterlor , V 8. aut o , P s , nice was $1895 Now Sl69S 70 Dodge Monaco 4- 0r , V 8, auto , P s • P B , F A , 1 owner. tow m lleage , was S1595 Now S1l9S . 1:Z Oldt tl H T Sedan, orey matching V -roof and interior . full power , F A , Was 57195 Now UUS. ton Pickup. s td sh1ft , only 250 cu. 1n engrne One very ca r e lulloca l owner Very clea n Gas miser for tru ck . 71 Torino Coupe•••••••••••••••••• s1495 2 Or 71 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 V 8, auto , P S , r u n s body rough 5995. 70 Oldt tl H. T, sedan , Lt . btu~ . marching cloth In terlor , full power Including windows, F A Was $149 5 Now 11095. Sedan , std shift , 6 cy l eng tne 75 Ford Gran Torino •••••••••••••• $AVE .:1 Or Sedan, small V -8, a rr conditroned Onl y 5,1 65 e as y miles by Dri ve r 's T raining Cadtllac Sedan, •th beige top, full A S895 . 1970 blue , cloth P S , $2295 powe·r Our Loss Is Your Gain Monte Culo, lig ht bl ue vrnyl top . blue •nt , JSO V B. aura , P B , w s w , wa s Now S209S . 74 Ford Gran Torino ••••••••••••••13495 11 Ford LTD Wagon, full power , F A , luggage rack . radial tires Wee S1995 Now 516f5. 4 Dr Seda n , small V 8, a rr condt f•one d , beautiful m ap pearance. E xcellent condtt ton See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin K b •h 70 Ford Maverick ••••••••••••••••• !995 2 Dr , Sedan , 6 cy l , std shrft , ga s mtser SAVE ON THE LA~T OF THE /!J· ~ See : Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, or Dan Thompson . 1-DELTA 88 HT COUPE 1-0MEGA COUPE 1-STARFIRE COUPE 1- DEL TA 88 ROYAL HT SEDAN {Lloyd's "Demo"} OPEN EVENINGS TIL 7: 00 EXCEPT THURS. AND SAT. TIL S: OO Pomeroy M_o tor co · $1850 $1495 $2095 $1295 tires, automatic, Apple Grove News Notes By Mn. Herbert Rousb Mr. and Mrs. Butch Abies, Ronnie Ables, Vicki Ables of •·hville spent the weekend nr;) with Mr . and Mrs. Jack Abies and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Congo of Portland. Mrs. Phyllis O'Brien and Unda and Carol visited Mrs. Larry Groggel at Proc- PHONE 992-2196 .. K.ARR & VAN ZAND.T 461 S. Third Middleport Shelly, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs . Gary Roush and Jeremy, Dick Smith., Joann Roush, Vicki, John , and Mike Roush and Mrs. Edna Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade spent the weekend w1th Mrs . Edna Roush, Mrs . Gladys Shields and visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Saturday afternoon . The McDades live at Troy, Ohio. Mrs. Carroll Norri s of Syracuse vtstted her mother, Mrs. Eula Wolfe Saturday evening . Burhl Wolfe of Buckeye Lake visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Gordon Wolfe recently. Mr . and Mrs . Roger Manuel and Angie spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs . Don Riffle and family at Lucasville . Mrs. Eileen Buck, Early Roush, Mr. and Mrs. DaviS Green and children vistted Mr. and Mrs. Pat Green at Louisville, Ky. over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Green spent two weeks at Louisville and returned to thetr home m Oregon on Friday. Mrs. Bob Spencer visited Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mrs. Margie Hunt Wednesday. the arorementioned persons Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stover Case No 21.349, Atlanta are announcing the birth of a Georgia Cook , Bedford daughter, Sherry Dawn, Township. Meigs County, Ohio . weighing 5 lb., 5 oz. at You are hereby notlrled that Pleasant Valley Hospital. the Inventory 8nd Ap torville. pralsement of the eslate of the Carl Mangus of Saxonburg, Grandparents are Mr. and efonmentioned, deceased, lote of saldCounty. was flied 1n Pa., spent four days with his Mrs. Wallie Stover, local, this Court. Said Inventory and SIS. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Ada Rowe and Gerald Appraisement will be for hearing before this Court on Smith Sr. Sellers of Portland. John 1975 Sellers of Portland is a great~~·~ho~~~co:Aoc~ber · ' at Bill Wilson and friend, Any person desiring to file David, of Bolivar Dam spent grandfather. exceptions thereto must file a recent weekend wt"th Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Richard them at least five days prior to Wilson of Detroit visited Mrs. lilt date sel tor hearing . Enna Wilson. Given under my hand and d · C 11 Wilson Tusday ... 1 of said Court. fhls 23rd • Mr. an Mrs. Jtm onna y, Erma evening. Brian lll•d Shelly, of Syracuse day of October , 1975. Manning D. Webster, Judge VIS.ited his parents, Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. R(/l:er Birch ly Janet E. Morris, of Racine visited Mr. and thlaf Deputy Clerk Mrs . Everette Connolly Mrs. William Wickline and _se_P!.:_ _ _:~ -~_:!.:..._~-.!~ Sunday. sons Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van N(>"l ICE OF Virgil HiD of the towboat APPOINTMENT Meter, Becky and Melanie, of Case No. 21621 Rachel spent some time with Estate ol ETHEL M. CROSS, Morning Star spent an his wife, Kathryn, and Deceased. evening )Vith Mrs. Enna Notice Is hereby given that family . J_ Dillon Cross, of Racine , Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart OhJo !l has been duly appointed Edith Gilkey of Gallipolis Adm nlstrator of the Estate of were pleasantly surprised on Ethel M . Cross, deceased , late and Rollln Dill of Pomeroy their 2Mh wedding anat Meigs county, Oh ro visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Creditors are r"equlred to niversary Saturday evening file their clal,.s with said Ables Sunday. fiduciary within four months Mrs. Allee Balser spent by their relatives. Ice cream, Dated this 9th day of Sep Sunday night with her son, cake and punch were served tember' 197.5. Laurence Balser and family to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Manning D Webster Hayman and Keith. Mrs. Judge at Tuppers Plains. Court of Common Pleas, The chidren of Mr. and Beverly Cunningham and Probate Division Mrs. Lester Roush surprised daughter, Olevia, Mr. and 19) 12. 19, 26, 3tc their father on his birthday Mrs . Gene Jewell and Too Late oo Closslrv Tuesday evening. Home children of Letart, W. Va., Yard Sales made ice cre8I11 and cake Mrs. !lnley Hart, Bruce Hart YARD SALE. all doy sunday. were served to Mr. and•Mrs. and Lorna BeD of Colwnbus. Sept . 28, Route 7 bypass · • noa·r Hobson . Roger Manue,l apd Angie, They received many lovely gifts. ---------~~·26_11< Mrs. Jim Connolly, Brian and and to the attorney or at torneys representm'g any of T , rnterlor . full power, F A Was 12895. Now 49 Chevelle SS 396, 4 sD•••• 396 eng rn e, power steering, rad i Al t i re s, u wheels , one owner , S1495 gold , blk v roof , mat ch ln g tnler lor . full power , F A Was S2495 Now Sulctc Electra , gold, belae v lop , beige 2 dr . 111 FORD Located on ,St- Rt. 7 2 SIGNS OF . QUALITY 72 Otds Cullau Coupe, oold , blk V roof . blk tn ter l or , full power , F A , rodlol fires UIU . ""'f'lmpala Custom 'coupe, 12 Oldl 91 H . T Sedan, white , bUt V r oof , blk tnlenor, full power , m cl ud•no Wtndows and 6 way sea t . T whetL rad•al tires , F A was ' 3295 Now Ult5 n,u. 12 utts. ll39S 7l Nova Coupe, blut w 1th blue c tofh Inte r i or , 3.50 V 8. auto , p s , p b , sport wheels , J mile-s Was s28'fr NEW 1976 OLDS SHOWING TODAY & SATURDAY RIGGS USED CARS OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6 PM Mrs . Gerald Hayman and Ketth visited Mr. and Mrs. Walhe Stover Sunday afternoon . Brice Hart of Racme was a guest of Keith Hayman over the weekend . Dallas Hill, Harry Hill, John Hill , Darren Nom s, Rev. Howard Shiveley visited Chfford Htll at Riverside Methodis t Hospital in Colwnbus Tuesday. Clifford ts a patient at Rtverside due to cutting hts left hand with an electric saw. He would apprecoate cards or letters. Mrs . Florence Smith, Mrs. Etleen Buck of the local church , Mrs . berta Thaxton , Mrs. Betty htvely of the Racme church Mrs. Mabei ·Shtelds, Mrs . lene Fi s her , Mrs. tldred Donohew. Mrs Fe e B. Hayman of the E Letart Church attend conference Met s Wom e n at the ethodost Church m Ath ens Sunday. Open Saturday CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE Til5:00 P - M. PHONE 992·5342 GMAt:: FINANCING AVAILABLE Pomeroy, Ohio "YOU'LL LIKE OUR QUALITY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS" Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on Sept 21 was 48, offering $20.40 Worship services were held at 11 a. m with Duane Sydenstrtcker, leading and the Rev . Meece speaking from Rev . 19:5-9 on "Home Going" "Christ as the Brodegroom, Will take his Bnde the Church" from Day of Pentecost on to the present tome to be wo th him and will establish his kingdom forever on earth." Mr. and Mrs Sydenstrtcker sang a special nwnber . Attendance at this service was 53 A basket donner was served at noon. At I· 30 the afternoon progr a m began with Congregational smging led by Chas. Woode. Rev. Meece gave mtroductory remarks. Prayer by Rev Meece followed and then he turned the meeting over to the Sunday School Supt. Uoyd Dillinger. On the program were the Ladies Trw from Mt. Zton Chur ch at Minerals Wells. W. Va ., the Coe famoly from Vanderhoof Church , Harold Yoak from Belpre, Mr. and Mrs . Sydenstricker, Decatur, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Frederick of North Bethel, Mrs. Tom Russell of Vanderhoof and Florence Spencer and Howard Flan· ders and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D Woode a ll local. Goving testimonies were Warren Bentz of Gloulller, Carne Burson from Athens and Bernice Hawkey of Millstone, W. Va. Rev Robert Bumgarner, Mod. dleport, director of Me1gs Co. Coop Parish, gave the offenng prayer . Attendance for the af. lernoon program was 90 with Orange Church, Vanderhoof, Tuppers Plains , Chester, North Bethel , South Bethel, Chester U. M., Athens Richland Ave., Shade UM, Hemlock Grove, Christian Church and Zion Church in Athens County visiltng churches. Mr . and Mrs. Otto Swartz of Shade called on Clara FoUrod and Nina Robinson Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs . Chas. D. Woode and Nina Robinson attended the hymn sing at South Bethel Church Saturday evening Sept. 20 Atlendance was 32. Next one wtll be held at the Long Bottom Church on Saturday evening, October 25 . Evangelistic services will be held m the Reedsville UM Church Sept 28 and here at Alfred UM Church on Monday evening, Sept. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson spent Friday, Sept 12 on Athens and vistted and took chicken dinner with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson in observance of Thelma's birthday. POMEROY LANES Morning Glories Leaeue September 19,1975 Pis. Tea m S 14 Excelsior 0 11 Co 1• Team J 8 Team 2 6 G&J Auto Part s 4 Spenc er's Market 2 High lnd . Game - Marlene W 1lson 181 , Donna McFarland 170 Hrgh Se r ies Becky Dunfee 454 , Marlene Wilson 440. Team High Game and Se rie s Excetsror Ort Co , 765 and 2234 Frreball League September22 , 1975 Won Lost Team2 2-1 0 Team 4 14 10 Fl!lbrlc Shop 14 10 Team 1 12 12 Team 5 8 16 High l nd Gl!lme Charlotte Ha nn1ng 169, Se lby Manl ey, 152 H rgh Se r i es - Betty Wilson 406, Selby Manley 401 J r-------------------------------------------------------'""1 FALL SALE '· ON NEW BUICK & .PONTIAC ·TRADE-INS SOME GREAT USED CAR BUYS SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC., PH. 992-2174 1975 PONTIAC FIREBIRD•••••'4495 350, auto ., P. S ., P . B., fact. air, tape. Like New. ..J 1974 V.W. BUG •••••••••••••••• .'2895 Orange in color. This is a clean local car . 1974 CHEV. % TON PICKUP. •• 13695 v.s, auto. , P .S., P. B., radio , real sharp truck . 1974 PLYMOUTH VALIANT•••• !3895· Brougham 2 dr . 12,621 miles . 