https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4ffbce7fe468b706a86dc4de52b1226d.pdf 642efeae99d9b56bc6abfb9d2bbe04a3 PDF Text Text 12- 'nle n.u~ Sentinel, Mlddleport·Pomeroy, o.. 'lburaday, $ept. 16,1978 Local notices, briefs • Parkersburg woman The Middleport MASON - Bend Ar.. Conc:trned Parents will meet Emergency Squad was called at Wahama High SchooLgym to •20 Laurel Sl. for Kathy on Sept. 21 ot 7 p . m. There Ann Terrlne at 8:08 p.m. will also be a conducted tour Tuesday. She was taken to of the schools. Everyone Is Veteran& Memorial Hospl t~ l. welcome. , The Area Volunteer Fire The Me igs County and Emergency Assn . will O....ocrallc Party wilt meet meet at 7: JO p. m. Tuesday at lhls evening •I 8 at the the Tuppers Plains ComEpiscopal Parish House, munity Building with the Orange Township Fire Pomeroy. Department as the host unit. There will be a demonRACINE· - Tht Racine Volunteer Fire Department stration of pi! fires and the w111 hold an emergency Shade River Division of Ol>lo meellng this evening to Forestry will demonstrate conplete plans tor Its gun the use of a helicopter In fig hting fire . The host unit shoot en Saturday. wlll serve .refreshments. All EAST MEIGS - Adult area fire and emergency Basic Education classes will personnel as well as the be offered free of charge at public are invlfed. Bob Brer !;astern High School Monday, of Middleport Is preslden of Tuesday and Thursday from the area group . . 6 p. m. to 9:30 p. m, . • A.passenger In a car driven by Anltta Darlene Griffith, Parkersburg, WWI Injured in a single car accident Wed· nesday al11 :25 p. m. on SR 7 in Salisbury Township, the Meigs County Sheriff's Department reported. Injured WWI Sheri Cbristlna Buchanan, Parkersburg, who was taken to Veterans Memm-lal Hospital by the Po!Deroy ER Squad w!lere she was treated and'released. The driver was traveling soufll when another vehicle came at her on her side of Ule road. She swerved to the right, going off the road over W. S. Crislip died Wednesday ' :=.::.=:~t. There was Schorr firm...----------------ELBERFELDS IN POM_EROY for rights is injured as newsman WASIUNGTON (UP!) The Houae Ethics Ccrnmlttee is pooderlng what to do about CBS reporter Daniel Schorr, who refused to Identify his aource for a secret Intelligence report despite warnings that he could face criinlnal charges for '!Dalntaining silence. Rep. John J. Flynt, J>.Ga., the com!Dlttee chalr!Dan, nine tirnea read out the elaborate warning at a standlng-r00!11-on1y televised session Wednesday when Schorr evoked his Fl rat Amendment rights and jo11111alistic ethics In refusing to name the person wbo supplied the document. "Beyond constitutional arguments," the rep<ll'ler said, "~ betray a source would be to betray myself, !IIY career and!lly~ . It Is not as siJnple as aaylng that I. refuse to do it I cal)llOt do lt." · Flynt finally and unexPectedly adjourned the hearing, exCU.!Ing Schorr but reminding hiin he was still under ·subpoena to be BARGAIN DAYS SALE · plan to TO 8 P.M. • SAlURDAY 9:30 TO 5 P.M. ·--· FRIDAY __ ,....,_.....,...9:30 ......................- .. ·-· FALL COORDINATE ~ SPORTSWEAR SALE'~ ' •MISSES •WOMEM'S •JIJNIORS ,..,., _ _ , 4 I be made H,; ' 3 !' 0' " OUR. ENTIRE At 7 p. m. Wednesday In Fred (Carolyn ) Althouse, Chester a two-car accident Pagevllle, and several nieces was Investigated. Juli A. and nephews. , ' G h 1 Ml svtll Funeral services Will be ooc • 7, ner e, WWI i crossing SR 7 from CR 53 to 8 30 · : p. m. Fr day at the CR 26 when a car driven by • He 18 survived by his wife, Rutherford.Corbln · Funeral Robert Edwin Barton, S9, Rt. ' .,, Zei!Da 1 Arlene ; three Home, Worthington. Fr.lends · 3,. Pon\eroy, came frm-n the daughters; Candy, Tabby and may call at the funeral ho!De 'norUJ 00 7. Miss GOOch failed Eileen, at ,ho!lle ;' a brother, today from 7 to 9 p. !II. and to yield and pulled In front of Daniel crtslip, Pomeroy; five Friday, 2 to 4and 7 to 8:30 p. the Barton car . Barton sisters, Mrs. Minnis (Allee) m. Burial will be In Reed· · skidded approxlma tely 90 Elliott, ' Guysvllle ·, Mrs. svt'll e Cerneter," . The CWIket feet before striking UJe Gooch OISrles (Doroflly ) Hall and wlll be opened at the Mrs. Margaret.Ralguel, both grave.. · -•te Saturday at 11 a. m. car. There were no injuries and of Reedsville; Mrs. Virgil wlfll services to he held at no cltaUon. There was slight recalled. (Lillian) Richards, 11 :30. da!ll8ge to the Gooch car and The chairman told Waahlngtlln, W. Va., and Mrs. ,. . moderate to the Barton reporters he hoped to convene another meeting " vehicle. later after the transcripts of testiinmy have been studied. But the 12-man corimilttee was ~eported divided. on ' Veterau.Memortal Hospital taking punitive actklt, with .BUCKHANNON, W. VA. UPI-It WN a claasic battle ADMITTED John so!lle flatly opposed and between a young b!ill buffalo and an old one wh!> had ruled Mayes, New Haven ; Okey others reluctant for a the 11111aU herd at the French Creek Ga!lle F&r!D for years. BARGAIN DAYS SALf Haggy , Pomeroy ; Gary confrontation between '!be young bull woo, killing the elder anbnal. Fam Supt. Coogreas and the media . One WUlllm Vlllli!COY said It "kind of solved a proble!ll for me." George, Ru Uand ; Katherine source said the issue might MEN'S "CARHART" BROWN DUCK "I have learned that buffalo bulls get crochety once they ,Weaver, Pomeroy; John never cmne Ill a vote. Brogan, Rutland; Robert get 11 old as 13 to 15 years and he had been getting that way The ethics panel, f<rlJIIIUy Barton, Pm-neroy. for a whUe." · DISCHARGED - Ronald known WI the C<mntittee on V8118C0y said the old bull wWI blind and he was afraid a Standards of Official viaitor lllight be harmed if the animal swung its horns Dailey, E!llma Hay!llan, Conduct, scheduled a A complete selection of styles all sizes In , aroWICI. He said the young buffalo, about 5, had been Sharon Riggs, Gaynell !lleetlng today at 10 am. EDT insulate.d coveralls, blanket lioed jackets, d!allengln1 the old bull off.and-on for the· paSt year. The Mc.Abee , Ernest Quillen, ,oo a lobbying controversy. quilt lined jackets. bib overalls, lined or superintendent said it was t!Je same sort of deatb the old bull Mary Quillen, Walter Green, There WWI no word that the unlined dungarees, hOQds and vests, John Bechtel, Gloria Decker. would have !Del in a wUd herd. · · · session would also take up tile •FREE .DELIVERY Schorr case. Mens Work Clothing:.... 1st Fl_oor The ethics committee was •FREE TUNiNG . !118Rdated by the fUn house to SALE PRICES FUNNY BUSINESS By R., Bollen investigate the leak of tbe 3rd FLOOR - MAIN STORE final report of the House THE ARTIST DIDIJ'i DESI<:SN IT. Intelligence Co!D!Dittee PTA TO MEET BARGAIN DAYS SAU wbich Schorr obtained and BARGAIN DAYS SALE WITI·I A RA~CH HOUSE 11-1 MttJD ... CHESTER - Cbe1ter PTA bad published last February will meet Monday, Sept. 20 at BUr, WE UK.E ITAt.l<JWA4. in the New York Village 7:30 p. !II. It will be a "get MEN'S WRANGLER 115.95 Voice. acquainted" meeting .for teachers and parenta. There will allo be a ltllchen ltbower 'for the itcllool. ltltchen. For additional lnfor!Datlon Pobd Ple11111t Market Sizes small (14-14112), medium (15contact Mrs. Ja!lles Folmer September 11, 1m 151i•Llarge (16-16 112), extra large or Mr1. Earl Hunt. Slaughter steers - good Blue · denim, slim (17-171!2) and neck sizes J4112 to 17 and choice '800-1100 lb., 35.25, fitting authentic solid colors. checks. plaids. sci!nl~ standard 8CJ0.1100, $28.50. prints, an excellent new selection. HOMEOOMING SET Western styles, Slaughter heifers - good ·s Y R A C U S E Save during this sale. and choice 700-1000 lbs ., unlined sizes 38 to 46. H<lllleCOIIllng will be held at $27.00, standard, 700.1000 lba, the'Aabury United Methodist $25.50. ' Mens $10.95 Western Shirts Church here Sunday, Sept. 19. Slaughter cows - CORl· Sunday School and Worship Sale mercia!, $2t.50, uUlity 22.75, $8.32 . Service will be held at the canner and cutter $HKI.OO, Mens $11.95 Western Shirts recutar hours with a baaket buDs over 1000, $27.80. . Sale $9.22 dinner at 1%:~ p. m. '!bare Veal - choice and prime will be special singing by 190-2251ba., $40.00, 226-265lba. Mens $_12. 95 Western Shirts Judy Pape, John Ulle, Don ~ . $35.00. S~le $9.82 Harden, The Uale Fllllily ; Hogs- u.s. 1.;1 190-240 lba. BARGAIN DAYS SAU and the choir of the AsburY Mens $13.95 Western Shirts · : $38.00, sows, u.s. 1-3 300-SOO United Methodist Church. • lbs., $311.:1$431.50, boars 30(). Sale $10.62 9 600 lba, $26.00-$27.50, pigs (by Mens $15.95 Western Shirts • '--''-head) 2().40lbs, $22., 40-60 lbs, $30., 60 lbs plus, $41.00. Sale Polyester double knit slacks in solid $12.22 ASKS SUPPORT Yearling steers- good ancf colors and neat patterns. Waist sizes 29 to Mens $17.95 Western Shirts Ptany Lyans haa flied for choice 50NOO lba $35.25., SOO. 46, lengths 29 to 36 Includes our entire aupport In Meigs County Sale $13.72 700 lba. $31.25,' feeder bulls stock of mens fine quality double knit Common Pleaa Court under SUSAN CAMPAIGNS 7oo-1ooo Ibs m. slacks. the Reciprocal Agreelnent Yearling heifers - good Attendance at the ' ' ' WASHINGTON (UP!) Sale $9.30 Mens $11.95 Slacks Act from Bernard Lyona. BARGAIN DAYS SALE Suaan Ford will C8IIIJialln In preaching service at the local and choice 500-600 lbs, $28.20, Sale $10.30 Mens $12.95 Slacks ColU!Dbla, S.C., and New church Sunday morning wWI 800-750 lba. $28.50. Daytime Dresses Sale 510.80 Mens $13.95 Slacks Steer calves. - good and York city this week. For dad, 71. A speaker froin lhe Misses 10 to 20, Half sizes 14'12 to Sale $11.60 Mens S14.95 Slacks Gideon organization will cllolce uncler 300 'lba. $38.50, of COIII'Ie. 26'/,, womens 46 to 52. 300-400 lba $31.50. ' Sale Si2.50 Mens $15.95 Slacks The White· Houae said speak Sunday morning, Sept. Thursday Bull calves - good and Sale $13.30 Mens $16.95 Slacks Wedneaday that Susan, 19, 19. September 16 SALE PRICES Sixty persons fro!ll the cholce ~ lbs, f33.30, 400NOT OPEN will take part In the opening of the Ford-Dole local church attended a 50lllba., $35.25, YS SALE friUy, Saturday, Sunday Heifer calves - good and headquarters Thursday In picnic Saturday at Fort S.pl.17-11-1t AT ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC ST. choice under 300 lba., $211.00, ColU!Dbla, s.c, and Saturday · Meigs. ON I! FLEWOVElt ~ lba., $25.50, 400-550 Mr . . and Mrs. David will review the 19th annual THE CUCKOO'S NEST Jack Nicholson Genna~~oAmerlcan parade In Schaefer of CoiU!Dbus spent lbs., $28.20, cows and calves Louise Fletch..New Ycrk honoring Gen. Voo the weekend wifll Mr. and (by head) $207.~.00 . 19" Diagonal Solid State Portable G. E. TV Factory Speciai' 1-· ~--.....,....,;,.·'Sale $389.95 Baby calves (by head) Wm. Redfield Steuben for bla cootrlbutiOIIB Mrs. Nor!118n Schaefer. $739 RCA XL1002S inch diagonal console Sale S619.o0 R during Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Beef $26.00, holstein and tlf A!llerlcan Sllowstortsat7 p.m. $775.00 RCA ,25 inch diagonal XL100 Console ,lale .S699.0o Whitaker of New York spent brown swiss $15.(1().$21.00 Revolutiooary War. · $739.00 RCA 25 inch diagonal Screen Console SaJ~. 5649.00 the weekend with Rev. and Reporter Harry Wallis. S750.00 25 I Mrs, Floyd Shook. Mr. and Mrs : Ed Bauer, Bargiln Dayr Salt Bargain Days Sole Marion, visited recenUy with ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr. Mrs. omens Long Gowns and Robes HOME CANNER-PRESERVERS STYROFOAM ICE CHESTS Bauer is a patient In Veterans Choose tOO percent nylon or TWORUNSMADI'l Reg . S10.75 2t qt, copoclty with 7-lar Memorial Hospital for a The Middleport AND' permanent press fabrics. Mlsse ~ rack . . physical checkup. Enlergency Squad went to . and Junior sizes . While Thev Lastl • Kathy Pullins WWI relurned U!ading Creek Road at 12: ~ SALE '6.47 SALE PRICES ho!lle Sunday from Veterans p, m, Wednelday for Mrs. Yt' Memorial Hospital where she Fred U!mley, a !lledlcal lllruln Days Sale Bargain Days Salt had been a medical paUent patient, who waa taken to Bargain Days Sale ' for several days. Pleaaant Valley Hospital. AI " fflt' SCAntR RUGS Made-To-Measure DRAPERIES Georgia Diehl visited ii:49 p. !II. Wednesday the 4 .-: 1 Sunday wifll Madlyn Chiffin, squad went to 620 Locust St. . 24 x ..0 size In rectangular or o~a .l Big selection of fabrics and colors. Puneroy. •• ' shapes. for Eula FranciB, alao a '' fi ~ · Thirteen !llemberS of the medical patient, who was SALE ·' ~ .,. SAVE 30% NOW . Laurel CUI! Health Club and taken Ill Pleasant Valley HOme Furnishings A1111e• Nlce selectttin' of pattern& and colora guests Katy Parker, Unda CHECK ntE PRE-sEASON (some lrrlllulers) Hospital. .' Pullins and Robin Canlpbell Bargain Days Salt . Berg. In Days Salt ' ' aurprtll!d Mra. NeUie 'n'acy nRE PRICEs AT, •• 7DK140 SIH Tuelday evening for her 86th GIRLS SPORTSWEAR COSTUME JEWELRY 701120 SIH , ' PTOTOMEET birthday. Refrealunents of Coordinated, pants, skirts, blouses, . Earrings. ropes, pendants, 70ittt :stu · . V' S.IIM." RACINE - The Racine ice crea!ll and cake were sweaters. shirts. Sizes 4 to 1~ and bracelets, rings, Pins, selected from 601rt Slzt • S.ItiUf PTO,.~will hold Ita third served. toddlers. stock. Mrs. Mildred Story of monauy meeting Monday, SALE PRICES SAVE% Columbus and Mrs. Grace Sept. 20 at 7:30 p. !II. at the Ryan, Athens, viaited Sunday school. Open Houae will be 992·7161 with Mr. and Mrs. N-. E. obeen'ed and teachers wiD be ' Schaefer and Mr. and Mrs. Introduced, Everyone Is welcome to attend. Vern Story and snn, John. POWELL - William S. Qisllp, 34, 81 Scioto St., Powell, Ohio, died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital North, Columbus. STOCK INCLUDED PANTS • SHIRTS • SIURlS VESTS • BlAZERS tuNICS • BLOUSES SWEATERS • SHIRT JACKS •Classic battle·in ·Nature . ' SALE PRICES . 1msa1r BARGAIN DAYS SALE ON FAMOUS KIMBAll PIANOS •MA~"::G~~~UP WORK CLOTHING 10$.300 WESTERN JACKETS MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS SALE :l• ~l '. • MEN'S DRESS SLACKS Laurel Qiff MEIGS lHEATRE '. SALEI COLOR TV SETS , . iiCiiC',JiJGs DON'T WAIT UNTIL lHE SNCM BEGINS TO FAIL - Furniture Throws I '-' •3.ea ' !' ., SIIOi GENERAL TIRE ' ELBERFELD$ IN· ' Revised I J. ' ....... .........,. will go ah!>ut 3S 'IHIS HOVERCRAFT GOES WHIZZING almg over o..REG DAVIS USES ONE of tbe new hovercrafta u a boat In the Hocking River, mJies an hour. grass at the boat loading area near Coolville. The craft • - Hurricanes fun to fly By Bob HoeOich oMore and !llore, it becO!IIes evident that Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers of cornii: , . strip f8!11e for many years aren't as "far out" as they have appeared. This beca!lle apparent this week when two new "hovercraft" recreational v~hicles were de!llonstrated at, Ule· Hocking River boat area near CoolviUe. 'owners of the new vehicles at y 1\:Tews • •' • ln · rle ::$:::11 l By Ualted Prei81Dternatloui DETROIT - TOP OFFICIAUl OF THE United Auto Workers and the Ford Motor Co. held a lrief !Deetlng Thursday, the first since 170,000workers struck the auto company at !Didnight two daya earlier. They dlacussed the one issue both admitted caused tbe largest industrial strike In six years -the UAW's key derriand for shortening work time. " The !Deeting wWI attended by UAW President Leonard Woodcock and Vice President Ken Bannon for the union and .Ford Labor VIce President Sidney McKenna and several j jsslstants. It was described by the UAW as an ••exploratory , meeting" In adVI!nce of tl!e reaumption of' fuU coritract negotlatloruinei:t week. Both sides said the meeting could In no way be ler!Ded the start of renewed negotiations. WASHINGTON - THE HEAD OF THE NATION'S Ro!llan Catholic bishops says it Is Is a misperception to conclude the bishops support President Ford because of Jlm!Dy Carter's stand m abortion. Archbishops Joseph Bernardin of Cincinnati, president of the National Conference of Catholic Blshopa, said Thursday at a news conference that since the group has !Del with Ford and Carter, "a considerable a!llount of mall" has been received ' dweliing on the ~Uef the bishops have taken a stand on whom to support In the November election. . . " "If what we did was miaperceived," Bernardin said, "then · this 18 regrettable. We're not taking sides as far as the candidates are concerned. "We're not developing a voting block. It's up to the people the!DSOlves to decide whm-n Uley . ' wish to vote for," he said. 'I WASHINGTON - CONGRESS HAS PRODUCED a tax bill so compUcated and containing so wny popular new tax breaks President Ford will find It difficult Ill veto. Despite strong !DIBgivings about·so!lle of its provisions particularly the denial of so!lle foreign tax breaks Ill companies that ~low to the Arab anti-Israel boycott - Ford.is not expected to raise the election-year Ire of farmers, SlllaD businessmen, working parents, tile elderly, and a host of others who would benefit fro!ll the volumlnoiiS bill. :;1 Aveto also would end recesslon.fightlng tax cuts abruptiy, costing aiinost every taxpayer ao!lle ·$3 to $8 a week in Increased withholding rates and deUverlr1! a $17,3 billion blow the econo!lly. The White House said Ford and his advisers were studying the bill, but had made no decision about lt. en tine PRICE FIFTEEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1976 . . . SYRACUSE _ Syracuse Village Council in continued session Thursday evening accepted the bid of Roger Hornsby co., CoolviUe, to . construct its municipal swlm!Ding pool. Hornsby's bid of $129,500 . was the lowest and best bid : submitted In confor!llity to . Ule law and to the advertisement for bids. A bid submitted by Twin Custo!lls Pools Inc ., Cleveland, in the Q!llount of $119,t50 was rejected because , it was a condiUonal bid and did not conform Ill the adverUse!Dent. Twin Custo!lls would not be responsible for any adverse soil conditions, for one thing. · Apre~onstruction !lleeting \vill be Mid Monday, ~pt. 27, 7 p. !II. WJfll construction on the junior Olympic pool to start lm!Dediately after the Sept. 27 meeting. The flfsl applica lion for a federal grant for construction of Ule pool was filed in February, 1975 and the last appllca lion was in May of 1975. Robert Wingett, council. Weather ' Cloudy tonight, lows to upper 5.0s .' Partly cloudy Saturday, highs In the mid 70s. Probability of rain is 30 per cent today and 20 per cent tonight and Saturday . president, headed the project. Frank W. Porter, village solicitor, is preparing bids for adverlise!Dent on the two tennis courts, it was reported Thursday evening. . Council, In other business, pointed out .that beginning ~1. 1, a 9:30. p. m. c~ Will be observed for children under 18 unless accO!Dpanied by their adults or at a CO!II· munlty sponsored event. Council also reported all emergency calls fro!ll Sept. .23 Ulrough Oct. 4 after 4 p. !II. are to be referred to Eber Pickens at 992-7181 and owners of vacant lots , !Dust have weeds cut. Attending were Mayor Her!llan London, Jim Hemsley, Kathryn Crow, B~rry McCoy, Wln~_ett, P1ck~ns, Troy Zwilling, counc1l !llembers and Mary Chancey, clerk. C~TS Strike in. ninth day at Meigs H0 rns by's PO.0 l bl•d accepted Qre Dick .Seyler, owner of Modern Chemicals, Inc., Pomeroy, and. Roger Davis, owner of KingsbUry Hm-nes, · also in upper Pomeroy, who 'have been given a franchise to sell them In Cabell, Mason, Jackson and Wood Counties In West Virginia, and Gallla, Meig~ , Athe~s and WWihington Counties In Ohio. The vehlcles are a new . concept in outdoor fun which (Continued on page 2) ·;:;::::::::::~::m::::::<::::::::::;:;::~::~::::::::~:::::::;:::::;:::::::::;:;s:::~::>.:::~:::::-.::s:::::::::-&:::::::-,~ ~~ • B. . • ~~ ~:: POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXVIII. . NO. 107 Interested cituens of Melgl county are Invited .to attend the first meeting to develop the revised Overall Economic l)evelopment Progra!ll (OEDP) for Melga County. This plan was orlglnall)' prepared In 1962 aa a· requirement to !llake the county and Its auJl.dlvialona eligible lor funda Ulrough the · Eco 0o!Dlc Develop!Denl Ad!lllnlstratlon of the U. S. Department of Conunerce. Included in such programs were the Tuppers Plalna·Chester Water Syatem, the U!ading Creek " Water System, and additions to tbe (Cootlnued on page 2) A teacher strike In the Meigs Local School District moved into its ninth day Friday with pickels sUII at' their posts at the various schools in the district. There was an encouraging note Friday morning, however, in the possibility of · a settlement when Charles L. Dowler, district su~erln· tendent, said, "things ire looking better." Practically all of the districts 2000 students have been out of classes since Sept. 7 when the teachers strike began and buses faDed to run, for the most part because FIDDLERS' PRESENTATION ,- Carol Taylor, Route 3, Racine, will be 8!110ng Ule drivers would not cross fiddlen appearing in a presentation at the bicentennial celelratlon In Pomeroy Saturday. picket lines. An ollkiine fiddlers "contest" was planned earner but was canceUed because of Until three days ago, cm-npHcations of rufes and judging. The feature will now just include munbers by fiddlers Dowler declared that schools playing old-time !IIUsic beginning at 2:30 p.!D. on the grounds behind the senior ·citizens ' were " officially open :" • center. Mrs. Taylor studied classical music and only as a senior citizen began playing the However, he declared the !Duslc of the old time fiddlers. · schools "officially closed" Tuesday. The district haa lr.t teachers. Representatives of the board of education and the teachers association have been !Deetlng several times assistance for the guerrilla daily Ill negotiate the Issues. Kissinger mel briefly wiUJ country at the same lime. Kaunda said if Kissinger w~ against S!llith's regime For Ule past two nights, the black Rhodesian nationalist leader Joshua Nko!llo. does meet with Smith, "We "because we wanted hiin to board of education hWI been· U.S. oflicials.said ThurS(\ay would like him Ill bring back go to Suuth Africa in a in executive session In the same building where the it WWI ''unlikely" Kissinger a firrtl coinmitment by the positive frame of !Dind." But he added: "If he co;mes negotiaUon teams worked so 'will !lleet with Smith during rebel lesder that he Is in back without success, then flle board could be infOf!lled his talks with Vorster, favor of majority rule." the talk$ · will WJSurne a of progress and could pass on Kaunds said he had not yet although it was reported its concerns to Us negotiating Smith would be in that asked Kissinger for U.S. ·different character." Kissinger !Del with KaWlda tea!ll. twice Thursday and in a The football tea!ll and hlghly emotional exchange band, WI reported earlier, will the Zambian leader warned go to Ripley, W. Va,, tllnighl. that black Africa would The board of education will "fight to the IWit !118n" · meet again this evening. against white-fuled Africa If Buckeye Hills-Hocking received 50 applications for the American secretary's Valley Regional Develop- distribution to local public mission fails; ment District today an- entities interested in applying Veterans Memorial Hospital nounced a meeting for for Title I Funds under the ADMITIED - Coy Starrepresentatives of all Act. cher Jr., Pomeroy; Nellie EXTENDED OUTLOOK counties, cities , villages, With the li!Dited number of Sunday througb Le!llley, Portland ; Jera!ll! townships, school districts, applications available to the Barber, Reedsville. library boards and other region at this lime, BH- Tuesday, mQstly fair and DISHCARGED - Bessit political or quasi-political HVRDD is obligated to insure mild with highs In the 70s to Erwin, Don Pooler, James entities Interested in sub- each eligible applicant in- the low 60s and lows In the See, Kelly Thompson, Paul !Dittlng an application under terested in the program an 50s. Stewart, U!wis Thompson, Title I of Ule Public Works opportunity to participate. Millie Blake, Jack Ward, Employment Act of 1976. It is important that all Mary Searles, Patricia According to Tho!Das A. interested local political Bauer . Closser, Executive Director , subdivisions attend this FEWER KILLED the !lleeting will ··be held meeting for an understanding WASHINGTON (UP!) Monday, Sept. 20 at 7 p.!D. at of all necessary ingredients SQUAD CALLED Seventy-five state and local flle Marietta City Counc:l to the Public Works apThe Middleport Cha!llbers, 308 Putnam Street plication . Fpllowing this police officers died in line of Emergency Squad was caUed Marietta, to review the ap- meeting, all requests lor duty in the United Slates and at 11 :56 a. !II. Thursday ·for plication to be submitted to additional applicaUons will Puertll Rico in the first eight Mrs. Julia McComWI who was EDA requesti ng ·Public b,e filled on a first co!lle first months of 1976, compared to taken to the Holzer Medical Works financing for local serve basis according to 85 for the same period last Center. year, according to the FBI. projec ts. BH-HVRDD Closser . Kissinger's mission critical By JIM ANDERSON LUSAKA, Zambia (UPI) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger left for South Africa today for crucial talks with Prime Minister John . Vorster with a warning from Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda that all-out war could break out in southern Africa if his peace mission failed . Kissinger left on Ule 2¥• llour flight to the Soufll African capital of Pretoria at 1 p.m. (7 a.!ll. EDT) . Kaunda had urged Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to press Rhodesia's "rebel leader" for a com!llitment to black !llajority rule, but again warned of all-out war if his !IIIBsion faUs. Kaunda · also warned Kissinger against any !lleeting with Rhodesian Priine Minister Ian Smith that ' 'would lend respect· abillty to the rebel leader." "We know him and we have dealt with hiin in the past," said Kaunda. "He is a slippery character." The warnings ca!lle as Kissinger's trip entered a critical stage with his departure for South Afiica and two days of talks with Priine Minister John Vorster. As Kaunda spoke, FIVE DIE IN COLD UMA, Peru (UP!) - Five persons froze to death In bUzzards that trapped more than 200 persons In their cars In the Peruvian Andes, press reports said Thursday. The snow piled up more Ulan Ulree feet on the Cuzco~· Qulllabamba highway in Ule ,. . PASADENA, CAUF. - VIKlNG 2'S FIR&'!' cycle of southeastern mountain ezperiinents on Mars have given l!cientlsta new pwzles to region, Ule reports said. solve, but they are cautiously optimistic about the posalbWty of finding ao!lle form of bacterial life on the frozen planet. "We -aie further down the biological road than we were a week !II!O," Dr. GUbert Levin said. Levin, a blologllt who heads one of the test teams, said NOW YOU KNOW ;;."first relults ffO!II Viking 2's labeled release eJIPOI'IInent Shintoists use 13,000 ilhowed very high radioactivity. Dr, Harold Klein, tlJe project's cypreSs trees f(o!ll a sacred · chief biologist, said the flrst-eycle results from both the forest to .rebuUd the •Ise ,,,labeled release exrsriinent and the gas e1change test alao Shrine, principal temple to • could support ll theory that microorganisms were In the soU. the Shinto sun goddess , . ' · • "They .are consistent with the presence In the soU of at identically every 20 years, a . , least orie and maybe two oxgen-rlch compoWlda - one of ritual so far repeated 60 whlch acts with organic material to cause olldation," Klein U!Des. 'S8id. • .~ MOS<XlW- SOVIET ARCHEOLOGI8rS have unearthed the remains of a wide, t5 foot long ancient saUing ship of the type used 1,000 years ago to croaa the cmtinent by inland waterway, the Tua new agency said Thursday. Till aald the ship's frag!llents 'were discovered In the . ancient Rll8alan town of Staraya Ladoga near Leningrad. The Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach In a strongly • pieces bad been uled 10 pave the city's streets. ArcheologiSts worded statement today challenged persons he alleges are have been ~rching for the sl1lpa used by Scrindlnaviana and other ~ern peoples to lravel trom the Baltic Sea to the "paaaing rumors" that he is Involved In drug trafiicklng to Bosphorua In the south by aalllng the riven and waterirays either "put up or shut up," Hia atatement follows·: acrou the cootlnent. I have debated long and hard hours over whetller to lsaue this public statement. I have cooaulted with !DO!IIbers of !IIY NEW YOR.lt- ANTHONY L. CONRAD HAS reeilned u family, !IIY friends and 8180ciatea. I have come to the chilf ei8CIItive officer of RCA Corp. after lrilonalng the coocll!llloo that I C8ll no ICilger sit Idly by and permit others to tUDII8liY that hla city, ..te and federallnc:lme lal relurnl fr'lln 1971 throuah lrll have only rece~ been fllld. The RCA slander !IIY good name and attempt to bring down a good board PI dlrectcn, at 1 special meeting 'l'burldly, chose raputatkln that I have earned In Myears ·as a resident of Meigs Ec1pr H. Grlfflthe to replace Coorad u 'president and County .and in 29 yeara of Jaw enforcelllent. I a!ll a candidate for another four-year term as Sheriff of chllnniD of the bolrd. Meigs Caunty. olllcllll -'-' llld the finn hal withdrawn a. 