https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8eef1d9aa5fe1fe2631fe0ffede26ef9.pdf f886ffadc9bb2f0e2328051191ee690d PDF Text Text 8 -r:IV~~~:~:~:'d!Ue~r~:F:·~~=::pili~:i wednesday H OSPITAL'' ' ' ' ' ':;~;::,::::~,,, , , , , , Karen Ehtabeth Turley, Rt. 3, Racine, has filed a divorce action against Kenneth . Turley, same address, tn Meigs County Common Pleas Court. MEIGS tHEATRE TONIGHT 5eptem~r 2 NOT OPEN Fri .; Sat ., Sun. Sept. 3-4·5 Walt Disney 's Ride A Wild PoO\ Michael Meil lon Crai g, John G Cumbo Show start~ at 7 p.m. RUTLAND - Funeral services for G. Floyd Thomas,84, New Lima Road, near · RuUand, who died Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital following a long illness, will be held all p.m.SaturdayattheRuUand Chapel of the Walker Funeral Hom'e. Mr. Thomas, a salesman many years, had a'lso served as Rutland Township clerk about 10 years. He was born · Nov . 8, 1891, at Langsvtue, a son .of the late J. W. and · Lovina Ward Thomas. He married Grace Barnes in June, 1916. She died in February, 1969. Besides his parents and wife he was preceded in death by a brother, a sis ter and a grandahild. Surviving are two sOns, James, of Pomeroy, and Kermit, of San Diego, Call f.; six grandchildren, five greatgrandchildren, a sister, Mrs . Grace Ga•·dner who made her home with him, and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends may -call at the chapel anytime after 2 p. m. Friday until time of services on Saturday. The family will receive"'triends at the chapel from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p, m, Friday , Officiating at services wiU -be the Rev, Robert T. Bumgarner. Burial will be in Miles Cemetery. w· etherhQ•.t (Continued from page I ) ving residences Irani Ohio river erosion. "WALKIN' NATIJRAL" She waslhe president of the City Park Commission until her death, a position she held for 32 years, and she offered dey-by·day supervision for maintaining the beauty of the IN R!dwin. Public Square, sometimes even giving manual labor to the projecf. , years, she was a member of the Thursday Club,.a II terary group and she NATURE SOLES · For 39 earned her 50-yQar p_ ln from The "WIMP" Rust Color the Order of Eastern Star. She was a member ol Grace United Methodist Ctwrch,- a t onnolsseur of antiques, a:n active: member of the1 Gall Ia County Histor ical Soc iety, and one of the first board members of the Gall la County Dramatics Arts Society which stages "Galtia CoUntry ~" , THE SHOE BOX an . out-door drama . She was a member of the Gall Ia C001nty Senior Citizen Center. . On June 23, 1923, In the Me igs county family parlor, Coelt Jividen marr ied Harold Wetherholt,· and she was a MIDDLEPORT, 0. Don't let a summer cold get you down. graduate a _year · later fr om Ohio State University with a degree In home economics. She taught one and one.half years at Bidwell -Porter J.llgh NEWS , Velerans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Audrey Ours, Racine; Karl Grueser • Minersville ; Trevor Dye, Mason ; Eva lena Pauley • Portland ; Anna Hart, Pomeroy·; Charles McGrath, Rutland. Discharged Kelly Cooper, Beulah Ransom, Kennoth Snyder , Gloria Reynolds, Mark Parsons, Ruby Smith, Louise Eshleman, David Moran, Robert Rathbur n, Louise Zickaloose, Ira Zickafoose, Bradley Pooler· Pleasant Valley DISCHARGES: Flossie Trout, Gallipolis; Claude Fisher, Clifton; Juliet Boston, Akr on; Cynthia Blankenship , Letart ; Harriett Callicoat, · Point Pleasant; Mrs. Jack Yo~ng , Clifton ; Julia Kirby , Gallipolis ; Susan Qursl, Point Pleasant; Stephanie See, Pomeroy; Mrs. Eugene McDerm itt, Poinl Pleasant; ·Mrs . Willard Hwit, Point Pleasant ; Enrico Roque , Lakin; Editberto Roque, Jr., Lakin ; Melissa. Sagraves , Galli polis ; Jack Smith, Letart; Mrs. Robert Norvell, Point Pleasant ; Vickie Ut. chfield, Apple Grove; Mrs. Uoyd Durst, Cottageville ; Mary Lyvere, Pomeroy. As ••hool staru this t•u children and their parents will come lace to lace with the usual problems of homework. The Meigs libraries olfer a bel ping hand. Starting Sept. 1 and co ntinuing through December the ·Pomeroy Library will remain open every weel<-day untll8 p.m. OQ.Monday through Friday evenings from~ uoliiS the library In PomeroY will be open lor everyone. Encyclopedias, relerenee books and magulnes are uselul lor homework projects. They will be available attbe library and some can be checked out to be taken home; These evening hours will also be convenient for people who cannot. gel to the library from 10:3G to 5. SON BORN Mr. arid Mrs. Sammie W. Brown , Rt . 3, Pomeroy, announce the birth or a. son, Aaron Samuel, Aug, 20, at the Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed seven pounds, three ounces . Ma ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spencer, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and the paternal grandparen~ are Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Brown, Rt. I, Minersville . Mr , and Mrs . W. E. Brown, Syracuse, and Mrs . Blanche Painter , Minersville, are greatgrandparen~ . Proctorville man .•.8 Gallia's 6th victim GoUla County recorded Its sixth traffic fatality of the year Wednesday afternoon when Danny R. Adkins, 24, Rt. 2, Proctorville, died In the Holzer Medical Center of injuries sulfered in a motorcycle accident Thuuesday evening on Rt. 218, two miles north of Mercervtlie. Adkins was admitted to the hospital's intensive care unit for spinal cord and head Injuries. Mcordtng to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, he was traveJinc south, loat control of his cycle which alruck two guardrails and a bridge abutment. Adkins was thrown from his cycle. The HaU Funeral Home at Proctor~Ue hu chlll'ge of funeral arrangements. , Meanwhile, no charges · have been fUed ID an accident Aug. 21 which claimed the life • of Joseph D. Maplea, 46, ~~. 1, Galtlpolis. The Athens Post State ,Highway Pa lrol Is siiU In~ vestlgatlng that accident, Maples died Aug. 23 In University Hospital al Columbus as a result of hetd injuries received In the wrecll. · According to Ule Athens Patrol Post, Maples was traveling south on Rt. 16(), AID GIVEN A.t 6:26a. m. Thursday the Pomeroy Emergency Squad went to Ches.ter for Mrs. Hattie Frederick who was taken to Holzer Medical Center; at 4:06 p. .1'1! . Wed· nesday to the Sumner Road for Jason Davis, who had a head inj ury , taken to RETURN HOME Veterans Memorial Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. john Austin and at9 :57 a. m. Wednesday, (Kaaron Kelton) and to Chester for Uoyd Hoff· children, Julie, Mary, lrts man , taken to Holzer Medical and Aaron returned to their Center. home in Richmond, Va. after spending the past two weeks UN IT CALLED with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron The Middleport Kelton. Julie and Mary also Emergency Unit was called visited their grandparents, to Hobson at 6:47 p. m. Mr. and·Mrs. Eskew Johnson Wednesday for Bill Pugh who of Mason, W. Va., and their was taken to Holzer Medical great-aunt, Louisa Johnson, Center. Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Bird, Mason. two tenlhl of a mile norl/1 of Ule Gtllla-VInton CoUII!y Une. His cat wu struck by 1 vehicle Operated by John H. Hopklnl, 19, Rt. I, Vinton . II waa reported Hopkinl drove off the riRht aide of the berm, lost control, came back onto the highway and struck Maples' Clll' headon. Hopklnl and three pauengera were Injured. Thev were DovM It Grant, 20, Rt. 1, Ewlna!Qn;' Sandy K. Mal'(lum, 20, Rt. 2, VInton, and Mary L. Beckhllmter, 22, Rt. 2, VInton. TRAINING OFFERED HUNTINGTON - A Mobile Intensive Care Paramedl~ tralnlng course wUI be offered by the Community Colhige of Marshall University at Pleasant VaUey Hospital In Point Pleasant. The course for emergency medkal technicians will begin Sept. 14 at 7 p.in. More Information and appUcaUon blanks elm be obtained from Will Edwards at the · Mason County VocaUonal-Technlcal Center In Point Pleasant, at the ·Community College In Huntington or by caltlng (304) 696-3646. custom. _.....,draper Fasl prescription St'r\'icc. When a ' su~'m er ruhl or other ail ment strik.c:-o you, ha\'e your d otton•ull us to fill that prcsni1)· tion I hat will make you fee l bett e r. To reorder a pre ~cription , just gi'c us' a call. We stock all majoi- pre!lcription drugs. Kenneth McCullough. R. Ph. Charles RiHie. R. Ph. Ronald Hanning, R. Ph. , Mon. fllru Sat.I:Oh.m. fo 9 p.m. \ · SundayiO:JOioll:JOandlto9pm PRESCRIPTIONS . . PH: 992-2955 , 1 I . Froendly Service I L~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~ (Continued from page 5) purchase of respiratory equipment, $4,523 for equipment and bed maintenance, $14,930 for bed endowments, $Si6~9. 65 and $23,765 for other programs, all at the National Jewish Hospital in Denver. It was noted that Chapeau Day will be observed when the Ia me,i'che is held in Denver, Aug. 19-25. Speaker at the convention was Richard Bluestein, national executive vice president of the Nalional Jewiah Hospital. The aU.partners 'project for 1977 wiU be purchased of a Beckman Refrigerated Centrifuge fot the hospital. •l ' \ On CUstom·brai)eries For Your Horne or Office. • ' ,, • ·OIOIIe From O.r ·700 FabriCs and C'AJiols in Our Colledioil. · CABLE DEDICATED GREEN HILL, R. I. (UPI) - A$196 miltlon transalanUc telecomrnunlcaliona cable, desfgned to handle 4,000 telephone conversaUons at one time between the United States and .Europe, was d~icated Wednesday. ' •Please Bring Window Measurements Wrth You •On Sale Now At Our Home Furnishings Annex DIAGNOSED WRONG? Washington's ·doctors erred MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND . WAREHOUSE OPEN FRIDAY, 9:30 to 8, and SATURDAY 9:30 to 5 fiM. and dress coats ·' ·~ . BAHR·C.LOTHIERS 992-2351 ELB~RFELDS ' at y VOL XXVIII NO. 98 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '' American RevoluUon; Mrs. Norman DeMent, past regent of Ohio and chalnnan of the bicenteMial committee ; Mrs. Nan Moore, direct descendant of the Washington family, and 1tfrs. Thereon Johnaon, regent of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, D.A.R. en tine FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1976 Viking 2 to land today ·IN ·POMEROY I PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Capetown • noters shot up By ERIK VAN EES scientists to the site despite CAP!!: TOWN, So,uth Africa UPI Scleace Editor the extra risk posed by dunes (UPI) - Riot pollee today PASADENA, Calif. (UP! ) that rise as high as 50 feet and fire<l buckshot and charged - Am!!rica's second VUdng have steep, 3G degree slopes. with batons Into thousands of lands on the Utopia dunes of "From a point of view of mulatto deiJlonstrators who Mars today, searching tm: \lfe biological activity, water is swarmed through Cape where morning fogs and absolutely paramount," s8.id Town's main white shopping evening frosts · suggest Dr. Richard Young, chief center, shouting available moisture for thirsty program scientist. ''On as antigovernment slogans. organisms. dry a planet Mars, the The rioting, in l~ third day, Viking 2 was scheduled to Martian organism, if it flashed from downtown Cape land at 6:58p.m. EDT, but it exists, probably spends most TIME TO REST - Relaxing at the conclusion of a faculty workshop conducted for a d9~ Town to black and mulatto will be .midmorning on the of its life struggling to hang and a half for the facultx of the junior and senior high schools at Waliama are I to r, Aime~ townships, at Langa, red planet. Its first surface onto the molecule Of water." Cartwright , Lander Beal, of the Community Health Center in Huntington; Ruth Weinbrom Hanover Park and Maitland pictures should start !Xlming Ever since Viking 1 landed of the Mason County Mental Health Department and Principal Larry Sawyers. The group where police uncovered In a half hour later at the on July 20, it has produced later met with concerned parents to discuss a proposal to conduct an educational program cachea of gasoline bombs Pasadena control center 229 surprise after surprise and for them. during the night. Pollee said million miles away. scientists expect similar . they shot two unidenUIIed Geologist Harold Masursky wonders from the mlnilabs rpulatto rioters Thursday. said there Is a chance some aboard Viking 2. Cape Town hospital fog may sllll cling to the Viking 2, like its officials said a third man died rolling duneS of sand or dust predecessor, was to break out Thursday of wounds Inflicted that orbital pictures show of orbit with rocket ~wer, during the rioting and pollee blanket the area. use a heat shield, parachute reported another man ··:::-=::·:·:·:·:-:•:·:·:·:;;:::;c:·:·:·::;::-:·······:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~·;·;·:·;·;·;·;·:·:·,o;.·,········............·.··················-..:x!$ The atmospheric moisture and landing rockets to drop to apparently hanged himself In the surface with the impect a prison cell soon after his no greater than one would get arrest during the violence . ~ jwnping off a table on earth. MASON, W. Va. - Forty- members on various aspec~ Wednesday and for a half day The violence, part of ~ Some of this ice may come With attention now diverted five Wahama junior aild of substance abuse as well as Tuesday listening to In- nationwide unrest that has By Unit~ Press International · within a few inches of the to the second robot, Viking 1, senior high school faculty Information on where they formation provided by left nearly 300 dead in 10 WASHINGTON - ClULDREN NO LONGER will be the surface and shadowed areas which has been on Mars for 45 members Thursday com- cln secure belp If needed. representatives from the weeks, coincided with the target of ada lor Spider Man Vitamins and other drug products may even be frozen. days, is In semlreUrement, pleted a day and one-half Rather than to segregate County Health Center In start of Premier John as a result of a landmlll'k decision by the Federal Trade lt .is the presence of extra scheduled to re~rt to, Earth workshop held to acquaint substance abuse" lnto an Huntington and the Mason Vorsters visit to Zurich, SwitCommission. moiSture at Utopia that led only periodically while · them with "substance Individual category which County Mental Health · zerland, for three days of The agency announced Thursday it was clamping severe Viking 2 is working at fuU abuse." rnighU.end to over emphasize Center. Sawyers said the crisis talks on sou thern reetrlctlons on the advertising of ·Spider Man Vitamins, a speed. · Substance abuse " is the problem, the workshop workshop was also oo help Africa with Secretary of product_of: the Hudson Pllannaceutlcal Corp. It said the use of The craft has taken 383 abuse of drugs, including wiU provide teachers with with the community concern State Henry A. Kissinger, NO PAPER MONDAY "hero flglifes" can trade on chil~en's trust and open the door surface pictures, monitored alcohol, officials conducting information so that the shown towards substance There will be no paper Before his dawn departure to overdoses. As a result of a complaint to the FTC by Action theMartian weather, the workshop explained. subject can be woven into all abuse. published Monday, Labor from Jobannesburg, Vorster for Children's Television, a Boston-based public interest Larry Sawyers, high school general classroom work at Day, to permit employes of analyzed its "air", and Teachers were told ~of the said his mission was "one of group, Hudson voluntarily quit rwming Spider Man principal, said the purpose of the school. the Ohio Valley PubllsbiDg studied I~ soil. several drugs, the effect that the most important" a South COIIllllerdals on TV. Hudson then signed a consent order The most puzzling .findings the workshop was ·to provide Teachers were at the . they have on the Individual, African Prime Minister had Co. to take part In the agreeing to the FTC's new restructlons. were indications from aU Information to fa culty Wabama High School all day how to determine if a student ever undertaken. The, two national boUday. three life detection is using drugs and how to go nlen will discuss specifically PHILADELPHIA - SCIENTISTS AT THE Wistar instrwnents that something about getting help for any the volatile situation in Institute aay tl)ey have developed a new vaccine billed as "the (Continued on pas(e 10) such student. Statistics Rhodesia and South West first major breakthrough" In fighting rabies since Louis collected during a substance Africa (Namibia). Pasteur developed his method in 1885. Dr. Hilary Koprowski, Cape Town's city center abuse survey in Mason, director of the Institute, said Thursday the vaccine requires was cordoned oif by traffic Wayne, Cabell and Uncoln four to six lnjecllons, compared with the Pasteur method pollee who warned everyone Counties were presented to requiring 14 to 211njections.' ' to stay off the streets . G. A. Radekln of Laurel grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. the faculty . The vaccine could be marketed and available for use by Business and traffic came to Teachers were told of the Grange has been honored for Wesley Caster were mem1977, Koprowski said. Koprowski said the new vaccine was a virtual standstill and pollee 50 years of continuous grange bers of Laurel Grange and relationship between. the chased tested In Iran, where rabid animals are more common . The dispe'rsing student's self concept and service and membership. vaccine was administered to 45 persons who had been bitten by were subordinate·, state and going onto drugs . They were demonstrators down side Virgie Blake of Middleport rabid dogs and wolves and all survived, he said. Rlidekln was presented na Ilona! grangers as were his was taken to · Veterans with a golden sheaf cer· parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. urged to develop positive alleys, ~lubbing some and Memorial Hospl tal by the Uflcate from the NaUonal Radekin who also belonged to individual cbncepts. They throwing teargas after them. SAN FRANCISCO - TilE FARMER'S PRACTICE of Witnesses said one of were Instructed on the Middleport Emergency Grange by his daughter, Laurel Grange. plowing fertilizers and pesticides Into the ground at the same Thursday's casualUes was identiflcati<in of drugs as well Squad and admitted at 2:03 Avanel Holliday, who is time could result In a cancer-producing chemical reaction, Radekin's wife, Wanette, is as the signs and symptoms. shot dead when pollee p.m. Thursday for abrasions present master of Laurel a seventh degree member according tO a govenunent chemist. On hand to conduct the surprised him trying to set suffered when she was struck Grange. A letter of and is active in Laurel DENNIS MURDOCK . The cbemiBt s8.id "notorloUB nltrosamines, 1101ne of which workshop were il.imee Cart- fire to the Hanover toWIIBblp by a car on N. Second Av~ .• congratulations was read Grange and their daughter, MERCERVILLE lll'e cancer-<:auslng" could result from chemical btteractlons wright, alcoholism councilor library. between fertilizers and' cerlaln widely used pesticides. Dr. llennla Murdock, former Middleport. from Ule Slate Master, and Avanel is the master of of the Huntington center;· Friday pollee fired teargas Police said She stepped Into Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Laurel as well as delegate to executive bead of lbe PhWp C. Kearney, chief of the U. S. Department of grenades at thousands of Agriculture's Pestldde DegradaUon Laboratory, reported on Hannan Trace District, the. vehicle and that no · deputy and matron of ihe the Ohio State Grange for the Lander Beal, coordinator of blacks and mulattoes mlltlng formerly an assistant charges will be filed against Ohio State · Grange, spoke next two years. She Is a the center's alcoholic around in Adderley street the potential new ·cancer hazard Thursday at the end of the annual meeting of the American Chemical Society. He aald the supertateadent Ia tbe the driver, Terry Seldenabel, briefly on his iiO years of seventh degree (subordinate, program; Jeanette Hill , where the sidewalks were Bignlflcatice of the discovery was still uncle11r lind further COIIIOitdated Gallia County Route 1, Middleport. continuous active mem- state and national) member coordinator of the center still littered with glass and studies were needed. · At 5:14 p.m., the squad bership as a subordinate, as is her husband, Robert drug program; Greg Clary, a bloodsm ears Local Dlatmt, bas been fro m employed .. superin- went to 10 Liberty Lane, state and national granger. Holliday. The Holliday center counselor, and Ruth Thursday's violence: Weinbrom representing the CX>LUMBUS-SENATE PRESIDENT PRO Tern Oliver tendent . of the Symmet Pomeroy, · for Charles Radekln's sister, Mrs. Nellie children, Judy and Gary, are Ocasek, D-Akroo, Thursday pndicted paSIIIf!e In 1977 of a Valley School District ill Niemeyer, who wu tu. He Vale, secretary of Laurel officers In Laurel Grange and Mason County Mental Health collectl~ barplnlng bill fer the state's public employee. "I Lawreace County on a five was taken to Holzer Medical Grange, presented a resume are active Pomona Grange Center. will not rest easy untU a good coDectlve bargaining bill lor year contract It $%6,000 per Center. The squad was called of his life as well u of his members. Radekin's sisters, TAKEN TO HOSPITAL public emplo)'" Ia law In the Stale of Ohio," Ocuek told year. Murdock was ltlcbiJ to the Lee residence at entire family as active Mrs. Nellie Vale and Mrs. Generally clear tonight, The Pomeroy Emergency deleg81e8 to the 121b Biennial convention of the Ohio ClvU recommended by Hobson at8:07 p.m. for Sarah grang_e members and she Neva Nicholson are lifetime lows in the upper 51\s, Chance Squad went to 242 Condor St., Service Employes .Asaoclatlon. Lawrence C01111ty Supt, of Dunn McCarty who had presented him the 50 year active members of Laurel of showers Saturday, highs In at4:14a.m. Friday for IJlUIIa "A collective bargaining lill will be introduced In achoola and Slate Senator abdominal pains. She wu pin. Grange and both also hold the the lower Ills. Probobillty of Casto who was Ill. ~ was January, 1977," he said. "It will pass the Senate and the Home, Oakley C. Collins, aad taken to Holzer Medical Worll in the grange goes seventh degree. rain near zero pet. today, 10 taken to Veterans Memorial' (Continued on page 10) Actlq Supt. Jamea Willis. Center. "way back" for Radeltin. His pet. tonight, 30 pet. Saturday . Hospital. · By AL ROSSITER JR. as Drug abuse workshop held for .45 teachers 1.·1:.fN~~~···:····~·· · : · i;,'······ii;i'~_·f~~.:..- ~~~;~1:~~~~L1~ 1 Radekin, 50-year Pedestrian granger, honored ~jured Weather •• t • • is •• ~ ON Ladies' car or suburban CHICAGO (UPI) - In the morning with a aore throat early morning hours of Dec. and breathing difficulties. 14, 1799, George Washington Three physicians were awakened with a aore throat .. called - Including Dr . EllSha TwentyoOne hours later, the CuUen Dick, 32. nation's first president was The treatment Including dead. . heavy bleeding of the patient Now Dr. Heinz H.E . - a customary, 18th Century Scheldemandel, a Falls treatment - and medication Cllurch, Va., throat specialist that Washington almost says the disease that ltilled choked to death trying to · Washington was wrongly swallow. He died at 11:30 di&gnosed and treated and p.m. at age 67. that Washington might have Dick had suggested a trasurvived if the advice of a cheostomy, making a junior physician had been surgical airway In the throat, beeded. but it had never been tried In Scheidemandel, In the Ar- America and the older ctlives of Otolaryngology, doctors decided the risk was , says11,study.0f Wa.shJniion's .too b!gl}. ' linaJ ·Uln~ ' Indicates deatl) "lt is of IntereSt to note that was ca11sed by acute In spite of aU the advances of epiglottitis - the suffocation- modern medicine in the last inducing swelling of the 200 years, this emergency epiglottis, a flap that would have been treated the trevents food from entering same way then as now." said the windpipe. Scheldemandel. "Qlly the Washington 's physicians rapid establishment of an Usted the cause of death as airway guarantees survival cynanctle lraehealls - a In acute epiglottitis." · severe sore throat, after But Scheidemandel could initial understand the doctors' discarding an diagnosis of a 'throat abcess. · reluctance to try the ' Scheidemandel said operation, adding : "What Washlngtun got drenched by would the world have said at rain In~ his !ann on . that time If they had taken Dec. 13, 1799, and awakened this-chance and failed? " between~ and 3 a.m. the ne:rt REOEDICATE MARKER - Participating In tl)e rededication ceremony at tile marker were, left to right, Keith Circle, Meigs blcentennia! minuteman, Mrs. Merritt S. Hubet, regent, Ohio Society, Daughters of the ' SPECIAL FURNITURE SALE NOW ' IN PROGRESS FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, THIRD FLOOR MAIN STORE . f APPROPRIATE ENTERTAINMENT-Appalachian music by Mrs. Jennifer SheeUI on her dulcimer and autoharp wu featured In the dedication ceremony of Washington's marker. .· · . ,. Sove ~.:30~% The rededication of the marker was a bicentennial event of Return Jonathan Melga Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Nearly hall of !hoM pr~t were D.A.R. members from BrOIIId the lllate arriving via chartered bu.s ftclm Point Ple811DI. They IIJ'e traveling aboard the Delta Queen from Pittsburgh to Cmctnnati stowln.RaJons the way to eee pla~;ea of hiltcrlcal lntereet and . attend other monument rededications. A welcome to the visiting D.A.R. members and other gueets was given by Mr1. Thereon JohMon, local chapter regent. She,recalled the original marking on Oct. 29, 1932 In celet..allon 01the bicentennial of George Washington's birth, and a quotation from hiajOIII'IIIil dated Oct. 21,1770 IIi which he told of his meeting with Klaahute, Mrs. Johnson Introduced Mrs. Merritt S. Huber, Ohio D.A.R. regent, Bettsville, who cominented on the significance of the occasloo and the beauty of the location, a hillside setting overlooking the Ohlp River. Also Introduced were Mrs. Norman H. DeMent, Defiance, a past regent and chalnnan of the bicentennial celet..atlon committee, and other state off leers. Mrs. James Brewington, past regent of Return Jonathan MeJss, joined Mrs. Johnson In a responsive pr•yer reading on God and CoWitry as Mrs. Nan M09re, a direct descendant of Charles Washington, only full brother of George Washington, placed a wreath at the marker. Mrs. Moore also recalled she had ~ed In the unvelltng of the marker at the 1932 dedication . · · With her dulcimer and autobarp, Mrs. Jermlfer Sheets entertained the crowd with Appalachian music and a colnmentary on the hardships and rewards of life In early America. She played and sang "Over the River," a dance game; . (Continued on page 2) -- SA I.E I Mary Martin ho~~~ehold W«d today at Sco" Camp Klalilub! on Shade River. maru School, now an elementary years . Midiileport, 0. II)' Cblrtme IIGeftldl LONG BO'!TOM - tlei!Jite threat of rain, nearly 200 peraons turned out Thurllday to ndedlcate a monument to George Wi~Dinp~n here. The - ma~wnent wber9 Wubington and his IIII'Veytng crew crolll!d tl)e Ohio River In 1770 to make camp with the Indian Chief Klubula, wbola aame reDUilnl a ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . school, In the North Gallia . area of the Gatlla County school district. · She was a member of Phi Epsilon Omicron : honorary. home ec sorority at OSU, and also Theta Upsilon soc iety soror ity. She was also librarian of Gallia Academy · High School for ... 2nd Ale. Washington crossing marker rededicated �%-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy,'O., Friday, Sept. 3, 1117& ' 3- The Daily Sentinel, Mldd!eport-P~meroy, 0 ., Friday, Sepl. 3,1976 Busing was easy "By DAVID HARDING DAYTON, Ohio ( UPIJ The lint day of busi.'lg for school desegregation purposes went 10 smoothly Thlll'Sday that even a woman whose husband leads an antibusing group says her 10n will attend school next week. The ·bliBing program was the first In Ohio and It prooeeded "wilhout a hitch" when busloads of "glggllng, vivacious" black and white students were transported to 62 !Chools without incident. Mrs. Dale WUkln.s, whose husband headed an Informal group of about 60 antibusing parents, kept her seven-yearold son out pf schoo.l Thursday because she was alraid for his safety. But, she said she would send her son to school Tuesday after seeing that the program is apparently working . She sai d lhe antibusing group would probably continue to seek alternatives to fusing. · School Superintendent John B. Maxwell salJ buses IIU!de about l,OOOstops U1 pick up "a lot of giggling, vivacious y01mg!llers - nothing new on opening day." A random sampling of six elementary and three high !Chools showed an absentee rate of 23 per C!lllt, up 18 per cent from last year's first day of classes in the same nine schools. First day attendance had been projected at 5,143, but only 3,942 students were in the classrooms Thursday. Last year, first day attendance was projected 5,716 in lhe nine sampled schools and 5,421 students showed up. Maxwell Sllld the 23 per cen. absentee rate does not COIIcei'l\ him. ' 'Especially not when ·we've got a county fair and a state lair going on today and a lot of the kids are participating lhrough 4-H and . other activities," he said. Dr. W'tlliam Goff, assistimt superintendent for student services, said school officials are ''not going to get uptight about any absences caused by parents' lear that '10mething might happen."' There were no crowds Thursday and pollee presence was virtually nU . ••we're 'eztremely hawy,'' said Maxwell, adding that oppos!Uon to busing Is "small and diBOrganized." "The whole commitment of the community has heen the key," said MaxweU. "Where we thought we'd have pickets and boycotts, there were nOne." Robert Weinman, assistant superintenden t for management services, said, "The key word is patience ." Maxwell said there were several rea10ns for the lack ol incidents on the ftrst day or busing. He said students and their pa rents had toured the schools inVI>lved and talked with teachers before the busing siarted. The Board of Education also sponsored visits by volunteers to homes for students to explain the program and to answer any questions .\he students or parents may have. The Action Center had 17 telephone lines installed to answer any questions telephoned In by anxious parents or students. "! am extremely happy," said Dr. Robert Kegerrels, president of Wright State University and head of a Citizens Task Force whlcll monitored the busing prograrp. " H things go as wen tomorrow as they did today, I will be quite cheered." Police were aoo happy with the results of the first day of busiJ)g. · "! couldn't have had a better morning," said Major GU Thurman, Superintendent of Operations. By DEAN REYNOLDS Uolted PreulnternaUooal Gerald Ford, accused by BOme of writing off the South to Jimmy Carter, is making a tw01Jronged attack agaln!ll that charge In the calm Immediately preceding the stormy election campaign. First, Ford sent running mate Robert Dole to the Southland as a show of his concern lhat the a-itlclsn Is unwarranted. Dole, with the belp of his wife Liddy, a North Carolina native, stumped the Carolinas and Georgia lhis week promising that the GOP is seeking to .broaden its base, even to the home country of the Democratic presidential nominee. Second, Ford managed another show of party unity Thursday with the anno\llcement he had e~ed Ronald Reagan's support in a telephone converSilti(lll. The President, mindful of Reagan's Soulhern appeal, said the former California governor and defeated rival for the GOP nomination agreed to do whatewr he could for the campaign. But even as the attempt to unify the wings of the party (lt'O<!eeded, a late Gallup PoU showed Ford had drifted farther behind Carter, 52 to 37 per cent nationwide. Ford, who met wilh liberal Republicans at the White House Thursday, was to annouitce today lhe time and place for his traditional .campaign opener, and Band and Youtl! Symphony. . rfom the 18ir for teo of the Bob Braun, Cincinnati, star last 11 years. of his OWil television show Marty Zwick, Plain .City, seen in Cincinnati, Dayton, administrative assistant to ' Columbus and lndianapolia, the fair manager for the past who has originated his show !Ill years. · Glenville 'I}lotnas, lAtnes:::::::~::::,:'::.%:;,:,;,:,:;,:;,:,:,:;,:;,;:,:;,:;::::::::::::: ville, director of the All Ohio LOTIERY WINNERS State, Fair Youth Ololr since its inception in 1963. 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ALOCAL CONTRACTOR CALL 1-614 949-2101 OR 1-614 M9-2160 1 ., FARMHONOK COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Fann Bureau Federatioo has decided .to honor the organization's out$tanding young farm couple instead of the young fanner. Nominations will be accepted at lhe Fahn Bureau Federation office bere until Oct. 15. PAINTINGS ON DISPLAY - Buster Weevtr, second from left, resident at Lakin Hospital for lhepa!1130yearswho beganpalntln8 a little over five years ago, 1rillhavesome'ofhia work dlsp~ed at Peoples Bank Today's EXTENDED OUTLOOK Fair Suaday aad a chuce of 1howen Monday ud Tueuday. fll&b• will be Ia the 7es and lows will toot.}' and Saturday. Left to right are NIIIC)' Hllmm, Volunteer_Service Coordinator; Weaver, Joeepb Gwym, rehabilitation counselor, and Don Swishet, vice president of Peoples Bank In Point Pleasant. LAKIN, W. Va.- Six years derwent a cataract operaUon ago Buster Weaver, who has whfch restored h)s sight. lie ID the 501. been at Lakin Hospital for Following the operatlon much of his a. d ult life, unwhich was made possible ::":!:~::-:::::::::;g;::=::;~:.~;:::;:;:::::~:::~::=~~::~~::::.~::~;:::: ' reports indicated It may Involve a speech at his alma mater, the University of Michigan. North Carolina Gov. James llol:l>oWier, emerging from that White House meeting, told reporters the GOP ticket will do well in the South despite Carter, adding "! don 't think there's any CHARLESTON, W. Va. question that c~me Nov. 2 you (UPI) _ Emission standards will see North Carolina in the must be low..-ed inimediately Ford-Dole column ." before coal users will start Carter, like Ford, running a buying and burning West low key campaign over the VIrginia coal again, Gov. last few days, plans to open his race next week at Wann Arch Moore has been told by Springs, Ga. He'81ld running lhe head of the state surface mate Walter Mondale dined mining association. Requesting "drastic· and together in Plains Thursday night and planned a strategy immediate " action, West Vtrginia Surface Mining and session for today. In a speech Thursday at Reclamation Association Salisbury , N.C., Dole President Ben Lusk urged acknowledged that the GOP Moore to move swiftly to aid had neglected certain areas coal Cblnpanies unable to seD and types or voters, but then high sulfui' coal because of said, "We are going to have to emisSion standards. Present emission attract the blac;ks and the Spanish-6pe&'i:lng and others standarddor sulfur olides in to the Republican Party lo West Virginia are fordng give people everywh..-e .in aU utility companies and other walks of life BOrne reason to coal users to obtain out-ofbe attracted to the state coal, sharply cutting into northern West Virginia Republican Party. " coal production, Lust told the Mondale visited Kansas governor in a letter. City, Mo ., before his Referring to Moore's departure for a-gia and told an organization of state recent call for relaxed air legislators that they "should staJidar(k, Lusk empbasir.ed be given a llgger role in the · his concern that such efforts federal..sta te relatl(ll):llip." Would take "over a year." " By that time," Lust insisln third party activity Thursday, an unlikely ted, ''the damage done to the coal industry and the state's alliance emerged. economy wiD be staggering Lester Maddox, the American Independent 'party and irreparalie. Utililies and other coal presidential nominee, and Peter Camejo the Socialist Workers Party ·candidate both denounced the planned debates between Carter and the President. ~"::'::' ''We want to see the Ford....,..."' Carter debate take place," e::'~::"...::', Camejo said, "But we think ""'... the debate should be 000::,::::::"" broadened to include all ,.,...,... .,., ··-· .. _ . . viewpoints." -11 "'"" ............... ._.,, St.. ..._..,., ow. lJ7... And Maddox said his cam- -'•Cowt · - ootk• """"· paign aides had asked the ,.,• ..,-. ....,,.,. three major television ..::.;;:.0:::: ,.._ .... "' netwOrks and the Federal _.._,_, _ _ _ CommunicaUons ' Can~- .=1; 'mission for equal time •"· - ..... •·•· ,.,,, ' along with the Ford-Carter ~ ~-;::.:;:::, confrontation. - ·or ................. ....,.. tlrough the u~ Club of purchase addltio_nal art Point Pleasant and Lakin suppllea as well u supHospital, Buster went on a plementing his Income. camping trip where a He w!U be at the bank from volunteer service coordinator 9 a.m. to 3 P-!11· Friday and ~ gave him a box of color a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. pencils. Forms took shapes . Colors made them real. An :~~!t: discOvered at users must be assured lhey can buy and use West VtrginiiHlllned coal without being subject to action by the West Virginia Air PoUution Control Commission, Luslt lhe Now 73 years old and five and a half years later., Buster will give a showing or his art which is now mosUy pastels and crayons at Peoples Bank today and Saturday. It is the second showing for Buster, who had one earlier in Cbarleston , not to mention ' several drawings he .had on display at. the 197.6 Mason County Fatr. . . Probably,_ what IS m_ore lmpOI'tant though ts there 18 a good chance !hat he will be leaving Lakin soon to return ,, . te 1if after 30 "' pnva e years, ac.wrdi~ to Joseph Gwynn, a rehabilitatlon counselor at Hardcourt pro stars in Athens Octo b.er . ·.Jt !!!! h · ATHENS _ For the first time til sports hiswry there · declared .. will be a National Basketball State firms' buying ou(.(lf. Association game in southstate coal is having "a drastic tern· Ohio On Tuesday Impact" on northern ' companies ·mining the high October 5, 1976, a1 8·.30 p.m.,' the Center Program Board of sulfur coal, Lus1t stated. Ohio University will bring the More than 1,000 miners Central Division Champion already have been laid off Cleveland Cavaliers because of the inability to sell Lakin. While his. talent~ were featuring such stars as the coal, Lusk said, picturing the companies as "being ~overed on a campmg tri~, Jimmy Chones, Campy _was. 10 Lakm s Rossen and Austin Carr to gradually driven out of busi- tt rehabilitation center where meet lhe awesome 1976 play ness.'' · · they were perfected. off team lhi! Buffalo Braves " Considering ' West On display wt11 he a large led by perennial scoring Vtrginia's vast coal reserves "lllld Its energy xrodudng gro~ of drawings of natural champ Bob McAdoo and potential, it is unthinkalie lo subjects Vtkmg scenes, newly acquired great. Adrian allow flirther decline' of our famous people and religtous Dan Uey in an exhibition . game at the Convocation industry due to unreasonalie themes, All of Bus~r's dra~ings at , Center in Athens. and unnecessary emission Tickets for ihe contest are standards," the association the bank on display ~U be for sale. The money raised from u served president wrote. him to $5, $4.50, and $4, a re them will bl ena e seats, and will go on sale • Sept. 20 .at the Memorial Auditorium Box Office (11943411) In Athens from 1-4 p.m. Monday lhrough Friday. For mail orders send a stamped self-addresaed envelope and a check, cashiers check or money order made payable lo Center Program Board, Basketball to Memorial Buckeye Hills Career as several or the stenographic Auditorium Box Office, Center the vocational school courses and agricultural Athens, Ohio 45701. For more Information for G~llia Jackson and . meChanics. Vmton eoun'ties located near Openings sUll exist In (ood about the event contact Mike Rio Grande, reports an in- ~rvi~e, office data ac- Sostarlch, Acting Dlreclor or crease in enrollment for lhe countmg, drafting, forestry Baker Center, .20~ Bake~ 1976-77 .school term. and a few other subjects. NBSCenter, Athens, Ohio Ponney Cisco, director, The school lost 112 seniors 45701 (614-594-3161). said as of Thursday 575 this spring but Cisco reports sludents had enrolled an six to eight students are , • ba k f dditl I increase of 156 over last year. cotrung c or a~ a ona The enrolllnent is as year or training m the field DAMAGF.S SOUGHT follows: Gallla Academy they enrolled in last faD . CLEVELAND (UP!) · High School 125· North Classes begin each day at The Cleveland Police Gallia, 91; So~lhwes'tern, 42; 8:45a.m . after stud~nts are Patrolman's Association Kyger Creek, 311; Hannan U:ansported from thetr home seeks $340,000 In money Trace, 30; JackiOn High, 72; high schools ~nd dismiSS at damages and the Invalidation Wellston, 58; Oak Hill, 57; 2:35 p.m. Vmtoq County or pollee department - . - ....,..,., .,_ _,., · and VInton County 51 ·students, u.u. ,,. ..u~t~ Oh,. ..-4 w. v. .. a. ' . t I' duedito ttheir longer regulations, city charter ' -· tnM; 11~: ........_ •n.~t: Director Cisco said cla&ses rave mg s ance are provisions and Civil Service ~ award WW recognlre a -""· '"''· . . '""' ,_, have been filled In welding dismissed live minutes 1 rules prohibiting poliUcal ac' li couple Instead of an oulatand- II• .._,._nt.M;n.- ....... ....H . tivity by policemen. auto mechanics, auto body ear er. lng fanner, because, aa olfi-· """""'""' ,... ,....., _._,....,, repair , building trades, cials said, a successful fanning operati«< depends i l . . . - - - - - - ' - - - - - i health occupa ti0111 and in, dustrial maintenance as well m the dedicatioo of bolh the .fanner and his wife. ells Buckeye Hills enrollment up =·.:-: . .:;: :. ""'* Washington epidemic regardless of the Radio City Station, New type of flu we stiU lose a large York, NY 10019. number of people. It Ia a DEAR DR. LAMB - A danceroua disease even with friend of mine Is continually our modern treatment ' giving me homemade ItalJan methods. '!bat being the case, IIBuaage and teiUng me ills I am In favor of aU thoae with good for me. 00 uuaage Ia any decrease In resiatance at made witb Wleooked pork, aU, and perhaps aU persona, hot peppers, wine, vinegar, having the protection they garlic and other u.z-edlenla need. A flu shot could uve and It Is not cooked before your life. So my advice w eating. Apparently they have everyone who lw DO medical been eating It In Italy for problem that would rule centurlet. agalnat 11, Ia to get your nu · Aa I am aware that pork II ahota. I'm selfiah and •ant to not always a healthy meat keep aU my readers u long when uncooked, please aa poulble. conf!rin ' whether or not the To give you more In- above spica make II safe lo formation on these eat. It Ia not 11110ked uuaage respiratory lllneues I am either. . . sending you The Health DEAR READER - The Letter number 3-1, The Cold, chief danger ll in getting Flu group. Olhera who want trlchlnoala, a liOriiHIIu! Inthis tn!ormatlCII can lend a fet)aUOII of Ute IIIIIIC1et ol long, stamped, aelf- your body lhat reaulta alm.oat ~ envelope with 50 excluaively from eallnl cenla for it. Send yotl' letter Improperly cooked Infected to me . in care of tbls pork. newspaper, P.O. Box Iilii, Trichinosis was common In .. New York unW recent years because a principle $0UI'ce or pork for the city waa New Jeney, where pip were fed untreated gtrbage. Thb prac~ lw been curtailed and the Incidence of trichlnosla lw decreued. Nevertheleu, the lnfecUon Ia stiU COIIIJilCII and you find it in the United Stalel, Canada and Europe. SaUNges, WUI'Ila and hamburger are aU common li'IYI of spreading the cfnu!. The halnburger told ID Ilona often lw a Ultle pork ldded or the same grinder Ulld for U'"'l-e is used to make hamburger. I don 'I think you ahould touc:b lhat uuaage with a 11)foot pole. The Cllly life pork Ia tbat wblcll has bean frozen at m1na1 32 degrees C for several boun or lhat cooked to lemperalunl of 80 c1et1reet C (140 c1et1reet F I fGr 30 minutes fGr eadl pound of pork. These temperature• refer to the in'-"'al temperature of the meat. · (Continued from page 1) "Baby.