1973 FORD GRAN TORINQ.!2695 2 Dr. H. T., auto., P.S., P.B ., new Pontiac trade· in . Low mileage . H.T., 6 cyl., auto ., P . S., air, only 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA.Q~;-:_~3195 2 Dr. H. T ., vinyl lop, air, tape, one of the shar· pest in town . ' 1973 BUICK RIVIERA ••••••••• !4495 ·Has nearly all the extras on it, local owner · 1969 OLDS TORONAD0........... ~895 Has a lithe extras, rea I nice for 69 model. DON'T YOU WANT TO DO ·BUSINESS WITH A FRIENDLY DEALER? IF SO, COME ON IN TO SMITH NELSON MOTORS, YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER. SMI.TH NELSON MOTORS p.M. Open Evenings nil? & New Hours on Sat . 9A. M . TillS P . M . • I ~ 72. Chevrolet 6 cyl•••••••••••••••••$2195 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ' . ,. 7J Plymouth Furv 111. • dr , V 8, auto . . P S', white Wtth blk V roof. blk tnler.or " need _a little arnr " Wu S2295 Now DAN THOMPSON MANY MORE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM mlnistrator of the estate, t o -----------~~!__ttc :' ~~ 'on•en w•th green v tnyt t op , New Yorker, 4 dr . sedan, air, P 5 ., P B power steering, radro . ' "' · 70 Plymouth Duster •••••••••••••• !1195 1970 NOVA V·BCPE Blk . vinyl roof, grey finish . good SPECI A LI Z E in mobile -- ~ · home f ur nace repai r Phone 992 -5858. ,. 'V cy l Gas M1ser 2 Dr .. 6 cyl .. auto , vinyl roof 1970CHEV CAMARO w F: 4 Std shtft makes this very easy on gas Smallest V -8 350 V -8 automatiC trans , power steering and brakes, dark green finish , vinyl roof, saddle bucket seats, console, radio, like new w-w tires . ..JI ID 72 Opel 2 Dr. Sedan •••••••••••••_$1995 1972. MERC. COMET.... -.. -........ s1495 4-door , local car, air conditioned , full e quipment. - - - -- - I I- YOU are tnlerested rn bu1ld1ng a new home or havtng your prese nt hom e remodeled , contact Roush Construc t ron , 992 -7583, Greg Rou sh 9 17 12tc bath , 2 buildtng red~black 1971 MATADOR do ze r and ditch er Gas , electr tc and wa t er line b u rral. baseme nts, footers , septic systems and brush cleantng Wilt haul f1ll drrt , eo top soil , sand and gravel, " lt mes ton e for drrveways and roads Phon e Charles R: Hatfreld , Backhoe Servrce , Rt I , Rutland , Ohto , 7.:12 6092 7 1190fc porches, basement and all ulllil1es. 515.000. NEW LISTING Near Coolville . 4 bedroom insulated home, 21h baths. hot water or 1973 PINlD strips. 4 CYL····--·-.... ·----~1895 4 Spd . new t ires . Sharp. ).. gas. and bath . Ask1ng 58500. MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedroom trailer 4 Dr . Sed , fact. air. P.S., P. B.. vmyl root n i ce car wtth good economy - - - - - - - - -- - - - OOXCA\TA'THIG . backhoe . 4 Dr . Sedan, 250 cu 1n , 6 cyl. power st eermg , auto tran s A beautrful car _ Sharp 1973 FORD GAL 50()__ ............. s2495 1972 COMET 2 U~ ----- ------- Plus basement $35,000 NEW LISTING - 4 Dr H T , air, P.S.. P. B.. red , black vinyl top 6 cyL std . trans .• radio, like new w-w tires, blue fin1sh. EX CAV A f iNU , do zer, lO ader a nd backhoe work , se ptic t anks tn stalled. dump. trucks and l o boys f or htre , wrll hau l f tll drrt , top sod , lrmestone a n d g r avel., Call B ob or Roger Jeff e rs . day p h one 992 7089 , ni gh t ph on e 992 3525 or 992 52 32 2 11 ftc busi ness lot on Rt 7 East . modern kit., 1973 CHEVY IMPALA ... -...... -..... 24M 1 . - ------------- -- ..r: $6,000. NEW LISTING - 9 rooms. 3 , s an • rans . ~ E LW~D-BOWER S REPAIR " - Sweeper s, toa s t ers, rron's , a ll sma ll apptrances Lawn m ower , nex t to Stat e H1 gh "' " r way Garage on Route 7• ' ~. :­ P hone 985 3825 4 16 tfc NEW LISTING -1'12 acres on the Ohio R1ver on Stale Rl . 338. Old concrete bldck building , 2 drilled wells. A 1s97d4 ,VEdGA, 4 CYL ... --......... -.... ~2395 74 Ford Maverick •••••••••••••••••s2995 1900 Series. 2 dr . H . T ., automat ic p 72 Buick LeSabre Custom Converlrble . f ull power atr , radio . w s w t rres , wheels , S289S . 71 PontiAC H T . r ed . wh•te V roof. v •nlerlo r . full power. F A , new w s w. 36,000 miles was 52695 Now CLEARANCE SALE J Cad•llac Stdan O e V i lo w with white 1n n yt while lea t h er tnterl I power . A M FM & T wheel , radial 11 t air c ond Now U f 1 ns. 1974 OPa MANTA.-..........-·-- ···~2495 RE ADY M I X CUNL~~It:. de l t.Vered rtghl to y ou r p r o tec t F ast and easy F ree es lt ma te s Ph on e 992 32 84 . Goegle rn R ea dy Mix Co , Mtddleport. O h10. 6 30 lf~ p o;. atr f ur nace , & til e, alley tn rear . ASKING , ONLY $7,000. CLELAND REALTY (!he si gn of know how) ACTION & RESULTS ON THE OF YOUR SALE PROPERTY PHONE 992-2259 ....• GOOD BUY '75 owner' s name upon requ est I '.i PORTABLE TO I LE T RENTA L, Co n st ru cl tOn Ou td oor e ven t s Phone Gall1p0 lr s , .146 478 2, Russel l 's P l u m bin g and !-1 eahng 8 l 9 tfc 1975 CHRYSLER NEWP0Rt ...... ~5,000 Custom 4 dr H.T., fully equipped, 2.000 miles. local 1971 FORD 4 DR.:................... '895 1971 PINlD RUNABOUT ......... ..S1095 1969 FORD LID ..... ·---...............!695 1966 CADillAC ..--..---·------- ........s595 2 Dr . Coupe, fully equipped. - 4-10-1 mo DURING OUR 307 V -8, stand t ran s, 6 1 1 ft . bed 1971 atM NOVA ...... -.. -....... s1495 MACHINE , .. : RepArrs , se r vtce, all makes .... • 992 22B4 T h e Fpbr tc( Shop , ~ Pomeroy Au thotrz ed Singe r ~ Sales and Se r vrce we sha rpen Sc tsso r s · 3 29 If-~ l1iil J BEDRM 1973 CHEVY lh TON .. -.-...... __ ..s2195 ... , ::-· Ph. 99_2'3?93 _____ _ 9 25·31c --------------- !... ~ Syracus~. Ohio and 12 acres of bottom . All 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy 992-2298 ::: =· LARRY LAVEN-DER BEDRM home , just fin rs h ed, remode l mg , Sa l e m ' St , Rutland Phone 742 3615 after 4 p m or see M tl o B Hutchison ..___ 9 23 tfc home, home on quiet sfreet off street park1ng . Some butlt m cabinets, large front porc h, large fruit cellar . i: 9 17 1 mo Real Estate for Sale and 2 porches on 2 lots next to store . Above all flOods with nver view _ City water. Nat . NO. 141 - 4 Bedroom older !. Ph. 742·5081 BACK H CJE tor- re nt , hou r or con tract Reg or ex -- CA~vat t ng ty p e . Se ptrc tanks rn stalled Bi ll Pullin s Ph one 992 2478 8 27 tt c NO. 136 - 2 BR older home $10,500 00. tn for $15 . ~0 discount. -~ Salo n Cpe . , u,ndau roof , bucket seats, console, atr, ss wheels. pow seal, /I.M FM rad•O, r adial t ires. ss-ns Was Auto .. fact air. P S . P B ..:a. older l Cad1Hac Se-dan D t Vi_lte, H . Olds Cuf wmd o ws , F A door lo cks . SO 50 divided se-a ls , T.. wh eet. c ru is e controL AM r M stereo 1. sold V 8 stand trans , P S . long wtde bed . 14,000 mtles ::::. '_,. "'! older Free Estimates I AI Tromm land ctea rrn g ponds a nd b a se me n ts , and l and sc aptng Pulttn s E-. cavat rng. phone 992 2478 8 26 30tc 11 ROOMS - CLIPTHISADandbring 11 1973 GMC SPRINt.-......___ ,... s2495 DOZER~ W OR: K , Excavalrng , from new mme area . & 1 yr. old heating system . .....-· ·- SEPTIC TA NK S c l ea n ed Modern Sa ndahon 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 ti c good pla ce for a home Ask1ng Strout Realty 1974 FORD CUSTOM P.U•.... _.. 12895 CALL 742-J6Sl Rutland - Roger Wamsle-y- , Emergency 949-22 11 or n2 - S700 Complete arr co nd tlt Ontng sales a nd se rvt ce, heattng , plumb1ng , roo f 1ng a nd genera l shee t metal work Fr' ee Esttmates 9 14 1 mo 5 ROOMS and bath , modern wtth full base., close to store$. mcludes gas range -------------1968 DODGE , good condrt ton, BAUM .TRUE VALUE 30 All stres on hand , pnces start at $324.69. ' - 1 Wood Burnmg Stove 9·23 Sip . --------------. Stegler & Monogram FOR SAtE 1 12 hp utfve~ Riding Tractor with 40 in. Mower 1 10 hp Case Riding Tractor with 36 in. Mower and Dozer Blade 1 10 hp Wheel Horse, Automatic with 42 in. Mower, Uke New 1 7 hp Wheel Horse with 36 in. Mower 4 New Wheel Horse Demonstration Units decorated , carpeted , gas for ce d atr . 3 b e droo m , ll/2 s tor y co rner lot. st ngle garage, near sc hoo l and sh opp tn g ce nt er, $17 , 500 992 7624 , 58 6 Lm co ln St , M tddl eport 9 16 tf c We service all saws and precision grind chain. 1971 KAWASAKI 500 Call 247 2813 NEW 3 bedrm hom e, br tck fr o nt , 1 car garage, m od ern all elec 1 mile out of Chester Call 949 4692 or 843 2667 9 -24 12t p :~ $88 .00 Your' Herl D eater Thrrd St R acrne, Ohto Ph 949 -596 1 -:;--.-.----------- HO Us e , Slf2 acres rn Portland Ca ll (6 14 ) 864 ·1 876, after 5 p m 9 24 - 12t c ==~~~TRU~CK~S~~~~ $1 25 EACH 52 oo B•lls - S3 25 ea ch. ss. oo Gold corns X F con d . For Sale -, older - - - - FOR SALE-- - - We We We We H Chevy Capr i Ctaulc. -e ctr l u ll pow er . tn c lud lng ., •• • A ROLL ., SILVER CERTIFICATES Racine Plumbing & Heating - Dan's Shoe Repair older • 9- The Dally St'ntmel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~'riday , St'~ . :~ •• • WHEAT BACK PENNIES .IS A ROLL BUFFALO NICKELS$7 .00 9·21·30ic Dan's Shoe Repair · Mobile Homes for Sale 2b for 1964 and dimes 65 for 1964 and qu arters Sl 30 for 1964 and hl!lt ves 53 •o for 1935 and I'Jollars service. Pom eroy Employment Wanted WANTED TO BUY WILL pAY Accountant Phone 992 -6173 MOTORS, INC. Ph 992-2174 U.S. COINS LARRY WHOBREY, SM_~TH NELSON FUEL 0 I L F urnace com pl et e wllh p1pes a n d regi ster s Kenmo r e gas range and d tshwa sher 19 18 Model T Fo rd tr uck Phone (6 14) 985 4118 9 25 6t c supp~ office N ath a n B•gg s R:adrator Sp ec 1alrsl CATER PILLAR 0 6 bu ll do ze r hy draulic angle b lade, heavy c ab Good con d tltO n Harold Brew e r , Lo ng Bottom , 614 98 5 355 4 921tfc ' . BOOKKEEPING, Tax Advisory Service, Collection systems, , S EVERAL lamtlte S, nr ce se l ec t ton of m en's and 318 N 2nd M•ddle porl , 0 . w o men's c lot h mg . srzes 24'':> to 1n f ant s, househ o ld f ur Jobber In n tlu r e, baby fu r n rtur e , drop TEXAS WESTERN rn elec rang e untt and hoo d , b 1c yctes, (26" boy s and 197.:1 Y AMA HA 360 MX , ex BOOTS g1r l s, 24" g trl s) toys , ce ll ent con dition , S800 A l so. houseplants tropi c al ftsh , B c hannel H a llt c rafler C B KNAPP SHOES duc k s, an d rabbtt s. Earl r adro , S50 J ames L SHEBOYGAN H unt's restden ce . 21' 1 mti('S Chad w ell , Rt 1, Reedsvil l e, east o f Chester tus t o ff 246 Oh tO 45772 Steel Toe Safely Shoes Wa tch for Stgns From 9 9 25 Sic a m till 4 p m W ed nesday , Th ur sday , and F rr day REMINGTON lOOa uto, n e w 12 9 23 31p or 20 g a $172 50 F tf e's, 9·2· 1 mo . M rdd l epo r t. Oh tO YARD Sal e Rt 124 across 9 25 26tc from Syra c u se Park Old Av on bo ll les, so m e fur ITH ACA Model 37 p ump, new ntlure, baby mattress, lots 12 or 20 ga S129 95, Ft f e's, o f gt rl 's c lo t hes , srzed r 6, M tddleport , Oh 10 CARPENTRY , pa n eltng , a n d o ther m 1Sc T h u r sday fl oo rr ng and ce rlt ng Phone 9-25 6tc and F rrday , Se pt 25 th and 992 2759 26th 9 30 a m to 4 p m 9 17 26tc 9 13 31( WHOLE SA LE shot she ll s , --- - ~--------deer sl ugs , 22 long rtfl e. 2'1 K t:.M OD E L1 N G Plu mbtng, BAR N YA RD Ya rd Sa le Se pt mag bear a n d Jennrngs h ea t tn g and all types of 26 and 27, 9 a m ttl! 5 p m Bos 40 pe t off li st. Ftfe's , ge n eral repatr Work F oot of M assar H til , St ate M tdd le por1 Ohio gua r antee d '10 y ears ex' Rt 7 A nt i ques. A laddtn 9 25 til e per1ence Pho n e 992 2409 tamp , telephone . lot s of . 5 1 lfr.... d 1sh es Clo t h 1n g TWO BLACK POODLES , 1 9 23 3t c ma t e a n d 1 female AKC Reg1s t er ed. Conn t rumpet , PORCH Sal e, Laur el Clrff , l year o ld . Like new Sear ' s Se pt 22 through 26 T e d Will ram son's 7112 h p 197 1 MOBILE Hom e, c lose t o Ctot h 1n g , old bottles, toys outboar d m o tor , Sear's amp Phone 742J M e rgs Mm es Ph one 992 707 5 fo r e l ec gu rtar . 3 hookup s 6582 . 