'lbllll an olftce I bilve beld for twenty years, and In !IIY · ~-Gillvt lllllll• 11111'11 c:l CCillllllllloc:k beoeuae beart I beUeve and know that I have enforced the law and '" the c.ad uld he baa aettled biiiU protected the citizens ol Me~ County to the best of !IIY abillty HabUitlea. He dllded lhlt be ' baa ever "given or received and within the fra!llework of the law for all of those twenty Improper paynlellts of any kind at IllY time." He said RCA was years. In no way Involved In blllal difficulties. Development meeting in Marietta Sept. 20 Sheriff Hartenbach defends record o::/'"' Oabi'lll·dllddiirl: -1•• - and that the record of Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach would speak for itself. difficult WI any decision I hilve bad to reach in nearly thirty . I was wrong. The rumors, the malicious gossip and the years of public. life. slanderous remarks have continued - even grown In The decision is this : To fight the iumor-mongers and to proportion. Thus,lt Is tiine for me to stand and fight. battle with all !IIY strength those who would ruin my reputation First, let me say Ill the citizens of Meigs County - and to with !118Hcious lies, untrue gossip and unfounded ru!llors. · For nearly,lwo years I hilve been aware that some people people everywhere - That I have not acquired one slrigle piece have accused !De of being Involved In drugs. They have. gone so of property In the twenty years I have served as sheriff. The far as to auggest that I have taken payoffs from drug dealers, records are available for the public to see in the Meigs County Court House. . . and that !IIY office has been "soft" on drug traffickers. fro!ll being rich, I have had to struggle to support !IIY Far Th011e who would have my scalp have gone so far as to say wife and !IIY two chUdren who,like !llyself, have been hurt they have actually witnessed payoffs, and that I have permitted the wide open growing and selling of marijuana in by these terrible rumors. My salary as sheriff Is $8,200 per year. For !118ny yeara the COWlly. early in !IIY term of office, my family had Ill get by on $3,800: Further, the goSIII!>'fllongers have said that I have accumulated large property holdings In Meigs County and The simple truth 18 that being the chief law enforcen~ent officer of Melga CoWlty Is no way to becm-ne a rich man. have gQtten rich while serving WI sheriff of the county, Why, then, do I want to continue being sheriff~ Because For many !llonths, ·after hearing U1ese various rumors, I (Continued on page 2) assU!Ded the talk would die out- that the truth would prevail The decision I reached to rssue \his public stale!Denlls as tr I �• S-Tbelllily SeNinei,Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, 0 .,-Frilllly, Sept.17, lf/8 ed Bucks to face Nittany Lions Sheriff Hartenbach (C.tlntMcl frCIIt pqe I) RUSSElL BAILEY, LEFI', AND Hobart Dllloo, G•ll!pnlla buainessmen, JX'epare to takeoff in one of the hovercrafls. They are arranging fw a dealership to sell the new all«<I!!Ol sports vehicle. Hurricane (Continued fmn page 1) enable the driver ~ · one passenger to ride on a cuahlonil.f over snow, water, ice nd. During the demons on, drivers of the vehicles zipped from con· crete to grass to water as tlloll8h riding magic carpels - a little more noisy, however. The vehicles named "H .u rricane" are manufactured in Toledo. '!bey operate on a fuel of guollne and oil combined about four and one-half gallons In an hour and li half. 'l1le bodies are made of flberglaas and the cushion 1llllilr each vehicle, which becomes alr.fllled when the motor is started, Is made of ua.. vinyl which is easily repaired in case it is damaged. Steering is done through .a pair of handlebars com· parable to those on a bicycle. Open space is needed for operation of the vehicles because sharp turns cannot be made. Here to view Ute demon· stration were Russell Bailey and Hobart Dillon, Gallipolis businessmen, who were so impressed that they have agreed to tate on a dealer· ship for Gallia and Mason Counties. Ben Ewing of Pomeroy who chanced to be passing the demonstrallon · site, stopped to give one of the crafts a whirl. Everyone at the site was fascinated by the new vehicles which seem to be the eptome In recreational equipment. Ohio mine safety law has new life OOWMBUS (tiPI) -With lbe belp Ill tbe United .Mine wan.. c1 America, llftlifl! llu bel!ll tn.tbed into a clarmmt deep liD safety biD, lbe lint omblal of Olio In • U.t subject in 35 ,... Tile llate SeDIIe 11'11 to 111te toda)' on lbe meepre, pried oat of tbe Rules Committee Tburaday fllllowlul • llay Ill almolt ~"""' wben tbe UMW · td Ill a pair of •mendmentl. 4Jtbe•cb tbe key to the - " " 11'11 ~ dan 1mendment requiring certification of mine . . . i•«•deuta, 1M Ho.-e - apecttd to go along. It lip Vied the- provillm lite ... Ml:r. Ilea. Rtrr:r Melbel, D· YOIIII(IIIoWD, pllnntd to offer lbe oetllf.retim IIIIMQnenl M wellM a prwiiiCII ffr the adolttaDiif pneral'a oll!ce Ill t.Jdle. ~ In wblch dllqll a& 1lllllfe mlnlntl pndJCII ll'tllken to court. Tbe bill, wblch would'over· baul (IUo's deep mine safety law fllt the flnt time in _35 years, was botlled up In tbe Rula ()wmn!Uee since May beca~~~ethe UMW objected to a series of amendments ~~.ned by tbe Emrgy and Envlranmmt Commltiee. Sponaon of the legialatilll and HoUle and Senate leaden met Thetday with Amold Miller' natiCIIal JX'esicleut of the UMW, wbo asJrecl U.l II bepautd. The certification requirement, approval by the Holllll but removal by the Senate committee, bM been regarded 811 crillciJ to tbe biD's tffectiveneae by tbe UMW. Mine openton hive lelltlfled II wu 11nrw. ary. The meaaure conforms 1aw to federal deep nline aalet:r standardl on underground roofing, vemllatloo, eacapeways and aan!tary facilities. It allo provides for additional Inspectors and Increases their pay. auo DR. LAMB . JnenfoJ..-tiiiiiJ llfe,ltilmypu' dill, my cartfl'. It Ia no ldleputlme wltbme. It lai)OtiDIIII-1 wantllloolJinW becallllli bave notbla8 tile to do wit!UD)' time. .,, A 1uDou1 tD111 once llid that ''there II DOlling .. belltvlbie as an olkepelted Ue." ".~ I hive nUlntd lhe aervteea d an atiCII'Diif, and we II'« making every elfcrt to triCe the IOIII'Ile of tbe1e I'IJIIMa'i. U w;, 1re ·able to get to the root It the golllp, I am pnpared to file~ IJII&IIllllilll dollar aJander and cJeflmatJCII of cblrlcfM llwaull. Tracking down rumen like theae Ia mucb mn dlfftclll$ Doable Play than trac:Jdrw doWDa crlmlnll. bec~~~~e people wilo qqeln t1lreHl,clt Dlllilber -* . this 1011 of activity are co1111'Cla. ·~'-: (ltve-...,..•ero). . 1 hereby 1saue lhll cblllenge: If there Ia a siJI8}e aoullil Ftve-dtJII aumber Meigs County _ w anywhere else - w11o baa any knowledge =)~lOIII'- • Dine-IDIII' that I hive engaged ln Wept activity, in any fuhloll, let hl,w • servlees without prior approval of the General Assembly. Tbe only exception would be prcH'IItl reductious In lllll'linc heme I DEAR DR. LAMB _ 1 li1l lrylng to cut down on my IIPi' In tate and In general . dtaJWt my diet to a ffi()re ballnctd and healthful one. I'm COilfuled by Ute dif. fereJICI between sucrose and datroae IIIPfl. 1 know the food value of refined susar to be nU bat lithia only true for 1111r1 fmn cane, beet and maple? Belir 1bouhugar present In dalel and other fruita, ut. dJII)' dried 011e1? Trying tp lllbelllllle fruit JX'O\tln lor 11111t protein would not be . . , wllboat tat1ng 10me am Wile d dulrole lli8U' ..._IIIII II melabollzed as wm•c tile. DBAa READER - Your ID...U.O Ia lladlble but ·11 Jill wW flrlln me 'I• lick Ill Jmowlldle Ia fllltulle. YCII do 111111 belp 111 meet ,..,. Your Jetlfr llliiD'I IDcorreet single susars. Dextr~ is just another name for glucose. Su!:rose is ordinary table lllgBr. All refined sugars are very high In food value. They contain Jots of calories. The problem II what they lack. In tbe relining process, vitamlnll, minerall and bulk are eliminated. Tbls Is true whelller the lllgBr comes from beets, cane, or other sources. ··Your digestive tract breaks down IIIICI'DII! into glucose and fructole 10 II can be · absorbed. Otherwise you would never get any of II Into your blood. The lructoae is eventually changed to gliiCOae fw melabolilm to yield -rgy. Tbe only other Important single lllgBr Is galaciOie.llls combined with a!UCOie to form lactoae - mtlk supr. So, plactoae II found only In adlk. It lllo II converted to llucoae evenlullly to lie a dotlllle eupr, melallollzed. 11 It " • CCiftiiiiiiii!CII . Tbe 111111'* Ul fl•ui .. Ul' In 111111rtac*' -.., r : ·: Mrs. McComas Thursday Man steps to· and new space age -Iller. $1.55::;, Revised Dole in heavy anti-labor speech to contractor ~ assn. Reader missed boat on accuracy By LliwJ-t E. Lamb, M.D. · mtJi1on wu needed to ofbet the deftc:ll in the Medicaid program. Methel badge,red Welfare Dlrect.or Kwegyir Aggrey in jla)'IIM!IIts. the ccmmlttee ~ Cll Gov. J81JlflS A. Rllldes' dtfftrentde!lcltestimatesthe original proposal to fund the alate has ginn. · the Medicaid defldt wu a 12 per legillllure this year. Sla•diiU umber ..:.. step!'::~ to subject myself lind iD.Y office to the clolelt tUett (lour-t•ree-alae- poulble llc:rutlny, and would welcome any ldnd 'ill. , cent cut in Aid to'Dependent Tbe 11111tor main~, Oli1G'en benefits, fl mllllCII howe,..., th8tthe lncreUe in ael'l!'llfat eae). invllll.lgatlon, either by a county grand jury, or ltlte or feclel\1 in selected budget cuts and an the total awopriltiCII of the Wlutng Colw - Blue. autboriUes. overall stlte apendlng ~edlcaid )IIICbgle did not ::~~~:::::~~:s.~:::~:»~::*~~~::~::$::...':~::~:~-: Now, let's talk about clruCS ln Meigl County. We all kno,w reductiCII nnglng frCIIt 1.5 validate tbe GOP CCIItention that marijuana and the use of odler drup Ire wldeapr.il. per ceni to 2 per cent. all along tblt the deficit wu This is a problem tblt every hamlet. every county and in flc:t A secood, and perhlops far larg• than Democrats every state and llaUon laces. llllft importan\, aection d lddl ! I I ! ~ in the orlliJtll bill. .l!es Bull can assure the people of Meigs C®lty that we do~ the Mediclid bW would Amlin« Ute ~ fulur'es W bave a "major" drug problem. Certalnl,y, thei'e Is 10me use ~ aulhcrize the ·~" d of the welfare reform bW marijuana. "' seven state rotary funds - ,are: Mrs. Julia Margaret Me· But state and natlooal a-lme llaliltiCII show, CCIIclusive)l, Including the state kittery -"A 80-day deadllfte for Comaa, 88, Main St., Wd· that Ute crime rate In Meigs County is aubslantallly lower than, account, lbe general fund and llll'ling homes tO llibmlt cost dJeport, a teacher at Ute . any aurroundlng county. As a !nlltter of fact, ~eigs Cotm~ the hlgbway lnlprovenients np. ta to the sblte or lace . Middleport Elementary should be proud of the fact that our crime rate, Jl8i: capita,~ fund. termination of · their School for many years, died among the lowest In the United States. .. These fwlds could then be IIDIIIorllltiCII to receive ute Thuraday evening at Holzer I am tremendoual)' proUd of the reeord of my office. Ollr used periodically to e1ae the ~edlclld fundi. Medical Center following a recorda are open for all to see, and we welcome pu~ state's annual calb flow -RJ!mlnatlondmostprlor lingering illness. lnspecUon. ,• problems. nthcrialion reqalnments Mrs. McComas was born In the past few years, the sheriff's oftice bid made The Ohio Contractor's M- for recipients • 111e of March 3, 1908 In Gallia numberous drug arrest~. We are cmstantly alert and awae, sociation said 'l'lllrsday use ....Uiary Medicaid ll!inlces, County to the late Isaac and are working to make ~Iii that ~elgs County ~(. of . 10me blghway fundi for ...wuutq a ~ Elmer and Sarah Margaret ever bas a major crime problem. " thiS purpoae was that the Welfare Depmment Kelly Miller. She was also II Ia my contention tbat 8(1111e of the rumors have been unconstltulional. Plbmlt a udlilltlon pllll to JX'eceded In death by two stlrted by lhoae who, In fact, would like to see Melga County Republican legillaton and the C.lrllllq 11oan1 within sisters, Norma Usle and Iva opened up to drug trafflj:klng. , officids of the Welfare ' 30dayloftbetffectivedlted Ward, and two brothers, It Ia a commonly-lmown fact In law enforcement thalli¥! Department hive !Riintained the act. Doyle, and D. E. Miller. . majoc crime rate incre8lles as the use of .the so-callecl ~ fllt ~ tl!at at ltlll.!!lt $180 , · Mrs. McComas, a member · · drugs goes up. II is a fact that ~elga County has 11Qt bad 1!_11 of Heath United Methodist Increase In the ao-alled major crimes. Ills ~ow, and bM been, one of the safest and most 11.!1'· ., · Olurch, Evarwellne Olapter Order of Eastern Star, abiding counties anywhere. Ills my intentl111 to keep It t!J!!t any that an=m· of aP""''blllty lack of money will be the Middleport Business and way· · .;: used to cut welfare benefits," PlolessiiiiBI WOinen's Club· In 1976 alone from Janusry 1 through 8ept.l5- we bave said committee chairman was active with Class 12 of convicted 22 penona oo felony charges. Tbe 22 arrested ar,e Harry ~eshel of her church, the United currently serving time fllt these crimes. In accomplishing tills Youngstown. "We've gone ~ethodisl women •8 outstanding record, we hive man1ged to P.ut these crtmiJI8!a lbe extra mile to 1naure thai organization and was a behind bare without tremendoul apense tb the. tupayen of there will be no reduction In Sunday Scho!,l teacher for ~eigs Co~mty through gQO!l Investigative work, sound laW" the pmll!lll level of (welfare) sometblng na a borimoill several years She attended enbcement practices and eztractjng guilty pleas from th• services." By JACU. rox Of Ute 14ta1 $40 .m llllm PALMDALE, Calif. (UPI) penguin, will blve the Rio Grande ~liege and Ohio II'!Ued. We are JX'OOO that the tupaylng cltlzena of M9 · County have benefited from our work and that we hive been added \llirsdaY to the state's - ·The i!paceJlii4lllll, lifter 1 capability of taking into University SurviVIni! are her husband able to avOid, except In two cases, tbe eJpen&e of Illig aiid abare of Medicaid services daUIIng debut of men on the .Pee IICieatisU and laymen Lee w. McComas, a long: costlY trill JX"ocedures. . ... thi'ou&b June 1977, $30 mllllm IIIOCII and i'oboU 111 Man, wilo will not bin to iiDdergo superintendent of We bave been, and will continue to be, an effective apt! time wUI come from several moved into the worllba ae 't!le rigors of utronalit Micldll!port schools and later vigilant police fOrce, even though we are tremend~ federal funds. Tbe $10 mllllm stage IDday wltb IDII'Oductioa training. . c lerk of ·the Meigs Local understaffed. Our ?ffice bas ooly five d~es to take care of It lllo wiD act u aori d state portion will CCIIIe from of a baH · plan&baif rocket School DIStrict· a 8011 M-llgt . twenty-thouaand Citizens who live within the conflnell of 438 two 10urces: 'thai can make 1110 tripl Into tow.ftpBir Inlet, aenlclng _. rnillilll 11'0111 uplus earth orlit llld bact. JIBI'iptiCIIal and Edward Lee ~~ of ~ ~miles of land and more than a thousand miles d roadl. Because of Ute economic situation confronting all of us \II ~ uteDites while !bey are u s Marines at Indianapolis cash fnm the fiiC&l year The occasion was tbe I~d ·. a daughter Mrs' MeigsCo~mty,myopentlngbudgetfor1976is$82,500. in artJtt. It wiD lalD:b otbers, which ended June 30, lf/6, rollout of the lpiCe llbuttie Tbe village of Pimeroy alone bas a budg~t for Its poliCe revealed Tbunday by Budget Cl'biter "Enterprile" frcm I bring WNlier bldt to ~ George, Middleport; a sister Mrs carl (Marjorie) department of $I02,800. Director WWilm Wilkins. hangar at tJJis Mojl.e o..t earth llld ferrY I UCfl'l to Vanderhorr 'waldo· brother Little Vinton County, with a population d lilly 11,000, baa.a -45 million from tbe plant of Rockwell ll!Jlabl. lbltlng the I'CJiWt IDday Dennis ~lller, ~uisville; budget of $88,000- sa and one-baH thousand dollars~ 181u.d state a.~vpciltlm 1D lntematiCIIal in I cet WMIY attract a Volkswagen attended by top NASA and Wll NASA DireciGr Jlmea C. K and two . ter . 48 · than ~elgs County· Gallia County baa a budget of f119,800, Washington eowiiy P1etdler. Srhtdnlecf SjM"'kera ~ Gertrude~~· assem.tiy plant to Qhio. government ~fflclals. . One provision of the Tbe llbllUle, ~ bM IJIOIIl were Sella. .kim Tinley, !). ~ Miller both of Mid: baa a budget of $317,488. The budget for neighboring Atheaa • County is fl83,700. And our friends acro11the river in Masqn Jesislatlm 8llPfOill'laUng the · of tl:e feature• of a Calif., and Barry Goldwater. dJworl. money, 11 ametlded by the convenUonal plue, wUJ B-Aril., and Rep. OUn · Also surviving are three County, West Virginia, have an .allocatioll of m.e tb@n Senate commit:tee, at.olutely makes its flrii1D1181Dld te1t Teqae, D-Tu., cbllrman of granddaughters, Dianne and times in recent mootha, I bave called In federal aDd prohibits Ibe department fJlgbt p1ggybllck Ill i 747 am tbe Roue Committee on Patricia M_ccomas, In· state narcotics specialists to consull with our office Jo from cutting any welfare February wltb the inlupti Scimce and T!l"i"ringy. dlanapol.is • Marga ret determine theeldent of theSK:alled "drug JX'Oblem" In Meljs 1p1oe test flilbts IICbedllled 'lbe lllaUie Ia not the Middlepcrt, and five C®lty. Their Investigations lhow euelly what our 01111 do lor tbe early 1111101. fura- It lilY joy rides in George, grandsons, Michael, In· that ~elgs County does not have a major bard"""•d blem Unlike the ApoDo apace fur tbe publle. II ill far dlanapolis; Brian David and I' determined ~ ...never pro dQ!ls. . Ch 1 h m to see to it that Meigll County Jpacecraft, whlcb Jljllalbed too fAIN''""~~ that. Bre nt an d r1s op er have such a problem . down in tbe ocean and were However, NASA director In our office ~·ve never gone In ffr ·1-ans .:C. (Continued frCIIt page I) · never Ultd &gain, the lliuWe P1etdler bu fa ! 1! en a time George,.Middleport. Funeral aervlces will be 2 ,.. __ , .... b ~~~...,. Sewer systems in Pomeroy isdeslgnedtolandCIIIOIId in wlidl tba may be ''lplce p m· Sunday at Heath United -~uc.. - ut...., the National Guard, we are ever on tbe and Middleport. gromd. colmJiet" 011 wbldJ u many Metbocust Chutch with the alert. Whlle you aleep, we are protecting people and JX'operly -and we'd like every taxpayer in Meigs County 10 stop by our . Currently aewer systems In _. IO,CIIIO people may lnballit I. L. Smltb, Rockwell Rev .Robert B~garn~r offices and see the extensive diJl:r recorda that we keePRacine, Syracuae and 1118111111' ot the PahndaJe ~ cnaft in apahoeiU . e tbeer m detailing every single activity of all our deputies every hour of RuUand are under study. facility, CIDijl&reCi Ita advela made necessary by ~~e· wBuriaClewlllm . Y· the day and n!Abt. This meeting, to be held to the tr IDiilion In tbe cHm!n!thq .-cea and Frlendl may call at the In recent years, people all acroes the land bave ~ Monday afternoon, Sept. 20 at pioneer claye ofavlatiCII wben room 111 earth. Rawlings.Coata Funeral confidence In elected publlc officials because of the varioWI 3:15pm. will be in the Meigs the leata of Cblrlea Tbe orlliter camot go to the Rome Saturday after lOa. m. scanclalt that hive touched even the White House and tl!e county court room of the Undber&h gave WIJ to • any odler planet but until Sunday at 12:30 p. m. Congresa in Washington . courtllo~~~e at Pomeroy. commercial fllgbh it could provide tbe Tbe tendency II to more doubt and IUIPiclon It is apoilaored jointly by culminating in tocla)"a grell tranaportation to such when the body will be taken to the church to He in state prior Bull hive made a determination llQI to be vj~tlmized by the Meigs County com- airlines. colmJiet to the service. this natlcinal trend. • missioners and the Meigs "It might be laid tblt It Tbe crdt ill tmJpoaed of Bob Rartenbach willllQt relinquish the office of sheriff Oi County Reglooal Planning llliDI the termlnatlmt d the , Orbiier, two 1111811 Meigs County by refusing to fight. , ' Commlalon to JX'ovide local exploraUon of 1pace and rocket~ and an atemal liquid POWERFUL PUlL I hereby cballenge those who hive engaged In tbli vtcic+ Input in the program. beginning d eaploitalllln d fuel tank wblcb wUJ be LAKE CRYSTAL, Minn. 8iilear campaign agalnat me to ldentlly themaelves to IJtalld Buckeye HW-Hocldng Valley 1p1ce," Smith said. "U la jetUaootd after rocket (UP!) - Ron Barga and Regional Development go~ to make apace pay oil laundl, tbe lint d wblch will Nfrm Smith of Anaonlo, Ohio, and fight In the open - to cune fortli with hard evidence Md facls and to quit hiding In secrecy. • Disl!ict has agreed to write for us." be frcm Cape CBnaver-.1. Will lint pllce In the 12,001). · !know in my heart that I have eieCUtecl my duties witb the revised OEDP at ·no The black and white craft, (m that occasion it will pound unlimited tractor additional cost to the county. whose IIUIJtinga make II look circle tbe earth 22 ilmes with puiJing contest at Farmfett dlplty, and within the framework of the law. I believe 1 Illit earned the confidence of tbe people of Meigs C®lty And fro1 two piJola lnd glide to I '78 'llllnday with a pull far this clay forward, I will fight my detracton -and . . them !Jl Iandini Ill tbe ftlt dry lilt m.d of the runnenAijl. llhowthe same courage. it's lime lor themtoputup,or shut ur: lall:e bed at Edwardll Air Ffrce Base, Calif. • Roekwell h11 been tbe ~ prime contractor lor tbe •• 1p1ce lhUie but lllerally thouaandl of otber firma participated Jn ill COD• llrudlon. corn ayrup are all el ther newapaper, P.' ,0. Box 1551, · glucose, fructose or com· jladio Ci!y Station, New • blnatlons of these into double York, NY 10019. FWSHJNG ORDERED By IRA R. AlLEN barbs at AFL-CIO President . Alabama, but Indicated ~ Clrbohyd~alts are lm· sugars. The only advantage SYRACUSE The WASRING'IQN (UPI) George ~eany. Dole scored pleuureat~epoJnt-r•L~ from Ute nutrition point of p~rtanl to good health. The . SyriCUie Boai'd. of Public ,..,._,W8DtecJ RWmelt," an '-v••"ItWI .. _, ,,...vUy by noting hil and addition of ~• Minneaota. jj view Is that the fruita also foods such as fruita and Aflalrs baa ordered water aide to Bob Dole llld after i'relldent Ford's OjlpOiillon on the way to Birmingham," give you impfrlant vitamins vegetables and cereab linea Ollftd Saturday, Sept. 1be I'OIJiing reception he Will to tbe COIIliiiCII altus picketing he quJwal reatgnedly. and minerals for your dlel contain many of the im· 18. In llollton Tlllrsday night fllt bill and charging Democratic There were report~, denied pius some bulk from fruit portant vitamins and ID anti-labor apeecb to tbe prealdential candidate by Dole's JX'ell aecretary, fiber. The lillounl of sugar in minerall you need fw a --~--------f\ Auoclated Builders and Jimmy "-•-'th -oftd his ... _t u ..... _ 0 < Con .,......,.. "' wu"' .... ,,...__,tl Rep'lbllcana these is handled etaclly Ute balanced diet. Even the .~~ '-tion e•-ller, fortunes to the giant lallor demanded his - · • c e llame as your body prDCeslea concentrated calorie foodl ,.. our-.,. "'""'"'' """' -·-1••"-. , and that the Wblte ......-Rouse _ro,.. ~--...., ' iable augar. Even Ute starch IIICh u the starches and ......,,.,. Vl~e Prealdent. Nelaon "Hedoesalot.of-'••"ftO inallted 1 Dole found In a potato or corn Is aweets are impwtant10uroes ,_.. ,_ ••• Rockefeller, takinl Dole but .... watch lib;; "::"'to' on t. llld he broken down by dl&esllon to of energy and often make it bla home ltlte bad ~ · . •- of w' was Invited earllet In the ..... ..,. ,.,._. ' · Out the pocllet of weekbui-....,.itup~•glucose and handled the I8D1e possible to JX'ovide enough _ _,_, ane raw meat of hla 01111 for · Iaber after It IIJ)endl ~ Secr«ar:r_,.E;j calories In the diet without way. _ .. 1 , about 211 dtantl~C proteston. mllllona to try lo elect him " Bull aJrel!dY waa 1,_-.., I am sending you Tbe resorting. to eating exCIIII II • · It came In the fonn of Dole said. ' "But slitce th Health ~Iter number U, llllOunta of fats. 111 ........ - · ...... Rocli:efeller'l upraised Dole Wll to ..,..._ today'• (Sen. w-·~) ~:-,, _J Sugar and Starch: Car· I must point out that fruit -nil. middle I""' ''r- idl .....,., . .._. - · - ---·· -er- ~lllLng CIIIIJIIIcningwitbupeecltto (Sen. Rubert) HIIIIIJibre:r ~drates, to give you a contaU. very Utile protaln, - ..w • In kind," he uid to tha Multiple Sclerolll Society bin been , then and there better ldel of wbat car· not enough lor a decent diet. , ~-::-,, ~·=·lrg::· vi In Wllllbin&ton and lhlli WU were tbe Dtlrmallnquirlel," ~drates are and how y011r 1billack of protein In fruit Ia -~ e n I ce to 1ppear at ''Fil'llllelt '78" Dole IIJd. body handles them. Old you why certain fad dlellllilt are ..::;',!.:.:~ -r pmlcleat'a showmanship 1n Qoyeilll.Me, Minn., lnd at Help Ia Cll tbe Wll1 fur tbe know that your body can m~Uy fruit and lacldn& In 1 '"''"" ....... ., Tbundlly In Buffalo, a GOP fundrilaer In often dlaorpnlred n..•- -connrt aome prottinl to lood protein 10urces tre 10 · -• _ _ , _ , _ Rocbuter, S'/ncun, -~-·"'"-Ala ..-~ lllucoae (dntroae )? Olherl clarwerous to :rour health. • " ' - - - . . .ft ...... _ . _ and N y...a. -~""-"' • palp Fonner ,.., 11C11a1c1 11 .... -aty...-Jlllllt Jan taqlt "' •n The ,MIQnesota trip Is Reagin ld"'- •:!N...,_ who want this lnformalloo You must rely 111 Pllethlnl .,..._.,_,__..,....... tbe ___ . , - 1 _,.._.. w f t. . . . . . . . . ~-::, can aend a long, allmped, besldea fruit to provide ·-··- ... ......., ....... the .. claf,lbea .....-......Mollie _ . ,... _ ,........... .... _, ' llnlu lellltar-~· - • ............ CQ!Ientlon wilhln llldl aelf-eddresled envelope with needed protein In your diet • ::!tlf!-'~~•lltblng Dolt campalp, bat lbe ·new 111m of..,_ 191 50 centa for II. Send your you will have serious - , wv . • , Cllnclldata Wll not witb Wbl ............ letter to me In care of tlU JX'Oble~. AI the cODvenlion, a entlmal'ltlc lbout it. II . _ !raining II natural audience for hla Dole bad plamed to be In coming •board. By J. R. KIMMINS COLUMBUS (UP!)- The cost of funding the state ~edicald deficit , roae 'lbunday to $167 mll1iQn, but according to legislative budget analysts 75 per cent of ·the extra eq~e~ will be paid by the federal government. The Medicaid-welfare relonn bill, put together by legislaUve Democrall, was ICheduled for a Senate Boor vote today. Quick CCIIcurrence by the Ho111e wu eJpeCted · to send the lawmakers home ~after the NOYember elec Democrats orig1 Jly JX'Opoaed an appropriatilll of $114 mtJilon to ~/Public Welfare Department · to al)eviate the shortage of ~edicaid fundl Tbe bill increued to $125 mllllon earlier this week in the lifo II!~ .-JII reached a $lt9 plateau mill after 11 added by Finance the Cnmmittee. Democnts say an extra $18 mllllon will become available to Ohio fer Medicaid from tbe federal government on~ ·· President Ford signs a l¢llc wotks biD. , '"'bis bW wiD eliminate · . • -L,.,..,., , __,. , !::""':. ... - ·-,-:I .. · ·rw ,,..,_,. .. ., -· · -I , • · -. .:= ..:;: .., - ... • I =.:":.""::""'..... ".... "' I • I . ·• •By JOE JUUAN0 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. regional televlaion audience. The Llolll' defense, with just two senior starters; bad much." The Buckeye running game, praised by Penn State coacb Joe Paterno as "one of the best running attacks In the country," Is sparked by newcomers Jell Logan and Rod Gerald and holdover starter Pete JohliiOn. Logan, the repilcement for two-time Hel8iilan Trophy winner Archie Griffin, gained 112 yards In only seven carries and scored three touchdowns last week. Gerald, a quarterback, added 104 yds. and two six-pointers • Geise. and lhe 241iJOUnd Johnson, since 1974, but only Steve U tbere II one thing the two who outweighs every completed four of them. "I was a UtUe disappointed coaches agree on, It Ia the member of the PeM State signllicance of how mucb defense, contributed his 40th Ute way we moved the baD, Improvement Is shown and Ust a~reer touchdowns! but you have to give Stanford uwe're sort _of in limbo," some credit for that,' ' between the flrat and second Ohio Stale coach Woody Paterno said. "I think It taltea games. To Hayes and Hayes sal~ . "We really don't a little longer for your offense Paterno, that Is a barometer know how good we are. But, to get lllgether, The offensive of how their teams 'will fare In a lot of ways, we showed line needs some Ume, but I'm the rest of the season. "We are going to need that we'll be a pretty good football sure they will be very thll week," Improvement adequate, perhaps even team.