()," a lullaby; "The Riddle Song," a love tune on tbe; dulcimer, and "Amazing Grace" and a bicentennial medley on the autoharp. Keith Circle, Meigs bicentennial minuteman, spoke on, patriotilm, and the need for reldndllitg it In America today. He, said that Americans need to stand up for what they believe Just' as the minutemen did during RevoluUonary War days when' they believed lhat the Brilhil were infringing upon their God~ given rights. · . : "We need the patrloti.sn today that prevailed during the · World Wars," Circle ~~&ld . • He commented on the lack of participation In patriotic events, gave e:umples of diareapect for the flag, and spoke of the pride and hard work needed to achieve unity and develop a spirit of patrloti.sn. . For the opening ceremony, Circle advanced the American flag, the pledge was given in unison and lhe group 11111111 the "Stat Spangled llam..-." The Rev. WUUam Mlddleswarlh of the St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, and t1ie lnvocatioa and Ute benediction, and the colors were retired by Circle. · From the marker site, the D.A.R. mernben went to Forked Run Park for a picnic lunch. . The Washington marker, erected by tbe at1o Society, DaugbtWI of the American Revolution, Is lnacrlbed, "Wblle esplorlng the Iandi of the Ohio Colmtry in 1770, George Wlltllngton reaclled this point Cll Oct. 28 and I!IIMmped' ovemlgbt. The impreaal0111 gained on tbla trip llinuenced hla entire Ufe." • Alnonll those attending Thursday's radedicatlon ceram~y were aeveral wbo were there 44 yean qo at the dedication. Mn. [.e(lla Hensley recalled the tremendous crowd which gathered, and Mrs. Mulne Goegieln, Jultel&bt at the time, the Jllleantl'y. The pageant waaa portrayal of Wllllhlngton and hla IU'Veylng party on the dowmiver journey ICCOIIIplnied by an l'ndllll cmoe, and of WQdngton•a IIICOunter witb KIM!uta and hla JndllllJ. The late Mrs. Charles Rlltbburn of Middleport and Mn. o. D. Dailey of Albany were active In preparing the Pll~ material with data being taken from Wasblngtm•a diaty. ' ' •• When flu shots are advised begun to sound the bells of alann Thursday night when they defeated the San Diego Padrea, 5-0, to run their winning streak to seven straight games and cut the PhUlles' lead to nine games. The PhUUes held a 15-game lead only six games ago and are bobbled by a variety of Injuries .lnvplving Greg Ulzlnskl, Dick Allen and Dave Cash . "We're not thinking about the PhUUes," said Manager Danny Murtaugh of the Pirates after Thursday night's victory .. "We have our own Job to do. We realize that ~en If we keep winning someone e1ae has to help us by beating lhe PhUUes." ''The sltuatloo has changed suddenly," Sllid Richie Zlsk. "But we're not looking ahead to our games (they have five left) with the PhUlles. Let's not talk about what's going to happen unUI we get Into that consecutive complete game "We've won in the past for the Pir!ltes' staff. The victory rabed when we 've had to," commented veteran reliever ~ery 's record to 9..f while nave Giusti. "But the truth Is Dave FreWeben suffered his lhe PhUUes have to go Into a 12th defeat against eight tailspin. I'd say we have to wins. The Los Angeles Dodgers win four of our five games IIWept the Montreal Expos, 2witb the' Phlllles." 1 and l>-3, and lhe San Larry Demery pltcl)ed a Francisco Giants walloped five-bitter and Richie Hebner the New York Mets, 11)-7, In doubled home two runs and the only other scheduled stole bane to lead the Pirates to Thursday night's triumph. National League games. The Minnesota Twins beat It was the . seventh • the Milwaukee Brewers, 8-4, in the only scheduled American U!ague game. Dodgen 2-5, Expo& 1-3 ' Don Sutton went 8 2-.'1 Innings for his 17th win, with Charlie Hough finishing up Attending Thursday 's and Steve Rogers ~bsorblag meeting at North Gallla High the loss. Steve Garvey and School were Carl Wolfe and Ron Cey singled In the Howard Caldwell, Southern; Dodgers' runs In a two-n~n .Tim Scarberry, Larry fourth inning. Bill Buckner Cremeens, and Dan Cornell, drove in two runs and Elias Haman Trace; Gary Salyer, Sosa won his sixth game lor Greg Bailie, Angelo the Dodgers in the second Debenedettl, Dave Dunfee game. and Ken Shipley, Sylilmes Glints 10, Meta 7 Valley ; Uoyd L. Myers a~d Bobby Murcer knocked In Wayne Bergdoll, South- five runs wllh a homer and a western ; Gary Minton, Jim single to lead a 12-hit San Sprague and Keith Carter, Francisco attack · which Kyger Creek; John Blake; brought Mike CaldweU his Ted ~hew, Ron Twyman and first. win of lhe season and Btuce Gabriel, North Gallia; tagged 14-game winner Jon Joe Mit<:hem, Archie Rose ; Matlack with his eighth and Charles Good, Eastern. defeat. Pepe Mangual drove in two runs lor the Mets. Twlna 8, Brewer& 4 Butch Wynegar had four singles, including one dw:ing a four..-un sixth Inning which sliuauon." carried the Twin! lo lhelr victory over the Brewer~. Lyman Bostock and • Rod Care'l! added three hila Mel! to the Twins' attack whch dealt reUever Bill Castro hla fourth defeat. Tom Johnlon waa the winner. No gomet, No glmmtct Just Highest Interest Rates. In The Area Ashley named SVAC president Lakin artist discovered at age .68 DR. LAMB By Llwrace E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB- My 111year-old slater recovered from the 1918 fiu. My other slater and I were exposed to It but did not get II. I am 69 years old: Would! be Immune to the fiu or should .I accept the vaccine proposed by President Ford? DEAR READER -Since It Ia not deflnit'e that you had the fiu, and it has been along lime ago, I think you ahould take the flu shola untea you have a medical conditlon that yQUr doctor thinks should prohibit lt. In general, older people or those with heart, lung or other aerlou lll~~e~~~ea lhould take fiu :l>ota whenever any new fiu epidemic Is in ·the offing. r t111nt aU the debate over the •lldvlaablllty of the crash Jli'OII'aJD for thl.t year's epidemic has obecured the point that~ of people died with the serious epidemic j111t laat year. Each lime we have a flu By FRED DOWN UPI Sport• Writer 1be l'it18uW:gh Fira:es are playing it just as coolin their time of hope as are the Philadelphia PhiiUes In their .time of troubles. The PhUUes, who have lost si1 straight games, are refusing to panic. And the Pirates, who have won seven 117 MILTON RICHMAN In a row, are refusing to UPI Sperte Edilor claim a Philadelphia collapse Is lnunlnent. NEW YORK (UP! ) - Some people go wUd about George The Pirates could have Allen. Mention his name and right away lhey tell you he's the best coach In professional footbaU , which I don't buy at aU . To me, the best coach is the one who gets the most out of what he has. Year In and year out, Don Shula doeli that better than anybody ell!e, so to me he's the best. Last year, Ted Marchibroda got my vote by a shade over Bum Phillips. Nobody has any sure way of detennlnlng the "best." Who Is Bob Ashley, veteran the "best?" What Is the "best?" football coach at SouthYou go Into a store. You ask for the "best" and pay lor it. western High School, was Does that guarantee you're getting It? Of course not. elected president of the Edward BeiU'lett Williams, lhe Washington Redaklna' presiSouthern Valley Athletic dent, stood up at one of lhooe welcome home galas for the team Conference during the annual In Washington the other day and told everybody this was t!le fall meeting Thursday night. best team in lhe history of lhe club. · · Gary Minton, . reserve Now, that was quite a mouthful because the Redaklns have basketball coach at Kyger been In business nearly 50 years and occasionally have fielded SOJhe outstanding teams, Including lhe one Sammy Baugh led Creek, was named viceIn 1937 which beat lhe mighty Cblcago Bears for the world president while Bruce Gabriel, track coach at North championship, but Williams didn 't stop lhere. Williams said he "deeply and sincerely" believes the Red- Gallia was elected secretaryskins were going to give Washington fans the best record tbe treasurer. Ashley succeeds city ever had and then he promised the fans the Redaklna were Southern's Carl Wolfe in the going to take them io the Super Bowl four months from now. presidency . A long discussion was held · Ordinarily, when an owner says something like that, It on a propoaed increase in means one of twa things. Either he 's getting a little carried away by his enlhuslasm or he's getting amesSiige across to his ticket prices · for the ·upcoach - win or start looking for a job someplace else. In this coming seasons . It was case, though, Williams also Sllid George ADen would be "the only ooach l ever hire." George Allen's track record shows he ~ver stays in one place too long. This is his sixth season as generalllll!nager ~d belld coach of lhe Redskins and that's about as long as he luis remained anywhere. Hls .flrst head coaching job was with Morningside College In Iowa and he was there three years Uolted Press lnte...tlonal before moving on to Whittier College. Miami University, the After five years there, he took a job as assistant coach with defending Mid-American . the Los Angeles Rams and after a season wilh them, he Conference champion, will became the defensive coach with the Chicago Bears. He stayed meet North Carolina · at ·with the Bears longer than anywbere else, but after seven Chapel Hill, N.C. Saturday seasons with them, he accepted the head coaching job wilh the Rams only to be hit with a breach of contract suit by Bears' and Ohio University will be at Eastern Michigan ~ owner George Halas . · Allen won the suit and coached lhe Rams five fever!~ years highlight a slim opening day during which time he was fired but rehired upon a .petition by college football card for Ohio teams . the players. In other games, Elistem Edward Bennett Williams has been liberal with Allen Insofar Kentucky will be at Dayton as money is concerned . He has given hlrnpretty much a free tonight and Lincoln, Mo. hand with the-Redskins and Alleu, in turn, has made the same College will meet Central shambles of the Washington budget Hailk Stram has done with State at Dayton Sunday. the one in New .Orleans. · · Miami cbmpi!ed an 11-1 Allen okayed the expenditure of a small fortune signing free agents John Riggins, Calvin Hil! and Jean Fugett. That causes record last fall in winning its automatic problems because the veterans with the club say third straight MAC title and how do you like that, the new guys get aU the money and ali we get is new jerseys. · A surpluS of high salsried players in the Redskins' secondary like Jake Scott, Ken Houston, Pat Fischer, ~oe Lavender and Brig Owens means someone has to sit on the bench. That means unhappiness, more problems. The same situation looms with so many capable running backs In Larry TAMPA, Fla . (UPI) Brown, th_e NFL's Player ol the Year not so long ago; Mike Tampa Bay Buccaneers Thomas, last year's Roo!tie orthe Year; Riggins and Hill. coach John McKay says Along with that, the Redskins' offensive line has a lot of veteran quarterback Steve . ,mileage on it. Spurrier will start against the You know how George Allen always says, "The future is Cincinnati Bengals Saturday now." in the final exhibition game 'WeU, Edward Bennett Williams agrees with hlrn: He wants a but he is undecided on how to world championship In the future . What he really meims is . spilt the playing time with ·nQw. Sport Parade buying.WVa coal Evans in fair hall of fame COLUMBUS ( UPI) Officials of the Ohio State Fair are geared up for a big weekend at the 123rd exposition which draws to a cl08e tabor Day. Activities begin today with Induction or the llt$t members into the ohio State Fair Hall of Fame, including Bob Evans of Rio · Grande · Inductees were honored for their ef!orla in promoting the ... _ fair ... .,y were: Omar B. Blackman, Cleveland City School System band director who has been uaoclaled with the fair for 22 yean flUlng various positlona witll the All.()bio State Fair • Utilities aren't Ford playing up to Dixie Pirates playing cool.. win seventh in row recommended that adult tickets be 10ld at $1.50 each with student tickets going for $1 at the gate and 7~ cents In advance ticket !ISles. ~ proposal will be taken to the various conference. Boards or Education lor final approval. Uoyd L, Myers, principal at Soulhwestern High School, agreed to draw up a girls' a thleUc conference schedule lor volleyball and basketball. Other business included the junior high football schedules. For the first time in league histon', aU schools will have a junior high foot- ball program. U!ague passes were also distributed. Plana for the annual SV AC cage preview were tentatively approved. VIcepresident Minton will check on the availability of lhe.Rio Grande College gym on Saturday, Nov. 20. Coaches also agreed that If the rental fee was too high, the event would be transferred to Kyger Creek High School. It was reported thai t,he league stiU owes over $200 for trophies purchased last spring lor the aMual banquet and·aprlng sports. All schools will pay league dues to offset the deficit. 5%% ON PASSBOOk SAVINGS ~MEIGS -e' BRANCH The Athens County Savings & Lo•n Co . 2:96 Second St. Pomeroy , OtliD All Accounts ln~ured . 140,000 by FSLIC . · Miami hegins title defense lhird straight Tangerine among tbe returning rushers Bowl championship. Miami in lhe natiQD. coach Dick Cnun has 28 Carpenter was an All-MAC lettermen returning, running back and wss voted including 13 starters from lhe outstanding back in the lhat team. Tangerine Bowl. North Carolina coach Bill Both Ohio University, ~~ Dooley has 37 lettermen last fall and Eastern returning, including 15 Michigan, ~ last year, starters from last year's 3-7-1 bring veteran teams Into Tar Heel squad. Saturday's contest. Two of the nation's The Bobcats will be led on outstanding backs will be on offense by AU-MAC running the field at Chapel Hill hack Arnold Welcher and on Saturday in Rob Carpenter of defense by middi~rd Rod Miami and Mike Voight of Day. North Carolina. Eastern Michigan returns Voight was the AtlanUc starters in tailback Rod Coast Conference Player-of- .Slater and fuilback John thecYear in 191~ and Is third Hagel. "Our team finished t wo-eday practice Saturday with a no-tackling scrimmage .and I was very pleased with tbe results," said OU coach Bill Hess. " We saw many different game situations and our kicking game was most impressive." Hess said two freshmen, fullback Kevin Babcock and· linebacker Ted Lucas had made the starting lineup. "Both came here in great condition and earned their way into the starting lineup, " said Hess . " Others are coming along, but these two young men were the first freshmen to help." Warriors open Sunday away JOHNSON ·REMODELING Commercia 1Residentia I Also vinyl and alum. siding. Check our fine workmanship first . Free Estimates ' Phone 992-7608 The '76 Big Bend Warriors have been hard at work since lhe first of August getting ready for the upcoming season. The Warriors will open against the Wood County Raiders In P~rkersburg, W. Va. on Sept. 12, at 2. p.m. The Raiders are lhe first expansion team in the O.V.A.F.L. and are begiiU'ling their first season this fall . Coaches selected for lhe Big Bend Warriors are Harold White, Charles Diehl and Roger Turner. Coach White · is a 1970 graduate of Meigs High School where he played high LUCITE ~ WALL PAINT • LUCITE Wall Paint IC:ISTM ' 'fJI.If:SS·11~ HQUl tfl' · W!.U~Q.ERI"' • Creamy Smooth Appearance • Fast Drying • Ei!SY Water Cleanup • Excellent Coverage school ball four years under Coach Chancey . He also played eighth grade fOOtball with Coach Porter at Pomeroy and one year with the Meigs Amateur football team before taking a coaching position. He has been active In forming lhe Ohio Valley Amateur Football League and especially the Warriors. He is employed with National Ute Insurance Company as an independent agent. White will be lhe Head Mentor of the Warrior team, assisted by Turner and Diehl. Diehl also graduated from Meigs in 1974 where he played football from 1971 to 1973. He served last year wilh the Warriors as equipment manager, a position be will retain unUI a replacement can be found. Turner is a graduate of RuUand High School of 1959 where he played footbaU for the disUnguished Jim Vennari. He also played one year with , the Warriors before deciding to help with the coaching duties. When asked about the lack of experience by the coaching staff, White responded: "It's the players that play lhe game, lhe coaches are only bere to help give Uie team unity and direction." While is urging all young men wanting to play ball to try out now for the team. "We only have about half the.men we can play this year. H anyone feels lhat our games or our level of hall Is easy, we;d love to suit them up, or If they feel they can do a better job coaching, we'll listen to their suggestions, " said White . . If Meigs County wants a football team of good caliber in the O.V.A.F.L., then the players and fans are going to have to make an honest effort and support those wilting to put In their time and money to make It become a part of the Meigs Sport Scene. 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At Slifety, Ken Stone will replace Ricky Davis, who is suffering from a bruised knee . Cornerback Mike Washington will start instead of Joe Blahak, who has gone to Nebraska for his mother's funeral. McKay Sllid the Bengals "look like the best offensive team we have played." berg AT ., 500 OFF Spuni~t. tabbed to start game reserves Parnell Dickinson, Thursday four reserves will Gary Valbuena and Larry start against the Bengals. Lawrence. Halfback Essex Johnson Lawrence has played (or will replace Louis Carter, the Bucs, and McKay said who Is suffering from a hip earlier he wanted to get a pointer. The other running look at Valbuena and back spot will be filled by Dickirison in action. fullback Vince Kendrick, The coach announced replacing ·Harold Hart, out TIRES & BAnERIES Adjust ' Caster .ROYAL CROWN _ BOmiNG COMPANY New York Clothing House POMEROY ·· 992·2049 Adjust • Brakes 600 E. Main St. • Adjust Camber • Pack Front Wheel Bearings • Check Master Cyli nder • Road Test Car for Safety Check POMEROY HOME & AUTO Brake Semce Front End Alignment 992-2094 • I �%-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy,'O., Friday, Sept. 3, 1117& ' 3- The Daily Sentinel, Mldd!eport-P~meroy, 0 ., Friday, Sepl. 3,1976 Busing was easy "By DAVID HARDING DAYTON, Ohio ( UPIJ The lint day of busi.'lg for school desegregation purposes went 10 smoothly Thlll'Sday that even a woman whose husband leads an antibusing group says her 10n will attend school next week. The ·bliBing program was the first In Ohio and It prooeeded "wilhout a hitch" when busloads of "glggllng, vivacious" black and white students were transported to 62 !Chools without incident. Mrs. Dale WUkln.s, whose husband headed an Informal group of about 60 antibusing parents, kept her seven-yearold son out pf schoo.l Thursday because she was alraid for his safety. But, she said she would send her son to school Tuesday after seeing that the program is apparently working . She sai d lhe antibusing group would probably continue to seek alternatives to fusing. · School Superintendent John B. Maxwell salJ buses IIU!de about l,OOOstops U1 pick up "a lot of giggling, vivacious y01mg!llers - nothing new on opening day." A random sampling of six elementary and three high !Chools showed an absentee rate of 23 per C!lllt, up 18 per cent from last year's first day of classes in the same nine schools. First day attendance had been projected at 5,143, but only 3,942 students were in the classrooms Thursday. Last year, first day attendance was projected 5,716 in lhe nine sampled schools and 5,421 students showed up. Maxwell Sllld the 23 per cen. absentee rate does not COIIcei'l\ him. ' 'Especially not when ·we've got a county fair and a state lair going on today and a lot of the kids are participating lhrough 4-H and . other activities," he said. Dr. W'tlliam Goff, assistimt superintendent for student services, said school officials are ''not going to get uptight about any absences caused by parents' lear that '10mething might happen."' There were no crowds Thursday and pollee presence was virtually nU . ••we're 'eztremely hawy,'' said Maxwell, adding that oppos!Uon to busing Is "small and diBOrganized." "The whole commitment of the community has heen the key," said MaxweU. "Where we thought we'd have pickets and boycotts, there were nOne." Robert Weinman, assistant superintenden t for management services, said, "The key word is patience ." Maxwell said there were several rea10ns for the lack ol incidents on the ftrst day or busing. He said students and their pa rents had toured the schools inVI>lved and talked with teachers before the busing siarted. The Board of Education also sponsored visits by volunteers to homes for students to explain the program and to answer any questions .\he students or parents may have. The Action Center had 17 telephone lines installed to answer any questions telephoned In by anxious parents or students. "! am extremely happy," said Dr. Robert Kegerrels, president of Wright State University and head of a Citizens Task Force whlcll monitored the busing prograrp. " H things go as wen tomorrow as they did today, I will be quite cheered." Police were aoo happy with the results of the first day of busiJ)g. · "! couldn't have had a better morning," said Major GU Thurman, Superintendent of Operations. By DEAN REYNOLDS Uolted PreulnternaUooal Gerald Ford, accused by BOme of writing off the South to Jimmy Carter, is making a tw01Jronged attack agaln!ll that charge In the calm Immediately preceding the stormy election campaign. First, Ford sent running mate Robert Dole to the Southland as a show of his concern lhat the a-itlclsn Is unwarranted. Dole, with the belp of his wife Liddy, a North Carolina native, stumped the Carolinas and Georgia lhis week promising that the GOP is seeking to .broaden its base, even to the home country of the Democratic presidential nominee. Second, Ford managed another show of party unity Thursday with the anno\llcement he had e~ed Ronald Reagan's support in a telephone converSilti(lll. The President, mindful of Reagan's Soulhern appeal, said the former California governor and defeated rival for the GOP nomination agreed to do whatewr he could for the campaign. But even as the attempt to unify the wings of the party (lt'O<!eeded, a late Gallup PoU showed Ford had drifted farther behind Carter, 52 to 37 per cent nationwide. Ford, who met wilh liberal Republicans at the White House Thursday, was to annouitce today lhe time and place for his traditional .campaign opener, and Band and Youtl! Symphony. . rfom the 18ir for teo of the Bob Braun, Cincinnati, star last 11 years. of his OWil television show Marty Zwick, Plain .City, seen in Cincinnati, Dayton, administrative assistant to ' Columbus and lndianapolia, the fair manager for the past who has originated his show !Ill years. · Glenville 'I}lotnas, lAtnes:::::::~::::,:'::.%:;,:,;,:,:;,:;,:,:,:;,:;,;:,:;,:;::::::::::::: ville, director of the All Ohio LOTIERY WINNERS State, Fair Youth Ololr since its inception in 1963. He is . t ThiJ week'• ll'illniDg Ohio director of voca1 mUSIC a Lottery aumben: Zanesville High School. 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ALOCAL CONTRACTOR CALL 1-614 949-2101 OR 1-614 M9-2160 1 ., FARMHONOK COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Fann Bureau Federatioo has decided .to honor the organization's out$tanding young farm couple instead of the young fanner. Nominations will be accepted at lhe Fahn Bureau Federation office bere until Oct. 15. PAINTINGS ON DISPLAY - Buster Weevtr, second from left, resident at Lakin Hospital for lhepa!1130yearswho beganpalntln8 a little over five years ago, 1rillhavesome'ofhia work dlsp~ed at Peoples Bank Today's EXTENDED OUTLOOK Fair Suaday aad a chuce of 1howen Monday ud Tueuday. fll&b• will be Ia the 7es and lows will toot.}' and Saturday. Left to right are NIIIC)' Hllmm, Volunteer_Service Coordinator; Weaver, Joeepb Gwym, rehabilitation counselor, and Don Swishet, vice president of Peoples Bank In Point Pleasant. LAKIN, W. Va.- Six years derwent a cataract operaUon ago Buster Weaver, who has whfch restored h)s sight. lie ID the 501. been at Lakin Hospital for Following the operatlon much of his a. d ult life, unwhich was made possible ::":!:~::-:::::::::;g;::=::;~:.~;:::;:;:::::~:::~::=~~::~~::::.~::~;:::: ' reports indicated It may Involve a speech at his alma mater, the University of Michigan. North Carolina Gov. James llol:l>oWier, emerging from that White House meeting, told reporters the GOP ticket will do well in the South despite Carter, adding "! don 't think there's any CHARLESTON, W. Va. question that c~me Nov. 2 you (UPI) _ Emission standards will see North Carolina in the must be low..-ed inimediately Ford-Dole column ." before coal users will start Carter, like Ford, running a buying and burning West low key campaign over the VIrginia coal again, Gov. last few days, plans to open his race next week at Wann Arch Moore has been told by Springs, Ga. He'81ld running lhe head of the state surface mate Walter Mondale dined mining association. Requesting "drastic· and together in Plains Thursday night and planned a strategy immediate " action, West Vtrginia Surface Mining and session for today. In a speech Thursday at Reclamation Association Salisbury , N.C., Dole President Ben Lusk urged acknowledged that the GOP Moore to move swiftly to aid had neglected certain areas coal Cblnpanies unable to seD and types or voters, but then high sulfui' coal because of said, "We are going to have to emisSion standards. Present emission attract the blac;ks and the Spanish-6pe&'i:lng and others standarddor sulfur olides in to the Republican Party lo West Virginia are fordng give people everywh..-e .in aU utility companies and other walks of life BOrne reason to coal users to obtain out-ofbe attracted to the state coal, sharply cutting into northern West Virginia Republican Party. " coal production, Lust told the Mondale visited Kansas governor in a letter. City, Mo ., before his Referring to Moore's departure for a-gia and told an organization of state recent call for relaxed air legislators that they "should staJidar(k, Lusk empbasir.ed be given a llgger role in the · his concern that such efforts federal..sta te relatl(ll):llip." Would take "over a year." " By that time," Lust insisln third party activity Thursday, an unlikely ted, ''the damage done to the coal industry and the state's alliance emerged. economy wiD be staggering Lester Maddox, the American Independent 'party and irreparalie. Utililies and other coal presidential nominee, and Peter Camejo the Socialist Workers Party ·candidate both denounced the planned debates between Carter and the President. ~"::'::' ''We want to see the Ford....,..."' Carter debate take place," e::'~::"...::', Camejo said, "But we think ""'... the debate should be 000::,::::::"" broadened to include all ,.,...,... .,., ··-· .. _ . . viewpoints." -11 "'"" ............... ._.,, St.. ..._..,., ow. lJ7... And Maddox said his cam- -'•Cowt · - ootk• """"· paign aides had asked the ,.,• ..,-. ....,,.,. three major television ..::.;;:.0:::: ,.._ .... "' netwOrks and the Federal _.._,_, _ _ _ CommunicaUons ' Can~- .=1; 'mission for equal time •"· - ..... •·•· ,.,,, ' along with the Ford-Carter ~ ~-;::.:;:::, confrontation. - ·or ................. ....,.. tlrough the u~ Club of purchase addltio_nal art Point Pleasant and Lakin suppllea as well u supHospital, Buster went on a plementing his Income. camping trip where a He w!U be at the bank from volunteer service coordinator 9 a.m. to 3 P-!11· Friday and ~ gave him a box of color a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. pencils. Forms took shapes . Colors made them real. An :~~!t: discOvered at users must be assured lhey can buy and use West VtrginiiHlllned coal without being subject to action by the West Virginia Air PoUution Control Commission, Luslt lhe Now 73 years old and five and a half years later., Buster will give a showing or his art which is now mosUy pastels and crayons at Peoples Bank today and Saturday. It is the second showing for Buster, who had one earlier in Cbarleston , not to mention ' several drawings he .had on display at. the 197.6 Mason County Fatr. . . Probably,_ what IS m_ore lmpOI'tant though ts there 18 a good chance !hat he will be leaving Lakin soon to return ,, . te 1if after 30 "' pnva e years, ac.wrdi~ to Joseph Gwynn, a rehabilitatlon counselor at Hardcourt pro stars in Athens Octo b.er . ·.Jt !!!! h · ATHENS _ For the first time til sports hiswry there · declared .. will be a National Basketball State firms' buying ou(.(lf. Association game in southstate coal is having "a drastic tern· Ohio On Tuesday Impact" on northern ' companies ·mining the high October 5, 1976, a1 8·.30 p.m.,' the Center Program Board of sulfur coal, Lus1t stated. Ohio University will bring the More than 1,000 miners Central Division Champion already have been laid off Cleveland Cavaliers because of the inability to sell Lakin. While his. talent~ were featuring such stars as the coal, Lusk said, picturing the companies as "being ~overed on a campmg tri~, Jimmy Chones, Campy _was. 10 Lakm s Rossen and Austin Carr to gradually driven out of busi- tt rehabilitation center where meet lhe awesome 1976 play ness.'' · · they were perfected. off team lhi! Buffalo Braves " Considering ' West On display wt11 he a large led by perennial scoring Vtrginia's vast coal reserves "lllld Its energy xrodudng gro~ of drawings of natural champ Bob McAdoo and potential, it is unthinkalie lo subjects Vtkmg scenes, newly acquired great. Adrian allow flirther decline' of our famous people and religtous Dan Uey in an exhibition . game at the Convocation industry due to unreasonalie themes, All of Bus~r's dra~ings at , Center in Athens. and unnecessary emission Tickets for ihe contest are standards," the association the bank on display ~U be for sale. The money raised from u served president wrote. him to $5, $4.50, and $4, a re them will bl ena e seats, and will go on sale • Sept. 20 .at the Memorial Auditorium Box Office (11943411) In Athens from 1-4 p.m. Monday lhrough Friday. For mail orders send a stamped self-addresaed envelope and a check, cashiers check or money order made payable lo Center Program Board, Basketball to Memorial Buckeye Hills Career as several or the stenographic Auditorium Box Office, Center the vocational school courses and agricultural Athens, Ohio 45701. For more Information for G~llia Jackson and . meChanics. Vmton eoun'ties located near Openings sUll exist In (ood about the event contact Mike Rio Grande, reports an in- ~rvi~e, office data ac- Sostarlch, Acting Dlreclor or crease in enrollment for lhe countmg, drafting, forestry Baker Center, .20~ Bake~ 1976-77 .school term. and a few other subjects. NBSCenter, Athens, Ohio Ponney Cisco, director, The school lost 112 seniors 45701 (614-594-3161). said as of Thursday 575 this spring but Cisco reports sludents had enrolled an six to eight students are , • ba k f dditl I increase of 156 over last year. cotrung c or a~ a ona The enrolllnent is as year or training m the field DAMAGF.S SOUGHT follows: Gallla Academy they enrolled in last faD . CLEVELAND (UP!) · High School 125· North Classes begin each day at The Cleveland Police Gallia, 91; So~lhwes'tern, 42; 8:45a.m . after stud~nts are Patrolman's Association Kyger Creek, 311; Hannan U:ansported from thetr home seeks $340,000 In money Trace, 30; JackiOn High, 72; high schools ~nd dismiSS at damages and the Invalidation Wellston, 58; Oak Hill, 57; 2:35 p.m. Vmtoq County or pollee department - . - ....,..,., .,_ _,., · and VInton County 51 ·students, u.u. ,,. ..u~t~ Oh,. ..-4 w. v. .. a. ' . t I' duedito ttheir longer regulations, city charter ' -· tnM; 11~: ........_ •n.~t: Director Cisco said cla&ses rave mg s ance are provisions and Civil Service ~ award WW recognlre a -""· '"''· . . '""' ,_, have been filled In welding dismissed live minutes 1 rules prohibiting poliUcal ac' li couple Instead of an oulatand- II• .._,._nt.M;n.- ....... ....H . tivity by policemen. auto mechanics, auto body ear er. lng fanner, because, aa olfi-· """""'""' ,... ,....., _._,....,, repair , building trades, cials said, a successful fanning operati«< depends i l . . . - - - - - - ' - - - - - i health occupa ti0111 and in, dustrial maintenance as well m the dedicatioo of bolh the .fanner and his wife. ells Buckeye Hills enrollment up =·.:-: . .:;: :. ""'* Washington epidemic regardless of the Radio City Station, New type of flu we stiU lose a large York, NY 10019. number of people. It Ia a DEAR DR. LAMB - A danceroua disease even with friend of mine Is continually our modern treatment ' giving me homemade ItalJan methods. '!bat being the case, IIBuaage and teiUng me ills I am In favor of aU thoae with good for me. 00 uuaage Ia any decrease In resiatance at made witb Wleooked pork, aU, and perhaps aU persona, hot peppers, wine, vinegar, having the protection they garlic and other u.z-edlenla need. A flu shot could uve and It Is not cooked before your life. So my advice w eating. Apparently they have everyone who lw DO medical been eating It In Italy for problem that would rule centurlet. agalnat 11, Ia to get your nu · Aa I am aware that pork II ahota. I'm selfiah and •ant to not always a healthy meat keep aU my readers u long when uncooked, please aa poulble. conf!rin ' whether or not the To give you more In- above spica make II safe lo formation on these eat. It Ia not 11110ked uuaage respiratory lllneues I am either. . . sending you The Health DEAR READER - The Letter number 3-1, The Cold, chief danger ll in getting Flu group. Olhera who want trlchlnoala, a liOriiHIIu! Inthis tn!ormatlCII can lend a fet)aUOII of Ute IIIIIIC1et ol long, stamped, aelf- your body lhat reaulta alm.oat ~ envelope with 50 excluaively from eallnl cenla for it. Send yotl' letter Improperly cooked Infected to me . in care of tbls pork. newspaper, P.O. Box Iilii, Trichinosis was common In .. New York unW recent years because a principle $0UI'ce or pork for the city waa New Jeney, where pip were fed untreated gtrbage. Thb prac~ lw been curtailed and the Incidence of trichlnosla lw decreued. Nevertheleu, the lnfecUon Ia stiU COIIIJilCII and you find it in the United Stalel, Canada and Europe. SaUNges, WUI'Ila and hamburger are aU common li'IYI of spreading the cfnu!. The halnburger told ID Ilona often lw a Ultle pork ldded or the same grinder Ulld for U'"'l-e is used to make hamburger. I don 'I think you ahould touc:b lhat uuaage with a 11)foot pole. The Cllly life pork Ia tbat wblcll has bean frozen at m1na1 32 degrees C for several boun or lhat cooked to lemperalunl of 80 c1et1reet C (140 c1et1reet F I fGr 30 minutes fGr eadl pound of pork. These temperature• refer to the in'-"'al temperature of the meat. · (Continued from page 1) "Baby.()," a lullaby; "The Riddle Song," a love tune on tbe; dulcimer, and "Amazing Grace" and a bicentennial medley on the autoharp. Keith Circle, Meigs bicentennial minuteman, spoke on, patriotilm, and the need for reldndllitg it In America today. He, said that Americans need to stand up for what they believe Just' as the minutemen did during RevoluUonary War days when' they believed lhat the Brilhil were infringing upon their God~ given rights. · . : "We need the patrloti.sn today that prevailed during the · World Wars," Circle ~~&ld . • He commented on the lack of participation In patriotic events, gave e:umples of diareapect for the flag, and spoke of the pride and hard work needed to achieve unity and develop a spirit of patrloti.sn. . For the opening ceremony, Circle advanced the American flag, the pledge was given in unison and lhe group 11111111 the "Stat Spangled llam..-." The Rev. WUUam Mlddleswarlh of the St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, and t1ie lnvocatioa and Ute benediction, and the colors were retired by Circle. · From the marker site, the D.A.R. mernben went to Forked Run Park for a picnic lunch. . The Washington marker, erected by tbe at1o Society, DaugbtWI of the American Revolution, Is lnacrlbed, "Wblle esplorlng the Iandi of the Ohio Colmtry in 1770, George Wlltllngton reaclled this point Cll Oct. 28 and I!IIMmped' ovemlgbt. The impreaal0111 gained on tbla trip llinuenced hla entire Ufe." • Alnonll those attending Thursday's radedicatlon ceram~y were aeveral wbo were there 44 yean qo at the dedication. Mn. [.e(lla Hensley recalled the tremendous crowd which gathered, and Mrs. Mulne Goegieln, Jultel&bt at the time, the Jllleantl'y. The pageant waaa portrayal of Wllllhlngton and hla IU'Veylng party on the dowmiver journey ICCOIIIplnied by an l'ndllll cmoe, and of WQdngton•a IIICOunter witb KIM!uta and hla JndllllJ. The late Mrs. Charles Rlltbburn of Middleport and Mn. o. D. Dailey of Albany were active In preparing the Pll~ material with data being taken from Wasblngtm•a diaty. ' ' •• When flu shots are advised begun to sound the bells of alann Thursday night when they defeated the San Diego Padrea, 5-0, to run their winning streak to seven straight games and cut the PhUlles' lead to nine games. The PhUUes held a 15-game lead only six games ago and are bobbled by a variety of Injuries .lnvplving Greg Ulzlnskl, Dick Allen and Dave Cash . "We're not thinking about the PhUUes," said Manager Danny Murtaugh of the Pirates after Thursday night's victory .. "We have our own Job to do. We realize that ~en If we keep winning someone e1ae has to help us by beating lhe PhUUes." ''The sltuatloo has changed suddenly," Sllid Richie Zlsk. "But we're not looking ahead to our games (they have five left) with the PhUlles. Let's not talk about what's going to happen unUI we get Into that consecutive complete game "We've won in the past for the Pir!ltes' staff. The victory rabed when we 've had to," commented veteran reliever ~ery 's record to 9..f while nave Giusti. "But the truth Is Dave FreWeben suffered his lhe PhUUes have to go Into a 12th defeat against eight tailspin. I'd say we have to wins. The Los Angeles Dodgers win four of our five games IIWept the Montreal Expos, 2witb the' Phlllles." 1 and l>-3, and lhe San Larry Demery pltcl)ed a Francisco Giants walloped five-bitter and Richie Hebner the New York Mets, 11)-7, In doubled home two runs and the only other scheduled stole bane to lead the Pirates to Thursday night's triumph. National League games. The Minnesota Twins beat It was the . seventh • the Milwaukee Brewers, 8-4, in the only scheduled American U!ague game. Dodgen 2-5, Expo& 1-3 ' Don Sutton went 8 2-.'1 Innings for his 17th win, with Charlie Hough finishing up Attending Thursday 's and Steve Rogers ~bsorblag meeting at North Gallla High the loss. Steve Garvey and School were Carl Wolfe and Ron Cey singled In the Howard Caldwell, Southern; Dodgers' runs In a two-n~n .Tim Scarberry, Larry fourth inning. Bill Buckner Cremeens, and Dan Cornell, drove in two runs and Elias Haman Trace; Gary Salyer, Sosa won his sixth game lor Greg Bailie, Angelo the Dodgers in the second Debenedettl, Dave Dunfee game. and Ken Shipley, Sylilmes Glints 10, Meta 7 Valley ; Uoyd L. Myers a~d Bobby Murcer knocked In Wayne Bergdoll, South- five runs wllh a homer and a western ; Gary Minton, Jim single to lead a 12-hit San Sprague and Keith Carter, Francisco attack · which Kyger Creek; John Blake; brought Mike CaldweU his Ted ~hew, Ron Twyman and first. win of lhe season and Btuce Gabriel, North Gallia; tagged 14-game winner Jon Joe Mit<:hem, Archie Rose ; Matlack with his eighth and Charles Good, Eastern. defeat. Pepe Mangual drove in two runs lor the Mets. Twlna 8, Brewer& 4 Butch Wynegar had four singles, including one dw:ing a four..-un sixth Inning which sliuauon." carried the Twin! lo lhelr victory over the Brewer~. Lyman Bostock and • Rod Care'l! added three hila Mel! to the Twins' attack whch dealt reUever Bill Castro hla fourth defeat. Tom Johnlon waa the winner. No gomet, No glmmtct Just Highest Interest Rates. In The Area Ashley named SVAC president Lakin artist discovered at age .68 DR. LAMB By Llwrace E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB- My 111year-old slater recovered from the 1918 fiu. My other slater and I were exposed to It but did not get II. I am 69 years old: Would! be Immune to the fiu or should .I accept the vaccine proposed by President Ford? DEAR READER -Since It Ia not deflnit'e that you had the fiu, and it has been along lime ago, I think you ahould take the flu shola untea you have a medical conditlon that yQUr doctor thinks should prohibit lt. In general, older people or those with heart, lung or other aerlou lll~~e~~~ea lhould take fiu :l>ota whenever any new fiu epidemic Is in ·the offing. r t111nt aU the debate over the •lldvlaablllty of the crash Jli'OII'aJD for thl.t year's epidemic has obecured the point that~ of people died with the serious epidemic j111t laat year. Each lime we have a flu By FRED DOWN UPI Sport• Writer 1be l'it18uW:gh Fira:es are playing it just as coolin their time of hope as are the Philadelphia PhiiUes In their .time of troubles. The PhUUes, who have lost si1 straight games, are refusing to panic. And the Pirates, who have won seven 117 MILTON RICHMAN In a row, are refusing to UPI Sperte Edilor claim a Philadelphia collapse Is lnunlnent. NEW YORK (UP! ) - Some people go wUd about George The Pirates could have Allen. Mention his name and right away lhey tell you he's the best coach In professional footbaU , which I don't buy at aU . To me, the best coach is the one who gets the most out of what he has. Year In and year out, Don Shula doeli that better than anybody ell!e, so to me he's the best. Last year, Ted Marchibroda got my vote by a shade over Bum Phillips. Nobody has any sure way of detennlnlng the "best." Who Is Bob Ashley, veteran the "best?" What Is the "best?" football coach at SouthYou go Into a store. You ask for the "best" and pay lor it. western High School, was Does that guarantee you're getting It? Of course not. elected president of the Edward BeiU'lett Williams, lhe Washington Redaklna' presiSouthern Valley Athletic dent, stood up at one of lhooe welcome home galas for the team Conference during the annual In Washington the other day and told everybody this was t!le fall meeting Thursday night. best team in lhe history of lhe club. · · Gary Minton, . reserve Now, that was quite a mouthful because the Redaklns have basketball coach at Kyger been In business nearly 50 years and occasionally have fielded SOJhe outstanding teams, Including lhe one Sammy Baugh led Creek, was named viceIn 1937 which beat lhe mighty Cblcago Bears for the world president while Bruce Gabriel, track coach at North championship, but Williams didn 't stop lhere. Williams said he "deeply and sincerely" believes the Red- Gallia was elected secretaryskins were going to give Washington fans the best record tbe treasurer. Ashley succeeds city ever had and then he promised the fans the Redaklna were Southern's Carl Wolfe in the going to take them io the Super Bowl four months from now. presidency . A long discussion was held · Ordinarily, when an owner says something like that, It on a propoaed increase in means one of twa things. Either he 's getting a little carried away by his enlhuslasm or he's getting amesSiige across to his ticket prices · for the ·upcoach - win or start looking for a job someplace else. In this coming seasons . It was case, though, Williams also Sllid George ADen would be "the only ooach l ever hire." George Allen's track record shows he ~ver stays in one place too long. This is his sixth season as generalllll!nager ~d belld coach of lhe Redskins and that's about as long as he luis remained anywhere. Hls .flrst head coaching job was with Morningside College In Iowa and he was there three years Uolted Press lnte...tlonal before moving on to Whittier College. Miami University, the After five years there, he took a job as assistant coach with defending Mid-American . the Los Angeles Rams and after a season wilh them, he Conference champion, will became the defensive coach with the Chicago Bears. He stayed meet North Carolina · at ·with the Bears longer than anywbere else, but after seven Chapel Hill, N.C. Saturday seasons with them, he accepted the head coaching job wilh the Rams only to be hit with a breach of contract suit by Bears' and Ohio University will be at Eastern Michigan ~ owner George Halas . · Allen won the suit and coached lhe Rams five fever!