9 23 3t c Phone 004 l 882 3205 9 23 6tp 9 25 6t c YARD SA LE , anttq u es, ONE 1969 Com mun tt y H ome s. dep r esston glass , k 1t c hen (3 bed r m ) a ll elect r tc cabmets, baby rt ems. and CL ARI NET , good condtf ton , mobt l e home and I acre lot c hi ld r en's and adult reasonable Phone 949 4 11 .:1 Ready to ltve 10 Prtce c loth tn g, all stzes , old 9 25 3tc 59 , 500 2 m ties from radiOS , use d furntture , l ong Rutl and Can be seen by dresses off1c e ly pew rtf er , appt by ca ll tn g 99 2 3537 glassware , po r c h g irder w1th S FT 3 P T HITCH , bush hog . after 5 p m S225 00 Pho n e 985 3594 c ushto n s , 9a m ti ll" Frt day 9 23 tf c 9 19 Sip and Sa t urday , Se pt 26 and 27 Fourth and Crooks 51 , 3 P T HIT CH mower to f1l Sy racu se Ph o n e 992 3717 or Fo rd or Fe r guson t ra c tor 992 5866 Ram or shrn e '$125 00 Phone 985 35 94 6 r: o oM ana bath , t1r ep lace , 9 24 Jt c 9 19 6tp full bne ment. fu e l or l heaL -- ---- --- -~L--drrlled welt. 4 room s, and h all carpe t ed , 2 ro o m s, 3 SE T S- 4 charr d inettes , S7 5 hardwood floor s, atumrnum ea 2 dr refrtgerator d uo , si din g. s t o rm windows , $175, eye level oven and IN D AS H 23 Channel Ct lr ze n 's garage and t ool shed . Phone rangetop , gas , harves t gold . Band tr an sce 1ve r , am fm 247 2063 or 247 252 1 after 5 5 125, artdrc tal fir e p lace , 9 25 .:ltc m px radi o , 8 track stereo S50, bed s, S25 ea , coffee Call 992 3965 tabl e and end table , S35 , 1114 ACR E on Rt 7 tO Se ar's stereo AM F M Tape - - - - - - -- - - - -- -9 a- lf- c Pomeroy, etec. , sewe r , and Tra ck c on ~o r e , S200 All 1010 JOH N DEERE - dozer, water , S3000 o r would take these are new Phone 99 2 p iC kup o r l and 1n country rn dtese t en g m e, $45 ,000 00 985 7777 3594 trad e Phon e (30 4) 773 597 5 9 25 3t c 9 25 3tp 9 19 Sip 1010 JO HN DEERE dozer , 6 fl blade, ca n apy , wm ch, reverse r bar, gasoline eng ine $45 ,000 00 985 3594 9 19 Stp ..."''• :r ~: ....... 4 W HEEL DRIVE Fo r d 7-.9 flat dump truck , Harold B rewer ; Long Bottom , Oh ro , 614 985 3554 9 21 He - --------- -- ~-- •• Servi~es Business 9·18 ·261c 9 ·I 1 USED C HAIN s aws , 498 Locus t St , Mtdd l eport Phone 99 2 3092 5 p m Sa t u rday , Ro ck 5 1 tn househo l ds Wr1 l c M 0 . M1lle r Rt <1, Pomeroy . Oh10 Call 997 7760 10 7 74 WHE~ I ( )I IGOAPAIJ I [) Ju•nhlf'll brass h. Is · c . ~ _f;· d ~ e . elit~nel lassz ze s For Sales BA ~E ME Nl 10F T STE P LADDER . 20 fl ex ten s ton ladd er, 4 5 cu fl wheelbarrow Phon e 742 5435 9 26 2tp u:se R esu. lts I ' ' " I ' �• 8 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Frida:y, Sept.' ~6, 1975. ~1YW®l1)];; 11.at - t M """"9""" ~~:~r:~~.~~·~~h ~:~~oo:;~.~!.~·~~ ", c form four ordm a ry words. v v .r or r a.st I Wanted To Buy ""'' Yard Sale SA LE , Thur s day , F rrday and Sa lurday , Sp rrng Ave above old fle a market 9 am trll ' 9 25 2tc -------------BA SE MENT Sa te, 10 am 1;"11 .:n ..------------o tu r n1 tur e. - 1ce boxes , - ' r) VYCOO:V I 1 bed s, or co mplc re THE FAMOUS TRACK 'Sl"A R JOINED l"HE CASe "THE P LAY MANAGE D TO HAVE THIS . Po meroy R rgh l turn off Sp r mg Ave Follow St gn s 9 '16 lie YARD SALE, S aturday Se ptember 27, 9 00 a m ttl! dar k W tnf er coats , d resses , s ta c k s, ster eo. TV , etc G UY SA R GE N T RE SID ENCE Wo lfe Pen Road ( ft fth house on right up Wolf Pen Rd fr om 143) 9 25 2tc "Pets CH I CHUA H UA dogs. One b l ac k Fe male 3 yr o l d, and 6 mo nth o ld pup 4465 Pho n e 7.4 2 9 25 31c Now &rranre the cucled lette rs WELL TRA I NED Beagles to form the surprise answer. as A t so, pup~ fr o m 5 weeks to 5 surgested by the above cartoon . month s Phone 742 38 10, or L l .:.:: Print ::.-t::.:SU lle ::::R:..::: PIIISE ::::A =NSW = Ill::..::he::..:: re _jl A rI I a f ter Oc t I Jr: I D BOWER DAUNT MIN GLE WANT ADS I NFORMATION D EA DLINE S P I A N O f un tn g La n e Da nt e l s, PM Day Before Pub Phone 992 2082 tocat10n 8-28 26t p Monday D ead l tne ~a m Cance llat tOn Corr ec I tons Wtll b e a cc ept ed unltl 9 am lor Day o f Publlcatton REGULATION S The Publt sher r ese r ves the rtght to edll or r e 1ec t an y ads deeme d ob1ec t tona t Th e pub l tS h er wtll n ot be respo n stb l e for more than one tncorrect msertton RATES For Want Ad Serv •ce 5 cents p er Word one tn sertton Mmtmum Charge S1 00 14 cen ts per word t hre!' consecuttve •nsert tons 26 cents per word Stll. con secu t tve •nse rttons Effect Jve Oct. 1, 197 5 ?5 Pe r Cent Dtscounl on pa•d OFF IC E HOUR S BY ads and ads p a td Wtlh tn 10 days AP POINTMENT CAR D OF THANK S & Obtfuary $2 00 f or 50 word mtn1mum E~--'- u.::!dtl tunal word Jc BLIND ADS Ad d1 t ronal 25c: Charge per Adverttsement OFFI CE HOUR S a JO a m to S 00 p m Oa t1 y, 8 JO a m to 12 00 No on Sat ur day Notice 9 24 41p TO G I VE AWAY - 7 puppieS p art Beegle and p art B luettck Phon e 949 5172 9 24 6tc For Rent NOTICE I --------------- 2 story ho use dleport , turnt shed (304) 675 18]1 9 25 6t c 4 RM apartme n,· coup l e on l y Ph one ~~2 3975 9 25 lf c -------------- 4 RM FUR N I SHED apt for ren t Phone 992 3656 9 3 He 4 ROOM house . doubl e car ga rag e tn Pom er oy Fo r rnforma 110n ca rt 992 2502 9 24 Jtc TRA IL ER l ot good l oc arron , c lose to school bus, gas, wa ter , etec Availa b l e m M1ddleport Phone 992 2864 9 24 6t c 4 Opening Oct. 1 Sales and Service IN MEMOR Y of 'niy h usband Joh n R Dav tS who d ted Sept 26, 1955 Prec1ou s m emor1es how they ltnger , How t hey eve r flood my soul I n the stil l ness o f the m td n tl e, Prectous memo rt es un fo ld H1s w if e, Ed 1t h Davts 9 26 lt c Located At Junction 7-33 Pomeroy ,, . NEW Wanted C~S H p ato 1or all mak es and models O'f mob il e homes Phone area c ode 6 14 423 95 31 .1 13 tf c . " OIL OF MINK " producls n ew ca tal ogs Ge l on o u r growrng cu s tom e r I 1SI Or mayb e yo u wo u ld l tke to t ake orders? Ph one Helen J Brown , 992 5 113 , KOSCO T I ndependent Dtstrtbutor 9 21 tfc Walnuts Are Lost REWARD for rntorma llon le8d lng to th e recovery of 3 preces, 20 t t lon g of 12" ga lvaniz ed culvert ptp e s tol en from con slruct• on s.r e of Chester Tuppers Platns Water D tstrr c t , new offic e Contact Btl! Pul l ins , Pomeroy. O h io, 99 2 2478 9 26 3tc LOST - Ltc ense p l ates z 618 B. Pho ne Daniel Da vtdson , 1747 Ch ester Rd , Pome r oy, 992 7208 ~h! Start ing October 1 we are buying Black Walnuts at market price . Br1ng your Black Walnuts to : 3 R M S fu rn ts h ed and bath apt on grou n d fl oor A dul ts only, r e f eren<e Ca ll 99 2 2050 afte r 1 p m 9 23 51< : ou NT R Y Mo bil e Hom e P nrk R t 11 te nrn ilcs norn1 o f Pontc r oy Larq c lo t s Wtl h co n cre t e pa ttos Std ew alk s runners and o ft s treet ~ <lr ktnQ Pho n e 99/ 7 179 17 J r tf c 1 TRA I LER sp a ce for rent A ll UltlllteS Phone 99'1 5535 9 16 lfc: - - - - - -=- -- - - - - - - - ·F URNI ~ H t:. U cq.Jdrtment , adu l ts onl y tn Mt dd leport Phon e 992 3874 3 25 t f c TR A.tLER space tor r ~ ntrt e d , Ch ester $ 15 per month Phone 949 352 1 9 26 31c 2 BEDRM mobile Conta c t A l bert Hrll 949 -2261 h ome Phone 9 26 6tc Excelsior SaH OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT MASONIC TEMPLE Works, Inc. Box 267 BUILDING POMEROY, OHIO CONTACT · DALE E. SMITH at 992· 5329 or THOMAS C. EDWARDS at 992·1052 or TED REED JR. al992·2052 9 25 3tc W IL L BE giv rn g prano le ssons tn my home begtnntng Se pt 22 Fo r ap po intment , call 949 2B03 9 26 -6tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT cas e N o. 21616 Estat e of NEY N CAR - WILL c&re for el derly wome n PENTER Deceased. tn my home Phone 99 2 7314 No t1ce rs h.e r e b y g1ven t hat 9 26-6tc Rober t s Parker of 611 S Se cond S tr ee t , Middl epo rt , SHOOTING Ma tc h , Corn Ohro , has been du ly a p porn t ed H o llow , Sund ay , Sept 28 , at Executor of th e E stat e of Ney 1 p m 1 mrle p ast M rle N Carpenter , deceased , l at e Cemetery o u t of Rutland of Co tumbta Townshtp , Metgs 9 26 2tc Co unty , O hi O Credr tors are r equ t red to flle the1 r c la rm s with sa td PICK YOUR own g reen beans at $4 00 b u Bring own f rduciary wr t hm fou r months c ontatners A rnold Hupp , Dated thi s 8th day of Sep te m be r 1975 Le tar t Falls , 247 2623 9 21 6t c Manning D Webste r Ju dg e W IL L CA RE f o r eldee rly Cou r t of Co m mon P l eas fema l e p a t tent tn my home Proba t e DtVtStOn Phone ( 614 ) 667 -3402 9 25 5tc (9) 12. 19, 26. 3t c RM and b at h fu rntshed up s t arrs ap t Phon e 992 590B 9 24 t f c 3 /\ NO .!1 ROOM f ur ntSt1c d and unf u r nt sh ed apartmen ts Ph one 997 5<131 I 17 !f c: Po m e ro y, Oh 10 --------------- Oh10 7 RM D&M APPLIANCE NEW VILLAGE Manor Apartments tn Mrddleport, 1 b ed room a pt s from $1 04 plus elec Call 992 327 3 o r see Mr s Keatley. Ap t 101. R 1vers rde A partme nts 8-28 -26fp 3 BEDROOM to t al electr tc home in Rutlan d , furn i Shed or unfurn ts hed Ph one 992 7336 aft er 5 durrn g week days 9 21 6tp TR A ILE R space f or rent •n Mrddleport Phone 992 54 34 8 29 26 tc PR I VA T E me e ttng r oom tor any org a n• zatton p hone 99 2 3975 J 11 tf c Yard Sale Big Reduction Sale! Reg. Sa le P n ce Pnce 2 Love SeattS-------~-.....25 00 ea 15 00 ea 2 Other Love Seal 169 95 ea 139.95 ea 199 95 169 95 Green H1de· A· Be Green Sof 39 95 18 00 2 Pc Be1ge LR Su1te 169 95 11 5 00 3 Pc Livmg Room Su1l 139 .95 88 00 2 Pc Livmg Room Sud 9.95 2 Breakfast Set Gold Elec Dryer, li ke ne Copper 2 Oven Rang 15 .00 29 95 ea . 15.00 ea 175 00 139 .95 29.95 139 .95 Copper Hoover Port Wa sher 135 00 89 95 15 Sets ot Bunk Bed '-.,.---:::--With 31/:z" post , m ne r spnng m a ftresL-199 00 ea 129 95 ea 3Uprtght Portable Te levision~~~~~~~===~ 5j0'00 Freezer. hk e new , frost fre 88 up 00 21 cu . II Chest Freeze 239 95 T wi n Si ze Mattresse 0 00 up Sma ll Qpen Front Heate·· 14 Desks. all me 19 95 49 95 up M I SC SA LE , H em lo ck Grove Gra ng e Thur sday and Fr tday , 9 am to 4 p m 9 '13 Jtp Co nta c t Dean Sch r ack, Box .· CHANGE OF OFFICE HOURS DAN NOTTER, D.V.M. In Memory 3, 742 252 1 92 Rut l and YARD SALE , baby things , pll!ly pen , n 1c e clothtng , cer am res. c ur t ain s, toys , mt sc Items 1 mrle from Cheste r , bridg e oppos1 te Golf Course , 9 lrll S F nday and Sa turday , Phone (614) 98 5 3335 9 25 -2tc - ---- 3 FA M ILY Ya rd Sale , Thurs day th rough Saturday begtnnmg at 10 am Wt l m a Casto, Portland , Ohto 9 23 Jt c AKC Reg tr. s h Setter mate 1 year 5 mon t hs o l d , $65 GLOBAL U /tal llli l wd•ll l umt. l'o tunf ~ "' /111 lh11 1 II '"'''{I t!ltl ' 1u H ' - BOUND TO WIN - -- -- ---~ - v 26 61p (An •worr• tu morro"') STE"REO RADIO. AM FM. 8 track tape c om b tn ahon Ba l ance $ 10 1 29 or te rm s Call 992 3965 . 9 21 If ( -- ------------ FT OVER H EAD gar ag e doo r co mpl e te , l arge vise , modern bathtub. large roll abou t , too l box , 308 Page St , Mr ddl eport, phone 992 3509 9 23 5t c L L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - -- - --,-------:" I ::: EXPER.JENCED I Radlato ' " . 1 Set vlce . From the larg es t Tru ck. or BtJ !I dozer Radrato r to t h e S'}llall es t H eate r Core Real Estate for Sale PIONEER" CHAIN SAWS TWO 1 178 x 14 Goo d ye ar Ste el belted snow t tr es Cont ac t A lbert Hill at 949 2261 9 26 6tc FOR SAL E or trad e fo r ca r of equal val ue, 19 73 GMC tru ck, 4 speed Complete mechan i cal tool se t. t;4 , :VS and 1/::t dr tve , open and box wren c hes , t ool box and car t Phon e 696 1292 9 25 21c 197 2 FORD tra c tor Phone 992 2990 UPPER SEC TION Rust1c H i lls , Syracuse , Oh ro , Modern 3 bedroom , all electr~c. 52 .000 BTU a i r condtltoner Just b urtt Recreation room A ll ca r peted 27x 14, $24,000 Phone 992 7523 2000 9 21 6t p -------------M IDDLEPOR T , ne w 9 22 6t c 195-4 FERGUSON tra c to r with a ccesso rres Phon e 84 3 2561 9_ 24_ 6tc _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ____..! _ _ _ _ WILKINSON 9 24 6tp -------------1973 F X350 Har ley Davrd son , SMALL ENGINES less than 1,000 m ties , $BOO Phone 992 2967 a fter 5 p m 9 24 4tc 498 Locust Street Middleport, Ohio Ph. 992-3092 COMPLETE D ts p 20 h ea d of horses, Reg1s tere d and grade, sho w and pleasure Phon e (61 4) 3BB 0991 or 367 7481 9-24 -6tc GUNS and Ammo Our fall s tock is now here Complete l1ne of Rem rngton , Winc.hester , lthica . Savage Slug bo;~rrel s tn stoc k for most brand shot g un s, but in short supply Ge t th em while th ey la st Money short , lay a way your tall hunting n eeds N ew Fall store hours st arting Sept 5, 10 a m to 9 p m , Monday Sa turday V Il lage Gu n Sh opp e. 266 Mrll Sl , Phone 992 5177 , f inan cing available 9 3 26t c LIVIN G r oo m sut t e, end and coffee table , lamps, bedrm sutfe, reclin er, uprtght freezer P hon e 992 -7369 9 24 3tc RADIATORS , do o rs and wmdows, and other used burldmg materral tall 992 2720 9 24 Jtc 1975 FIREBIRD Formula 400 A c , lilt wheel. facto ry ta p e, mags and gauges Low mileage Phone 7.:12 5943 9 24 4tc - ----------- --- ------------- - FUEL OIL Heating Stoves ' ~--~C~h~e~ s~~~70~h~lo.