·~ Hayes said. Ills up to Paterno's defense outstanding." "We bave to gel a lot better Freshman fullback Matt to stop the Ohio State attack this week, if we are going to and keep the Uona in til!! Suhey keyed a more ·than be as good as we can be thia game as It !lid against adequate running game last year,'' Paterno 1111id. "This week, running for 119 yards. Stanford. ., · "We feel tbis Is a gfellt time He will be joined In the would be a crucilll week for for us to play them," Paterno backfield by quarterback us no matter whom we were said . . "We're coming off a John Andfess and tallbsck playing." good win over a great football . team. It's a week that is important to our development as a football team." Penn State had trouble on offense against Stanford. The Nlttany Lions attempted 22 passes, their hlghesl total . By RICK VAN SANT Among the overshadowed KINGS Mn.I..S, Ohio (UP!) "name" players wer~ Tom - Jack Nicklaus. was in bOth Weiskopf, stllllooklng for his · place. first 1976 win, and Ben . Lee Trevino was way back Crenshaw at 69, Nicklaus and In 92nd posiUon. defending cbampion Miller So w~o were the leaders Barber at 71 and Trevino at after the opening round of the 73. $150,000 Ohio Kings ·Island Although Nicklaus Open? · designed Ute course, he failed Don Pooley and Damy to make a birdie on It Edwards, a couple of 25-year· Thursday. olds unaccustomed to the "Seventeen pars, one PGA Tour limellght, led the bogey, and no birdies, not "charge of the unknowns" much of a round," shrugged . Thursday with sizzling four- Nicklaus. "It wasn't very UllderiJar ll(!s to share the exciting . . An unlnsplrlrlg lead .In the cha8e for the round," . ' By FRED DOWN $30,000 first prize. St!ll,, Jack wasn't worried UPI Sports Writer "People are going to read about being five strokes back. Manager Whitey Herwg's about me leading this tourna· "Shoot a good round tomor· young Kansas City Royals ment and they're going to row and I'D be right back are struggling to put the wonder who I am," ssld there," he said. fmishing touches on a line Pooley, who Is from season by winning the Riverside, Calif., a graduate American League's Western of Ute University of Arizona, Division title. and about dead last on the The team lncre85ed ilslead PGA money winnings list in the AL West to 41> games with $720 this year: Thursday by defeating the Edwards, from Edmond, California Angels, 2-0, on Okla., and a OklahOIIla State Buck Martinez ' two-run University product, homer in the' seventh inning, explained that he's a v~ual while the Minnesota Twins unknown for the simple fact beat the Oakland A's, 4-0. that "I haven't been playing Marty Pattin pitched a five· well." hitter to win his eighth game "But I am now;: added the Street Bike for the Royals while Blll suddenly · confident Singer shutout the A's on four youngster, hoping for his first Great handling ease to• hils win after two yean on the the tirsHimer. (UP!) -The lamed rushing attack ol Ohio State may not to CCIIIend with tbe eaploalve make tbe eu1b tremble but a passing attllck of Stanford young Penn State defense and quarterback Mike may feel It lain the middle of Cordova In Penn State's a Nlttany Valley earthquake opening 16-12 win. 1bil week all it bu to worry about Is the Saturday. That is when the ~td run, but that Ia quite a Buckeyes, frelh from a 463- concern. "We'D be more Involved in ly MILTON RIOIMAN yerd performance <JI the UPI 8perll Editor groWid in a 4t-21 win over belplng against the sweeps," ;;;NEW YORK (UPi) - Frank Robinson senses 10111ethlng'a Michigan State 1ut week, said Penn State cornerback face the . seventh-rated Nell Hutton. "I would prefer 'lql, and he'l right. , All somebody who has been around the big lee~s bet'.er . Nlttany Uona before a aellout to defend agalnll the pass, ~ 20yean now,heknOWI the leeUng that comes when.a ball Beaver Stadium crowd and a but they don't pass too ~ub he's with II thlnkln!l about letting lill!l go, and he's 'll.artlng to get aome d that feeling DQW. In their own mlndl, the Cleveland indians aren't aure 'Whether they are going to rehire Robinson. Tbey refuse to lillY ·,illlether he's ccmlng back next year and that's only because 11tey hCIItl!tly doo 'I know yet. . Tbe fact that they haven't extended hil c111tract yet Ia 11Qt a ~"bod llign, and Frank Robinaon knDWI that. BaH clubs, anxious 'tb han tbeir managers bact, generally get It dCIIe • at least gjve them 10me clue by this time. The lndlaiul h!lven't told . · •Robinson anything. One newapaperman 11111 down, put two and two together and By GENE CADDEB football and this year is I1Q yards, but Buckeye coaches '!lgured out that Roblnlon will manage the BaiUmore Orioles UPI Sports Writer exception,". said Hayes. ' said that wa~ .because of OOLUMBUS (UP!) .-Top- "Last year's Ohio State-Penil some missed assignments 'llext yeer, replacing Earl Weaver, but that doesn't neceuarlly add up either because Weaver may return with the Orioles. ranked Ohio Slate tacldee the Slate game was a great one and poor protection for ~ven If he doesn't, the first man in Une for his Job isn't Frank lirlt of .three rugged non· and I expect the same kind of quarterback John AndreS!~. The Buckeye offense, quesltobinson but Joe Altobelli, manager of the Orioles' Rochester conference opponents game this year." S&turclay, taking on Penn AlthoUgh Penn State bad to Uonable because of eight new (linn In the International League. >v Regardlesl of what bappens with the Orioles, the chief State in the Nlttany Lions' hang on in Ill victory over starters, sparkled In Ute ope· •reeaon tbe Indians aren't concerning them.selvee 10 much den. Stanford, Bockeye coaches ner. Sophomore quarterback •about Robinson foc next year' II because they're preoccupied The game will be the sixth feel the Nittany Uons might between the two sclioola, but have had other things on their Rod Gerald, making his first with something far more important to them than naming a minds. start, coulm'i bave been Ute first time the Buckeyes 'l'llanager, and that's llnandng the baD club. . ·~we think they were much better. He ran the "' Ted Honda, the lndi8118' President, has been doing all he can bave vilited University Park, to raise f6 million to pay back the l;oank loans that enabled the where the seventh-ranked looking past Stanford," said ·option play to perfecilon, :'8ub to keep operating. Banda Is try!ng to get the pr~nt Lions have been nearly Buckeye assistant Alex rushing for 104 yards and two 'Cleveland stockholders to Increase th!!ir holdings In Ute club invincible In recent years. · Gibbs. "They've been 'touchdowns, . ·Wblle the Uona 'dawned pointing lor us and felt that . Tailback Jeff U>giln, also ''6hdat thesametlmehe's.looklng to bring In new llockholders. ftol!lnson hu done a fine job moving the Indians up to third Stanford 15-12 last week, the Stanford was going' to be a getting his first start, gained 112 yards in only seven tries,. Place and the best tesUmonlalto that is nobody ever refers to Buckeyes opened the season cskew~." In the opener, Ohio State's scored on runs of 3, 68 and 75 'l\lm as tbe major leagues' first black manager any moce. Still with a 49-21 victory over it's entirely possible some of the llockholders might like to see Michigan State, rolling to a defense was just as tough as yards and had another 72Janother manager running the club before they shell out any 42-0 margin early In the third expected, with the possible yard scoring run called back. And, of course, there was 1nore money. Now you know why Ted Booda keeps sayllig he quarter. And, that easy win exception of the pass defense ~lias no comment regarding Robinson for next yea~, and why bothers coach Woody which allowed the Spartans fullback Pete Johnson, down three second half TDs. On the to 241 pounds and running ~l'hil Seghl, the Indians' general manager, says. the same thing. Hayes, "The biggest disadvantage ground, though, Michigan better than ever. Last year's '" At 41, Robinson still pinch hils now and then and takes an 'IJccaslonal bJrn as designated hitter even though his legs give In a win like that," said State got only 54 yards. national scoring champion ~liim trouble and his eyes aren't as aharp.as they used to be. He Hayes, ''is that they might PS had some trouble scored a pair against the "lias appeared In 35 games this year and although his nine RBis, think things are always to moving the ball against Spartans and gained 99 yards :'ihree hQ!lle runs and .212 batting average aren't calculated to come that easy." Stanford, totaling only 289 ln. 12 carries. ''illrlke the kind of fear into pitchers' hearts, Robinson says he ' But, anybody who saw I~ · yards, although freshman "In a lot of ways we showed sUll would like to ·keep playing next year. Tbat's. perfecUy year's 17-9 Ohio State win lullhack Matt Suhey ground we'll be a pr.etty good lootball ,tiinderstandable because under tenns of his contract with the over Pelin State, the .Bucks' out 119 yards in 23 carries. team," said Hayes. The ·:mdlans, he can make as much as $1'75,000 a year If he plays first In five tries, knows The Lion passing attack game, which starts at 3; 20 sputtered with only four coin· p.m., will be televised better." ) mough. .,..,, As for Robinson heading for BalUmore, Hank Peters, the "Pem State is always one pletlons in 22 tries for 81' regionally by ABC. ·Orioles' general manager, says Weaver is the manager of tbe of the top teams In college :".J:Jub at the moment and conceivably may be ba.ck again next year. "' • •'We're not doing anything about our manager until after the sea11011 and Earl understands that," Peters says. "A one-third of the 1501lewspaperman called me up and told me there wu a story ". . guess this was the most man field shooting par or "lhat Franl\ Robinson might come back here. To be absolutely · Press Others find unbeatens· Ohio Kevin Murphy, both injured Important homer of my better at the Jack Nicklaus truthful about it, lhia II the first time his name has come up in By United University at 'Kent State in last week's game. That career,'' .said the 27-yearold Golf Center, a . half-dozen •ihat coonectlon. Frank was an extremely popular player In 1Dte11111Uonal •Baltimore and most people feel he is maldng progress at this It's do . or die Ume for meeting at Kent, Eastern m8kes five projected Toledo Martihez. "I have to think golfers were Ued for third Michigan at Bowling Green · starters now out with that we're in the driver's with 67s - Gay Brewer, , "jioint as a manager. 'lbat'sflne as far as It goes. However, we Miami's Redskins. and Toledo at Central injuries. seat." Wally Armstrong, ~ondard "are taking no action regarding a manager untll the end of the The pre season pick to win Michigan. Cincinnati, a 21·14 victor Martinez hit his homer in Thompson, Blll Kratzer, Ron • sea11011." · · a fourth straight •Mid. "Our season begins over Tulane In its opener,· the seventh inning after Cerrudo and Bob E. Smith. •·· U Earl· Weaver should leave to manage the Callfornla American Conference title Saturday as the most takes on its second straight Frank Tanana had held the · At 68 were host pro Bob *S.Mifonrn~•-'-4 :~gels, the Orioles wlll seleci their new manager the same Miami has dropped its flrsi 1111 pttet .. .. .._... . ...... •way m~ of the other big league clubs do. Tbey'H get up a liSt two games for the first Ume important objective is to win Louisiana team Saturday Royals to one hit. Fred Patek Wallace , Mac Mc~~don, prlp, ""-· ..... lind loallla•"· Prll;,. ""ftC! to CMnfl Wll'*'1 r101tce. -·of candiclates and then conalder them one by ooe. since 1965 14-10 to . North the MAC title," said third· night when the Bearcats doubled and Martinez, Andy North, John Lister, ·"· The first name on the list, though, is bound to be Joe Carolina ' and 21·16 to year Miami coach Dick tangle with Southwest batting ninth In the order, Barry Jaeckel, 89b Zender, Crum, who dropped two Louisiana. followed with his fifth homer. Larry Nelson and Bob Wynn, J&R Sport Shop : :Altobelli. From Ute way Ute Orioles talk about him plus the Marshall Other major games in the Tanana suffered his lOth who shot a hole-in.one on the 748 e . Main 997.21 14 regard they bavefar him, I'd have to bet he'd get the Job. Now ·the Redsklna are games in a row for Ute first m - ·- ·---- ·• Ume. state· this weekend find loss against 16 victories 212-yard eighth hole, using a ......,.oy, o. faced with the job of ' "The first two games are Dayton hosting Villanova In a although he allowed only five three wood. M rebounding against one of its top challengers for the history," Crum remarked. night contest; Tennessee hits, walked two and struck -· crown, Dave "We must remove the Tech at Youngstown State out four. conference · Cecil Cooper and Jim Rice Sox 4, Brewen 3: Dan Ford hit two· run McClain's Ball Stat~ fumbles that have been and Central State at Ashland, singled off reHever Danny killing our offense." and Morehead State (Ky.) at homers in the fourtl;l and "' Rookie Butch Hobson hit a Frisella to open the ninth. Cardinals. Miami has had 10 fumbles Akron, both at night. sixth innings and Blll Singer •D\'(H'IJII homer with two Olit in Dwigbt Evans hit into a The Miami-Ball State and a pass Interception ih the All . 14 Ohio Conference pitched a fourhitter for the Sunday the 19th, beginning at 12 :\he ninth inning giving Boston double play but ·then Hobson CCIItest is one of several key two losses. teams also swing into action Twins, who dealt the A's seaaon MAC contests noon. This chicken is to go only so Jls victory at Milwaukee. The connected for his game· early ·Ball State, which beat this week · in nonconference hopes a hard blow. being played Saturday. Brewers held a 3-2 lead when winning htmer. please bring your own container. Louisiana Tech, 41·28, last action . It was the fourth shutout of weekend in Its only start, loll Musklngum, the defending the season lor Singer . B o s to n d e f e ·a t e d a 35-28 thriller to the champion, opens at home Redsklns a year ago in against Marietta, while Milwaukee, 4-3, and Texas Oxford after trailing at one Wittenberg, runnerup to. the scored a >4 victory over time by a~ margin. Muskies and also second in Chicago In the other AL Quarterback Art Yaroch the NCAA Division III games. New York at paced the Cards' victory Qver playoffs, is at Western Cleveland was rained out. Tech, scoring three timeS and Kentucky. passing for anotl!er TO, while Other games involving Earl Taylor, a transfer from Ohio Conference teams Miami, rushed for 97 yards In include Baldwin-Wallace at 15 tries to lead the ground Lehigh; Valparaiso at attack. Denison; Albion at Mount The game is a vital one for Union; Ohio Wesleyan at Ball State. The Cardinals DePauw; Kenyon at play only five conference Otterbein; Capital at games and if they can get by Wilmington; Heidelberg at Miami, bave only four teams Georgetown; Wooster at picked to finish in the second Canisius; Alma at Ohio division left on their Northern and Centre at conference schedule. Oberlin. The Kent.Qhio game pits a pair of 1.0 teams, the Bobcats tripping Eastern Michigan Tonioh. t's uames 23-71n their opener two weeks "t> ,.., . agoandKent,inamildupset, Meigs at Ripley beating Central Michigan 20- Gallipol is ot coal Gro• e 10 last weekend . Jackson al Wheeler sbur g Logan at Hilliard Bowling Green, despl\ e the Ports . west at wa• erly lossoffullbackDanSaleetfor Wellston at Nels .. vork S. It's been designed to I. Ahigh voltage ignition 3. Hot chamber magne· ton CH al Chilli cot he last ill least twice as long as sium die-casting makes the system and an efficient the season because of a knee Washing Rock Hill at Minford injury, should get Its first Southern ot Hannan Tra ce as any other 11aw like it. housing tougher. And the combustion chamber rda over Eas t ern at Symmes Val ley 6. And by lasting twice as Satu Win whole saw lighter. MAC means it'll>tart work Y Federal Hocking· at Wahama long it'll really only cost Eastern Michigan. V inton County at Oak Hill when you do. Eve ry time. 4. Balanced fuel and oil Tbe FalCCIIS roUed 22-7 North Ga lll o et Zane Trace tank capaciti!lS keep you about half as much. z. A "no·thumbS:' fully Hannan at Sou thwestern from having to refill one over Syracuse last Saturday, P t. Pleasant al Dunbar automatic chain oiler Jed by a healthy Dave SATURDAY when there's still plenty lets you concentrate on Preston, while Easfern-1eU · ~~~~~~~ ot columbus st . in the other. cutting. Not oiling. ' for the second tJme, 31-13 to Kyger Creek at Hunting ton The Best In Live Entertainment Western Michigan. Ross BG Coach Don Nehlen ' , admits "we could be ripe for an upset. But, I honestly think Rangers 5, White Sox 4: our klda will be ready to play. Lenny Randle scored three Tbey saw what happened to runs and drove in one with a Miami last week." triple leading the Texas ' Toledo, which loll 28-14 to Nelson Briles to his loth win Pomeroy, 0. 992-3629 Ma.sasachusetts In Its opener, against nine 'losses . Ken goes . again~! Central Kravec suffered his fourth Complete line of accessories & chain saw service Michigan minus two more loss In five decisions after 600 Main St. . 992·2094 Pomeroy, Q. startera, offensive guard being tagged for three runs Matt i.Jndsay and tailback and five hits in three Innings. Today'~ . Sport Parade Bucks in Lions' den first time Saturday r Unknowns grab lead in OKlO Royals inch-out to 4V2 lead C0 AND D0 IT I • • .f. M • · • l t 'S d0 0 r d le J0 r UJ m l pe·~:~t ':'t;~~ ~e ~ ~ to~ith ~ .::Red CHICKEN BARBECUE Sponsored by the Orange Twp. Vol. Fire Dept. 1------------------' APPEARING FOR THE.FIRST TIME AT THE INN PLACE HERE'STHE 015. FEELINGS 4. Piece Group From Lanc:aster' 0. 10 til 2 HERE'S WHY IT'S ASTIHI:. ...... THE MEIGS INN AND HERE'S THE BEST PlACE AROUND TO GET IT. POMEROY HOME & AUTO e. �• S-Tbelllily SeNinei,Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, 0 .,-Frilllly, Sept.17, lf/8 ed Bucks to face Nittany Lions Sheriff Hartenbach (C.tlntMcl frCIIt pqe I) RUSSElL BAILEY, LEFI', AND Hobart Dllloo, G•ll!pnlla buainessmen, JX'epare to takeoff in one of the hovercrafls. They are arranging fw a dealership to sell the new all«<I!!Ol sports vehicle. Hurricane (Continued fmn page 1) enable the driver ~ · one passenger to ride on a cuahlonil.f over snow, water, ice nd. During the demons on, drivers of the vehicles zipped from con· crete to grass to water as tlloll8h riding magic carpels - a little more noisy, however. The vehicles named "H .u rricane" are manufactured in Toledo. '!bey operate on a fuel of guollne and oil combined about four and one-half gallons In an hour and li half. 'l1le bodies are made of flberglaas and the cushion 1llllilr each vehicle, which becomes alr.fllled when the motor is started, Is made of ua.. vinyl which is easily repaired in case it is damaged. Steering is done through .a pair of handlebars com· parable to those on a bicycle. Open space is needed for operation of the vehicles because sharp turns cannot be made. Here to view Ute demon· stration were Russell Bailey and Hobart Dillon, Gallipolis businessmen, who were so impressed that they have agreed to tate on a dealer· ship for Gallia and Mason Counties. Ben Ewing of Pomeroy who chanced to be passing the demonstrallon · site, stopped to give one of the crafts a whirl. Everyone at the site was fascinated by the new vehicles which seem to be the eptome In recreational equipment. Ohio mine safety law has new life OOWMBUS (tiPI) -With lbe belp Ill tbe United .Mine wan.. c1 America, llftlifl! llu bel!ll tn.tbed into a clarmmt deep liD safety biD, lbe lint omblal of Olio In • U.t subject in 35 ,... Tile llate SeDIIe 11'11 to 111te toda)' on lbe meepre, pried oat of tbe Rules Committee Tburaday fllllowlul • llay Ill almolt ~"""' wben tbe UMW · td Ill a pair of •mendmentl. 4Jtbe•cb tbe key to the - " " 11'11 ~ dan 1mendment requiring certification of mine . . . i•«•deuta, 1M Ho.-e - apecttd to go along. It lip Vied the- provillm lite ... Ml:r. Ilea. Rtrr:r Melbel, D· YOIIII(IIIoWD, pllnntd to offer lbe oetllf.retim IIIIMQnenl M wellM a prwiiiCII ffr the adolttaDiif pneral'a oll!ce Ill t.Jdle. ~ In wblch dllqll a& 1lllllfe mlnlntl pndJCII ll'tllken to court. Tbe bill, wblch would'over· baul (IUo's deep mine safety law fllt the flnt time in _35 years, was botlled up In tbe Rula ()wmn!Uee since May beca~~~ethe UMW objected to a series of amendments ~~.ned by tbe Emrgy and Envlranmmt Commltiee. Sponaon of the legialatilll and HoUle and Senate leaden met Thetday with Amold Miller' natiCIIal JX'esicleut of the UMW, wbo asJrecl U.l II bepautd. The certification requirement, approval by the Holllll but removal by the Senate committee, bM been regarded 811 crillciJ to tbe biD's tffectiveneae by tbe UMW. Mine openton hive lelltlfled II wu 11nrw. ary. The meaaure conforms 1aw to federal deep nline aalet:r standardl on underground roofing, vemllatloo, eacapeways and aan!tary facilities. It allo provides for additional Inspectors and Increases their pay. auo DR. LAMB . JnenfoJ..-tiiiiiJ llfe,ltilmypu' dill, my cartfl'. It Ia no ldleputlme wltbme. It lai)OtiDIIII-1 wantllloolJinW becallllli bave notbla8 tile to do wit!UD)' time. .,, A 1uDou1 tD111 once llid that ''there II DOlling .. belltvlbie as an olkepelted Ue." ".~ I hive nUlntd lhe aervteea d an atiCII'Diif, and we II'« making every elfcrt to triCe the IOIII'Ile of tbe1e I'IJIIMa'i. U w;, 1re ·able to get to the root It the golllp, I am pnpared to file~ IJII&IIllllilll dollar aJander and cJeflmatJCII of cblrlcfM llwaull. Tracking down rumen like theae Ia mucb mn dlfftclll$ Doable Play than trac:Jdrw doWDa crlmlnll. bec~~~~e people wilo qqeln t1lreHl,clt Dlllilber -* . this 1011 of activity are co1111'Cla. ·~'-: (ltve-...,..•ero). . 1 hereby 1saue lhll cblllenge: If there Ia a siJI8}e aoullil Ftve-dtJII aumber Meigs County _ w anywhere else - w11o baa any knowledge =)~lOIII'- • Dine-IDIII' that I hive engaged ln Wept activity, in any fuhloll, let hl,w • servlees without prior approval of the General Assembly. Tbe only exception would be prcH'IItl reductious In lllll'linc heme I DEAR DR. LAMB _ 1 li1l lrylng to cut down on my IIPi' In tate and In general . dtaJWt my diet to a ffi()re ballnctd and healthful one. I'm COilfuled by Ute dif. fereJICI between sucrose and datroae IIIPfl. 1 know the food value of refined susar to be nU bat lithia only true for 1111r1 fmn cane, beet and maple? Belir 1bouhugar present In dalel and other fruita, ut. dJII)' dried 011e1? Trying tp lllbelllllle fruit JX'O\tln lor 11111t protein would not be . . , wllboat tat1ng 10me am Wile d dulrole lli8U' ..._IIIII II melabollzed as wm•c tile. DBAa READER - Your ID...U.O Ia lladlble but ·11 Jill wW flrlln me 'I• lick Ill Jmowlldle Ia fllltulle. YCII do 111111 belp 111 meet ,..,. Your Jetlfr llliiD'I IDcorreet single susars. Dextr~ is just another name for glucose. Su!:rose is ordinary table lllgBr. All refined sugars are very high In food value. They contain Jots of calories. The problem II what they lack. In tbe relining process, vitamlnll, minerall and bulk are eliminated. Tbls Is true whelller the lllgBr comes from beets, cane, or other sources. ··Your digestive tract breaks down IIIICI'DII! into glucose and fructole 10 II can be · absorbed. Otherwise you would never get any of II Into your blood. The lructoae is eventually changed to gliiCOae fw melabolilm to yield -rgy. Tbe only other Important single lllgBr Is galaciOie.llls combined with a!UCOie to form lactoae - mtlk supr. So, plactoae II found only In adlk. It lllo II converted to llucoae evenlullly to lie a dotlllle eupr, melallollzed. 11 It " • CCiftiiiiiiii!CII . Tbe 111111'* Ul fl•ui .. Ul' In 111111rtac*' -.., r : ·: Mrs. McComas Thursday Man steps to· and new space age -Iller. $1.55::;, Revised Dole in heavy anti-labor speech to contractor ~ assn. Reader missed boat on accuracy By LliwJ-t E. Lamb, M.D. · mtJi1on wu needed to ofbet the deftc:ll in the Medicaid program. Methel badge,red Welfare Dlrect.or Kwegyir Aggrey in jla)'IIM!IIts. the ccmmlttee ~ Cll Gov. J81JlflS A. Rllldes' dtfftrentde!lcltestimatesthe original proposal to fund the alate has ginn. · the Medicaid defldt wu a 12 per legillllure this year. Sla•diiU umber ..:.. step!'::~ to subject myself lind iD.Y office to the clolelt tUett (lour-t•ree-alae- poulble llc:rutlny, and would welcome any ldnd 'ill. , cent cut in Aid to'Dependent Tbe 11111tor main~, Oli1G'en benefits, fl mllllCII howe,..., th8tthe lncreUe in ael'l!'llfat eae). invllll.lgatlon, either by a county grand jury, or ltlte or feclel\1 in selected budget cuts and an the total awopriltiCII of the Wlutng Colw - Blue. autboriUes. overall stlte apendlng ~edlcaid )IIICbgle did not ::~~~:::::~~:s.~:::~:»~::*~~~::~::$::...':~::~:~-: Now, let's talk about clruCS ln Meigl County. We all kno,w reductiCII nnglng frCIIt 1.5 validate tbe GOP CCIItention that marijuana and the use of odler drup Ire wldeapr.il. per ceni to 2 per cent. all along tblt the deficit wu This is a problem tblt every hamlet. every county and in flc:t A secood, and perhlops far larg• than Democrats every state and llaUon laces. llllft importan\, aection d lddl ! I I ! ~ in the orlliJtll bill. .l!es Bull can assure the people of Meigs C®lty that we do~ the Mediclid bW would Amlin« Ute ~ fulur'es W bave a "major" drug problem. Certalnl,y, thei'e Is 10me use ~ aulhcrize the ·~" d of the welfare reform bW marijuana. "' seven state rotary funds - ,are: Mrs. Julia Margaret Me· But state and natlooal a-lme llaliltiCII show, CCIIclusive)l, Including the state kittery -"A 80-day deadllfte for Comaa, 88, Main St., Wd· that Ute crime rate In Meigs County is aubslantallly lower than, account, lbe general fund and llll'ling homes tO llibmlt cost dJeport, a teacher at Ute . any aurroundlng county. As a !nlltter of fact, ~eigs Cotm~ the hlgbway lnlprovenients np. ta to the sblte or lace . Middleport Elementary should be proud of the fact that our crime rate, Jl8i: capita,~ fund. termination of · their School for many years, died among the lowest In the United States. .. These fwlds could then be IIDIIIorllltiCII to receive ute Thuraday evening at Holzer I am tremendoual)' proUd of the reeord of my office. Ollr used periodically to e1ae the ~edlclld fundi. Medical Center following a recorda are open for all to see, and we welcome pu~ state's annual calb flow -RJ!mlnatlondmostprlor lingering illness. lnspecUon. ,• problems. nthcrialion reqalnments Mrs. McComas was born In the past few years, the sheriff's oftice bid made The Ohio Contractor's M- for recipients • 111e of March 3, 1908 In Gallia numberous drug arrest~. We are cmstantly alert and awae, sociation said 'l'lllrsday use ....Uiary Medicaid ll!inlces, County to the late Isaac and are working to make ~Iii that ~elgs County ~(. of . 10me blghway fundi for ...wuutq a ~ Elmer and Sarah Margaret ever bas a major crime problem. " thiS purpoae was that the Welfare Depmment Kelly Miller. She was also II Ia my contention tbat 8(1111e of the rumors have been unconstltulional. Plbmlt a udlilltlon pllll to JX'eceded In death by two stlrted by lhoae who, In fact, would like to see Melga County Republican legillaton and the C.lrllllq 11oan1 within sisters, Norma Usle and Iva opened up to drug trafflj:klng. , officids of the Welfare ' 30dayloftbetffectivedlted Ward, and two brothers, It Ia a commonly-lmown fact In law enforcement thalli¥! Department hive !Riintained the act. Doyle, and D. E. Miller. . majoc crime rate incre8lles as the use of .the so-callecl ~ fllt ~ tl!at at ltlll.!!lt $180 , · Mrs. McComas, a member · · drugs goes up. II is a fact that ~elga County has 11Qt bad 1!