~ years highlight a slim opening day during which time he was fired but rehired upon a .petition by college football card for Ohio teams . the players. In other games, Elistem Edward Bennett Williams has been liberal with Allen Insofar Kentucky will be at Dayton as money is concerned . He has given hlrnpretty much a free tonight and Lincoln, Mo. hand with the-Redskins and Alleu, in turn, has made the same College will meet Central shambles of the Washington budget Hailk Stram has done with State at Dayton Sunday. the one in New .Orleans. · · Miami cbmpi!ed an 11-1 Allen okayed the expenditure of a small fortune signing free agents John Riggins, Calvin Hil! and Jean Fugett. That causes record last fall in winning its automatic problems because the veterans with the club say third straight MAC title and how do you like that, the new guys get aU the money and ali we get is new jerseys. · A surpluS of high salsried players in the Redskins' secondary like Jake Scott, Ken Houston, Pat Fischer, ~oe Lavender and Brig Owens means someone has to sit on the bench. That means unhappiness, more problems. The same situation looms with so many capable running backs In Larry TAMPA, Fla . (UPI) Brown, th_e NFL's Player ol the Year not so long ago; Mike Tampa Bay Buccaneers Thomas, last year's Roo!tie orthe Year; Riggins and Hill. coach John McKay says Along with that, the Redskins' offensive line has a lot of veteran quarterback Steve . ,mileage on it. Spurrier will start against the You know how George Allen always says, "The future is Cincinnati Bengals Saturday now." in the final exhibition game 'WeU, Edward Bennett Williams agrees with hlrn: He wants a but he is undecided on how to world championship In the future . What he really meims is . spilt the playing time with ·nQw. Sport Parade buying.WVa coal Evans in fair hall of fame COLUMBUS ( UPI) Officials of the Ohio State Fair are geared up for a big weekend at the 123rd exposition which draws to a cl08e tabor Day. Activities begin today with Induction or the llt$t members into the ohio State Fair Hall of Fame, including Bob Evans of Rio · Grande · Inductees were honored for their ef!orla in promoting the ... _ fair ... .,y were: Omar B. Blackman, Cleveland City School System band director who has been uaoclaled with the fair for 22 yean flUlng various positlona witll the All.()bio State Fair • Utilities aren't Ford playing up to Dixie Pirates playing cool.. win seventh in row recommended that adult tickets be 10ld at $1.50 each with student tickets going for $1 at the gate and 7~ cents In advance ticket !ISles. ~ proposal will be taken to the various conference. Boards or Education lor final approval. Uoyd L, Myers, principal at Soulhwestern High School, agreed to draw up a girls' a thleUc conference schedule lor volleyball and basketball. Other business included the junior high football schedules. For the first time in league histon', aU schools will have a junior high foot- ball program. U!ague passes were also distributed. Plana for the annual SV AC cage preview were tentatively approved. VIcepresident Minton will check on the availability of lhe.Rio Grande College gym on Saturday, Nov. 20. Coaches also agreed that If the rental fee was too high, the event would be transferred to Kyger Creek High School. It was reported thai t,he league stiU owes over $200 for trophies purchased last spring lor the aMual banquet and·aprlng sports. All schools will pay league dues to offset the deficit. 5%% ON PASSBOOk SAVINGS ~MEIGS -e' BRANCH The Athens County Savings & Lo•n Co . 2:96 Second St. Pomeroy , OtliD All Accounts ln~ured . 140,000 by FSLIC . · Miami hegins title defense lhird straight Tangerine among tbe returning rushers Bowl championship. Miami in lhe natiQD. coach Dick Cnun has 28 Carpenter was an All-MAC lettermen returning, running back and wss voted including 13 starters from lhe outstanding back in the lhat team. Tangerine Bowl. North Carolina coach Bill Both Ohio University, ~~ Dooley has 37 lettermen last fall and Eastern returning, including 15 Michigan, ~ last year, starters from last year's 3-7-1 bring veteran teams Into Tar Heel squad. Saturday's contest. Two of the nation's The Bobcats will be led on outstanding backs will be on offense by AU-MAC running the field at Chapel Hill hack Arnold Welcher and on Saturday in Rob Carpenter of defense by middi~rd Rod Miami and Mike Voight of Day. North Carolina. Eastern Michigan returns Voight was the AtlanUc starters in tailback Rod Coast Conference Player-of- .Slater and fuilback John thecYear in 191~ and Is third Hagel. "Our team finished t wo-eday practice Saturday with a no-tackling scrimmage .and I was very pleased with tbe results," said OU coach Bill Hess. " We saw many different game situations and our kicking game was most impressive." Hess said two freshmen, fullback Kevin Babcock and· linebacker Ted Lucas had made the starting lineup. "Both came here in great condition and earned their way into the starting lineup, " said Hess . " Others are coming along, but these two young men were the first freshmen to help." Warriors open Sunday away JOHNSON ·REMODELING Commercia 1Residentia I Also vinyl and alum. siding. Check our fine workmanship first . Free Estimates ' Phone 992-7608 The '76 Big Bend Warriors have been hard at work since lhe first of August getting ready for the upcoming season. The Warriors will open against the Wood County Raiders In P~rkersburg, W. Va. on Sept. 12, at 2. p.m. The Raiders are lhe first expansion team in the O.V.A.F.L. and are begiiU'ling their first season this fall . Coaches selected for lhe Big Bend Warriors are Harold White, Charles Diehl and Roger Turner. Coach White · is a 1970 graduate of Meigs High School where he played high LUCITE ~ WALL PAINT • LUCITE Wall Paint IC:ISTM ' 'fJI.If:SS·11~ HQUl tfl' · W!.U~Q.ERI"' • Creamy Smooth Appearance • Fast Drying • Ei!SY Water Cleanup • Excellent Coverage school ball four years under Coach Chancey . He also played eighth grade fOOtball with Coach Porter at Pomeroy and one year with the Meigs Amateur football team before taking a coaching position. He has been active In forming lhe Ohio Valley Amateur Football League and especially the Warriors. He is employed with National Ute Insurance Company as an independent agent. White will be lhe Head Mentor of the Warrior team, assisted by Turner and Diehl. Diehl also graduated from Meigs in 1974 where he played football from 1971 to 1973. He served last year wilh the Warriors as equipment manager, a position be will retain unUI a replacement can be found. Turner is a graduate of RuUand High School of 1959 where he played footbaU for the disUnguished Jim Vennari. He also played one year with , the Warriors before deciding to help with the coaching duties. When asked about the lack of experience by the coaching staff, White responded: "It's the players that play lhe game, lhe coaches are only bere to help give Uie team unity and direction." While is urging all young men wanting to play ball to try out now for the team. "We only have about half the.men we can play this year. H anyone feels lhat our games or our level of hall Is easy, we;d love to suit them up, or If they feel they can do a better job coaching, we'll listen to their suggestions, " said White . . If Meigs County wants a football team of good caliber in the O.V.A.F.L., then the players and fans are going to have to make an honest effort and support those wilting to put In their time and money to make It become a part of the Meigs Sport Scene. Negotiations are urider way Continued on page 4 Amer ican League Milwaukee 300 000 OlD- 4 4 3 Minnesota 101 014 Db:- 8 17 o Rodriguez , Castro (5) , Bro - HOURS' Monday, Thuro. & Sat. a,oo.5:Jo SPECIAL UFETIME GUARANTEE MUmER ALL OF (1) TUNI·UP SPECIAL. v..a .'21.00 6 CYLINDE{I 4 CYLINDER •23.05 1 19.95 Includes Plues. t'omts, ~densor, Labor. RESISTOR PLUGS '2.00 EXTRA We Specialize In Disc BrakeS We Tum Rotors and Drums! and Moore. Bane, To . Johnson (lJ and Wynegar . WP · Johnson 2-1. LP Castro J-4. Conly uo~me scheduled) Complete Bral<e Overhau HERE'S WHAT WE DO: • Reline brakes, turn drums and gri linings. Rebuild wheel cylinders . bleed , flush and refill hydraulic tern . Repack front wheel bearings adjust all brakes and safety check. OCC8SIOD ••• All the latest styles NEHI and cobs in men's wearing apparel the year 'round Adjust • Toe: ln Adju st Toe-Out PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W.VA. DISCOUNT PRICES SEPTEMBER NO LABOR with a pulled· hamstring muscle. . At Slifety, Ken Stone will replace Ricky Davis, who is suffering from a bruised knee . Cornerback Mike Washington will start instead of Joe Blahak, who has gone to Nebraska for his mother's funeral. McKay Sllid the Bengals "look like the best offensive team we have played." berg AT ., 500 OFF Spuni~t. tabbed to start game reserves Parnell Dickinson, Thursday four reserves will Gary Valbuena and Larry start against the Bengals. Lawrence. Halfback Essex Johnson Lawrence has played (or will replace Louis Carter, the Bucs, and McKay said who Is suffering from a hip earlier he wanted to get a pointer. The other running look at Valbuena and back spot will be filled by Dickirison in action. fullback Vince Kendrick, The coach announced replacing ·Harold Hart, out TIRES & BAnERIES Adjust ' Caster .ROYAL CROWN _ BOmiNG COMPANY New York Clothing House POMEROY ·· 992·2049 Adjust • Brakes 600 E. Main St. • Adjust Camber • Pack Front Wheel Bearings • Check Master Cyli nder • Road Test Car for Safety Check POMEROY HOME & AUTO Brake Semce Front End Alignment 992-2094 • I �4-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. 3,1976 ~ BASEBALL -~- ' J~~es~..,~~~!~~ .~.~~~~ ~~~-~- Son's · putter Mlltr L•etv• Slandlntt ly Unlttcl Prtn lntern•tlonal ..... National Ltttut PIIIIIGtlphla Plt!SIIIJI'Vh Now York ChiCIOO SJ. LOUlS , N,ontrul w.. 83 74 L.. ~· 51 67 65 Pet. GB .634 .565 9 .501 W h .459 73 costly By GENE CADDES 61 72 ~ UPI Sports Writer 57 70 .449 2~ 43 83 .3-otl 37 Vi AKRON, Ohio (UP!) - A Wlttt W.. L · Pet. GB putter belonging to his sixCincinnati 84 SO .6'i7 year-old son cost Johnny lol Anvtl.. 76 l6 .516 7 Miller a four-!lroke penalty Houston 68 68 .500 17 san Dlt11o 63 12 .467 m; Thursday In the first round of Atlanta .59 74 .44.4 u v, the $300,000 World Series of Sin FrenciKo Sl 11 .425 21 Golf. Thursday's Rtsulft Stn Franclsc:o 10 New York 7 Miller, who found the shortPittsburgh 5 son Dtt11o o, nloht ened putter In his bag on the Lo1 Anatln 2 Montreal 1, 1sr, twilight 15th hole, was assessed the Los Angeles 5 Montre11l 3, 2nd, masimum tw!Hlhot penalty nl\1111 for two holes when he · Friday'• Gamts (All Times EDT) reported the discovery after St. LOU IS CForS<:h 5·101 ol completing his round. Chicago {Burris 12·12J, 2:30 The penalty strokes turned ~msburgh (Rooker 11 ·7 and a two over par 72 score on the Candtlerla 13 -S) at Montreal (Stenhouse 8-8 and Carrithers 6· Firestone Country Club South 101. 2, i :Ol p.m. Course Into a 76. • Cincinnati ( BUIInaham n ., ) it "1 knew they were going to Atlant1 (Niekro 14-10), 7:35 penalize me,' ' said Miller, ~~lldelphla (Carlt'on 16... ) at "even though it was Mickey New York (Seaver 10-10) , 8: 05 MoU~Je . They had no choice." ~~ · Angeles CHooton 8-12) at Miller, however, refused to Houston (Dierker 13·121 . U5 fault his caddie, Andy MarL~ · DIIQO (Jones ~0- 10) at San tinez. Franetseo (Barr 10·111. 10:15 "It's easy t<r do, it reaDy p.m. Saturdey's Games is," said Miller. "He Pittsburgh at Montreal, nloht (Martinez) is very reliable Pllllacllel>hla at New York St. Louis at Ch icago wben it comes to counting san Diego at San Francisco clubs. He does it religiously. Clnclnriatl at Atlanta, n ight He never fails." · Los Angeles at Houston Miller, who ~lled the inciAmtrtcon clent "a fluke, " said he played EutLeo guo w.. L.. Pet. GB Wednesday's entire practice New York ~; ~ 10';, round with the 28-Jnch putter Baltimore 67 63 .515 12'1• In his bag without knowing it. CliYeland Bo1ton 63 68 .481 17 The putter was so small, it 61 70 .466 19 Detroit sa 11 .•so 21 didn't rea~h Ute top lip of the Milwaukee W11t bag. w .. L .. Pet. GB Despite the agonizing KanUS City 78 54 .591 Doklond 11 61 .53S 1 penalty strokes which could 12 ~~~~:'"'" ~ ~; cost him a bundle of U1e Calltornta 59 74 .444 i9 5·8 $300,000 purse being offered Chtcoao 51 15 .431 21 In the revised 72-hole, 2().man nundoy's Results World Ser1'es, Miller almost Mlnnnote 1 Milwaukee 4 Conly gam• ochooull!d l appeared unconcerned by the Friday's G1mes · -de t CAll Times EDTI met n · Oakland (Torrez 10·10) ol "I just wanted to enjoy California CRoss 7.141, 10:30 myself this week," said the fo~a• tBovgs ci.o) ot Ko~sos 29-year-old Californian. "I City (FIIlmorrts 15-91, 8:30 still do. If my whole life was ~~c'.~ CGoaaeg• 8·131 ot at stake, I wouldn't have MtnnHOtl !Redfern 3-1) , 9:00 called that little club on ~ff'woukH !Augustine 7-91 at. mY~Jeif. I could have easily Detroit (Fidrych J5.6J. 8:00 gotten rid of it.'' . p.m. This was not the first time Boston CTiont 16·101 at Cleve. Miller had been ·handed a lend (Brown e.9J,7: 30p.m. Now York (Ellis 13.6) ot four-<lhot penalty for carrying Bo.ltlmoro !Garland 15-51, 7:30 more than the .allowed 14 p.m. Sltvrdoy's Gomes clubs In his bag. It also Dekland at cantornto. nigh! happened several years ago Texas at Kanus City, night Chicago at MlnnHOta . in the Greater Hartford Open. Mlh¥1UkH Itt Detroit . "I gues.s [ should be more Boshln at Cleveland, 2, twl· . upset,, he con c1uded , "but night :m :m l:' Ntw York , at Balt imore, 2. twl.nlght I'm not." Players claim Woody offered trips to bowl · EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) -Piayerslrm1 Michipn Slate University say Ohio Slate Coach Woody Hayes ·gave them money and offered tbllr !amllt• free trlJ!B to U1e Rille Bowl In his efforts to recruit them for the Buckeyes. Ted Bell, a running back wbo quit U1e Spartans last net becaUBe of recurring llnee lnjllriea, said Hayes pve blm a ~ bill and said he would pay to send Warriors : ConUnued from page 3 to pt W"amiir foot6all ~ on WMPO and on Point View Cable T.V. Coverage would belln and canUnue through Ill home pmea and posalbly tile game acheduled Wlth the Gailla Dllclples In Cheshire. A contract with bOth Is apected to be completed as 10011 .. )IOIIIble. The Warrion are offering a Golden Ager diiCount to all card carryiJII rnemberi of 111e Metp OJapter or the Senior Clllzena or any person pre~e~~Unc a Goldeli Buckeye earcl. These peraons will be lldmltted to all Warrior home Plllll at student prltes. · The Warrior hame field t.hls II the Melga Jwllor liP School field In Mid· dlepctrt, Ohio. ' Tbe Warriors wl1l go up 1111D1t the Morgantown Mountain Men at Morgantown, Weal VIrginia this llanday In a prHeason Wt. ODDS & END SHOP NOW OPEN Gifts Hand Blown Glasa Imports Y~rd Decorations LOCIItd ~ mile below· ~lepart Clty Umits on Johnny Millll' fired a n but 'WII Ulf d I four«rolcl penalty for carr)'lnc •.two manyclublln lU big. More ltartlna. he forget 10 riiiiOft a putter belonllniiD hll a poor nine iron second shot 68 was one better than year-old aon.- '!fie penaltz ~the 17th hole cost him a Masterschampi~RayFioyd gave him a round of 78. Lee Trevino, who wu bogey lour and . sole and two better Ulan Tom paired with U.S. Open possess!~ of the lead. Wal8>;ln, J .C. Snead, David champlo_ n Jerry P1te, "Ab90iutely super," ill the Graham and Buddy Allin, way Murakami described his said, " It was a kind of a day matched Pate's one over par round through lnterperter of managing my way around 71 IC«f, and tllid their play resembled ''the Mh lllcllt ol Tatjo K.awata, a graduate of, the course." and former baseball p)llyer The Golden Bear, the the club champlolllhlp." . Alao shooting 711' ~ .• at, Ohio State Urdverslty. favorite to take U!e $100,000 dejected Hale Irwin, who "He !eels almost first prize, was U1e only played "problbly u bad • everyU!ing went right for player In the field of 2ilto go round u I've played In some him," said Kawata. "He feels without a bogey. time," and Hubert Green. oo pres.sw-e right now, but " It wl$ a pretty dam good TalWBI)'I Hill Sheng..san maybe tomorrow or Saturday round," he decided. "! was was alone at n, followed at 73 it may hlt him." pleased wlU!It. Any time you Hill, who said he had "the play Firestone without a five, by Allan Hlllllllng of South Africa, AI Gelberger and unheaiU!y feeling I might go It's a good round." for 80 when I started," F1oyd, who, Uke Nicklaus, Dave Stockton, Billy Dunk of , instead "basically played usuaUy plays well on the long AUJtralla, llliller at 78, Don pretty well." . Firestone SouU! Course, also January at 77 and Ben Crenshaw !ringing up U1e "Idroveitwellwhlchwasa Uke the way he played. little surprising," he said. "I played a damn fine "I've never had the hall in · round of golf," said Floyd, . play or scored as low before "and didn't take advantage of • here. I'm very pleased.'.' it. I didn't get very much out ·of my round." F1oyd expressed surprise at the scores of U!e first day. " I guess ·lt shows the Day games are scheduled lor caliber of U1e field we have Oct. za and 24, if necessary, at here," he said. "! thought par the National League city. would be a hell of a round and out to be mediocre.'' Bell's entire family to the Rose Bowl if he would sign with OSU, according to a repor t Thursday in. the lAnsing State Journal. Bell, a native of Youngston, Ohio , instead came to Michigan State. The oU!er allegations of recruiting violations came from John Vielha ber, a 90phomore quarterback from Findlay, Ohio, who Is being red~ed by the Spartans U!ls fall. . He said Hayes told him In his mother:s kitchen that he and his lamUy would be able to go to U!e Rose Bowl if he signed up with Ohio State. "We were all sitting around In- my family 's kitchen and then got to talking about the . Rose Bowl," said Vielhaher, according to the State Journal. "My mom or sister ...asked about the Rose Bowl and Woody said not to worry UPI Sports Writer AKRON, Ohio (UP!) Takashi Murakami says he ill not U!e Jack Nicklaus of Japan. Jack Nicklaus says; however, he wouldn't mind being U!e Takashl Murakami of the United States. ~ura. kaml, a master around the greens and out of the sand, shot a U!ree under par 67 Thursday on the Firestone Country Club SouU! Cour~Je to share first place with Dave Hillin the $300,000 World Series of Golf. And, just off the pace after an exasperating 68 came the awesome figure of Nicklaus, Murakami's idol. "He (Murakami ) has a hitch in his swing," Nicklaus said when asked to describe the · 32-year-old leading Japanese PGA ToW', "but he does U!e same U!lng every Ume." "I'd like to bave his game around U1e green," Nicklaus said, adding, "if he goes through U!e Japanese tour and Is the leading m~ey wlnner,he'sgot!()beapretty good player." . But, Murakami just shook his head negatively and laughed when asked by a curious U.S. newsman whether or not he was considered lhe Nicklaus of Japan. Murakami was a good player on Thursday, alright, getting of! to a roaring start on the 500-yard second hole when he knocked a U!reewood second shot to within 15 feet and knocking It In for an eagle three. m- rlar at '{8Tocll1'• ..e011d rotllld bepD at - , wltb BID a N~ In lbe lalt t - , IIOing off at I: IJ p.m. EM'· Helen Help Us ••• Think Your Host111 ' With A Colorful DRIED - FLOWER Arrangement From '4" ~~ ~; ~ . 1.: MRS. NElLIE M. RICE of East Liverpool, center, was the recent guest of her sister and brother-In-law, Mr. and MrJ,·Dewey Hudson, Mlneravllle. It was the first time the tl'o daughters of Marlon and Minnie Adains or · Antiquity had been togeU!er for several yeara. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson are pictured will) Mrs. Rice. Four teams to prepare for Series NEW YORK (UP!) - Commissioner Bowie Kuhn appears to be convinced that none of baseball's four divisional leaders will collapse during the final month of U!e ll'lBson. Kuhn gave permission to the Cincinnati Reds , Philadelphia Phlllies, New York Yankess and Kansas City Royals to print league championship and World Series tickers, the commissioner's office said Thursday. For U!e eighth straight year, World Series ticket about it. "~Dori"'t worry,"' Vielhaber quoted Hayes as saying . '"You'll be able wgo. We can takecareofthat. We have the funds . to take care of families.''' Bell said Hayes offered him a trip to the Rose Bowlin 1973 (when Bell was a high school junior) but he declined the offer because his leg was In a cast at U1e time. "I would have gone if I had no cast," said Bell. "I'm oo fool. I wouldn't think twice about going ." Bell also charged that Hayes sent him a 1974 Rllse Bowl program U!at Included a . promise from the OSU coach that the entire Bell family -would see U!e next bOwl game if he became a Buckeye. In addition to the $50 bills and offers of free Rose Bowl trips, Vielhaber was quoted in U!e State Journal as saying Hayes gave him an autographed copy of his $8.95 book, "You Win .with People." The article also said Bell's and Vielhaber's stories were backed up by two other players -one at MSU and one at Michigan-who asked to remain aoonymous. prices will remain U1e same with bOx seals <;osting $15 each'and reserved seats $10. league championship tickets will be lncres.sed, however, lor the first time since U1e divisional playoff started In 1969. Box seats will cost $8 and reserved llells S6, an Increase of $1 for each. The three-of-five lea·gue championship series begins Oct. 9, with games alternati!Jg between day and night lor the first tiJlle. The best-of-seven World Series begiris Oct. 16 in the National League city. The lleeond game on ~day will be U!e first weekend night game In Series history. The next U!ree games also are scheduled at night for the American League city on Oct. 19, 20 and 21, if necessary. SURE WIN W l . Pet. Gil 88 49 .642 Syracuse 81 57 .587 Memphis 69 69' .500 19 1h .Richmond Rh. Island Charleston Tidewater Tole do X·clinched 1st 68 71 .489 67 70 A89 62 73 .459 60 77 .438 55 84 _396 place Thursday's Resu Its 7•.'2 21 21 2l 28 34 7 innings Memphis .4 Charleston o. 2nd, 7 innings fun, you need a 2-way radio if yoli drive today. And we have a complete line of dependable Cobras ... lor immediate ,..;=:::::::~~~~'>/:::......_,~ .I!Y Po!ly .Cramer an IS-wheeler, COBRA 19 MOBILE Super-compact. Weighs only 2-1141bs. AJI23channels. Maximum legal power. Come in and shop our complete lirie of Cobra CB 2-Way radios. ~ 992-2115 Mulberry Ave. b ~· \....9 r a . . RIDENOUR Racine, 0. Pomeroy Punches thr ough loudandclear. TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Chester, 0. . Rhode Island 4 Toledo 3 6 Rochester 5 or *OUR SEMI-ANNUAL NATION-WIDE SALE' For Hospital Cheer Send the Beautiful . SUNSHINE pag~~· POn..~· ~-~Bgood t111e lor plastic bread baga Is :U, braid them Into jump ropes BOUQUET Labor Day Weekend Sale From Continues Men's, Women's & LATEX FLAT ENAMEL Children's Shoes , Good Selection SA T-N-HUE By Helen Bottel FLOWERS heritage house . FUT INTERIOR LA1!X fer AI Occ IIIIMS Dear Helen : What do you do Wlth a mother1!flndmother who 'complains when you don't Iring your baby to 11ee her, and complains when you do? We got tired of the flchls Mom picked with my lluband Ben, foc no reason e:tcept U!at we d~ 't let her run our lives, and we're doing much better maldni lt on our own than abe predicted. (We never aak favora of ber, including baby!lltting.) Wewerealao unhappy about her favoring her other granddaughter. Sbe took It out on our Utile Sandy becauae abe didn't like Ben. . I'd still bring Sandy over to aee her about 011ce a week, 111111 the ccm~parilona: "Sandy cries too much," when U1e favorite, Doria, hollera up a storm; "Too bid S.ndy didn't gel some of Docill' pre1Une88." Things Uke U!at get too much. Now I stop by about once a month, and Mom complahll I'm a terrible daughter, after all she did for rne: What she did was favor my slater all through life! When she cornea to see 111, 1must bring the baby out wthe car becat111e she won't step foot In our house, even though she and Ben are supposed to be on good terms again. . Ben saya I shouldn'tlet her bOther me. How do you please someone like thia? - J . D. Dear J.: Mama doesn't make much ef!orlto please YOU, so why worry over much about pleasing HER? Tell her frankly why you have cut down your visits. It's about time you leveled with thiJ! petulant elderly "child," even though she IS your mother. - H. +++ We Wire Flowws - Evtrywflert 992-2039 PomenJJ flower Shop · Mrs. Millard VU Meftr Open Til8 Tonight and Open Sat. til 5 ANN CLARK Archery demonstrations ·planned in Gallipolis Dear Helen : My dsughter has remarried and her flrst lmband Ann Clark, a member of the supports hia child. She's apecting a baby by the second Tournament Archery Ad· . husband. vlsory Staff f« Ben Pearson, She doesn't want U!e children to have different names so ·has won just about every· she's taltlng U!e first girl's rightful narn.e away and giving her thing a woman can win In the U!e new men's name. I tell her she's In for a lot of trouble, but she won 't llofen.to field of archery. Twice lor the children. It takes nine national Target champion, me. - W. M. baga !() make one for a small once national field champion child and twelve for a taller and a member of U1e USA Dear W .: child. Long ropes lor the World Tournament Team, Your daughter Is lreaklng no law. She may call her child group take thirty baga each. Ann will be at Jones Boys In . any name she wishes, even though her legal last name remains Silt the bags open along the Galllpolla Saturday at land 3 sides so they can be opened that of her natural faU!er . p.m. Since U1e first husband evidently hasn't complained, why up lengthwille. Braid by lnlerShe began her archery should you? - H. weaving the end· of one wiU! career as a' bowhunler. +++ the start of another. Knot Roaming the wooda of ~r Dear Helen : both ends. These ropes are · nallve Ohio, the tiny 5' blond A recent correspondent ' a sked if the real estate business Is strong, creaUve, cheap and hazardous to marriage. I tl)lnk there are probably more affairs colorful. - FLOY ANNE. DEAR POLLY - Nell was and casual adultery In this ptolesalon Ulan In most, beca~ wishing for plastic bags to go there's so much more opportunity. Aseller takes a buyer out to 1n her vacuum cleaner. Do show het (him.) a house and, well, all the Ingredients are there, • tell her please not try to use including plenty of Ume and an empty room. Also real estate such a bag. They will cause people are a high-flying bunch. They fool around becaUile most U!e motor to bum out, since are extroverts who like attention and conquests. - ONE OF air will not go through a THEM · plastic bag. Once I expressed FRIDAY the same wish and my Dear OOT : I still doubt U!at any ~e profession (outside of Hollywood) . POMONA Grange, 8 p.m. husband told me this. He has a significantly higher lnfldellty rate than others. U men Friday at the Rock Springs · smiled when I showed him Nell's letter. Women's mind and women want atramarltal acUvity, U!ey'U find It, oo Grange haU. County contests will lje held along wiU! the must run In U!e same veln. matter what their careers. - H. naUonal quill contest. There I uSe cornstarch on bOth the will also be elecUon • inaide and outside of my fleers. Harrisonville rubber gloves after · drying U!em. They never get sticky. will be host. SATURDA I would also like to tell Jean RUTLAND or God that I have great luck RACINE - The annual Wines and family, Mr. and removing ballpoint Ink stains Bailey reunion was held at Mrs. Dave Wiley and Angela. yard sale Saturday at the from light washable clothes U1e Shriner's Park In Racine Officers elected lor the home of Bob Eads, Salem St., with rubbing alcohol: Blot on Sunday, Aug. 15. coming year were - Elmer RuUand. POMEROY Fire Departwith a cloth on each side of Gills were presented to the Bailey, president; Eva U1e garment several Urnes. family traveUng U1e farlhest, Teaford, secretary, and ment public ice cream social beginning 4 p.m. S.turday at Next use th8 t oil and grease the family having U1e most Avice BaUey, treasurer. the headquarters on Butdissolver that has been children pre~Jent, oldest man ternut Ave. Homemade Ice around for a number of years, and woman and.youngest girl cream, cake, pie will be rinse out in a few ~Jeconds and and boy. A basket dinner was LUNCHEON ENJOYED available; proceeds to lllen put in the washer. Put served at noon, and games Mrs. Nellie Vale, RuUand, buDding fund. this dissolver right over the were played U!roughout the entertained Monday wilh a rubbing alcohol before rln· afternoon. CASH WASH and bike sale sing. - AGNES. Attending were Mr. and lW!Cheon for the teachers at Saturday, 9 to 5 at Syracuse Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, Mr. and the Salem Center Elemen- Municipal Btilldlng sponMrs. Harold Blackston, Mr. tary School. Her guests were sored by the Southern Band. Mrs. Otis Bailey, Mr. and Roberta Wilson, principal, SUNDAY (~'~(:: ~ ~:~:ttt~::::~::;:::::::;~:~~~~~~~~{t:~t~~· and Mrs. Elmer Bailey, Mr. and Elizabeth Turner, Winifred ANNUAL Ours reunion Mrs, Edward Hedrick, Mr. Naas, Becky Triplett, Ollve Sunday at Rock Springs Fair CANCER CLINIC and Mrs. Carroll Teaford, Page, Wykle WhiUey, Carol Ground .. Basket dinner at I Appointments are now Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biilley, Evans and Margaret Par- p.m. belllg taken for the free Mrs. Lenora Spencer and sons. REVIVAL each evening cancer clinics to he held oo friend, Mr. and Mrs. Roy through Sunday, 7:30, at . SepL 10 and 24 at Veterans Pooler, Mrs. Mary Schaefer, ANY QUESTIONS? Faith Tabernacle Church, Memorial Hospital. ApSandi and Jonathan Sargent, A representative from BaileY' Run Road, with teh pollltments may .be made Lois Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Congressman Clarence E. Rev. M. L. Welsh speaking ; by calling 99%·5832, Ted Bailey and family, Mr. Miller's office will conduct an public invited. nealags; 992-338% , and Mrs. David Keller and open door seuion from 1"-12 daytime, or the cancer family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick noon In the court house In DESCENDANTS o·f office In Middleport, 992· Wamsley, Mr . and Mrs. Pomeroy on Sept. 8. Abraham and Mary Will 7531 Tuesdays and ThursBrian Kearns and family, Mr. Everyone having any Bahr will hold a reunion days. and Mrs. Henry Hill alld questions concerning the Sunday at South Bethel family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Federal Government should Church ; basket dinner at stop by to discuss them with noon. the representative. Social Calendar Bailey reunion held bagged whitetail deer, pheasant, fish and rabbit. Then Ann entered her first compet!Uon ..,. the Ohio State Target Archery Tournament. ShooUng as . ~n lnstincllve archer, abe walked away with the championship. Later, Ann began shooting Wlth a sight. Her record improved. In 11155 a.nd 1960 she was national target champion. In 1961 she became national field champion. Durilll! this lime she won 13 state UUes In Ohio and numerous city and regional Utles. She ;.lso won the American Indoor Archery Championship. In 1957, Ann was selected oo the USA team for world compeliUon. In Prague, she placed second as an In· dividual. The USA women'a team won. Ann shares her Interest In archery with her family. In 1963, Ann's daughter Debbie also made the USA team for world compeUlion. At age 15, Debbie was the youngest female member ever to be ~Jelected up to !bat lime. In that year 's meet In Helsinki, Finland, Debbie placed tenth. Ann became a member of the Archery Advlsory Slaff for Ben Pearson-Consumer Division Brunswick Corporallon (CDBC) In 1963. Since then, she has traveled U!roughout the United States to Canada to do hundreds of archery dernonstraUons at sporting gooda shows. She often appears on television and radio interview shows. With her daughter, Debbie, she was a guest on "What's My Line? " In 1971. JOINS GSJ STAFF Donald R. Craigo, A.c.s.w.,. Director of Social Services, today announced that Bar· bara. Ann Lea~ham has jOined hla staff at Galllpqjia State Institute on July 21. SPle Will formerly employed by Hancock County Childrena Services as a Child Welfare Caseworker, speci1Uzlng In Protective Services. Moving back to Galllpolla In 1975, she was employed by the GaillaMelgs Community Action Agency as Program PlaMer. Leadingham graduated· from Rio Grande College witlt a B.S. Degree, majoring In Social Work and minoring In Psychology. CARDS WANTED Rick Bailey, confined to Morehead University Hospital In Morehead, Ky., for treatment of injuries received Iii a recently motorcycle accident Is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Dana BaUey, Carpenter. Big Bend CiUzens Band Radio Club members are asking' cards be sent to Bailey who is known as "Smiley" on the citizens band· radio lanes. E-Z KARE. OUR VERY FINEST! LATEX FLAT ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT ENAMEL 8.97 GAL. fini sh for eVery room, especially where children ' play . For walls and woodwork. Super scrubba· ble. Whi te and Custom Colors I Frost Proof • Sale $399.95* Poley _...,..,...., qvot. pricft wiftl Jrodt M. OM,,,.,, ia ftlot All !lode in1 ore IW)t .,.,~,.~ ...;orth ·~ 10nilt. &vt .,, will ortd ttlit will be tobn off to... price. You'HaNIIr NN At lllbt'1 Super beautiful; fully washable. For walls and ceilings, in every room : plaster, wallbOard, etc. ~asy to apply, won't drip. Dri~s . in 20 minutes, high hiding. 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E-2 and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James SatSteven Raymond (Mila Jane terfield of Route I, MinersPowell) was christened ville, enlisted ln the United Sunday at Grace Episcopal States Air Force on Aug. 30. Church, Pomeroy, by U1e Denrds, a graduate or SouthRev. Harold Deeth. ern High School, will receive Godparents or three-month- Air Force training at old Jeremy are Harold Lackland Air Force Base, Thomas and hla daughter, Sin Antonio, Texas. Teresa Thomas of Mid· . ... . . dleport. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Powell, Pomeroy, and U1e · RIVERSIDE MEDICAL late Mr. and Mrs. Paul GROUP Raymond or Columbus are Acil~ciii! to the grandparents, a.nd greatVoterams grandparents are Mr. and Memorial Haspltol Mrs. Elmer Meyers, Grand R. A. AVERION, M.D. Rapids, Mich., and Mrs. A. G. SOLA, M.D. Hatue Powell, Racine, and JOHN RIDGWAY, D.O. Mrs. Ruth Stace, Win· . C. W. THOMPSON, M.D. terhaven, Fla. 'iiice Hours; 10-12 a.m. The Raymond family came : Man.-511., 2-4 p.m. Mon.here from fori (l()('d~. Ga. ' Fri., 7-1 p.m. Mon., Wed., J'•l f« a visit before going to Fort .PHONE 992-33n Hood, Killeen, TellS. Ph. ':fZ-57~1 Ph. tn-21:19 Reader needs info . - on homemade crochet kit Polly•• i'ruolem DEAR POlLY - When I wu little, we Oiled to put three or four small nails In an empty spool and U!en would ~ cord or yarn to make a crOchet chaiil by pulling It U!rough the spool. If any ._ader remembers how one does t.hls, I would certainly appreciate hearing about it. - MARY R. DEAR MARY R. -Surely oae of our many generous reailen wlll have help lor yOIL I have iloldea bow this Is done. - POlLY. DEAR POLLY - We take our aniall dog along when we go shopping. To keep her from getUng too hot, I use an old hot water botUe. Ifill this half run of water and keep It lD the freezer unW needed. When removed, I slip it In an ·old pillowcase and place on thefloorofllle car. course, ·the windQn . l!l'e. also left .cracked open a bit. We carry along a plaaUc cup and she has a'l!ool drink from part of the melted Ice before we start ,hmJie. Any plaaUc container ;-"ould work as long aa It Is ,;water tight. I hope this will •help other dogs from suf· !ering from lhe heat while wa!Ung lor their masters. EUNICE, DEAR POlLY - My Pet ' Peeve ill with zlppera that shrink when put in a ,wuhable garment. It seems •'IIJe manufacturers or such zippers could thoroughly •shrink the tipper material 'and so Indicate on the installation in anything fr om a compact car to Sugar Run Mills . Richmond s Tidewater 1 Charleston 3 Memphis 1, lsi, convenience or just plain RED ROSE FEED International League Rochester Foraafety, AND Un ited Press lnternationa I , · X· Polly's Pointers YOUR ONE STOP SERVICE FOR . the church. Advmce Cl'dlrl may be placed wltll Mra, Dallu Hill. 247-MS4. Graadma II a Spolled Ollld! ~~ . . No. Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio PAJITY PLANNED The Apple Grove United 'Methodilt Women will hold a houlew- party Sept. 14 at' ~· The quality goes In btlore rhe name goes one INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 MiddlePOrt, 0., ' �4-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. 3,1976 ~ BASEBALL -~- ' J~~es~..,~~~!~~ .~.~~~~ ~~~-~- Son's · putter Mlltr L•etv• Slandlntt ly Unlttcl Prtn lntern•tlonal ..... National Ltttut PIIIIIGtlphla Plt!SIIIJI'Vh Now York ChiCIOO SJ. LOUlS , N,ontrul w.. 83 74 L.. ~· 51 67 65 Pet. GB .634 .565 9 .501 W h .459 73 costly By GENE CADDES 61 72 ~ UPI Sports Writer 57 70 .449 2~ 43 83 .3-otl 37 Vi AKRON, Ohio (UP!) - A Wlttt W.. L · Pet. GB putter belonging to his sixCincinnati 84 SO .6'i7 year-old son cost Johnny lol Anvtl.. 76 l6 .516 7 Miller a four-!lroke penalty Houston 68 68 .500 17 san Dlt11o 63 12 .467 m; Thursday In the first round of Atlanta .59 74 .44.4 u v, the $300,000 World Series of Sin FrenciKo Sl 11 .425 21 Golf. Thursday's Rtsulft Stn Franclsc:o 10 New York 7 Miller, who found the shortPittsburgh 5 son Dtt11o o, nloht ened putter In his bag on the Lo1 Anatln 2 Montreal 1, 1sr, twilight 15th hole, was assessed the Los Angeles 5 Montre11l 3, 2nd, masimum tw!Hlhot penalty nl\1111 for two holes when he · Friday'• Gamts (All Times EDT) reported the discovery after St. LOU IS CForS<:h 5·101 ol completing his round. Chicago {Burris 12·12J, 2:30 The penalty strokes turned ~msburgh (Rooker 11 ·7 and a two over par 72 score on the Candtlerla 13 -S) at Montreal (Stenhouse 8-8 and Carrithers 6· Firestone Country Club South 101. 2, i :Ol p.m. Course Into a 76. • Cincinnati ( BUIInaham n ., ) it "1 knew they were going to Atlant1 (Niekro 14-10), 7:35 penalize me,' ' said Miller, ~~lldelphla (Carlt'on 16... ) at "even though it was Mickey New York (Seaver 10-10) , 8: 05 MoU~Je . They had no choice." ~~ · Angeles CHooton 8-12) at Miller, however, refused to Houston (Dierker 13·121 . U5 fault his caddie, Andy MarL~ · DIIQO (Jones ~0- 10) at San tinez. Franetseo (Barr 10·111. 10:15 "It's easy t<r do, it reaDy p.m. Saturdey's Games is," said Miller. "He Pittsburgh at Montreal, nloht (Martinez) is very reliable Pllllacllel>hla at New York St. Louis at Ch icago wben it comes to counting san Diego at San Francisco clubs. He does it religiously. Clnclnriatl at Atlanta, n ight He never fails." · Los Angeles at Houston Miller, who ~lled the inciAmtrtcon clent "a fluke, " said he played EutLeo guo w.. L.. Pet. GB Wednesday's entire practice New York ~; ~ 10';, round with the 28-Jnch putter Baltimore 67 63 .515 12'1• In his bag without knowing it. CliYeland Bo1ton 63 68 .481 17 The putter was so small, it 61 70 .466 19 Detroit sa 11 .•so 21 didn't rea~h Ute top lip of the Milwaukee W11t bag. w .. L .. Pet. GB Despite the agonizing KanUS City 78 54 .591 Doklond 11 61 .53S 1 penalty strokes which could 12 ~~~~:'"'" ~ ~; cost him a bundle of U1e Calltornta 59 74 .444 i9 5·8 $300,000 purse being offered Chtcoao 51 15 .431 21 In the revised 72-hole, 2().man nundoy's Results World Ser1'es, Miller almost Mlnnnote 1 Milwaukee 4 Conly gam• ochooull!d l appeared unconcerned by the Friday's G1mes · -de t CAll Times EDTI met n · Oakland (Torrez 10·10) ol "I just wanted to enjoy California CRoss 7.141, 10:30 myself this week," said the fo~a• tBovgs ci.o) ot Ko~sos 29-year-old Californian. "I City (FIIlmorrts 15-91, 8:30 still do. If my whole life was ~~c'.~ CGoaaeg• 8·131 ot at stake, I wouldn't have MtnnHOtl !Redfern 3-1) , 9:00 called that little club on ~ff'woukH !Augustine 7-91 at. mY~Jeif. I could have easily Detroit (Fidrych J5.6J. 8:00 gotten rid of it.'' . p.m. This was not the first time Boston CTiont 16·101 at Cleve. Miller had been ·handed a lend (Brown e.9J,7: 30p.m. Now York (Ellis 13.6) ot four-<lhot penalty for carrying Bo.ltlmoro !Garland 15-51, 7:30 more than the .allowed 14 p.m. Sltvrdoy's Gomes clubs In his bag. It also Dekland at cantornto. nigh! happened several years ago Texas at Kanus City, night Chicago at MlnnHOta . in the Greater Hartford Open. Mlh¥1UkH Itt Detroit . "I gues.s [ should be more Boshln at Cleveland, 2, twl· . upset,, he con c1uded , "but night :m :m l:' Ntw York , at Balt imore, 2. twl.nlght I'm not." Players claim Woody offered trips to bowl · EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) -Piayerslrm1 Michipn Slate University say Ohio Slate Coach Woody Hayes ·gave them money and offered tbllr !amllt• free trlJ!B to U1e Rille Bowl In his efforts to recruit them for the Buckeyes. Ted Bell, a running back wbo quit U1e Spartans last net becaUBe of recurring llnee lnjllriea, said Hayes pve blm a ~ bill and said he would pay to send Warriors : ConUnued from page 3 to pt W"amiir foot6all ~ on WMPO and on Point View Cable T.V. Coverage would belln and canUnue through Ill home pmea and posalbly tile game acheduled Wlth the Gailla Dllclples In Cheshire. A contract with bOth Is apected to be completed as 10011 .. )IOIIIble. The Warrion are offering a Golden Ager diiCount to all card carryiJII rnemberi of 111e Metp OJapter or the Senior Clllzena or any person pre~e~~Unc a Goldeli Buckeye earcl. These peraons will be lldmltted to all Warrior home Plllll at student prltes. · The Warrior hame field t.hls II the Melga Jwllor liP School field In Mid· dlepctrt, Ohio. ' Tbe Warriors wl1l go up 1111D1t the Morgantown Mountain Men at Morgantown, Weal VIrginia this llanday In a prHeason Wt. ODDS & END SHOP NOW OPEN Gifts Hand Blown Glasa Imports Y~rd Decorations LOCIItd ~ mile below· ~lepart Clty Umits on Johnny Millll' fired a n but 'WII Ulf d I four«rolcl penalty for carr)'lnc •.two manyclublln lU big. More ltartlna. he forget 10 riiiiOft a putter belonllniiD hll a poor nine iron second shot 68 was one better than year-old aon.- '!fie penaltz ~the 17th hole cost him a Masterschampi~RayFioyd gave him a round of 78. Lee Trevino, who wu bogey lour and . sole and two better Ulan Tom paired with U.S. Open possess!