____ _~ ACRE F arm , ap pro x rmatel y 17 acres far m mg ground Located one m i le back of Phil tp Spo rn Plant On blacktopped road Ca ll (304 ) B82 -2297 afte r 5 p m 9-25 -6tc kr tchen , approximately 1 acre of ground , 2 garden spaces, 3 outbuildings. own water supply, fuel orl heat off Rl 143on Ball Run Road . Phone 992 2889 Shown by appo tntment only 9 26 -3tc ., NO. 135 - 8 64 acres vacant lan~ on paved road 3 miles POMEROY LANDMARK 3 W'.J. .ack W . Carsey , Mgr. J8iiijl (!!)one 992·2181 $11 ,500 Auto Sales .. , NO. 142 - 1966 FALC ON , -80 ,000 miles , .good dependable car for S260, or best offer Phone 99 2 5190 air cond1t 1onrng, See at 13 1 L aur e l St , Pam eroy , Oh ro 9 23 6tc -------------1966 CHR YS LER Newpor t , .:1 new tir es Phon e ( 614 ) 98 5 3307 o r 985 -3334 Approximately 98 acres , 2 acre lake stocked, large barn, new roof , new alum . storm wmdows , lots _ of w oods , clo se t o n ew mrne area , $40.000 _______ 1 9~5 MUSTA NG . 318 1 phon e 992 Paint Paint Paint Paint .i: Houses , Barns i... Roofs Anything ·:_: .... ... ... i.. . :: F.REE ESTIMATES _ ·i. Blown Insulation Service. .i. Blown into Walls & Atttcs 1 STORM WINDOWS& DOOR.S REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING,SOFFITT GUTTERS.AINNINGS ~ EWING home an d bath . basement. double garage , car por t. workshop over ga ra ge , 3 outburld tng s, Salem St , Rutland Phon e 74241 11 9 23 6t c iI j - -- - - - -.- - w 11 L fl<IM--or-CUt trees and shrubbery Phone 949 3221 or 742 -4441 9 7-24 tc POMEROY - TOO MAN Y CHILDREN TO LIVE IN A SHOE - but not for th1s home - 4 bedroom s • 2 baths. Large living , Utility R , larg e . por ch (gla ss enclosed). N.G. hot water heat , Recreation R , garage JUST $30,000 00 POMEROY - CLOSE TO SC HOOL - 2 story frame tn excellent condition , 3 BR , bath . nice kitchen W range. di sposal. N.G hot water heat Full basement $17,000. MIDDLEPORT Beautiful lot, frame a nd stone building. bath. N G forced paneling bedrooms wtfh close ts , hot w ater heat , l arge li vi ng and nice front porch in Middleport, $16.500. NEW LISTING - 'I• acre WOULD YOU BELIEVE? • Bu rl d an all stee l buildmg at : Po le Barn prices ? Golden G tan t All Stea l Burldings, R t 4, Box 148 , Waverly , Oh ro Ph o ne 947 2296 7 24 lf c ~ -- - K7'= WE 00 aluminu m srding, gutter work , roofing, pane lr ng , parnt1ng , plum brng , We frx the whole house . AI Tromm ,• ' 742 5081 ;,.'=--- ...,.,.Y- 24 -f ' 1 , ; ~!, _- •· ,'-: .. ..... , .. , Il l r1 rt~ ~;.~ LET USDO-iTf! Ul '. earpeting · ~ -,. ... ,,t· .',"' 501 NYLON · ·~ ... " ''\& ...... 9~ Square 4 1-· ~·~ RUBI\EifBi\CK• ·-, "" ~ Yard heat, large modern kit., with range, dishwasher, dispOsal , and birch cabinets , 5 acres . 1 3 acre lot in Lebanon township Also building lot at Dorcas. HUNTING LAND - Around 100 acres with young timber mtnerals. 5235 per acre . . ~~ loe have hundreds""··r-a'1 carpet values Your" lob C1!t-~ be completed rn 1 to weeks No long waiting . 11 1 :a period Our installer has ~8 , 1., years experience . Expert ... m s taHatron You'll like ., . J,,, w h a 1 you get l l.l t.) t' rwe _3 <:'".4:1:1- 742·4211 IF YOU DON'T KNOW REAL ESTATE , KNOW YOUR REAL TOR, at 992·3325. Branch Manager 9 21-tfc ., - -- -------~---- ... TALK TO WE.NDELL GR,P.TE, CARPET c;ONSUI TANT" RUTLAND · FURNITURE 7u:un - - Ruo1;na CONTACT: L91s Pauley -. ·~ 'I ' ' fi. V ' . I ' . ' '\ ' I' l ;<"' ~ ... ' '. 1971 atRYSl.ER ................ -.....~1595 1971 BUICK RIVIERA ....... --.... ..'1995 Sport Coupe, fully equipped 4Dr. , auto., P.S. 4 Or . wagon . ' . .' ~ . ~ . .. ' ' --- . ' .. U Cadiflac Covtte Devure, while with v qr"een leath er tnterior , full power . AM F M & tape, T & T wheeL c rut se con tro l. rad la~ trres . 24.000 miles. fe e I air c ond Sh•r'P U-400 . r'OOf. full power , F A .. nice l nftr lor Was SSIOO Now uns . 73 Olds 91 Lu•ury Sedan, It blue , matching V top l!lnd tnterlor , full power T & T wheel , ,F A . rad. l"l 1tres Was $4l95 , Now NOTICE OF FLILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The St•te of Ohro, Metgs County Court of Common Pleas, Pr'obate Division To Ihe Executor or Ad such of the followmg as are residents of the State of Ohio, viz - the surviving spouse. the next of kin, the beneficiaries under Ihe will ; nns. SllU . 12 Old s 98 Luxury Sedan, ligh 1 green w tth green viny l roof & ma t ch ing int , full power , AM F M , T&T w h eel , tact air co nd , dual comfort seat One S2895 12 Dodge Swinger Coupe. vreen green v root. matching r nl~r l or . J 1• v .., auto. P s , sport wheels Was 12'095 Now Slits ~ 70 Ch evy El Camino. gold, b lk V roof, blk .nterlor , V 8. aut o , P s , nice was $1895 Now Sl69S 70 Dodge Monaco 4- 0r , V 8, auto , P s • P B , F A , 1 owner. tow m lleage , was S1595 Now S1l9S . 1:Z Oldt tl H T Sedan, orey matching V -roof and interior . full power , F A , Was 57195 Now UUS. ton Pickup. s td sh1ft , only 250 cu. 1n engrne One very ca r e lulloca l owner Very clea n Gas miser for tru ck . 71 Torino Coupe•••••••••••••••••• s1495 2 Or 71 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 V 8, auto , P S , r u n s body rough 5995. 70 Oldt tl H. T, sedan , Lt . btu~ . marching cloth In terlor , full power Including windows, F A Was $149 5 Now 11095. Sedan , std shift , 6 cy l eng tne 75 Ford Gran Torino •••••••••••••• $AVE .:1 Or Sedan, small V -8, a rr conditroned Onl y 5,1 65 e as y miles by Dri ve r 's T raining Cadtllac Sedan, •th beige top, full A S895 . 1970 blue , cloth P S , $2295 powe·r Our Loss Is Your Gain Monte Culo, lig ht bl ue vrnyl top . blue •nt , JSO V B. aura , P B , w s w , wa s Now S209S . 74 Ford Gran Torino ••••••••••••••13495 11 Ford LTD Wagon, full power , F A , luggage rack . radial tires Wee S1995 Now 516f5. 4 Dr Seda n , small V 8, a rr condt f•one d , beautiful m ap pearance. E xcellent condtt ton See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin K b •h 70 Ford Maverick ••••••••••••••••• !995 2 Dr , Sedan , 6 cy l , std shrft , ga s mtser SAVE ON THE LA~T OF THE /!J· ~ See : Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, or Dan Thompson . 1-DELTA 88 HT COUPE 1-0MEGA COUPE 1-STARFIRE COUPE 1- DEL TA 88 ROYAL HT SEDAN {Lloyd's "Demo"} OPEN EVENINGS TIL 7: 00 EXCEPT THURS. AND SAT. TIL S: OO Pomeroy M_o tor co · $1850 $1495 $2095 $1295 tires, automatic, Apple Grove News Notes By Mn. Herbert Rousb Mr. and Mrs. Butch Abies, Ronnie Ables, Vicki Ables of •·hville spent the weekend nr;) with Mr . and Mrs. Jack Abies and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Congo of Portland. Mrs. Phyllis O'Brien and Unda and Carol visited Mrs. Larry Groggel at Proc- PHONE 992-2196 .. K.ARR & VAN ZAND.T 461 S. Third Middleport Shelly, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs . Gary Roush and Jeremy, Dick Smith., Joann Roush, Vicki, John , and Mike Roush and Mrs. Edna Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade spent the weekend w1th Mrs . Edna Roush, Mrs . Gladys Shields and visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Saturday afternoon . The McDades live at Troy, Ohio. Mrs. Carroll Norri s of Syracuse vtstted her mother, Mrs. Eula Wolfe Saturday evening . Burhl Wolfe of Buckeye Lake visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Gordon Wolfe recently. Mr . and Mrs . Roger Manuel and Angie spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs . Don Riffle and family at Lucasville . Mrs. Eileen Buck, Early Roush, Mr. and Mrs. DaviS Green and children vistted Mr. and Mrs. Pat Green at Louisville, Ky. over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Green spent two weeks at Louisville and returned to thetr home m Oregon on Friday. Mrs. Bob Spencer visited Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mrs. Margie Hunt Wednesday. the arorementioned persons Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stover Case No 21.349, Atlanta are announcing the birth of a Georgia Cook , Bedford daughter, Sherry Dawn, Township. Meigs County, Ohio . weighing 5 lb., 5 oz. at You are hereby notlrled that Pleasant Valley Hospital. the Inventory 8nd Ap torville. pralsement of the eslate of the Carl Mangus of Saxonburg, Grandparents are Mr. and efonmentioned, deceased, lote of saldCounty. was flied 1n Pa., spent four days with his Mrs. Wallie Stover, local, this Court. Said Inventory and SIS. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Ada Rowe and Gerald Appraisement will be for hearing before this Court on Smith Sr. Sellers of Portland. John 1975 Sellers of Portland is a great~~·~ho~~~co:Aoc~ber · ' at Bill Wilson and friend, Any person desiring to file David, of Bolivar Dam spent grandfather. exceptions thereto must file a recent weekend wt"th Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Richard them at least five days prior to Wilson of Detroit visited Mrs. lilt date sel tor hearing . Enna Wilson. Given under my hand and d · C 11 Wilson Tusday ... 1 of said Court. fhls 23rd • Mr. an Mrs. Jtm onna y, Erma evening. Brian lll•d Shelly, of Syracuse day of October , 1975. Manning D. Webster, Judge VIS.ited his parents, Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. R(/l:er Birch ly Janet E. Morris, of Racine visited Mr. and thlaf Deputy Clerk Mrs . Everette Connolly Mrs. William Wickline and _se_P!.:_ _ _:~ -~_:!.:..._~-.!~ Sunday. sons Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van N(>"l ICE OF Virgil HiD of the towboat APPOINTMENT Meter, Becky and Melanie, of Case No. 21621 Rachel spent some time with Estate ol ETHEL M. CROSS, Morning Star spent an his wife, Kathryn, and Deceased. evening )Vith Mrs. Enna Notice Is hereby given that family . J_ Dillon Cross, of Racine , Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart OhJo !l has been duly appointed Edith Gilkey of Gallipolis Adm nlstrator of the Estate of were pleasantly surprised on Ethel M . Cross, deceased , late and Rollln Dill of Pomeroy their 2Mh wedding anat Meigs county, Oh ro visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Creditors are r"equlred to niversary Saturday evening file their clal,.s with said Ables Sunday. fiduciary within four months Mrs. Allee Balser spent by their relatives. Ice cream, Dated this 9th day of Sep Sunday night with her son, cake and punch were served tember' 197.5. Laurence Balser and family to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Manning D Webster Hayman and Keith. Mrs. Judge at Tuppers Plains. Court of Common Pleas, The chidren of Mr. and Beverly Cunningham and Probate Division Mrs. Lester Roush surprised daughter, Olevia, Mr. and 19) 12. 19, 26, 3tc their father on his birthday Mrs . Gene Jewell and Too Late oo Closslrv Tuesday evening. Home children of Letart, W. Va., Yard Sales made ice cre8I11 and cake Mrs. !lnley Hart, Bruce Hart YARD SALE. all doy sunday. were served to Mr. and•Mrs. and Lorna BeD of Colwnbus. Sept . 28, Route 7 bypass · • noa·r Hobson . Roger Manue,l apd Angie, They received many lovely gifts. ---------~~·26_11< Mrs. Jim Connolly, Brian and and to the attorney or at torneys representm'g any of T , rnterlor . full power, F A Was 12895. Now 49 Chevelle SS 396, 4 sD•••• 396 eng rn e, power steering, rad i Al t i re s, u wheels , one owner , S1495 gold , blk v roof , mat ch ln g tnler lor . full power , F A Was S2495 Now Sulctc Electra , gold, belae v lop , beige 2 dr . 