_11 of Heath United Methodist Increase In the ao-alled major crimes. Ills ~ow, and bM been, one of the safest and most 11.!1'· ., · Olurch, Evarwellne Olapter Order of Eastern Star, abiding counties anywhere. Ills my intentl111 to keep It t!J!!t any that an=m· of aP""''blllty lack of money will be the Middleport Business and way· · .;: used to cut welfare benefits," PlolessiiiiBI WOinen's Club· In 1976 alone from Janusry 1 through 8ept.l5- we bave said committee chairman was active with Class 12 of convicted 22 penona oo felony charges. Tbe 22 arrested ar,e Harry ~eshel of her church, the United currently serving time fllt these crimes. In accomplishing tills Youngstown. "We've gone ~ethodisl women •8 outstanding record, we hive man1ged to P.ut these crtmiJI8!a lbe extra mile to 1naure thai organization and was a behind bare without tremendoul apense tb the. tupayen of there will be no reduction In Sunday Scho!,l teacher for ~eigs Co~mty through gQO!l Investigative work, sound laW" the pmll!lll level of (welfare) sometblng na a borimoill several years She attended enbcement practices and eztractjng guilty pleas from th• services." By JACU. rox Of Ute 14ta1 $40 .m llllm PALMDALE, Calif. (UPI) penguin, will blve the Rio Grande ~liege and Ohio II'!Ued. We are JX'OOO that the tupaylng cltlzena of M9 · County have benefited from our work and that we hive been added \llirsdaY to the state's - ·The i!paceJlii4lllll, lifter 1 capability of taking into University SurviVIni! are her husband able to avOid, except In two cases, tbe eJpen&e of Illig aiid abare of Medicaid services daUIIng debut of men on the .Pee IICieatisU and laymen Lee w. McComas, a long: costlY trill JX"ocedures. . ... thi'ou&b June 1977, $30 mllllm IIIOCII and i'oboU 111 Man, wilo will not bin to iiDdergo superintendent of We bave been, and will continue to be, an effective apt! time wUI come from several moved into the worllba ae 't!le rigors of utronalit Micldll!port schools and later vigilant police fOrce, even though we are tremend~ federal funds. Tbe $10 mllllm stage IDday wltb IDII'Oductioa training. . c lerk of ·the Meigs Local understaffed. Our ?ffice bas ooly five d~es to take care of It lllo wiD act u aori d state portion will CCIIIe from of a baH · plan&baif rocket School DIStrict· a 8011 M-llgt . twenty-thouaand Citizens who live within the conflnell of 438 two 10urces: 'thai can make 1110 tripl Into tow.ftpBir Inlet, aenlclng _. rnillilll 11'0111 uplus earth orlit llld bact. JIBI'iptiCIIal and Edward Lee ~~ of ~ ~miles of land and more than a thousand miles d roadl. Because of Ute economic situation confronting all of us \II ~ uteDites while !bey are u s Marines at Indianapolis cash fnm the fiiC&l year The occasion was tbe I~d ·. a daughter Mrs' MeigsCo~mty,myopentlngbudgetfor1976is$82,500. in artJtt. It wiD lalD:b otbers, which ended June 30, lf/6, rollout of the lpiCe llbuttie Tbe village of Pimeroy alone bas a budg~t for Its poliCe revealed Tbunday by Budget Cl'biter "Enterprile" frcm I bring WNlier bldt to ~ George, Middleport; a sister Mrs carl (Marjorie) department of $I02,800. Director WWilm Wilkins. hangar at tJJis Mojl.e o..t earth llld ferrY I UCfl'l to Vanderhorr 'waldo· brother Little Vinton County, with a population d lilly 11,000, baa.a -45 million from tbe plant of Rockwell ll!Jlabl. lbltlng the I'CJiWt IDday Dennis ~lller, ~uisville; budget of $88,000- sa and one-baH thousand dollars~ 181u.d state a.~vpciltlm 1D lntematiCIIal in I cet WMIY attract a Volkswagen attended by top NASA and Wll NASA DireciGr Jlmea C. K and two . ter . 48 · than ~elgs County· Gallia County baa a budget of f119,800, Washington eowiiy P1etdler. Srhtdnlecf SjM"'kera ~ Gertrude~~· assem.tiy plant to Qhio. government ~fflclals. . One provision of the Tbe llbllUle, ~ bM IJIOIIl were Sella. .kim Tinley, !). ~ Miller both of Mid: baa a budget of $317,488. The budget for neighboring Atheaa • County is fl83,700. And our friends acro11the river in Masqn Jesislatlm 8llPfOill'laUng the · of tl:e feature• of a Calif., and Barry Goldwater. dJworl. money, 11 ametlded by the convenUonal plue, wUJ B-Aril., and Rep. OUn · Also surviving are three County, West Virginia, have an .allocatioll of m.e tb@n Senate commit:tee, at.olutely makes its flrii1D1181Dld te1t Teqae, D-Tu., cbllrman of granddaughters, Dianne and times in recent mootha, I bave called In federal aDd prohibits Ibe department fJlgbt p1ggybllck Ill i 747 am tbe Roue Committee on Patricia M_ccomas, In· state narcotics specialists to consull with our office Jo from cutting any welfare February wltb the inlupti Scimce and T!l"i"ringy. dlanapol.is • Marga ret determine theeldent of theSK:alled "drug JX'Oblem" In Meljs 1p1oe test flilbts IICbedllled 'lbe lllaUie Ia not the Middlepcrt, and five C®lty. Their Investigations lhow euelly what our 01111 do lor tbe early 1111101. fura- It lilY joy rides in George, grandsons, Michael, In· that ~elgs County does not have a major bard"""•d blem Unlike the ApoDo apace fur tbe publle. II ill far dlanapolis; Brian David and I' determined ~ ...never pro dQ!ls. . Ch 1 h m to see to it that Meigll County Jpacecraft, whlcb Jljllalbed too fAIN''""~~ that. Bre nt an d r1s op er have such a problem . down in tbe ocean and were However, NASA director In our office ~·ve never gone In ffr ·1-ans .:C. (Continued frCIIt page I) · never Ultd &gain, the lliuWe P1etdler bu fa ! 1! en a time George,.Middleport. Funeral aervlces will be 2 ,.. __ , .... b ~~~...,. Sewer systems in Pomeroy isdeslgnedtolandCIIIOIId in wlidl tba may be ''lplce p m· Sunday at Heath United -~uc.. - ut...., the National Guard, we are ever on tbe and Middleport. gromd. colmJiet" 011 wbldJ u many Metbocust Chutch with the alert. Whlle you aleep, we are protecting people and JX'operly -and we'd like every taxpayer in Meigs County 10 stop by our . Currently aewer systems In _. IO,CIIIO people may lnballit I. L. Smltb, Rockwell Rev .Robert B~garn~r offices and see the extensive diJl:r recorda that we keePRacine, Syracuae and 1118111111' ot the PahndaJe ~ cnaft in apahoeiU . e tbeer m detailing every single activity of all our deputies every hour of RuUand are under study. facility, CIDijl&reCi Ita advela made necessary by ~~e· wBuriaClewlllm . Y· the day and n!Abt. This meeting, to be held to the tr IDiilion In tbe cHm!n!thq .-cea and Frlendl may call at the In recent years, people all acroes the land bave ~ Monday afternoon, Sept. 20 at pioneer claye ofavlatiCII wben room 111 earth. Rawlings.Coata Funeral confidence In elected publlc officials because of the varioWI 3:15pm. will be in the Meigs the leata of Cblrlea Tbe orlliter camot go to the Rome Saturday after lOa. m. scanclalt that hive touched even the White House and tl!e county court room of the Undber&h gave WIJ to • any odler planet but until Sunday at 12:30 p. m. Congresa in Washington . courtllo~~~e at Pomeroy. commercial fllgbh it could provide tbe Tbe tendency II to more doubt and IUIPiclon It is apoilaored jointly by culminating in tocla)"a grell tranaportation to such when the body will be taken to the church to He in state prior Bull hive made a determination llQI to be vj~tlmized by the Meigs County com- airlines. colmJiet to the service. this natlcinal trend. • missioners and the Meigs "It might be laid tblt It Tbe crdt ill tmJpoaed of Bob Rartenbach willllQt relinquish the office of sheriff Oi County Reglooal Planning llliDI the termlnatlmt d the , Orbiier, two 1111811 Meigs County by refusing to fight. , ' Commlalon to JX'ovide local exploraUon of 1pace and rocket~ and an atemal liquid POWERFUL PUlL I hereby cballenge those who hive engaged In tbli vtcic+ Input in the program. beginning d eaploitalllln d fuel tank wblcb wUJ be LAKE CRYSTAL, Minn. 8iilear campaign agalnat me to ldentlly themaelves to IJtalld Buckeye HW-Hocldng Valley 1p1ce," Smith said. "U la jetUaootd after rocket (UP!) - Ron Barga and Regional Development go~ to make apace pay oil laundl, tbe lint d wblch will Nfrm Smith of Anaonlo, Ohio, and fight In the open - to cune fortli with hard evidence Md facls and to quit hiding In secrecy. • Disl!ict has agreed to write for us." be frcm Cape CBnaver-.1. Will lint pllce In the 12,001). · !know in my heart that I have eieCUtecl my duties witb the revised OEDP at ·no The black and white craft, (m that occasion it will pound unlimited tractor additional cost to the county. whose IIUIJtinga make II look circle tbe earth 22 ilmes with puiJing contest at Farmfett dlplty, and within the framework of the law. I believe 1 Illit earned the confidence of tbe people of Meigs C®lty And fro1 two piJola lnd glide to I '78 'llllnday with a pull far this clay forward, I will fight my detracton -and . . them !Jl Iandini Ill tbe ftlt dry lilt m.d of the runnenAijl. llhowthe same courage. it's lime lor themtoputup,or shut ur: lall:e bed at Edwardll Air Ffrce Base, Calif. • Roekwell h11 been tbe ~ prime contractor lor tbe •• 1p1ce lhUie but lllerally thouaandl of otber firma participated Jn ill COD• llrudlon. corn ayrup are all el ther newapaper, P.' ,0. Box 1551, · glucose, fructose or com· jladio Ci!y Station, New • blnatlons of these into double York, NY 10019. FWSHJNG ORDERED By IRA R. AlLEN barbs at AFL-CIO President . Alabama, but Indicated ~ Clrbohyd~alts are lm· sugars. The only advantage SYRACUSE The WASRING'IQN (UPI) George ~eany. Dole scored pleuureat~epoJnt-r•L~ from Ute nutrition point of p~rtanl to good health. The . SyriCUie Boai'd. of Public ,..,._,W8DtecJ RWmelt," an '-v••"ItWI .. _, ,,...vUy by noting hil and addition of ~• Minneaota. jj view Is that the fruita also foods such as fruita and Aflalrs baa ordered water aide to Bob Dole llld after i'relldent Ford's OjlpOiillon on the way to Birmingham," give you impfrlant vitamins vegetables and cereab linea Ollftd Saturday, Sept. 1be I'OIJiing reception he Will to tbe COIIliiiCII altus picketing he quJwal reatgnedly. and minerals for your dlel contain many of the im· 18. In llollton Tlllrsday night fllt bill and charging Democratic There were report~, denied pius some bulk from fruit portant vitamins and ID anti-labor apeecb to tbe prealdential candidate by Dole's JX'ell aecretary, fiber. The lillounl of sugar in minerall you need fw a --~--------f\ Auoclated Builders and Jimmy "-•-'th -oftd his ... _t u ..... _ 0 < Con .,......,.. "' wu"' .... ,,...__,tl Rep'lbllcana these is handled etaclly Ute balanced diet. Even the .~~ '-tion e•-ller, fortunes to the giant lallor demanded his - · • c e llame as your body prDCeslea concentrated calorie foodl ,.. our-.,. "'""'"'' """' -·-1••"-. , and that the Wblte ......-Rouse _ro,.. ~--...., ' iable augar. Even Ute starch IIICh u the starches and ......,,.,. Vl~e Prealdent. Nelaon "Hedoesalot.of-'••"ftO inallted 1 Dole found In a potato or corn Is aweets are impwtant10uroes ,_.. ,_ ••• Rockefeller, takinl Dole but .... watch lib;; "::"'to' on t. llld he broken down by dl&esllon to of energy and often make it bla home ltlte bad ~ · . •- of w' was Invited earllet In the ..... ..,. ,.,._. ' · Out the pocllet of weekbui-....,.itup~•glucose and handled the I8D1e possible to JX'ovide enough _ _,_, ane raw meat of hla 01111 for · Iaber after It IIJ)endl ~ Secr«ar:r_,.E;j calories In the diet without way. _ .. 1 , about 211 dtantl~C proteston. mllllona to try lo elect him " Bull aJrel!dY waa 1,_-.., I am sending you Tbe resorting. to eating exCIIII II • · It came In the fonn of Dole said. ' "But slitce th Health ~Iter number U, llllOunta of fats. 111 ........ - · ...... Rocli:efeller'l upraised Dole Wll to ..,..._ today'• (Sen. w-·~) ~:-,, _J Sugar and Starch: Car· I must point out that fruit -nil. middle I""' ''r- idl .....,., . .._. - · - ---·· -er- ~lllLng CIIIIJIIIcningwitbupeecltto (Sen. 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KIMMINS COLUMBUS (UP!)- The cost of funding the state ~edicald deficit , roae 'lbunday to $167 mll1iQn, but according to legislative budget analysts 75 per cent of ·the extra eq~e~ will be paid by the federal government. The Medicaid-welfare relonn bill, put together by legislaUve Democrall, was ICheduled for a Senate Boor vote today. Quick CCIIcurrence by the Ho111e wu eJpeCted · to send the lawmakers home ~after the NOYember elec Democrats orig1 Jly JX'Opoaed an appropriatilll of $114 mtJilon to ~/Public Welfare Department · to al)eviate the shortage of ~edicaid fundl Tbe bill increued to $125 mllllon earlier this week in the lifo II!~ .-JII reached a $lt9 plateau mill after 11 added by Finance the Cnmmittee. Democnts say an extra $18 mllllon will become available to Ohio fer Medicaid from tbe federal government on~ ·· President Ford signs a l¢llc wotks biD. , '"'bis bW wiD eliminate · . • -L,.,..,., , __,. , !::""':. ... - ·-,-:I .. · ·rw ,,..,_,. .. ., -· · -I , • · -. .:= ..:;: .., - ... • I =.:":.""::""'..... ".... "' I • I . ·• •By JOE JUUAN0 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. regional televlaion audience. The Llolll' defense, with just two senior starters; bad much." The Buckeye running game, praised by Penn State coacb Joe Paterno as "one of the best running attacks In the country," Is sparked by newcomers Jell Logan and Rod Gerald and holdover starter Pete JohliiOn. Logan, the repilcement for two-time Hel8iilan Trophy winner Archie Griffin, gained 112 yards In only seven carries and scored three touchdowns last week. Gerald, a quarterback, added 104 yds. and two six-pointers • Geise. and lhe 241iJOUnd Johnson, since 1974, but only Steve U tbere II one thing the two who outweighs every completed four of them. "I was a UtUe disappointed coaches agree on, It Ia the member of the PeM State signllicance of how mucb defense, contributed his 40th Ute way we moved the baD, Improvement Is shown and Ust a~reer touchdowns! but you have to give Stanford uwe're sort _of in limbo," some credit for that,' ' between the flrat and second Ohio Stale coach Woody Paterno said. "I think It taltea games. To Hayes and Hayes sal~ . "We really don't a little longer for your offense Paterno, that Is a barometer know how good we are. But, to get lllgether, The offensive of how their teams 'will fare In a lot of ways, we showed line needs some Ume, but I'm the rest of the season. "We are going to need that we'll be a pretty good football sure they will be very thll week," Improvement adequate, perhaps even team.·~ Hayes said. Ills up to Paterno's defense outstanding." "We bave to gel a lot better Freshman fullback Matt to stop the Ohio State attack this week, if we are going to and keep the Uona in til!! Suhey keyed a more ·than be as good as we can be thia game as It !lid against adequate running game last year,'' Paterno 1111id. "This week, running for 119 yards. Stanford. ., · "We feel tbis Is a gfellt time He will be joined In the would be a crucilll week for for us to play them," Paterno backfield by quarterback us no matter whom we were said . . "We're coming off a John Andfess and tallbsck playing." good win over a great football . team. It's a week that is important to our development as a football team." Penn State had trouble on offense against Stanford. The Nlttany Lions attempted 22 passes, their hlghesl total . By RICK VAN SANT Among the overshadowed KINGS Mn.I..S, Ohio (UP!) "name" players wer~ Tom - Jack Nicklaus. was in bOth Weiskopf, stllllooklng for his · place. first 1976 win, and Ben . Lee Trevino was way back Crenshaw at 69, Nicklaus and In 92nd posiUon. defending cbampion Miller So w~o were the leaders Barber at 71 and Trevino at after the opening round of the 73. $150,000 Ohio Kings ·Island Although Nicklaus Open? · designed Ute course, he failed Don Pooley and Damy to make a birdie on It Edwards, a couple of 25-year· Thursday. olds unaccustomed to the "Seventeen pars, one PGA Tour limellght, led the bogey, and no birdies, not "charge of the unknowns" much of a round," shrugged . Thursday with sizzling four- Nicklaus. "It wasn't very UllderiJar ll(!s to share the exciting . . An unlnsplrlrlg lead .In the cha8e for the round," . ' By FRED DOWN $30,000 first prize. St!ll,, Jack wasn't worried UPI Sports Writer "People are going to read about being five strokes back. Manager Whitey Herwg's about me leading this tourna· "Shoot a good round tomor· young Kansas City Royals ment and they're going to row and I'D be right back are struggling to put the wonder who I am," ssld there," he said. fmishing touches on a line Pooley, who Is from season by winning the Riverside, Calif., a graduate American League's Western of Ute University of Arizona, Division title. and about dead last on the The team lncre85ed ilslead PGA money winnings list in the AL West to 41> games with $720 this year: Thursday by defeating the Edwards, from Edmond, California Angels, 2-0, on Okla., and a OklahOIIla State Buck Martinez ' two-run University product, homer in the' seventh inning, explained that he's a v~ual while the Minnesota Twins unknown for the simple fact beat the Oakland A's, 4-0. that "I haven't been playing Marty Pattin pitched a five· well." hitter to win his eighth game "But I am now;: added the Street Bike for the Royals while Blll suddenly · confident Singer shutout the A's on four youngster, hoping for his first Great handling ease to• hils win after two yean on the the tirsHimer. (UP!) -The lamed rushing attack ol Ohio State may not to CCIIIend with tbe eaploalve make tbe eu1b tremble but a passing attllck of Stanford young Penn State defense and quarterback Mike may feel It lain the middle of Cordova In Penn State's a Nlttany Valley earthquake opening 16-12 win. 1bil week all it bu to worry about Is the Saturday. That is when the ~td run, but that Ia quite a Buckeyes, frelh from a 463- concern. "We'D be more Involved in ly MILTON RIOIMAN yerd performance <JI the UPI 8perll Editor groWid in a 4t-21 win over belplng against the sweeps," ;;;NEW YORK (UPi) - Frank Robinson senses 10111ethlng'a Michigan State 1ut week, said Penn State cornerback face the . seventh-rated Nell Hutton. "I would prefer 'lql, and he'l right. , All somebody who has been around the big lee~s bet'.er . Nlttany Uona before a aellout to defend agalnll the pass, ~ 20yean now,heknOWI the leeUng that comes when.a ball Beaver Stadium crowd and a but they don't pass too ~ub he's with II thlnkln!l about letting lill!l go, and he's 'll.artlng to get aome d that feeling DQW. In their own mlndl, the Cleveland indians aren't aure 'Whether they are going to rehire Robinson. Tbey refuse to lillY ·,illlether he's ccmlng back next year and that's only because 11tey hCIItl!tly doo 'I know yet. . Tbe fact that they haven't extended hil c111tract yet Ia 11Qt a ~"bod llign, and Frank Robinaon knDWI that. BaH clubs, anxious 'tb han tbeir managers bact, generally get It dCIIe • at least gjve them 10me clue by this time. The lndlaiul h!lven't told . · •Robinson anything. One newapaperman 11111 down, put two and two together and By GENE CADDEB football and this year is I1Q yards, but Buckeye coaches '!lgured out that Roblnlon will manage the BaiUmore Orioles UPI Sports Writer exception,". said Hayes. ' said that wa~ .because of OOLUMBUS (UP!) .-Top- "Last year's Ohio State-Penil some missed assignments 'llext yeer, replacing Earl Weaver, but that doesn't neceuarlly add up either because Weaver may return with the Orioles. ranked Ohio Slate tacldee the Slate game was a great one and poor protection for ~ven If he doesn't, the first man in Une for his Job isn't Frank lirlt of .three rugged non· and I expect the same kind of quarterback John AndreS!~. The Buckeye offense, quesltobinson but Joe Altobelli, manager of the Orioles' Rochester conference opponents game this year." S&turclay, taking on Penn AlthoUgh Penn State bad to Uonable because of eight new (linn In the International League. >v Regardlesl of what bappens with the Orioles, the chief State in the Nlttany Lions' hang on in Ill victory over starters, sparkled In Ute ope· •reeaon tbe Indians aren't concerning them.selvee 10 much den. Stanford, Bockeye coaches ner. Sophomore quarterback •about Robinson foc next year' II because they're preoccupied The game will be the sixth feel the Nittany Uons might between the two sclioola, but have had other things on their Rod Gerald, making his first with something far more important to them than naming a minds. start, coulm'i bave been Ute first time the Buckeyes 'l'llanager, and that's llnandng the baD club. . ·~we think they were much better. He ran the "' Ted Honda, the lndi8118' President, has been doing all he can bave vilited University Park, to raise f6 million to pay back the l;oank loans that enabled the where the seventh-ranked looking past Stanford," said ·option play to perfecilon, :'8ub to keep operating. Banda Is try!ng to get the pr~nt Lions have been nearly Buckeye assistant Alex rushing for 104 yards and two 'Cleveland stockholders to Increase th!!ir holdings In Ute club invincible In recent years. · Gibbs. "They've been 'touchdowns, . ·Wblle the Uona 'dawned pointing lor us and felt that . Tailback Jeff U>giln, also ''6hdat thesametlmehe's.looklng to bring In new llockholders. ftol!lnson hu done a fine job moving the Indians up to third Stanford 15-12 last week, the Stanford was going' to be a getting his first start, gained 112 yards in only seven tries,. Place and the best tesUmonlalto that is nobody ever refers to Buckeyes opened the season cskew~." In the opener, Ohio State's scored on runs of 3, 68 and 75 'l\lm as tbe major leagues' first black manager any moce. Still with a 49-21 victory over it's entirely possible some of the llockholders might like to see Michigan State, rolling to a defense was just as tough as yards and had another 72Janother manager running the club before they shell out any 42-0 margin early In the third expected, with the possible yard scoring run called back. And, of course, there was 1nore money. Now you know why Ted Booda keeps sayllig he quarter. And, that easy win exception of the pass defense ~lias no comment regarding Robinson for next yea~, and why bothers coach Woody which allowed the Spartans fullback Pete Johnson, down three second half TDs. On the to 241 pounds and running ~l'hil Seghl, the Indians' general manager, says. the same thing. Hayes, "The biggest disadvantage ground, though, Michigan better than ever. Last year's '" At 41, Robinson still pinch hils now and then and takes an 'IJccaslonal bJrn as designated hitter even though his legs give In a win like that," said State got only 54 yards. national scoring champion ~liim trouble and his eyes aren't as aharp.as they used to be. He Hayes, ''is that they might PS had some trouble scored a pair against the "lias appeared In 35 games this year and although his nine RBis, think things are always to moving the ball against Spartans and gained 99 yards :'ihree hQ!lle runs and .212 batting average aren't calculated to come that easy." Stanford, totaling only 289 ln. 12 carries. ''illrlke the kind of fear into pitchers' hearts, Robinson says he ' But, anybody who saw I~ · yards, although freshman "In a lot of ways we showed sUll would like to ·keep playing next year. Tbat's. perfecUy year's 17-9 Ohio State win lullhack Matt Suhey ground we'll be a pr.etty good lootball ,tiinderstandable because under tenns of his contract with the over Pelin State, the .Bucks' out 119 yards in 23 carries. team," said Hayes. The ·:mdlans, he can make as much as $1'75,000 a year If he plays first In five tries, knows The Lion passing attack game, which starts at 3; 20 sputtered with only four coin· p.m., will be televised better." ) mough. .,..,, As for Robinson heading for BalUmore, Hank Peters, the "Pem State is always one pletlons in 22 tries for 81' regionally by ABC. ·Orioles' general manager, says Weaver is the manager of tbe of the top teams In college :".J:Jub at the moment and conceivably may be ba.ck again next year. "' • •'We're not doing anything about our manager until after the sea11011 and Earl understands that," Peters says. "A one-third of the 1501lewspaperman called me up and told me there wu a story ". . guess this was the most man field shooting par or "lhat Franl\ Robinson might come back here. To be absolutely · Press Others find unbeatens· Ohio Kevin Murphy, both injured Important homer of my better at the Jack Nicklaus truthful about it, lhia II the first time his name has come up in By United University at 'Kent State in last week's game. That career,'' .said the 27-yearold Golf Center, a . half-dozen •ihat coonectlon. Frank was an extremely popular player In 1Dte11111Uonal •Baltimore and most people feel he is maldng progress at this It's do . or die Ume for meeting at Kent, Eastern m8kes five projected Toledo Martihez. "I have to think golfers were Ued for third Michigan at Bowling Green · starters now out with that we're in the driver's with 67s - Gay Brewer, , "jioint as a manager. 'lbat'sflne as far as It goes. However, we Miami's Redskins. and Toledo at Central injuries. seat." Wally Armstrong, ~ondard "are taking no action regarding a manager untll the end of the The pre season pick to win Michigan. Cincinnati, a 21·14 victor Martinez hit his homer in Thompson, Blll Kratzer, Ron • sea11011." · · a fourth straight •Mid. "Our season begins over Tulane In its opener,· the seventh inning after Cerrudo and Bob E. Smith. •·· U Earl· Weaver should leave to manage the Callfornla American Conference title Saturday as the most takes on its second straight Frank Tanana had held the · At 68 were host pro Bob *S.Mifonrn~•-'-4 :~gels, the Orioles wlll seleci their new manager the same Miami has dropped its flrsi 1111 pttet .. .. .._... . ...... •way m~ of the other big league clubs do. Tbey'H get up a liSt two games for the first Ume important objective is to win Louisiana team Saturday Royals to one hit. Fred Patek Wallace , Mac Mc~~don, prlp, ""-· ..... lind loallla•"· Prll;,. ""ftC! to CMnfl Wll'*'1 r101tce. -·of candiclates and then conalder them one by ooe. since 1965 14-10 to . North the MAC title," said third· night when the Bearcats doubled and Martinez, Andy North, John Lister, ·"· The first name on the list, though, is bound to be Joe Carolina ' and 21·16 to year Miami coach Dick tangle with Southwest batting ninth In the order, Barry Jaeckel, 89b Zender, Crum, who dropped two Louisiana. followed with his fifth homer. Larry Nelson and Bob Wynn, J&R Sport Shop : :Altobelli. From Ute way Ute Orioles talk about him plus the Marshall Other major games in the Tanana suffered his lOth who shot a hole-in.one on the 748 e . Main 997.21 14 regard they bavefar him, I'd have to bet he'd get the Job. Now ·the Redsklna are games in a row for Ute first m - ·- ·---- ·• Ume. state· this weekend find loss against 16 victories 212-yard eighth hole, using a ......,.oy, o. faced with the job of ' "The first two games are Dayton hosting Villanova In a although he allowed only five three wood. M rebounding against one of its top challengers for the history," Crum remarked. night contest; Tennessee hits, walked two and struck -· crown, Dave "We must remove the Tech at Youngstown State out four. conference · Cecil Cooper and Jim Rice Sox 4, Brewen 3: Dan Ford hit two· run McClain's Ball Stat~ fumbles that have been and Central State at Ashland, singled off reHever Danny killing our offense." and Morehead State (Ky.) at homers in the fourtl;l and "' Rookie Butch Hobson hit a Frisella to open the ninth. Cardinals. Miami has had 10 fumbles Akron, both at night. sixth innings and Blll Singer •D\'(H'IJII homer with two Olit in Dwigbt Evans hit into a The Miami-Ball State and a pass Interception ih the All . 