~ of the lead. Wal8>;ln, J .C. Snead, David champlo_ n Jerry P1te, "Ab90iutely super," ill the Graham and Buddy Allin, way Murakami described his said, " It was a kind of a day matched Pate's one over par round through lnterperter of managing my way around 71 IC«f, and tllid their play resembled ''the Mh lllcllt ol Tatjo K.awata, a graduate of, the course." and former baseball p)llyer The Golden Bear, the the club champlolllhlp." . Alao shooting 711' ~ .• at, Ohio State Urdverslty. favorite to take U!e $100,000 dejected Hale Irwin, who "He !eels almost first prize, was U1e only played "problbly u bad • everyU!ing went right for player In the field of 2ilto go round u I've played In some him," said Kawata. "He feels without a bogey. time," and Hubert Green. oo pres.sw-e right now, but " It wl$ a pretty dam good TalWBI)'I Hill Sheng..san maybe tomorrow or Saturday round," he decided. "! was was alone at n, followed at 73 it may hlt him." pleased wlU!It. Any time you Hill, who said he had "the play Firestone without a five, by Allan Hlllllllng of South Africa, AI Gelberger and unheaiU!y feeling I might go It's a good round." for 80 when I started," F1oyd, who, Uke Nicklaus, Dave Stockton, Billy Dunk of , instead "basically played usuaUy plays well on the long AUJtralla, llliller at 78, Don pretty well." . Firestone SouU! Course, also January at 77 and Ben Crenshaw !ringing up U1e "Idroveitwellwhlchwasa Uke the way he played. little surprising," he said. "I played a damn fine "I've never had the hall in · round of golf," said Floyd, . play or scored as low before "and didn't take advantage of • here. I'm very pleased.'.' it. I didn't get very much out ·of my round." F1oyd expressed surprise at the scores of U!e first day. " I guess ·lt shows the Day games are scheduled lor caliber of U1e field we have Oct. za and 24, if necessary, at here," he said. "! thought par the National League city. would be a hell of a round and out to be mediocre.'' Bell's entire family to the Rose Bowl if he would sign with OSU, according to a repor t Thursday in. the lAnsing State Journal. Bell, a native of Youngston, Ohio , instead came to Michigan State. The oU!er allegations of recruiting violations came from John Vielha ber, a 90phomore quarterback from Findlay, Ohio, who Is being red~ed by the Spartans U!ls fall. . He said Hayes told him In his mother:s kitchen that he and his lamUy would be able to go to U!e Rose Bowl if he signed up with Ohio State. "We were all sitting around In- my family 's kitchen and then got to talking about the . Rose Bowl," said Vielhaher, according to the State Journal. "My mom or sister ...asked about the Rose Bowl and Woody said not to worry UPI Sports Writer AKRON, Ohio (UP!) Takashi Murakami says he ill not U!e Jack Nicklaus of Japan. Jack Nicklaus says; however, he wouldn't mind being U!e Takashl Murakami of the United States. ~ura. kaml, a master around the greens and out of the sand, shot a U!ree under par 67 Thursday on the Firestone Country Club SouU! Cour~Je to share first place with Dave Hillin the $300,000 World Series of Golf. And, just off the pace after an exasperating 68 came the awesome figure of Nicklaus, Murakami's idol. "He (Murakami ) has a hitch in his swing," Nicklaus said when asked to describe the · 32-year-old leading Japanese PGA ToW', "but he does U!e same U!lng every Ume." "I'd like to bave his game around U1e green," Nicklaus said, adding, "if he goes through U!e Japanese tour and Is the leading m~ey wlnner,he'sgot!()beapretty good player." . But, Murakami just shook his head negatively and laughed when asked by a curious U.S. newsman whether or not he was considered lhe Nicklaus of Japan. Murakami was a good player on Thursday, alright, getting of! to a roaring start on the 500-yard second hole when he knocked a U!reewood second shot to within 15 feet and knocking It In for an eagle three. m- rlar at '{8Tocll1'• ..e011d rotllld bepD at - , wltb BID a N~ In lbe lalt t - , IIOing off at I: IJ p.m. EM'· Helen Help Us ••• Think Your Host111 ' With A Colorful DRIED - FLOWER Arrangement From '4" ~~ ~; ~ . 1.: MRS. NElLIE M. RICE of East Liverpool, center, was the recent guest of her sister and brother-In-law, Mr. and MrJ,·Dewey Hudson, Mlneravllle. It was the first time the tl'o daughters of Marlon and Minnie Adains or · Antiquity had been togeU!er for several yeara. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson are pictured will) Mrs. Rice. Four teams to prepare for Series NEW YORK (UP!) - Commissioner Bowie Kuhn appears to be convinced that none of baseball's four divisional leaders will collapse during the final month of U!e ll'lBson. Kuhn gave permission to the Cincinnati Reds , Philadelphia Phlllies, New York Yankess and Kansas City Royals to print league championship and World Series tickers, the commissioner's office said Thursday. For U!e eighth straight year, World Series ticket about it. "~Dori"'t worry,"' Vielhaber quoted Hayes as saying . '"You'll be able wgo. We can takecareofthat. We have the funds . to take care of families.''' Bell said Hayes offered him a trip to the Rose Bowlin 1973 (when Bell was a high school junior) but he declined the offer because his leg was In a cast at U1e time. "I would have gone if I had no cast," said Bell. "I'm oo fool. I wouldn't think twice about going ." Bell also charged that Hayes sent him a 1974 Rllse Bowl program U!at Included a . promise from the OSU coach that the entire Bell family -would see U!e next bOwl game if he became a Buckeye. In addition to the $50 bills and offers of free Rose Bowl trips, Vielhaber was quoted in U!e State Journal as saying Hayes gave him an autographed copy of his $8.95 book, "You Win .with People." The article also said Bell's and Vielhaber's stories were backed up by two other players -one at MSU and one at Michigan-who asked to remain aoonymous. prices will remain U1e same with bOx seals <;osting $15 each'and reserved seats $10. league championship tickets will be lncres.sed, however, lor the first time since U1e divisional playoff started In 1969. Box seats will cost $8 and reserved llells S6, an Increase of $1 for each. The three-of-five lea·gue championship series begins Oct. 9, with games alternati!Jg between day and night lor the first tiJlle. The best-of-seven World Series begiris Oct. 16 in the National League city. The lleeond game on ~day will be U!e first weekend night game In Series history. The next U!ree games also are scheduled at night for the American League city on Oct. 19, 20 and 21, if necessary. SURE WIN W l . Pet. Gil 88 49 .642 Syracuse 81 57 .587 Memphis 69 69' .500 19 1h .Richmond Rh. 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SUNSHINE pag~~· POn..~· ~-~Bgood t111e lor plastic bread baga Is :U, braid them Into jump ropes BOUQUET Labor Day Weekend Sale From Continues Men's, Women's & LATEX FLAT ENAMEL Children's Shoes , Good Selection SA T-N-HUE By Helen Bottel FLOWERS heritage house . FUT INTERIOR LA1!X fer AI Occ IIIIMS Dear Helen : What do you do Wlth a mother1!flndmother who 'complains when you don't Iring your baby to 11ee her, and complains when you do? We got tired of the flchls Mom picked with my lluband Ben, foc no reason e:tcept U!at we d~ 't let her run our lives, and we're doing much better maldni lt on our own than abe predicted. (We never aak favora of ber, including baby!lltting.) Wewerealao unhappy about her favoring her other granddaughter. Sbe took It out on our Utile Sandy becauae abe didn't like Ben. . I'd still bring Sandy over to aee her about 011ce a week, 111111 the ccm~parilona: "Sandy cries too much," when U1e favorite, Doria, hollera up a storm; "Too bid S.ndy didn't gel some of Docill' pre1Une88." Things Uke U!at get too much. Now I stop by about once a month, and Mom complahll I'm a terrible daughter, after all she did for rne: What she did was favor my slater all through life! When she cornea to see 111, 1must bring the baby out wthe car becat111e she won't step foot In our house, even though she and Ben are supposed to be on good terms again. . Ben saya I shouldn'tlet her bOther me. How do you please someone like thia? - J . D. Dear J.: Mama doesn't make much ef!orlto please YOU, so why worry over much about pleasing HER? Tell her frankly why you have cut down your visits. It's about time you leveled with thiJ! petulant elderly "child," even though she IS your mother. - H. +++ We Wire Flowws - Evtrywflert 992-2039 PomenJJ flower Shop · Mrs. Millard VU Meftr Open Til8 Tonight and Open Sat. til 5 ANN CLARK Archery demonstrations ·planned in Gallipolis Dear Helen : My dsughter has remarried and her flrst lmband Ann Clark, a member of the supports hia child. She's apecting a baby by the second Tournament Archery Ad· . husband. vlsory Staff f« Ben Pearson, She doesn't want U!e children to have different names so ·has won just about every· she's taltlng U!e first girl's rightful narn.e away and giving her thing a woman can win In the U!e new men's name. I tell her she's In for a lot of trouble, but she won 't llofen.to field of archery. Twice lor the children. It takes nine national Target champion, me. - W. M. baga !() make one for a small once national field champion child and twelve for a taller and a member of U1e USA Dear W .: child. Long ropes lor the World Tournament Team, Your daughter Is lreaklng no law. She may call her child group take thirty baga each. Ann will be at Jones Boys In . any name she wishes, even though her legal last name remains Silt the bags open along the Galllpolla Saturday at land 3 sides so they can be opened that of her natural faU!er . p.m. Since U1e first husband evidently hasn't complained, why up lengthwille. Braid by lnlerShe began her archery should you? - H. weaving the end· of one wiU! career as a' bowhunler. +++ the start of another. Knot Roaming the wooda of ~r Dear Helen : both ends. These ropes are · nallve Ohio, the tiny 5' blond A recent correspondent ' a sked if the real estate business Is strong, creaUve, cheap and hazardous to marriage. I tl)lnk there are probably more affairs colorful. - FLOY ANNE. DEAR POLLY - Nell was and casual adultery In this ptolesalon Ulan In most, beca~ wishing for plastic bags to go there's so much more opportunity. Aseller takes a buyer out to 1n her vacuum cleaner. Do show het (him.) a house and, well, all the Ingredients are there, • tell her please not try to use including plenty of Ume and an empty room. Also real estate such a bag. They will cause people are a high-flying bunch. They fool around becaUile most U!e motor to bum out, since are extroverts who like attention and conquests. - ONE OF air will not go through a THEM · plastic bag. Once I expressed FRIDAY the same wish and my Dear OOT : I still doubt U!at any ~e profession (outside of Hollywood) . POMONA Grange, 8 p.m. husband told me this. He has a significantly higher lnfldellty rate than others. U men Friday at the Rock Springs · smiled when I showed him Nell's letter. Women's mind and women want atramarltal acUvity, U!ey'U find It, oo Grange haU. County contests will lje held along wiU! the must run In U!e same veln. matter what their careers. - H. naUonal quill contest. There I uSe cornstarch on bOth the will also be elecUon • inaide and outside of my fleers. Harrisonville rubber gloves after · drying U!em. They never get sticky. will be host. SATURDA I would also like to tell Jean RUTLAND or God that I have great luck RACINE - The annual Wines and family, Mr. and removing ballpoint Ink stains Bailey reunion was held at Mrs. Dave Wiley and Angela. yard sale Saturday at the from light washable clothes U1e Shriner's Park In Racine Officers elected lor the home of Bob Eads, Salem St., with rubbing alcohol: Blot on Sunday, Aug. 15. coming year were - Elmer RuUand. POMEROY Fire Departwith a cloth on each side of Gills were presented to the Bailey, president; Eva U1e garment several Urnes. family traveUng U1e farlhest, Teaford, secretary, and ment public ice cream social beginning 4 p.m. S.turday at Next use th8 t oil and grease the family having U1e most Avice BaUey, treasurer. the headquarters on Butdissolver that has been children pre~Jent, oldest man ternut Ave. Homemade Ice around for a number of years, and woman and.youngest girl cream, cake, pie will be rinse out in a few ~Jeconds and and boy. A basket dinner was LUNCHEON ENJOYED available; proceeds to lllen put in the washer. Put served at noon, and games Mrs. Nellie Vale, RuUand, buDding fund. this dissolver right over the were played U!roughout the entertained Monday wilh a rubbing alcohol before rln· afternoon. CASH WASH and bike sale sing. - AGNES. Attending were Mr. and lW!Cheon for the teachers at Saturday, 9 to 5 at Syracuse Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, Mr. and the Salem Center Elemen- Municipal Btilldlng sponMrs. Harold Blackston, Mr. tary School. Her guests were sored by the Southern Band. Mrs. Otis Bailey, Mr. and Roberta Wilson, principal, SUNDAY (~'~(:: ~ ~:~:ttt~::::~::;:::::::;~:~~~~~~~~{t:~t~~· and Mrs. Elmer Bailey, Mr. and Elizabeth Turner, Winifred ANNUAL Ours reunion Mrs, Edward Hedrick, Mr. Naas, Becky Triplett, Ollve Sunday at Rock Springs Fair CANCER CLINIC and Mrs. Carroll Teaford, Page, Wykle WhiUey, Carol Ground .. Basket dinner at I Appointments are now Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biilley, Evans and Margaret Par- p.m. belllg taken for the free Mrs. Lenora Spencer and sons. REVIVAL each evening cancer clinics to he held oo friend, Mr. and Mrs. Roy through Sunday, 7:30, at . SepL 10 and 24 at Veterans Pooler, Mrs. Mary Schaefer, ANY QUESTIONS? Faith Tabernacle Church, Memorial Hospital. ApSandi and Jonathan Sargent, A representative from BaileY' Run Road, with teh pollltments may .be made Lois Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Congressman Clarence E. Rev. M. L. Welsh speaking ; by calling 99%·5832, Ted Bailey and family, Mr. Miller's office will conduct an public invited. nealags; 992-338% , and Mrs. David Keller and open door seuion from 1"-12 daytime, or the cancer family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick noon In the court house In DESCENDANTS o·f office In Middleport, 992· Wamsley, Mr . and Mrs. Pomeroy on Sept. 8. Abraham and Mary Will 7531 Tuesdays and ThursBrian Kearns and family, Mr. Everyone having any Bahr will hold a reunion days. and Mrs. Henry Hill alld questions concerning the Sunday at South Bethel family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Federal Government should Church ; basket dinner at stop by to discuss them with noon. the representative. Social Calendar Bailey reunion held bagged whitetail deer, pheasant, fish and rabbit. Then Ann entered her first compet!Uon ..,. the Ohio State Target Archery Tournament. ShooUng as . ~n lnstincllve archer, abe walked away with the championship. Later, Ann began shooting Wlth a sight. Her record improved. In 11155 a.nd 1960 she was national target champion. In 1961 she became national field champion. Durilll! this lime she won 13 state UUes In Ohio and numerous city and regional Utles. She ;.lso won the American Indoor Archery Championship. In 1957, Ann was selected oo the USA team for world compeliUon. In Prague, she placed second as an In· dividual. The USA women'a team won. Ann shares her Interest In archery with her family. In 1963, Ann's daughter Debbie also made the USA team for world compeUlion. At age 15, Debbie was the youngest female member ever to be ~Jelected up to !bat lime. In that year 's meet In Helsinki, Finland, Debbie placed tenth. Ann became a member of the Archery Advlsory Slaff for Ben Pearson-Consumer Division Brunswick Corporallon (CDBC) In 1963. Since then, she has traveled U!roughout the United States to Canada to do hundreds of archery dernonstraUons at sporting gooda shows. She often appears on television and radio interview shows. With her daughter, Debbie, she was a guest on "What's My Line? " In 1971. JOINS GSJ STAFF Donald R. Craigo, A.c.s.w.,. Director of Social Services, today announced that Bar· bara. Ann Lea~ham has jOined hla staff at Galllpqjia State Institute on July 21. SPle Will formerly employed by Hancock County Childrena Services as a Child Welfare Caseworker, speci1Uzlng In Protective Services. Moving back to Galllpolla In 1975, she was employed by the GaillaMelgs Community Action Agency as Program PlaMer. Leadingham graduated· from Rio Grande College witlt a B.S. Degree, majoring In Social Work and minoring In Psychology. CARDS WANTED Rick Bailey, confined to Morehead University Hospital In Morehead, Ky., for treatment of injuries received Iii a recently motorcycle accident Is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Dana BaUey, Carpenter. Big Bend CiUzens Band Radio Club members are asking' cards be sent to Bailey who is known as "Smiley" on the citizens band· radio lanes. E-Z KARE. OUR VERY FINEST! LATEX FLAT ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT ENAMEL 8.97 GAL. fini sh for eVery room, especially where children ' play . For walls and woodwork. Super scrubba· ble. Whi te and Custom Colors I Frost Proof • Sale $399.95* Poley _...,..,...., qvot. pricft wiftl Jrodt M. OM,,,.,, ia ftlot All !lode in1 ore IW)t .,.,~,.~ ...;orth ·~ 10nilt. &vt .,, will ortd ttlit will be tobn off to... price. You'HaNIIr NN At lllbt'1 Super beautiful; fully washable. For walls and ceilings, in every room : plaster, wallbOard, etc. ~asy to apply, won't drip. Dri~s . in 20 minutes, high hiding. 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E-2 and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James SatSteven Raymond (Mila Jane terfield of Route I, MinersPowell) was christened ville, enlisted ln the United Sunday at Grace Episcopal States Air Force on Aug. 30. Church, Pomeroy, by U1e Denrds, a graduate or SouthRev. Harold Deeth. ern High School, will receive Godparents or three-month- Air Force training at old Jeremy are Harold Lackland Air Force Base, Thomas and hla daughter, Sin Antonio, Texas. Teresa Thomas of Mid· . ... . . dleport. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Powell, Pomeroy, and U1e · RIVERSIDE MEDICAL late Mr. and Mrs. Paul GROUP Raymond or Columbus are Acil~ciii! to the grandparents, a.nd greatVoterams grandparents are Mr. and Memorial Haspltol Mrs. Elmer Meyers, Grand R. A. AVERION, M.D. Rapids, Mich., and Mrs. A. G. SOLA, M.D. Hatue Powell, Racine, and JOHN RIDGWAY, D.O. Mrs. Ruth Stace, Win· . C. W. THOMPSON, M.D. terhaven, Fla. 'iiice Hours; 10-12 a.m. The Raymond family came : Man.-511., 2-4 p.m. Mon.here from fori (l()('d~. Ga. ' Fri., 7-1 p.m. Mon., Wed., J'•l f« a visit before going to Fort .PHONE 992-33n Hood, Killeen, TellS. Ph. ':fZ-57~1 Ph. tn-21:19 Reader needs info . - on homemade crochet kit Polly•• i'ruolem DEAR POlLY - When I wu little, we Oiled to put three or four small nails In an empty spool and U!en would ~ cord or yarn to make a crOchet chaiil by pulling It U!rough the spool. If any ._ader remembers how one does t.hls, I would certainly appreciate hearing about it. - MARY R. DEAR MARY R. -Surely oae of our many generous reailen wlll have help lor yOIL I have iloldea bow this Is done. - POlLY. DEAR POLLY - We take our aniall dog along when we go shopping. To keep her from getUng too hot, I use an old hot water botUe. Ifill this half run of water and keep It lD the freezer unW needed. When removed, I slip it In an ·old pillowcase and place on thefloorofllle car. course, ·the windQn . l!l'e. also left .cracked open a bit. We carry along a plaaUc cup and she has a'l!ool drink from part of the melted Ice before we start ,hmJie. Any plaaUc container ;-"ould work as long aa It Is ,;water tight. I hope this will •help other dogs from suf· !ering from lhe heat while wa!Ung lor their masters. EUNICE, DEAR POlLY - My Pet ' Peeve ill with zlppera that shrink when put in a ,wuhable garment. It seems •'IIJe manufacturers or such zippers could thoroughly •shrink the tipper material 'and so Indicate on the installation in anything fr om a compact car to Sugar Run Mills . Richmond s Tidewater 1 Charleston 3 Memphis 1, lsi, convenience or just plain RED ROSE FEED International League Rochester Foraafety, AND Un ited Press lnternationa I , · X· Polly's Pointers YOUR ONE STOP SERVICE FOR . the church. Advmce Cl'dlrl may be placed wltll Mra, Dallu Hill. 247-MS4. Graadma II a Spolled Ollld! ~~ . . No. Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio PAJITY PLANNED The Apple Grove United 'Methodilt Women will hold a houlew- party Sept. 14 at' ~· The quality goes In btlore rhe name goes one INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 MiddlePOrt, 0., ' �- A- The Daily SenUnel, Middleport-Pomeroy,0., Friday, Sept 3, 1976 KfNO CHURCH 01- CHRIST, bit Sludy 7 30 p.m.. Sunday SYMBOL OF NOBILITY George f r.denck . supt. S.r Yice week ly 9 30 o m on Sunday Prtodli ng firt t and third Sundays of mon lh by Cllllord Smllh. 9 30 a .m. HOBSON, CHRiSTIAbl UNION. TRINIT't' Cti URCM Rev W H Pemn pastor, Roy Moyer , Sun· doy school supt Churc k School, 9 ~ 1 5 om , w orsh1 p service, 10 30 o m, Cha n r~hctorso l , Tuesdoy . 7 30 p m under d1recllon of M n Poui Neose POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE COrner Union and Mulber ry Rev Clyde V Hender. son . poslor Su nday school 9 30 a .m Glen M cC lu ng, supt morn ~ng worsh ip , 10•30 o m • e...en.ng service, 1 30 mid week ser1.11Ce Wednesday 1 7 30 p m GI\ACE EPI SCOPAL Tho Rev Haro ld Dee th , rec tor Ch urch ser· ~vtces . 10 30 o m Ho ly commu· The bald eagle , a noble bird, emblem of America. And yet It was not the choice of Benjamin Franklin, one of our wi sest patriots To emph asize the diffe rences between the world's first dem ocra cy and the warlike , !rlstocratic powen of Europe. Fnmi$J,I n c hose the docile tu r~ ke y, so comm on to Amenca-instead of a bird of prey--to symboli ze the Umted States. But the eagle, long a sign of courag e, freedo m a nd power, caught the fancy of Fnnkl i 's fello w patriots g Philadelphia In I To them "no ble" meant more than heredita ry rank. Noble als o mea nt "a n exalted moral character, ad· nlrable 1n conceptiOn, Sunday Monday Tuesda y Wednesday Reue/olfon ReuelaNon Reuelatfon Nel1emlah 7911 21 l 8 Thursday Frida y PIO!rm 32 1-11 P!olms 92 1 IS stately " - all 8· 1-12 22· 1-7 qualities epitomizing the democratic experiment called the Umted States And to this day the United Saturday /SQioh 12 1 6 States strives to retain that, noble character symbolized by Its emblem, embodied by Its spiritual heritage selected by The Amencan Btble Soctely With the hope it will , in some measure, foster and help sustain th at which is good in famil y and community l ife, this feat ure is sponsored by the business firm s and organi zations who se names appear below KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. - MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. IHo FINE ST IN MOBIL E HOMES 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . l92-7034 . Ph 991 2101 John F Fultz WILKINSON'S BIG JIM'S PLAZA SMALL EN GINE SALES &SERV ICE 498locust St Middleport Ph. 991-3012 Mtddleporl, Ohto Pomeroy ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corne r of Sycam ore o nd Second Sts_ Pome roy The Ae 11 Wttltorn M1ddhu warrh Pastor Sunday School 01 9 45 o m a nd Church Se rvtc es 11 o m SAC RED ijfART , Rev Father Pau l 0 We-1\m, pas tor Phone ~n, 2825 Saturday e ve f' tng Moss 7 JO Sunday Ma 5S 8 a nd 10 ,, m Confe ss ton Satu rday . 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Re• Ralph Zun del pastor Willtom Watson Su nday scho ol sup! Sunda y school 9 30 a m BYF , 6 p m B1ble s tudy Wednesday 7 p m ch o ~r procttce Wednesday a 30 p m BURli NGHAM CHUR CH Re.,. Bobb'p' Elki nS, pastor Sunday sch oo l, 10 o m , wo rSht p serv tce I I o rn and 7 p m, Wedne5doy evem ng servtce 7 p m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 261 Mu lberry Ave Pomero y Pau l J Whtte Pa s to r Ga ry Basham Sun da y schoo l sup! Sunda y sc hool 9 30 a m · mornmg worst'llp 10 30, fh·en ing wo rsh tp, 6 30 p m Mtdweek pra yer servtce 7 30 pm RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Thomo• l SYRACUSE FIRST CHU RCH OF GOO Rev George Ot le t pas tor Sunday school 9 45 a m morn mg pr e o chm g 11 a m evo ngehshc ser~tce 7 30 p m Prayer mee ting Thursda y 7 30 OLD DEXTER SIBLE CHRI STIAN " HElL " DEA LER Caiii49-28JS For An Appointm ent Racine, Ohto Ph. 949 2682 Rae me WESLEYAN OF CHRIST 200 W Mo tn St . Jerry Paul m tn.s te r phone 992·7666 ConservOt ille non •ns trumenta l, Sun day worsh ip 10 a m , Btble stud y, 11 om , worshtp , 6 p m Wednesday Bi ble study 7 p m LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Thlfd 51. . POMER OY HOLINESS CHURCH Ho rnson11tlle Rood Re v Dewey Kmg Pa stor Ed tson Weaver OSS iSion t H ef. ~t Eb ltn Sunda y Schoo l Sup! Sunday School 9 30 o m Evenmg wor· shtp 7 30 p m Prayer and Pro tse servtce Thursday , 7 JO p m pm POMEROY WES T SI D~ CHURCH RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING CHURCH Rev Ro lph Sm1t h pastor Sunday n ·hool 9 30 a m Mrs Wc;~ rley Fra nciS super inten dent Preoch mg serviCes firs t & th1rd Sundays folla wtng Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE · SERVICES 214 E. Main Open 8 to S - Clased Thurs Ph 992-5130 Pomeroy Preoc hmg 9 30o m , t trst o n~ se· cond Sunda ys of each month, thtrd and fo urth Sundays eoc h mont h wors h tp serYiCe a t 7 30 p m Wednesday eve m ngs of 7 30 Prayer a nd Btb le Study PAUL'S BARBER SHOP Ractne, Ohto SEVENTH DAY WAID CROSS SONS STORE ELLIS &SONS SOHIO . GROCE RIE S& GENER AL COMPLETE AUTOMOT IV E SER VICE MERCHA NDI SE Locust & Boech Sis MtddleporiPh 192 9921 Ractne . Ph. 949-1550 ADVENTIST. Mu lber ry He ight s Rood Po meroy Pas tor Gerard Seton, Sabbath Schoo l Supe nntendent Claro Mcintyre Sabbath Sc hool , Satur doy aft ern oon at 2 00. w tlh Wor shtp SerYtee fol lowtng ot3 15 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUR P. J. PAULEY, AGENT BETSY ROSS BAKERY Nationw ide Ins Co ol Columbus, 0 Pomeroy 104 W. Mam Ph. 992 2318 BAKERS OF GAY90 BREA D Mnktleporl Ph 991·3030 HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY BAKERS OF GOOD BR EAD Huntttlgton , W Va I. WE FILL DOCTORS PRE SCRIPTION S 992-'2955 Pomeroy SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT LOUI S W OS BORN E 220 E. Motn Pomeroy Ph. 991 1178 DUDLEY'S MARK VSTORE TWIN CITY GATEWAY Middleport, Oh1o Middleport, Ohio WE HANDLE ONLY U S DA CHOICE MEATS GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEL Ph. 992-3284 Middleport FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2CONVENIENT MARKETS MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET DYESVIILE COMMUNITY CHUR pas tor Su nday schoo l 9 ~ o m , Sunday morn ing worship 10 30 Sunday e venmg servic e , 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY , 115 HALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Middleport, Oh10 Ph. 713 -5721 ' ' AMERICAN PAINTING CO. K&C JEWELERS THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 29~W Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-3863 SALEM STREET MARKET Gerald & Melva Elb10 , Owner Open a to 7 dally 1~ 5 Sun Rutland Ph. 741-2424 RACINE PLANING MILL ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE CENTER RICirM Ph. 949-9TJO RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEART I'll. 949·2626 RKint .. < Syracuse JEHOVAH S WITNESSES. lorry Carnahan presiding mm1ster Sunday Bible lec ture , 9 30 a .m Wotchtowttr study , 10·30 o m Tuesday , Bible study 7 30 p m Thursday , ministry School , 7 30 p m , servtce meeting 8 30 p m Ph. 992.3978 _'_ lownt nce Manley pastor, Mrs Run ell Young Sunday Sche>ol R1c1n1 949·2020 Che•te r 985-JJOI MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Moln Mtddleport Rev Henry Key , Jr , pas tor Sun day School , 9 30 o m Mrs Ervtn Baumgardner , supt Mo rn ing wonh1p tO .45 o m MII)DLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION TV &APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE RIDENOUR Butternut Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Ray Wlntng o ff iCers In charge s u,.,doy holine ss meettng 10 o m , Sunday scho o l, 10i 30 o m Leader YPSM ElotSe Ada ms 7 30 p.m. solvation meettng Lad1es Home League 12 noon to 2 p m . Thursday; prayer mee-t mg a nd Btble study T h ur~day , 7 30 pm INDUSTRIAL & COMMER CIA L ., Keepsa ke Diamond Ring s Ph. ~~6-0963 AddtSon, Oh1o Ph. 992 6173 212 E Mo1n St. Pomeroy Ph. 991·3785 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Oe l( ter Rd lo ngsvtlle, Oht o , Rev Clyde Ferrell, Pastor Su nday School 11 a m Satu r day preochtng s erviCe s 7 30 p m . Wedne sday e ventng 81ble 1fudy o t 7 30p m CH, Roge r C Turner Ded tcaied to the Interests ol Me1gs-Mason Area PIMone 992 -2156 . Milson , Evangeltsft t ser viCe , Sunday 7 30 p m , prayer meettng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m Bible Study Thu rsday FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH, THE DAILY SENTINEL Ph. 992·2582 RACINE APOSTOLIC CHURCH Ba tl ey Run Rood Re v Emmell Rawson , pas tor Mondley Dunn, supt Sunday school 10 o m Sun· day e Yentng ser\ltce 7 30 Btble ftochtng , 7 30 p m Thursday ' Pomeroy , CH Re-Y Roge r Fo rd , Jr pastor Drewy Gore supt Sunda y school 9 30 o m mornmg war shtp , 10 45o m THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pa stor Sunday S.:hoo l, 9 30 a m e venmg worshtp, 7 30 Thursday e Yenmg praye r sero,~ lce 7 30 p.m. 7 30p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER, TWO LOCATIONS 39 N Second St. Middleport, 0 . 46 Court 51 Gallipolis, 0 . MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Corn er Sixth and Palme r the Rev Peter G ronda l pa stor: Donny Thompson s upertntondent Sun day School WMPO Rad io pro gram 1 45 o m Sunday Srhool '9 15 o m . Morn i:Jg Wot l htp 10 15 om You th actlvlft es ond fellowship for jun ior ond senio r high 1tudents 6 p m Sunday ' ventng worl h tp 7 30 p m , Mid w ee k p r aye r se r vices Wednesday 7 30 p m Dorrell Ooddr1ll, pastor. StJndo~ Sc hool 9 30 a m leonard Gt lmore f tnt e lder &Yenlng u r· vtce 7•30 p m Wednesday prayer meettng, 7 30 p m Ml MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Roctne Route 2 The Rev Chorl•s Hand, pastor , Sunday sch ool, 9 -45 o m , mormng wonh lp , 11 o m . Eve nmg serv ice s , Tutsday and Fndoy , 7 30p m . ' SEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Doug Seamon, mintS I8r , Bt ble study 9 30 a m , morning worsh ip , !0·30 o m , evenm g wors hip , 7 30 p m Wednesday Btbla s tudy 7 30 p m kENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, G.arge Frederick , su pt Sunday ntQn first Sunday of month chur CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mid morrttng s ervtce , 9 30 a m with ch schoo l, tO 30 o m for nurs ery dlepor t 5th a nd Matn , George preaching on first and third Sun· t!'lrough 12 Glo ze m1nister Jam e s Stiee tl doy Qf mon th by Georg• Pu;kens POMEROY CHURCHOF CHRIST supermtenden t Btb le sc hool 9 30 STIVERSVIL LE COMM UNITY Richa rd Eva nson pas tor, 81ble o m morntng worsh ip 10 30 O tURCH, Sunday School servtce sc hOQ I 9 30 om . wo rs h1p 10 JO o m eve ning wors h tp 1 30 10 am . , P ray er meeh ng , o m . adult worsh1p ser"Jice a nd p r ~yer stHvtc e 7 p m Thursday. 7 p m .. Sundgy even ing young peoples meeting . 7 30 Wednesday servtce, 7 p ,m p m Comb1ned B1ble study and MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF IHE ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, prayer me e ttng, Wednes day 7 30 NAZARENE Re_. Don Co le Pomer oy Ha rm onvl lle Rd Don pm pastor , Mn Mary lot hey Sunday Kennedy pas tor 811! McElroy . THE SALVATION ARMY, Envoy schoo l supt Sunday school, 9 30 Sunday sch ool s upt Sunday Roy W Wining , off tc e r tn charge am , mormng wors htp I D 30 sch ool , 9 30 0 m , mo rning wor· 10 o m , Ho lmeu a rn , Sunday evangel iS t iC s htp and communion 10,30 a m Sunday meetmg , 10 30 om . Sunday mee ting 7 30 p m P rayer Sunday even tng you th Chris tia n School You ng Peop le 's Le gton 7 meetmg Wedne sday . 7 30 p m Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh ip str· p m , Thursdov I to 3 p m UNITED PRE SBYTER IAN vtce , 7 30 p m Wednesday even· Lod tes Hom e l eogue 7 p m Prep MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY tng prayer meeting and Bibl e daues Owtght l Zavt h d trec tor study 7 3Qp m Holme s pasto r Btble 51vdy Saturday 7 30 p m Su nday Copy~t1 976 Ketsle• Adllertistng &!NICe Inc Sl,asburg \l~tg• n lil sc hool. l O a m ., Evangehst tc ser - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - vice , 7 lOp m Svndoy ~ r1 prures 9 45 o m., mormng worshtp, I I o m , evening wouh1p, 1 :JO Prayer meeting, Tue sday 7 30 p m Young peopl e'$. meeltng , 7·30 p ,m Thu rsday S.,pt Sunday School 9.30 am Evening wonhlp , 7 30 Wednesday proy•r m~tellng 1 30 pm MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Ractn • Route 2 the Rev James M Mu n~y pa s to r. Sunday school HARRISON V ILLE PRESBVT ERIAN Rev Er ne st S t r~c khn pastor . Sun day churt h schoo l, 9 30 om , Mr s Homer lee su pt mo rnmg wo rshtp , 10 30 ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Ptne G rove The Rev Wtllia m Pastor Ch urch Mtdd le swo rth serv tce~ 9 30 a .m Sun da y Sc hoo l 10 30a m BRADBUR Y MIDDLEPORT Sunday school 9 30 o m R•c hord Va ughan s upt Morntng worsh1p 10 30 SYRACUSE Morntng wors h ip 9 a m Sunday school , 10 c m Mrs Sa mpson Hall sup t RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD CHURCH OF CHRIST, Kun Co le pa stor Kevtn King Sunda y schoo l supt Sunda y schoo l 9 30 a m , worsh1p ser· v1ce , 10 30 o .m Su nday ser· litcts 7 p m , youth me etmg W&dnesda y, 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Re v Rev James 0 Guynn , pasto r Freeland Norrts pas tor Sun day Sunda y sc hool 10 am Sunday sch ool 10 a m Churc h service 7 worshtp II a m Sunday ev entng p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 ~ ervtc e 7 p m Wednesday w a r pm d llp se rvtee 7 30 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH NAZA RENE , Rev John A ( off. Near Long BoHom Ed se l Hart ma n, pas to r Sunday St hool , 9 30 pastor Sunda y sc hool 10 om . om , Gerold Wells , sup t Morn· Church 7 30 p m prayer mg wors htp , 10.30 o m , Sunday meet ing, 7 30 p m Thursday e ve ni ng worsh tp, 7 :10, Prayer MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL meeftng . Wednesday 7 30 p.m Th1rd AYe the Re v Wtll1om Kmt RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Oon l tel , past or Ronal d Dugan Sun · Wal ker Pastor . Ronme Sa lser , day School Supt Classes for all Sunday school sup t Sunday ages even tng ser11 tce , 7 30 Btb le sch ool 9 30 o m , mo rn tng war· study Wednesday , 7 30 p m sh tp 10 40 o m Sunday eve mng you th se r..te es , Fn day , 7 30 p m wo rshtp 7 30 Wednesda y eve n· MIDDLEPORT FREEWill SAP tng Btb le s tudy 7 30 TIST. Corner Ash a nd Plum , Noel DANVIll E WESLEYAN Rev Herrman pas tor Satu rda y even Lelon Glas u re pastor Sund a y tng se rv1ce 7 30 p m Sunda y Sc hoo l, 9 30 o m you th and Schoo l 10 a m Sunda y evenlng 1untor you th service 6 45 p m . worshtp 7 30 p m eventng w o rsh tp 7 30 p m MEIGS pra yer and pro1se Wedne s day, COOPERATIVE PARISH 7 30 p m METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumga rne r , Dtrector POMEROY CLUSTER Re v Ro be rt Hoyden Rev James Corb ttl CHESTER Wors h1p 9 IS am Cl-tLirch School ! 0 a m POMEROY Wors htp 10 30om Church School 9 30 a m UMYF 630pm EN TERPRISE, Worship 9 om Church School lO a m ROCK SPRINGS , Wo rsh tp 10 om Chu rch School 9 15om UMYF630p m FLATWOODS Worship , 11 a m Ch urch Schooll 0 o m MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER Rev Rober! Bumga rner HE.ATH Robert Bumgarner Pastor Worsh1p 10 30o m Chur chSchool 9 30 a m UMYF 6p m RUTLAND , W•lbu r Htlt , Pa stor Worsht p 10 30 o m Chu rch School 9 30 o m Sll VER RUN FREE BAPTIST M~les Tro ut pas tor Sund ay sch oo l, 10 o m Steve lttt le su p! Eventng s e rvtce , 7 p m , prayer meeting , Thu rsday , 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD, Rev Sobby Porter, pasto r Sun· day sch oo l, 9 30 a m wor s htp ser11tee , 11 a m , ev emng ser vtee 7 30 yo uth se rv1ce . Wednesday , 730 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHUR CH Ted Jones pastor Sunday sch oo l 9 30 o rn Roy Stgmon sup! , morntn g worshtp 10 30 Sunday even tng serv tce 7 30, mtd ·week serviC e , Wedne sday , 7 30 p.m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rev Dol e Bon pasto r. Bo b Moo re Sunday Sc hool supt , Su nday schc;~ol cla sses for all ag es 9 30 a m mo rmng worshtp 10 45 o m NYPS 6 30 p m : evongelts ttc ser· vtce 7 30 p m Prayer and SYRACUSE CLUSTER fa s ttn g Tue sday 10 o . m Rev Rtcho rd E Jo rvts Mid we ek praye r s er vtce , ASBUR Y Wo rsh1p 11 o m Ch ur Wednesday , 7 30 p m , men 's ch Sc hool 9 50 a m UMW t1rst prayer meehng . Sat ur day . 7 f' m .. Tuesday Btble Study Thu rs 7 30 m1sston ar y mee ting second pm We dne s day , 7·30 p m FOREST RUN , Wo rshtp 9 o m UNITED FAITH NON Church School l 0 o m DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robe rt MINER SVIll E Worsktp 10 o m Smtth , pas tor Sunday School Churc h School 9 o m 9 30 a m , Clo ss leader , l eo Htll SYRACUSE Chruch School 9 30 wonhtp serviCe, 10 30 o m , chur· a m Wor5ht p s ervic e 7 30 p m ch7 30p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re v T1moth y Smith Cluste r l ea der Rev Steven W•lson AssoCiate BETHANY (Do rcas ), Worshtp 9 30 a m Chu rch School 10 30 EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRI ST Elden R Blak e pastor Sunday School 10 o .m Howard McCoy. supt Mo rntng se rm on I I a m Sunday ntght ser vtces Chnst lon Endeavor 7 30 p m Song 5e rvtce 8 p m Preodu ng om 8 30 p m M1dweek Praye r CARMEL Chr uch School 9 30 meeting , Wedne sday , 7 p m , Ray a m Worsh ip 10 30 o m 2nd a nd Adam i loy leade r. 4th Sundays CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APPLE GROVE Sundoy School l ocot&d at Rutland on Ne w Ltma 930o m Worship 730 pm 1st Rood next to Forest Acre Park and 3rd Sundays Praye r mee ttng Rev Roy Ro use pastor Robert Wednesday 7 30 p m Fe ll owsh tp Musser , Sunday S<:h ool supt Sun sup per tlrst Sat urday 6 p m UMW da y 5c hool, 10 30 om wo rs h ip 2ndT uesdoy 7 30 p m. 7 30 p m Bobl e St udy EAST LETART Chruch School Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Saturday 1st 2nd 3rd Sunday s 9 30 a m mght prayet se rvice , 7 30 p m Four th Sunday 10 30 o m Wor HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN s htp 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th Roger Wat 5on. pasto r, Je n •e Sunday 9 30 o m Prayer meetmg Wh ite , S11ndoy schoo l supt Morn Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW 1s t tng wonh1p, 9 ·30 a m Sun Tuesdoy7 30p m doyschool 10 30 o m , e venmg WESLEY AN (RoconeI Sunday ser'lltte 7 30 Wednesday Btble Schoo l 10 o m Wo rsh1p II a m , Study , 7 30 p m Jr UMYF W&d nt~ sdoy 3.30 p ,m , MT UNION BAPTIST Rev R D Btble Study Thursday 7 p m Cho1r Brown, supply pastor Sunday Practice Thu rsday 8 p m sc hoo l 9 45 o .m , Sunday evening lETART FAllS Chu rch School worship 7 .30 p m , h i, 2nd 3rd Sundays 10 IS om TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN 4th Sunday 9 15 om , Wo rsh1p CHURCH Eugene Underwood , ht 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 15 a m , pastor; Ho ward Coldwell Jr .4th Sundoy 7 30 p m Sunday School Su pt : Sunday MORNING STAR, Worship 9 30 Schoo L 9 30 a m , Marnmg Se r· o m , Church School 10 30 a m , mon, 10 30 om Sunday eY'en· M1d·Week Se rv tc& Wt~drt esdoy 8 1ng servtce , 7 p m p m. LETART FALLS UNITED MORSE CHAPEL , Worohp 11 BRETHREN . Rev . Freeland Norr la, o m Church School 9 30 a m pa stor. Floyd No m s, s upt . Sunday PORTLAND Worship 7 30 p m . school , 9 30 o .m , morntng s er Church School9 30 a m man 10 30 o m .. Prayer service SUTTON Church School 9 30 Wodnesdoy 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF 10 JOo m PROPHECY, G P Smith posiOr NORTHEAST CLUSTER Su nday Scl'\ool, 10 am , Arthur o m Wors htp 1s t a nd 3rd Sundays Rev RIChard Tho ma s He nson , Supt , Morning Worth•p . Pastor 11 a .m .. Young People 1 'Serv ice , Dua ne Sydenstr tc ker 7 p.m.. Evening service. ? 30 John Douglas p.m , Wednesday Mid -Week Associates Prayer SerVICfil: , 7 30 p m , Youth JOPPA , Worshtp 10 a m , Chvr- meeting , 6 30 p m Eventng w orch School 9 o m , Prayer Me eting ship, 7 30p m W&dnesdoy 8 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE LONG BOTTOM, Sundoy school NAZARENE , Rev. Herbert Grate, ot 9 30 a m Wo rship servtettS at pastor Worsh1p service 11 o .m 7 30 p m Btble 1tudv and Youth and 7 30 p m. Sunday , Sunday me e ltng at 8 p m on School 9 30 a .m . Rtchard Borton, Wednesdays s upl. P r ayer meeting . NORTH BETHEl, Worship 11 Wednesday , 7 30 p m. am , Church School lOam BRADFORD CHURCH OF ALFRED Sundoy School 9 30 CHRIST Jock Perry minister Sun· am ' Wo rshtp 10 45 om Pray er metaling We dnes day 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tuesdoy 8 p m REEDSVIllE Sundoy School9 30 o m Wonhtp 7 30 p,m , Prayer Me•fing 7.30 p .m Tuesday, Viaitotion7 30p m lstThunday , Sit VER RIDGE Wo11hlp 10 o m Church School9 o m · TUPPERS PLAINS , Worshop 9 am Church Schoo l lOa m ' /, day School 9 30 o m . mo rning church 10 30om , Sunday even· tng servtce , 7 30 p .m Wednesday service , Bp .m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHOOIST CHURCH, Rev Floyd F Shoolt , ~lor. lloyd Wrlghl Sunday School Supt , Morning Wontup 9 30 a m : Sunday School 10 20 o m Wed ne1doy Prayer and Bl e ven ing worsh ip 7.30 p .m : Choir Proctiu Thundoy 1 p.m evongellttk service , 7:30 ~ P<oye< mMtlng, Wodntlday, 1 36 p.m , Missionary tnHtlng, ~ 30 • DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. p.m li<sl wodModoy ol month. Chatles Russell, Sr • mlnttftr; MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAPTIST. SocQnd : Rick Macomber , supt Sunday tchool , 9 30 a m ; worshtp ••r· viCe 10 30 om Bible Study. f uetdoy , 7 30 p .m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER CAY SAINTS. Portland Rod "• Rood William Ro~,~sh , poator Denny Eva ns , Sundar. School Dlr.ctor. Sund ay Schoo , 9•30 o .m Morn· lng worsh ip 10•30 am Sunday t ve ntng servi c e 1 p . m Wednesday everting prayer ser· vices. 7 30 p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Cor"' LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Bruce Smith pastor Wa ll a ce Damewood Supt Bibl e School 9 30 o m Pr.ach ing sef\'lce 10 .45 a m No •'JII!lntng service HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST A511S BOLO , Vo Sunda y Bible Study 10 a .m.. , Worship 11 a m. a nd 7 P. m. Bible f Study Wednesday 7 p m VocQI ; music • ner of Second and Ande rsora._. Ma so.n . Pastor, Wa lter Cloud... Su ndoyschool9 4S o m. : wor1hl service, 11 o.m a nd 7 30 p.m. W• ekly Bible study W.dnesd&y1 7 30p m CARLETONCHURCH Klngsbu<y OF WATfR?1 ' 0 BoJC 487 , Miller St , Mason W. : CAP!'A1N EASY MASON ASSEM81 Y OF GOD. ANY Pl-ACS El-SE HAS TO f>E AN IMPROYEMHJT1 Dudd ing l ane Mason , W Va. Ches ter Te nnant1 PC~s tor . S1.1 n~y School9 ~5 o m ,. Children 's Chur· 6.4S p.m Young People t S.r·t Yice 6 45 p .m . Evan gelistic Ser·; vice 7 30 p .m Wom.n's Mlt•i slonary Co uncil 10 o m . first al\d thtrd Tues day s . Praye r and Blbl t ' Study , We dnt~ ddy 7 30 p m · - FROM WHENCE IVE MCEND TO THE COCKPIT! ...GO T YOU~ llEARIN (;$ NOW. LUV ~ en • K974 olo Q 10~ 6 +; K 63 K74 AQ 65 3 KJ Both vu lne ra ble ONT~~ Ft.OOI<. West Pass Pass Pass No rth 1 olo 2• 4• 51 East Pass Pass Pass South I • 3NT 4• 6 NT Pass TI'ti'LE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-THE I'll BE O, t<., PEG -- JU5T A LITTL E I<IOBBLY , roR. A 0111 OR lll/0 - - A New York reader wants to know 11 we really have the conversatiOns tn our Monday articles The answer 1s lhat we talk over nearly all the articles, but that the actu al Monday By Oswa ld & Ja mes Jacoby Here IS a hand that contnbuted maten ally to the VIC· tory of Ted Lightner and M1ke Gott li eb 1n the 1932 hie masters ' patrS WHO CAME BAC:K Play1ng at SIX notru mp r---:-:;;:::::::;:':;-:-;;::::;;;== M1ke stmply knocked out the OH , BILL! ace of clubs and collected ftve MantER! ATLAST 01/li. clubs three diamonds and the OH, BfS5 1 IT 'S SOil, OUR ' Bil l ~ COME REAL :>ON major su11 aces and kmgs for QUI CK--HAS C'ONlE' h1s 12 tn cks and what turned HOME! oul to be an absolute top score w1th no one close True, two of the three pairs who b1d s1x clubs made 11 The oth er pa1r lost to an msptred lead by East The d1amond break bea t the conversat10tJs are somewhat contn ved Otherw1se, we would not have space (Do you have a quesf10n to r /h e experts? Wnte "Ask fhe Jacobys " care of tl11s newspape1 The Jacobys w1 /l ans wer tndfVIdua l quest1ons If sta mped self-addressed envelopes ate enclosed The most mte restmg qu esttons Will be used m thts colum n and w11f re ce1ve cop1es of JACOBY MODE RN I ~ EV!