111 FORD Located on ,St- Rt. 7 2 SIGNS OF . QUALITY 72 Otds Cullau Coupe, oold , blk V roof . blk tn ter l or , full power , F A , rodlol fires UIU . ""'f'lmpala Custom 'coupe, 12 Oldl 91 H . T Sedan, white , bUt V r oof , blk tnlenor, full power , m cl ud•no Wtndows and 6 way sea t . T whetL rad•al tires , F A was ' 3295 Now Ult5 n,u. 12 utts. ll39S 7l Nova Coupe, blut w 1th blue c tofh Inte r i or , 3.50 V 8. auto , p s , p b , sport wheels , J mile-s Was s28'fr NEW 1976 OLDS SHOWING TODAY & SATURDAY RIGGS USED CARS OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6 PM Mrs . Gerald Hayman and Ketth visited Mr. and Mrs. Walhe Stover Sunday afternoon . Brice Hart of Racme was a guest of Keith Hayman over the weekend . Dallas Hill, Harry Hill, John Hill , Darren Nom s, Rev. Howard Shiveley visited Chfford Htll at Riverside Methodis t Hospital in Colwnbus Tuesday. Clifford ts a patient at Rtverside due to cutting hts left hand with an electric saw. He would apprecoate cards or letters. Mrs . Florence Smith, Mrs. Etleen Buck of the local church , Mrs . berta Thaxton , Mrs. Betty htvely of the Racme church Mrs. Mabei ·Shtelds, Mrs . lene Fi s her , Mrs. tldred Donohew. Mrs Fe e B. Hayman of the E Letart Church attend conference Met s Wom e n at the ethodost Church m Ath ens Sunday. Open Saturday CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE Til5:00 P - M. PHONE 992·5342 GMAt:: FINANCING AVAILABLE Pomeroy, Ohio "YOU'LL LIKE OUR QUALITY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS" Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on Sept 21 was 48, offering $20.40 Worship services were held at 11 a. m with Duane Sydenstrtcker, leading and the Rev . Meece speaking from Rev . 19:5-9 on "Home Going" "Christ as the Brodegroom, Will take his Bnde the Church" from Day of Pentecost on to the present tome to be wo th him and will establish his kingdom forever on earth." Mr. and Mrs Sydenstrtcker sang a special nwnber . Attendance at this service was 53 A basket donner was served at noon. At I· 30 the afternoon progr a m began with Congregational smging led by Chas. Woode. Rev. Meece gave mtroductory remarks. Prayer by Rev Meece followed and then he turned the meeting over to the Sunday School Supt. Uoyd Dillinger. On the program were the Ladies Trw from Mt. Zton Chur ch at Minerals Wells. W. Va ., the Coe famoly from Vanderhoof Church , Harold Yoak from Belpre, Mr. and Mrs . Sydenstricker, Decatur, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Frederick of North Bethel, Mrs. Tom Russell of Vanderhoof and Florence Spencer and Howard Flan· ders and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D Woode a ll local. Goving testimonies were Warren Bentz of Gloulller, Carne Burson from Athens and Bernice Hawkey of Millstone, W. Va. Rev Robert Bumgarner, Mod. dleport, director of Me1gs Co. Coop Parish, gave the offenng prayer . Attendance for the af. lernoon program was 90 with Orange Church, Vanderhoof, Tuppers Plains , Chester, North Bethel , South Bethel, Chester U. M., Athens Richland Ave., Shade UM, Hemlock Grove, Christian Church and Zion Church in Athens County visiltng churches. Mr . and Mrs. Otto Swartz of Shade called on Clara FoUrod and Nina Robinson Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs . Chas. D. Woode and Nina Robinson attended the hymn sing at South Bethel Church Saturday evening Sept. 20 Atlendance was 32. Next one wtll be held at the Long Bottom Church on Saturday evening, October 25 . Evangelistic services will be held m the Reedsville UM Church Sept 28 and here at Alfred UM Church on Monday evening, Sept. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson spent Friday, Sept 12 on Athens and vistted and took chicken dinner with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson in observance of Thelma's birthday. POMEROY LANES Morning Glories Leaeue September 19,1975 Pis. Tea m S 14 Excelsior 0 11 Co 1• Team J 8 Team 2 6 G&J Auto Part s 4 Spenc er's Market 2 High lnd . Game - Marlene W 1lson 181 , Donna McFarland 170 Hrgh Se r ies Becky Dunfee 454 , Marlene Wilson 440. Team High Game and Se rie s Excetsror Ort Co , 765 and 2234 Frreball League September22 , 1975 Won Lost Team2 2-1 0 Team 4 14 10 Fl!lbrlc Shop 14 10 Team 1 12 12 Team 5 8 16 High l nd Gl!lme Charlotte Ha nn1ng 169, Se lby Manl ey, 152 H rgh Se r i es - Betty Wilson 406, Selby Manley 401 J r-------------------------------------------------------'""1 FALL SALE '· ON NEW BUICK & .PONTIAC ·TRADE-INS SOME GREAT USED CAR BUYS SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC., PH. 992-2174 1975 PONTIAC FIREBIRD•••••'4495 350, auto ., P. S ., P . B., fact. air, tape. Like New. ..J 1974 V.W. BUG •••••••••••••••• .'2895 Orange in color. This is a clean local car . 1974 CHEV. % TON PICKUP. •• 13695 v.s, auto. , P .S., P. B., radio , real sharp truck . 1974 PLYMOUTH VALIANT•••• !3895· Brougham 2 dr . 12,621 miles . 1973 FORD GRAN TORINQ.!2695 2 Dr. H. T., auto., P.S., P.B ., new Pontiac trade· in . Low mileage . H.T., 6 cyl., auto ., P . S., air, only 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA.Q~;-:_~3195 2 Dr. H. T ., vinyl lop, air, tape, one of the shar· pest in town . ' 1973 BUICK RIVIERA ••••••••• !4495 ·Has nearly all the extras on it, local owner · 1969 OLDS TORONAD0........... ~895 Has a lithe extras, rea I nice for 69 model. DON'T YOU WANT TO DO ·BUSINESS WITH A FRIENDLY DEALER? IF SO, COME ON IN TO SMITH NELSON MOTORS, YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER. SMI.TH NELSON MOTORS p.M. Open Evenings nil? & New Hours on Sat . 9A. M . TillS P . M . • I ~ 72. Chevrolet 6 cyl•••••••••••••••••$2195 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ' . ,. 7J Plymouth Furv 111. • dr , V 8, auto . . P S', white Wtth blk V roof. blk tnler.or " need _a little arnr " Wu S2295 Now DAN THOMPSON MANY MORE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM mlnistrator of the estate, t o -----------~~!__ttc :' ~~ 'on•en w•th green v tnyt t op , New Yorker, 4 dr . sedan, air, P 5 ., P B power steering, radro . ' "' · 70 Plymouth Duster •••••••••••••• !1195 1970 NOVA V·BCPE Blk . vinyl roof, grey finish . good SPECI A LI Z E in mobile -- ~ · home f ur nace repai r Phone 992 -5858. ,. 'V cy l Gas M1ser 2 Dr .. 6 cyl .. auto , vinyl roof 1970CHEV CAMARO w F: 4 Std shtft makes this very easy on gas Smallest V -8 350 V -8 automatiC trans , power steering and brakes, dark green finish , vinyl roof, saddle bucket seats, console, radio, like new w-w tires . ..JI ID 72 Opel 2 Dr. Sedan •••••••••••••_$1995 1972. MERC. COMET.... -.. -........ s1495 4-door , local car, air conditioned , full e quipment. - - - -- - I I- YOU are tnlerested rn bu1ld1ng a new home or havtng your prese nt hom e remodeled , contact Roush Construc t ron , 992 -7583, Greg Rou sh 9 17 12tc bath , 2 buildtng red~black 1971 MATADOR do ze r and ditch er Gas , electr tc and wa t er line b u rral. baseme nts, footers , septic systems and brush cleantng Wilt haul f1ll drrt , eo top soil , sand and gravel, " lt mes ton e for drrveways and roads Phon e Charles R: Hatfreld , Backhoe Servrce , Rt I , Rutland , Ohto , 7.:12 6092 7 1190fc porches, basement and all ulllil1es. 515.000. NEW LISTING Near Coolville . 4 bedroom insulated home, 21h baths. hot water or 1973 PINlD strips. 4 CYL····--·-.... ·----~1895 4 Spd . new t ires . Sharp. ).. gas. and bath . Ask1ng 58500. MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedroom trailer 4 Dr . Sed , fact. air. P.S., P. B.. vmyl root n i ce car wtth good economy - - - - - - - - -- - - - OOXCA\TA'THIG . backhoe . 4 Dr . Sedan, 250 cu 1n , 6 cyl. power st eermg , auto tran s A beautrful car _ Sharp 1973 FORD GAL 50()__ ............. s2495 1972 COMET 2 U~ ----- ------- Plus basement $35,000 NEW LISTING - 4 Dr H T , air, P.S.. P. B.. red , black vinyl top 6 cyL std . trans .• radio, like new w-w tires, blue fin1sh. EX CAV A f iNU , do zer, lO ader a nd backhoe work , se ptic t anks tn stalled. dump. trucks and l o boys f or htre , wrll hau l f tll drrt , top sod , lrmestone a n d g r avel., Call B ob or Roger Jeff e rs . day p h one 992 7089 , ni gh t ph on e 992 3525 or 992 52 32 2 11 ftc busi ness lot on Rt 7 East . modern kit., 1973 CHEVY IMPALA ... -...... -..... 24M 1 . - ------------- -- ..r: $6,000. NEW LISTING - 9 rooms. 3 , s an • rans . ~ E LW~D-BOWER S REPAIR " - Sweeper s, toa s t ers, rron's , a ll sma ll apptrances Lawn m ower , nex t to Stat e H1 gh "' " r way Garage on Route 7• ' ~. :­ P hone 985 3825 4 16 tfc NEW LISTING -1'12 acres on the Ohio R1ver on Stale Rl . 338. Old concrete bldck building , 2 drilled wells. A 1s97d4 ,VEdGA, 4 CYL ... --......... -.... ~2395 74 Ford Maverick •••••••••••••••••s2995 1900 Series. 2 dr . H . T ., automat ic p 72 Buick LeSabre Custom Converlrble . f ull power atr , radio . w s w t rres , wheels , S289S . 71 PontiAC H T . r ed . wh•te V roof. v •nlerlo r . full power. F A , new w s w. 36,000 miles was 52695 Now CLEARANCE SALE J Cad•llac Stdan O e V i lo w with white 1n n yt while lea t h er tnterl I power . A M FM & T wheel , radial 11 t air c ond Now U f 1 ns. 1974 OPa MANTA.-..........-·-- ···~2495 RE ADY M I X CUNL~~It:. de l t.Vered rtghl to y ou r p r o tec t F ast and easy F ree es lt ma te s Ph on e 992 32 84 . Goegle rn R ea dy Mix Co , Mtddleport. O h10. 6 30 lf~ p o;. atr f ur nace , & til e, alley tn rear . ASKING , ONLY $7,000. CLELAND REALTY (!he si gn of know how) ACTION & RESULTS ON THE OF YOUR SALE PROPERTY PHONE 992-2259 ....• GOOD BUY '75 owner' s name upon requ est I '.i PORTABLE TO I LE T RENTA L, Co n st ru cl tOn Ou td oor e ven t s Phone Gall1p0 lr s , .146 478 2, Russel l 's P l u m bin g and !-1 eahng 8 l 9 tfc 1975 CHRYSLER NEWP0Rt ...... ~5,000 Custom 4 dr H.T., fully equipped, 2.000 miles. local 1971 FORD 4 DR.:................... '895 1971 PINlD RUNABOUT ......... ..S1095 1969 FORD LID ..... ·---...............!695 1966 CADillAC ..--..---·------- ........s595 2 Dr . Coupe, fully equipped. - 4-10-1 mo DURING OUR 307 V -8, stand t ran s, 6 1 1 ft . bed 1971 atM NOVA ...... -.. -....... s1495 MACHINE , .. : RepArrs , se r vtce, all makes .... • 992 22B4 T h e Fpbr tc( Shop , ~ Pomeroy Au thotrz ed Singe r ~ Sales and Se r vrce we sha rpen Sc tsso r s · 3 29 If-~ l1iil J BEDRM 1973 CHEVY lh TON .. -.-...... __ ..s2195 ... , ::-· Ph. 99_2'3?93 _____ _ 9 25·31c --------------- !... ~ Syracus~. Ohio and 12 acres of bottom . All 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy 992-2298 ::: =· LARRY LAVEN-DER BEDRM home , just fin rs h ed, remode l mg , Sa l e m ' St , Rutland Phone 742 3615 after 4 p m or see M tl o B Hutchison ..___ 9 23 tfc home, home on quiet sfreet off street park1ng . Some butlt m cabinets, large front porc h, large fruit cellar . i: 9 17 1 mo Real Estate for Sale and 2 porches on 2 lots next to store . Above all flOods with nver view _ City water. Nat . NO. 141 - 4 Bedroom older !. Ph. 742·5081 BACK H CJE tor- re nt , hou r or con tract Reg or ex -- CA~vat t ng ty p e . Se ptrc tanks rn stalled Bi ll Pullin s Ph one 992 2478 8 27 tt c NO. 136 - 2 BR older home $10,500 00. tn for $15 . ~0 discount. -~ Salo n Cpe . , u,ndau roof , bucket seats, console, atr, ss wheels. pow seal, /I.M FM rad•O, r adial t ires. ss-ns Was Auto .. fact air. P S . P B ..:a. older l Cad1Hac Se-dan D t Vi_lte, H . Olds Cuf wmd o ws , F A door lo cks . SO 50 divided se-a ls , T.. wh eet. c ru is e controL AM r M stereo 1. sold V 8 stand trans , P S . long wtde bed . 14,000 mtles ::::. '_,. "'! older Free Estimates I AI Tromm land ctea rrn g ponds a nd b a se me n ts , and l and sc aptng Pulttn s E-. cavat rng. phone 992 2478 8 26 30tc 11 ROOMS - CLIPTHISADandbring 11 1973 GMC SPRINt.-......___ ,... s2495 DOZER~ W OR: K , Excavalrng , from new mme area . & 1 yr. old heating system . .....-· ·- SEPTIC TA NK S c l ea n ed Modern Sa ndahon 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 ti c good pla ce for a home Ask1ng Strout Realty 1974 FORD CUSTOM P.U•.... _.. 