14 Ohio Conference pitched a fourhitter for the Sunday the 19th, beginning at 12 :\he ninth inning giving Boston double play but ·then Hobson CCIItest is one of several key two losses. teams also swing into action Twins, who dealt the A's seaaon MAC contests noon. This chicken is to go only so Jls victory at Milwaukee. The connected for his game· early ·Ball State, which beat this week · in nonconference hopes a hard blow. being played Saturday. Brewers held a 3-2 lead when winning htmer. please bring your own container. Louisiana Tech, 41·28, last action . It was the fourth shutout of weekend in Its only start, loll Musklngum, the defending the season lor Singer . B o s to n d e f e ·a t e d a 35-28 thriller to the champion, opens at home Redsklns a year ago in against Marietta, while Milwaukee, 4-3, and Texas Oxford after trailing at one Wittenberg, runnerup to. the scored a >4 victory over time by a~ margin. Muskies and also second in Chicago In the other AL Quarterback Art Yaroch the NCAA Division III games. New York at paced the Cards' victory Qver playoffs, is at Western Cleveland was rained out. Tech, scoring three timeS and Kentucky. passing for anotl!er TO, while Other games involving Earl Taylor, a transfer from Ohio Conference teams Miami, rushed for 97 yards In include Baldwin-Wallace at 15 tries to lead the ground Lehigh; Valparaiso at attack. Denison; Albion at Mount The game is a vital one for Union; Ohio Wesleyan at Ball State. The Cardinals DePauw; Kenyon at play only five conference Otterbein; Capital at games and if they can get by Wilmington; Heidelberg at Miami, bave only four teams Georgetown; Wooster at picked to finish in the second Canisius; Alma at Ohio division left on their Northern and Centre at conference schedule. Oberlin. The Kent.Qhio game pits a pair of 1.0 teams, the Bobcats tripping Eastern Michigan Tonioh. t's uames 23-71n their opener two weeks "t> ,.., . agoandKent,inamildupset, Meigs at Ripley beating Central Michigan 20- Gallipol is ot coal Gro• e 10 last weekend . Jackson al Wheeler sbur g Logan at Hilliard Bowling Green, despl\ e the Ports . west at wa• erly lossoffullbackDanSaleetfor Wellston at Nels .. vork S. It's been designed to I. Ahigh voltage ignition 3. Hot chamber magne· ton CH al Chilli cot he last ill least twice as long as sium die-casting makes the system and an efficient the season because of a knee Washing Rock Hill at Minford injury, should get Its first Southern ot Hannan Tra ce as any other 11aw like it. housing tougher. And the combustion chamber rda over Eas t ern at Symmes Val ley 6. And by lasting twice as Satu Win whole saw lighter. MAC means it'll>tart work Y Federal Hocking· at Wahama long it'll really only cost Eastern Michigan. V inton County at Oak Hill when you do. Eve ry time. 4. Balanced fuel and oil Tbe FalCCIIS roUed 22-7 North Ga lll o et Zane Trace tank capaciti!lS keep you about half as much. z. A "no·thumbS:' fully Hannan at Sou thwestern from having to refill one over Syracuse last Saturday, P t. Pleasant al Dunbar automatic chain oiler Jed by a healthy Dave SATURDAY when there's still plenty lets you concentrate on Preston, while Easfern-1eU · ~~~~~~~ ot columbus st . in the other. cutting. Not oiling. 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L - Pet. 8" 63 .571 79 67 .5-11 7.5 u .503 68 .80 •.459 Kanus Cit y Oakland Minnesota Calltorn i o~~ GB 4'h 10 16Yr 66 so· .452 17\7 63 8S •.-26 21 112 Texos · Chicago . 55 6S 12 76 78 82 Thund•y's Results New York at Ch!ve, ppd ., ra in Texas 5 Chi cago 4 Benton .c MilwaukH 3 Kan City 2 California o Minnesota A Oakland 0 (Only games scheduled ) Toda•(s P r o~able Pitchers {AU Times EDT) Minnesota CRtdfern .5-8) at California (Ki rkwood ~ - 11 J. lO:!Op.m. Olicego · (Gossage 9-UJ 1t Open On Monday Starting Sept. 13th HOURS 9: 00-3:00 Phone 992-2725 lay's Beauty Salon on 400 ,., bllll League Houston OOQ 010 101- J 6 1 000 000 14K- S 1 0 Atlanta Andujar , Pentz Middleport. o. HRs- Houston , Roberts 0 ), Watson ( 16); Atlanta , Wynn BUUVIU£ INDEPENDENT , atRISI1M QIJRat Sept. 19, 1976 7:30 iadl Mlling Special Singing Rev. C. J. Lemley, tvqelist. Bring tile whole f1mlly. Sllvllion for 111. nme is runnir11 out, you nttd Cllrist now. 120 200 ooo- 5 9 o 000 010 003- ' 11 1 (9) Hoerner and By BllL MADDEN UPI Spertt Writer . A timely rainfall, an even Montnez , At l 149 595 6.4 187 .31-4 000 000 022- ~ 9 o more timely rally and the Foster , Cln 133 524 81 '"- .313 Boston Gernimo. Cin 136 453 57 142 .313 Milwaukee 000 100 200-3 10 o vocal support of S5,806 Wotson. Hou w 548 73 111 .312 Krueoer. Murphy (8 ) and partisan fans Perker' , Pit 122 475 ll 14 .31'2 Fisk ; COl born, Fr l ~lla { 8), notwithstanding, the Pllillt· Castr-o (9) and Moor-~ . WP Amerlco~n Le•tue G.Aa. R. H. Pet Krueger ( 1-0). LP-<astro (.t- delphia Ph!Jiies lost to the McRae. KC 136 <IS 72 160 .335 6) . t-tRs - Milwaukee , o . Pittsburgh Pirates Thuraday Bren, KC 145 590 87 197 .33-1 Thoma.s (2 ), Sto11 ( 11 ); Boston, Carew, M ln · 144 555 91 185 .333 Hobson ( 6}. nil!bl 'nd their dwindlinc Bostock, Min 118 436 67 143 .318 National League East lead is Lynn, Bo5 128 <96 73 157 .m Klf\SIS City 000 '000 100-2 50 000 000 0(1)- o s 1 now four g8Ille8. LeFlore , Oet lJS S-1-4 93 172 .316 Californi a Pa ttin (8-12) and Ml!'tinez ; Rivers, NY 132 S82 93 182 .311 After ~ the secaldCarty, Cle 138 503 64 155 .308 Tanana (1 6. 10 ) and Humphr~y . place Pirates a f>.4 lead, the Munoon. NY 1~ S6i 7517< .306 HA-K•n'n City, Me(tinet i 5 >. Staub, Dot 1<5 529 63 160 .302 Phillies got an bour l!ld 22 Garr, Chi 12.5 <86 59 1<7 .302 M innes-ota 000 20~ ocio-: A 9 0 minutes to recoup while a Oakland 000 000 ooo- 0 4 0 Home Runs Singer (11 -9) and Wyyneger ~ rainstorm added further Noltional Lugul! : - Schmidt; Ph il 3S; Kingman , NY l-4 ; BahnHn, TOOG ( 6 ), Fingers ·191 dampness to lbe spirits ol the Monday , Chi 30 ; Foster , Cin 29 ; and Ten~tce . LP- Bahnsen Cl- showed over the first five ITI<Ilths of this "never-&ay· die" season. Bit-In the top of the ninth- reliever Ron Reed hit Pittsburgh's Duffy Oyer with a pitcb, pinch-runner Miguel Dilone was Sllcriliced to second, BOd Rennie Stennett then hit bis second double ol the game to give the Pirates a 7-' victory. ''This was one of ·the greatest games I've ever seen," said ed'hillie Bill &blnson, who had a homer and lour runs-batteq-in Thursday BOd a total of seven Philadelphia .faithful RBI In lbe two-game Pirate Three runs In lbe fiflh, sweep, which concluded this Bn<ililr in the siJlh and .two year's head-to-bead more In the seventh lmol1ed competitioo between the two the se«e at 6-6 and it looted clubs. " .. .I'm .physically, as though the Pbillles had mentally an~ emotionally resumed the dominance they 2 61. HAs-Minnesota. Ford f.Aorgan, Cin 2.7. American Lugue : . Nettles, (19 ). NY '26; Jackson and LMay , Bait and Hendrick... Clev 2s; (Only oames s.cheouled ) Bancto, Oak 2• . Runs 81ttect In Nlfiono~l Le•gue: Foster , Cin 11.5 ; Morgan , Cin 107 ; Watson . Hou 96; Schm idt, Pt'tH 95; Luzlnskl, Ph il and MUrcer , SF drained. I can'( even eat." Said disconsolate, but still hopeful, Phillies' Manager Danny Ozark : " ...We're not as d.own as we may appear. We came back tonight. Even befOre the rain I felt we were going to get some runs." Mtts 41 Cardinals I: On the day the Cy YoWltl Award ballots were mailed out, New York's Jerry Koosman notched his first IDwin season ever by tossing a four-bitter and striking out an NL season high 13 batters. .Bruce Boisclair drove in two runs fU' Koosman; who has now 'IVOI1 14 of bis last 16 Petitione1'8 uk utilities &top buying we&tem coal COLUMBUS (UPI)- PeUtiool bearing 1,.0 IIPtures hive beea ldll by the <>No Minlnl and Reclamation M- Gullett figures to start ! three more ilmes durll1g the : Afler that GuUett turned in the type or performance you would ell[lect from a pitcher who compiled a I~ record last year even though he missed two months of the seall()n with a fractured left thumb . Reds manager Sparky Anderll()n evaded talk as to regullr aeuon. "H he pula lfli'N.up 111 the board he'll gel conalderatlon for lbe start In the playoffl," SBid AnderiiOil. "Don't forget IIOCiatloa to Gov. JIDIII A. Rhode. and leglalaUve leacierf callq for actlGn on a biD dealgned wcurb Importing of COil by ado uiWUea. Nell S. ToUIIQ!l, necutlve dlreetor of the UIOCiatloo rera 11in1 Ohio coal ml!le operators, uld Wednelday I1IOit ol the llcnattn1 came !rom penonaauoclated with the coa1 mlninllndustry In aoulheutern Ohio. · Tlllt11110n llld Ohio uiiUtlea are !mportlnt 21G,OOO tona of coa1 1 month' 11'11111 Wyoming, Utah and o!her western llalal deaplte the fact tbat Ohio fuel is conalderably chuper. TaltenJOn llld the Importation, which is Increasing monthly, baa thua !ar COil 10me ~ ml!llng jobe and another 2IG lobi alflllated with the Ohio coal industry. He llld the American Electric Power Co.'s Gavin plant near GaWpolla, one olthe few which can burn Ohio's high IUifur coal, nevertbeleu is ~pe~~dlng f2il a ton for western coal deJpite the !act It eould get Ohio coal for $14 per ton. 1be ema COil II ()lltled on to the conawner, TOIIenJOn llld, adding that legillatlon apo!llbred by Sen. Harry Mesbel, ().Younptown, would prohibit passing on ruch COitJ, : • : ; : eome : though we have yoWltllle'S on th1l pltc:hlq ' staff wbo did a great job to I get us w1wte we p , One of them, .Pal Zachry, has been , the most COIIIistent plldler on '• the ·staff." · . I The Reds took the lead In : the third lnnl1111 Thuraday : night scoring three rune, two : coming on a Ce.SBr Geronimo : s111111e. Gullett singled home • the final run in. the sixth. ; The victory was the aecond : in a row for Gullett who Jut : Friday beat the Giants. 1be 1 Reds' rival In tonight's , opener of a three-game aeries ' at Riverfront Stad!WJI. i offering proof tbat hil se&.!Oil· long shoulder miseries· have at last disappeared. Cesar Geronimo singled home two of three runs the Reds scored in the fourth inning. Braves 5, Astros 3: Jim Wynn's third pinch-bit homer of the season tied the score for Atlanta in the eighth inning BOd Dave May later added a two-run triple to give Phil Nlekro hil 15th win. Sooners wary RIVERSII)(M_EDICAI. GltOUP ACIL~tto Expos 4, CUb& !: Jose Morales broke the Veterams Mtmorlll Hospilll major league one-season R. A. AVERION, M.D. . ! pinch-bit record set by Davu Philley and equaled by Vic. A. G. SOLA, M.D. JOHN RIDGWAY, D.O. Davalillo wben he stroked bis . C. I'(. THOMPSON, M.D. 25th this year-a three-run starts. iflice Hourl; 10.12 a.m. Reds 4, Dodgers Z: double In )he seven!h. Rookie Man.-511., 2-4 p.m. Mon.- ' Don Gullett went the Larry Landreth won hil flral ' Fri .• 7.jl p.m. Mon., Wtd., distance for Cincinnati, major league game by spacing seven hits and pitching six .shutout innings. , f•i .PHONE 992-33~1. of Californians . IIY llllL MADDEN UPI Sporta Writer ~. It would figure to be a devastating contrast of awesome ollenses : California's "bomb& away" air attack m-1118 filth-ranked Oklahoma's ' usual llleamrolllng ground iarite. S6. Ameriu:n League : L , May, Ball 101 ; .Munson, NY ?1 ; • • . Chombliss, NY 93; Mayberry, • Spar11 BrWt KC 92; Ya;t~l~e,;"~!!e.Bos 91 . Ualted ~s llllmlatlaul Ntlion11 Leo~gue : . Morgln , Cin S6 ; Taveras , P i« SA ; Lopes, LOS ANGElES (UPI) LA and Brock, St.L S2 ; Cedeno, Hou 51. American Ltogue; · North . Oak. '69 ; LeFlore, Oet sa; Campa nor is, Oak 53; Patek, KC and Baylor, Oak <a. Pitchirtt Most Victories Notionol Leotue, Jone5, so 21 · 13 ; Koosman. NV 20-e ; sutton, LA 19-9; Carlton. Phil 11-4; Richard, Hou 17 -U. Americ•n Leatue; · Palmer , Bait 21 · 12; Garland, Bolt 18-6; Figueroa, NY 11-1 ; Tiant, Bos 18-11 ; Fidrvch, .Det and Lto· nard, KC 16-S; Tanana, Cal 1610. Eorntd Run Averoge (bued on ••• innintiS pitclleciJ Nation.l League: Sta"er , NY 2.<0; Denny, St.L 2.56; Rau, LA 2. 5~; Jones, SO 2.65 ; Norman, Cin 1.67 . Americon LtiiVt; Fidryeh·, Det 2.2< ; llluo. 01~ 2.<S ; Traver-s, Mil 2.50 ; Tort'ez. Oek 2.52 ; Palmer . Bait z.ss. Strikeouts N1tlon.~l Le~tue: seavH".• NY Richard. Hou 11f ; Koos men. NY 174; Montefusco. SF 160; Niek:ro, Atl 155. Ameri~n LNtiM: R:van~ Ctl 287 ; T•nan•, C.l 233; Blyleven , 192; Eckersley. Ctev 163; Mlior LttiUI ltHUHS. By United Prns lftterftlttoftal Ho~tioMI LOtH O!icago 000 000 030- 3 1 0 Aaron having another proud·moment By MICHAEL V. USCIIAN miles from Catalina Island to los Angeles in 10bours811d 51 minutes Thlnday, ,IJut failed by four minutes to..,. ~--~ lbe ...,. record set by former 01 · G ta • - ' - · )'D1pW1 re "'"""~n m 1958. · MiSs Cleve1 .. M who SBid ·· _.., slning CUITd118 slowed her clown,saidsheplanstoswim the channel both ways nonstop at a late' date. The 21-year-old physical educatioo major at Long Beach State alao said ,sbe .___ ... · '"¥"" · "' 8WIIl1 the ._....., CllannelbolhwaYJnextrear. LOS . ANGElES CUPII - What do Sandy Koufu., Keppy Washington, Elgin Baylor l!ld Jact Knmer have iD CGDmoo ! Tbey're an great atbletes, ·wbo will be named on bronze plaques 111 the Av~ of the Athletes. Capitla ( 1), Waterbuty m C<mmerce. and Ferguson ; Koosmo~n (20-8, and Stearns. LP-Falcone 021<4). HRs-New York, Boisclair (2); St . Louts , Hernandez (.1) . ooo- l.o> Angeles 020 1100 2 71 NEW YORK (UPI) - The Cincinnati 000 301 OOx.- 4 II 0 Rau, Wall (7) and Pasley ; N~tlonal FoollJell League anGullett (9-31 and Bench. LP- DOUDCed Wednelday !bat fhe Rou Sunday games have~ lllld n•-11J. Pittsburgh 031 010 101- 7 10 o TIRES & BAmRIES AT DISCOUNT PRICES SPICIAL UFETIME GUARANTEE MUFFLER ALL OF RIDENOUR'S TV & Appliance GIS service R1cine,Ohio a..ster,Ohio SEPTEMBER NO LABOR Ualted Prell lllteiutlllul Tbe ~ma!leet and one ol the least ' experienced ~In the Nalion.al FOOiball Leagae will be the IJIQit -~ 1111 &lnday when the Mfnnew>la V'lkinga boll tbe Los ~eles Rami. II 18 oaly by defauh !bat 511 rookie Pit Haden gebl the ~ Ul Jlart for ~ Angeles, but he finds hlmlelf in a cboice l*'lion Ul mab 8D inst"" rep••• with • !»Jib (ul VlkiDp. He. plned thla opportunity when injuriellltnlck clown lbe lint two Ram quarterbacka, James Harrla and Ron Jawnki. "We're laced with a situation where we haw one -·SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Tbe San Diego Mariners of the W<rld Hockey Alloclatlon 'l'hllrlday MA alnec! AU.8tar defenaeman Paul SbmJI' BOd winger Gerry Pinder from the Minnesota Fighting Salnta for center Ray Adduono and defelllt!man Bob Wall. Tbe Mariners Included an unclllcloeed amount af cash In the tr111118ctlon. TUNI..UP Si!!:CIAL A Presentation of Center Program Board '21.00 6 CYLINDER '23.95 • CYLINDER '19.95 lncludlll Plup, Points, C'Aindera, lJIIor. vs. waukee in a trade fl'IDI the Atlanta Braves. On band will be many of bis former teammates fl'IDI the glory years of the Milwaukee Braves like Warren Spahn, Eddie Mathews· anll Johnny I.q:an and Managers Olarlie Grmm . BOd Fred Haney. Other baseball greata like Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle will be there and so . will , Baseball Commissi'oner Bowie Kuhn and the National and Alnerican League [resider!)!;, O!ul> Feeney and IJCetle of this 1110811nterestlng FOLIAGE GARDEN For Birthday, . Anniversary or : Hospita 1. ' •500 From - 1----......,'------. o. Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio Lee MacPhail. Al5o on hand, bearing a message and a gjft from lnterconlerence matchup, the mood Ia ooe of warineBB rather than cobfldence that the Sooner rushers can outgun Calllornia•s All· America quarterback hopeful Joe Roth. That's · because, like 10 many other top-rated pow~ last week, Oklahoma Is ooming off a most unimpressive 24-3 victory over lightly regarded Vanderbilt. "I was the least surprised guy out there last week," said • THE Ho~ President Ford, will be Ford's 60!1 Jack who will give Aaron a pewter George •The Racine lllpllst Church Bus will be running •Suncllys on 1 route I rom R1Cine through Apple · Grove, IHviftll Racine at 8:15' a;m. and returning pasungen II noon . If you art inloresttcl in our bus service, please feel frH to contad94t·2231 or 247·2101 . Tht service will begin SUncllv. Sept. l, 1976. Bible HAS ALWAYS quarterbaclt,and be's a rookie Lewis, who has been out.with going up &flll iJ!!!I one of the a hamstring injury. lop ,teazm in lbe NFL," said In other games Sunday, Los Angeles Oladl Oniclt Detroit Ia faVored by a point Knox. over Atlanta, Buffalo is 2over "But he has great matnrity Houston, Miami is 10~ over for a young man BOd along New England. San Diego is 7 witb tbat be bas great over Tampa Bay, the New confldellce In hil ability.... York Giants are 7 over He's got a strong arm BOd 1 Philadelphia, Denver ls 13 have confldenae iD him." over the New York Jets, Forlllllately for the Rams, Washingtoo is 16 over Seattle, the injuries to Harris and Dallas il 11 ~ over New Jaworsld have come early Orleana, St. Loul.s is 12~ over enough In the tle880D lor them Green Bay, San Fr111cilco is to alford a loa. · 7over O!icago and Cincinnati Mimesota, with a powerful and Baltimore are rated veta-an team led by quarter· even. . back Fran Tartenton, ia In Monday night's favored by 3~ poinll. Vildng nationally televised game, clefenlive etld Jim Manball, Oakland is a JOiid 111!0inl by 111art1ng 1n bl8 224th game favorite over Kansas City, In a row, will ~ George Blanda's record for COII&eJCIItive games played. ance joining Qeveland In 1980, Manball hasn't missed a game In 17 years. Defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh, BEEN THE GOOD BOOK ... RM:I NE BAPTIST CHURCH Now you can hear the world as narrated by Bob Holmes. BEDROOM TITO AUJNG BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) - President JOsip Broz 'nto has canceled all official functions for three months on advice of doctors treating blm for acute liver trouble, govenunent sources said Thursday. Among . the cancellations was a visit by W. Averell Harriman, who had been l!cheduled to visit Tito on behalf of Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter. 'nto's physicians ordered oomplete rest fOr the 84-y~r­ old leader for the next 90 days. SUITES - The New Testament on a.Track Tape in JO Volumes each ·vcif. Middleport Book Store JJIE BUFFALD BRAVES AN OfFICIAL_NBA PRE-SEASON .BASKETBALL GAMEl Tuesday, October 5, 1876, 8:30 p. m. Ohio University Convocation Center, Athens, Ohio. Tickets 5.00, 4.50, 4.00. reserved Seats Only are available at O.U. Memorl1l Auditorium Box Office, Athens (594-34711. Mill orders send Seii-AdclrHsed Stamped Envelope and Check. Cashier's Check or Money Ordlt Plyablt Ia CPB Basketball, 0.U. Memorl1l Auditorium, Box Office, Athens. Ohio, 45701. Oklahoma Head Coach Barry Switzer, of the Sooners' offensive failures against Vanderbilt, which were the fewest point total for Oklahoma since 1968. "I've been ·telling people that we lost tlio Jilany quality players, that we're too inexperienced ' to play like we·~ played the last few years." · Thus, It Is not the Oklahoma · rushing offense that Switzer will be pointing lo th1l week, but rather, hil defense and bow to stop Roth. One man who figures to play a key role'in that department Is cornerback Jerry Anderson, who made six tackles against Vanderl:ilt. Elsewhere acr~ lbe coun· try, It'll be anoth!ll' week of interconlerence games for most of the nation's top-rated teams. No. 1 Ohio State is at No. 7 ·Penn Slate In what figures to shed a great deal of light oo the natimal aspirations of those two big bowl perenniala; No. 2 Michigan is the second of leg of a murderous opening two road games for Stanford, which kicked off the season at Penn State last week.; No.-3 UCLA is at home with Arizona; No. 4 Pltlaburgh travels to Georgia Tech after its stunning opening season rout of Notre Dame last week. No. 6 Missouri entertains Illinois; No. 8 Nebraska !xlpea to avenge last week's embarrassing tie with LSU by taking it out on Indiana at Bloomington, Ind.; , No. 9 Georgia is at Qemson and No, 10 Texas A&M is at home with Kansas State. YOUR AnENTION . PL£ASE $148 to 512959 ' ~ ..•' Big Selection S. Prices Middleport, 0. BAKER .FURNITURE Middleport, 0. ' Sunday · -----~-­ September 19th following its opdllng game lou, makes ita bome debu! agalnlt the Qeveland Brown.t1 "Dinner Dotes" and II favtred by 121!. polnll. However, the Steelers will have to do wllbout wide receiver Lynn Snnn, wbo suffered a coOcuseion in the 31·28 defeat to Oakland. Rookie Thea Bell Is expected w start In place of Swann, backed by Fl'lllk ounday, 8·2p .m. Walkull. 2-10 o.m. MEAT Slllsbury steak, rout bell, flounder llsh, ham . VEGETABLES GrHn beans, pus, carrots, noddles. POTATOES Mashed, biked, home THECUVElANDCAVS V-1 '2.00 EXTRA That mark was set on opening day last year when Aaroo came home . to Mil· But lh Norman, Okla., Send Someone A Refreshing Green Washington camp cup. Local officials as well as baseball people will make Jl'esenlations and many of the players will step to the miaophooes to help Aaroo recall some of the big m<iments in hil career In a sort of "This is Your Ufe " format, according to Tom "Sky" Skibosh; the Brewers public relations director. Aaron woo 't be getting a car, gold watch or diamond ring. To honor him, fans are being asked to donate mooey IDa program for youth in Milwaukee. • for Ill )'Our homt DOXOL SERVICE He hasn't played much the 411,160. Haden will guide Rams out BOd will be telecat llirmg l!faowing againlt the Entertalnmenf lnd Appl~nce Needs end. Tbe records, bune nms and last half of this season W<rld Series glory are all becaQse of a bad knee. He behind him now but loaighl was the Brewers' designated Henry Aaron will have me of hitter Thursday night fG: the his proudest m<l!lellla. seoond night in a row but ooly The man wbo bit !ll(ft about tbe fourth lime .since homers than IIII)'IJiie else in late August. maj~r league history wm 't be After taking balling playing •his last game - be [ractice before the game be has a few UKn to go yeL But admitted bis knee wasn't ~ mammoth celebratioo in doing ·too well. his honor at Milwaukee "It's lbe same as it has County Stadium - the place been f~r a loog time - sore," where his CMeer began In Aarm said. "It was S()re 1~ -will ,be,ln · ·,the yesterday BOd it's sore now. a'OIIIiiDg ol his (UM', It's just something I have to Hmry Louis Aaron - the !he with f~r ·the next few man wbo 'broke Babe Ruth's weeks." b(me.nm ~ I mark There is an advance ticlret once conJid ·e red sale of about 3$,000 BOd ~nsurpassable - will be Brewet olficial• predict the bonG:ed by fans and basebaD .crowd will be mere than officials and greats 81 be 40,000 - maybe evett ~ .ooo, brings his career nearly ID an which would break the erii¢ing stadium recil'd of Pnn•~..3.. Dedication ceremonies m-e planned fG: Oct. I. Jdmny -.treal C01 110030x- • 71 Renko, SuHer (7 ), Htrnlndtl l.mgden. BiD llwman, Joe PJ Garman (8) end SwiSher , Putnam (8}; Landreth, Oun·nfno c.a~neJ!a l!ld oChen are 17), Kerrlvan Il l, Murror (9) IIIIICIIg 11 llbletes wbo • and Cartlfr . WP-Landrett. c1- will be bCIIG:ed. . 0I. LP-Renko (7-101. Tbe Amme of the Athletes St. Louis 000 000 Olo-- 1 4 3 is a Blcentennia) project ol New YOI'k IIIII 010 llx- < 9 0 Falcone, Greif 0 J. Hrabosky lbe Echo Park Owmher of (7), MILWAUKEE (UPI ) - andy Cleveland swam the 21 Seattle at Wulllngton. ·RESISI'OR PWGS ! Philly's lead cut to 4 Amtrlun Ltatuf New York at Cleve, ppd , rain : and singles by Burke and whether Gullett would be i1ll Kevin Pasley, coupled with a starter in the playoffl jult u ; throwing error by Pete Rose, the un1i1Ded Red lefty : gave the Dodgers .a t11t'1H'1111 dodged questions concwnlnc : hil contract negotlatktn&. , second IMing. COnly games schfdulec:l ) looally. The aellouta are Oevel.lnd at Plttsburlh. lAII Angeles at Mlrneaota, the New Ycrl Gianta at Pbiladelphia, l.b!l New Y~rk Jets at Denver BOd •500 OFF Because no one with a sore single in the fifth, coming on shoulder could have thrown a a smash back to the mound ball u hard as Gullett did deOected by Gullett, was lbe while turning in his first only hit off the Red lefty In complete game since beating the Jut six !Mings. lbe Piltaburgb Pirates, 6-1, Tbe last two of the three June 10. batters Gullett faced in the GuUett, who gained hil ninth became the Red lefty's ninth victory against three fourth and fifth strik~ut losses while .reducing the victims. Al1d one of th0!1111wo Reds' magic number to lour, batters, Glen Burke, went was throwing harder in the down swi1111ing at probably ninth inning than he was In the best faslbaU Gullett threw lbe frrst. aU night. Ted Sitemere·' s leadoff · A double by Bill Buckner · (17 ) . 17~ Hunter , NY 160. AI The ana .334 Sundberg. Kravec , Vuckovich Oliver, Pit 112 418 59 1l8 .330 ("L Mof)f oe U l and Downing , Rose. Cln 1•8 609 121 199 .327 WP- Briles 110-91. LP- Kravec Morgan , Clo 128 4AO 107 147 .323 (1-<). Gr iffey , Cin 137 S21 10-4 r .. OLD TIME REVIVAL IEEn NG (8) Johnson ; P. Nlekro. Devine (9 ) and Murphy. WP- P . Nlekro (15.111 . LI'- Andular 11-10) . Aa. R. H, Pet Toxn Madtoc.k. Chi 133 <79 65 164 .341 Chicago MOddo.x, Phlt 138 506 · 72 170 .336 Briles, n• ; 169 N. 2nd. St. • , HA:s _;_ PlmSburQI'I , Robinson 121 1. Stargelt (17 1. . G. Ptlill!delphi a at (:tl lcago Los Ang a t Atl anta .. niQht san Fran at Cincinnati, ni QI'\1 Nfw ,York Te,.;ss { P~rv 12-14) et Oakland (Bosman 4-tl , tl p.m . Boston U onrs 4-3) at ~troll (F idrych 16-81 , 8 p.m . SIIUtdtV'S Glmts Tues at Oakland Minnesota at Calli ., n ight Ch icago at Kan City, night New York at M ilwaukee Boston at Oerrolt Balt i more et Cleveland No~tional San Francisco ( Barr J3. 11 ) at Cincinnati ( Billingham 11-9 }, 8:05p .m . , Ph iladelphi a ( Chr iste-nson 12BI at Ch icago ( Bonham 8 -1'2l ,' 2:30 p .m . Los Angeles (Sulton 19 -9 and Hooton 9-l"l at Atl anta (1\Aoret J - ~ and LaCorte 3-9), _ 2., 6:05 p .m . (On ly gam~s schl"duleG J Silturday's G1mes St. LOU iS a.t Mont ret!, 2 Plnsburgh at Ntw York W.. L.· Pet. p.m. lilting p.m. East ~~8 CINCINNATI (UP!) There's no doubt about It Don Gullett ls back. Gullett, wljo has been plagued by a shoulder Injury much of the aeaaon, pllclled the Clnclnna U Reds to a 4-2 victory over the IJlS Angeles Dodgers Thursday night. The outstanding perfonn, III1Ce by the ~ear-<>ld lefty should convince even lhe most skeptical of the "Doubt· ing Thorilues" that he's 100 per cent physically sound. t't11ad'lph lo 000 031 200-6 16 0 ' Reuss, Moose (5) , Tekulve 8:30p.m . lnd Dyer, Ott 191 ; New Vor k ( EI Irs 15-71 at ' (7) Milwaukee CAugustine- 8-11 ), Unde .rwood , Sttlue/er (3). Twitchell (-1 ), McGraw (6) , 1:30 p.m. Balt imore ( Palmer 21-12 ) at Reed Ill and Boone. WPCleveland (Thomn -l -3). 7:30 Tekutve 15-1). LP- RH<t 11-61. 'bnec:t St. Lou is ( R.asm usseo 5-10 ) at N.ont real (Hanna hs o.o), 2: 15 p .m. Pittsburgh {Med lc h 6-11) at New Y. ork (Mat la c k 15-81. 8:05 j~ Kansn cnv ( t.eonar<l 16·11. MiljDr Lugue Le•den By Un ited Press lnterno~tl ono~l Cincinnati c Lcs Angeles 2 Piltsburgl1 7 Phil lldelph la 6 Atlan ta 5 Houston 3 (Onl y ga m es St:heduled ) Today '! Probablt Pitchers (All Times EDT) ~ Standings Averages 1-'lba DalltSitltinll, Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. 17, tr/8 tries. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) If a National League Eastern Divlaion playoff game is neC1!1881')', It will be played Tuesday, Oct. 5, al PblladeiPtla and will be a nlcht game, the league office IIIUIOUIICed Tlu'ltday. The 11ame would be neC1!1881')' If Philadelphia BOd Plttabur&h . end the regular 11ea11111 tied fG: the divisloo lead. Thin hasn't ~ a lie In the NL Iince '11162 when lAII Anllelea and San •'r•ncllco were tied and the Dodgen WCil the playof(. "He's not 11111nl belit.. tnt SAlAD & FRUITS when I It II him I was spotcling Tosud, moc~ronl, sl1w, to gel to The StHmbo1l Inn cottoge cheese. for a good st11k dinner I" Candidates go after Italian-American voters By ROBERT KAYLOR Ualted PnU lateratlaul Prealdent Ford took a page from Danocratlc nc.ntnee Jimmy carter's campaign notebook, courting votes from ethnic groups and SBYinll that . urban neighborhoods were the place to start fighting the withering away of cultural beritagea. F'ord and Carter both attended an Italian-American Blcenntenial dinner In a . Washington hotel Thunday night. Although the two men aa Carter In suggesting were both m lbe a.ne Door aolutiooa to urban problems, at on~ point their paths did BIYlns that the decay ol not croll. neighborhoods can be "I am committed to main· prevented by '''IDeal lnltla· taining the strength and Uvea BOd local cmtrol." vitality of American The Democratic· nominee Qll1JIIUIIlUes now BOd In the ha.!J pledged more federal nen lour years," Ford told aaistance to reswre the applauding diners . neighborhoods In a seriee ol Speaking ol "gradual vlslta he has made to ethnic erosion" of ethnic cultiD'es, areas In various clUes. the President eald While Ford addreaed the neighborhoods are the place dinner, Carter met nearby to "encourage and protect with a Greek-American American lndlviduall.sn," group and then gave hil own But Ford did not go 'as far brief speech to the Italian- ~teamboat lnl] 1' • , . •! Reaf.,Old·Fashioned Home Cuo'ki ~R· ' · . 