=RYTH ING 15 $ET, DIEGO .1 - if/ IF ! He'll be okaLJ, Ninar Take him some coffee ~ Sunday School attendanee on Aug. 29 was 45, lbe offeripg $20. Worship services were held at 10:4hllb Rev . ArthW: Duhl of Atbellll bringing the: message. Attendance at tlll~ service was 21. : Mr. and Mrs. Charles DJ Woode, Nina Robinson, Mr; and Mrs. Howard Flandeifs; and Florence Sp~ncer .of Allred Church, attended lbe hymn sing at Tuppers Plains Church, Saturday evening, Aug . 28. , The Swartz family reuniol1 held here in Wood grov~i Sunday, Aug. 29, was we'l attended wilh a basket dlnne~ served at 12:30. Games werti enjoyed by the youth whil( the older folk visited. Til«: reunion is held on the las• Sunday of August each year~ Mr. and Mrs. Garlan1t Caldwell attended tbel wedding of their daughter • Janice Ritchie and Da;td Michael Kestner, at the Lutheran Church at Pomero)l recently . ., The Vernon Swartz famU~ called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz, Sundaf afternoon. , by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN l Chinese 1 Famed ISland fiddle 5 Emerson's fashioner mtddle 2 Battlefield name figure 10 Mother 3 Papal veil (Fr.) 4 Capital of II Express . Japan 5 Of a fabr.1c for Mtss ChriStie 6 Netherlands 13 Moslem Anhlles 1sland prayer call 14 Expulsion 7 Fraulein's 15 Sesame name 16 Peach 8 Leave a variety sleeper 11 Refreshtng 9 Fonner quaff Ihyph wd. 1 (2 wds ) l2 SIOck 19 AssiStance exchange 20 Coffee member receptJJcle 16 Raiso'l.§ H.S S'-:--Iil = =cc 21 Referee's call 22 Yesterday's Answer 18 Famed Italian thespian 21 Hardly noticeable 22 Elementary particle 23 Celebrated 24 Batter's concern 25 Lament 27 Less remote 29 Michelangelo statue 30 Wtld 31 Confederate 32 Become tardy 34 Piercing guess 37 Monkly title ' Aspect 'Tfil~n" 25 Gold seeker Wander ~~~~~~~~~~~ 26 about Warden's "''t:i\i.I\\\'YI\\@\\\\\it~i\1\~~~ 27 guest ( sl ) 28 Substitute for "you" 29 Like a puppy 33 Twisting force 35 Spamsh queen 36 Speechifies 37 Fuse partly 38 Nullify 39 Classify 40 Exclude 41 Scandina- LfL I - U6H!- SUIT WAS, NO (X)LJBT, 'b.JR WAY OF DISGUISING YOLJRSf;;LF AS ___....•..., 1_,_1-,1 A SEEDY jfj'}I}Nf ~'i1 ~ ®- tk.t •c•••~/J-.-J ~ Vl8D measure ;;;--+-f-+-1 ~ ~ ~~ Unscramble thm four Jumbles, _...___,.___._-:-! form four ordina ry words. one letter to each square, to DAILY CRYPTOQlJOT E - He1·e's how to " o rk it : r-::-:-:-=-=~ '"RC'H AX V DLBAAXR Is I. 0 N G F E L I. 0 W 1111 One letter s1mpl} ~t an ds f or anoth('r In this !-iamplc A YOU1JZE NDTON 11-IE lAM!=RoM 11-IE lAW, ARt YOU? •' THEN WH0:7E CAR WAS 1HAT BACK 1HEI<E IN 1HE DITCH? 60ME MAN 5. HE: PICKEll ME UP WHEN 1 I WA& HI1CHHIKIN0! CRVPTOQ UOTES S MF '' BL yK r-i I I . F E 0 IITTRTR DHMF I K T R ~J/,l~ ETWG . - KVBMHR v0y v GM sL .............. , . . ~ ,__ ,_ ...... r~~;:;~~~"-"'"-'"'---J I DALLE I KME •' I 1s used for the three I.'s, X for the 1wo 0 s. etc Smgle lctlers, apostrophes. the len gth an d forma twn of 1he words arc all hlnl< Each day the code letleiS at c diiTrrcnl. . M • 12 :ro-Movle " Chamber of Horrors'' 10; J~nak l 33. 12 .4Q-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6, Wrestling 13. 1·ro-Midn lght Special 3,4, 15 1. 40-NI!ws 13. 2: 30-News 3. 3 ro-Movle " Navy Mi lle" 3 4.3o-Movie " Life Begi ns al 40" 3 6:ro-Movle " It Shouldn 'l Happen to a Dog" 3 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER4, 1916 6.ro-Summer Semester 10 6 30-Matters of Li fe 6, Summer Semester 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13 1:ro-Saturday Report 3; Ag-USA 4: Eddie Saunders 6; TreehouseCiub8; U.S F ~rm Report 10, Groovlt Goilles 13. 7·30-Bullwlnkle 3; Cartoons 4; Jetsons 6; H~rltm Globetrotters Popcorn MachineS; Man From COS I 10; Make a Wish 13. Mister Rogers 20. la·ro-Emergency Plus-• 3,4,15; Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13; Pebbles & Bamm B~mm 8, 10; Sesame St. 20 8.3o-Josle & the Pussycat~ 3,4, 15; Tom a. Jerry-Grape_ Ape6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road RunnerS; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. ' 9 oo.-.secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15; Elec Co. 20. 9:3o-Pink Panther 3,4, 15; Adventures of Gilligan 6,13; Clue Club 8, Mister Rogers 2Q, Bandstand 10. 10·ro-Land ol the Lost 3,4,15; Super Friends 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam Isis 8,10; Zoom 20. 10·30-Runk J oe, Run 3,4, 15; Big Blue Marble 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. I I ro-Relurn to the Planet of the Apes 3.4, 15; Speed Buggy 6, 13; Space Nuts a, TO; Inner Tennis 20 11. 30-Westwind 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 6,13, Ghost Busters 8,10, Consumer Survival Kit 2Q. 12 ·00-Jetsons 3,4,15, Lost Saucer 6; Valley of the Dinosaurs a, In the Know All-Stars 10; Action News for !<Ids 13; Crockett' s VIctory Garden 20 12:3o-GO USA 3,4,15; American Bandst~nd 13; Wl!d, WIIO World ol Animals 6; U.S. Open Tennis B. TO. 1.()(}-Lidsvllle 3; Champions A; Soul Train 6; Wrestling 15; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. 1· 30-Marshall Football Hi ghlights ~; Hogan's Heroes 13. Wild Wild World of Animals 33. 2 ro-Grandstand 3,4, 15, Th~t Good Ole Nashville, Music 6, Movie " The Commancheros" 13; Family Theatre 33. 2· 1 ~ Baseball 3,4,15 2:30-Misslon Impossible 6; Insight 33 3.ro-Famll y at War 33 3· 30-FBI 6 3 . 5~Arl Instruction 13. 4·00-Golf a,10; Ironside 13; Bll With Knit 33. 4· 3o-Frlends of Man 6; l et's Grow a Garden 33 s.ro-Star Trek 3, Wide World of Sports 6,13; Adam-12 4; Wrestling 15, Romagnolls' Table 33. 5:3o-Great Day at the Fair 4; Music Prolect Presents 33 6 ro-N ews 3,4,6,10; God Has the Answer 15; Crockett's VIctory Garden 33 6 3Q-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13, News 6, Rhoda a, CBS News 10, Lilias Yoaa & You 3.1 1 . ro-World at War 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee H ~w 16,6 , In the Know 10; Newsmaker '76 13; Rivals ol Sherlock Hol mes 33. 7· 30-Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild TO; Nashville on the Road 13. a 00- Emergency 3,4; 1976 College Football Preview 6, 13 , Baseball 15; Space 191'9 8; AI The Top 33; Jeffersons 10 . S·30-lvan the Terrible TO 9.ro-Movle " The Midnight Man" 3,4; NFL Foolb~ll 6, 13, Mary Tyl er Moore 8, 10, Upstairs. Downstairs 33 9.30-Bob Newhart 8,10. lO·ro-Diahann Carroll 8,10, Men Who Made the Movies 33 10. 30-<-Movle " The Midnight Man" 15. 11 ·00-News a, 10; Jana kl 33 II : 1~ News 3,4, 15 II 3o-Movle " Hell Is For Heroes" a, Woody Hayes : Football TO; PMA P ulse 15. 11 · 45-'-Mary Hartman 3, Woekend 4,15 12:00-ABC News 6, Movie " Firecreek" tO , News 13. 1 2 . 1 ~Mary Hartman 3. Sammy & Co 6. 12·30-Movl e "The Masque of th e Red Death" 13. 12. 45-Mary Hartman 3 1·OO-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8. ABC News A. 1 1 ~Mary Hartman 3 I. 4~Mary Hariman 3. 2· l ~ New s 3; Movie " Tales of Terror" 13. 2.3o-Movle " Girl Trouble" 3 4:ro-Movle " Frontier Marshal " 3; ABC News 13. 5·3o-Movle " Steamboat ' Round he Bend" 3 ~~~~ Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead - Q 4 . are 4 ¥ t olo I Drof'PW 'BM and Mu. Arthur Orr. '' D. D. Cleland and Mrs; Carpenter, Columbus, were recent visitors of D. M, Cleland and Mrs. Clayto~ Allen. '· , ' ' SOUTII ~RM\lli,W... Chester Belpre. •; Louise Ewing and Norma News Nolan, Zanesville, spent ~ Notes recent ByClarlceAllen afternoon wilb Mr. Ualted Press llllematlon..l~ Today Is Friday, l:iept. ~. Ute 247th day of 1976 with 119 to follow : ~ The moon is between lls first quarter and full p~ . The morning stars are Jupiter and Salilrn. ~ The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. ; Those born on Ibis date under the sip of Vlr&o. ' American engineer and teacher Louis Henry Sulll~n was born Sept. 3, 1850. 1 On lhla day in hllllory: 1 In 1783, the siRning of the Treaty ol Paris offlciaUy en~ed tbe seven-ye~r American Revolutionary War. The new counlry had won it. ' . 98 75 2 ¥ Q98 • Jl08 2 ·- were Sunday dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines! Tbe Almaoac 4 Q1104 olo A 9 73 BORN LOSER 42 EAST 33. ll •~Movie " Blackboard Jungle" 8. SIX diamond bidders, but the grea t ma)onty of player s stopped at the nice, safe th ree-notrump contract. We show the hand here because 11 IS one of those hands that are a ctnch to b1d right after the game IS over Even loday we doubt if many pa1rs "tn the f1na ls of the world 's champ10nsh1p would get to that fine notrump slam We also doubt if Ted and M1ke would get there if we gave them the hand to b1d today So mehow or oth er modern SCience would not allow for M1ke's fmal jump to s1x nolrump wh1ch certatnly was the wmmng b1d 3 WEST ¥ J 106l2 r. Alfred Social Notes WIN AT BRIDGE Winning contract not easy NORTII IO l 4 A ¥ A5 CHU RCH, ReY Paul Neville HARTFORD CHURCHOF CHRIST pastor Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev.• Morn tng servic e 10 30 o tft you th serv1c e 6 45 p m Wtlllom Ca mpbell , pastor . Sunday; Evan geh s llc 1ervt ce 7 30 p m Sch oo l, 9 30 o m Jomet H11ghas , 1 Prayer meeting , Th ursday 7 30 supt , even ing serv lce l 7 30 p m • We dn esda 'p' e\l•nl ng p raye ' 4 p.m FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION of m~tetlng , 7 30 p ,m You th pray•r ~ Sold Knob Rl' E J Grlll llh service egch Tuesd ay FAIRVIEW SIBLE CHURCH 5Lip t ot churc h: Rev. L R G lues encomp pa stor: Roge r l e ior t, W Vo . Rt I. Rev George Wdlfred Sr , Sunday School su pt Hoschar pastor Sunday SchoOl Sunda y Sc hool, 9 30 o m praye r 9 30 a m Prayer and Bib le atudy meehng Tuesday, 7 30 p m , 7 30 p m Cottage Praye r Serv td : yo uth meeti ng, 6 p.m Sund ay Tu esday , 10 om Worship Ser Leaders Ado Von Meter and Gret vice Thursday. 7 30 p m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , 26 N, to Suttle Sunday even in g wa r sh tp 1 p m th rough w1n ter mon Second , Mtd dleport; pa s tor Cu r , Its Stephe n Chu rch sch ool 9·JO; ths . MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE a m .. preaching services , 10 3Qr UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST a m and 7.30 p .m Wednes day: I Rev James H leach, pastor Sun e ven mg B1ble s tudy , 7 30 p .m INDEPENDENT HOLINE SS CHUR' da y schoo l, 9 30 a m , ~ ussell Spe ncer supt Wors htp serv tce CH, INC - Corner Fourth a nJ 10 45 a m Even tng worsh tp Lincoln Sts , Middleport : Rev • olternottng with C E at 7 30 p m 0 Dell Manle y pastor , Sony Hud.; on Sunda y Pra yer mee ting 7 30 so n Sunda y School supe rtnte n' .rn We dnesd ay , Alfred Wo ll e den t Sunda y sch ool, 9 30 a m eve ning worsh tp , 7 30 p m , oy: leader WHITES CHAPEL Cool,.lle RC pray er and prai se serv tce 1 Rev Roy o ,eter , pas tor Sunday Wednesday 7 30 p m THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF school 9 30 o m , worship serv ice 10 30 am Btble stud y a nd praye r POMEROY - Corner Ma in a nd Court Sts th ird floor O'JEU se rvtce, We dn esday, 7 30 p m ltghthouse Res taurant Henr y RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Cook , pa sto r Sunday schoo l 10 Ca rl Pea k, pas tor , Bill Bro wn a ,m morning worship , 11 am , 1ervtC e , 7 30\ Sunday schoo l s upl Sunday e ve ni n g school, 9 30 o m , wors htp a nd We dnesday e ve nmg serv1ce communton 10 30 a m Evemng 7 30 lnterde nom1na11onol , fu ll se rviCe 7 30 p m Regular bo ard gospe l RUTLAND CHURCHOF GOD --'; meef mg Sofurday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHUR Pastor Dennis Boles Sunday School. 10 a m .. wors hip service CH Sunday School , 9 30 o m wors h1p se rvtce , 11 o m , II 30 a .m and 7 30 p .m Praye{ Wedn esd o~ prayer me et tng 7 30 meelmg We dnesday , 7 30 p.m • HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST, p m youth serv1ce s , Sunda y, 7 Rev Her.bert A1lmg, pasto r Sun' p m , Sunday ntght wo rshtp , 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE day School , 9 30 o m morni!l g NAZARENE, Re v Llo yd D G rimm, serv1ce , 10 :JO, youth servt ce , 6t4S Jr pas to r Sunday schoo l 9.30 p.m , evongeh sttc se rvtce , 7.~ a m . wo rship servtee , 10 30 o m p m Pra ye r meeting ThursdaY~ ~ Broadca st live ove r WMPO , yo ung 7 30p m p e c;~pl e ' s se r vice 6 45 Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Ridenour entertained recently with a dinner honoring their grandson Lowell 's birthday anniversary. Guests mcluded Mr . and Mrs. James Ridenour, Lowell and John, Mr. and Mrs. John Ridenour and son Jason, Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. John Wickhlun, Mrs. Jean Summerfield and Mrs. Nora Brown. Miss Krist1e Hawk, Tuppers Plains, spent several days w1th Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy. Mrs. Leiba WOOd and Mrs. Roy Christy attended the recent C<lle reunion at Wilson Park, and visited in the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hawk and family, Tuppers Plalllll. Mrs. Wood also was a supper guest of the Hawks. Other guests were BObble Hecox and his father, Robert from Rockford, Dl. They had attended the Parker reunion . This was Robert Hecox's fltst visit to Ohio. He is a son of the late Leon Hecox, who was a former Meigs County resident, and visited frequently with Meigs county relallves. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Robert Allen , Columbus, were weekend guests of Mr , and Mrs. Clayton Allen. Miss Hilda Weber, Colwnbus, spent a week with Mr. and Mrs Ralph Keller. Recent visitors of Mrs. Allee Dodaon have been Mrs. Do~ls Betz Bnd granddaughters, Tttmmy and Zena Croft, St. Joseph, Michigan. Miss Palricla Windon accompanied them to their home lor a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hill, Rockledge, Fla., were recent visitora of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Orr. Weekend viii tors of the Orrs were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newnan, Jane and David, Galion. Joining them for dinner on Sunday was Paul Moore. On Saturday evening the Orrs and NeUIIlalll vlalted witb Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and children, Baahan. Emily Congrove, C<llwn· bus, was a recent overnight guest of Mrs. Audrey Wootle. Mr. and Mrs. Larry DeTray, Port Ant!ie, Wash., and Robin DeTray, Perrysburg, apent several claya with Mr. and Mra. Arthur DeTray. Mrs. Audrey Woode and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hlnea ns.ooo i"yramod 10; Pop Goes the Country 15; To Tell the Tl'\llh 13; Robert Mac Neil Report 20,33. B·ro-Donny & Marie 13; Sanford & Son tS; Freedom Celebration 6: NFL FO'ltball 8; Washlnolon WHI( In Review 20,33; las Vegas Hour 10 _ 8·30-Baseball 15; Wall Street Week 20,33 9. ro-Movle " Death ~f lave House" 6, 13. U S.A. : People & Politics 20,33, Movie " The Culpepper C~tt l e Co " 10 , , 9.30-John Henry F~ulk 20.33 10:ro-That Good Ole Nashville Music 3; To Be Announced 4; Pau l Nuchlms 33 10 :30-Porter Wagoner 3, Bottle for the While House 6, 13, NFL Action '76 A 11.ro-News 3.U,8. tO. 13, 15. Robert MacNeil Report 33 ll :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15, Rooki es 6,13; U.S. Oper TeMis Highlights 8, Mary H~rt mon to, ABC News 7. JO-Baseball3.4; Candid Camera 6; FRIDAY, SE PTEMB ER 3, 1974 5·ro-F Bt 3; P~rtrfdge F~mlly 8. Mission: Impossible 15. 5 30-Adam-12 4; News 6; Family Altair 8; Elec Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13 6 ro-News 3,4,B,T0,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6·30-NBC News 3,4,15, ABC News 13. AndyGriflllh 6, CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Ca rrascolen d~s 33. 7 ro-Tru th or Cons. 3; To Telllhe Tr uth 4, Bowling for Dollan 6; Sp~ce : 191'9 B; Don Ada ms Screen Test 13; News TO; Fa mily Afl~ l r 15, Woman 20. B l~ck Perspective on the News 33 'MAY I HAVE A DRINK '' pm MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P. ' BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rt• Eorl i Television log for easy viewing· TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THIS GUY. EVER SEEN HIM BEFORE? YOUR ATTORNEY, EH? a nd Pomeroy Sts , Stan Qolg. ' pastor, Sunday school , 9 A5 o m ~ ; wonh ip ••rvlc•. 11 o m , tra in ing ..,. union, 6 30 p m. : evenln" wor· ! s h ip service , 7.30 p.m . Mid Week , prayer urvice , W.dnesday , 7 30 I Shuler, pas tor , Wor1hlp service , 9 30 am Su nday 1-et'!ool 10 30 a m Btb le Stvdy and prayer ser· ¥iceThunday , 7.30p m Road , Gary Ktng , pastor. Sunday sch ool 9 30 o .m , even ing war sh tp. 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday , 7 30 p.m . AND YOU MAY NEED ~ ~ - wN ~K:::R::;;A;::.Y~B:.E: =---r,.L""<:'T"--r--. ---'(..._.j"-_..,(_J"-'--'---' D T I M 0 E T '-· GvH YM S UWLF KL I I l tj I s - [!vEREVS (] THE MORE A <SAL.. ALLOWS "THEM, THE MORE. 'FORWAI<'D' A 6UYGETS. Now orrancethe circled letten to form the aurpriH anewer, u ouueoted by the abQve cartoon. IPrlt a. S1IPRISI ~n~~~ 11n I ''( I X X 1 I XI j" IAluwen toaaerrow) y <l!llflrd . TODAY-- -· ,.•• I Anlwer1 A IDtlrnillf to thou Utho tome TH' WEATHER MAN • SAID IT WUZ GO IN ' TO BE CALM AN' PEACEABLE Jonobl,., BILGE CHALK DECEIT INNATE PI ·\"'l l"i THIS HAS 8EEN A GOOil 13AT. afler- ATAILUGHT I'VE HAD IT FOR THREE SEASONS, AND THE~E 15N'T A CRACK IN IT' 10 CRACK A BAT, 1(00 HAVETO HIT TI-lE BALL~ . ' '' '' • �- A- The Daily SenUnel, Middleport-Pomeroy,0., Friday, Sept 3, 1976 KfNO CHURCH 01- CHRIST, bit Sludy 7 30 p.m.. Sunday SYMBOL OF NOBILITY George f r.denck . supt. S.r Yice week ly 9 30 o m on Sunday Prtodli ng firt t and third Sundays of mon lh by Cllllord Smllh. 9 30 a .m. HOBSON, CHRiSTIAbl UNION. TRINIT't' Cti URCM Rev W H Pemn pastor, Roy Moyer , Sun· doy school supt Churc k School, 9 ~ 1 5 om , w orsh1 p service, 10 30 o m, Cha n r~hctorso l , Tuesdoy . 7 30 p m under d1recllon of M n Poui Neose POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE COrner Union and Mulber ry Rev Clyde V Hender. son . poslor Su nday school 9 30 a .m Glen M cC lu ng, supt morn ~ng worsh ip , 10•30 o m • e...en.ng service, 1 30 mid week ser1.11Ce Wednesday 1 7 30 p m GI\ACE EPI SCOPAL Tho Rev Haro ld Dee th , rec tor Ch urch ser· ~vtces . 10 30 o m Ho ly commu· The bald eagle , a noble bird, emblem of America. And yet It was not the choice of Benjamin Franklin, one of our wi sest patriots To emph asize the diffe rences between the world's first dem ocra cy and the warlike , !rlstocratic powen of Europe. Fnmi$J,I n c hose the docile tu r~ ke y, so comm on to Amenca-instead of a bird of prey--to symboli ze the Umted States. But the eagle, long a sign of courag e, freedo m a nd power, caught the fancy of Fnnkl i 's fello w patriots g Philadelphia In I To them "no ble" meant more than heredita ry rank. Noble als o mea nt "a n exalted moral character, ad· nlrable 1n conceptiOn, Sunday Monday Tuesda y Wednesday Reue/olfon ReuelaNon Reuelatfon Nel1emlah 7911 21 l 8 Thursday Frida y PIO!rm 32 1-11 P!olms 92 1 IS stately " - all 8· 1-12 22· 1-7 qualities epitomizing the democratic experiment called the Umted States And to this day the United Saturday /SQioh 12 1 6 States strives to retain that, noble character symbolized by Its emblem, embodied by Its spiritual heritage selected by The Amencan Btble Soctely With the hope it will , in some measure, foster and help sustain th at which is good in famil y and community l ife, this feat ure is sponsored by the business firm s and organi zations who se names appear below KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. - MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. IHo FINE ST IN MOBIL E HOMES 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . l92-7034 . Ph 991 2101 John F Fultz WILKINSON'S BIG JIM'S PLAZA SMALL EN GINE SALES &SERV ICE 498locust St Middleport Ph. 991-3012 Mtddleporl, Ohto Pomeroy ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corne r of Sycam ore o nd Second Sts_ Pome roy The Ae 11 Wttltorn M1ddhu warrh Pastor Sunday School 01 9 45 o m a nd Church Se rvtc es 11 o m SAC RED ijfART , Rev Father Pau l 0 We-1\m, pas tor Phone ~n, 2825 Saturday e ve f' tng Moss 7 JO Sunday Ma 5S 8 a nd 10 ,, m Confe ss ton Satu rday . 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Re• Ralph Zun del pastor Willtom Watson Su nday scho ol sup! Sunda y school 9 30 a m BYF , 6 p m B1ble s tudy Wednesday 7 p m ch o ~r procttce Wednesday a 30 p m BURli NGHAM CHUR CH Re.,. Bobb'p' Elki nS, pastor Sunday sch oo l, 10 o m , wo rSht p serv tce I I o rn and 7 p m, Wedne5doy evem ng servtce 7 p m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 261 Mu lberry Ave Pomero y Pau l J Whtte Pa s to r Ga ry Basham Sun da y schoo l sup! Sunda y sc hool 9 30 a m · mornmg worst'llp 10 30, fh·en ing wo rsh tp, 6 30 p m Mtdweek pra yer servtce 7 30 pm RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Thomo• l SYRACUSE FIRST CHU RCH OF GOO Rev George Ot le t pas tor Sunday school 9 45 a m morn mg pr e o chm g 11 a m evo ngehshc ser~tce 7 30 p m Prayer mee ting Thursda y 7 30 OLD DEXTER SIBLE CHRI STIAN " HElL " DEA LER Caiii49-28JS For An Appointm ent Racine, Ohto Ph. 949 2682 Rae me WESLEYAN OF CHRIST 200 W Mo tn St . Jerry Paul m tn.s te r phone 992·7666 ConservOt ille non •ns trumenta l, Sun day worsh ip 10 a m , Btble stud y, 11 om , worshtp , 6 p m Wednesday Bi ble study 7 p m LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Thlfd 51. . POMER OY HOLINESS CHURCH Ho rnson11tlle Rood Re v Dewey Kmg Pa stor Ed tson Weaver OSS iSion t H ef. ~t Eb ltn Sunda y Schoo l Sup! Sunday School 9 30 o m Evenmg wor· shtp 7 30 p m Prayer and Pro tse servtce Thursday , 7 JO p m pm POMEROY WES T SI D~ CHURCH RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING CHURCH Rev Ro lph Sm1t h pastor Sunday n ·hool 9 30 a m Mrs Wc;~ rley Fra nciS super inten dent Preoch mg serviCes firs t & th1rd Sundays folla wtng Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE · SERVICES 214 E. Main Open 8 to S - Clased Thurs Ph 992-5130 Pomeroy Preoc hmg 9 30o m , t trst o n~ se· cond Sunda ys of each month, thtrd and fo urth Sundays eoc h mont h wors h tp serYiCe a t 7 30 p m Wednesday eve m ngs of 7 30 Prayer a nd Btb le Study PAUL'S BARBER SHOP Ractne, Ohto SEVENTH DAY WAID CROSS SONS STORE ELLIS &SONS SOHIO . GROCE RIE S& GENER AL COMPLETE AUTOMOT IV E SER VICE MERCHA NDI SE Locust & Boech Sis MtddleporiPh 192 9921 Ractne . Ph. 949-1550 ADVENTIST. Mu lber ry He ight s Rood Po meroy Pas tor Gerard Seton, Sabbath Schoo l Supe nntendent Claro Mcintyre Sabbath Sc hool , Satur doy aft ern oon at 2 00. w tlh Wor shtp SerYtee fol lowtng ot3 15 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUR P. J. PAULEY, AGENT BETSY ROSS BAKERY Nationw ide Ins Co ol Columbus, 0 Pomeroy 104 W. Mam Ph. 992 2318 BAKERS OF GAY90 BREA D Mnktleporl Ph 991·3030 HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY BAKERS OF GOOD BR EAD Huntttlgton , W Va I. WE FILL DOCTORS PRE SCRIPTION S 992-'2955 Pomeroy SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT LOUI S W OS BORN E 220 E. Motn Pomeroy Ph. 991 1178 DUDLEY'S MARK VSTORE TWIN CITY GATEWAY Middleport, Oh1o Middleport, Ohio WE HANDLE ONLY U S DA CHOICE MEATS GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEL Ph. 992-3284 Middleport FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2CONVENIENT MARKETS MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET DYESVIILE COMMUNITY CHUR pas tor Su nday schoo l 9 ~ o m , Sunday morn ing worship 10 30 Sunday e venmg servic e , 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY , 115 HALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Middleport, Oh10 Ph. 713 -5721 ' ' AMERICAN PAINTING CO. K&C JEWELERS THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 29~W Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-3863 SALEM STREET MARKET Gerald & Melva Elb10 , Owner Open a to 7 dally 1~ 5 Sun Rutland Ph. 741-2424 RACINE PLANING MILL ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE CENTER RICirM Ph. 949-9TJO RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEART I'll. 949·2626 RKint .. < Syracuse JEHOVAH S WITNESSES. lorry Carnahan presiding mm1ster Sunday Bible lec ture , 9 30 a .m Wotchtowttr study , 10·30 o m Tuesday , Bible study 7 30 p m Thursday , ministry School , 7 30 p m , servtce meeting 8 30 p m Ph. 992.3978 _'_ lownt nce Manley pastor, Mrs Run ell Young Sunday Sche>ol R1c1n1 949·2020 Che•te r 985-JJOI MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Moln Mtddleport Rev Henry Key , Jr , pas tor Sun day School , 9 30 o m Mrs Ervtn Baumgardner , supt Mo rn ing wonh1p tO .45 o m MII)DLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION TV &APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE RIDENOUR Butternut Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Ray Wlntng o ff iCers In charge s u,.,doy holine ss meettng 10 o m , Sunday scho o l, 10i 30 o m Leader YPSM ElotSe Ada ms 7 30 p.m. solvation meettng Lad1es Home League 12 noon to 2 p m . Thursday; prayer mee-t mg a nd Btble study T h ur~day , 7 30 pm INDUSTRIAL & COMMER CIA L ., Keepsa ke Diamond Ring s Ph. ~~6-0963 AddtSon, Oh1o Ph. 992 6173 212 E Mo1n St. Pomeroy Ph. 991·3785 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Oe l( ter Rd lo ngsvtlle, Oht o , Rev Clyde Ferrell, Pastor Su nday School 11 a m Satu r day preochtng s erviCe s 7 30 p m . Wedne sday e ventng 81ble 1fudy o t 7 30p m CH, Roge r C Turner Ded tcaied to the Interests ol Me1gs-Mason Area PIMone 992 -2156 . Milson , Evangeltsft t ser viCe , Sunday 7 30 p m , prayer meettng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m Bible Study Thu rsday FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH, THE DAILY SENTINEL Ph. 992·2582 RACINE APOSTOLIC CHURCH Ba tl ey Run Rood Re v Emmell Rawson , pas tor Mondley Dunn, supt Sunday school 10 o m Sun· day e Yentng ser\ltce 7 30 Btble ftochtng , 7 30 p m Thursday ' Pomeroy , CH Re-Y Roge r Fo rd , Jr pastor Drewy Gore supt Sunda y school 9 30 o m mornmg war shtp , 10 45o m THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pa stor Sunday S.:hoo l, 9 30 a m e venmg worshtp, 7 30 Thursday e Yenmg praye r sero,~ lce 7 30 p.m. 7 30p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER, TWO LOCATIONS 39 N Second St. Middleport, 0 . 46 Court 51 Gallipolis, 0 . MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Corn er Sixth and Palme r the Rev Peter G ronda l pa stor: Donny Thompson s upertntondent Sun day School WMPO Rad io pro gram 1 45 o m Sunday Srhool '9 15 o m . Morn i:Jg Wot l htp 10 15 om You th actlvlft es ond fellowship for jun ior ond senio r high 1tudents 6 p m Sunday ' ventng worl h tp 7 30 p m , Mid w ee k p r aye r se r vices Wednesday 7 30 p m Dorrell Ooddr1ll, pastor. StJndo~ Sc hool 9 30 a m leonard Gt lmore f tnt e lder &Yenlng u r· vtce 7•30 p m Wednesday prayer meettng, 7 30 p m Ml MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, Roctne Route 2 The Rev Chorl•s Hand, pastor , Sunday sch ool, 9 -45 o m , mormng wonh lp , 11 o m . Eve nmg serv ice s , Tutsday and Fndoy , 7 30p m . ' SEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Doug Seamon, mintS I8r , Bt ble study 9 30 a m , morning worsh ip , !0·30 o m , evenm g wors hip , 7 30 p m Wednesday Btbla s tudy 7 30 p m kENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, G.arge Frederick , su pt Sunday ntQn first Sunday of month chur CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mid morrttng s ervtce , 9 30 a m with ch schoo l, tO 30 o m for nurs ery dlepor t 5th a nd Matn , George preaching on first and third Sun· t!'lrough 12 Glo ze m1nister Jam e s Stiee tl doy Qf mon th by Georg• Pu;kens POMEROY CHURCHOF CHRIST supermtenden t Btb le sc hool 9 30 STIVERSVIL LE COMM UNITY Richa rd Eva nson pas tor, 81ble o m morntng worsh ip 10 30 O tURCH, Sunday School servtce sc hOQ I 9 30 om . wo rs h1p 10 JO o m eve ning wors h tp 1 30 10 am . , P ray er meeh ng , o m . adult worsh1p ser"Jice a nd p r ~yer stHvtc e 7 p m Thursday. 7 p m .. Sundgy even ing young peoples meeting . 7 30 Wednesday servtce, 7 p ,m p m Comb1ned B1ble study and MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF IHE ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, prayer me e ttng, Wednes day 7 30 NAZARENE Re_. Don Co le Pomer oy Ha rm onvl lle Rd Don pm pastor , Mn Mary lot hey Sunday Kennedy pas tor 811! McElroy . THE SALVATION ARMY, Envoy schoo l supt Sunday school, 9 30 Sunday sch ool s upt Sunday Roy W Wining , off tc e r tn charge am , mormng wors htp I D 30 sch ool , 9 30 0 m , mo rning wor· 10 o m , Ho lmeu a rn , Sunday evangel iS t iC s htp and communion 10,30 a m Sunday meetmg , 10 30 om . Sunday mee ting 7 30 p m P rayer Sunday even tng you th Chris tia n School You ng Peop le 's Le gton 7 meetmg Wedne sday . 7 30 p m Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh ip str· p m , Thursdov I to 3 p m UNITED PRE SBYTER IAN vtce , 7 30 p m Wednesday even· Lod tes Hom e l eogue 7 p m Prep MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY tng prayer meeting and Bibl e daues Owtght l Zavt h d trec tor study 7 3Qp m Holme s pasto r Btble 51vdy Saturday 7 30 p m Su nday Copy~t1 976 Ketsle• Adllertistng &!NICe Inc Sl,asburg \l~tg• n lil sc hool. l O a m ., Evangehst tc ser - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - vice , 7 lOp m Svndoy ~ r1 prures 9 45 o m., mormng worshtp, I I o m , evening wouh1p, 1 :JO Prayer meeting, Tue sday 7 30 p m Young peopl e'$. meeltng , 7·30 p ,m Thu rsday S.,pt Sunday School 9.30 am Evening wonhlp , 7 30 Wednesday proy•r m~tellng 1 30 pm MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Ractn • Route 2 the Rev James M Mu n~y pa s to r. Sunday school HARRISON V ILLE PRESBVT ERIAN Rev Er ne st S t r~c khn pastor . Sun day churt h schoo l, 9 30 om , Mr s Homer lee su pt mo rnmg wo rshtp , 10 30 ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Ptne G rove The Rev Wtllia m Pastor Ch urch Mtdd le swo rth serv tce~ 9 30 a .m Sun da y Sc hoo l 10 30a m BRADBUR Y MIDDLEPORT Sunday school 9 30 o m R•c hord Va ughan s upt Morntng worsh1p 10 30 SYRACUSE Morntng wors h ip 9 a m Sunday school , 10 c m Mrs Sa mpson Hall sup t RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD CHURCH OF CHRIST, Kun Co le pa stor Kevtn King Sunda y schoo l supt Sunda y schoo l 9 30 a m , worsh1p ser· v1ce , 10 30 o .m Su nday ser· litcts 7 p m , youth me etmg W&dnesda y, 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Re v Rev James 0 Guynn , pasto r Freeland Norrts pas tor Sun day Sunda y sc hool 10 am Sunday sch ool 10 a m Churc h service 7 worshtp II a m Sunday ev entng p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 ~ ervtc e 7 p m Wednesday w a r pm d llp se rvtee 7 30 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH NAZA RENE , Rev John A ( off. Near Long BoHom Ed se l Hart ma n, pas to r Sunday St hool , 9 30 pastor Sunda y sc hool 10 om . om , Gerold Wells , sup t Morn· Church 7 30 p m prayer mg wors htp , 10.30 o m , Sunday meet ing, 7 30 p m Thursday e ve ni ng worsh tp, 7 :10, Prayer MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL meeftng . Wednesday 7 30 p.m Th1rd AYe the Re v Wtll1om Kmt RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Oon l tel , past or Ronal d Dugan Sun · Wal ker Pastor . Ronme Sa lser , day School Supt Classes for all Sunday school sup t Sunday ages even tng ser11 tce , 7 30 Btb le sch ool 9 30 o m , mo rn tng war· study Wednesday , 7 30 p m sh tp 10 40 o m Sunday eve mng you th se r..te es , Fn day , 7 30 p m wo rshtp 7 30 Wednesda y eve n· MIDDLEPORT FREEWill SAP tng Btb le s tudy 7 30 TIST. Corner Ash a nd Plum , Noel DANVIll E WESLEYAN Rev Herrman pas tor Satu rda y even Lelon Glas u re pastor Sund a y tng se rv1ce 7 30 p m Sunda y Sc hoo l, 9 30 o m you th and Schoo l 10 a m Sunda y evenlng 1untor you th service 6 45 p m . worshtp 7 30 p m eventng w o rsh tp 7 30 p m MEIGS pra yer and pro1se Wedne s day, COOPERATIVE PARISH 7 30 p m METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumga rne r , Dtrector POMEROY CLUSTER Re v Ro be rt Hoyden Rev James Corb ttl CHESTER Wors h1p 9 IS am Cl-tLirch School ! 0 a m POMEROY Wors htp 10 30om Church School 9 30 a m UMYF 630pm EN TERPRISE, Worship 9 om Church School lO a m ROCK SPRINGS , Wo rsh tp 10 om Chu rch School 9 15om UMYF630p m FLATWOODS Worship , 11 a m Ch urch Schooll 0 o m MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER Rev Rober! Bumga rner HE.ATH Robert Bumgarner Pastor Worsh1p 10 30o m Chur chSchool 9 30 a m UMYF 6p m RUTLAND , W•lbu r Htlt , Pa stor Worsht p 10 30 o m Chu rch School 9 30 o m Sll VER RUN FREE BAPTIST M~les Tro ut pas tor Sund ay sch oo l, 10 o m Steve lttt le su p! Eventng s e rvtce , 7 p m , prayer meeting , Thu rsday , 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD, Rev Sobby Porter, pasto r Sun· day sch oo l, 9 30 a m wor s htp ser11tee , 11 a m , ev emng ser vtee 7 30 yo uth se rv1ce . Wednesday , 730 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHUR CH Ted Jones pastor Sunday sch oo l 9 30 o rn Roy Stgmon sup! , morntn g worshtp 10 30 Sunday even tng serv tce 7 30, mtd ·week serviC e , Wedne sday , 7 30 p.m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rev Dol e Bon pasto r. Bo b Moo re Sunday Sc hool supt , Su nday schc;~ol cla sses for all ag es 9 30 a m mo rmng worshtp 10 45 o m NYPS 6 30 p m : evongelts ttc ser· vtce 7 30 p m Prayer and SYRACUSE CLUSTER fa s ttn g Tue sday 10 o . m Rev Rtcho rd E Jo rvts Mid we ek praye r s er vtce , ASBUR Y Wo rsh1p 11 o m Ch ur Wednesday , 7 30 p m , men 's ch Sc hool 9 50 a m UMW t1rst prayer meehng . Sat ur day . 7 f' m .. Tuesday Btble Study Thu rs 7 30 m1sston ar y mee ting second pm We dne s day , 7·30 p m FOREST RUN , Wo rshtp 9 o m UNITED FAITH NON Church School l 0 o m DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robe rt MINER SVIll E Worsktp 10 o m Smtth , pas tor Sunday School Churc h School 9 o m 9 30 a m , Clo ss leader , l eo Htll SYRACUSE Chruch School 9 30 wonhtp serviCe, 10 30 o m , chur· a m Wor5ht p s ervic e 7 30 p m ch7 30p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re v T1moth y Smith Cluste r l ea der Rev Steven W•lson AssoCiate BETHANY (Do rcas ), Worshtp 9 30 a m Chu rch School 10 30 EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRI ST Elden R Blak e pastor Sunday School 10 o .m Howard McCoy. supt Mo rntng se rm on I I a m Sunday ntght ser vtces Chnst lon Endeavor 7 30 p m Song 5e rvtce 8 p m Preodu ng om 8 30 p m M1dweek Praye r CARMEL Chr uch School 9 30 meeting , Wedne sday , 7 p m , Ray a m Worsh ip 10 30 o m 2nd a nd Adam i loy leade r. 4th Sundays CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APPLE GROVE Sundoy School l ocot&d at Rutland on Ne w Ltma 930o m Worship 730 pm 1st Rood next to Forest Acre Park and 3rd Sundays Praye r mee ttng Rev Roy Ro use pastor Robert Wednesday 7 30 p m Fe ll owsh tp Musser , Sunday S<:h ool supt Sun sup per tlrst Sat urday 6 p m UMW da y 5c hool, 10 30 om wo rs h ip 2ndT uesdoy 7 30 p m. 7 30 p m Bobl e St udy EAST LETART Chruch School Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Saturday 1st 2nd 3rd Sunday s 9 30 a m mght prayet se rvice , 7 30 p m Four th Sunday 10 30 o m Wor HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN s htp 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th Roger Wat 5on. pasto r, Je n •e Sunday 9 30 o m Prayer meetmg Wh ite , S11ndoy schoo l supt Morn Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW 1s t tng wonh1p, 9 ·30 a m Sun Tuesdoy7 30p m doyschool 10 30 o m , e venmg WESLEY AN (RoconeI Sunday ser'lltte 7 30 Wednesday Btble Schoo l 10 o m Wo rsh1p II a m , Study , 7 30 p m Jr UMYF W&d nt~ sdoy 3.30 p ,m , MT UNION BAPTIST Rev R D Btble Study Thursday 7 p m Cho1r Brown, supply pastor Sunday Practice Thu rsday 8 p m sc hoo l 9 45 o .m , Sunday evening lETART FAllS Chu rch School worship 7 .30 p m , h i, 2nd 3rd Sundays 10 IS om TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN 4th Sunday 9 15 om , Wo rsh1p CHURCH Eugene Underwood , ht 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 15 a m , pastor; Ho ward Coldwell Jr .4th Sundoy 7 30 p m Sunday School Su pt : Sunday MORNING STAR, Worship 9 30 Schoo L 9 30 a m , Marnmg Se r· o m , Church School 10 30 a m , mon, 10 30 om Sunday eY'en· M1d·Week Se rv tc& Wt~drt esdoy 8 1ng servtce , 7 p m p m. LETART FALLS UNITED MORSE CHAPEL , Worohp 11 BRETHREN . Rev . Freeland Norr la, o m Church School 9 30 a m pa stor. Floyd No m s, s upt . Sunday PORTLAND Worship 7 30 p m . school , 9 30 o .m , morntng s er Church School9 30 a m man 10 30 o m .. Prayer service SUTTON Church School 9 30 Wodnesdoy 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF 10 JOo m PROPHECY, G P Smith posiOr NORTHEAST CLUSTER Su nday Scl'\ool, 10 am , Arthur o m Wors htp 1s t a nd 3rd Sundays Rev RIChard Tho ma s He nson , Supt , Morning Worth•p . Pastor 11 a .m .. Young People 1 'Serv ice , Dua ne Sydenstr tc ker 7 p.m.. Evening service. ? 30 John Douglas p.m , Wednesday Mid -Week Associates Prayer SerVICfil: , 7 30 p m , Youth JOPPA , Worshtp 10 a m , Chvr- meeting , 6 30 p m Eventng w orch School 9 o m , Prayer Me eting ship, 7 30p m W&dnesdoy 8 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE LONG BOTTOM, Sundoy school NAZARENE , Rev. Herbert Grate, ot 9 30 a m Wo rship servtettS at pastor Worsh1p service 11 o .m 7 30 p m Btble 1tudv and Youth and 7 30 p m. Sunday , Sunday me e ltng at 8 p m on School 9 30 a .m . Rtchard Borton, Wednesdays s upl. P r ayer meeting . NORTH BETHEl, Worship 11 Wednesday , 7 30 p m. am , Church School lOam BRADFORD CHURCH OF ALFRED Sundoy School 9 30 CHRIST Jock Perry minister Sun· am ' Wo rshtp 10 45 om Pray er metaling We dnes day 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tuesdoy 8 p m REEDSVIllE Sundoy School9 30 o m Wonhtp 7 30 p,m , Prayer Me•fing 7.30 p .m Tuesday, Viaitotion7 30p m lstThunday , Sit VER RIDGE Wo11hlp 10 o m Church School9 o m · TUPPERS PLAINS , Worshop 9 am Church Schoo l lOa m ' /, day School 9 30 o m . mo rning church 10 30om , Sunday even· tng servtce , 7 30 p .m Wednesday service , Bp .m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHOOIST CHURCH, Rev Floyd F Shoolt , ~lor. lloyd Wrlghl Sunday School Supt , Morning Wontup 9 30 a m : Sunday School 10 20 o m Wed ne1doy Prayer and Bl e ven ing worsh ip 7.30 p .m : Choir Proctiu Thundoy 1 p.m evongellttk service , 7:30 ~ P<oye< mMtlng, Wodntlday, 1 36 p.m , Missionary tnHtlng, ~ 30 • DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. p.m li<sl wodModoy ol month. Chatles Russell, Sr • mlnttftr; MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAPTIST. SocQnd : Rick Macomber , supt Sunday tchool , 9 30 a m ; worshtp ••r· viCe 10 30 om Bible Study. f uetdoy , 7 30 p .m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER CAY SAINTS. Portland Rod "• Rood William Ro~,~sh , poator Denny Eva ns , Sundar. School Dlr.ctor. Sund ay Schoo , 9•30 o .m Morn· lng worsh ip 10•30 am Sunday t ve ntng servi c e 1 p . m Wednesday everting prayer ser· vices. 7 30 p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Cor"' LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Bruce Smith pastor Wa ll a ce Damewood Supt Bibl e School 9 30 o m Pr.ach ing sef\'lce 10 .45 a m No •'JII!lntng service HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST A511S BOLO , Vo Sunda y Bible Study 10 a .m.. , Worship 11 a m. a nd 7 P. m. Bible f Study Wednesday 7 p m VocQI ; music • ner of Second and Ande rsora._. Ma so.n . Pastor, Wa lter Cloud... Su ndoyschool9 4S o m. : wor1hl service, 11 o.m a nd 7 30 p.m. W• ekly Bible study W.dnesd&y1 7 30p m CARLETONCHURCH Klngsbu<y OF WATfR?1 ' 0 BoJC 487 , Miller St , Mason W. : CAP!'A1N EASY MASON ASSEM81 Y OF GOD. ANY Pl-ACS El-SE HAS TO f>E AN IMPROYEMHJT1 Dudd ing l ane Mason , W Va. Ches ter Te nnant1 PC~s tor . S1.1 n~y School9 ~5 o m ,. Children 's Chur· 6.4S p.m Young People t S.r·t Yice 6 45 p .m . Evan gelistic Ser·; vice 7 30 p .m Wom.n's Mlt•i slonary Co uncil 10 o m . first al\d thtrd Tues day s . Praye r and Blbl t ' Study , We dnt~ ddy 7 30 p m · - FROM WHENCE IVE MCEND TO THE COCKPIT! ...GO T YOU~ llEARIN (;$ NOW. LUV ~ en • K974 olo Q 10~ 6 +; K 63 K74 AQ 65 3 KJ Both vu lne ra ble ONT~~ Ft.OOI<. West Pass Pass Pass No rth 1 olo 2• 4• 51 East Pass Pass Pass South I • 3NT 4• 6 NT Pass TI'ti'LE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-THE I'll BE O, t<., PEG -- JU5T A LITTL E I<IOBBLY , roR. A 0111 OR lll/0 - - A New York reader wants to know 11 we really have the conversatiOns tn our Monday articles The answer 1s lhat we talk over nearly all the articles, but that the actu al Monday By Oswa ld & Ja mes Jacoby Here IS a hand that contnbuted maten ally to the VIC· tory of Ted Lightner and M1ke Gott li eb 1n the 1932 hie masters ' patrS WHO CAME BAC:K Play1ng at SIX notru mp r---:-:;;:::::::;:':;-:-;;::::;;;== M1ke stmply knocked out the OH , BILL! ace of clubs and collected ftve MantER! ATLAST 01/li. clubs three diamonds and the OH, BfS5 1 IT 'S SOil, OUR ' Bil l ~ COME REAL :>ON major su11 aces and kmgs for QUI CK--HAS C'ONlE' h1s 12 tn cks and what turned HOME! oul to be an absolute top score w1th no one close True, two of the three pairs who b1d s1x clubs made 11 The oth er pa1r lost to an msptred lead by East The d1amond break bea t the conversat10tJs are somewhat contn ved Otherw1se, we would not have space (Do you have a quesf10n to r /h e experts? Wnte "Ask fhe Jacobys " care of tl11s newspape1 The Jacobys w1 /l ans wer tndfVIdua l quest1ons If sta mped self-addressed envelopes ate enclosed The most mte restmg qu esttons Will be used m thts colum n and w11f re ce1ve cop1es of JACOBY MODE RN I ~ EV!=RYTH ING 15 $ET, DIEGO .1 - if/ IF ! He'll be okaLJ, Ninar Take him some coffee ~ Sunday School attendanee on Aug. 29 was 45, lbe offeripg $20. Worship services were held at 10:4hllb Rev . ArthW: Duhl of Atbellll bringing the: message. Attendance at tlll~ service was 21. : Mr. and Mrs. Charles DJ Woode, Nina Robinson, Mr; and Mrs. Howard Flandeifs; and Florence Sp~ncer .of Allred Church, attended lbe hymn sing at Tuppers Plains Church, Saturday evening, Aug . 28. , The Swartz family reuniol1 held here in Wood grov~i Sunday, Aug. 29, was we'l attended wilh a basket dlnne~ served at 12:30. Games werti enjoyed by the youth whil( the older folk visited. Til«: reunion is held on the las• Sunday of August each year~ Mr. and Mrs. Garlan1t Caldwell attended tbel wedding of their daughter • Janice Ritchie and Da;td Michael Kestner, at the Lutheran Church at Pomero)l recently . ., The Vernon Swartz famU~ called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz, Sundaf afternoon. , by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN l Chinese 1 Famed ISland fiddle 5 Emerson's fashioner mtddle 2 Battlefield name figure 10 Mother 3 Papal veil (Fr.) 4 Capital of II Express . Japan 5 Of a fabr.1c for Mtss ChriStie 6 Netherlands 13 Moslem Anhlles 1sland prayer call 14 Expulsion 7 Fraulein's 15 Sesame name 16 Peach 8 Leave a variety sleeper 11 Refreshtng 9 Fonner quaff Ihyph wd. 1 (2 wds ) l2 SIOck 19 AssiStance exchange 20 Coffee member receptJJcle 16 Raiso'l.