12895 CALL 742-J6Sl Rutland - Roger Wamsle-y- , Emergency 949-22 11 or n2 - S700 Complete arr co nd tlt Ontng sales a nd se rvt ce, heattng , plumb1ng , roo f 1ng a nd genera l shee t metal work Fr' ee Esttmates 9 14 1 mo 5 ROOMS and bath , modern wtth full base., close to store$. mcludes gas range -------------1968 DODGE , good condrt ton, BAUM .TRUE VALUE 30 All stres on hand , pnces start at $324.69. ' - 1 Wood Burnmg Stove 9·23 Sip . --------------. Stegler & Monogram FOR SAtE 1 12 hp utfve~ Riding Tractor with 40 in. Mower 1 10 hp Case Riding Tractor with 36 in. Mower and Dozer Blade 1 10 hp Wheel Horse, Automatic with 42 in. Mower, Uke New 1 7 hp Wheel Horse with 36 in. Mower 4 New Wheel Horse Demonstration Units decorated , carpeted , gas for ce d atr . 3 b e droo m , ll/2 s tor y co rner lot. st ngle garage, near sc hoo l and sh opp tn g ce nt er, $17 , 500 992 7624 , 58 6 Lm co ln St , M tddl eport 9 16 tf c We service all saws and precision grind chain. 1971 KAWASAKI 500 Call 247 2813 NEW 3 bedrm hom e, br tck fr o nt , 1 car garage, m od ern all elec 1 mile out of Chester Call 949 4692 or 843 2667 9 -24 12t p :~ $88 .00 Your' Herl D eater Thrrd St R acrne, Ohto Ph 949 -596 1 -:;--.-.----------- HO Us e , Slf2 acres rn Portland Ca ll (6 14 ) 864 ·1 876, after 5 p m 9 24 - 12t c ==~~~TRU~CK~S~~~~ $1 25 EACH 52 oo B•lls - S3 25 ea ch. ss. oo Gold corns X F con d . For Sale -, older - - - - FOR SALE-- - - We We We We H Chevy Capr i Ctaulc. -e ctr l u ll pow er . tn c lud lng ., •• • A ROLL ., SILVER CERTIFICATES Racine Plumbing & Heating - Dan's Shoe Repair older • 9- The Dally St'ntmel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~'riday , St'~ . :~ •• • WHEAT BACK PENNIES .IS A ROLL BUFFALO NICKELS$7 .00 9·21·30ic Dan's Shoe Repair · Mobile Homes for Sale 2b for 1964 and dimes 65 for 1964 and qu arters Sl 30 for 1964 and hl!lt ves 53 •o for 1935 and I'Jollars service. Pom eroy Employment Wanted WANTED TO BUY WILL pAY Accountant Phone 992 -6173 MOTORS, INC. Ph 992-2174 U.S. COINS LARRY WHOBREY, SM_~TH NELSON FUEL 0 I L F urnace com pl et e wllh p1pes a n d regi ster s Kenmo r e gas range and d tshwa sher 19 18 Model T Fo rd tr uck Phone (6 14) 985 4118 9 25 6t c supp~ office N ath a n B•gg s R:adrator Sp ec 1alrsl CATER PILLAR 0 6 bu ll do ze r hy draulic angle b lade, heavy c ab Good con d tltO n Harold Brew e r , Lo ng Bottom , 614 98 5 355 4 921tfc ' . BOOKKEEPING, Tax Advisory Service, Collection systems, , S EVERAL lamtlte S, nr ce se l ec t ton of m en's and 318 N 2nd M•ddle porl , 0 . w o men's c lot h mg . srzes 24'':> to 1n f ant s, househ o ld f ur Jobber In n tlu r e, baby fu r n rtur e , drop TEXAS WESTERN rn elec rang e untt and hoo d , b 1c yctes, (26" boy s and 197.:1 Y AMA HA 360 MX , ex BOOTS g1r l s, 24" g trl s) toys , ce ll ent con dition , S800 A l so. houseplants tropi c al ftsh , B c hannel H a llt c rafler C B KNAPP SHOES duc k s, an d rabbtt s. Earl r adro , S50 J ames L SHEBOYGAN H unt's restden ce . 21' 1 mti('S Chad w ell , Rt 1, Reedsvil l e, east o f Chester tus t o ff 246 Oh tO 45772 Steel Toe Safely Shoes Wa tch for Stgns From 9 9 25 Sic a m till 4 p m W ed nesday , Th ur sday , and F rr day REMINGTON lOOa uto, n e w 12 9 23 31p or 20 g a $172 50 F tf e's, 9·2· 1 mo . M rdd l epo r t. Oh tO YARD Sal e Rt 124 across 9 25 26tc from Syra c u se Park Old Av on bo ll les, so m e fur ITH ACA Model 37 p ump, new ntlure, baby mattress, lots 12 or 20 ga S129 95, Ft f e's, o f gt rl 's c lo t hes , srzed r 6, M tddleport , Oh 10 CARPENTRY , pa n eltng , a n d o ther m 1Sc T h u r sday fl oo rr ng and ce rlt ng Phone 9-25 6tc and F rrday , Se pt 25 th and 992 2759 26th 9 30 a m to 4 p m 9 17 26tc 9 13 31( WHOLE SA LE shot she ll s , --- - ~--------deer sl ugs , 22 long rtfl e. 2'1 K t:.M OD E L1 N G Plu mbtng, BAR N YA RD Ya rd Sa le Se pt mag bear a n d Jennrngs h ea t tn g and all types of 26 and 27, 9 a m ttl! 5 p m Bos 40 pe t off li st. Ftfe's , ge n eral repatr Work F oot of M assar H til , St ate M tdd le por1 Ohio gua r antee d '10 y ears ex' Rt 7 A nt i ques. A laddtn 9 25 til e per1ence Pho n e 992 2409 tamp , telephone . lot s of . 5 1 lfr.... d 1sh es Clo t h 1n g TWO BLACK POODLES , 1 9 23 3t c ma t e a n d 1 female AKC Reg1s t er ed. Conn t rumpet , PORCH Sal e, Laur el Clrff , l year o ld . 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M1lle r Rt <1, Pomeroy . Oh10 Call 997 7760 10 7 74 WHE~ I ( )I IGOAPAIJ I [) Ju•nhlf'll brass h. Is · c . ~ _f;· d ~ e . elit~nel lassz ze s For Sales BA ~E ME Nl 10F T STE P LADDER . 20 fl ex ten s ton ladd er, 4 5 cu fl wheelbarrow Phon e 742 5435 9 26 2tp u:se R esu. lts I ' ' " I ' �.. 10 - The Daily Sentine l, Middlepor t-Pomeroy , 0. , Friday, Sept . 26, 1975 Plot claimed to kill Ford, Sen. Kennedy By J. PAUL WYATT JACKSONVILLE . F la. i UP! ) - A federal judge has ordered psychia tric tests for unemployed ~a s stal10 n atte nd ant John Clayto n Massey. charged by the FBI wilh conspiri ng to assassinate President Ford and Sen. F.dward Kenned y. Assistant U.S. Attv . Hobert Yerkes sf:l id 'IlJUrsdav U.S . District Judge Charies H. Scott probably would ho ld a competency hearing within a week of the te sts. Th e FBI said Massey called ,---0-~;:-l~~~resl ~~---~ Grealer For You 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cent paid o n 90 day Certificate s of 'Deposit. $1,000 .00 Minimum . Inter es t Payabl e Quarter! y . A subst.:mt1al pe na lty is invo ke d on all c ert1fl cate a ccounts wi thdrawn prior to the date o l maturity Meigs Co. Branch The Ath en <o County Savinq s & Loan Co 296 Se co nd St . Pom eroy , Ohto - ~ ... . . FBI Special <\gent Hobert H. Anderson in Ocala , F'la ., Wednesday · morning and offer ed to g ive him information a bout an alleged double assassination plot. He told Anderson he was recruited last June at the gas station where he \\'ork ed by a man in a white Cadillac with Texas li cense plat es who as ked him if he wa nted to make "a large a mount of money ," lhe cvmplaint sa id . 1\ ceordtn g to the FBI, so m ewhere on the West Coast, possibly California . Asked wh ether the FBI was takin g Ma ssey 's story seriously, Arthur Nehrbass, special agent in charge of the · FBi's Jacksonville office , said , " When a man says there is a conspiracy (to kill the president), tha t is probable cause to arrest him. " " It will be up to the courts to decide the truth or falsi ty of the charges," he added. Massey said he was tol d to qui t his job, move back to Roysto n , Ga., with his moth er , ar rang e for a separation from his wife and awa it further in.st ru ct ions, a ll of whi ch he cla imed he did. Then Ma ssey purportedly to ld th e FBI he was contacted by another man ca lled "Bud " anrl trained to use .303-caliber Brit ish Enfield · rifles, hand gr ena des and rocket laun cher s at va rious training sites in South Carolina an d (; eorgia . The FBi sa id Ma ssey told them he trained with four other men known to him as "A, " " B," "C ' ' and '' D." Massey was told by " B," who asked Massey to call him ·'Joe," that the pW"pose of their training was to prepare for the C~ssass ina tion s of Ford and Kennedy " by either born bin g an area wh ere President Ford was s peaking, bombing the Kennedy compound at Hyannisport, Mass ., or using hand g r enades or rocket launchers." "Joe" also to ld Massey, the FBI said, that a similar group of four or five men was being trained for the same purpose lrvin family to feature series The Wayne Irvin fam ily of Chillicothe will be featured in a se ries of meetings to begin this evening and continue through Oct. 5 at 7:30 each eveni ng at the Whit;, Chapel Church, near Coolville. The Rev . Mr . Irvin , an ordained e ld er in t he Wesleyan Church, will be preaching and conducting the music for each service. The Irvin family will provide special si nging through solos , duets, and trios . The piano, accordion, clarinet, rhythm g uitar, steel g uitar and electric bass will be used to en hance the musical program . The Rev. Roy E. Deet;,r, host pastor, invites the public. BOY HURT Thursday at 6:40 p.m . the Racine ER squad was called to Bill Jewell's residence for four -year-{)ld Chris Jewell Racine, who had a laceratio~ in his forehead. He was· taken to Holzer Medical Center . Brilliant Chromacolor picture tube 100% solid-state chassis Patented Power Sentry voltage regulator Chromatic one-button tuning r-------------------------- , ! Area Deaths l GEORGE ANGELETTI · An addltional 25 names for possible grand jury duty this Sept;,mber term were drawn today in the · office of Meigs County Clerk of Court.s with Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon presiding . Names drawn were Donald Metheny, Rt. I, Ewington; Neal Jeffers, Rt. I, Dexter; Joseph E. Carsey, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; Fran ces M. Smart, Middleport ; Lawrence M. Stewart, Middleport; Jessie Ferrell, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; Paul Amberger, Syracuse; Linda Ward, Portland; Mildred Grate , Rutland ; Crestlyn Hill, Racine ; Andrew Myers, Langsville; Bernard Diddle, Racine; Richard Chambers, Middleport; Betty Lou Gilkey, Middleport ; Jane Walton, Pomeroy ; Marjorie Newlun, Long Bottom; Florence Wyers, Reedsville; William Wilford, Middleport ; Charles Hamilton, Racine; Gene Vance, Rt. 1 Middleport; Ruth Holman, Syracuse; Wilson Carpent;,r, Pomeroy; Peggy L. Wolfe, Racine; Bertha M. Sargent, Rt. 2, Pomeroy; Mike Grate, Rutland, and Richard Rosenbawn, Pomeroy . The TITIAN • F4088 Mediterranean styled console . Decorative end panels, simulated drawers, lul l base with concealed casters. Dark linist1ed Oak color (F406BOE) or Pecan color (F4088P). Early American The AUDUBON F4086M This Ea rly Ameri can styl ed cons ole imparts t he w a rm th of colonial times. Dec orat ive e nd pane ls, tr aditional bracket loot des1gn and con cea led (Technicolorl Robert Redford Bo Suenson Show Starts at 7: 00p .m Veterans Memorial Hospital Reta ADMITTED Roush, Pomeroy; Orland Floyd , Pomeroy; William Reilmire, Pomer oy; Billy Lee Wallace , Pomeroy ;r Bar; bara LJonovan , Syracuse; Mary Gallagher, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Alberta Linthicum, Fred Kinsc h, Helen Kuhn, Tamara Theiss, Judy Holter. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Patrick Devrick, Point Pleasant; Sharon Hanning, Gallipolis Ferry; Robin Wills, Mason ; Bessie Stureon , Point Pleasant; Bonnie Wayan, Southside; Mrs. Gene Long, Gallipolis ; Mrs . Warren Weaver, New Haven ; Margaret Gans, Pomeroy; Er!c Myers, Gallipolis Ferry; Cecil Hill , Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Willie Lee Cook, Pomeroy. TITAN 101 CHASSIS Over 90% Solid State MEDITERRANEAN STYLED FULL BASE CONSOLE WITH CASTERS The Middleport E-R squad was called at 8:51 a.m. Friday for Alex Fraser, Middleport, who was ill on the sidewalk near the Citizens National Bank. He was taken to Veterans Memorial AUTOS DAMAGED Extensive damages were reported to three cars in an accident on West Second St. Thursday morning. Pomeroy police said a car driven by J~eph Frizell, Johnstown, Oh1o, struck a parked car owned by Charles Williamson, Rutland, which was shoved by the impact into the rear of a second parked car owned by Robert Jones, Shade. There were no injuries, and no charges were filed. Remember cash? Cabinet i n dark finis hed Oak co l or (E4719D E) or Peca n co lor (E47 19P), with the look of fine distress in g. Fro nt, ends and 'base in durab le, ri ch ly- grained simulated i Cash _The old-fa shi oned way to shop Nowadays rt's smart to have a Checking Accou nt. S1mply buy wha t you wa nt . Wh en you want it. By check. It's the sim ple. sensibl e . safe way to shop Of These Popular Styles $52800 .. _, inet is fmi shed in gra'ih9d Map le colo r. I ' GAS SERVICE Gas is kept at home says Californian WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. John E . Moss, D.Calif., contended Thursday the biggest reason for the severe natural gas shortage is that companies are withholding gas from interstate sale while waiting for higher prices. "The current shortage of natural gas is not, as some contend, the inevitable