3nl St., RaClne, Ohio Dial 949 · 2&15 With Watergate Judge John J. Sirlca sitting nearby, Carter said "it's not lair" struggle "is ended DAVID E. ANDER80N UPI ReUilon Writer By What're those people doing down there? IIY H.D. QUIGG UPI Editor Senior NEW YORK (UPI) - W~d has lately arrived here from Washington the Treasury Department may abolish the penny. Someilmes you really can't make heada nor taUs what those people down there are up to. Are they trying to ruin the language ? Or encourage lnflatlon? How can ·you pinch pennlea If there are no pennia to pinch? Or be penny-wise when there aren't none nowise? Things have come to a Jl'etly penny when no melodies will be played from a penny arcade - and no pennies from heaven. What will happen to penny ante now that the Treasury' is antipenny? · . Will a IOioetmY nail become a dime naU? Will penny dreadfula abscond from the bookstands? Or pennywort fade from the fields? . II was bed enough when lbe penny postcard fled Into blstory. When the killer of the Undberg baby met death, the United PreBB story, by Harry Ferguson, began: "The state of New Jersey, which spent (such-an!l-such large amo1Ult of money) capturing BOd coovicting Bruno .Richard Hauptmann, e1ecuted him tonight with a penny's worth of electricity." What now wiU happen to such journalistic flights ? There used to he a song SWill in Midwestern Methodl!t Sunday Schools just before the collection 'was taken up : "Dropping, dropping, dropping, Hear the pennies fall; Every one for Jesus, He will get them all." · This too may pass. Will the _poetical pennieil turn into nickels? Th.ere won't even be any bad pennies to turn up again. The people at lhe Treasury SBY the penny is becoming m~re trouble than it's worth. Thall! costs the mint about seven· tenths of a penny to make a penny. And that In tO years It will cost 1.27 cents. ,And that, furthermore, the public has a tendency to hoard pennies. A penny for your thoughts on that one. H there is no penny boarding because of the impending penny paucity, what will happen to "Apenny saved Ia a penny got" (Ravenscroft), or "A periny spared is twice got" (Herbert) or "Apenny saved is two-pence got" (Fuller) or "A penny saved is two pence clear. A pin a day is a groat a year." (Ben Franklin)? I have a word of advice for ·the Treasury: Honi soil qui mal y·pence. there never has been a &lprenie Court ~ and only two Ca~ members (rOm the ltallan·Amerlcan community. "We ·must end lhil discrimination," he said. Ford also amounced plans for a campall!n f<ray Into Carter's stronghold In the Deep South next week, that will Include an overnight cruise aboard a sternwheeler down the MiBBiaslppl River as weU as campaign l!lopa In Loulslans, Mlaslulppl and Alabama . GOP vice presidential ~ mlnee Rober! Dole swung through New York state Friday with Vice President Nelaon Rockefeller, leaving much or the campaign rhetoric to the fonner New York governor.· In Binghamton , Rockefeller responded to derisive. gestures from hecklers by raising bis own middle finger wthem. Dole, whose right ann Ia crippled from war wounds, joked that be did not respond In kind also because "my reactiOilll are limited." Democratic vice Jl'esidentlal nominee Walter F. Moodale joined Carter at the dinner Friday night alter campaigning at.a truck stop in Illinois and using the citizen's band handle "Minnesota Fritz" to talk to drivers by radio on the highway. $6T0$8 VALUE JOHN ROE~E CLASS RINGS Bring In this ad and order your ring by November 15 · to get one of these custom features, FREE: • Initial In stone or Insert under stone • Fireburst effect MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) or sunllte effect In a dramatic break with tradition, the Episcopal • Golden signature Church has decided to allow women Into its saaamental • Wh ite gold Instead Jl'lesthl!Od and ·episcopate. of yellow gold Deputies to the 3-mllllon· member denomination's 65th General Convention ended the long and bitter struggle over women's ordination Thursday by narrowly voting to ooncur ln.a change In the church's canon law, which had beeri approved by the church's House ·of Bishops Wednesday, thus making women eUgible to be priests (Editor's note: For those who and bishops. understand tbe author's fractured' French Still unresolved, however, In the last line above, all ill weU. For those is the status of 14 of the 15 who do!n'l - he has committed a plddllng women (one has since left the pan by changing the ''pense" to ''pence" In church), who have been tbe quotation "bon! aolt qui mal y pense," Irregularly . ordained In -shamed be anyone who lblnb of it. The defiance of the church in the quotation is tbe motto of the Order of the tWo years since the House of Garter. ) Deputies refused to authorize ordinations In 1973. "We should be regularized by the bishops," said the Rev. Jeannette Piccard, one of 11 women deacons Irregularly ordained in Philadelphia July The House Thursday 29, 1974 In the service that By J, R.KIMMINS The committee adopted 11 shocked and then polarized COLUMBUS (UPI) -State amendmenta, Including one overrode the governor's veto the church. . leglalators prepared today $10 million addition to the by four votes, 64to 22, with 60 • Exclusive 6-way Olai·A·Nap ~ rug But other of the ordained for the final, and predictably House version of the bill, votes required. Another height adjustment •omen, appearing at a news .hectic, Bellion of the Ohio before sending It to the override attempt failed, however, as ·Democrat8 fell • Top filling disposable dUal beg. conference immediately General Assembly this Senate Rules Committee on four votes short on Rhodes' following the narrow month, with !l'ime attention 6-2 party line vote. prevents clogs, keepa suction Deputies' vote, said any 111 reform of the Medicaid, Sen. Harry Meshel, D· veto of a mechanics' lien bill. strong Worlonen's Coulpensatlon initiative toward and wor)tmen's Youngstown, committee • Edge Kleener cleans thalia at tough One cosmetic change con· regularization of their status compensation programs. chairman, SBid the Medicaid Inch along baseboards would have to come from the Also ticketed for final appropriation had been tained in the workmen's combishops and they would not disposition were bills revising boosted well beyond Its pensation bill, which has now accept reordlnation. the charitable bingo law and original $114 million price tag cleared both chambers but In The vote In the House of rescuing school districts from to "Insure )here would be no different fo•ms, was to Deputies, which in 1973 voted a combined $120 millioo fiscal cuts wbataoever In welfare change the name of fund to "worker's compensation." clown a simUar proposal, burden, as well as . Services.'' RegardleSs of the name came In the form of a confirmation of 78 The Senate prepared for change, the bill was the firstcOmplicated vote by orders in gubernatorial appointments debate on nearly 100 House ever revision of the which the lay and clerical and possible veto 6verrides. amendments to lbe sweeping employee's insurance delegations from each Both the House and Senate modernization of the state's diocese participated. were to reconvene at 10 a.m. $1.5 billion workmen's system. Among its features was a , Clerical delegations from Afte~" today's adjourmnent, compenSBtlon program. The 64 dioceses and lay the legislature was not House passed the bill 91 to 1 limitation of two tenns for delegations from 60 dioceses expected to return to the Thursday. Tbe Senate. had the three members of the .approved the change while 'K1 Statehouse until Nov. 9. unanimously passed the Industrial Commission and a limit of one six-year term to clerical and 31 lay The way was cleared for <rlginal billln June. the administrator of the delegations opposed . On adjournment late 'lburaday County OHiclala Pay Bureau of Workmen's Wednesday, the House of when the Senate Finance Another bill, which would CQmpensation. Bishops voted 95 to 61 to Conunlttee pieced rogether boost the salaries of all 11 Other changes involved approve ordalnlng women. an enra $53 millioo to finance elected county officials In bureau Episcopalians, who . trace the Medicaid-welfare reform each ol Ohio's 88 counties, mandated DIAL-A·NAP® their church back 2,000 years bill, whicb will now was sent to a conference administrative procedures to to the time of Christ, · appropriate $167 million to committee, where prospects eliminate duplication of Big disposable dust ·generally believe that In the the Departmettt of Public of a quick agreement were functions between th~ bag tlas a huge commission and the bureau, 560 cu. in, capa city! ministry of the SBcraments Welfare to pay for Medicaid. dim. the priest is an Icon or Image · The major diflerence and a requirement that the bureau come up with specific ol Christ. between House and Senate In the long, four-hour drafts of lbe hill was a procedures to handle and debate Thursday which saw was at work In the church, provision granting c~unty award claims. In other legislative activity more than ~ speakers argue creating new forms of officials automatic cost~f· both sides of the i8811e, those faithfulness and that women living pay hikes sought by the Thursday: -,The Se111te balked at closest to the Catholic Jl'iests were a part of that House sponsor but removed House changes in a bill to traditloo argued that only work. by the Senate, which felt they expedite tax exemptions for ·males could play that role The bnpact of lhe action on were lnflationary. and that II Christ had the Episcopal Olurch's relaAlthough Senate noise pollution control tions wltb the Roman Intended women to be priests Democrats gave the green facilities, sending the bill to a he would have had women Catholic and Orthodox light Thursday to a noor vote conference committee among the Disciples. Churches, both of which on 78 appointees of Gov. But supporters of the move forbid women priests, Is still James A. llhodes, Including argued that the Holy Spirit 'to be seeJi. Transportation Director Richard D. Jackson, two other cabinet members, Welfare Dir ector Kwegyir Aggrey and Natural Resources Director Robert W. Teater, were rereferred to Senate committees for further review until after the November election. The Senate was expected to try to Join the House in overriding a Rbodes veto of a bill which received wide, bipartisan support earlier this year authorlzlng school districts to provide a free Special sale 1rices on womens. misses. juniors coordinate breakfast program. EU Legislature adjourns today a INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 . ·+ MIDDLEPORT, 0. Elberfelds In Pomeroy . Quasa~ Open Friday Night 'Til 8 P.M. Big Savings During Our . Bargain Days Sale PIE BAUM'S}!UE VALUE STORE since 1848. Church's Cherry ond peach. DeliciouS. r.h•· Broile~ Stes~.~ · Dino.og Room Houri WMI<cllys ~-~p.m., Su~clly 1·2p.m. Walkup Window WMI<ciiYI7·1.Dp.m;, Sunclly 2·10 p.m. Americans after the President ileparted to attend a reception following a religious observance of Hispanic American Heritage week. Carter SBid that "all of us have known the pain from discrimination," and likened ~e situation · of Italian· Americans to the fact there has been no presidential nominee from the Deep South FLOWERS For AD Occasions 25" diagonal "Works in a Drawer" Color TV. ".Super lnsta-Matic" Color Tuning . Matrix Plus Picture Tube. "Country Style" cabinet design. Instant picture and sound. WERNER RADIO &T.V• . 992-5291 Middleport, o. .. Wt Wire Flowers Everywhere 992·2039 Pomeroy AMer Shop Mn• Milllrd Van Mtltr Pll. m-2039 Pll. m.m, sportswear, womens long gowns and robes. girls sportswear, costume jewelry, big sale of womens daytime dresses. Save, tO!J, during our sale of carhartt Brown Duck work clothes, mens double knit dress slacks, , men~ western shirts. Wrangler western jackets. ' Savings up to $300.00 on Kimball pianos. and at the Mechanic Street Warehouse sale prices on RCA and GE color televisions. Bargain days sale prices on home canners and preservers, scatter rugs and furniture throws. El~erfelds I~ Pomero1 I. �4- Tbe DaUy ~ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. 17.1976 Reds reduce magic number to four ~;::::~~:::::::::=::::::~:::::::::;~:::::::::::::::::~::::::}~:::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~-:::::::::::~:::::::;:::~::::::;:x.::~::::::::::::::::::::::;:::~::::~':~:::::::::::::;:::::::~:;;:::::;:;~::::::~i *i ~ the d SCOREBOARD Ma jor l.e.agut St1ndinp1 By'Unlttd Prest lnltrMifiORII N•t ional LtltUt East Philadel ph ia PittSbu'rgh New York Chicago St. Louis Montreal Cinc inna ti Los Anoeles Houston w.. ss u L.· Pel . Gl 57 . ~ 7 61 .579 .. 71 69 .527 11'12 67 80 .<56 22 . ~ Sl 6S ' 79 2'2'h A'l 9A .JAJ l8 west W.. L.· Pet. 95 SJ .6A2 GB 82 &A .56'2 12 73 76 .490 22112 27 1 ~ Sa n Francisco 68 11 .456 67 8 1 .452 28 San Diego Atlanta ~ SA ,432 Jl Thund•v's lh:5ulh Montreal 4 Chicago 3 New York A St , Louls I San Diego at HQUSIOf'l American L,e1gue Ga 89 80 13 70 67 63 ~ Ui more Clevel and Boston Cftroit Milwaukee .61S .SS2 9 .SOl 161ft . <79 20 .<62 :!2\7 .-l).t 26112 West W.. L - Pet. 8" 63 .571 79 67 .5-11 7.5 u .503 68 .80 •.459 Kanus Cit y Oakland Minnesota Calltorn i o~~ GB 4'h 10 16Yr 66 so· .452 17\7 63 8S •.-26 21 112 Texos · Chicago . 55 6S 12 76 78 82 Thund•y's Results New York at Ch!ve, ppd ., ra in Texas 5 Chi cago 4 Benton .c MilwaukH 3 Kan City 2 California o Minnesota A Oakland 0 (Only games scheduled ) Toda•(s P r o~able Pitchers {AU Times EDT) Minnesota CRtdfern .5-8) at California (Ki rkwood ~ - 11 J. lO:!Op.m. Olicego · (Gossage 9-UJ 1t Open On Monday Starting Sept. 13th HOURS 9: 00-3:00 Phone 992-2725 lay's Beauty Salon on 400 ,., bllll League Houston OOQ 010 101- J 6 1 000 000 14K- S 1 0 Atlanta Andujar , Pentz Middleport. o. HRs- Houston , Roberts 0 ), Watson ( 16); Atlanta , Wynn BUUVIU£ INDEPENDENT , atRISI1M QIJRat Sept. 19, 1976 7:30 iadl Mlling Special Singing Rev. C. J. Lemley, tvqelist. Bring tile whole f1mlly. Sllvllion for 111. nme is runnir11 out, you nttd Cllrist now. 120 200 ooo- 5 9 o 000 010 003- ' 11 1 (9) Hoerner and By BllL MADDEN UPI Spertt Writer . A timely rainfall, an even Montnez , At l 149 595 6.4 187 .31-4 000 000 022- ~ 9 o more timely rally and the Foster , Cln 133 524 81 '"- .313 Boston Gernimo. Cin 136 453 57 142 .313 Milwaukee 000 100 200-3 10 o vocal support of S5,806 Wotson. Hou w 548 73 111 .312 Krueoer. Murphy (8 ) and partisan fans Perker' , Pit 122 475 ll 14 .31'2 Fisk ; COl born, Fr l ~lla { 8), notwithstanding, the Pllillt· Castr-o (9) and Moor-~ . WP Amerlco~n Le•tue G.Aa. R. H. Pet Krueger ( 1-0). LP-<astro (.t- delphia Ph!Jiies lost to the McRae. KC 136 <IS 72 160 .335 6) . t-tRs - Milwaukee , o . Pittsburgh Pirates Thuraday Bren, KC 145 590 87 197 .33-1 Thoma.s (2 ), Sto11 ( 11 ); Boston, Carew, M ln · 144 555 91 185 .333 Hobson ( 6}. nil!bl 'nd their dwindlinc Bostock, Min 118 436 67 143 .318 National League East lead is Lynn, Bo5 128 <96 73 157 .m Klf\SIS City 000 '000 100-2 50 000 000 0(1)- o s 1 now four g8Ille8. LeFlore , Oet lJS S-1-4 93 172 .316 Californi a Pa ttin (8-12) and Ml!'tinez ; Rivers, NY 132 S82 93 182 .311 After ~ the secaldCarty, Cle 138 503 64 155 .308 Tanana (1 6. 10 ) and Humphr~y . place Pirates a f>.4 lead, the Munoon. NY 1~ S6i 7517< .306 HA-K•n'n City, Me(tinet i 5 >. Staub, Dot 1<5 529 63 160 .302 Phillies got an bour l!ld 22 Garr, Chi 12.5 <86 59 1<7 .302 M innes-ota 000 20~ ocio-: A 9 0 minutes to recoup while a Oakland 000 000 ooo- 0 4 0 Home Runs Singer (11 -9) and Wyyneger ~ rainstorm added further Noltional Lugul! : - Schmidt; Ph il 3S; Kingman , NY l-4 ; BahnHn, TOOG ( 6 ), Fingers ·191 dampness to lbe spirits ol the Monday , Chi 30 ; Foster , Cin 29 ; and Ten~tce . LP- Bahnsen Cl- showed over the first five ITI<Ilths of this "never-&ay· die" season. Bit-In the top of the ninth- reliever Ron Reed hit Pittsburgh's Duffy Oyer with a pitcb, pinch-runner Miguel Dilone was Sllcriliced to second, BOd Rennie Stennett then hit bis second double ol the game to give the Pirates a 7-' victory. ''This was one of ·the greatest games I've ever seen," said ed'hillie Bill &blnson, who had a homer and lour runs-batteq-in Thursday BOd a total of seven Philadelphia .faithful RBI In lbe two-game Pirate Three runs In lbe fiflh, sweep, which concluded this Bn<ililr in the siJlh and .two year's head-to-bead more In the seventh lmol1ed competitioo between the two the se«e at 6-6 and it looted clubs. " .. .I'm .physically, as though the Pbillles had mentally an~ emotionally resumed the dominance they 2 61. HAs-Minnesota. Ford f.Aorgan, Cin 2.7. American Lugue : . Nettles, (19 ). NY '26; Jackson and LMay , Bait and Hendrick... Clev 2s; (Only oames s.cheouled ) Bancto, Oak 2• . Runs 81ttect In Nlfiono~l Le•gue: Foster , Cin 11.5 ; Morgan , Cin 107 ; Watson . Hou 96; Schm idt, Pt'tH 95; Luzlnskl, Ph il and MUrcer , SF drained. I can'( even eat." Said disconsolate, but still hopeful, Phillies' Manager Danny Ozark : " ...We're not as d.own as we may appear. We came back tonight. Even befOre the rain I felt we were going to get some runs." Mtts 41 Cardinals I: On the day the Cy YoWltl Award ballots were mailed out, New York's Jerry Koosman notched his first IDwin season ever by tossing a four-bitter and striking out an NL season high 13 batters. .Bruce Boisclair drove in two runs fU' Koosman; who has now 'IVOI1 14 of bis last 16 Petitione1'8 uk utilities &top buying we&tem coal COLUMBUS (UPI)- PeUtiool bearing 1,.0 IIPtures hive beea ldll by the <>No Minlnl and Reclamation M- Gullett figures to start ! three more ilmes durll1g the : Afler that GuUett turned in the type or performance you would ell[lect from a pitcher who compiled a I~ record last year even though he missed two months of the seall()n with a fractured left thumb . Reds manager Sparky Anderll()n evaded talk as to regullr aeuon. "H he pula lfli'N.up 111 the board he'll gel conalderatlon for lbe start In the playoffl," SBid AnderiiOil. "Don't forget IIOCiatloa to Gov. JIDIII A. Rhode. and leglalaUve leacierf callq for actlGn on a biD dealgned wcurb Importing of COil by ado uiWUea. Nell S. ToUIIQ!l, necutlve dlreetor of the UIOCiatloo rera 11in1 Ohio coal ml!le operators, uld Wednelday I1IOit ol the llcnattn1 came !rom penonaauoclated with the coa1 mlninllndustry In aoulheutern Ohio. · Tlllt11110n llld Ohio uiiUtlea are !mportlnt 21G,OOO tona of coa1 1 month' 11'11111 Wyoming, Utah and o!her western llalal deaplte the fact tbat Ohio fuel is conalderably chuper. TaltenJOn llld the Importation, which is Increasing monthly, baa thua !ar COil 10me ~ ml!llng jobe and another 2IG lobi alflllated with the Ohio coal industry. He llld the American Electric Power Co.'s Gavin plant near GaWpolla, one olthe few which can burn Ohio's high IUifur coal, nevertbeleu is ~pe~~dlng f2il a ton for western coal deJpite the !act It eould get Ohio coal for $14 per ton. 1be ema COil II ()lltled on to the conawner, TOIIenJOn llld, adding that legillatlon apo!llbred by Sen. Harry Mesbel, ().Younptown, would prohibit passing on ruch COitJ, : • : ; : eome : though we have yoWltllle'S on th1l pltc:hlq ' staff wbo did a great job to I get us w1wte we p , One of them, .Pal Zachry, has been , the most COIIIistent plldler on '• the ·staff." · . I The Reds took the lead In : the third lnnl1111 Thuraday : night scoring three rune, two : coming on a Ce.SBr Geronimo : s111111e. Gullett singled home • the final run in. the sixth. ; The victory was the aecond : in a row for Gullett who Jut : Friday beat the Giants. 1be 1 Reds' rival In tonight's , opener of a three-game aeries ' at Riverfront Stad!WJI. i offering proof tbat hil se&.!Oil· long shoulder miseries· have at last disappeared. Cesar Geronimo singled home two of three runs the Reds scored in the fourth inning. Braves 5, Astros 3: Jim Wynn's third pinch-bit homer of the season tied the score for Atlanta in the eighth inning BOd Dave May later added a two-run triple to give Phil Nlekro hil 15th win. Sooners wary RIVERSII)(M_EDICAI. GltOUP ACIL~tto Expos 4, CUb& !: Jose Morales broke the Veterams Mtmorlll Hospilll major league one-season R. A. AVERION, M.D. . ! pinch-bit record set by Davu Philley and equaled by Vic. A. G. SOLA, M.D. JOHN RIDGWAY, D.O. Davalillo wben he stroked bis . C. I'(. THOMPSON, M.D. 25th this year-a three-run starts. iflice Hourl; 10.12 a.m. Reds 4, Dodgers Z: double In )he seven!h. Rookie Man.-511., 2-4 p.m. Mon.- ' Don Gullett went the Larry Landreth won hil flral ' Fri .• 7.jl p.m. Mon., Wtd., distance for Cincinnati, major league game by spacing seven hits and pitching six .shutout innings. , f•i .PHONE 992-33~1. of Californians . IIY llllL MADDEN UPI Sporta Writer ~. It would figure to be a devastating contrast of awesome ollenses : California's "bomb& away" air attack m-1118 filth-ranked Oklahoma's ' usual llleamrolllng ground iarite. S6. Ameriu:n League : L , May, Ball 101 ; .Munson, NY ?1 ; • • . Chombliss, NY 93; Mayberry, • Spar11 BrWt KC 92; Ya;t~l~e,;"~!!e.Bos 91 . Ualted ~s llllmlatlaul Ntlion11 Leo~gue : . Morgln , Cin S6 ; Taveras , P i« SA ; Lopes, LOS ANGElES (UPI) LA and Brock, St.L S2 ; Cedeno, Hou 51. American Ltogue; · North . Oak. '69 ; LeFlore, Oet sa; Campa nor is, Oak 53; Patek, KC and Baylor, Oak <a. Pitchirtt Most Victories Notionol Leotue, Jone5, so 21 · 13 ; Koosman. NV 20-e ; sutton, LA 19-9; Carlton. Phil 11-4; Richard, Hou 17 -U. Americ•n Leatue; · Palmer , Bait 21 · 12; Garland, Bolt 18-6; Figueroa, NY 11-1 ; Tiant, Bos 18-11 ; Fidrvch, .Det and Lto· nard, KC 16-S; Tanana, Cal 1610. Eorntd Run Averoge (bued on ••• innintiS pitclleciJ Nation.l League: Sta"er , NY 2.<0; Denny, St.L 2.56; Rau, LA 2. 5~; Jones, SO 2.65 ; Norman, Cin 1.67 . Americon LtiiVt; Fidryeh·, Det 2.2< ; llluo. 01~ 2.<S ; Traver-s, Mil 2.50 ; Tort'ez. Oek 2.52 ; Palmer . Bait z.ss. Strikeouts N1tlon.~l Le~tue: seavH".• NY Richard. Hou 11f ; Koos men. NY 174; Montefusco. SF 160; Niek:ro, Atl 155. Ameri~n LNtiM: R:van~ Ctl 287 ; T•nan•, C.l 233; Blyleven , 192; Eckersley. Ctev 163; Mlior LttiUI ltHUHS. By United Prns lftterftlttoftal Ho~tioMI LOtH O!icago 000 000 030- 3 1 0 Aaron having another proud·moment By MICHAEL V. USCIIAN miles from Catalina Island to los Angeles in 10bours811d 51 minutes Thlnday, ,IJut failed by four minutes to..,. ~--~ lbe ...,. record set by former 01 · G ta • - ' - · )'D1pW1 re "'"""~n m 1958. · MiSs Cleve1 .. M who SBid ·· _.., slning CUITd118 slowed her clown,saidsheplanstoswim the channel both ways nonstop at a late' date. The 21-year-old physical educatioo major at Long Beach State alao said ,sbe .___ ... · '"¥"" · "' 8WIIl1 the ._....., CllannelbolhwaYJnextrear. LOS . ANGElES CUPII - What do Sandy Koufu., Keppy Washington, Elgin Baylor l!ld Jact Knmer have iD CGDmoo ! Tbey're an great atbletes, ·wbo will be named on bronze plaques 111 the Av~ of the Athletes. Capitla ( 1), Waterbuty m C<mmerce. and Ferguson ; Koosmo~n (20-8, and Stearns. LP-Falcone 021<4). HRs-New York, Boisclair (2); St . Louts , Hernandez (.1) . ooo- l.o> Angeles 020 1100 2 71 NEW YORK (UPI) - The Cincinnati 000 301 OOx.- 4 II 0 Rau, Wall (7) and Pasley ; N~tlonal FoollJell League anGullett (9-31 and Bench. LP- DOUDCed Wednelday !bat fhe Rou Sunday games have~ lllld n•-11J. Pittsburgh 031 010 101- 7 10 o TIRES & BAmRIES AT DISCOUNT PRICES SPICIAL UFETIME GUARANTEE MUFFLER ALL OF RIDENOUR'S TV & Appliance GIS service R1cine,Ohio a..ster,Ohio SEPTEMBER NO LABOR Ualted Prell lllteiutlllul Tbe ~ma!leet and one ol the least ' experienced ~In the Nalion.al FOOiball Leagae will be the IJIQit -~ 1111 &lnday when the Mfnnew>la V'lkinga boll tbe Los ~eles Rami. II 18 oaly by defauh !bat 511 rookie Pit Haden gebl the ~ Ul Jlart for ~ Angeles, but he finds hlmlelf in a cboice l*'lion Ul mab 8D inst"" rep••• with • !»Jib (ul VlkiDp. He. plned thla opportunity when injuriellltnlck clown lbe lint two Ram quarterbacka, James Harrla and Ron Jawnki. "We're laced with a situation where we haw one -·SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Tbe San Diego Mariners of the W<rld Hockey Alloclatlon 'l'hllrlday MA alnec! AU.8tar defenaeman Paul SbmJI' BOd winger Gerry Pinder from the Minnesota Fighting Salnta for center Ray Adduono and defelllt!man Bob Wall. Tbe Mariners Included an unclllcloeed amount af cash In the tr111118ctlon. TUNI..UP Si!!:CIAL A Presentation of Center Program Board '21.00 6 CYLINDER '23.95 • CYLINDER '19.95 lncludlll Plup, Points, C'Aindera, lJIIor. vs. waukee in a trade fl'IDI the Atlanta Braves. On band will be many of bis former teammates fl'IDI the glory years of the Milwaukee Braves like Warren Spahn, Eddie Mathews· anll Johnny I.q:an and Managers Olarlie Grmm . BOd Fred Haney. Other baseball greata like Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle will be there and so . will , Baseball Commissi'oner Bowie Kuhn and the National and Alnerican League [resider!)!;, O!ul> Feeney and IJCetle of this 1110811nterestlng FOLIAGE GARDEN For Birthday, . Anniversary or : Hospita 1. ' •500 From - 1----......,'------. o. Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio Lee MacPhail. Al5o on hand, bearing a message and a gjft from lnterconlerence matchup, the mood Ia ooe of warineBB rather than cobfldence that the Sooner rushers can outgun Calllornia•s All· America quarterback hopeful Joe Roth. That's · because, like 10 many other top-rated pow~ last week, Oklahoma Is ooming off a most unimpressive 24-3 victory over lightly regarded Vanderbilt. "I was the least surprised guy out there last week," said • THE Ho~ President Ford, will be Ford's 60!1 Jack who will give Aaron a pewter George •The Racine lllpllst Church Bus will be running •Suncllys on 1 route I rom R1Cine through Apple · Grove, IHviftll Racine at 8:15' a;m. and returning pasungen II noon . If you art inloresttcl in our bus service, please feel frH to contad94t·2231 or 247·2101 . Tht service will begin SUncllv. Sept. l, 1976. Bible HAS ALWAYS quarterbaclt,and be's a rookie Lewis, who has been out.with going up &flll iJ!!!I one of the a hamstring injury. lop ,teazm in lbe NFL," said In other games Sunday, Los Angeles Oladl Oniclt Detroit Ia faVored by a point Knox. over Atlanta, Buffalo is 2over "But he has great matnrity Houston, Miami is 10~ over for a young man BOd along New England. San Diego is 7 witb tbat be bas great over Tampa Bay, the New confldellce In hil ability.... York Giants are 7 over He's got a strong arm BOd 1 Philadelphia, Denver ls 13 have confldenae iD him." over the New York Jets, Forlllllately for the Rams, Washingtoo is 16 over Seattle, the injuries to Harris and Dallas il 11 ~ over New Jaworsld have come early Orleana, St. Loul.s is 12~ over enough In the tle880D lor them Green Bay, San Fr111cilco is to alford a loa. · 7over O!icago and Cincinnati Mimesota, with a powerful and Baltimore are rated veta-an team led by quarter· even. . back Fran Tartenton, ia In Monday night's favored by 3~ poinll. Vildng nationally televised game, clefenlive etld Jim Manball, Oakland is a JOiid 111!0inl by 111art1ng 1n bl8 224th game favorite over Kansas City, In a row, will ~ George Blanda's record for COII&eJCIItive games played. ance joining Qeveland In 1980, Manball hasn't missed a game In 17 years. Defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh, BEEN THE GOOD BOOK ... RM:I NE BAPTIST CHURCH Now you can hear the world as narrated by Bob Holmes. BEDROOM TITO AUJNG BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) - President JOsip Broz 'nto has canceled all official functions for three months on advice of doctors treating blm for acute liver trouble, govenunent sources said Thursday. Among . the cancellations was a visit by W. Averell Harriman, who had been l!cheduled to visit Tito on behalf of Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter. 'nto's physicians ordered oomplete rest fOr the 84-y~r­ old leader for the next 90 days. SUITES - The New Testament on a.Track Tape in JO Volumes each ·vcif. Middleport Book Store JJIE BUFFALD BRAVES AN OfFICIAL_NBA PRE-SEASON .BASKETBALL GAMEl Tuesday, October 5, 1876, 8:30 p. m. Ohio University Convocation Center, Athens, Ohio. Tickets 5.00, 4.50, 4.00. reserved Seats Only are available at O.U. Memorl1l Auditorium Box Office, Athens (594-34711. Mill orders send Seii-AdclrHsed Stamped Envelope and Check. Cashier's Check or Money Ordlt Plyablt Ia CPB Basketball, 0.U. Memorl1l Auditorium, Box Office, Athens. Ohio, 45701. Oklahoma Head Coach Barry Switzer, of the Sooners' offensive failures against Vanderbilt, which were the fewest point total for Oklahoma since 1968. "I've been ·telling people that we lost tlio Jilany quality players, that we're too inexperienced ' to play like we·~ played the last few years." · Thus, It Is not the Oklahoma · rushing offense that Switzer will be pointing lo th1l week, but rather, hil defense and bow to stop Roth. One man who figures to play a key role'in that department Is cornerback Jerry Anderson, who made six tackles against Vanderl:ilt. Elsewhere acr~ lbe coun· try, It'll be anoth!ll' week of interconlerence games for most of the nation's top-rated teams. No. 1 Ohio State is at No. 7 ·Penn Slate In what figures to shed a great deal of light oo the natimal aspirations of those two big bowl perenniala; No. 2 Michigan is the second of leg of a murderous opening two road games for Stanford, which kicked off the season at Penn State last week.; No.