§ H.S S'-:--Iil = =cc 21 Referee's call 22 Yesterday's Answer 18 Famed Italian thespian 21 Hardly noticeable 22 Elementary particle 23 Celebrated 24 Batter's concern 25 Lament 27 Less remote 29 Michelangelo statue 30 Wtld 31 Confederate 32 Become tardy 34 Piercing guess 37 Monkly title ' Aspect 'Tfil~n" 25 Gold seeker Wander ~~~~~~~~~~~ 26 about Warden's "''t:i\i.I\\\'YI\\@\\\\\it~i\1\~~~ 27 guest ( sl ) 28 Substitute for "you" 29 Like a puppy 33 Twisting force 35 Spamsh queen 36 Speechifies 37 Fuse partly 38 Nullify 39 Classify 40 Exclude 41 Scandina- LfL I - U6H!- SUIT WAS, NO (X)LJBT, 'b.JR WAY OF DISGUISING YOLJRSf;;LF AS ___....•..., 1_,_1-,1 A SEEDY jfj'}I}Nf ~'i1 ~ ®- tk.t •c•••~/J-.-J ~ Vl8D measure ;;;--+-f-+-1 ~ ~ ~~ Unscramble thm four Jumbles, _...___,.___._-:-! form four ordina ry words. one letter to each square, to DAILY CRYPTOQlJOT E - He1·e's how to " o rk it : r-::-:-:-=-=~ '"RC'H AX V DLBAAXR Is I. 0 N G F E L I. 0 W 1111 One letter s1mpl} ~t an ds f or anoth('r In this !-iamplc A YOU1JZE NDTON 11-IE lAM!=RoM 11-IE lAW, ARt YOU? •' THEN WH0:7E CAR WAS 1HAT BACK 1HEI<E IN 1HE DITCH? 60ME MAN 5. HE: PICKEll ME UP WHEN 1 I WA& HI1CHHIKIN0! CRVPTOQ UOTES S MF '' BL yK r-i I I . F E 0 IITTRTR DHMF I K T R ~J/,l~ ETWG . - KVBMHR v0y v GM sL .............. , . . ~ ,__ ,_ ...... r~~;:;~~~"-"'"-'"'---J I DALLE I KME •' I 1s used for the three I.'s, X for the 1wo 0 s. etc Smgle lctlers, apostrophes. the len gth an d forma twn of 1he words arc all hlnl< Each day the code letleiS at c diiTrrcnl. . M • 12 :ro-Movle " Chamber of Horrors'' 10; J~nak l 33. 12 .4Q-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6, Wrestling 13. 1·ro-Midn lght Special 3,4, 15 1. 40-NI!ws 13. 2: 30-News 3. 3 ro-Movle " Navy Mi lle" 3 4.3o-Movie " Life Begi ns al 40" 3 6:ro-Movle " It Shouldn 'l Happen to a Dog" 3 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER4, 1916 6.ro-Summer Semester 10 6 30-Matters of Li fe 6, Summer Semester 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13 1:ro-Saturday Report 3; Ag-USA 4: Eddie Saunders 6; TreehouseCiub8; U.S F ~rm Report 10, Groovlt Goilles 13. 7·30-Bullwlnkle 3; Cartoons 4; Jetsons 6; H~rltm Globetrotters Popcorn MachineS; Man From COS I 10; Make a Wish 13. Mister Rogers 20. la·ro-Emergency Plus-• 3,4,15; Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13; Pebbles & Bamm B~mm 8, 10; Sesame St. 20 8.3o-Josle & the Pussycat~ 3,4, 15; Tom a. Jerry-Grape_ Ape6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road RunnerS; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. ' 9 oo.-.secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15; Elec Co. 20. 9:3o-Pink Panther 3,4, 15; Adventures of Gilligan 6,13; Clue Club 8, Mister Rogers 2Q, Bandstand 10. 10·ro-Land ol the Lost 3,4,15; Super Friends 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam Isis 8,10; Zoom 20. 10·30-Runk J oe, Run 3,4, 15; Big Blue Marble 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. I I ro-Relurn to the Planet of the Apes 3.4, 15; Speed Buggy 6, 13; Space Nuts a, TO; Inner Tennis 20 11. 30-Westwind 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 6,13, Ghost Busters 8,10, Consumer Survival Kit 2Q. 12 ·00-Jetsons 3,4,15, Lost Saucer 6; Valley of the Dinosaurs a, In the Know All-Stars 10; Action News for !<Ids 13; Crockett' s VIctory Garden 20 12:3o-GO USA 3,4,15; American Bandst~nd 13; Wl!d, WIIO World ol Animals 6; U.S. Open Tennis B. TO. 1.()(}-Lidsvllle 3; Champions A; Soul Train 6; Wrestling 15; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. 1· 30-Marshall Football Hi ghlights ~; Hogan's Heroes 13. Wild Wild World of Animals 33. 2 ro-Grandstand 3,4, 15, Th~t Good Ole Nashville, Music 6, Movie " The Commancheros" 13; Family Theatre 33. 2· 1 ~ Baseball 3,4,15 2:30-Misslon Impossible 6; Insight 33 3.ro-Famll y at War 33 3· 30-FBI 6 3 . 5~Arl Instruction 13. 4·00-Golf a,10; Ironside 13; Bll With Knit 33. 4· 3o-Frlends of Man 6; l et's Grow a Garden 33 s.ro-Star Trek 3, Wide World of Sports 6,13; Adam-12 4; Wrestling 15, Romagnolls' Table 33. 5:3o-Great Day at the Fair 4; Music Prolect Presents 33 6 ro-N ews 3,4,6,10; God Has the Answer 15; Crockett's VIctory Garden 33 6 3Q-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13, News 6, Rhoda a, CBS News 10, Lilias Yoaa & You 3.1 1 . ro-World at War 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee H ~w 16,6 , In the Know 10; Newsmaker '76 13; Rivals ol Sherlock Hol mes 33. 7· 30-Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wild TO; Nashville on the Road 13. a 00- Emergency 3,4; 1976 College Football Preview 6, 13 , Baseball 15; Space 191'9 8; AI The Top 33; Jeffersons 10 . S·30-lvan the Terrible TO 9.ro-Movle " The Midnight Man" 3,4; NFL Foolb~ll 6, 13, Mary Tyl er Moore 8, 10, Upstairs. Downstairs 33 9.30-Bob Newhart 8,10. lO·ro-Diahann Carroll 8,10, Men Who Made the Movies 33 10. 30-<-Movle " The Midnight Man" 15. 11 ·00-News a, 10; Jana kl 33 II : 1~ News 3,4, 15 II 3o-Movle " Hell Is For Heroes" a, Woody Hayes : Football TO; PMA P ulse 15. 11 · 45-'-Mary Hartman 3, Woekend 4,15 12:00-ABC News 6, Movie " Firecreek" tO , News 13. 1 2 . 1 ~Mary Hartman 3. Sammy & Co 6. 12·30-Movl e "The Masque of th e Red Death" 13. 12. 45-Mary Hartman 3 1·OO-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8. ABC News A. 1 1 ~Mary Hartman 3 I. 4~Mary Hariman 3. 2· l ~ New s 3; Movie " Tales of Terror" 13. 2.3o-Movle " Girl Trouble" 3 4:ro-Movle " Frontier Marshal " 3; ABC News 13. 5·3o-Movle " Steamboat ' Round he Bend" 3 ~~~~ Pass Pass Pass Opemng lead - Q 4 . are 4 ¥ t olo I Drof'PW 'BM and Mu. Arthur Orr. '' D. D. Cleland and Mrs; Carpenter, Columbus, were recent visitors of D. M, Cleland and Mrs. Clayto~ Allen. '· , ' ' SOUTII ~RM\lli,W... Chester Belpre. •; Louise Ewing and Norma News Nolan, Zanesville, spent ~ Notes recent ByClarlceAllen afternoon wilb Mr. Ualted Press llllematlon..l~ Today Is Friday, l:iept. ~. Ute 247th day of 1976 with 119 to follow : ~ The moon is between lls first quarter and full p~ . The morning stars are Jupiter and Salilrn. ~ The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. ; Those born on Ibis date under the sip of Vlr&o. ' American engineer and teacher Louis Henry Sulll~n was born Sept. 3, 1850. 1 On lhla day in hllllory: 1 In 1783, the siRning of the Treaty ol Paris offlciaUy en~ed tbe seven-ye~r American Revolutionary War. The new counlry had won it. ' . 98 75 2 ¥ Q98 • Jl08 2 ·- were Sunday dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines! Tbe Almaoac 4 Q1104 olo A 9 73 BORN LOSER 42 EAST 33. ll •~Movie " Blackboard Jungle" 8. SIX diamond bidders, but the grea t ma)onty of player s stopped at the nice, safe th ree-notrump contract. We show the hand here because 11 IS one of those hands that are a ctnch to b1d right after the game IS over Even loday we doubt if many pa1rs "tn the f1na ls of the world 's champ10nsh1p would get to that fine notrump slam We also doubt if Ted and M1ke would get there if we gave them the hand to b1d today So mehow or oth er modern SCience would not allow for M1ke's fmal jump to s1x nolrump wh1ch certatnly was the wmmng b1d 3 WEST ¥ J 106l2 r. Alfred Social Notes WIN AT BRIDGE Winning contract not easy NORTII IO l 4 A ¥ A5 CHU RCH, ReY Paul Neville HARTFORD CHURCHOF CHRIST pastor Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev.• Morn tng servic e 10 30 o tft you th serv1c e 6 45 p m Wtlllom Ca mpbell , pastor . Sunday; Evan geh s llc 1ervt ce 7 30 p m Sch oo l, 9 30 o m Jomet H11ghas , 1 Prayer meeting , Th ursday 7 30 supt , even ing serv lce l 7 30 p m • We dn esda 'p' e\l•nl ng p raye ' 4 p.m FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION of m~tetlng , 7 30 p ,m You th pray•r ~ Sold Knob Rl' E J Grlll llh service egch Tuesd ay FAIRVIEW SIBLE CHURCH 5Lip t ot churc h: Rev. L R G lues encomp pa stor: Roge r l e ior t, W Vo . Rt I. Rev George Wdlfred Sr , Sunday School su pt Hoschar pastor Sunday SchoOl Sunda y Sc hool, 9 30 o m praye r 9 30 a m Prayer and Bib le atudy meehng Tuesday, 7 30 p m , 7 30 p m Cottage Praye r Serv td : yo uth meeti ng, 6 p.m Sund ay Tu esday , 10 om Worship Ser Leaders Ado Von Meter and Gret vice Thursday. 7 30 p m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , 26 N, to Suttle Sunday even in g wa r sh tp 1 p m th rough w1n ter mon Second , Mtd dleport; pa s tor Cu r , Its Stephe n Chu rch sch ool 9·JO; ths . MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE a m .. preaching services , 10 3Qr UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST a m and 7.30 p .m Wednes day: I Rev James H leach, pastor Sun e ven mg B1ble s tudy , 7 30 p .m INDEPENDENT HOLINE SS CHUR' da y schoo l, 9 30 a m , ~ ussell Spe ncer supt Wors htp serv tce CH, INC - Corner Fourth a nJ 10 45 a m Even tng worsh tp Lincoln Sts , Middleport : Rev • olternottng with C E at 7 30 p m 0 Dell Manle y pastor , Sony Hud.; on Sunda y Pra yer mee ting 7 30 so n Sunda y School supe rtnte n' .rn We dnesd ay , Alfred Wo ll e den t Sunda y sch ool, 9 30 a m eve ning worsh tp , 7 30 p m , oy: leader WHITES CHAPEL Cool,.lle RC pray er and prai se serv tce 1 Rev Roy o ,eter , pas tor Sunday Wednesday 7 30 p m THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF school 9 30 o m , worship serv ice 10 30 am Btble stud y a nd praye r POMEROY - Corner Ma in a nd Court Sts th ird floor O'JEU se rvtce, We dn esday, 7 30 p m ltghthouse Res taurant Henr y RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Cook , pa sto r Sunday schoo l 10 Ca rl Pea k, pas tor , Bill Bro wn a ,m morning worship , 11 am , 1ervtC e , 7 30\ Sunday schoo l s upl Sunday e ve ni n g school, 9 30 o m , wors htp a nd We dnesday e ve nmg serv1ce communton 10 30 a m Evemng 7 30 lnterde nom1na11onol , fu ll se rviCe 7 30 p m Regular bo ard gospe l RUTLAND CHURCHOF GOD --'; meef mg Sofurday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHUR Pastor Dennis Boles Sunday School. 10 a m .. wors hip service CH Sunday School , 9 30 o m wors h1p se rvtce , 11 o m , II 30 a .m and 7 30 p .m Praye{ Wedn esd o~ prayer me et tng 7 30 meelmg We dnesday , 7 30 p.m • HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST, p m youth serv1ce s , Sunda y, 7 Rev Her.bert A1lmg, pasto r Sun' p m , Sunday ntght wo rshtp , 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE day School , 9 30 o m morni!l g NAZARENE, Re v Llo yd D G rimm, serv1ce , 10 :JO, youth servt ce , 6t4S Jr pas to r Sunday schoo l 9.30 p.m , evongeh sttc se rvtce , 7.~ a m . wo rship servtee , 10 30 o m p m Pra ye r meeting ThursdaY~ ~ Broadca st live ove r WMPO , yo ung 7 30p m p e c;~pl e ' s se r vice 6 45 Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Ridenour entertained recently with a dinner honoring their grandson Lowell 's birthday anniversary. Guests mcluded Mr . and Mrs. James Ridenour, Lowell and John, Mr. and Mrs. John Ridenour and son Jason, Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. John Wickhlun, Mrs. Jean Summerfield and Mrs. Nora Brown. Miss Krist1e Hawk, Tuppers Plains, spent several days w1th Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy. Mrs. Leiba WOOd and Mrs. Roy Christy attended the recent C<lle reunion at Wilson Park, and visited in the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hawk and family, Tuppers Plalllll. Mrs. Wood also was a supper guest of the Hawks. Other guests were BObble Hecox and his father, Robert from Rockford, Dl. They had attended the Parker reunion . This was Robert Hecox's fltst visit to Ohio. He is a son of the late Leon Hecox, who was a former Meigs County resident, and visited frequently with Meigs county relallves. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Robert Allen , Columbus, were weekend guests of Mr , and Mrs. Clayton Allen. Miss Hilda Weber, Colwnbus, spent a week with Mr. and Mrs Ralph Keller. Recent visitors of Mrs. Allee Dodaon have been Mrs. Do~ls Betz Bnd granddaughters, Tttmmy and Zena Croft, St. Joseph, Michigan. Miss Palricla Windon accompanied them to their home lor a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hill, Rockledge, Fla., were recent visitora of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Orr. Weekend viii tors of the Orrs were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newnan, Jane and David, Galion. Joining them for dinner on Sunday was Paul Moore. On Saturday evening the Orrs and NeUIIlalll vlalted witb Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and children, Baahan. Emily Congrove, C<llwn· bus, was a recent overnight guest of Mrs. Audrey Wootle. Mr. and Mrs. Larry DeTray, Port Ant!ie, Wash., and Robin DeTray, Perrysburg, apent several claya with Mr. and Mra. Arthur DeTray. Mrs. Audrey Woode and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hlnea ns.ooo i"yramod 10; Pop Goes the Country 15; To Tell the Tl'\llh 13; Robert Mac Neil Report 20,33. B·ro-Donny & Marie 13; Sanford & Son tS; Freedom Celebration 6: NFL FO'ltball 8; Washlnolon WHI( In Review 20,33; las Vegas Hour 10 _ 8·30-Baseball 15; Wall Street Week 20,33 9. ro-Movle " Death ~f lave House" 6, 13. U S.A. : People & Politics 20,33, Movie " The Culpepper C~tt l e Co " 10 , , 9.30-John Henry F~ulk 20.33 10:ro-That Good Ole Nashville Music 3; To Be Announced 4; Pau l Nuchlms 33 10 :30-Porter Wagoner 3, Bottle for the While House 6, 13, NFL Action '76 A 11.ro-News 3.U,8. tO. 13, 15. Robert MacNeil Report 33 ll :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15, Rooki es 6,13; U.S. Oper TeMis Highlights 8, Mary H~rt mon to, ABC News 7. JO-Baseball3.4; Candid Camera 6; FRIDAY, SE PTEMB ER 3, 1974 5·ro-F Bt 3; P~rtrfdge F~mlly 8. Mission: Impossible 15. 5 30-Adam-12 4; News 6; Family Altair 8; Elec Co. 20,33; Adam-12 13 6 ro-News 3,4,B,T0,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6·30-NBC News 3,4,15, ABC News 13. AndyGriflllh 6, CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20, Ca rrascolen d~s 33. 7 ro-Tru th or Cons. 3; To Telllhe Tr uth 4, Bowling for Dollan 6; Sp~ce : 191'9 B; Don Ada ms Screen Test 13; News TO; Fa mily Afl~ l r 15, Woman 20. B l~ck Perspective on the News 33 'MAY I HAVE A DRINK '' pm MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P. ' BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rt• Eorl i Television log for easy viewing· TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THIS GUY. EVER SEEN HIM BEFORE? YOUR ATTORNEY, EH? a nd Pomeroy Sts , Stan Qolg. ' pastor, Sunday school , 9 A5 o m ~ ; wonh ip ••rvlc•. 11 o m , tra in ing ..,. union, 6 30 p m. : evenln" wor· ! s h ip service , 7.30 p.m . Mid Week , prayer urvice , W.dnesday , 7 30 I Shuler, pas tor , Wor1hlp service , 9 30 am Su nday 1-et'!ool 10 30 a m Btb le Stvdy and prayer ser· ¥iceThunday , 7.30p m Road , Gary Ktng , pastor. Sunday sch ool 9 30 o .m , even ing war sh tp. 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday , 7 30 p.m . AND YOU MAY NEED ~ ~ - wN ~K:::R::;;A;::.Y~B:.E: =---r,.L""<:'T"--r--. ---'(..._.j"-_..,(_J"-'--'---' D T I M 0 E T '-· GvH YM S UWLF KL I I l tj I s - [!vEREVS (] THE MORE A <SAL.. ALLOWS "THEM, THE MORE. 'FORWAI<'D' A 6UYGETS. Now orrancethe circled letten to form the aurpriH anewer, u ouueoted by the abQve cartoon. IPrlt a. S1IPRISI ~n~~~ 11n I ''( I X X 1 I XI j" IAluwen toaaerrow) y <l!llflrd . TODAY-- -· ,.•• I Anlwer1 A IDtlrnillf to thou Utho tome TH' WEATHER MAN • SAID IT WUZ GO IN ' TO BE CALM AN' PEACEABLE Jonobl,., BILGE CHALK DECEIT INNATE PI ·\"'l l"i THIS HAS 8EEN A GOOil 13AT. afler- ATAILUGHT I'VE HAD IT FOR THREE SEASONS, AND THE~E 15N'T A CRACK IN IT' 10 CRACK A BAT, 1(00 HAVETO HIT TI-lE BALL~ . ' '' '' • �\ &-TheDa Sentinel, Ml~rt.Pameroy, 0 , Friday, Sept 3,1P"q WANT ADS tllfOitMATtON Olo\DLtNIS 5 P M Doy lttore Pubtlcotlon Canc•ll•tlona corrtc tiona ecctpttd first day 01 A•tlllcotlon RIOULATtONS The PUbllther re11rves the rloht to tdlt or rtltct ar~.y dttmed ldt Ob l•ctlonet The publisher will not bt rtspon5lblf lor Incorrect mort fhln one Insertion RATES For Wtnt Ad Strvlct 5 cents l)tr word o t' Insert ton Minimum Chtrge 11 00 14 ctft'tl ptr word three consecutive Insertions 2' cents per .word six consecutive lnswtlons 2S Per Ctnt Discount on paid ads and ects paid within 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl 00 for 50 word ~lnimum E'acfi •ddlflonal word 3 cents aLIND ADS Addlllonal 25c Charge Ptr Advertisement OFFICE HDURS 830 am to 500 pm OeiiV 8 30. 1m to 12 00 Noon Satur<IIY P'hone today f92 2f56 NOTICES ATTN II ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sillies Rummage Porch and Basement P<Jrch and Basement Sates etc must bt paid In advance Get by stopping by our office at The Da lly Sentinel 111 Court St or wr ltlng Box yours early In 729 Pomeroy Ohio 45769 with your rem ittance 06001 Phone I (2031 673 3-455 ALSO BOOKING PARTIES wANTED Tractor troller drlvtr Meet DOT Regulations Call '192661>6 $200 weekly pou1ble stuffing en11elopu Send self addreued stom ped envelope Edroy Molls Bol( 188 Dept 516 Albany MO W02 AVERAGE $40 on evening or afternoons demonstrating guaranteed toys and gifts No cosh tnvettment no del1very or collecting Computers do you pa55ed away etght y~;iors ago September 3 1966 WILl do baby~tltlng In my home I. WE NEED EAR•CORN. 992-2181 Ptimena Lancthllli ... - .llttl:ll w ~. ,.., 6lil ,.._ tt2 2111 - Sad memonas crowd thts time of yoor When we lost the one we loved so door Deep n our hearts you w II always stay Loved and remembered every doy A stlant thought o secret tear Keeps hts memory ever neor T1ma token away the &dge of grief But memory turns bock every leaf - AUCTION Fndoy mght 7 p m at the Auct on House Horton St Mason W Va New and used merchondi •• Coli '1'12 2156 ting hauling tree work and yARo Sole bottom of Chester H II mowmg Phonem 7409 from 10 a m ttl! 4 p m Thursday Frtdoy and Saturday THE worldly possess ons ore ago n fokmg over so o yard sole ot my kome 109 High St OLO furniture ce boxes brass Pomeroy Saturday Only 10 beds wall telephones Qnd om ttll 3 pm L1ke new parts or complee households overst.utfad chotr and ottoman Wrtte M 0 Mtller IH 4 p crures lamps folk gurlar Pomeroy Ohlo Call 992 7761} typewr ter 111rls and women s do tt-l ing hand lawn mower CASH pold for all mak es and vor ety of miscellaneous tlems models of mob1le homes Sadly m1ssed by his wtfe Opal Chtldren and Grondch ldren NOW accepting pklno ttudtnlt beginners Intermediate od vanc.d 1tudent1 m Coli 2210 lOOKING FOR A BETIER POSI liON ? PRePARE YOURSELF I I Rio Grande College Community College FALL RtPgistrofion Sept 13 1976 Allen Moll 9 o m 9 p m NO TRESPASSING on George FrHiond s property Syracuse whtch Includes for use as storage spoce domagmg frHs and garden space Wtll be pro secutltd to full tdent of the law LONG Rifle Shop hours 5 p m 1111 10 p m Modern and blockpowder guns and sup pl1es New shipment of tur quo se Indian ttwelry 248 RrverYiifW Or.ve Pomeroy Ohio or phone 992 3090 CHICKEN ond Sporo Rib lor 8 0... ot Chotto< oo,.lng ot 1 30 Gorden lroclor pull ot 10 o m Parade itortlrg 1 30 p m Wotor flghto . , . , _ flro deporlmento will be held ond trophies for the fir1t and se cond places will be given Water fights for children sock races grea1ed pole hom.mode ice cream The Chester F•r• Dept would lilce to oloo thGnk oil !how who por t c•pated or helped tn ony way at the fooC booth during the 113th Melli' County Folr SHOOTI!"G Motch Forkod Run Sportamon Club Storts ot nocn Sundoy Sopl 5 ond ovory Sun doy thoroofte< HAIR TRANSI'V.NT Dr Rlchord l Slack PI Pleooont W Vo Coli (304) 675 5267 PIANO tuning Charles Scoff Phono'l92 371Bor'l92 7550 SKY Diving GrNne County Sport Porothute c.nter ~ every doy Golllpolio For further lnformolfon ~II (614) :1-45 9339 or p 0 eo. 91 lltdwtoll Ohio 45614 UVE MUSIC FROM 9 TO 1 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPT. 5th BY THE ROCIETIS, TAll nMBERS NilE a.ua Rt.7 PomeroyrO· Charlene Hovfl ch Sole at Eastern Hrgh $$cashS$ for )t.mked auto Frye s YARD School Saturday Sept .. star Truck Auto Ports Rutland ling at Cjl 00 a m Sponsored by Phone 742 2081 Eastern Athlettc Boosters TIMBER Pomeroy Forest Pro 2 Fom ly Yard Sole next door to ducts Top price for standing Texaco Station In Syracuse sow11mber Coli Kent Hanby Fndoy a nd Saturday Sept 3 4 1 446 B570 l Oam fi1L4p m COINS 1929 and older currency CARPORT Sole m sc ttems gold ond s lver scrap Wi II buy clothrng Sept 4 9 to 6 p m 116 or trda Have a good selection S Vine St Mtddleport Oh o of cotns to sell or trade Also hove supplies and metal dete<:ors ROger Wamsley on leodtng Creek and Rutland Rood Phone 742 2331 for on oi fer $SCASHS$ for tunked autos 4 Family Yard Sale Sept 3 4 5 and 6th Antrques fur mture Iorge d nntr bell diShes clothes 8x27 house trailer 24 b1cyde Rt ' ot Ftve Points beh nd Gr II on Royal ~ANT Oalc Pork Rood Phone 742 2081 Fryes Truck & Auto Part s Rutland CARPORT WANTED Gasolme dnven ce mtnt mhcer Iorge one prefer red 1 yard or 1 ~"• yard Colt after6p m 843 2m Sale mise 1tems clolhtng Sep1 4 9to6pm 116 S VIne St M ddleporl Oh1o YARD Sole Saturday Sept .4 sQ"tmg ol 9 a m at the Vista Statton on Rt 7 north of ftve Potnls fn <ose of rain 10me ttme and ploce on Mondoy yARD Sole Thursday Friday ond Soturdoy Sept 2 3 4 Tom Spencer rastdence 6 miles eost PLEASURE horses and pontes of Chester Stole Route 248 .-.lso w1ll do tram ng Phone VARD Sole Tuesday Wods (6141698 3290 Ruth R..v., Thursday Sept 7 and 8th at AKC Regtstered Poodle Phone Clotr Boso Great lend '1925567 Someth ng for everyone q a till dorf< TWO 13 week old femole adorable ktttans g•ve away to · - - - - - - - - - - . IIOod homo Phone 742 2073 AKC Reg11tered English Sprtnger Span._l pups $85 Phone 992 711n 7 Week old pupp•as one half YARD SAl£ Sholllo Rog•storod $15 Phone 949 2.166 BEAGLE robhlt dog 9 weeks to 6 years bid Some started and some well tro1ned Phone Virgil Vorbrough 742 2521 Yard S.lo 11 Ealfem High School Soturdoy September 4th, stll'lltll ol 9 00 a m SfiOnsorod by lht Eastern Alltlettc Boosters 1970 Buick Rtvlara good condi tlon new t1res $900 Phone 742 2796 27•6 or'l92 3914 1970 Ford M.,.rlck Phone 992 2377 anyhmt or 992-611.4 after.fp m 1972 Carwtfe steel city !JfOY T top oir condition ng 32"" mtles $5 000 Phone 992 5630 1976 Plymouttl Feather Duster slant 6 engine 3 speed with overdrive 2 000 m1les ex cellent condtion Phone 992 7653 FURNISHED :2 bedrm apartment odulft only n M1ddlepart Phono'l'/2 3874 3 AND .4 RM furnished ond un furn11h.d opts Phone 992 Sl3ot COUNTRY Mobile Homo Pork Rl 33 ten mtles north of Pomeroy 1 Lorge lots w th concrete pohos stdewalks runners and oH strMt parking Phone 992 7479 ONE bedroom oportmonts ot VillAGE MANOflln Middleport for $104 monthly pluo oloc or $130 Including oloclrlc LOWER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Convenient to shopp ng on Third and Mill Streets m Mid dleport Brand new hfgh quoit 1970 Ford Pickup camper with av.rcob CGmpet low mileage m A 1 cond1tion $2800 Phone '1923090 1971 Mercury Montego p 1 p b ty apartments See the olr very mce $I 295 Phone manager at Apt 16 or call Gl011 Blsooll 949 2801 or 9•9 992 7721 2860 AVAILABLE at R1verslde Aport 1971 Ford Moverlck p s p b ments 1 bedroom apart o r lots of chrome reol sharp ments $100 per month 2 low mil.age $1395 Phone bedroom apartments $133 per Glen 8l11oll 949 2801 or 949 month One price for all Phone 2860 '1923273 1'166 FOrd Falcon slondord 6 cyl 2 Bedroom troller reol nice Coll992 7492 odulto only Phono '192.:1324 1975 Oldomobilo Storflro 4 Rooms Clnd both pluo utility outomatlc V -6 power stHr room porch fore«! olr fur t l11g power brok• new radial naco city woOer Phono 9'12 tlrM S2 900 Phone 985 3582 5630 oftor5p m 5 room furnittlad apt for rent 1966 Chevy lmpolo 2 door good dose to Powell 1 Super Valu work cor Coli 992 2572 or '192 Phone 992 3658 6130 LARGE 60ft trailer on a Iorge lot in Middl..,art near References required ttorn Phone '192 2319oftor6p m Equipment Co. POMIROY,O PH tt2 2176 a Pomeroy to Chttter ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Soutlnutem Ohio , T1111 Ratter eo. DIRECT FABRIC SAL£S lu:zt.A Rutland, Ohio 45'(75 I'll (614) 74ll409 WoDollvtr J 284mos Alum 11um Siding, Roofing, Guttets, Pamting and Repu F--A- The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home AI. TROMM CONST Rullond 142 2:121 All Work Guarontftt<t Free Esllmoln 1:..:23-2 mG RA£1NE EXPERIE_NCED CARPET SHOP FREE ESTIMATES! GLEN R. BISSEll ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING GunER SERVICE r NOTICE Open for Fall & DAN lltOMPSON FORD TEAFORD v_, 5 rooms and both in Mtd Olo,>Orl, Ohio Contact 992 1973 2 bedroom trailer adults on iy furnished Phone949 2121 CENTRAl REALTY CO. SAVE '10 ON MY TRUCK nRE NOW IN STOCK 7 OOxlU· ply SaveSlO 1 Glxl6 HIIY Salrt$10 I 251120 10.ply Seves1o 6 70115 HIIY SoveSIO 1 5exl7 t-ply Sove SlO 7 Shl61-ply MN!ti. Se1r1S11 ;:.., 2 Bedroom mobile home In Roctne oroo Phone 992 5858 Ilk Jock W C:IIIIY Mgr ,hone,, 2111 TUPPERS PLAINS - 101 acres of rolling land all mineral rights appro• 10 acres tillable land some pasture land and limber good lake site Modern 1'h story hOIIH rec:enlly refinished on Inside all carpeltd except kitchen, containing 3 bedroom dining room and basement 2 car garage Nice location on Co Rd 06 close to Tuppers Plalns, Ohio Prlc:ed for quick sale S32 000 Call lor appoint HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE Syracuse 0 9211'"" WiLL do roofmi, construction plurnh ng and heating No tab too Iorge or too small Phone 742 2348 CARPENTER floonng cell ng paneling Phone m 2759 BUILDING remodeltng a n~ repa1rs Qual tty work eHtcienl service Jesse Rodman phone '1'125980 DozER work and weld ng Con..., tact James Parsons Rt 1 Racine on Carmel Rood EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED lOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS Bll~ PUlliNS PHONE '192 247B DAY ORNIG~T PROTECT your swimming pool1 W nteriztng kits covers O(l t1freeze serv1ce for above or ground pools 0 Bumgard ner Solea Mtddleport Ohio, n Phone992 5724 CARPni~O Hl-l.O SHAG INSTALLED Regular Sl4 Y' ~10.95 Sq / d Eve. yaay money IIYtr llood chalco colors 12 or 15 F• 501 NYLON reen gold red blue rust f!_o II yourself with podding S7 9~ sq yet Willi podditll Instilled II tS ""11•rt Ylrcl CALL 742 2'11 TALKn.. WENDELL GRATE Co\RPET CONSUL T""f1T RUTLANU FURNITURI 2 ~. 1 1 n.u•••nG ~--.-----~~. . ••• ~ FR'i;··~~ 8 •• • ~ Dldroom• 2 Dlths ext lg llv rm porctw. ..,.~ nit tHll fum- cbns <hdwd flro , loc: SOGutM, !It ClleJIIIt, WE ARE SELLING PROPERTY AND NEED YOUR LISTING EM949·2318 I SAVE ON 8 00t115 00 $i2,aoo - 4.......... Close Sar AT 5 p.m 11U1LAND 14l 2111 ( said above Also uve and except the follow ing parcel Beginning at property 1 point line of In the G T Carleton et 11 and A o and Lillian Smith sold point being at Station 96 04 In the center lint of survey made by the Oepartmenl of Highways thence running in a North easterly direction In tht center of old road and in the property line between G T Carltton ef ai and John Lyons 534 teet more or less to a point 40 feet from and at right angles to Station 101 21 thence in a Soulhwester1v direction following a curve to the right same having a radius of 2825 feet a distance of 178 teet more or tess to a point ~0 feet from and at right angle& to Station 99 50 thence In a Northerly direction 10 feet to a point 50 fHt from and at riGht angles to Station 99 so thence following Slid curve to the rlghl same having a radius of 2115 fetf a distance ot 211 teet mort or len to a point In the proptrty line bt twHn G T carleton et 11 and A o and Lillian Smith said point btlno 50 ttet rrom and at right angles to Station 96 " thence following '\. 1 .J •• Before you buy your ntxt used car ask yourself these 10 ? 11 the answer to any of these 10 ? doesn't suite you, then you better chec:k with us CARS OR TRUCKS 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., auto trans., factory air ......... $2295 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan. factory air, P S., P B., vinyl roof .. ... . .•.. .... .. ...... .•... ... . S2595 1974 Chevy Monte Carlo, 350 1/.8, automatic, factory air, P S., P B, vinyl root, with sun roof, swing out bucket seats, AM FM ster~, radial tires Local owner and sharp $4400 1973 Ford LTD 4 dr, factory air, P.S., P B , vinyl roof, tilt wheel $2495 1973 Chevy Impala 4 dr , factory air, P S., P B , vlnly roof $2495 1973 Dodge Polara Custom, 4 dr . sedan, factory air. P S , P S , vinyl roof, rad1al tires A nice family car. ........ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... ... $1995 1973 Bu1ck LeSabre Custom, 4 dr H T., factory a1r. P S , P B., v~nyl roof. ...... ..... .... .... ......... $2795 1973 Olds Delta 88, 4 dr , H T , factory a1r, P.S, P B, vinyl roof Clean. S1995 1973 Ply. Duster, 2 dr, 318 V-8, automatic, P S, P. B $1995 1973 Ply. Sat. Custom, 4 dr , sedan, factory air, automatic, P S , P B, vinyl roof, clean $1995 1972 Mercury Marquis, 4 dr , H T , factory atr, P S, P.B, v~nyl roof .. . .. ... .. .. .. . 'S 1495 1972 Vega, 4 cyl , factory a1r, hatchback ..... ..... ... .. $1395 1972 Plymouth, 2 dr , H T , auto. trans., factory a1r ..... $1495 1972 Pontiac Lemans, 2 dr , coupe, 6 cyl, automatic, P S $1695 1972 Olds Toronado Custom, one owner & loaded $1995 1972 P1nto Station Wagon, 4 cyl , automattc $1395 "Good Selection of Cheaper Cars In Stock." "YOVR FRIENDLY DEALER" Still a good selechon of Pintos, Mavericks, Granadas and trucks at low clearance prices: Case Farm Tractor, 4 sp. trans., $675 3 poil'!t h1tch. POMEROY 992-2174 W1ll your dealer gtve your previous owners name? We Wlll P S air 1 1973 MERCURY MONTEGO VB ••• •• •••• •2995 hard top show room cl..,n 2 W1ll your dealer g1ve you speeciOJUeter statement? We 1974 MAVERICK 6 CYL FORD.. ••• ••• • '2995 will 4 dr shows best of care 3 W1ll your dealer give you 1973 PINTO •••••••••••••••••••••o'2195 W1ll your dealer g1ve you the best poss1ble allowance on your present car? We w1ll 1973 CHEVY VEGA••••••• .......... '1495 4 cyl a wntten warranty? We w111 4 One local owner 5 Wtll your dealer get you the best possible ftnanctng rate? aufo sHarp We w1ll 1971 FORD LID 2 DR. HT. •• ••••••••• '1695 Wtll your dealer e~platn your contract to you so you know 1ust what you're paymg for? We w1ll while with black vinyl roof 6 1974 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. •• •••• •• •• • '2995 LlKE NEW 7 Does your dealer have a full servtce shop? We do 1970 DODGE DART 4 DR. o•••••• •••• 0 1395 8 Does your dealer buy cars atthe auchon? We don't 6 cyl vf!ry clean 9 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR. •••••••••••• •2795 4 cy l auto Does your dealer forget you after the sale? We don't broghl rod finish 10 Does your dealer g1ve you serv1ce after the sale? We 1972 FORD LTO BROUGHAM 4 DR. •••••'1995 Wlll CLEAN INSIOE AND OUT Why don't you clip and save these 10 points 1973 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO ... ••• '3495 Full equipment beauttful car so you will have them with you when you 1974 CHEVY ¥2 TON PICKUP .. •o•o••oo'3395 go to buy a used car? Like new very low mileage 1970 FORD RANCHERO •• o••• •••••••• "1895 Wood groin trim aulo trans Don't forget you owe 1t to yourself to check w1th us before you buy any c;ar new or used We are YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER See one of these frtendly salesmen Ceward Calvert, J 0 Story or Btl! nelson PS 1974 FORD F-100 ¥2 TON PICKUP·• •••• '3195 One owner 302 eng TRUCKS 1975 Ford Super Cab, long w1de bed, 12,000 miles Like new $3495 1974 Ford F-100, 6 cyl standard trans , long w1de bed $2495 1973 Ford F-100 Custom, 6 cyl , standard trans , long w1de bed $249~ 1973 Chevrolet 1!2 Ton Truck, 350 V 8 engine, stand trans , long wtde bed, radial tires Sharp. ... ..... .. .. $2495 SMITH NELSON MOTORS 1972 FORD GRAND TORINO SPORT •••• '2195 Aulo property line In a southerly direction 150 teet mort or ltas to the pllct ol ~oglnnlng It Is undorstood that tha strip of land above described Is not to be In exc111 of 50 flit In width and contalna o 96 acres mort or leu of which the prtsent road occupies a 48 acrts mort or ltu Also save and except the following parcel Beginning at a paint In tht property line between G T C~trltton et al and John Lyons said point being 40 feet from and 11 right angles to Station 104 10 In the center line of survey made by tthe Dtpartment of Highways thence In a Northeasterly direction In "ld property line and In the center of the old road 90 fett more or less to a Roger NJtbel 985 4100 Ray Rtggs point In said property line at L.ocatechm St Rt 7 Chester,O Station 104 U; thence In a Northeasterly direction 57 feet more or leu to a Doint co feet trom and at right angles to Station 104 45 thenco County Ohio NOTICE ON fiLING following 1 curve to the left r: CARSON CROW OF INVENTORY 11me navlng 1 radius of 1072 RECEIVER OF CARDINAL AND APPRAISEMENT f11t, a distance of 47 5 feet to ENTERPRISES INC The State of Ohia Meigs the place of beainnlng as [ 91 3 10 17 24 County Court of common shown on the plans on file In ClO) 1 5tc Plt11 Probate Division tho office of tho Department of J. To the E11ecu tor of the Highways In Columbus Ohio NOTIC" ON FILING OF estate to such ot the following It Is understood that the strip INVENTORY AND IS ere residents of the State Of of land above described Is not APPRAISEMENT Ohio viz the surviving In ••cess of •o feat In width The State of Ohio Meigs spouse the ned of kin the and contelns 10 acrts mort County Court of Common beneficiaries under the will or ltss of which the pretent Pleas Probate Division and to the attorney or at road ocouplll 07 acr11 more To the Executor of the torntrs representtnv any ot or 1111 And being the same to such of the following the aforementioned persons property convoyod by estate as are residents of the State of Bern tce Derst Deceased MIIColm C Roller at II toW viz - ttle surviving I Pomeroy Ohio Salisbury F Horloss by deed dated 10 Ohio the next ot kin the Towns~lp No 21772 25 31 ond recorded In Vol 141 spouse beneficiaries under the will You are hereby notified that ot Pago 44 of fht Dttd and ta the attorney or at th e ll'lventory and Ap Records Meigs County OhiO torneys representing any of pra lnment of the estate of the Tho uld w F Harless does the aforementioned persons aforementioned deceased htrtby eKctpt and restrve No 21827 Hazel 0 Burke •ate of said County was In this unto himself his htirs end Deceased Rt 3 Albany Ohio court Salt! Inventory and 1111gna tho full one naif In Towr,ship Appraisement will be tor ternt In oil tnt oil and gas Columbia are hereby notified that htarJng be~ore this Court on royalty which may be derived theYou Inventory and Ap the 17th day of September from tht prOduction ot oil end pralsem~nt ot the estate of the 1976 at 10 00 o clock AM gas on th• ~remllts aforementioned deceased Any person desiring to tile fltrtlnebove dtlcrlbed Ex Qf said County was flied txctptlons thereto must file cept the oil and g11 on tile late In thl3 Court Said lnventorv them at 1111t five days prior to aoovo pror]llsos with the right and Appraisement will be for lht date set tor hearing to operate end produce umt ing before this Court on Given undtr my hand and Roloronco DHd Vol 225 hear tt'le 10ft• day of September seal otseld court this 31st dar Pogo 917 Oold RecordS Molts 1976 at 10 00 o clock A M of Au gull 1976 County, Ohio Any person dnlrlng to file MaMino D Webster Seld real ••tete 11 listed on exceptions thereto must file Judoe tho tax dupllclto 11 bolng them at least five days prior to 2G 50 ICftl the date set for hearing By Ann B Watson Sold 1111 11 to be conducted Given under my hand and Oeputv Clork at Court House 1tep1 In seal ot th il Court this Uth Pom~roy Ohio on tht 2nd day of August 1916 (9) 3 10 21c of Octobtr 1976 end shall not dayManning o Webster Judgt bt sold for lest than two thirds By Ann a W•flon of the appraised value The Deputy Clork tpprelold valuo Is Ill 333 33 [8) 27 [9 I J 21< fmmodlo!oly lollowlng oold hit, I em oHerlng tor salt the NO riCE OF "rsonal property Including LEGAL NOTICE APPOINTMENT 111 rltht tltlo ond In tor tot now The Board of Townsh l CliO NO 20 394 awntd by Cordlnal En Trustees of Lebanon Towr. ttrprlna -Inc In end to en Estate at Jtnnlt M tryant, sh ip Meigs county Ohio wlll Onto Stole Liquor Pormlt tor Dectaud offer for sale at public aucti on Notice Is htreby given that one used Adams roed ma in not ltlllhln two tlllrds of the opprelotd prlct The op John P Boyd ol R D No 4 talner and one used Ford Pt'llltd prlct of tho porsonal Box 87 Oak Hill OhiO hts tractor with mower The property, Including lho liquor been dul)' appointed Executor auction will be held at the of the Estate of Jennlt M Township garage Sept 11 1976 permit 11 12 500 00 hid ... , ...... hll tiHn Bryant deceased lite of at 10 00 a m known 11 tno Shtnanv Sprints Molgs County Ohio The Board of Trustees Creditors are reQuired to reserve the right to re(ect any proporty Tnt rttl 11tote Is file their claims with aa ld locolld 011 thl Wnt sldo of or all bids fiduciary with in three months Ohlo Sllto Routo No 1 Lebanon Township Dated lhls 13th day ol Sold lilt of tho rtal Trustees property and rersonal August 1976 Clarence Lawrence Manning 0 Weblfer proptrty 11 subltc to tno Clerk Judge [8) 20 27 (9) 3 flpprovll of tht court of (I) 2G 27 [9) 3 common Pllll Mtias l Points To Used Car Buying. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ON NEW OR USED RIGGS USED CARS MOn., Tuts Wid 51 o\CRES FRE. GAS-Modern 1'12 story house 31>r dining room fire place full basement nice porches on~ out buildings Large scenic lake wllh green grass and pine trees around It Watch lhe Iorge boss swim along In the clear water PreHy as a plclure Prtced to sell $37 500 00 over described prem Itel Monday thru Sllurdly 10 to s VWe have bne green house full of Florldo lolloto plants O't'tr 50 varletlts In all From 4 • to I • pots & ' to 10 hanging b.skets 75c to u oo m m• or atECK & OOMPME OUR QUALITY & ttlence followinG llld road In • Nort~ tlattrly dlrtctlon to lho Wnt lint of 1~• IIndo of Wllllom Clrltton thence North 29 dOIJrtH 6S llnko to tho North lint 01 llkl Section lhonco Wtlt on tnt North llno of oold section 1 cn11ns tnd 1411nks to tnt pltct ot tlttlnnlng con ttlnlna 21114 ecrtt mort or 1111 IIYt and except from tht e~ovt dtacrl~td prtmlsto tho following dtocrl~od troct or PlrCtl to Wit loglnntng It lho Northwoot corner of tht Norttleea-t qUirttr Of Stctton NO 3 thence Soutn 700 fttt thonct E11t 7 cnolnstnd u llnka to a stoko t~enct North 700 foot to tnt Norlh llno of Slid Section thtnct Woot on tne Norlh lint of sold Soctlon 7 cnolnl and u links to tht rllco Of bttlnn lng 1110 OKCIP Ill lhl COli un dorlylng tho obovt described prtm ltn and ttlt exclusive rlthlln porpetulty to mint tnd remove aald cot lend to u11 at ell tlmea so much of the surfect 11 The Martin Ebtrt bach Company UIIUCCtiiOrl and uslvn• mey deem ntcnsary, to open operate and equ p a complete coal mining properly, wlttl buildings and rollrotd swlt ch11 nec~tsary to mint load 1nd carry IWIY COIIIrom Slid premises 1110 for drainage and deposit of rtfuu and lht rltht to naul tnrouah tnd over said prem1111 coal from ad latent property The Martin EbtrtbiCI'I Co Its IUCCIIIOrl and ass/ant to be relieved from surface damage by reason of mining of coal undtr said above described Drtm lses Anv surface land requJrec:t or used 11 above by uld Tnt Martin Eborsbach Companv Its succeuors and on lgns to ~e Ptld for at tho rate of SlOO 00 per tcrt and provided that In the operation of said promlus for oil and ges the same shall not In any manner whatsoever hinder delay or lnconvenltnce Tht Martin Ebersboch company, Its succeuors and assigns n tho onloymont of the rlghland prlvlletes granted 11 to mine and remove coat under or upon Wlh•tr Seuon. llllbott • •••n 1 J. m 1969 Falcon Futuro Phone 742 1973 Capri 4 speed rod1al t1rn good condition Phone 992 5831 Business Set vices tale 1 ocre and from B till 5 Coli oltor 6 p m up MlddiOf>Ort noor Rutlond 992 7808 COII992 7481 WILL do ironing tn my home NEW 3 bedroom houso 2 tloths all elec I acre Middleport Phono'/92739• closo to Rutlond Phono '192 WtLL do babyslthng m my horne 7081 from 8 till 5 Coli after 6 p m SMALL farm for sole 10% down '1927808 owner financed Monra. Coun For ty W Vo Phono (3041 772 mltfreSHI 3102 or (304) m 3227 for campers Wlmhltld Rtplocemenl siltS COUNTRY farmland wtth J.c:lud FreoEsllmoln Velvols, nylon prints ed woods water and good oc On Body Worlt Mrculons. vinyl solids ond cell In Monroe County W Va Expert P1lnllt11 fiRCY prints, ICWSIOrlts $1 000 down coli (304) 772 LOCUST POSTS round or split lnauronc:t Work 3102 or (304) m 3227 Phone 9.49 2n4 W1lc:ome COA.l limestone and calcium 3 bedroom hou11e for sole ot 520 '";it M.Tn Sfrttt St Rl 7 chloride and calcium bnne for S¥comore St Middleport vOO<f P1t111nt Coolville, 0111o buy for $8 000 Phone 992 3578 dust control and tpeclol m1xlng 675 :M69 "7 3117 or992 7667 salt for farmen Motn StrHt 72f 1 mo i»OITleroy Ohio or phOI"'• 992 HOuSE foe- sole 3 Hdrooms all 3891 el.-c:tr c: Famity room fully corptl~ with wood burnmg cANNING tomatoes and sweet COMMERCIAL peppers Cleland Forms fireplace larr lot with storage PHOTOGRAPHY building on garden space Geraldine Clelond Racln• - Aer lal- 1ndustrlal Otuo Rust1c Hills Syracuse Phon e ~~~ Construction Pro1rns 992 7836 t971 HONDA CL 450 12 000 -C ompl tte School Servict miles StSsy bar crash bars 2 bedroom Iorge modern ~ t Undtrtraduatt & -Ittloii*UIIicl chen forced air furnace ltn Elementary pull back handle bars new tire S11llll coln Hts Phone 992 5737 School Pack ave Picluru ond seals Scrambler tide 1111100115 &IIOOtS Seniors & Year book ptpas $6.50 Coll949 2480 2(1 acre form w1th pond born IEI'I.ICEIIIW -Wedf lnvsIN DASH 23 channel CB om fm 1moke house and cellar pluJ lllNOOIIS apple orchard and peach trHs mpx rod o 3 track stereo CoiJ IUIIIINUI Also on property 2 story '1923965 KEN GROVER SIDflf8.SOIFtn house 2 veors old double wide t;Q[!EI!$M!II~ FoR SALE good used T V s color Photography tro 1er on County Rood 18 All and block and wk•te Horr sons 915 41ll for $29 000 Phone 992 7590 lARR~~~eDER TV Service 276 Sycamore St Chester Ohio cOTTAGE on leochng Creek bet Middleport Ohio Phone 992 Bj8lnio ween Long5vtUe ond Oe)(tt'r l 2522 ocre 3 rooms both well voco fiREWOOD Phone 1 (304) 773 ton home or I ve ln 1t Phone You can s.ve hundreds S225 llonelloggs 992 3892 even thousands of dollors sHOT sh.lls fresh stock All wlllt alumtnum or vtnyl sO Acre form 5 room house aut brands High powo'rod S3 83 stdtng buildtngs fru t tr•es 2 loco per box Target loods $3 22 I oos mode for oil and gas Magnum S2 60 long rifle• 79 wella own water system on cents deer slugs $l AS Ov.-r Racme, 0tt1o IIQod blocktop rood Coil Bll CONTACT 200 used ai'K'J new guns com Clonch '1'12 5795 pound and crossbows Lowest pnces anywhere No dealers 3'B;d;oom brick all el.ctnc ca rpeted f ull basement please F fe s 711 3rd St Mtd AT949 2801 refngero tor stove d spersal dleport Phone 992 7494 double range $38 500 Phone OR 1973 Vomoho 350 $600 1973 ~.95 992 3975 or '192 2571 949 2860 V W Von Camper low Square- Yard fnslallod m lecge Anume loon Phone 56 acre form for sale 6 rooms and PLE4SE Dav1d Parsons Owner 909 2576 both 2 outbuildings dug bose NOSUNDAYCo\LLS ment and dr lied well located B 9 761 month 949 2124 USEo K1mboll Spinet ptono Model I 22 1 mo near Oon1111lle near the mtnes No 3731 wofndt Coli (614) Some tillable land and balon<.e n2 5669 or wrtte Focrory In posture Pr ced $26 COO Outlet 712 E Mo n St Phone 742 2766 Chtlhcothe Oh o 45601 6 room house modern k fchen Rev1ve the ~11!