result of federal regulation," Moss told the House subconunitt;,e on Energy and Power. "It is rather lhe result of two factors: the failure of Congress to extend price regulation to the intrastate market and, more importantly, the result of indu.stry specula !ion concerning future increases in lhe price of natural gas," he said. Moss said an investigation by a subcommittee he heads turned up substantiai evidence of Hspeculative withholding" of natural gas. Prices in interstate sales are limited by the Federal Power Commission to 52 cent.s per thousand cubic feet. Prices of gas sold intrastate - that is, wilhin the same state as production - are free of controls and often are two to three times the level of controlled prices. "As a result of the growing gap between intrastate prices ":"d the FPC regulated price, smce 1971 almost all new gas supplies produced onshore pomeroy rutland tuppers plains GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT NO. 35 VOL 10 Plummer, executive director, 648 Board, look on as Carter & Evans Contractors begin clearing off site for tri-<:ounty's new $1,145,000 mental health center . , . MALCOLM OREBAUGH, center administrator, Gallio, JackS<?n, Meigs Community Health Center, Inc., and Maxine I F<1milies PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORTPOMEROY Th e center will be constructed four miles northwest of Gallipolis, off Rt. 160, adjacent to Holzer Medical Center. Malcolm Orebaugh, center administrator , said Carter & Evans Contractors began clearing the site early Friday morning . Six hu@: e earth-moving machines are clearing off approximately six and one-half acres for the new structure on the east side of Chickamauga Creek . Later, two and one-half acres will be cleared to make way for a park and recreation area on the other side of the creek, bi,hind the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Service headquarters building . Orebaugh said the sit;, should be cleared within approximately 30 days. If Coalcon clean burning project said still full go NEW YORK (UP!) - A spokesman rescheduled only because several memfor the firm that is building an ex- bers could not make it," the spokesman perimental $237.2 million eoal conversion said. "There definitely is no delay of any plant on government contract e m~ sort." Coalcon was established by Union phatically denied Friday a report the Carbide Corp. and the Chemical Conproject had been delayed. The spokesman for Coalcon, the firm struction Co. ( CHEMICO) under the first set up to design, build and operate the major contract let by the Federal Energy plant to convert "dirty ·burning" soft coal Research and Development Adto " clean burning" liquid fuel and pipeline ministration (ERDA). Financing of the gas said the report, not by UPI, apparently plant's construction and operation is to be sterruned from a postponement of a shared with the federal government on a meeting scheduled in New York Thursday. 5().50 basis by a consortium of major "The meeting was of the Coalcon ·private companies in such fields as coal Consortium Execut ive Committee and was and oil which was established for that been- the weather holds up and Jhe clearing project is completed, the lri-eo unty . organization will be able to accept bids on the new structure near the end of October. If all goes well, the new structure should be ready for operation by midswnmer in 1976. Gallia County will pay only five per cent ( $70,000$ of the total cost of the new center. Five per cent will be paid by the state. Orebaugh said the project is being supervised jointly by the Gallia-JacksonMeigs 648 Board, Gallia County Commissioners, Community Mental ·Wealth Cent;,r, State of Ohio and the regional division of Health, Education and Welfare out of Chicago . " When completed, the facility will proyide Ute most comprehensive mental health treatment programs in southern Ohio," Orebaugh said. The administrator also said the new center will make available 10 inpatient psychiatric beds to resident.s of th e three counties . When complet;,d, the structure will belong to Gallla County. All operations of the eent;,r will be paid for out of the operating budget.s of the Community Mental Health Center and 648 Board, with none of the operating costs coming out of the county's general operating funds. Orebaugh said the 648 Board has a grant pending for $700,000 to staff the new facility and that it is anticipated next swnmer with new federal legislation . operati on in 1983 with an output equivalent purpose. Six states - Ohio, Pennsylvania , West to that of a small oil refinery. It is the ftrst Virginia , Kentucky , Indiana and Illinois of it.s kind. ar~ competing to be selected for location of Several sites in Ohio and West Virginia me plant. Each has sent large delegations have been urged upon the selection to New York to make lengthy and detailed committee. One is in Mason County , W. presentations of proposed home state Va. ; the other near Haverhill in Lawrence sites. County. Coalcon has said the site selection will be made by the end of the year . "Site selection is moving right along," the Coalcon spokesman said today . " There MIDDLEPORT - Mayor Fred Hoff- would be financed by an increase of sevenis absolutely no delay." The plant is to begin operation on a man said Saturday Gov . Rhodes' office, tenths of one cent on all sales. For street.s and highways , $33,830 "demonstration" in 1982 and be in full has told him Middleport would receive would be available through Issue No. 3, $312,230 from Issues 3 and 5 on the financed through an increase of nineNovember ballot. For mWlicipal improvements through tenths of a cent per gallon tax on gasoline. Both of these issues would be one-time Issue No. 5, the village would be eligible to deals to put money immediately into the. receive $278,400. This would be available from the s tate for village lmprovement.s economy and provide jobs for the unemwhich were first approved by the Slate and ployed, Hoffman was informed . Money promised on Issues 3, 5 Favennan appointed dean of new school ATHENS, Ohio ( UPI ) - Gerald A. Faverman , an assistant dean of the Michi gan Stale University College of Osteopathic Medicine has been named acting dean of Ohio's new Osteopathic College being established at Oh1o University, it was announced Friday. Favertnan will assume his new duties Nov . 1 to direct planning and implementation for the new college which is scheduled to open in the fail of 1976. He joined the school ot Michigan State in 1971 when after two years as a pr ivate institution it became part of the state university . JOHN K. ALLEN Allen will • retire soon GALLIPOLIS - John K. All en, manager of the River Division, Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., announced Saturday he will retire Oct. 1, completing nearly H years service with the electric firm . Allen's retirement will fall on the exact date he came to Gallipolis from Waverly 20 years ago. Allen began his long career with Colwnbu.s and Southern Ohio Electric on Jan. 1, 1932, in his hometown of Oak Hill . He transferred to Waverly on June 1, 1954 as an administrative assistant during the construction of the atomic plant in that community. Allen then transferred to Gallipolis on Oct. 1, 1955, succeeding Robert (Bob) Rannells as division manager _ The Gallipolis, Pomeroy and Middleport division was combined into the River Division about three years ago. When Allen started in the Jackson division, Colwnbus and Southern Ohio had 1,217 customers. Today, more than 12,000 are served by the firm in that division . "That gives you an idea of our growth down through the years," Allen remarked . Allen said res idential requests have slacked off in recent months, " but there is and will be a good demand for electricity in the future, especially in the commercial field as the area continues to grow and develop ." Allen has been active in many com~ mtmity affairs during the past two decades. He is a member of the Gollipolis I ConU nued on page 4) Building conversion underway • Sale *6.00 ·' RANDALL SIMPSON, GALUPOLIS, ADULT MINING ·Education instructor in the Meigs Local School District, is pictured with a large. overhead crane, u ~ for the · disassembli1c; .and repatr of muung eqwpment which has J \ • Tl11m 12,000 . WESTERN STYLl JACKETS • fle11ching Mure Center. Men's Department on the 1st Floor the bank of the century established 1872 A member of the Holzer Medical Center Staff since 1952 when he came to Gallipolis from Ohio State University Hospital in Colwnbu.s, Dr. Morgan holds his A,B. Degree from Washington and Jefferson College and his medical degree from Harvard Medi cal School. He presently serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery at the Ohio State University College of Medicine . In addition to his many roles in the 1Con tinued on page 4) Your l11viteli Guest GALLIPOUS - Ground was broken Friday for the new $1,145,000 GalliaJackson-Meigs Community Mental Health conswned In lhe producing state," Moss said. Industry spokesmen including several who also testified before the energy subcommittee -agreed with that, but contended the solution is to free prices on interstate sales. The incentive of higher prices, they said, will bring new exploration and production of gas. limited quantity. the more than 4,>00 physicians who have involved themselves :,.. this effort to improve standards of care for the emergency patient. The invitation extended to Dr . Morgan to be an advisor to this group recognizes his interest and expertise in the field of Trauma and Emergency Medical Service . He will attend the ACEP meeting in Las Vegas on his way to the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress in San lo"'rancisco. Health Center ground broken ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Broken sizes .38 to 46 - .. Roher Center surgeon is elected Active Fellow by · nation's Trauma Assn. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1975 .Regular price $10.95 and $11.98- Sizes 30 to 40 - .but not every size 1n every style. Whey they last. · pomeroy natlona bank ....... ,.... Devoted To The Gre<1ter M idllle Uhiln Valley $1,805 level hav~ from Cu iorado, Missouri and california . Dr . Morgan hos additionally been honored by his selection as an Advisor to the Ameri can College of Emergency Physicians to serve as a member of the Cer tification Task Force . ln,this capacily he will represent the Committ;,e on Trawna of the American College of Sur geons where he also serves as Chair~ man of the Subcommltt;,e on Emergency Medical Services - Hospital. The American College of Emergency Physicians, founded in 1968, was a response by a group of physicians to the growing public c lamor for better emergency care and has grown rapidly . ACEP is both servant and spokesrnan for ........ tmts Sun ny Sunday . Highs in the 60s. Fair Sunday night. Lows in the upper 30s and 40s. Sunny east and partly cloudy west Monday. Highs in the 60s and low 70s. Fund reaches A public fund drive for Lonnie LeMaster, who observed his seventh birthday on Sept. 23, has reached $1 ,805.28. Lonnie underwent brain surgery in July at St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg, W. Va., and only recently was returned to his home, Route 2, Pomeroy. A birlhday party in his honor will be held Saturday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Latest contributors to the fund include Mrs. Chloe Fick,' Pomeroy; Mrs. Isabelle Powell, Middleport; Senior Unit of Ladies Auxiliary ·Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion; Delores Will, near Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. John E. Blake, Route 2, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle, Syracuse; Steve Robson, Gallipolis; Rock Springs Better Health Club, Minersville United Melhodist Women and an anonymou.s contribution from Portland. . ... . + years has been a successful evangelist and pastor. At present, she is pastorlng the Santoy Holiness Chapel with · outstanding result.s. The Rev. Jago is a dynamic speaker. Her t;,enage choir of 20 will sing at the Saturday night service at 7: 30. On Sunday afternoon at 2 there wlll be a final service of praise and worship with local talent singing. The public is welcome. Chester, Ohio I Weather Sale '5.00 Mens $18.95 and $13.95 ~~,_ TV & APPLIANCE . dedic.aled tu adva nl·~ n lc lll of klluwlt'dge .in the surgery .of trawna ( accidcnlal injury J and to elevation of standards of care for the trawna patient. Dr . Morgan 's election reflects his participation with the Committee on Trauma of the American College of Surgeons where he is also a member of the · Board of Gov ernors. In October , Dr. Morgan will moderate the Trauma Field Program Panel discussion on ''Allocating Responsibility in the Emergency Room " during a General Session of the 1975 Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons to be held in Sa n Francisco . Other s ur geons participating on Dr . Morgan 's panel come of the Nazarene, and for 22 MENS FASHION JEANS co lonial slyled hardware, an d con toured bracket fee t with concealed cas ters . Cab- I· CASTRO PLANS VISIT MEXICO CITY (UP!) Pre!Ilier Fidel Castro of Cuba will make a state visit to Mexico sometime during the "first few weeks of 1~76," Mexican Ambassador to Havana Edmundo Flores said Thursday. RUTLAND - The speaker for the Meigs Area Holiness Assn. Rally this evening at the Rutland Church of the Nazarene is a former resident of Rutland , the Rev. Dorothy Jago, daughter of Jushua and Neva Brown Sowers. She is also a graduate of Rutland High School. After her conversion she received the call to the ministry, qualified under the qualifications of the Church Television Cabinets Distinc tive wrap-aroun d gal le ry , tie red overh ang 1ng top. simulated dr awer wi th • CALLED TO FIRE The Pomeroy Fire Dept. answered a call to the Landmark Serv; -• Station, E. Main St. , at. · a.m . Friday where wires 011 a car had caught fire . At 2:05 p.m. Thursday the E-R squad went to Nelson's Drug Store where Nelson l'ickens had fallen . He was then to Veteran s Memorial Hospital. THOMAS W. MORGAN, M.D. liALLIPOI.lS - Triple honors and recognition have come to Thomas W. Morgan, M.D.. Chairman of the Department of Surgery of the Medical Staff of Holzer Medica l Center and a member •of the Board of Trustees of the Holzer Hospital Foundation. 1\t ihe recent 35th annual session 'of the American Association for the Surge ry of Trauma in Scottsdale, Ariz., Dr . Morgan 's election to membership as an Active Fellow was announced . He is the only physician from this area to hold such membership . The American Assoc ia tion for . the . Surgery of Trauma . founded m 1938, 1s an international organization of surgeons Evangelist comes home Sale! Limited Quantity 'f;t;' 985-3307 Hospital suffering a possible heart attack . At 5:22p.m. Thursday, the Middleport Fire Dept. was called to South Second Ave. where a station wagon was reported on fire. However, police extinguished the fire and the call was cancelled. At 10:20 a .m. Thursday, Joseph Bolin, Page St., was taken to the Holzer Medical Center by the Middleport squad. Bolin was in a car when he became ill and was taken to the squad headquarters . pet. cut in its projected and federal funds. According to the Gallla budget but agreed that It will County Auditor's Office, tbe need all !hat was builgeted. The board's' budget was approval was based upon an increased to provide for estimated valuation of $230 expenditures for new buses, million . plant Mrs . Dorothy Candee, f'aintenanee , operations and to update County Auditor, said under a formula developed by the curriculwn . The Budget Commission State Revised Code, the Budget Commission could not composed of Mrs. Condee, place the millage over 14 Gene Wetherholt , Gallia County Prosecuting Attorney milla. The new budget will and Oty M. Stewart, County provide operational funds for Treasurer, agreed to meet the entire 1976 school year, again to adjust the rate if but will not give the district necessary based upon the any additional funds to pay exact amount of taxes the off the $341,000 deficit ex- Utility fornmission levies on pected at the end of the !he Gavin Plant . current year. Final budget rates were not According to the budget set until the end of the three submitted in July by Gallia hour session . County School District Clerk, · Attending were Supt. Mrs . Naomi Beman and Bradbury , Assistant Count y Superintendent C. Superintendent David C. Comer Bradbury, receipts Campbell, Mrs. Beman, the will total $5,205,524. The board's clerk, Dale Rothgeb, overall budget, according to Jr. , board member and the Budget Commission, candidate reelection; Bill • reflected a 120 pet. increase Bahr, president of the Gallia over that of 1975. County Local Teachers' Ray Simms, tax consultant Association ; Ray Simms, tax for the Ohio Valley Electric consultant for OVEC and Company, first asked the James Blevins, school board board to take at least a five candidate. Fine Zenith EARLY AMERICAN STYLED CONSOLE WITH BRACKET FEET AND CASTERS RIDENOUR Holzer Medical Center 1Discharges, Sept. 25) Raymond Baker, Kimberly Boster, Wymond Bradbury, Rosalie Bush, Minnie Clark, Mrs. Hubert Cottrill and daughter, Neva Denney , Mary Dixon, Bessie Fell, Opal Ferrell, Mrs. William Foster and daughl;,r , Dena Griffin, Bonnie Halley, Robert Hoff, Roy Howell, Herman Johnson, Verona Jones, Mrs. Charles Klein and daughter, Mary Markel, John McGinniss, Gladys Miller, Lisa Pethtel, Elizabeth Plants, Ethel Price, Mrs . Danny Robinson and son, Myrtle Ross, Helen Rovere, Cora Sharp, Kenneth Speakman , Mrs. Lloyd Walter and daughter, Virginia Widger. (Births) Mr . and Mrs. Michael Brown, son, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coleman, son, Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. William Howell, son, Jackson. E-R, fire units called just the console for small homes and apartments! casters. Due to the reassessment of property brought by the 35 pet. of the true market value rule and additional property placed on' !he duplicate by the James M. Gavin Plant, residents in the 'Gallia County Local School District will be paying a reduced tax rate in 1975. This rate was temporarily set Thursday during the annual meeting of the Gallia County Budget Commission . The overall school operations rate was reduced from 16.5 to 13.4, which includes both operational and bond funds . The Gallia County Local Schools will operat e from $3,082,000 brought in by local taxes and $1,064,464 in State Foundation ... More_ ·hq_nors to Morgan School tax rate reduced - HOSPITAL NEWS More names are draWn THE GREAT WALDO PEPPER Mediterranean Covrt St., Brighton , Mic h., Sac red Heart Cemetery. TONITE thru TUESDAY SEPT . 26·30 only$44800 GuY. W. Will , 55, of 101 former Pomeror resident, died Thursday a St. Joseph Sa turday at Parma Com. Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor, munity Hospital. were held fOIIO'Wing an extended Illness . Wednesday morn1n9: at Mr . Will was preceded in Sacred Heart Church wrth the death by his father , Clarence Rev. Father Paul Welton Will. He was a member of officiating Paramuthla Lodge No. 25 Out.of -town guests of Mr . F&AM. Athens, and the K . T . and Mrs . Leland Sisson, the Crossen Post No. 21 of the former Rose Angeletti , In American Legion , Athens. conjunction with the death of He is surv ived by his wife, Mr . Angeletti. included Lenore Bingham Will , also Joseph Johnson , Memph is, formerly of Middleport ; one Tenn .; Mrs . Olga Mathews, son, Jerry ; a daughter , Fort Lauderdale , Fla . ; Mr . Barba ra ; his mother , and Mrs . Alfred Sisson Wealthy Will of Pomeroy RD Galion; Mr. and Mrs . Joh~ and three grandchildren . Kopf and daughter. Mr. and Funeral services will be Mrs . Joe ~lgna and son, John . held Sunday at I p.m . at the Tracy, Srster Mary Reg is, Hughes Funeral Home in Mr . and Mrs. Martin Tra cy. Athens with the Rev. Cecil all of Columbus ; Mr . and Cox officia ting . Buria l w i ll be Mrs . Don Crow and family of in Carleton Cemelery . Carroll ; Mr. and .Mrs. L. G. Friends may call at the Marchi , Mr . and Mrs . Robert funeral home from 7 to 9 p .m . Y?Ung .. Mr. and Mrs . Hugo Salurdav P1erottr, all of Gall ipolis, and family members of Mr . Angeletti of Parma and North Royalton . Burial was in MEIGS THEATRE choice OF THESE POPULAR STYLES GUYW. WILL Funeral se rv ices for George V . Angeletti, 62, North Royalton , Ohio, for . merly of Pomeroy, who died ~ :J ' ' ,I been moved into the old Pomeroy Junior High auditorium. The auditorium will be converted exelu.sively for u.se as a mining training 'center in the near future. ' By Bob Hoeflich POMEROY . - The days of the Pomeroy Jun.ior High School auditorium as a community center are about to end. Since the junior high school was abandoned as a class r oo m building several years ago by the Meigs Local , School District, the auditorium has provided facilitie s for meetings and music'a l shows, basketball practice~.• dances , a youth eent;,r, Boy Seout.s, and regatta weekend activities. However, the Meigs Local Board of Education recently vo!;,d to accept $30,000 from the "Governor's FUnd" to be used toward converting the junior high auditoriwn into an expanded facility for the training of coal mine workers . The money also will be used in other ~ays to convert :he building into a vocational training center. · Using the auditoriwn and the building extensively over the past couple of years have been Meigs County's senior citizens. The building, even though a couple of classrooms were used for mining classes, became the Meigs County Sehior Citi>.ens Ce nter. Besides using the auditoriwn for • various activities, the senior citize ns have had hot lunches served in the auditorium everyday for several months. Wednesday, however, will be the final day for their lunch program there, although other rooms will be used to continue it. Senior Citizens appear to have their problem solved as far as a new center is concerned . Eventually they will have to move from the junior high school. Through the county commissioners, the senior citizens have received a $160,000 federal grant. According to plans, this money will be used to purchase the nearby former Pomeroy Senior High School building as a new center and to remodel the str ucture . Undoubtedly, something will be worked out for other groups who occasionally used the Pomeroy Junior High School auditoriwn and will need some facility in the future. FERRY WORKING POMEROY - Ferry service between Pomeroy and Mason was r esumed Saturday morning . The ferry did not operate for three days due to high water . Eq\)ipment is presently being moved into the junior high auditorium to prov ide additional instruction facilities not on1y for high school mining classes but for adults who also study mining courses being offered. According to Hay Goodman, director of the Meigs High School vocational training program, $Il ,OOO of the $30,000 received will go towards roof repair at the junior high school. Overhead doors will be installed at the auditoriwn at a cost of $3,6110 ; a ·new security loc k system for $1 ,200; $3,600 for wiring; _$1,000 for installing new welding heads and an exhau.st system ; $1 ,200 for manifold oxygen and acetylene installations ; $800, for painting and cleaning the building ; $51000 for installation of an overhead crane; $500 for an air· manifold system and $400 for a storage area in the. office quarters and $1,600 for a tool crib and'storage in another part of the building. Hopefully, G9Qdman is shooting for a November completion date for the eonversion program. Yes - the days of the ' junior high aud itorium as a community center are trul y nwnbered. ' ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 26, 1975 angeletti will