-3 UCLA is at home with Arizona; No. 4 Pltlaburgh travels to Georgia Tech after its stunning opening season rout of Notre Dame last week. No. 6 Missouri entertains Illinois; No. 8 Nebraska !xlpea to avenge last week's embarrassing tie with LSU by taking it out on Indiana at Bloomington, Ind.; , No. 9 Georgia is at Qemson and No, 10 Texas A&M is at home with Kansas State. YOUR AnENTION . PL£ASE $148 to 512959 ' ~ ..•' Big Selection S. Prices Middleport, 0. BAKER .FURNITURE Middleport, 0. ' Sunday · -----~-­ September 19th following its opdllng game lou, makes ita bome debu! agalnlt the Qeveland Brown.t1 "Dinner Dotes" and II favtred by 121!. polnll. However, the Steelers will have to do wllbout wide receiver Lynn Snnn, wbo suffered a coOcuseion in the 31·28 defeat to Oakland. Rookie Thea Bell Is expected w start In place of Swann, backed by Fl'lllk ounday, 8·2p .m. Walkull. 2-10 o.m. MEAT Slllsbury steak, rout bell, flounder llsh, ham . VEGETABLES GrHn beans, pus, carrots, noddles. POTATOES Mashed, biked, home THECUVElANDCAVS V-1 '2.00 EXTRA That mark was set on opening day last year when Aaroo came home . to Mil· But lh Norman, Okla., Send Someone A Refreshing Green Washington camp cup. Local officials as well as baseball people will make Jl'esenlations and many of the players will step to the miaophooes to help Aaroo recall some of the big m<iments in hil career In a sort of "This is Your Ufe " format, according to Tom "Sky" Skibosh; the Brewers public relations director. Aaron woo 't be getting a car, gold watch or diamond ring. To honor him, fans are being asked to donate mooey IDa program for youth in Milwaukee. • for Ill )'Our homt DOXOL SERVICE He hasn't played much the 411,160. Haden will guide Rams out BOd will be telecat llirmg l!faowing againlt the Entertalnmenf lnd Appl~nce Needs end. Tbe records, bune nms and last half of this season W<rld Series glory are all becaQse of a bad knee. He behind him now but loaighl was the Brewers' designated Henry Aaron will have me of hitter Thursday night fG: the his proudest m<l!lellla. seoond night in a row but ooly The man wbo bit !ll(ft about tbe fourth lime .since homers than IIII)'IJiie else in late August. maj~r league history wm 't be After taking balling playing •his last game - be [ractice before the game be has a few UKn to go yeL But admitted bis knee wasn't ~ mammoth celebratioo in doing ·too well. his honor at Milwaukee "It's lbe same as it has County Stadium - the place been f~r a loog time - sore," where his CMeer began In Aarm said. "It was S()re 1~ -will ,be,ln · ·,the yesterday BOd it's sore now. a'OIIIiiDg ol his (UM', It's just something I have to Hmry Louis Aaron - the !he with f~r ·the next few man wbo 'broke Babe Ruth's weeks." b(me.nm ~ I mark There is an advance ticlret once conJid ·e red sale of about 3$,000 BOd ~nsurpassable - will be Brewet olficial• predict the bonG:ed by fans and basebaD .crowd will be mere than officials and greats 81 be 40,000 - maybe evett ~ .ooo, brings his career nearly ID an which would break the erii¢ing stadium recil'd of Pnn•~..3.. Dedication ceremonies m-e planned fG: Oct. I. Jdmny -.treal C01 110030x- • 71 Renko, SuHer (7 ), Htrnlndtl l.mgden. BiD llwman, Joe PJ Garman (8) end SwiSher , Putnam (8}; Landreth, Oun·nfno c.a~neJ!a l!ld oChen are 17), Kerrlvan Il l, Murror (9) IIIIICIIg 11 llbletes wbo • and Cartlfr . WP-Landrett. c1- will be bCIIG:ed. . 0I. LP-Renko (7-101. Tbe Amme of the Athletes St. Louis 000 000 Olo-- 1 4 3 is a Blcentennia) project ol New YOI'k IIIII 010 llx- < 9 0 Falcone, Greif 0 J. Hrabosky lbe Echo Park Owmher of (7), MILWAUKEE (UPI ) - andy Cleveland swam the 21 Seattle at Wulllngton. ·RESISI'OR PWGS ! Philly's lead cut to 4 Amtrlun Ltatuf New York at Cleve, ppd , rain : and singles by Burke and whether Gullett would be i1ll Kevin Pasley, coupled with a starter in the playoffl jult u ; throwing error by Pete Rose, the un1i1Ded Red lefty : gave the Dodgers .a t11t'1H'1111 dodged questions concwnlnc : hil contract negotlatktn&. , second IMing. COnly games schfdulec:l ) looally. The aellouta are Oevel.lnd at Plttsburlh. lAII Angeles at Mlrneaota, the New Ycrl Gianta at Pbiladelphia, l.b!l New Y~rk Jets at Denver BOd •500 OFF Because no one with a sore single in the fifth, coming on shoulder could have thrown a a smash back to the mound ball u hard as Gullett did deOected by Gullett, was lbe while turning in his first only hit off the Red lefty In complete game since beating the Jut six !Mings. lbe Piltaburgb Pirates, 6-1, Tbe last two of the three June 10. batters Gullett faced in the GuUett, who gained hil ninth became the Red lefty's ninth victory against three fourth and fifth strik~ut losses while .reducing the victims. Al1d one of th0!1111wo Reds' magic number to lour, batters, Glen Burke, went was throwing harder in the down swi1111ing at probably ninth inning than he was In the best faslbaU Gullett threw lbe frrst. aU night. Ted Sitemere·' s leadoff · A double by Bill Buckner · (17 ) . 17~ Hunter , NY 160. AI The ana .334 Sundberg. Kravec , Vuckovich Oliver, Pit 112 418 59 1l8 .330 ("L Mof)f oe U l and Downing , Rose. Cln 1•8 609 121 199 .327 WP- Briles 110-91. LP- Kravec Morgan , Clo 128 4AO 107 147 .323 (1-<). Gr iffey , Cin 137 S21 10-4 r .. OLD TIME REVIVAL IEEn NG (8) Johnson ; P. Nlekro. Devine (9 ) and Murphy. WP- P . Nlekro (15.111 . LI'- Andular 11-10) . Aa. R. H, Pet Toxn Madtoc.k. Chi 133 <79 65 164 .341 Chicago MOddo.x, Phlt 138 506 · 72 170 .336 Briles, n• ; 169 N. 2nd. St. • , HA:s _;_ PlmSburQI'I , Robinson 121 1. Stargelt (17 1. . G. Ptlill!delphi a at (:tl lcago Los Ang a t Atl anta .. niQht san Fran at Cincinnati, ni QI'\1 Nfw ,York Te,.;ss { P~rv 12-14) et Oakland (Bosman 4-tl , tl p.m . Boston U onrs 4-3) at ~troll (F idrych 16-81 , 8 p.m . SIIUtdtV'S Glmts Tues at Oakland Minnesota at Calli ., n ight Ch icago at Kan City, night New York at M ilwaukee Boston at Oerrolt Balt i more et Cleveland No~tional San Francisco ( Barr J3. 11 ) at Cincinnati ( Billingham 11-9 }, 8:05p .m . , Ph iladelphi a ( Chr iste-nson 12BI at Ch icago ( Bonham 8 -1'2l ,' 2:30 p .m . Los Angeles (Sulton 19 -9 and Hooton 9-l"l at Atl anta (1\Aoret J - ~ and LaCorte 3-9), _ 2., 6:05 p .m . (On ly gam~s schl"duleG J Silturday's G1mes St. LOU iS a.t Mont ret!, 2 Plnsburgh at Ntw York W.. L.· Pet. p.m. lilting p.m. East ~~8 CINCINNATI (UP!) There's no doubt about It Don Gullett ls back. Gullett, wljo has been plagued by a shoulder Injury much of the aeaaon, pllclled the Clnclnna U Reds to a 4-2 victory over the IJlS Angeles Dodgers Thursday night. The outstanding perfonn, III1Ce by the ~ear-<>ld lefty should convince even lhe most skeptical of the "Doubt· ing Thorilues" that he's 100 per cent physically sound. t't11ad'lph lo 000 031 200-6 16 0 ' Reuss, Moose (5) , Tekulve 8:30p.m . lnd Dyer, Ott 191 ; New Vor k ( EI Irs 15-71 at ' (7) Milwaukee CAugustine- 8-11 ), Unde .rwood , Sttlue/er (3). Twitchell (-1 ), McGraw (6) , 1:30 p.m. Balt imore ( Palmer 21-12 ) at Reed Ill and Boone. WPCleveland (Thomn -l -3). 7:30 Tekutve 15-1). LP- RH<t 11-61. 'bnec:t St. Lou is ( R.asm usseo 5-10 ) at N.ont real (Hanna hs o.o), 2: 15 p .m. Pittsburgh {Med lc h 6-11) at New Y. ork (Mat la c k 15-81. 8:05 j~ Kansn cnv ( t.eonar<l 16·11. MiljDr Lugue Le•den By Un ited Press lnterno~tl ono~l Cincinnati c Lcs Angeles 2 Piltsburgl1 7 Phil lldelph la 6 Atlan ta 5 Houston 3 (Onl y ga m es St:heduled ) Today '! Probablt Pitchers (All Times EDT) ~ Standings Averages 1-'lba DalltSitltinll, Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. 17, tr/8 tries. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) If a National League Eastern Divlaion playoff game is neC1!1881')', It will be played Tuesday, Oct. 5, al PblladeiPtla and will be a nlcht game, the league office IIIUIOUIICed Tlu'ltday. The 11ame would be neC1!1881')' If Philadelphia BOd Plttabur&h . end the regular 11ea11111 tied fG: the divisloo lead. Thin hasn't ~ a lie In the NL Iince '11162 when lAII Anllelea and San •'r•ncllco were tied and the Dodgen WCil the playof(. "He's not 11111nl belit.. tnt SAlAD & FRUITS when I It II him I was spotcling Tosud, moc~ronl, sl1w, to gel to The StHmbo1l Inn cottoge cheese. for a good st11k dinner I" Candidates go after Italian-American voters By ROBERT KAYLOR Ualted PnU lateratlaul Prealdent Ford took a page from Danocratlc nc.ntnee Jimmy carter's campaign notebook, courting votes from ethnic groups and SBYinll that . urban neighborhoods were the place to start fighting the withering away of cultural beritagea. F'ord and Carter both attended an Italian-American Blcenntenial dinner In a . Washington hotel Thunday night. Although the two men aa Carter In suggesting were both m lbe a.ne Door aolutiooa to urban problems, at on~ point their paths did BIYlns that the decay ol not croll. neighborhoods can be "I am committed to main· prevented by '''IDeal lnltla· taining the strength and Uvea BOd local cmtrol." vitality of American The Democratic· nominee Qll1JIIUIIlUes now BOd In the ha.!J pledged more federal nen lour years," Ford told aaistance to reswre the applauding diners . neighborhoods In a seriee ol Speaking ol "gradual vlslta he has made to ethnic erosion" of ethnic cultiD'es, areas In various clUes. the President eald While Ford addreaed the neighborhoods are the place dinner, Carter met nearby to "encourage and protect with a Greek-American American lndlviduall.sn," group and then gave hil own But Ford did not go 'as far brief speech to the Italian- ~teamboat lnl] 1' • , . •! Reaf.,Old·Fashioned Home Cuo'ki ~R· ' · . 3nl St., RaClne, Ohio Dial 949 · 2&15 With Watergate Judge John J. Sirlca sitting nearby, Carter said "it's not lair" struggle "is ended DAVID E. ANDER80N UPI ReUilon Writer By What're those people doing down there? IIY H.D. QUIGG UPI Editor Senior NEW YORK (UPI) - W~d has lately arrived here from Washington the Treasury Department may abolish the penny. Someilmes you really can't make heada nor taUs what those people down there are up to. Are they trying to ruin the language ? Or encourage lnflatlon? How can ·you pinch pennlea If there are no pennia to pinch? Or be penny-wise when there aren't none nowise? Things have come to a Jl'etly penny when no melodies will be played from a penny arcade - and no pennies from heaven. What will happen to penny ante now that the Treasury' is antipenny? · . Will a IOioetmY nail become a dime naU? Will penny dreadfula abscond from the bookstands? Or pennywort fade from the fields? . II was bed enough when lbe penny postcard fled Into blstory. When the killer of the Undberg baby met death, the United PreBB story, by Harry Ferguson, began: "The state of New Jersey, which spent (such-an!l-such large amo1Ult of money) capturing BOd coovicting Bruno .Richard Hauptmann, e1ecuted him tonight with a penny's worth of electricity." What now wiU happen to such journalistic flights ? There used to he a song SWill in Midwestern Methodl!t Sunday Schools just before the collection 'was taken up : "Dropping, dropping, dropping, Hear the pennies fall; Every one for Jesus, He will get them all." · This too may pass. Will the _poetical pennieil turn into nickels? Th.ere won't even be any bad pennies to turn up again. The people at lhe Treasury SBY the penny is becoming m~re trouble than it's worth. Thall! costs the mint about seven· tenths of a penny to make a penny. And that In tO years It will cost 1.27 cents. ,And that, furthermore, the public has a tendency to hoard pennies. A penny for your thoughts on that one. H there is no penny boarding because of the impending penny paucity, what will happen to "Apenny saved Ia a penny got" (Ravenscroft), or "A periny spared is twice got" (Herbert) or "Apenny saved is two-pence got" (Fuller) or "A penny saved is two pence clear. A pin a day is a groat a year." (Ben Franklin)? I have a word of advice for ·the Treasury: Honi soil qui mal y·pence. there never has been a &lprenie Court ~ and only two Ca~ members (rOm the ltallan·Amerlcan community. "We ·must end lhil discrimination," he said. Ford also amounced plans for a campall!n f<ray Into Carter's stronghold In the Deep South next week, that will Include an overnight cruise aboard a sternwheeler down the MiBBiaslppl River as weU as campaign l!lopa In Loulslans, Mlaslulppl and Alabama . GOP vice presidential ~ mlnee Rober! Dole swung through New York state Friday with Vice President Nelaon Rockefeller, leaving much or the campaign rhetoric to the fonner New York governor.· In Binghamton , Rockefeller responded to derisive. gestures from hecklers by raising bis own middle finger wthem. Dole, whose right ann Ia crippled from war wounds, joked that be did not respond In kind also because "my reactiOilll are limited." Democratic vice Jl'esidentlal nominee Walter F. Moodale joined Carter at the dinner Friday night alter campaigning at.a truck stop in Illinois and using the citizen's band handle "Minnesota Fritz" to talk to drivers by radio on the highway. $6T0$8 VALUE JOHN ROE~E CLASS RINGS Bring In this ad and order your ring by November 15 · to get one of these custom features, FREE: • Initial In stone or Insert under stone • Fireburst effect MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) or sunllte effect In a dramatic break with tradition, the Episcopal • Golden signature Church has decided to allow women Into its saaamental • Wh ite gold Instead Jl'lesthl!Od and ·episcopate. of yellow gold Deputies to the 3-mllllon· member denomination's 65th General Convention ended the long and bitter struggle over women's ordination Thursday by narrowly voting to ooncur ln.a change In the church's canon law, which had beeri approved by the church's House ·of Bishops Wednesday, thus making women eUgible to be priests (Editor's note: For those who and bishops. understand tbe author's fractured' French Still unresolved, however, In the last line above, all ill weU. For those is the status of 14 of the 15 who do!n'l - he has committed a plddllng women (one has since left the pan by changing the ''pense" to ''pence" In church), who have been tbe quotation "bon! aolt qui mal y pense," Irregularly . ordained In -shamed be anyone who lblnb of it. The defiance of the church in the quotation is tbe motto of the Order of the tWo years since the House of Garter. ) Deputies refused to authorize ordinations In 1973. "We should be regularized by the bishops," said the Rev. Jeannette Piccard, one of 11 women deacons Irregularly ordained in Philadelphia July The House Thursday 29, 1974 In the service that By J, R.KIMMINS The committee adopted 11 shocked and then polarized COLUMBUS (UPI) -State amendmenta, Including one overrode the governor's veto the church. . leglalators prepared today $10 million addition to the by four votes, 64to 22, with 60 • Exclusive 6-way Olai·A·Nap ~ rug But other of the ordained for the final, and predictably House version of the bill, votes required. Another height adjustment •omen, appearing at a news .hectic, Bellion of the Ohio before sending It to the override attempt failed, however, as ·Democrat8 fell • Top filling disposable dUal beg. conference immediately General Assembly this Senate Rules Committee on four votes short on Rhodes' following the narrow month, with !l'ime attention 6-2 party line vote. prevents clogs, keepa suction Deputies' vote, said any 111 reform of the Medicaid, Sen. Harry Meshel, D· veto of a mechanics' lien bill. strong Worlonen's Coulpensatlon initiative toward and wor)tmen's Youngstown, committee • Edge Kleener cleans thalia at tough One cosmetic change con· regularization of their status compensation programs. chairman, SBid the Medicaid Inch along baseboards would have to come from the Also ticketed for final appropriation had been tained in the workmen's combishops and they would not disposition were bills revising boosted well beyond Its pensation bill, which has now accept reordlnation. the charitable bingo law and original $114 million price tag cleared both chambers but In The vote In the House of rescuing school districts from to "Insure )here would be no different fo•ms, was to Deputies, which in 1973 voted a combined $120 millioo fiscal cuts wbataoever In welfare change the name of fund to "worker's compensation." clown a simUar proposal, burden, as well as . Services.'' RegardleSs of the name came In the form of a confirmation of 78 The Senate prepared for change, the bill was the firstcOmplicated vote by orders in gubernatorial appointments debate on nearly 100 House ever revision of the which the lay and clerical and possible veto 6verrides. amendments to lbe sweeping employee's insurance delegations from each Both the House and Senate modernization of the state's diocese participated. were to reconvene at 10 a.m. $1.5 billion workmen's system. Among its features was a , Clerical delegations from Afte~" today's adjourmnent, compenSBtlon program. The 64 dioceses and lay the legislature was not House passed the bill 91 to 1 limitation of two tenns for delegations from 60 dioceses expected to return to the Thursday. Tbe Senate. had the three members of the .approved the change while 'K1 Statehouse until Nov. 9. unanimously passed the Industrial Commission and a limit of one six-year term to clerical and 31 lay The way was cleared for <rlginal billln June. the administrator of the delegations opposed . On adjournment late 'lburaday County OHiclala Pay Bureau of Workmen's Wednesday, the House of when the Senate Finance Another bill, which would CQmpensation. Bishops voted 95 to 61 to Conunlttee pieced rogether boost the salaries of all 11 Other changes involved approve ordalnlng women. an enra $53 millioo to finance elected county officials In bureau Episcopalians, who . trace the Medicaid-welfare reform each ol Ohio's 88 counties, mandated DIAL-A·NAP® their church back 2,000 years bill, whicb will now was sent to a conference administrative procedures to to the time of Christ, · appropriate $167 million to committee, where prospects eliminate duplication of Big disposable dust ·generally believe that In the the Departmettt of Public of a quick agreement were functions between th~ bag tlas a huge commission and the bureau, 560 cu. in, capa city! ministry of the SBcraments Welfare to pay for Medicaid. dim. the priest is an Icon or Image · The major diflerence and a requirement that the bureau come up with specific ol Christ. between House and Senate In the long, four-hour drafts of lbe hill was a procedures to handle and debate Thursday which saw was at work In the church, provision granting c~unty award claims. In other legislative activity more than ~ speakers argue creating new forms of officials automatic cost~f· both sides of the i8811e, those faithfulness and that women living pay hikes sought by the Thursday: -,The Se111te balked at closest to the Catholic Jl'iests were a part of that House sponsor but removed House changes in a bill to traditloo argued that only work. by the Senate, which felt they expedite tax exemptions for ·males could play that role The bnpact of lhe action on were lnflationary. and that II Christ had the Episcopal Olurch's relaAlthough Senate noise pollution control tions wltb the Roman Intended women to be priests Democrats gave the green facilities, sending the bill to a he would have had women Catholic and Orthodox light Thursday to a noor vote conference committee among the Disciples. Churches, both of which on 78 appointees of Gov. But supporters of the move forbid women priests, Is still James A. llhodes, Including argued that the Holy Spirit 'to be seeJi. Transportation Director Richard D. Jackson, two other cabinet members, Welfare Dir ector Kwegyir Aggrey and Natural Resources Director Robert W. Teater, were rereferred to Senate committees for further review until after the November election. The Senate was expected to try to Join the House in overriding a Rbodes veto of a bill which received wide, bipartisan support earlier this year authorlzlng school districts to provide a free Special sale 1rices on womens. misses. juniors coordinate breakfast program. EU Legislature adjourns today a INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 . ·+ MIDDLEPORT, 0. Elberfelds In Pomeroy . Quasa~ Open Friday Night 'Til 8 P.M. Big Savings During Our . Bargain Days Sale PIE BAUM'S}!UE VALUE STORE since 1848. Church's Cherry ond peach. DeliciouS. r.h•· Broile~ Stes~.~ · Dino.og Room Houri WMI<cllys ~-~p.m., Su~clly 1·2p.m. Walkup Window WMI<ciiYI7·1.Dp.m;, Sunclly 2·10 p.m. Americans after the President ileparted to attend a reception following a religious observance of Hispanic American Heritage week. Carter SBid that "all of us have known the pain from discrimination," and likened ~e situation · of Italian· Americans to the fact there has been no presidential nominee from the Deep South FLOWERS For AD Occasions 25" diagonal "Works in a Drawer" Color TV. ".Super lnsta-Matic" Color Tuning . Matrix Plus Picture Tube. "Country Style" cabinet design. Instant picture and sound. WERNER RADIO &T.V• . 992-5291 Middleport, o. .. Wt Wire Flowers Everywhere 992·2039 Pomeroy AMer Shop Mn• Milllrd Van Mtltr Pll. m-2039 Pll. m.m, sportswear, womens long gowns and robes. girls sportswear, costume jewelry, big sale of womens daytime dresses. Save, tO!J, during our sale of carhartt Brown Duck work clothes, mens double knit dress slacks, , men~ western shirts. Wrangler western jackets. ' Savings up to $300.00 on Kimball pianos. and at the Mechanic Street Warehouse sale prices on RCA and GE color televisions. Bargain days sale prices on home canners and preservers, scatter rugs and furniture throws. El~erfelds I~ Pomero1 I. �.· I~ Till Dally SINlDel,Middleport..Pmneroy, 0., Frldly, Sept. IT, liN ..- .· PTO fall festival scheduled. .Gardening tips given at Tuesday meeting plantmaterialswereglvenat Applica~on of fertilizer once the Tueaday night meeUng of a month is usually adequate, the Winding TraU Garden she said. Oub. Mrs. Collins ' demon. Mra. Allee Thompson stration on drying plant hosted the meeting held In the material included several 200 year old log cabin techniques. She said planta recenUy reconstructed on the can be hunc in a cool dry Thompeon properly. place, that Bor&J and aand Mrs. Dollie Hayes presided mixtuie or Borax and ciJrn. withmemberaa111wering roll meal mixture or com· call by naming their favorite mercially prepared mixtures potted plant. Projecta can be used to dry plant dlacuased Included planting materials. Mrs. Collins also at the Meigs County In· talked on auto pollution. llrm&ry where work will · September garden hints 11IE NEW YORK BRASS ~let will periorm in Gallipolis March 16, 8 p. m. at the begin on cleanup and painting were given by Mrs. Wilma Gallia Academy High School audltoriiUD under the auspices of the Tri~unly Conununity in the next week. New bulbs Terrell. She said that now Is Concert Association. Admission to tbls concert and other performances planned by the will be purchaaed to plant the ideal Ume to prepare and cmcert association this season is by membership only. For more Information contact the around the flag pole. Flowers seed a new lawn, working In cmcert association at the Gallipolis Chamber ol Commerce office or phone us 2200. for the heme of Mrs. Nancy some kind of humus; such as Carolyn Hippensteel is drive chainnan. Colllns will be provided by peat or rotted manure and tile Winding TraU Graden · ferUllzer. She also said that Club members. Mrs. Collins' thls Is the best Ume to set out home Is on the hlatorical new ever~~:eens, those that home tour tAl be held by Ohio are balled and burlapped, tAl Eta , Phi Chapter of Bela plant Madonna lily bulbs, Sigma Phi Sorority next narcissus and crocus, divide month. and reset day lilies . CHESTER - Mrs. Thelma next month club meetings Mrs. Sual.e MWer gave the Cultivation or.roses except tAl White and Mrs. Mary K. will siart at 7:30 p.m. Mn. educational program on keep out the weeds should be · Holter were hostesses for a Opal Hollon and Mrs. Laura ll'owlnc polled planta, taking stopped so that the bushes meeting or. the Past Coun. Mae Nice thanked the club her material from Ohio can begin to harden, but that ciiors' Club of Chester for gifts, cards and visits Alloclation of Garden Clubs' spraying and dusting should Council 323, Daughters of during their hospitalizations. manual. She gave light be continued. She also America, held at the hall . Games were conducted by ~~~ noUnc that thls 'suggested set~ out chrysMrs . .Ethel Orr, vice Mrs. Erma Cleland and Mn. Is often the cauae of failure anlhemumsabouttobloom or president, conducted the Hollon . Mrs. Mabel Van and IIPoke on Beiection ol already In flower. meeting which opened with Meter won the door prire . plants to suit particular · "Autumn Harmony" was " eight verses from Psalm 31, Others a!tending were Ad.i locations and situa~ons. the theme of the flower the Lord's Prayer In unison Neubling, Letha Wood, Mrs. Mra. Miller dlscuased BJT811Cementa for the month. and the. pledge to the flag. Ada Morris, Mrs. Ethel Orr, artificial Ugbting for planta Mrs. Addalou Lewis won the Mrs.·Jean Summerfield gave Mrs. Sadie Trussell, Mrs. alan& with the Importance of blue, Mn. Hayes the red, and the minutes of the last Margaret Tu ltie, Mrs. lnzy bumidlty. She said hwnldlty Mrs. Collins the white. Mr$. meeting, and Mrs . Opal Newell, Mrs. Dorotlty .Myers, can be Improved by spoaglng Hayes also won a blue on rose Hollon presented the Mrs. Erma aeland ·and Mrs. IIRI&DAY - Mr. ..t fol!ace, aeltlng pota In peb- specimens. treasurer's rep<rt. Beginning Pauline Ridenour. .M rs, Rolbley RiW lleld • ble. In a laucer of water, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. party recutly Ia . oboervbeing lUre that the pol.tJ do not Lewis dillpllyed duplicates of anee af ·tile flnt1111111day of aland ill the water. She said the arrangementS they lbelr da~. c-tlley. that planta will 11'0!' best In elhibited at tile Meigs County Also obsen>ed at die family moderate humidity noting Fair. They showed their celelntlaa wu Mr. JU&gs' that temperatures main· rosetta and silver platters biTthclay. Cake, lee cream talned by our modern beating . for grand champion and aacl Hfl drbW ftft ser1J11ema lends to dry out the reserve champion. ved. alr. 1be iraveilng prire lui:· The Rulb Missionary Circle Su11 preparation and Ita nlshed by Mrs. Dora Hea!Aln of ibe Rllcine First Baplist a Wideness in God's Mercy" lmpGrtanee ill gi'O!ring bouse was won by Mr~. Colllns. The Church met at the home or by Mrs. Barbara Gheen ; " Is planta waa also dlacuaed by next meeting will be held at Mrs. Nondus Hendricks, There Really a God" by Mrs. 1/1f'"1J Mrs. Miller. She recom. the home· of Mril. Millec with Racine, recently with IS Martha Lou Beegle; "Our Thanks to Thee," Sandy I'U J mer.ded 1 general mixture of officers to be Installed at that members present. Boothe; "Ballad of the liD· two parta garden loam, Ume. Mrs. Phyllis Bailey had tbe put lelf mold or peat m011, Attending besides those progralil entitled " Time." and Gill! put 181111. Sbe said a . named were Mrs, Cora Her saipture was ·taken from Mrs. Marjorie·Grimm; "Why . b' tablnpoon of · complete Beegle, Mrs. Pat 'lboma, Eccl. 3 : 1~ and special Missionaries Have to Go" by tert1u- lboald be added lo Mrs. Ruth Moore, members, :eadings were "When the Mrs. Nondus Hendricks. Mrs. "God Conlimles to Bless Gill! qurt of 11011, and that and proopective members, Time Canes" by Mrs'. Naomi Marie Walter closed with wllerlnl abould be done Miss Susan F1eshman, Mn. Stobarl; " Little Bit of Anwica" was the theme of wben the IIOilln the pot ia dry ~arsarel Parter, Mrs. Heaven " by Mrs. Emma prayer. Cards were signed devotions given by Mrs. Mary to the Wacb. Planla lbould he Jackie Brickle,s, Mrs. Judy Adams; " A Shining Light" by for shut.ms. Refreshments Martin at the Wedneslay «heW f!9f!rY other day for Bolin, Debbie Bolin, Mrs. Mrs. Mary K. Yost; · ~e ' s were ·served by tbe hostess. night meeting .of the Past PrSdents of the American water needl, and they abould Sonnie LeMaster, Mrs. be linn a ''beth" in the sink Marilyn Wisecup, Kathy Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Posl39, at the home : : : . net tAl clllc:ourqe = : n d Mrs. Marjorie · of Mrs . Veda DaVIS. . A. for the faded Bowen · Tbe Lor-d 'a Prayer in unison opened the meeting. Additional Olrlsmons for tbe Bible study on the "'"c, Mrs. Martin read "Uncle the church Ouistmas tree "A OrisUan at Work" with Frank's Turnip Patch," and will be made by the American meditation . ahd .prayer. Lutheran Oturch Women of Others attending were Betty Mrs. Rhoda HaCkett "A Gift St. Paul anc! St. John Young, Mrs. Wilma Mees, of Friendsbip." There was silent prayer and lbe pledge Lutheran Churches, it was Mrs. Eva Schreiber, Mrs. to the flag. Officen' reporta !