~:~~~;~ 1970 Tnumph MO motorcycle of your rugs corpet•ng tn Horrlsonvtlle con Chopped new potnt 1ob Phone your own homQ ven ant to mmes $9 ()()l Con~lnuous ont piece 992 5252 after S 00 by Von Schrader Phone 7.42 2796 guHers We hang It, or dolt dry foam method 8 Weeks old ptgs far sole Phone 8 room house 2 be(trooms fully yourself Special prtcH to No muss Nofuss 949 2857 corptHed except kttchen c:ur builders No odor Use the totns nduded 12 Pork St 1%7 V W ruM good 1966 V W same day Squorebock Model I 0 Rem MKidleport Phone'l92 3174 Phone 949 2814 mgton new blue good mol All worl! 5 roams both 1 acrelond newly 9A.M toSPM <hgun Stevens 410 22 over JUarantttd remodeled 'Storm windows and under on old but niCe olummum s1d1ng $12 900 Ra re Model6ll Morfin Stgle bar 992 7320 Evemngs Phone 7•2 2769 rei 12 go vory good shope Phone 1 {610) 378-6376 Grant 611 Acra for sole near Rutland B 22 1 mo Young long Bottom 01'110 house wtth 6 rooms and both FA furnace boJement on BOAT and motor truck topper blacktop rood Call evenmgs Phone 949 2853 '1923630 KENNEBEC r.lotoos 50 ttl S3 50 or 100 $6 00 Brtng con BRADFORD Auctioneer Com tatnet's Phone 61J7 3737 or 2 Mobtle homei for rant 1 hot 3 plata Service Phone 949 2487 667 3974 bedrooms and the other lios 2 or 9.49 2000 Rocme Oh o Cntt bedrooms Phone7~:i! 3122 Bradford TWO G 78 15 new recap t1rs and one tube $3$ One new gord.n Ef.WOOO BOWERS REPAIR seeder to plant radishes Sweepers toasters •rons oil baons peas <:orn bftts or small appliances lawn mower most anything you rc rour next to State Htghwoy Garage MAIN garden S35 On• pul -out on Route 7 Phone (614) 985 bumper for ~ or thrH fourth vtrgtl B Sr Realtor 3825 POMEROY, 0 ton trutk for that 9 10 or 1l h 110 Methantc Pomeroy, o REMODI:LING Plumb1ng hoot ng comper $125 Ono 031 Slihl RUTLAND- LOVELY Phone 992 3311 and all types of generol repair Cho•n Sow $165 Ono 600 Ford 2 farge INSIDE NEW LIS 1 tN\0 - Large 3 Work guaranteed 20 yeors e)( tracto< ond 5 ft """"""" bedrooms balh utility R beproom home mQdern panence Phone 992 2409 $2500 Nate Vanaman . Rutlona dine In klfchen carpeted kit wood burning 2 miles out on New L1ma Rood 0&0 TREE Tnmmmg 20 years e)( paneled basement PQ"ch fireplace full basement penence Insured free BAY mare gent~ olso blod levellof You must see lit is nat gas I a furnace and 2 eshmates Call 992 2384 or colt Very mce saddle Phone $12 000 00 large gardens $27 500 00 (6141698 7257 Afbony '1923219 OVERLOOKSTHE RIVER MOBILE HOME- and 44 SE\'IlNG MACHINE Repo<rs ser SCHOOlHwu'JQ mOdune Stnger 3 bedrooms bath acres on 143 near vu;e all makes 992 22a.t The footurn i>uHonholo blind carPIItd paneled stntr••••. l Carpenter drll led well and Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy hom JOWl on knfls $ol8 00 bulldltll, carport minerals somel>ottom and Author zed Singer Sales and cmh Also Singer Touch ond MIDDLEPORT Service We sharpen Sc11sors hunting land Sow lth now $31 00 cmh brick & frame rcorne.rl Phone'192 7187 BUSINESS BLOGE - 3 EXCAVATING dozer loodor ond loti 4 apartments rentals 2 down and one up backhoe work dump trucks 1974 Vomoho 175 CC 11Q0C1 fumlshed llveln one rent 3 lo Pomeroy and lo boya for hire will haul shope Phone '1'12 SISI and pay off the morlgage fill dirt to 1011 limestone and ACREAGE - On Rt 33 WALNUT marble top dresHr close to shopping grovel Call Bob or Roger Jef north good spring and 70 a over 100 yean old 30 gallon $25 800 00 fers day phone 7089 157 ACRES - Stock farm c - opplo bullor koltlo night .phone m 3525 or 992 RUTL4ND Leading with large old 4 bedroom Phono'/92539• 5232 Creek 1 12 acres mostly In home 2 ponds and tractor RCA 25 color con50le walnut lawn Ideal for home or eXCAVATING dozer bockhoo laod Mostly fenced coblnot $175 Aoyol odding trailer $3 300 00 and d1tct.er Charlet R Hot LOTS - Almost 1 acre at mochme $50 Phone 742 3038 REEDSVILLE - Rt 681 f1eld Bock Hoe Service Five f'olnts 52 500 oo up Rutland Of11o Phone 742 :ZOOS 135 acres 100 acres has all piERCE Simpson Super lynks 23 MINERALS- 136 acres In C 8 DlO.. mtk• Super Skanrter minerals close SEpTIC Systems lnstollad bl lebanon Township 11111011no Phone '1'12 Sl95 rtcrtallon good hunlltll llcen1ad lnttoller Sheporc. BUSINESS BUILDING some limber 116.600 oo Contractors Phone 742 ~09 USED H-.r • - "P.'lght Has fine rooms with large WE HAVE QUALIFIED tonk ond conlltor $18 00 SEPTIC TANKS clooned Modem business I I - on Main Phone 992 7187 BUYERS FO. NEWER Sanitation 992 3954 or 992 Sfreet In Mlddleporf Start HOMES- LET US SELL 2428 SCHOOL sewtng machines your own business or YOURS Stnger leoturs buttonhole continue this one blind hem sews on kn Is HENRY E CLELAND SM4RT PEOPLE WILL $ol8 00 cooh Also Singer Touch BROKER BUY NOW o\ND GET ond Sow llkonow $31 OOc01h tt2 2259 or 9!2 25611 MOBILE home for sole or rent 3 REAOY FOR WINTER. Phono9'12 7187 bedrooms ol utilities pold Phono'l92 7751 lEANS $8 00 ........ p)dtod .... boro Pooler Phone 985 3897 1952 GENERAL 8x30 1 bodroom Phone 985 3350 WARM Morning coql stave and Stokermotlc stove Phone 742 1968 I 2x60 completely lur11ithed 3151 including televlalon $5 000 Phone 992 5169 or IH 620 NATIONAL Checkout Roglllor POMEROY - Mulberry Avenue location Two Laurel St Middleport pop machine cooler 1974 bedroom living room kitchen and dining area 1'12 Monte Corio n ~ cond tion 1973 mo~llo homo 14x70 furnish baths Large bt ck porch priced to sell $9 100 w1ll trade for mobile home of ed underpinned on Iorge lot equal value Also 10 room S30 000 Phone '192 5237 brick 3 baths full baMment 1 COOLVILLE- Nice mod brick home containing thret 8)(45 ft troller In good condition ocre on Rt 7 John sh..ts 3 h bedrooms dining room living room with fireplace full miles south M ddleport Rt 7 newly pointed reosonobley btsement with gar!lge large front porch nat gas prlc:ed S" Jock F King Rt 4 furnace city waler and well water a beautiful home TWO handmade planter docka 1 Pomeroy Phone 742 2479 after cherry one mahogany Gall with approx 512 acres of land lrull trees and shade Mill or phone '192·3196 5pm trtls surrounding II Plonty of garden space good fishing artl close by located In Coolville Ohio Priced at only $32,000 Call now HOMESITE$ for American Auto Sales CALL US TODAY. paperwork Call 9.49 2803 or 992 2927 Alto booking porhes SOMEONE to lear down and haul away Iorge metal butld ng for the mater al In t Phone 992 :1971 AVERAGE $-10 on e..,.ening or CAMPER Starcraft GolaJCt 8 with owntng Phorte 992 251 .. a f ternoons demonstrating guaranteed rays and gtfts No cosh mvestment no del ..,.ery or collecting ComptJters do your paperwork Coli 949 2803 or m 2927 Also booking port1es IF YOU have a !fUrY ce to offer wonr to buy or ••II setmethrng ae lookmg for work or whatever you II get results Phone or&Q code 61 ~ 423 9531 Tho laltowlnt doocrlbtd tltl.llltd in tht Tawnll\fp of Slllltlury Countv ot Motta ond Sloto ot Ohlo Bttlnnlng In Soctlon 3 Town 2, Rlftlt 13 lttlnnlng at"'' Northwftt (OFner of the Nor.,ttatt quarter of tlld Soctlon No 3 t~tnco South 40 chllftl end 40 links more or 1111 to tht louthweat corntr of 11ld quartor ltctlon ot tht County rHd ltadlnt from • WILL DO odd 1obs rool ng po n IN LOVING memory of our belov td husband father and grand lather Henry Capehart who 3,1970 prtmlltt fastvr wrth a Sentinel Wont Ad IN LOVING memory of Morvtn W McGutre Jr who passed away 8yeorsago Sept 3 1968 What would we g .- ro clasp his hond H s happy face to see To hear his vo ce to SIMI his smile That meant so much to me Mom Dod Slstei'S and Brorllers Sept For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds ...... LV I Work at home no tK perlence necessary •• cellent pay Wrltt America!} S.f'l'ice 6950 Wayzata Blvd Suit. 132 Mlnneopol 1 MN nstment Call or write today SANTA• Port es Avon Conn t-TbeDall)'Sentinei,Mlddleport-PcmtrOy,O ,friday L•• AL NOTICI I ~trtlly IUthorllt for lilt till lotlowlng dMcrlbed rtol \DOttESSERS wontod IMMEDIATE 5$.126 DEMONSTRATORS AND MANAGER needed to work with the olde1t Toy & Glft Shop Party Pion In rht country Highest comml1110nt No In • • MANY MORE Wt are closed Sundly But lnvtle Inspection of all d•sp layed cars and trucks See Pat H11l , Rocky Hupp or Melvm Ltttle Open Evenmgs Tll7 oo Except Thrus and Sat Closed Sunday A thought for the day Bnllsh wartime Prime Minister Wmston Churchill told the House of Commons I have nothmg to offer but blood toU, sweat and tears • TO DAN THOMPSON FORD AstraGraph Bemtce Btdt Oaol For Soturdoy, Sepl 4 1171 ARlEB (Morch 21 o\prlf 11) Tnls should be an e <Cttlng and fun day tor you but be wary of a pal who has a kool<y scheme You re better olf not betng In valved TAURUS (April 20 Moy 20) Conditions are lortunate today where your career and finances are concerned When opportunity knocks be listen ng GEMINI (MIJ 21·Junt 20) You II be QUite enterprising to day Vou have the abthty to handle large projects Be bold but not rash or toollsh Co\NCER (June 21-.lulr 22) Others will have more control over that which brmgs you gatn or lOY today than you will youself Don t be tearful Your needs will be a primary con before changmg plans you both agreed to PISCES (Feb 20 March 201 Ol all your peers today you II be the one who s most adm red Your un selttsh attitude wms you their respect A Your ~Birthday Sopl 4, tl71 The year holds promise of gain and advancement careerwtse Unusual sttuatlons may s uddenly develop thal will help you c limb the lad de r of success Meigs Property Transfers slderatlon L!O (July 22·4ug 22) Vou re capable ot making sound Judgments today but you re also subject to sell doubts Have faith In decisions you ve thought through VIRGO (Aug 23· Sopt 22) You might find yourself in the mid die of something very prolltable today A generous third party will be Instrumental In bringing It about LIBRA (Bopt 23-0cl 23) En joy yourself today but try to do It wllhout punlng e big dent In your bank roll You have a tendency to be extravagant It needs to be checked SCORPIO (Oct 24·No• 22) You II be lucky today provided you don t get In your own way Flow wllh the tide of events not against them 84GITT4RlU8 (Nov 23·0.. 21) Others can be won over now to deas or plans that you re partial to But be careful not to tailor the facta to suit your listener CAPRICORN (Doc 22 Jon 11) Be aa gracious and con slderale ol your closo friends loday as you will be wllh per sons you only have business dealings with 4QU4RIU8 (Jon 2D· Fab 11) In an Important matter where an associate is Involved be sure he checks with you first I Donald R Smith, Martha Jean Smith to Raymond J Smith, 0 299 a , 48 382 a , RuUand Nellie R Betz, deed to Woodrow Willon Hoyt, James H Hoyt, leah Jane Butcher, Eva Betz Robson, Genevieve Betz Ward, Robert Brewer, cert trllllll , Middleport Virgil Lee Hill, Kathryn A Hill to Paul Hill, Crestlyn Hill, 2 30 acrea, Letart L D Davis, dec to Robert A Davis, Claude E Davis, Leroy Davis, Edna Elma Roush, Lorenzo D Davis, for trans , Pomeroy Elizabeth Ohlinger to Helen B O'Reilly, cert trans , Pomeroy cert Vanden W Buzzard, dec to lcie M Buaard, cert of trans , Columbia Southern Ohlo 8 Ease Cal Elec Harry J Mock, Ella H Mock to Dennia J Ault, Carol A Ault, Lincoln Heights PiPeroy tiligh Leifheit to Thelma Mongtomery, Minerah, Sallabury Homer Cannan, deed to Ellzabeth Carman, cert trans Pomeroy il ~peeiilJ$ • PUBLIC NOTICE ELTHA STANSBURY MUSTARD If liv ing whose address s unknown TO ALDA J EASTERDAY address unknown TO EDGARD WHEELER ill<ldress un known TO PEARL BENNETT address unknown TO Lola Seybond addres~ unknown TO Luella unknown Davis un~nown TO w Geslclll address Ralph Holler address unknown TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OEVISEES LEGATEE S AOI>\INISTRATORS AND ASS'IGN S OF ELTHA STA NS If BURY MUSTARD deceased ROBERT W STA NSBURY If deceased LOTT IE GASKILL If deceased MINN 1 E HOLLER it deceased FLOYD EASTERDAY If deceased WHEELER If LULA deceased ZADIA HENRY deceased deceased J PARR GEORGE H EVA deceased JAMES W STANSBURY deceased EMERSON E STANDSURY deceased VALINOA EASTERDAY deceased SARAH R STANS BURV deceased ANDREW STANSBURY S STANSBURY Sportabout 6 cyl automatic power st eer ing delu)( e equ pment whitewall t ires luggage ra ck dark green fm sh 1~s than 9 000 miles showroom clean address TO Ruth Wrlnkelman ad dress unknown TO Lottie Gaskill address unknown TO Lula Wheeler address unknown TO Ross 1976 AMC HORNET·········· s3995 deceastd ANNA SMITH STAN S BURY deceased NETTIE ROSS deceased 1974 DATSUN •••••••••••••••• s2295 21 0 2 door local car 4 s peed trans 44 lOO miles good tires dark green finiSh real econ001y 1974 Chevy Nova 4 Door •••••• 12795 Local tow mileage car VB engine automatic power steering and brakes rad io tires show little wear gold finish Sharp and nice 1975 Pinto Wagon ••••••••••• '2895 Local carandonl y6 600 miles .t cvl automatic trans power steerlng tent glass luggage rack radio radial ww tIres clean 1972 Nova 2 Door •o• ••••• •••• '1695 Lo ca l 1 owner car good tires clean mterior 6 cyl std trans 1969 V.W. 2 DR•••••••••••••• 1595 Runs good new tires rad io 1973 Vega Gt Cpe.••••••••••••11895 EARL ROSS CORA B EASTERDAY deceased end local owner .4 crt automatic p steering ra dio i.'lir conditioned gOOd llres deceased You are hereby notified t hat you have been nnned detendants in a legal action 1972 Chevelle Malibu •••••••••• '1495 Meigs County et at This acllon has been ass igned Case No 16 222 in the common 1974 Olds ·'6" Omega ••••••••'2650 decea3ed ELVA B WELLINGTON enlttled Roberta C 0 Br ien vs George Collins Trea sur er ot H T cpe good II res radio V8 automatic P S P B bu cket seats runs oiV'Irt needs paint low Pleas Court of Mel9s County Ohio _.5769 Ttle object of the compl aint Is to determine tleirs and partition real estate described as follow s sit uated 1n Oltve Township Me gs County Ohio Seing In Sect on 35 Town 3 Range 11 of the Ohio Com panv s Purcha se and be ng the southeast quarte r of the northw est quarter ol said section and being descri bed in Sarah R Stansbury s will as the upper farm on the north side of Shade River con taln lng seventv (70 ) acres more or less and being described In the Meigs County Auditors Duplicat es u south POMEROY MOTOR CO "Your Chevy Dealer" 992 2126 Pomeroy 'I• east of northwest con tain lng 50 acres more or less You are required to answer the Complaint within 28 days after the last publication of this not ce which wil l be published once each wee k for six consecutive weeks The last 8ubll caflon will be made on ct 1, 1976 and the 28 days for answer will start an that date In case of your fa il ure to answer or otherw lse respond as requ ir ed by the Ohio R.ules of Civil Procedure judgmen t by default will be rendered against you for rel ief demanded In this complaint LARRY E SPENCER Ctert( of Courts common Pleas Cour t Meigs County Ohio (913 10 17 24 (10) 1 I 61c • On this day m history In 1783, the signing of the Treaty of Paris officially ended the seven year American Revolution 1939 Great Brit aln declared war on Germany !"ranee followed six hours later quickly joined by Australia New Zealand, South Africa and Canada In 1943, Allled forces Invaded the Italian 11111i}lland In World War II ' I Female Irish Sette r on Coun1ry Rood 18 Re wo rd LOSt Phont James Cltfford 992 7201 or 992 3309 LOST female 61uetlck hound no nome plate tn Red Brush a rea Coii9B5 3338 Chester Oh o E l Rebe = I- LoST Small mole dog redd1sh ton color Dachshund Terr er wear ng red collar when d sop peored Phone '1'12 3928 - ~~~~~~~~~ --LOST In the Forrest Run oro one He reford cow 600 lbt weari 1g yellow ear tog If seen please coil '192 7692 or '1'12 3944 �\ &-TheDa Sentinel, Ml~rt.Pameroy, 0 , Friday, Sept 3,1P"q WANT ADS tllfOitMATtON Olo\DLtNIS 5 P M Doy lttore Pubtlcotlon Canc•ll•tlona corrtc tiona ecctpttd first day 01 A•tlllcotlon RIOULATtONS The PUbllther re11rves the rloht to tdlt or rtltct ar~.y dttmed ldt Ob l•ctlonet The publisher will not bt rtspon5lblf lor Incorrect mort fhln one Insertion RATES For Wtnt Ad Strvlct 5 cents l)tr word o t' Insert ton Minimum Chtrge 11 00 14 ctft'tl ptr word three consecutive Insertions 2' cents per .word six consecutive lnswtlons 2S Per Ctnt Discount on paid ads and ects paid within 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl 00 for 50 word ~lnimum E'acfi •ddlflonal word 3 cents aLIND ADS Addlllonal 25c Charge Ptr Advertisement OFFICE HDURS 830 am to 500 pm OeiiV 8 30. 1m to 12 00 Noon Satur<IIY P'hone today f92 2f56 NOTICES ATTN II ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sillies Rummage Porch and Basement P<Jrch and Basement Sates etc must bt paid In advance Get by stopping by our office at The Da lly Sentinel 111 Court St or wr ltlng Box yours early In 729 Pomeroy Ohio 45769 with your rem ittance 06001 Phone I (2031 673 3-455 ALSO BOOKING PARTIES wANTED Tractor troller drlvtr Meet DOT Regulations Call '192661>6 $200 weekly pou1ble stuffing en11elopu Send self addreued stom ped envelope Edroy Molls Bol( 188 Dept 516 Albany MO W02 AVERAGE $40 on evening or afternoons demonstrating guaranteed toys and gifts No cosh tnvettment no del1very or collecting Computers do you pa55ed away etght y~;iors ago September 3 1966 WILl do baby~tltlng In my home I. WE NEED EAR•CORN. 992-2181 Ptimena Lancthllli ... - .llttl:ll w ~. ,.., 6lil ,.._ tt2 2111 - Sad memonas crowd thts time of yoor When we lost the one we loved so door Deep n our hearts you w II always stay Loved and remembered every doy A stlant thought o secret tear Keeps hts memory ever neor T1ma token away the &dge of grief But memory turns bock every leaf - AUCTION Fndoy mght 7 p m at the Auct on House Horton St Mason W Va New and used merchondi •• Coli '1'12 2156 ting hauling tree work and yARo Sole bottom of Chester H II mowmg Phonem 7409 from 10 a m ttl! 4 p m Thursday Frtdoy and Saturday THE worldly possess ons ore ago n fokmg over so o yard sole ot my kome 109 High St OLO furniture ce boxes brass Pomeroy Saturday Only 10 beds wall telephones Qnd om ttll 3 pm L1ke new parts or complee households overst.utfad chotr and ottoman Wrtte M 0 Mtller IH 4 p crures lamps folk gurlar Pomeroy Ohlo Call 992 7761} typewr ter 111rls and women s do tt-l ing hand lawn mower CASH pold for all mak es and vor ety of miscellaneous tlems models of mob1le homes Sadly m1ssed by his wtfe Opal Chtldren and Grondch ldren NOW accepting pklno ttudtnlt beginners Intermediate od vanc.d 1tudent1 m Coli 2210 lOOKING FOR A BETIER POSI liON ? PRePARE YOURSELF I I Rio Grande College Community College FALL RtPgistrofion Sept 13 1976 Allen Moll 9 o m 9 p m NO TRESPASSING on George FrHiond s property Syracuse whtch Includes for use as storage spoce domagmg frHs and garden space Wtll be pro secutltd to full tdent of the law LONG Rifle Shop hours 5 p m 1111 10 p m Modern and blockpowder guns and sup pl1es New shipment of tur quo se Indian ttwelry 248 RrverYiifW Or.ve Pomeroy Ohio or phone 992 3090 CHICKEN ond Sporo Rib lor 8 0... ot Chotto< oo,.lng ot 1 30 Gorden lroclor pull ot 10 o m Parade itortlrg 1 30 p m Wotor flghto . , . , _ flro deporlmento will be held ond trophies for the fir1t and se cond places will be given Water fights for children sock races grea1ed pole hom.mode ice cream The Chester F•r• Dept would lilce to oloo thGnk oil !how who por t c•pated or helped tn ony way at the fooC booth during the 113th Melli' County Folr SHOOTI!"G Motch Forkod Run Sportamon Club Storts ot nocn Sundoy Sopl 5 ond ovory Sun doy thoroofte< HAIR TRANSI'V.NT Dr Rlchord l Slack PI Pleooont W Vo Coli (304) 675 5267 PIANO tuning Charles Scoff Phono'l92 371Bor'l92 7550 SKY Diving GrNne County Sport Porothute c.nter ~ every doy Golllpolio For further lnformolfon ~II (614) :1-45 9339 or p 0 eo. 91 lltdwtoll Ohio 45614 UVE MUSIC FROM 9 TO 1 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPT. 5th BY THE ROCIETIS, TAll nMBERS NilE a.ua Rt.7 PomeroyrO· Charlene Hovfl ch Sole at Eastern Hrgh $$cashS$ for )t.mked auto Frye s YARD School Saturday Sept .. star Truck Auto Ports Rutland ling at Cjl 00 a m Sponsored by Phone 742 2081 Eastern Athlettc Boosters TIMBER Pomeroy Forest Pro 2 Fom ly Yard Sole next door to ducts Top price for standing Texaco Station In Syracuse sow11mber Coli Kent Hanby Fndoy a nd Saturday Sept 3 4 1 446 B570 l Oam fi1L4p m COINS 1929 and older currency CARPORT Sole m sc ttems gold ond s lver scrap Wi II buy clothrng Sept 4 9 to 6 p m 116 or trda Have a good selection S Vine St Mtddleport Oh o of cotns to sell or trade Also hove supplies and metal dete<:ors ROger Wamsley on leodtng Creek and Rutland Rood Phone 742 2331 for on oi fer $SCASHS$ for tunked autos 4 Family Yard Sale Sept 3 4 5 and 6th Antrques fur mture Iorge d nntr bell diShes clothes 8x27 house trailer 24 b1cyde Rt ' ot Ftve Points beh nd Gr II on Royal ~ANT Oalc Pork Rood Phone 742 2081 Fryes Truck & Auto Part s Rutland CARPORT WANTED Gasolme dnven ce mtnt mhcer Iorge one prefer red 1 yard or 1 ~"• yard Colt after6p m 843 2m Sale mise 1tems clolhtng Sep1 4 9to6pm 116 S VIne St M ddleporl Oh1o YARD Sole Saturday Sept .4 sQ"tmg ol 9 a m at the Vista Statton on Rt 7 north of ftve Potnls fn <ose of rain 10me ttme and ploce on Mondoy yARD Sole Thursday Friday ond Soturdoy Sept 2 3 4 Tom Spencer rastdence 6 miles eost PLEASURE horses and pontes of Chester Stole Route 248 .-.lso w1ll do tram ng Phone VARD Sole Tuesday Wods (6141698 3290 Ruth R..v., Thursday Sept 7 and 8th at AKC Regtstered Poodle Phone Clotr Boso Great lend '1925567 Someth ng for everyone q a till dorf< TWO 13 week old femole adorable ktttans g•ve away to · - - - - - - - - - - . IIOod homo Phone 742 2073 AKC Reg11tered English Sprtnger Span._l pups $85 Phone 992 711n 7 Week old pupp•as one half YARD SAl£ Sholllo Rog•storod $15 Phone 949 2.166 BEAGLE robhlt dog 9 weeks to 6 years bid Some started and some well tro1ned Phone Virgil Vorbrough 742 2521 Yard S.lo 11 Ealfem High School Soturdoy September 4th, stll'lltll ol 9 00 a m SfiOnsorod by lht Eastern Alltlettc Boosters 1970 Buick Rtvlara good condi tlon new t1res $900 Phone 742 2796 27•6 or'l92 3914 1970 Ford M.,.rlck Phone 992 2377 anyhmt or 992-611.4 after.fp m 1972 Carwtfe steel city !JfOY T top oir condition ng 32"" mtles $5 000 Phone 992 5630 1976 Plymouttl Feather Duster slant 6 engine 3 speed with overdrive 2 000 m1les ex cellent condtion Phone 992 7653 FURNISHED :2 bedrm apartment odulft only n M1ddlepart Phono'l'/2 3874 3 AND .4 RM furnished ond un furn11h.d opts Phone 992 Sl3ot COUNTRY Mobile Homo Pork Rl 33 ten mtles north of Pomeroy 1 Lorge lots w th concrete pohos stdewalks runners and oH strMt parking Phone 992 7479 ONE bedroom oportmonts ot VillAGE MANOflln Middleport for $104 monthly pluo oloc or $130 Including oloclrlc LOWER RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Convenient to shopp ng on Third and Mill Streets m Mid dleport Brand new hfgh quoit 1970 Ford Pickup camper with av.rcob CGmpet low mileage m A 1 cond1tion $2800 Phone '1923090 1971 Mercury Montego p 1 p b ty apartments See the olr very mce $I 295 Phone manager at Apt 16 or call Gl011 Blsooll 949 2801 or 9•9 992 7721 2860 AVAILABLE at R1verslde Aport 1971 Ford Moverlck p s p b ments 1 bedroom apart o r lots of chrome reol sharp ments $100 per month 2 low mil.age $1395 Phone bedroom apartments $133 per Glen 8l11oll 949 2801 or 949 month One price for all Phone 2860 '1923273 1'166 FOrd Falcon slondord 6 cyl 2 Bedroom troller reol nice Coll992 7492 odulto only Phono '192.:1324 1975 Oldomobilo Storflro 4 Rooms Clnd both pluo utility outomatlc V -6 power stHr room porch fore«! olr fur t l11g power brok• new radial naco city woOer Phono 9'12 tlrM S2 900 Phone 985 3582 5630 oftor5p m 5 room furnittlad apt for rent 1966 Chevy lmpolo 2 door good dose to Powell 1 Super Valu work cor Coli 992 2572 or '192 Phone 992 3658 6130 LARGE 60ft trailer on a Iorge lot in Middl..,art near References required ttorn Phone '192 2319oftor6p m Equipment Co. POMIROY,O PH tt2 2176 a Pomeroy to Chttter ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Soutlnutem Ohio , T1111 Ratter eo. DIRECT FABRIC SAL£S lu:zt.A Rutland, Ohio 45'(75 I'll (614) 74ll409 WoDollvtr J 284mos Alum 11um Siding, Roofing, Guttets, Pamting and Repu F--A- The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home AI. TROMM CONST Rullond 142 2:121 All Work Guarontftt<t Free Esllmoln 1:..:23-2 mG RA£1NE EXPERIE_NCED CARPET SHOP FREE ESTIMATES! GLEN R. BISSEll ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING GunER SERVICE r NOTICE Open for Fall & DAN lltOMPSON FORD TEAFORD v_, 5 rooms and both in Mtd Olo,>Orl, Ohio Contact 992 1973 2 bedroom trailer adults on iy furnished Phone949 2121 CENTRAl REALTY CO. SAVE '10 ON MY TRUCK nRE NOW IN STOCK 7 OOxlU· ply SaveSlO 1 Glxl6 HIIY Salrt$10 I 251120 10.ply Seves1o 6 70115 HIIY SoveSIO 1 5exl7 t-ply Sove SlO 7 Shl61-ply MN!ti. Se1r1S11 ;:.., 2 Bedroom mobile home In Roctne oroo Phone 992 5858 Ilk Jock W C:IIIIY Mgr ,hone,, 2111 TUPPERS PLAINS - 101 acres of rolling land all mineral rights appro• 10 acres tillable land some pasture land and limber good lake site Modern 1'h story hOIIH rec:enlly refinished on Inside all carpeltd except kitchen, containing 3 bedroom dining room and basement 2 car garage Nice location on Co Rd 06 close to Tuppers Plalns, Ohio Prlc:ed for quick sale S32 000 Call lor appoint HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE Syracuse 0 9211'"" WiLL do roofmi, construction plurnh ng and heating No tab too Iorge or too small Phone 742 2348 CARPENTER floonng cell ng paneling Phone m 2759 BUILDING remodeltng a n~ repa1rs Qual tty work eHtcienl service Jesse Rodman phone '1'125980 DozER work and weld ng Con..., tact James Parsons Rt 1 Racine on Carmel Rood EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED lOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS Bll~ PUlliNS PHONE '192 247B DAY ORNIG~T PROTECT your swimming pool1 W nteriztng kits covers O(l t1freeze serv1ce for above or ground pools 0 Bumgard ner Solea Mtddleport Ohio, n Phone992 5724 CARPni~O Hl-l.O SHAG INSTALLED Regular Sl4 Y' ~10.95 Sq / d Eve. yaay money IIYtr llood chalco colors 12 or 15 F• 501 NYLON reen gold red blue rust f!_o II yourself with podding S7 9~ sq yet Willi podditll Instilled II tS ""11•rt Ylrcl CALL 742 2'11 TALKn.. WENDELL GRATE Co\RPET CONSUL T""f1T RUTLANU FURNITURI 2 ~. 1 1 n.u•••nG ~--.-----~~. . ••• ~ FR'i;··~~ 8 •• • ~ Dldroom• 2 Dlths ext lg llv rm porctw. ..,.~ nit tHll fum- cbns <hdwd flro , loc: SOGutM, !It ClleJIIIt, WE ARE SELLING PROPERTY AND NEED YOUR LISTING EM949·2318 I SAVE ON 8 00t115 00 $i2,aoo - 4.......... Close Sar AT 5 p.m 11U1LAND 14l 2111 ( said above Also uve and except the follow ing parcel Beginning at property 1 point line of In the G T Carleton et 11 and A o and Lillian Smith sold point being at Station 96 04 In the center lint of survey made by the Oepartmenl of Highways thence running in a North easterly direction In tht center of old road and in the property line between G T Carltton ef ai and John Lyons 534 teet more or less to a point 40 feet from and at right angles to Station 101 21 thence in a Soulhwester1v direction following a curve to the right same having a radius of 2825 feet a distance of 178 teet more or tess to a point ~0 feet from and at right angle& to Station 99 50 thence In a Northerly direction 10 feet to a point 50 fHt from and at riGht angles to Station 99 so thence following Slid curve to the rlghl same having a radius of 2115 fetf a distance ot 211 teet mort or len to a point In the proptrty line bt twHn G T carleton et 11 and A o and Lillian Smith said point btlno 50 ttet rrom and at right angles to Station 96 " thence following '\. 1 .J •• Before you buy your ntxt used car ask yourself these 10 ? 11 the answer to any of these 10 ? doesn't suite you, then you better chec:k with us CARS OR TRUCKS 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., auto trans., factory air ......... $2295 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan. factory air, P S., P B., vinyl roof .. ... . .•.. .... .. ...... .•... ... . S2595 1974 Chevy Monte Carlo, 350 1/.8, automatic, factory air, P S., P B, vinyl root, with sun roof, swing out bucket seats, AM FM ster~, radial tires Local owner and sharp $4400 1973 Ford LTD 4 dr, factory air, P.S., P B , vinyl roof, tilt wheel $2495 1973 Chevy Impala 4 dr , factory air, P S., P B , vlnly roof $2495 1973 Dodge Polara Custom, 4 dr . sedan, factory air. P S , P S , vinyl roof, rad1al tires A nice family car. ........ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... ... $1995 1973 Bu1ck LeSabre Custom, 4 dr H T., factory a1r. P S , P B., v~nyl roof. ...... ..... .... .... ......... $2795 1973 Olds Delta 88, 4 dr , H T , factory a1r, P.S, P B, vinyl roof Clean. S1995 1973 Ply. Duster, 2 dr, 318 V-8, automatic, P S, P. B $1995 1973 Ply. Sat. Custom, 4 dr , sedan, factory air, automatic, P S , P B, vinyl roof, clean $1995 1972 Mercury Marquis, 4 dr , H T , factory atr, P S, P.B, v~nyl roof .. . .. ... .. .. .. . 'S 1495 1972 Vega, 4 cyl , factory a1r, hatchback ..... ..... ... .. $1395 1972 Plymouth, 2 dr , H T , auto. trans., factory a1r ..... $1495 1972 Pontiac Lemans, 2 dr , coupe, 6 cyl, automatic, P S $1695 1972 Olds Toronado Custom, one owner & loaded $1995 1972 P1nto Station Wagon, 4 cyl , automattc $1395 "Good Selection of Cheaper Cars In Stock." "YOVR FRIENDLY DEALER" Still a good selechon of Pintos, Mavericks, Granadas and trucks at low clearance prices: Case Farm Tractor, 4 sp. trans., $675 3 poil'!t h1tch. POMEROY 992-2174 W1ll your dealer gtve your previous owners name? We Wlll P S air 1 1973 MERCURY MONTEGO VB ••• •• •••• •2995 hard top show room cl..,n 2 W1ll your dealer g1ve you speeciOJUeter statement? We 1974 MAVERICK 6 CYL FORD.. ••• ••• • '2995 will 4 dr shows best of care 3 W1ll your dealer give you 1973 PINTO •••••••••••••••••••••o'2195 W1ll your dealer g1ve you the best poss1ble allowance on your present car? We w1ll 1973 CHEVY VEGA••••••• .......... '1495 4 cyl a wntten warranty? We w111 4 One local owner 5 Wtll your dealer get you the best possible ftnanctng rate? aufo sHarp We w1ll 1971 FORD LID 2 DR. HT. •• ••••••••• '1695 Wtll your dealer e~platn your contract to you so you know 1ust what you're paymg for? We w1ll while with black vinyl roof 6 1974 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. •• •••• •• •• • '2995 LlKE NEW 7 Does your dealer have a full servtce shop? We do 1970 DODGE DART 4 DR. o•••••• •••• 0 1395 8 Does your dealer buy cars atthe auchon? We don't 6 cyl vf!ry clean 9 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR. •••••••••••• •2795 4 cy l auto Does your dealer forget you after the sale? We don't broghl rod finish 10 Does your dealer g1ve you serv1ce after the sale? We 1972 FORD LTO BROUGHAM 4 DR. •••••'1995 Wlll CLEAN INSIOE AND OUT Why don't you clip and save these 10 points 1973 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO ... ••• '3495 Full equipment beauttful car so you will have them with you when you 1974 CHEVY ¥2 TON PICKUP .. •o•o••oo'3395 go to buy a used car? Like new very low mileage 1970 FORD RANCHERO •• o••• •••••••• "1895 Wood groin trim aulo trans Don't forget you owe 1t to yourself to check w1th us before you buy any c;ar new or used We are YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER See one of these frtendly salesmen Ceward Calvert, J 0 Story or Btl! nelson PS 1974 FORD F-100 ¥2 TON PICKUP·• •••• '3195 One owner 302 eng TRUCKS 1975 Ford Super Cab, long w1de bed, 12,000 miles Like new $3495 1974 Ford F-100, 6 cyl standard trans , long w1de bed $2495 1973 Ford F-100 Custom, 6 cyl , standard trans , long w1de bed $249~ 1973 Chevrolet 1!2 Ton Truck, 350 V 8 engine, stand trans , long wtde bed, radial tires Sharp. ... ..... .. .. $2495 SMITH NELSON MOTORS 1972 FORD GRAND TORINO SPORT •••• '2195 Aulo property line In a southerly direction 150 teet mort or ltas to the pllct ol ~oglnnlng It Is undorstood that tha strip of land above described Is not to be In exc111 of 50 flit In width and contalna o 96 acres mort or leu of which the prtsent road occupies a 48 acrts mort or ltu Also save and except the following parcel Beginning at a paint In tht property line between G T C~trltton et al and John Lyons said point being 40 feet from and 11 right angles to Station 104 10 In the center line of survey made by tthe Dtpartment of Highways thence In a Northeasterly direction In "ld property line and In the center of the old road 90 fett more or less to a Roger NJtbel 985 4100 Ray Rtggs point In said property line at L.ocatechm St Rt 7 Chester,O Station 104 U; thence In a Northeasterly direction 57 feet more or leu to a Doint co feet trom and at right angles to Station 104 45 thenco County Ohio NOTICE ON fiLING following 1 curve to the left r: CARSON CROW OF INVENTORY 11me navlng 1 radius of 1072 RECEIVER OF CARDINAL AND APPRAISEMENT f11t, a distance of 47 5 feet to ENTERPRISES INC The State of Ohia Meigs the place of beainnlng as [ 91 3 10 17 24 County Court of common shown on the plans on file In ClO) 1 5tc Plt11 Probate Division tho office of tho Department of J. To the E11ecu tor of the Highways In Columbus Ohio NOTIC" ON FILING OF estate to such ot the following It Is understood that the strip INVENTORY AND IS ere residents of the State Of of land above described Is not APPRAISEMENT Ohio viz the surviving In ••cess of •o feat In width The State of Ohio Meigs spouse the ned of kin the and contelns 10 acrts mort County Court of Common beneficiaries under the will or ltss of which the pretent Pleas Probate Division and to the attorney or at road ocouplll 07 acr11 more To the Executor of the torntrs representtnv any ot or 1111 And being the same to such of the following the aforementioned persons property convoyod by estate as are residents of the State of Bern tce Derst Deceased MIIColm C Roller at II toW viz - ttle surviving I Pomeroy Ohio Salisbury F Horloss by deed dated 10 Ohio the next ot kin the Towns~lp No 21772 25 31 ond recorded In Vol 141 spouse beneficiaries under the will You are hereby notified that ot Pago 44 of fht Dttd and ta the attorney or at th e ll'lventory and Ap Records Meigs County OhiO torneys representing any of pra lnment of the estate of the Tho uld w F Harless does the aforementioned persons aforementioned deceased htrtby eKctpt and restrve No 21827 Hazel 0 Burke •ate of said County was In this unto himself his htirs end Deceased Rt 3 Albany Ohio court Salt! Inventory and 1111gna tho full one naif In Towr,ship Appraisement will be tor ternt In oil tnt oil and gas Columbia are hereby notified that htarJng be~ore this Court on royalty which may be derived theYou Inventory and Ap the 17th day of September from tht prOduction ot oil end pralsem~nt ot the estate of the 1976 at 10 00 o clock AM gas on th• ~remllts aforementioned deceased Any person desiring to tile fltrtlnebove dtlcrlbed Ex Qf said County was flied txctptlons thereto must file cept the oil and g11 on tile late In thl3 Court Said lnventorv them at 1111t five days prior to aoovo pror]llsos with the right and Appraisement will be for lht date set tor hearing to operate end produce umt ing before this Court on Given undtr my hand and Roloronco DHd Vol 225 hear tt'le 10ft• day of September seal otseld court this 31st dar Pogo 917 Oold RecordS Molts 1976 at 10 00 o clock A M of Au gull 1976 County, Ohio Any person dnlrlng to file MaMino D Webster Seld real ••tete 11 listed on exceptions thereto must file Judoe tho tax dupllclto 11 bolng them at least five days prior to 2G 50 ICftl the date set for hearing By Ann B Watson Sold 1111 11 to be conducted Given under my hand and Oeputv Clork at Court House 1tep1 In seal ot th il Court this Uth Pom~roy Ohio on tht 2nd day of August 1916 (9) 3 10 21c of Octobtr 1976 end shall not dayManning o Webster Judgt bt sold for lest than two thirds By Ann a W•flon of the appraised value The Deputy Clork tpprelold valuo Is Ill 333 33 [8) 27 [9 I J 21< fmmodlo!oly lollowlng oold hit, I em oHerlng tor salt the NO riCE OF "rsonal property Including LEGAL NOTICE APPOINTMENT 111 rltht tltlo ond In tor tot now The Board of Townsh l CliO NO 20 394 awntd by Cordlnal En Trustees of Lebanon Towr. ttrprlna -Inc In end to en Estate at Jtnnlt M tryant, sh ip Meigs county Ohio wlll Onto Stole Liquor Pormlt tor Dectaud offer for sale at public aucti on Notice Is htreby given that one used Adams roed ma in not ltlllhln two tlllrds of the opprelotd prlct The op John P Boyd ol R D No 4 talner and one used Ford Pt'llltd prlct of tho porsonal Box 87 Oak Hill OhiO hts tractor with mower The property, Including lho liquor been dul)' appointed Executor auction will be held at the of the Estate of Jennlt M Township garage Sept 11 1976 permit 11 12 500 00 hid ... , ...... hll tiHn Bryant deceased lite of at 10 00 a m known 11 tno Shtnanv Sprints Molgs County Ohio The Board of Trustees Creditors are reQuired to reserve the right to re(ect any proporty Tnt rttl 11tote Is file their claims with aa ld locolld 011 thl Wnt sldo of or all bids fiduciary with in three months Ohlo Sllto Routo No 1 Lebanon Township Dated lhls 13th day ol Sold lilt of tho rtal Trustees property and rersonal August 1976 Clarence Lawrence Manning 0 Weblfer proptrty 11 subltc to tno Clerk Judge [8) 20 27 (9) 3 flpprovll of tht court of (I) 2G 27 [9) 3 common Pllll Mtias l Points To Used Car Buying. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ON NEW OR USED RIGGS USED CARS MOn., Tuts Wid 51 o\CRES FRE. GAS-Modern 1'12 story house 31>r dining room fire place full basement nice porches on~ out buildings Large scenic lake wllh green grass and pine trees around It Watch lhe Iorge boss swim along In the clear water PreHy as a plclure Prtced to sell $37 500 00 over described prem Itel Monday thru Sllurdly 10 to s VWe have bne green house full of Florldo lolloto plants O't'tr 50 varletlts In all From 4 • to I • pots & ' to 10 hanging b.skets 75c to u oo m m• or atECK & OOMPME OUR QUALITY & ttlence followinG llld road In • Nort~ tlattrly dlrtctlon to lho Wnt lint of 1~• IIndo of Wllllom Clrltton thence North 29 dOIJrtH 6S llnko to tho North lint 01 llkl Section lhonco Wtlt on tnt North llno of oold section 1 cn11ns tnd 1411nks to tnt pltct ot tlttlnnlng con ttlnlna 21114 ecrtt mort or 1111 IIYt and except from tht e~ovt dtacrl~td prtmlsto tho following dtocrl~od troct or PlrCtl to Wit loglnntng It lho Northwoot corner of tht Norttleea-t qUirttr Of Stctton NO 3 thence Soutn 700 fttt thonct E11t 7 cnolnstnd u llnka to a stoko t~enct North 700 foot to tnt Norlh llno of Slid Section thtnct Woot on tne Norlh lint of sold Soctlon 7 cnolnl and u links to tht rllco Of bttlnn lng 1110 OKCIP Ill lhl COli un dorlylng tho obovt described prtm ltn and ttlt exclusive rlthlln porpetulty to mint tnd remove aald cot lend to u11 at ell tlmea so much of the surfect 11 The Martin Ebtrt bach Company UIIUCCtiiOrl and uslvn• mey deem ntcnsary, to open operate and equ p a complete coal mining properly, wlttl buildings and rollrotd swlt ch11 nec~tsary to mint load 1nd carry IWIY COIIIrom Slid premises 1110 for drainage and deposit of rtfuu and lht rltht to naul tnrouah tnd over said prem1111 coal from ad latent property The Martin EbtrtbiCI'I Co Its IUCCIIIOrl and ass/ant to be relieved from surface damage by reason of mining of coal undtr said above described Drtm lses Anv surface land requJrec:t or used 11 above by uld Tnt Martin Eborsbach Companv Its succeuors and on lgns to ~e Ptld for at tho rate of SlOO 00 per tcrt and provided that In the operation of said promlus for oil and ges the same shall not In any manner whatsoever hinder delay or lnconvenltnce Tht Martin Ebersboch company, Its succeuors and assigns n tho onloymont of the rlghland prlvlletes granted 11 to mine and remove coat under or upon Wlh•tr Seuon. llllbott • •••n 1 J. m 1969 Falcon Futuro Phone 742 1973 Capri 4 speed rod1al t1rn good condition Phone 992 5831 Business Set vices tale 1 ocre and from B till 5 Coli oltor 6 p m up MlddiOf>Ort noor Rutlond 992 7808 COII992 7481 WILL do ironing tn my home NEW 3 bedroom houso 2 tloths all elec I acre Middleport Phono'/92739• closo to Rutlond Phono '192 WtLL do babyslthng m my horne 7081 from 8 till 5 Coli after 6 p m SMALL farm for sole 10% down '1927808 owner financed Monra. Coun For ty W Vo Phono (3041 772 mltfreSHI 3102 or (304) m 3227 for campers Wlmhltld Rtplocemenl siltS COUNTRY farmland wtth J.c:lud FreoEsllmoln Velvols, nylon prints ed woods water and good oc On Body Worlt Mrculons. vinyl solids ond cell In Monroe County W Va Expert P1lnllt11 fiRCY prints, ICWSIOrlts $1 000 down coli (304) 772 LOCUST POSTS round or split lnauronc:t Work 3102 or (304) m 3227 Phone 9.49 2n4 W1lc:ome COA.l limestone and calcium 3 bedroom hou11e for sole ot 520 '";it M.Tn Sfrttt St Rl 7 chloride and calcium bnne for S¥comore St Middleport vOO<f P1t111nt Coolville, 0111o buy for $8 000 Phone 992 3578 dust control and tpeclol m1xlng 675 :M69 "7 3117 or992 7667 salt for farmen Motn StrHt 72f 1 mo i»OITleroy Ohio or phOI"'• 992 HOuSE foe- sole 3 Hdrooms all 3891 el.-c:tr c: Famity room fully corptl~ with wood burnmg cANNING tomatoes and sweet COMMERCIAL peppers Cleland Forms fireplace larr lot with storage PHOTOGRAPHY building on garden space Geraldine Clelond Racln• - Aer lal- 1ndustrlal Otuo Rust1c Hills Syracuse Phon e ~~~ Construction Pro1rns 992 7836 t971 HONDA CL 450 12 000 -C ompl tte School Servict miles StSsy bar crash bars 2 bedroom Iorge modern ~ t Undtrtraduatt & -Ittloii*UIIicl chen forced air furnace ltn Elementary pull back handle bars new tire S11llll coln Hts Phone 992 5737 School Pack ave Picluru ond seals Scrambler tide 1111100115 &IIOOtS Seniors & Year book ptpas $6.50 Coll949 2480 2(1 acre form w1th pond born IEI'I.ICEIIIW -Wedf lnvsIN DASH 23 channel CB om fm 1moke house and cellar pluJ lllNOOIIS apple orchard and peach trHs mpx rod o 3 track stereo CoiJ IUIIIINUI Also on property 2 story '1923965 KEN GROVER SIDflf8.SOIFtn house 2 veors old double wide t;Q[!EI!$M!II~ FoR SALE good used T V s color Photography tro 1er on County Rood 18 All and block and wk•te Horr sons 915 41ll for $29 000 Phone 992 7590 lARR~~~eDER TV Service 276 Sycamore St Chester Ohio cOTTAGE on leochng Creek bet Middleport Ohio Phone 992 Bj8lnio ween Long5vtUe ond Oe)(tt'r l 2522 ocre 3 rooms both well voco fiREWOOD Phone 1 (304) 773 ton home or I ve ln 1t Phone You can s.ve hundreds S225 llonelloggs 992 3892 even thousands of dollors sHOT sh.lls fresh stock All wlllt alumtnum or vtnyl sO Acre form 5 room house aut brands High powo'rod S3 83 stdtng buildtngs fru t tr•es 2 loco per box Target loods $3 22 I oos mode for oil and gas Magnum S2 60 long rifle• 79 wella own water system on cents deer slugs $l AS Ov.-r Racme, 0tt1o IIQod blocktop rood Coil Bll CONTACT 200 used ai'K'J new guns com Clonch '1'12 5795 pound and crossbows Lowest pnces anywhere No dealers 3'B;d;oom brick all el.ctnc ca rpeted f ull basement please F fe s 711 3rd St Mtd AT949 2801 refngero tor stove d spersal dleport Phone 992 7494 double range $38 500 Phone OR 1973 Vomoho 350 $600 1973 ~.95 992 3975 or '192 2571 949 2860 V W Von Camper low Square- Yard fnslallod m lecge Anume loon Phone 56 acre form for sale 6 rooms and PLE4SE Dav1d Parsons Owner 909 2576 both 2 outbuildings dug bose NOSUNDAYCo\LLS ment and dr lied well located B 9 761 month 949 2124 USEo K1mboll Spinet ptono Model I 22 1 mo near Oon1111lle near the mtnes No 3731 wofndt Coli (614) Some tillable land and balon<.e n2 5669 or wrtte Focrory In posture Pr ced $26 COO Outlet 712 E Mo n St Phone 742 2766 Chtlhcothe Oh o 45601 6 room house modern k fchen Rev1ve the ~11!~:~~~;~ 1970 Tnumph MO motorcycle of your rugs corpet•ng tn Horrlsonvtlle con Chopped new potnt 1ob Phone your own homQ ven ant to mmes $9 ()()l Con~lnuous ont piece 992 5252 after S 00 by Von Schrader Phone 7.42 2796 guHers We hang It, or dolt dry foam method 8 Weeks old ptgs far sole Phone 8 room house 2 be(trooms fully yourself Special prtcH to No muss Nofuss 949 2857 corptHed except kttchen c:ur builders No odor Use the totns nduded 12 Pork St 1%7 V W ruM good 1966 V W same day Squorebock Model I 0 Rem MKidleport Phone'l92 3174 Phone 949 2814 mgton new blue good mol All worl! 5 roams both 1 acrelond newly 9A.M toSPM <hgun Stevens 410 22 over JUarantttd remodeled 'Storm windows and under on old but niCe olummum s1d1ng $12 900 Ra re Model6ll Morfin Stgle bar 992 7320 Evemngs Phone 7•2 2769 rei 12 go vory good shope Phone 1 {610) 378-6376 Grant 611 Acra for sole near Rutland B 22 1 mo Young long Bottom 01'110 house wtth 6 rooms and both FA furnace boJement on BOAT and motor truck topper blacktop rood Call evenmgs Phone 949 2853 '1923630 KENNEBEC r.lotoos 50 ttl S3 50 or 100 $6 00 Brtng con BRADFORD Auctioneer Com tatnet's Phone 61J7 3737 or 2 Mobtle homei for rant 1 hot 3 plata Service Phone 949 2487 667 3974 bedrooms and the other lios 2 or 9.49 2000 Rocme Oh o Cntt bedrooms Phone7~:i! 3122 Bradford TWO G 78 15 new recap t1rs and one tube $3$ One new gord.n Ef.WOOO BOWERS REPAIR seeder to plant radishes Sweepers toasters •rons oil baons peas <:orn bftts or small appliances lawn mower most anything you rc rour next to State Htghwoy Garage MAIN garden S35 On• pul -out on Route 7 Phone (614) 985 bumper for ~ or thrH fourth vtrgtl B Sr Realtor 3825 POMEROY, 0 ton trutk for that 9 10 or 1l h 110 Methantc Pomeroy, o REMODI:LING Plumb1ng hoot ng comper $125 Ono 031 Slihl RUTLAND- LOVELY Phone 992 3311 and all types of generol repair Cho•n Sow $165 Ono 600 Ford 2 farge INSIDE NEW LIS 1 tN\0 - Large 3 Work guaranteed 20 yeors e)( tracto< ond 5 ft """"""" bedrooms balh utility R beproom home mQdern panence Phone 992 2409 $2500 Nate Vanaman . Rutlona dine In klfchen carpeted kit wood burning 2 miles out on New L1ma Rood 0&0 TREE Tnmmmg 20 years e)( paneled basement PQ"ch fireplace full basement penence Insured free BAY mare gent~ olso blod levellof You must see lit is nat gas I a furnace and 2 eshmates Call 992 2384 or colt Very mce saddle Phone $12 000 00 large gardens $27 500 00 (6141698 7257 Afbony '1923219 OVERLOOKSTHE RIVER MOBILE HOME- and 44 SE\'IlNG MACHINE Repo<rs ser SCHOOlHwu'JQ mOdune Stnger 3 bedrooms bath acres on 143 near vu;e all makes 992 22a.t The footurn i>uHonholo blind carPIItd paneled stntr••••. l Carpenter drll led well and Fabrtc Shop Pomeroy hom JOWl on knfls $ol8 00 bulldltll, carport minerals somel>ottom and Author zed Singer Sales and cmh Also Singer Touch ond MIDDLEPORT Service We sharpen Sc11sors hunting land Sow lth now $31 00 cmh brick & frame rcorne.rl Phone'192 7187 BUSINESS BLOGE - 3 EXCAVATING dozer loodor ond loti 4 apartments rentals 2 down and one up backhoe work dump trucks 1974 Vomoho 175 CC 11Q0C1 fumlshed llveln one rent 3 lo Pomeroy and lo boya for hire will haul shope Phone '1'12 SISI and pay off the morlgage fill dirt to 1011 limestone and ACREAGE - On Rt 33 WALNUT marble top dresHr close to shopping grovel Call Bob or Roger Jef north good spring and 70 a over 100 yean old 30 gallon $25 800 00 fers day phone 7089 157 ACRES - Stock farm c - opplo bullor koltlo night .phone m 3525 or 992 RUTL4ND Leading with large old 4 bedroom Phono'/92539• 5232 Creek 1 12 acres mostly In home 2 ponds and tractor RCA 25 color con50le walnut lawn Ideal for home or eXCAVATING dozer bockhoo laod Mostly fenced coblnot $175 Aoyol odding trailer $3 300 00 and d1tct.er Charlet R Hot LOTS - Almost 1 acre at mochme $50 Phone 742 3038 REEDSVILLE - Rt 681 f1eld Bock Hoe Service Five f'olnts 52 500 oo up Rutland Of11o Phone 742 :ZOOS 135 acres 100 acres has all piERCE Simpson Super lynks 23 MINERALS- 136 acres In C 8 DlO.. mtk• Super Skanrter minerals close SEpTIC Systems lnstollad bl lebanon Township 11111011no Phone '1'12 Sl95 rtcrtallon good hunlltll llcen1ad lnttoller Sheporc. BUSINESS BUILDING some limber 116.600 oo Contractors Phone 742 ~09 USED H-.r • - "P.'lght Has fine rooms with large WE HAVE QUALIFIED tonk ond conlltor $18 00 SEPTIC TANKS clooned Modem business I I - on Main Phone 992 7187 BUYERS FO. NEWER Sanitation 992 3954 or 992 Sfreet In Mlddleporf Start HOMES- LET US SELL 2428 SCHOOL sewtng machines your own business or YOURS Stnger leoturs buttonhole continue this one blind hem sews on kn Is HENRY E CLELAND SM4RT PEOPLE WILL $ol8 00 cooh Also Singer Touch BROKER BUY NOW o\ND GET ond Sow llkonow $31 OOc01h tt2 2259 or 9!2 25611 MOBILE home for sole or rent 3 REAOY FOR WINTER. Phono9'12 7187 bedrooms ol utilities pold Phono'l92 7751 lEANS $8 00 ........ p)dtod .... boro Pooler Phone 985 3897 1952 GENERAL 8x30 1 bodroom Phone 985 3350 WARM Morning coql stave and Stokermotlc stove Phone 742 1968 I 2x60 completely lur11ithed 3151 including televlalon $5 000 Phone 992 5169 or IH 620 NATIONAL Checkout Roglllor POMEROY - Mulberry Avenue location Two Laurel St Middleport pop machine cooler 1974 bedroom living room kitchen and dining area 1'12 Monte Corio n ~ cond tion 1973 mo~llo homo 14x70 furnish baths Large bt ck porch priced to sell $9 100 w1ll trade for mobile home of ed underpinned on Iorge lot equal value Also 10 room S30 000 Phone '192 5237 brick 3 baths full baMment 1 COOLVILLE- Nice mod brick home containing thret 8)(45 ft troller In good condition ocre on Rt 7 John sh..ts 3 h bedrooms dining room living room with fireplace full miles south M ddleport Rt 7 newly pointed reosonobley btsement with gar!lge large front porch nat gas prlc:ed S" Jock F King Rt 4 furnace city waler and well water a beautiful home TWO handmade planter docka 1 Pomeroy Phone 742 2479 after cherry one mahogany Gall with approx 512 acres of land lrull trees and shade Mill or phone '192·3196 5pm trtls surrounding II Plonty of garden space good fishing artl close by located In Coolville Ohio Priced at only $32,000 Call now HOMESITE$ for American Auto Sales CALL US TODAY. paperwork Call 9.49 2803 or 992 2927 Alto booking porhes SOMEONE to lear down and haul away Iorge metal butld ng for the mater al In t Phone 992 :1971 AVERAGE $-10 on e..,.ening or CAMPER Starcraft GolaJCt 8 with owntng Phorte 992 251 .. a f ternoons demonstrating guaranteed rays and gtfts No cosh mvestment no del ..,.ery or collecting ComptJters do your paperwork Coli 949 2803 or m 2927 Also booking port1es IF YOU have a !fUrY ce to offer wonr to buy or ••II setmethrng ae lookmg for work or whatever you II get results Phone or&Q code 61 ~ 423 9531 Tho laltowlnt doocrlbtd tltl.llltd in tht Tawnll\fp of Slllltlury Countv ot Motta ond Sloto ot Ohlo Bttlnnlng In Soctlon 3 Town 2, Rlftlt 13 lttlnnlng at"'' Northwftt (OFner of the Nor.,ttatt quarter of tlld Soctlon No 3 t~tnco South 40 chllftl end 40 links more or 1111 to tht louthweat corntr of 11ld quartor ltctlon ot tht County rHd ltadlnt from • WILL DO odd 1obs rool ng po n IN LOVING memory of our belov td husband father and grand lather Henry Capehart who 3,1970 prtmlltt fastvr wrth a Sentinel Wont Ad IN LOVING memory of Morvtn W McGutre Jr who passed away 8yeorsago Sept 3 1968 What would we g .- ro clasp his hond H s happy face to see To hear his vo ce to SIMI his smile That meant so much to me Mom Dod Slstei'S and Brorllers Sept For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds ...... LV I Work at home no tK perlence necessary •• cellent pay Wrltt America!} S.f'l'ice 6950 Wayzata Blvd Suit. 132 Mlnneopol 1 MN nstment Call or write today SANTA• Port es Avon Conn t-TbeDall)'Sentinei,Mlddleport-PcmtrOy,O ,friday L•• AL NOTICI I ~trtlly IUthorllt for lilt till lotlowlng dMcrlbed rtol \DOttESSERS wontod IMMEDIATE 5$.126 DEMONSTRATORS AND MANAGER needed to work with the olde1t Toy & Glft Shop Party Pion In rht country Highest comml1110nt No In • • MANY MORE Wt are closed Sundly But lnvtle Inspection of all d•sp layed cars and trucks See Pat H11l , Rocky Hupp or Melvm Ltttle Open Evenmgs Tll7 oo Except Thrus and Sat Closed Sunday A thought for the day Bnllsh wartime Prime Minister Wmston Churchill told the House of Commons I have nothmg to offer but blood toU, sweat and tears • TO DAN THOMPSON FORD AstraGraph Bemtce Btdt Oaol For Soturdoy, Sepl 4 1171 ARlEB (Morch 21 o\prlf 11) Tnls should be an e <Cttlng and fun day tor you but be wary of a pal who has a kool<y scheme You re better olf not betng In valved TAURUS (April 20 Moy 20) Conditions are lortunate today where your career and finances are concerned When opportunity knocks be listen ng GEMINI (MIJ 21·Junt 20) You II be QUite enterprising to day Vou have the abthty to handle large projects Be bold but not rash or toollsh Co\NCER (June 21-.lulr 22) Others will have more control over that which brmgs you gatn or lOY today than you will youself Don t be tearful Your needs will be a primary con before changmg plans you both agreed to PISCES (Feb 20 March 201 Ol all your peers today you II be the one who s most adm red Your un selttsh attitude wms you their respect A Your ~Birthday Sopl 4, tl71 The year holds promise of gain and advancement careerwtse Unusual sttuatlons may s uddenly develop thal will help you c limb the lad de r of success Meigs Property Transfers slderatlon L!O (July 22·4ug 22) Vou re capable ot making sound Judgments today but you re also subject to sell doubts Have faith In decisions you ve thought through VIRGO (Aug 23· Sopt 22) You might find yourself in the mid die of something very prolltable today A generous third party will be Instrumental In bringing It about LIBRA (Bopt 23-0cl 23) En joy yourself today but try to do It wllhout punlng e big dent In your bank roll You have a tendency to be extravagant It needs to be checked SCORPIO (Oct 24·No• 22) You II be lucky today provided you don t get In your own way Flow wllh the tide of events not against them 84GITT4RlU8 (Nov 23·0.. 21) Others can be won over now to deas or plans that you re partial to But be careful not to tailor the facta to suit your listener CAPRICORN (Doc 22 Jon 11) Be aa gracious and con slderale ol your closo friends loday as you will be wllh per sons you only have business dealings with 4QU4RIU8 (Jon 2D· Fab 11) In an Important matter where an associate is Involved be sure he checks with you first I Donald R Smith, Martha Jean Smith to Raymond J Smith, 0 299 a , 48 382 a , RuUand Nellie R Betz, deed to Woodrow Willon Hoyt, James H Hoyt, leah Jane Butcher, Eva Betz Robson, Genevieve Betz Ward, Robert Brewer, cert trllllll , Middleport Virgil Lee Hill, Kathryn A Hill to Paul Hill, Crestlyn Hill, 2 30 acrea, Letart L D Davis, dec to Robert A Davis, Claude E Davis, Leroy Davis, Edna Elma Roush, Lorenzo D Davis, for trans , Pomeroy Elizabeth Ohlinger to Helen B O'Reilly, cert trans , Pomeroy cert Vanden W Buzzard, dec to lcie M Buaard, cert of trans , Columbia Southern Ohlo 8 Ease Cal Elec Harry J Mock, Ella H Mock to Dennia J Ault, Carol A Ault, Lincoln Heights PiPeroy tiligh Leifheit to Thelma Mongtomery, Minerah, Sallabury Homer Cannan, deed to Ellzabeth Carman, cert trans Pomeroy il ~peeiilJ$ • PUBLIC NOTICE ELTHA STANSBURY MUSTARD If liv ing whose address s unknown TO ALDA J EASTERDAY address unknown TO EDGARD WHEELER ill<ldress un known TO PEARL BENNETT address unknown TO Lola Seybond addres~ unknown TO Luella unknown Davis un~nown TO w Geslclll address Ralph Holler address unknown TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OEVISEES LEGATEE S AOI>\INISTRATORS AND ASS'IGN S OF ELTHA STA NS If BURY MUSTARD deceased ROBERT W STA NSBURY If deceased LOTT IE GASKILL If deceased MINN 1 E HOLLER it deceased FLOYD EASTERDAY If deceased WHEELER If LULA deceased ZADIA HENRY deceased deceased J PARR GEORGE H EVA deceased JAMES W STANSBURY deceased EMERSON E STANDSURY deceased VALINOA EASTERDAY deceased SARAH R STANS BURV deceased ANDREW STANSBURY S STANSBURY Sportabout 6 cyl automatic power st eer ing delu)( e equ pment whitewall t ires luggage ra ck dark green fm sh 1~s than 9 000 miles showroom clean address TO Ruth Wrlnkelman ad dress unknown TO Lottie Gaskill address unknown TO Lula Wheeler address unknown TO Ross 1976 AMC HORNET·········· s3995 deceastd ANNA SMITH STAN S BURY deceased NETTIE ROSS deceased 1974 DATSUN •••••••••••••••• s2295 21 0 2 door local car 4 s peed trans 44 lOO miles good tires dark green finiSh real econ001y 1974 Chevy Nova 4 Door •••••• 12795 Local tow mileage car VB engine automatic power steering and brakes rad io tires show little wear gold finish Sharp and nice 1975 Pinto Wagon ••••••••••• '2895 Local carandonl y6 600 miles .t cvl automatic trans power steerlng tent glass luggage rack radio radial ww tIres clean 1972 Nova 2 Door •o• ••••• •••• '1695 Lo ca l 1 owner car good tires clean mterior 6 cyl std trans 1969 V.W. 2 DR•••••••••••••• 1595 Runs good new tires rad io 1973 Vega Gt Cpe.••••••••••••11895 EARL ROSS CORA B EASTERDAY deceased end local owner .4 crt automatic p steering ra dio i.'lir conditioned gOOd llres deceased You are hereby notified t hat you have been nnned detendants in a legal action 1972 Chevelle Malibu •••••••••• '1495 Meigs County et at This acllon has been ass igned Case No 16 222 in the common 1974 Olds ·'6" Omega ••••••••'2650 decea3ed ELVA B WELLINGTON enlttled Roberta C 0 Br ien vs George Collins Trea sur er ot H T cpe good II res radio V8 automatic P S P B bu cket seats runs oiV'Irt needs paint low Pleas Court of Mel9s County Ohio _.5769 Ttle object of the compl aint Is to determine tleirs and partition real estate described as follow s sit uated 1n Oltve Township Me gs County Ohio Seing In Sect on 35 Town 3 Range 11 of the Ohio Com panv s Purcha se and be ng the southeast quarte r of the northw est quarter ol said section and being descri bed in Sarah R Stansbury s will as the upper farm on the north side of Shade River con taln lng seventv (70 ) acres more or less and being described In the Meigs County Auditors Duplicat es u south POMEROY MOTOR CO "Your Chevy Dealer" 992 2126 Pomeroy 'I• east of northwest con tain lng 50 acres more or less You are required to answer the Complaint within 28 days after the last publication of this not ce which wil l be published once each wee k for six consecutive weeks The last 8ubll caflon will be made on ct 1, 1976 and the 28 days for answer will start an that date In case of your fa il ure to answer or otherw lse respond as requ ir ed by the Ohio R.ules of Civil Procedure judgmen t by default will be rendered against you for rel ief demanded In this complaint LARRY E SPENCER Ctert( of Courts common Pleas Cour t Meigs County Ohio (913 10 17 24 (10) 1 I 61c • On this day m history In 1783, the signing of the Treaty of Paris officially ended the seven year American Revolution 1939 Great Brit aln declared war on Germany !"ranee followed six hours later quickly joined by Australia New Zealand, South Africa and Canada In 1943, Allled forces Invaded the Italian 11111i}lland In World War II ' I Female Irish Sette r on Coun1ry Rood 18 Re wo rd LOSt Phont James Cltfford 992 7201 or 992 3309 LOST female 61uetlck hound no nome plate tn Red Brush a rea Coii9B5 3338 Chester Oh o E l Rebe = I- LoST Small mole dog redd1sh ton color Dachshund Terr er wear ng red collar when d sop peored Phone '1'12 3928 - ~~~~~~~~~ --LOST In the Forrest Run oro one He reford cow 600 lbt weari 1g yellow ear tog If seen please coil '192 7692 or '1'12 3944 �-· I~ - The Dully Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., F'riday, Sept. 3, 1976 l' Man river is blue lnte~atlunnl !Jolted l'rm llrought hils turned the .~16~i~e.ippi !liver blue, iurests black ~ lie\ erops a wiU~eted h1own In the dust.. .iry rni diund~; Proje<tod bumper crops ill.tl••t in much of the Mid· west a nd ltll'e~t llr est raged <UK!he<•kt•d over portions of h• Nllrth Wood.~. Hot, dry WCR t~e r nlsn has turned · t'alifonoi9 wood lands int o ~mlotl)o,es Tht• drouf:llt has even af· k t lt<.l tr:ou .•p.. rlation on the - i''""a....Jt... t'.. IG,S ;nr. ' THEATRE F'ri,. Sot., Svn. S· ,,t '·• ~ Mississippi River. The s~alled "Big Muddy " is turning blue in some areas lll-cuuse of unusua Uy dear water - the result of tributaries failing to carry sill into the river . The low water - lowest in 16 years - may make the river more colorful but naviga4on at points along the 2,301i·rnile Mississippi is hazardous. Army enginee rs say commerce on the l'iver was stra n~led In mid-August at New Madrid , Mo., when :>0 towboats bearing sil\ to 42 barges each were unable to pr()('eed down-river because of the shallow depths. \o'.Jrdt t)1~m·y's h·WHdPo nY l~1dr Mki"'fH·l M~dlo11 Cr.1iq John G a~mb~o~ "G .Show 5f(H Is at 7 p.m. r'""""'¥A : . MEETING PUT OFF Ameeting of the Tri.County Citizens Band Radio Club scheduled for Sept. 6 has been postponed until 2;30 p.m. on Sept. 12. · all here.Who. . How king Account has the "'n"''ll"r Legal proof at a moment's glance. And it's open 24 hours! · . pomeroy rutlan~ tuppers plains pomeroy nationa . bank . the bank of th~ century est9blished 1872 Certi6cations in mails today By J. R. KIMMJNS COLUMBUS (UP!) Certification cards for nearly 12,000 Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT ) were dropped in the mall today by the s t~te Department of Education alter Gov . James A. Rhodes signed emergency legislation Thursday. "We are very, very pleased that the General Assembly did ~orrect the legislation," said Dr. Franklin B. Walter, deputy superintendent of public instruclion. " We are . immediately proceeding with the Issuance of 11,800 additional cer· tificates for emergency service personnel. Some were placed in the mall as soon as the governor signed the bill." Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Vera Drehel, Middleport ; Virgie Blake, Middleport; Ronald Dailey, Pomeroy. Discharged - Clyde Sayre, Trevor Dye. PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges ; Paul Wolfe, New Haven; Roy E. Ellis, Point Pleasant; Ray Sutpin, St. Albans; Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, daughter, Cheshire; Mrs. Jerry Massie, daughter , Crown City ; Valley Marknit, Kermit; ~rena Jones, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Charles Redman, Gallipolis Ferry ; Oscar ImbOden, Minersville; Emma Swan, Point · Pleasant; ·Eddy McClure, Letart; Macil Buck, Mason; Mrs. Ferrell Kiser, Point Pleasant ; Vernon Hunt, Lakin ; Mrs. Dewey . Wltile, Jr., Gallipo)is; Kenneth Roush , Point Pleasant; James Hoplite, Point Pleasant; Mrs. John Sprouse, New Haven; Charles Jordan, Gallipolis Ferry, and Larry Jeffers, Buffalo. ~ ~olrer Medical Ceoter (Discharges, Sept. 2) Elmer Boggs, James Booth, Shirley Chambers, Gary Christian, Naomi Clark, Bessie Clary, Christy Cook, Mrs. William Cox and son, Charles· Denny, Virginia Dunfee, Clara France, David Hayes, Dora Jefferson, Harold Leach, Terry Leonard, James Lewis, Wendy Loudermilk , Joy Lucas, Edgar Mahan, An· drew Martin, Bernita Meadows, Opal Mobley, Ercei Orr, Judy Ousley, Nellie Roberts, Mary Roy, Henry Sherman, Mae Soisson, Thelma Story, Parry Taylor, JOSI!ph Viars, Homer While, (Births, Sept.!) Mr. and .Mrs. David Moore, son, Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rumley, daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Logan, ·son, Jackson; Viking 2 (Continued frQ!Il page I ) fuMy is happening to soil incubated In the lab 's little test chambers. Ort eartb, the results would be declared positive evidence of life, but Mars is different and scientists say strangely reactive soil chemistry may be respollSible. Young said the higher soli molsture content at Utopia means the chemistry should be different. "That would be a big plus," he said in an interview, "It means we stand a chance or ha vlng a much clearer look through the chemistry for whatever biology exists, if it eXists." It also means, Young said, that there may be organic molecules in the soil something not been found by Vikihg 1. The absence of · these building blocks of life dampen.ed biologists ' enthusiasm for the presence of life at Chryse. "If we lind organic matter in appreciable amounts, then Jhe picture gets much more exciting," Young said. The Viking 2 landing site is 4,600 .miles east of Viking 1 and only 300 miles from the winter edge of Mars' north polar ice cap. The landing zone is on a plain of volcanic rock that has been blanketed an estimated 30 feet of the sand or dust that make up the wind-blown dunes. INSURANCE COSTLIER COWMBUS (UP!) John E. Fisher, president ol Nationwide Insurance Companies, satd today ''the price of Insurance Is llkelf to go up" unless auto accldeot and homeowner claim• can be reduced. Fisher Bald his firm bad a 2f per cent Increase In claims and . claims ad· justment costs for the llrst half oll976. He uld that Nation· wide's claims loss per auto policy jumped 16.7 per cent In the first ball, or more than twice the Increase hi Its average price lor auto insurance. suntmer here HOLLYWOOD (UP! ) Actress Amanda Blake, who played Dodge City's Kitty in the Gunsmoke series for 19 years, has fibned her first television appearance since the CBS show went off the air. · Miss Blake will guest star on a segment of a new NBC western series, The Quest, to air Sept. 22. MAGNUSON OUf SEATTLE (UP! ) - Sen, Warren G. Magnuson, !). 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Was $2495 Was $1395 now only '695 now now Op,en Evf!nings Til6- Til5 . "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" See one of fhese courfeous salesmen: Pete Burris. Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. Pomeroy, 992-5342 GMAC Financing PomiiUJ ' RUTLAND..: The board of directors and llaff. of the Leading Qoeek Con· ~ervancy District and the EsecuUve Board and Staff of the Leading Qoeek Water Shed AaaoclaUon, Inc. are committed to equal employment opportunltiu ,for all appllcanla, participants, BQd employees ih all phases of its CETA Operations. · It is the policy to take affirmative action to lnlure that all training programs and all penoMel actions be admlnllllered ,wllllout regard to race, color, religion, • national origin, sex, age, or political al· '·ftllation. II a CETA participant or applicant feels he or she haa been ' dllcrlmlnated agllinst in employment, < ,eeklng employment and-or training ll'ith :'the Leading Creek Conaervancy District or · the Leading Creek Water Shed ASIOClation, Inc., he or she should lm· mediately contact Glenna Crisp or Charles .Ruuell. ' Firemen he11ding up Labor Day activity POMEROY .:._ Pomeroy's Labor Day Celebration will again be headed by the ,Pomeroy Fire Department. Today, firemen wlllwve 200 barbecued dtlcten dinners at the upper parking Jot blrbecue area and on Moaday there will , be a parade starting at 10:30 a.m. from behind the Senior Citizens Center on E. • Main St. The parade will move down Main . .. St., out Butternut to near the lire depart· . ment headquarters where It will disband. TRUSTEES TO MEET RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grande Community College Board of Trulteu will :Inlet at 7 p.m. Sept. aon the leCOnd floot of lthe health center in Jeclllon. Dlnnar at 6 "'p m . WtJl be at the Colonie!, also, In Jacbon. · ' KARR &VAN ZANDT The store with "All Kind s - 71 AMC -Hornet Spoltabout Wagon Was '2495 • USED CL081NG MOND.\Y GAWPOLJS - 'lbe Gallla County 11c:ea1e bureau will be ciOied Monday, ·Sept. I in obeervance of the Labor Day .boUday. ... \, GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT officials asking to keep the school, conducted in the former Pomeroy Junior High School, going. AcCording to statistics, the Southern Ohlo Coal Co. has 1,900 employes and by the end of the year will need 2,200. It has been indicaltd that there is a great need for mine mechanics not only at Southern but in the entire coal industry. According to statistics provided from the local school, out or 75 graduates over the past three years, 74.67 percent are employed in deep mining and relaltd work. Dowler reported as of Friday, the student enrollment in the district is about the same this year as 1!18t. Enrollment for the district ao of Friday totaled 2,903, he said. ' The board appointed·Connie Lanning as a secretary In the administrative office at the Middleport building with the board to pay one-half or her salary and the other one-hall by Title I fWids. Miss Lanning had recently been named to work in the office of Clerk J$} Triplett. To replace her in thai office, the board na,med Joyce Morris, Route I, MiddJeporJ; to a one year contract at $6,500 aMually. · Additions ·approved to the subsiltute teachers list were Opal Burnette, Sharon Bush, Richard Chambers, Geneva Howell, Ronald Janey, ·Wanda Ray; Frances Thomas and Mary Walker . Jean Shaver was named to serve as a sponsor of the high school yearbook and will receive $400 a year. The board adopted policies for the expulsion..uspension of students, and also Dedication to equal . ·empQymen ·. I · t affirmed $76,636 rolled back now only '895 70 Buick LS. MODERN SUPPLY Of Stuff" for pets - stables - l.rte 1nd small animals - 11wns - gardens. Power, air. Was $1095 4 Dr., Power and Air v.a, automatic, P.S. o. Coupe 7.2 Buick ~lee. 225 HT Cpe., power air. '2495 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Door, V·8, auto., air .• 11595 P.S. P.B., air . Was S895 "'1-21 .. 71 Pontiac Cat. 72 Olds 98 repels gnats. mosquitoes, 3" W. M1in St. now ooly 51995 72 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr., air .•••• , 11995 70 Chevelle Coupe ~ ' 2 Door 68 VW Transporter Bus, 3 seater • •.• '1095 Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families tmts· NO. 32 By Bob Hoelllcb . MIIIDLEPORT - An "Impasse" panel designated by bOth groups in negotiations betWeen the . Meigs Local School District Board of Education and the Melga Local Teachers Assn. had failed through Saturday to .make recom· mendaUons. This was the report of District Supt. Olarles Dowler to the board in special session Friday night. Alarge delegation of . teachers was on hallf! for the meeting , which $.9 moved from Dowler's office to alelerla in order to accommodate it. : . Dowler laid · that meetings are ·. esilng satlsfaclorlly and that the . nel had m~t Thursday night and will " 'meet tll!ain on. Sept. 14. The . panel was named when the board aitd the aasoctation were unable to come to agreements in earlier negotiations,, Both groups would have to approve the recommendations or the lmpaue panel when they are made. Dowler also reported that he has been advlaed by the Division of Vocational Education that the adult mine machinery mechanic tralnlrig program will not ·be funded alter Sept. 30. There are currently 16 adults enrolled, with graduation to be held in about two weeks. A letter fioom the division stated that It haa been the feeling that the program conducted was worth· while and meaningful for the dlssd· vantaged residents of Meigs County. Letters are being aent to several state HOrnet 67 Cadillac HT Sed., power, air.. ........ 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Belair 4 Door, air ...............11595 In the fields surrounding the craft tents are ..Ud turkey calling demonstraUons, and a special attraction - the world's champion sheep shearer, Geoffery Phlllips !tom Brecon, Wales, who won his tiUe by shearbig 696 sheep In nine hours. These join demonstrations by trick mules (they answer questions and jump fences) and Bradford's border collies which herd sheep and ducks, Headlining the entertainment DANCING THE WAY IT USED BE - The Hllllolk Dancers, square program Will be West"VIrginia's Cochra.n dancing· to the sound of a country fiddle, will be ·ooe of more than a da.en Family including Frank Co<:hran and hls entertainment attracllon~~ at the "old country pthering" on Bob Evans Fanns, at live children, who always delight Rio Grande. audiences with their toe-tapping bluegrass . . music. Free enlertalnulent wW be offered all day at both tbe outdoor theatre and country mule center. Allo on the prolfllll The festival has grown in reputation as to take home. are tbe Song !lplnnen (a 21 member Friday, October 8 has been designated female otngJng euemble 11ew to the well, and visitors come from around the festival), the HWiolk Dallcero (aquue country aile\ Canada to enjoy this re- School, Senior Citizen, and Tour Bus Day. The fesUval hour& are from 10 a.m. dsncera), tbe Gay 90s BIIDd and many creauon or the way farm life used to be. There's always plenty of food unUI 6 p.m. on Friday, from 9 'til 6 on others. Bob Evans began the farm festival in available at the Bob Evans Farm Festival, Saturday ' and from 9 'til 5 on Sunday. 1971 as a way of preserving this nation's from homemade pies and cornbread, bean Sunday's program at the outdoor theatre country heritage. The first year It at.. SOUP, sarsaparilla and Ice ·cream to begins With gospel singing at 9:30 an~ a 10 tracted 1~,000 people. By I97f attendance sausage sandwiches.· Festival goers can a.m. worship service ~ For a complete program and schedule· reached nearly 90,000, and in 197~ an purchase freshly ground cornmeal, justmade sorghum molasses and apple butter of events, write to Bob Evans, Box 154, Rio estimaltd 140,000 people attended the Grande, Ohlo 45674. annual fall outing . Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohw Valley Main Store, Annex & Warehouse. Open Saturday 9:30 to 5 p.m. 74 AMC • + Clear and warm today and •tonight. Continued clear Monday. Lows tonight in the 0011. Hlgha Monday in the 60s. Cllance of rllin today and ' tomorrow near zero. 70 Ford HT Coupe .. :...................... '695 now only SS95 fleas, lice and tlc;k&, Su~er Swa-t is water based so It won't burn or blister SKin, won't mat hair or attract dust . Comes In a handy trigger sprayer bottle for easy appllta tl on . Get new Super Swat today, and Check out our complete line of qualify florse care products from Fernam , •• SHOP TONIGHT UNTrL 8 P.M. repellent ever discovered . That's why Farnam puts more in Super Swat. This new formula even kilts and ~ HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT, FIRST ROOR 1 Automatic, Was$3495 ) j : • • •ct':e·~•• n CadiHac Eldorado Cpe., power, a!r . : 3295 ·· · -:__; recognhed pr~rlns as ihe : : • • :I: \.,.. •l three-day weekend of old-time crafts, country entertainment and field demon· lllraUons. The festival Is hooted by farmer and uusage maker, Bob Evans, on the 1,100ICI'e Bob Evans Farm at Rio Grande, U.S. 35 between Jackson and Gallipolis. Ad· mlulon, parking and entertainment are all free . "The festival Is really an old country pthering," said Evans. " It offers a gllmpae of this nation's rural heritage, from the ways our forefathers carried out their day-toHJay farm jobs to the ways they relaxed when the long hard workday ended.'' Amond new attractions for the '76 festival are craft demon•trallons featuring wooden mountain toys, egg IICUlpture, and hand-crafted tin cookie cutters. Visitors from previous years will be able to again see flax-scutching and spinning, rug-weaving, quilting, leathercrafting, broom-making, pottery-making, raU..plltting, aile\ a host of more than 70 craft exhibits. • Weather 75 Dodge Dart Swinger Cpe. I <~• "!~'.' "•' have 10 TIL 2 campaign workers, Tenth Diltrict party offlctala and the general public, accordlag to Miller for Congreu Committee Chairman Mulne Charlton. Mre. Olarlton encourages all loc1l cililens to stop by the Miller heidquarters to villi Miller. with bulbi Imported from Holland Tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, and many mo.re bulbs are walling to be planted In your . spring garden , We'll help you select the best. USED CAR .SALE! tough ___., control · /_..---::;- and a precisely aimed chisel - the sisth 1111/lll81 Bob Evans Farm Festival wlll get underll'ay here Friday, October 8, for a PRESERVING THE WAYS- It l111Y be llower, but shake malting (shingle malting) the olcl.fashloned way waa jUJI one o1 lbe attractions that brought 140,000 . people to the Bob ~ana Farm Ftltlvalin Rio Grande, Ohio, in 1975. The 1976 festiYII, to be held October 8, 9 and 10, promises aome 70 crafts, field demonstrations and nhlblla, pluo C!lflllnUOWI entertainment. Admission, parking, and entertainment are all free . SALE! ·) \ probtems . Lasts longer because lfls The MEIGS INN · LANCASTER - Cone. Clarence Miller will offlchill1 kick off hls 1976 rMiection bid at 10 a.m: Saturday, Sept. II with the opening of his campaign headquarters at 12f East Main St. here. Following a ribbon cutton ceremony, MIUer will host an informal reception for 1M PRICED TO Super is the powerful SAnJRDAY . ., 0 ,. 1 RIO GRANDE- Amidst the SON of • bluegra.. downbeat, wild turkey calls, Miller campaign begins Saturday• REDUCED! ~BlAKE ON Here's The Most Potent Fly Killer/ Repellent Yet! · ana d~ty. Country living on stage -at Festfval (ContiiiDed fram page I) and II the governor voeloellt, the veto wUl be overridden." Ocuek drew 1 Ioiii OYitlon when he told tbe unlGn . members that plibUc !lllplo)'el are llldtlly hara.d and • underpaid in Ohio. "Jt'1111 inlull to )'1)11'11telllleace lUICI to mine that pubUc employ• are trellted u IICCIIId clua citizens," he said. Mllre lllln 1100 del "'•'• end elternalel representing the 36,000 O<HA memben hNrd Col11111but Mayor Tom Moody urge them to work wltb elected olflclalllt all levels and to sUck' to their task Qf providing a high standard of services for tile people of the state of Ohio. • IT'S KARR &VAN ZANDT'S ORSEMEN: .· TONIGHT DIVORCE GRANTED . W. S. Michael, Route 1, Minersville, has been granted a divorce from Wavellne Michael in Meigs County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect Of United Press International The dosing of the work day today meant the begiMing of summer 's last fling for millions of Americans - a weekend of clam bakes, beach parties, picnics, backyard barbecues and billions of miles of driving . Police departments across llle country geared up today to handle the holiday throngs of motorists . National Safety Council Presiden t Vincent Tofany estimates motorists will travel about 13.1 billion miles during the long holiday weekend·, which begins at 6 p.m. local time today and ends at midnight Monday Evans will open ni~ht. . . He also estimall!s that 360 24th restuarant to 460 persons .could be killed - a death toll of 4.2 per 100 Farnner and sausagemaker million miles traveled - and Bob Evans has announced the another 1~ , 000 to 16,000 grand opening of the 24th Bob disabled in traffic mishaps Evans .Restaurant on Sept. duMng the 76-hour holiday 13 . . fling. The new restaurant, just off Intersta le 1-75 in Lima, Ohlo Is the first in the family-style chain to be located in that " Bob Evans area . Other Restaurants are currently under . construction in Columbus, South Clll!rleston , W. Va.; and two in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. William Wood, daughter, Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seidler, daughter, Ravenswood, W. Va. (Births, Sept. ZI Mr . and Mrs. Edga.· Nelson, daughter, New Rich· mond; Mr. and Mrs. David Bias, son, Vinton . lbey Play It All News •• in Briefs WASHINGTON (UPI) AB a result Of fanners getUnc a lot leas lor their products, consumers paid a bit leu for their groceries in A\18USt, causing the first decline in the government's Wh!llesale Price Indes in sis months, the Labor Department reported Thursday.· The 0.1 per cent dip oc· curred as a result of a 2.9 per cent slump In farm prices. The Industrial segment of the WPI rose 0.7 per cent. Last fling of • RETURNS 10 THE INN THIS WEEK FarJJ)ers lose in drop of prices ... '" in Meigs County taxes POMEROY - A total of $5,836,366.119 in second halll975 property tax rollback and homestead exemption reimbursements has been sent to 12 counties, State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson's office reports. Included In the counties receiving the moneys lor local tax revenue lost through granting the 10 per cent property tax rollbacks to homeowners on their second half of 197S tax bills was Meigs County which received $76,630.91 from the total distribution. ."' . • a policy on student rules of conduct. The high principal John Mora for his work to : building use policy was amended to 'read date at that. building and Robert Morris · that the charge of one and one-hall .tlmes reported on the kindergarten acreenlng~ the custodians and cooks hourly rate with processes which are now underway. a minimum payment' of f5 will he in effect. ' The next regular meeting of the Board Supt. Dowler commended new junior will be Sept. 14. Pollution invades pond to kill ·fish AT RIGHT, E. A. Wingett, Racine, displays a 27~nch bass, one of marly dead fish which have appeared in the thr~uarter acre pond near his home. Wingett also showed a bucketful of dead fish. The former Racine mayor says that pollution has entered his pond through a ditch which carries water into the pond during heavy rains. He said drlilnai!O.frlllll many homes now is going inln the mile and me,haH long ditch and heavy rains of the past weel< even btought vegetabl~ produce into . the pond. Wingett last week notified the Meigs County Health Department, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Division of Wildlife. He reports the land through which the ditch runs Is in Sutton Township. The Meigs County Health Department is scheduled to test the pond water Monday. This Is the fll'st time such an incident has occurred at the 20-year-old ptind according to Wingett. · The pond has been a popular fishing place for many people of the area who have uaed the facility free of charge. The incident points up the need for more adequate sewage disposal in the area, Wingett maintains. Viking 2's big antenna dish probably damaged By AL ROSSITER JR. UPI S.ience Editor • PA,SADENA, Calif. '(UPI) - The first pictures from America's second Viking showed Saturday the robot explorer · landed in a "forest of rocks" and that its big dlsh,Jike antenna may ~e damaged, Viking 2, a three-legged craft seven feet hlgh and 10 feet wide. was re:slini on an . eight-degree slope on a gently rolling sandy plain lit"red with rocks. II was Cl)nsidered a good .place to look for evidence of Martian life. The communications problem that delayed transmission of the first two pictures alter touchdown Friday cleared up early Saturday when lander's or&iljng mother ship found hearings and pointed its antenna wward Earth. Project Manager James Martin :·=::· ::' engineers had received only a limiltd amount of engineering data from Viking 2. Bot from the information that was available, all systems appeared normal. The one question was what happened to the lHHnch antenna that will be used to talk directly wEarth. Martin said it appeared w have .been "dlnged in some way." Viking's second photo showed sn apparent gouge oo an edge. , Engineers did not know what caused the orbiter to lose its orientation and turn away from Earth before landing, blacking out communications from the lander. Once it was determined the craft had not suffered a catastrophic failure, engineers devised procedures to restore its electronic sight on the star Vega for a position reference. With the orbiter back in operation as a radio relay station in the sky, project officials expected the lander to return to its original timetable quickly. It is to scoop up its first soil sample to begin its search for life next Saturday, following weeks of biology studies conducted by Viking 1. The first look at the Utopia landing site was a surprise for scientists who expected ..::: ·: were as sharp as those ~~·~"I'll~ by Viking I shortly alter it landed July 20. The first lander Is now in semiretirement while scientists concentrate on investigations to be perfornned by Viking 2. CANDIDATES COME GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Ministerial Association will meet Wed· In~~~ · Sept. 8 at 10 a.m. at the Grace lr Methodist Church . Ray Roberts and James Montgomery, candidates for wUl explain their views on the ov""'' vo sheriff. All pastors and ministers County are i!1Jcouraged to attend. ·•Labor Day, a beginning: ;.: If we had a sensible calendar, we would mark the beginning of each new year from Labor Day, nolln the deep, dark depths of winter. For one thing, Labor Day has come to lignify the unofllciel end of iummer and of sununer's lassitude - though, one hopes, many more weeks of fine wea !her remain to be enjoyed. For most of us, vacaUons are over and ahead lies a long stretch until the nest national hoUday. Labor Day has also tradl Uonally meant the end or school vecaUon. ll's back to the booka for the kids, and 110111e have gone back already. For them and their teachers, It is a new achool year, a new beginning . This year, too, we face the long stretch Of the presidential election contest, so strenuous and wearisome to candidates and public alike but so all-Important. The campaigns will now begin to move into high gear. In short, there's a definite feeling that · things get going again after Lahor Day, for us as Individuals and for the nation itself. Thus we savor and appreciate this holiday 11 a pause that refreshes, a day of l'llaDUon for mind u well u body, before ,.. plunge back Into the worlraday wvrld. Politics ancl politiclana, the coat of Uvlng, the international sltt~~~tion - we11 worry about !Item again tomorrow. Heavy thinking Is the last thing we want to dulge In today. But the name of the day is, alter Labor Day, and we ought to devote at a moment's thought to it. While Lahor Day was originally . aside tb honor the blue-coll.u; wOI'kingm!ll and woman, II Is upon the America~ that the economic and polltica strength of the nation is based. whether work in ship or office or·factory or on land - labor in the strict meaiung of word, but also labor in a far broader It was a labor of the intellect conceived the ideals upon which naUon was foWided 200 years ago. It was labor of the spirit and of the body that those ideals practical expression, made this e~~untry and ntended over lwest, plain, and And It Is labor whlch has preserved this country centuries against all enemies, against dangers foreign and domestic. This has never been a hoUday this labor. '1'1\ere never will be. · May Lab\ll" Day continue to be the ofhol141ylt hq always been. But may Labor Dly. eipeclaJ1y' be the beginning a nell' year for America -as, indeed, it is the. beglnping of a new century. I on .the basis of pictures Ia ken from orbit that the area would be blanketed by wind· driven sand dunes. Instead, rocks UP to three feet in size were eve\)'Where. "It's certainly not a well winnowed sand dune, that's for sure," said Dr. Tim Mutch, head of the team of scientists analyzing the surface photography. He did say It was possible that rocks were superimposed on old dunes. Sand lapped at the edges of some of the rocks, indicating that wind shaping processes were at work on Utopia. Some of the rocks were clearly pitted, fornned by . volcanic processes. vu~ero were flat a{ld plate-like, which · M~~~•n:s:aid meant they cou ld be '81 fornned by wind or water some earlier, wanner epoch on "It's difficult to make a very concise but this looks promising," he GALLIA HAD ONE COLUMBUS - Frank D. Ray, Director of the Columbus District Office of the U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA),' Friday announced August ap. provals of 29 loans lor $2,760,300 in 13 counties of lj'le 65 COWity SBA territory. Franklin County's II loans for $l,lf6,900 led the county totals. Meigs .had none; Gallia one for $46,800. Without labor, f'.( POLICIES o\PPROVED RACINE - Attendance and grading policies uaed in Southern Local School District were approved when the district's board of education met in special seas!on Thursday night.Uability insurance on the district's motor vehicles was also in· creased. The next regular meeting will be Sept. 23 at 7;30 p.m. ' 1 .1irA~ prospers , ' • ) ' \ � 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 3, 1976