{ decided at a recent meeting Lois Clelland, Miss Erna were given and getorell cards By Helen Bouel ~ ~.group at St. Paul's Jesae, Mrs. Barbara Fry, signed f<r Miss Erma Smith, Mrs. Janet Neue, Mrs. Elva Mra. Marge Reuter and Mrs. In addition to making more Cottrill, Mrs. V'll'ginla '1boren Canie Neulzling. ornamenta, the ALCW will and Mrs. Rachaei Downie , !IIIIUISkWrlteudTell? American Legion AuDliary also purchase additional DEAJUD!:!J!:N: . . dues were disciRed and 117 pat.tJ•wlnl"ther ran a rather faiJIOIJI bawdybouae, lighta. A rummage sale was thole who have not paid are baCk 1111111 red-ftlftt diJI. She pt ber start In the IIIUI way, announced by Mrs. Veda asked to man their duea to Davis, chairman, lor Oct. 4 In CHILD BORN tbeD pracr ~ 1o "madam." My grandmother wl8 born Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Box 100, Pomeroy. Games the fellowship haD ol St. lbere. were played with prizes going After 1gew up, Grandma told me many llorlee about ber Paul's Church. Also an· Raggy, Middleport, are to the winners. Mra. Faye eariJ life, and llllllllo gave me old letterl, dlarles, and ledgen nounced was a full seminar announcing the birth of a WIL1ermu th won the door for Oct. 23 at 9:30 at St. seven pound, nine ounce !bat are flec!MIIntl. prize, Mrs. Hackett !be BuliiiJ mather bated lbe Idea, felt It . . a terrible blot on Matthew Church in Lock· daughter, Kimberly Rae, traveling prize. Refresh· lbe r.D11J ume. Sbe made Grandma promiae never to lalk bourne. Mrs. Margaret Sept. 10 at the Hol%er Medical menta were lei'Ved. aiJoui tbl '"-" •II•Lolelbe famllr; she'd always hush her Blaettnar presided at the Center. They have another meeUng. daughter, Pamela Jean, age I!Pwbea IIIII pt llarted 011 ''lbe old da,. ... Mrs. Judy Eichinger had three. Grandparenla are Mrs. l'ft bid muy aiUI!JtOIU wltb 111J mother, as I wint to Eula Odegard, Pomeroy, and write onr famiiJ lllsiGr7 -lbe wbole truth - and abe lnllsla 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore, llllh tbiiiiOit lllt8rttiiiDc part, the 1t«J oiiiiJ free wbeellng Pomeroy, R. D. Great. ~.Her anecdotea about well-knOwn people af gandparenta are Mr. and !bat time waald aclully mike a book. Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Laurel Wbat'l JOUI' oplnlm? - CENSORED Cliff, Walter Gilmore, DEAR CII:NSOBED: NEW HAVEN- Mr. and Columbus, and Mrs. Wimie rm wbolebeartedly with YOU! For goodness (forgive me, , Mpmu) sake, write It like ilwu, 8nd don't emit the delaila. Mrs. William (~all) Gibbs Hood, Charles\00, W. Va. A chrmlcler wbo lopa olf tbe rugged branchea of ber will observe their 25th famll7 tree, eomea 1111 with 1 8tunted, .llfeleu version. And a wedding aMiversary at The ntlatm wllo flcla about ber grandmotber's First Church of God Miaaionary Building here f a - bawd,y bouae llllllt be preltpepr sed. . Get 011 ~th the true blltory -and conlact a publisher. You with an open houae Sunday, Sept. 19, from 2 to 4 p. m. 1111)' beve a book here. - H. The couple was married at +++ . the Hartford DEAR HElEN: United SUNDAY Your "Bow to Manage Tllile" column was ~~:eat. Here's one Methodist Church on Sept. 7, 111111'1 tip: .don~ make lllllleceiiii'Y tripe or take unneeded 1951,by the Rev. C. E. Haney. 12:30 TIL 8 PM lllpl.1'111 mwlled at bow IIIIlCh pund time my lrtenda waite They have two children, to tblllonl llnl'l1 tim. 1 day. 1 uve aD my Marilyn and George, of New fir ooe day a week, and lf 1 run out oliOIIIetlllng, I Haven, who will host the open wlthcolt il.1 alao daa't drlw milll to aa-ve a few centl house. Frlenda and relatives OIIIIUt, Tbat'l jult~ yourwbeell, literally. are invited. At bame, I CIIIIIWVe 111er11 and Ume by ~ one trip wllb 1 faD llld, ratlllr tban l'1llllillg back and forth from RECEPTION SET I ifl)tobedrooaw,elc.,wlthjultoneortwoput.«nys. WILKESVILLE- WUkesllllt ''fllllallbe Dlllllllllll ill betwwl" 18 you ay, 11 the ville Chapter 204, Order ol ....., 10 ,.alnclblnp daDe. When my lwblnd baa to walt Eastern Star, will hold a • • a, be IJICIII. U 1 am flll:ed with a lknlmllll walt, 1 recepUon for Mrs. Thelma l'llft'lltCt a cupbolrd, water my hollleplanll, wrtle Leitch, president of District c~ull . , . 24, at 8 p.m. Saturday I . . tlllllltde p11111111bieb belped me a lot -Rot me olf . foUowtnc a brief business ROYAL CROWN ... . _ udiDIII dciiDC tldnp NOW, not ''later." (Don't know meeUng. Forty and 25 year BOTTLING COMPANV' 1111 .....,,) members will be honored l'lallwiW.I'IDiwDII'IIid,IIIJdayJaru maa, along with past matrons and l'tiDJb 1 aak,lea~lltabeadolit. .put illtlfl'tllltlr'IIIH. 1llmw 1 wonlday: -· Council meet held Church circle entertained at Hendricks home A UXZ"l" ~~~·;:sF~; . Ch.rismons to be .m a· d e aathers LETART FAW- Plalll were made for the annual fall fesllval and supper with committees beinc named for the Oct. 23 event when the Letart Falls PTO met Monday evening at the achool. Kathryn Wolfe, president, was in chirge of the meeting and Mrs. Eileen Buck COD· dueled the devoUonal period. Last year's officers were presented with gifts in recogni lion of their 1100rk with the group, and Principal James Wickline inlroduceQ teachers of the school. A report was given on · the palnUI!« ol the NCand IIIII Refrllhmeall - .-'ld Ullrd gnde 1'001!18 with the by the PTO oi!IOII'I wbo ..,.., Pro providing fundi for the hosla for the ~ project. The regula~' meeting was chanced from the first No 91mn, No glmmlcs Monday to · the second Monday of the month. The sixth grade won the room count ol parenta attending and the $5 prize. The PTO voted 25 centa a child for each room to beto help defray expenses ror the valentine parties. Mike Gerlac~, teacher and active member or the Meigs County . Pioneer and Historical ON PASSBOOK · SAVINGS Society, presented a talk on history ol the county. s~• ~·r cent ytlr peld ,,. REEDSVILLE - AI the ~gantza Uooal meeting of the Riverview PTA recenUy held at I he school, a special · welcome was extended to all new parentS or students recenUy transferred to Riverview School as well as first SJ:ade parenta by the president, Teresa Collins. Coounittees were named to aerve for the clrnlval to be held at the school Oct. 9. Action was laken to once ~gain subscribe for children's magallines for the school library. . It was amounceQ by Sandy Powell and· Geraldine Holsi~er. Grade 4 - Grace Stout, ~loros Foster, Teresa Collins and Charlene Althouse. Grade 5 - Ferra Lou Barringer, Lou Pitzer, Mary Gra~ Cowdery and Liz Uptoa. . Grade '-Thelma Smith, Violet Smith, Hazllle Riebel and Nola Young. Refreshments were served by the officers to the approximalely 40 parents and teachers in attendance. ~MEIGS -e' BRANCH The Athtnl county savings & Lo•n ca. 2'14 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio All Accauntslnsund UO,OOO br FSLIC. ~s. chairperson. The first ~~:ade room, with the highest percentage in attendance, was awarded the banner and reading circle book. The following list of roommothers will serve thls school year : Grade 1-Donna Connolly, Jemy Berkhimer, Marcel Bartoa and V'll'ginia Newlun. Grade 2-Lorralne Wigal, Rosemary Randolph, Lucille Kimes and Judy Holter. Grade 3 - Sandy Gillilan, NEFII HALF = Here's the way to ad~ new beauty to your home. Replace that wooden hatchway with a modern, all steel Bllco Door., It's ruggedly built, weather-tight, and so easy for everyone in the family 10 use!What's more.itwill make your basement more secure against intrusion . And it will pay (or Itself, many iimes over by saving repair and ·replacement costs. If your home was built without the convenience of a direct basement entrance. ask us lor Bilco's new hand· book "How lo Add Valuable Living Space to Your Home." Stop in and see our display. We'll gWe you free literature on how to VISITING HERE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore do it. Or, we can sugpesta man AM· I 1',' ' and daughter of Lake VIlla, ro ;nstaJI ;r tor you . ,. l\J,)f.> ill. bave been in Pomeroy the past week visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs . . ··Open Mon . -Fri. . FREE PARKING Gardner Wehrung and Mr. 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. MIDDLEPORT, 0. · and Mrs. E1za Gilmore, Jr. ·and family. Joe Gilmore, a ceramic engineer with Picard China, attending a seminar at Hocking Technical Institute in Nelsonville. ,, J,~ HA~E:_M~r-,.r . IS. PARK RESERVED SATURDAY, SEPTJMBER 1.8TH UNTIL 6 PM "FAMILY OUTING" OF SEMET SOLVAY DIVISION CAMDEN PARK ....... i • • a. - ·6-11._ i~ IW,.. • to 5 (CLOSE RS.I-EAST COURT 1111 potal: I 0011111U..Sit, about16 • • ' ' HUNTINGTON .. i'•l · :: :· ~mbleside Floral Fashions ·'1 j~ :· SAruRDAY &SUNDAY . :··I ' ~ ~ wblch carried out a theme of the 50s. The ruah party was announced for Sept. 21 and a hilyrlde for members and guests for Oct. 2 at Royal Oak Park. Plans were made lor the annual homes tour to be held on Oct. 10. Eight homes· In Meigs County are to be visited during the ll!ur which starta at I p.m. Tickets may be purchased from any member or at any of the eight homes. Relreahmenta will be l!ei'Ved to !hose making the tour at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Telle. Sheila Reeves was chosen valentine girl. Conducting the cultural program on "Science 'Natural" were Kathy Fry . and Maurisha Nelson . Refresluilents were served by last year's pledges . procnm lhla achool year was l!e1d Wednelday night at the Columbull and Southern Ohio Electric Co. office. Mn. Pat 'lboma, aervl~ unit director, announced that Mn. Ann Broadbent ol Parkenburg Is the new dlllr1ct field director. Mn. '1bama noted that lhe II weD veraed In IOOUilnl lnd will be attendltlcaomeoftheaervlceunltmeetinp. At the Wednlllday night meeting emphasta wu on gett1n1 the emtlng ltOope reorganized and new troope llarled. Rell*atioll form packeta were distributed to the leaden. Dlapilya at the Melp County Fair were ~ and aeveralch8neeawerepropoaedfornextyear'sparUclpaUon.1t Wl8 felt that Jud&lng should lake place prior to the CJPe1!in1 ol the fair, and that eacti acout should be limited to no niore dian three projectll. It wl8 noted that calendar orders are due by Oct. 1 and that registration must be completed by Nov. 1. Service unit meeUncs were aet lor the second Wednesday of each month. Becky Mankin and Joan McLaughlin agreed to serve 18 co· chalnnen of the Thinking Day prognm In February, and Mrs. Judy Werry wllliiiUIDe directorship of the 1977 day camp. It was decided the troo.. will enter CbriJimu ..radea. • Mrs. Thoma announced that chani!C!& In the Brownie · proiJ:am will permit some badge work, Mrs. Merle Johnson lild Mrs. Mary Wile will meet with Mrs. BrOadbent and Mrs. Thoma Monday to begin leader orientation programming. Read at the meetq was an lnvllaUon from the Athletic Department ol Ohio University. Oct. 2 has been set 18 Srouta' Day at 0. U. and the girls will be a~tted free tAl the 0. u,. University ol Toledo game. Reservations for troo.. must be made, however, prior to the Sept. 211 deadline and lnformaUon on how to do this can be obtained from Mrs. Thoma, Tbe girls are to attend in uniform. Chaperorlea and drivers will be admitted free. Attenclil!g the meeting were Mn. Werry, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Charlotte Wllllllley, Becky Mankin, Mary Asb, Becky Triplett, FRIDAY Leda Fetty, Joan McLaughlin, Margaret Parker, Phyllis PAS'!' MATRONS, l>uflan, Merle Johnson, Joyce Slsaon, Mrs. Thoma, and Mrs. Evangeline Chapter, O.E.s: By WUlls, Mrs. Scaggs and Mrs. Gheen from the Ha~vllle 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. area. POLLY'S PROBLEMS way of charging 1)\ure.or do Willili Anthony. DEAR POLLY the manufacturers not realize SATURDAY Yesterday 1 bleached my this?-DE~ORAH CHICKEN BARBECUE at jeans to f~de them, but when DEAR POLLY- Bonnie's New Haven city building .by I finished there were spots of brass bells would look nice . New Haven Volunteer Fire Why do people suffer? The lie to, the idea that a person's Department beginning at 11 different colors on them and hung on colorful ny ion they look a meas. They were braided rope that is available glib or well-reasoned answers troubles are the direct result a.m. expensive so 1 hate to not be at most fabric shops. I have that come to the lips of those ol his own sins," said Mrs SUNDAY abletowearthem.lwonderi! ·several strings of these b'ylng to comfort a fellow. ·White. "Jesus also made this ANNUAL HOMECOMING you could give me some hanging on a wan In my home sufferer . are seldom clear when His disciples of the Alfred United suggestion to make them look and they look lovely. I put adequate .. But Rita White, asked him whether a blind Methodist Church, Sunday, t•· -e w four or five on 9ne rope and be .,r. . . Sabbath School superin· man had sinned, or 'his with Sunday school, 9:30 DEAR c. W.-Wby aot dye starting at the boi!Alm knot a tendent of the Pomeroy parents. He replied it was am.; worship ·service, 10:45 your jeans a deep color to bell on, leave a few inches Seventh-day AdventW neither' but the man had been basket dinner at 12:30; bide lbe spoil? Or you mlcbt and add another bell that is Church an Mulberry Heights born blind for the express am.; afternoon program, ·I :30 p.m. first use commercial color also knotted on and so on. says there are some good purpose of heine healed at Rev. Bishman and members remover and !ben dye back to Each string hangs lroma cup answers, and they're In the that moment by Jesus, which . of the Rivers of Life Ministry the faded blue you seem to hook screwed in~ the wall.Bible. Her classes are then took place. to be present. waul.- POLLY. SHlRLEY. studyhig the question at "We're so llinited in our COUNTY PRA YEtt DEAR POLLY I ilervices this saturday af· ability to understand the meeting, Swiday, ~ p.m. at receive~ · a lovely EAR POLLY- My Pet ternoon. things that happen to us," the Rutland Community Peeve concerns children's arranv,<ment of dried flowers ~~Ironic as it may seem/' concluded Mrs. White, "I'm Church with Glen Bissell, clothing. I find the slacks I as a ~irthd'f gift. Although it !laid Mrs. White, "God uses glad we've got the Bible to leader. buy for my litUe girl (size 8) w>:.s perfect on my cocktail Suffering is a tool to help us sort things out." . HOMECOMING Sunday at are so long they come down tAl table there was always discipline His children. St. Mt. Hermon U. B. Church. my ankles when I hold them noticeable sheddinc around l>aul, In his letter to the The Rev. Eldon Blake from up and I am five feet four. No and Wlller the arrangement. Hebrews, ~ven says we COUNCIL TO MEET the Eden U. B. Church wUI be chlld thla age could wear This was quickly remedied by ,aboul!l be glad when troubl~s the entire The Southeastern Ohio the guest speaker. ,·Basket them that long, but sUII they spraying come our way because It's a Regional with hair spray. arrangement Council · on dinner at noon. Mternoon are made thai way. M~ney lure sign God has accepted 'us Alcoholism will hold its services at 1:35 p.m. Pastor could be saved if all this Any kind will do but the non. illld forgiven 111 for our sins. .m~thly meeting Sept. 30, at James Leach Invites the unnecessary malerial was aerosol kind in a pump botUe "Jesus, In His Sermon on Trinity Chapel, 300 Wooster public to attend. not used. Is this just anoCter also brightens and enhances .,the 'Mount, told His listeners Street, Marietta. The the natural colors of the FOURTH . ANNUAL ··they should be happy when materials used. -PEGGY W. meeting will begin at 1 p.m . Douglas family reunion .~'!heY would be persecuted for and DEAR POLLY - I remove is open to the public. Sunday at roadside park, ENVOY NOMINATED ' their faith In Hlm. They paint from any glass surface right going south on Route 33; ~auld be happy because they WASHINGTON (UPl) by putting a slice of lemon on basket dinner al12:30 p.m.; President know God will go with them Ford said the paint to be removed. all relatives and friends ln· Thursday he is nomlnaUng Mter a minute or so it wipes ~all- the way, even if that way RAY SUrr SUNK MEMPHIS, Terui. (UP!)- vi led. 'includes a painful death." former ·Intelligence officer right off. · James Earl Ray's libel suit HOMECOMING at Wesley Edward E. Masters of : Mrs.' While .added that St. To brighten faucets, scour :Paul ~alns ' the necessity of against three Tlme Inc. Chapel Church, Sunday; Savannah, Ohio, as them with a lemon rind from suffering and discipline by · writers and a federal court basket dinner lit noon with ambassador to Bangladesh. which the juice has been was dismissed special singlnc In afternoon. 11ylng, "II) the end It yields judge Master, deputy chief of the eltlracted. Then wash and Thursday In u.s. District Public Invited . . ror thoae who have been mission at the U.S. embassy polish the faucet with a soft HOMECOMING SUNDAY in Bangkok, Thailand, the clean cloth.-MABEL. ]rained by It tbe peaceful Court. ;harvest ol an honest We". 1 Ray Is the confessed klller at Morse Chapel United past five years, is to succeed DEAR POLLY - Before a ol civil riBhts leader MarUn Meihodist Church. Sunday Davis Eugene ~er who ;(Hebrews 12:11). . child's party, put scoops of Luther King Jr. and Is school, 10 a. m.; church was nominated recently as "This explanation puts \lie r presenUy serving a 99-year service, 11 a. m.; afternoon ambassador to Guatemala. ice cream in colored paper baking cups and keep in the sentence at · Tem\essee's prqgram, 1:30 p.m. with ail Masters, 52, served in Slate lreezer until serVing time. SEND Brushy Mountain prison. singers and public illvited. Department Intelligence and Certainly hurries things up at Judge Harry w. WelHord military posts throughout 'EM dlsmlsaed the suit calling ALFRED'S ANNUAL most of the 1950's. In the the last moment. I also use a Ray a "libel-proof figure." church ho!llecoming Sunday 1960's he aerved In political plastic squirt top mustard Ray sought S3 million In with Sunday school, 9:30 poSts In Indonesia and as container filled with icing for damai!C!S from Time writers a.m.; worship service, 10:45 director of the department's decorating a birthday or any George McMUian of New with the Rev. Richard office of regional afairs for other cake. - MRS. W. T. Polly will send you oae of York, wnuam Bradford Hule Thomas speaking. Basket East A!da and the Paclflc. He her "peach" lhank·you of l!llrtaeDe, Ala., Gerold dinner at 12:30 p.m. M· is married and hils two cards, ideal for framing or Frank of Boston and from ternoon pro~~:am begins aI children. In A placing in your family Pair Of U.S. District Court Judge 1:30 featuring Rev. Bishman scrapbook, If sbe uses your Robert M. McRae Jr. and members of the "Rivers Hay clalmed the writers of Ufe Ministry" of the hostess. Devotions by Mrs. favorite Pointer, Peeve or Poll Parrot Shoes had written "Hollywoodlsh" Central Avenue Church In James Buchanan, Bible study Problem in her column. Write From articles about him and Athens and other visiting and from Book 2, Chapter 2 and Polly's Pointers In care of hariba. house. misquoted him. McRae local talent. Public invited. thsnk offering lo he taken. this aewspaper. denied Ray a new trial In }JOMECOMING SUNDAY 1975. . at Asbury United Methodist Church. Sunday School and worship services at regular hours. Basket dinner. at 12:45 . p. m. Special singing. MONDAY RACINE PTO Monday, 7:30p.m. at the school. Open house and teachers to be Introduced. Public Invited. ~ESTER PTA Monday, · 7:30 p. m. Gel acquainted USE meetinc. Shower for school • ldlchen. For addiUonal ln· formation contact Mrs. RAT James Folmer or Mrs. Earl ' Hunt. KILL CANDY STRIPER organizational meeUng for ' 19'76-77 Monday 7 p. m. in cafeteria at Veterans 1 different kind of killer for rata and mice, 111 "carry-home' Memorial Hospilal. All iri· Rata haul it bark to the neot ... distribute it thetnoelv..j terested male and female .. foed Rll T-K ILl. to the whole family till they're dead. persons who want to volun· Hl.hly palalablt &o rata • Sure kill In 5 lo 15 day• leer their services are Very low In eoat. welcome to attend. MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS ' - Profeulonal Women's Oub Monday, 7:30 p, m. at Columbia Gas Office. All stiW.MaiDSt. Pconeroy,O. membera urged to attend. The 1110re wltb "All KIDda Of Shdf" for pell - stablea TUESDAY -~ andlllllall•••• -Ia- -.....-. GROUP ·u, Middleport First•United Presbyterian Dlurch, 7:30 Tulllday at the home of Mrs. Eddie Burkett, '-------:--~ with Mrs. Karl OWens, co- . Polly's Pointers No faded glory for bk4ched jeans p WHERE .. SEPTEMBER 18th & 19th ·; " TilE AREA'S NEWEST AND MOST COMPLETE ''EVERYONE INVITED ~~ ' OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-' 11A.M..tii9P.M.. •FREE GIFTS •REFRESHMENTS •DOOR PRIZES wn ' ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP. ASHLAND- IRONTON PLANTS CUT FLOWERS & GIFT. SHOP "lliiD't tile dllll-lt'albe dread of it!"- WORKING . a Sileo Door makes! .. Open house armounced A letter from the naUonal chapter reco1nlzlng the ~~:oup for becoming a three· star unillaat year was read when Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta SicJna Phi Sorority met Tue!lday night at the JOCial rOOUII of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co, A unit must conduct a minimum nU~J~ber of service projects and social sel8ions In order to qualify as a three· star organizaUon. A thank· you note wu read from Veterans Memorial Hotpltal for the group's financial support towards the children's wing. Also a note was read from the Meigs Mental Health Center in appreclaUon of the ~~:oup's work lowards the pasaage of the mental health levy In June. A rejlort was given on the gel·acq,uainted party Answer to why su(fer? .... What a difference ~l The annual family picnic of the Sew·Rlte-Sewlng Club wulleld Sunday at the Route 33 roadside park. ·At the picnic a birthday cake was sernd In celebratioo of the birthd8y of Elza Gilmore, Jr. Games were played. Altendinc were Mrs. F1o Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wellruni, Mr . . and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Vicki Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Don ColUns, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman and children, Uaa, Timmy and Brian, Mr. and Mra. Mike · Gilmore, Mr, and Mrs. Rick Gilmore, Kim Browning, Mary Radford, Roger Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore and daughter, Shannon. Social Calendar Weber, princtpal, that Post cereal ' tops are being collected as a school project. &lpport by any C!li'Cerned persons will he appreciated. Janice Young will serve as Us.-•• would....,.. An orplllratlonal meetlng lor Melp County's glrliCOut Jttgullr PlllbOOic SIYings. No Minimum . Intend from dltt of dtpotlt to dat• of wlthdrtWtl . lnttrllt compoundtd quuterlro . New parents wekomed Helen Help - Girl Scout Diary Picnic Letter recognizes By Charlene Hoeflich enj0yed local sorority honor . Tlpl on how to achieve · and dead leaves, these should auceeu In SJ:owtnc potted be removed, and the soil planla and a demonstralion should be loosened ·oc· on the techniques of drying casionally to avoi.d packing. • ....._~.o.• ~.IIPt.t1,1m ••• DO YOU GET IT? FERTILIZER FEED QUALITY SEED HYBRID CORN MERE .. RATS ·MODERN SUPPLY •· MARJt L BORDEN Spectallll 4, Mark I. Sorden, &rene!- II B1U . and Moaa SordeD, local rnldenh, 101 of Mra·. Audrey SpOre, Malllfltld, and WUUam Sordeli, Jr. , Columillll, ba1 completed Advanud lndlvldul TraiDlq u a Callbrltioa Technician at Lowry Tecludc:al1'rlbiiDI Cealer, Lowry AFB, Colo. He baa been llliped lo the 2111 AG Replacement Bat· lallon, Fraaldart, Germany, A 1175 1raduate ol Madlaoa SeQior Hl&b School, MaDI!Ield, SordeD bas completed ene year ol a lbree year eallllmeat with the United Stale• Army. He b11 1peat summen In Mei11 Co1111ty for a namber of yean and has a niUDber of relatlvet in the county. The Rev. and Mrs. Dewey King West Virginia couple comes to Meigs church The Rev. Dewey King, then spent two years more In West Columbia, W. Va., has evangelistic work. Before been named new pastor of the coming to this area, the ·Rev. Wesleyan Holiness Church On and Mrs. King spent ayear at Route 143 off the Route 7 a church in Everett, Pa, bypass. Mra. King Is also a The Rev. Mr. King, a native minister, she is licensed, he is or Summersville, w. Va., ordained. Beginning Sunday graduated from God's Bible arevlvalwillgetunderway at School In Cincinnati In 1963. the church near Pomeroy He was . engaged In · with services at 7:3Q each Thank Your Hostess evangelistic work for three evening lor the next two · With A Colorful years before accepting a Weeks. The Rev. ·and Mrs . pastorate In Clinton, Pa., King wlll alternate speaking , where he was located for a each evening. The Kings are year. He was at Zanesville for parenta of . three children, five years as a pastor and Kathy, 10; Michael, 7 and Melody, j~ . , Assistant pastor of the church is the Rev. Edison Weaver of Mason, W.Va. The GOULD SUED ·~ church Sunday school is at LOS ANGELES . (lJPI) 9:30 am.; morning worship .From Margaret De Haven is suing at 11; evangelistic services at actor Elliott Gould for ,7:30p.m. and there is prayer $28,000, charging her former meeting at 7:30~ p.in. on tenant's pets destroyed Thursdays. A service is plants, linens, bedspreads, conducted at the cOunty jail • furniture and carpeUng at at 5:45 p.m. on Sunday and No. Second Ave . her Beverly Hills hom&. street work which Includes De Haven said in her passing out tracts is carried Middleport, io Superior Court suit that out In Pomeroy. Gould had promised to keep only one pet and pay for any damages the pet caused. The actor violated the lease agreement · by keeping numerous pets in the home, she said and also claimed Gould was responsible for damage to the swinuning pool, screens and wal)s. Wi II Feature The DRIED FLOWER Arrangement '4'5 ~ TALL TIMBERS NITE CLUB BROOKE'S WOE CAMBRIDGE, M~ss. (UP!) - Sen. Edward M. Brooke has asked for court approval to reduce the weekly allowance he pays to to his estranged · wife, Remigia. The Massachusetts Republican's wife has asked the allowance be tripled. Mrs. Brooke's attorney, Monroe Ioker, saiJ his client's current $500-11-month li vlng allowance was not enough to maintain her normal living standard. Brooke's attorney, Robert McGrath, asked the court to . reduce the payments to $100 a week, stating the senator's weekly illcome waa $300 less than the couple's combined weekly expenses. BLUE VELVETS . Lonnie John From St. Paul, Minn. Mike ' SuP. Friday & Saturday From 9:00.2:00 Sunday Night From 9:00.1:00 Sunday Nite Only Back To The 50's Show No Reservations First Come First Served Take Home A Glass Today For a limited time, with the purchase of any la~ge 16 oi soft drink you • can take home a 16 oz. Coca-Cola glass. The total price <for the larg drink and the glass is only 49c. Start collecting your set of eight glasses today! (Empty glasses may be purchased for 39c) ' · Enjoy JOUI meal in our dining ~ >- ~ .a. .. a. 58~8 .c .. ::» •• z - ,._ ' ' 1-0~C""' w:oo"'o a..S~a5"": O"":E>-E c .... ;oiO'DIO "'8'-o '"o•• ,, LL -0 0 �.· I~ Till Dally SINlDel,Middleport..Pmneroy, 0., Frldly, Sept. IT, liN ..- .· PTO fall festival scheduled. .Gardening tips given at Tuesday meeting plantmaterialswereglvenat Applica~on of fertilizer once the Tueaday night meeUng of a month is usually adequate, the Winding TraU Garden she said. Oub. Mrs. Collins ' demon. Mra. Allee Thompson stration on drying plant hosted the meeting held In the material included several 200 year old log cabin techniques. She said planta recenUy reconstructed on the can be hunc in a cool dry Thompeon properly. place, that Bor&J and aand Mrs. Dollie Hayes presided mixtuie or Borax and ciJrn. withmemberaa111wering roll meal mixture or com· call by naming their favorite mercially prepared mixtures potted plant. Projecta can be used to dry plant dlacuased Included planting materials. Mrs. Collins also at the Meigs County In· talked on auto pollution. llrm&ry where work will · September garden hints 11IE NEW YORK BRASS ~let will periorm in Gallipolis March 16, 8 p. m. at the begin on cleanup and painting were given by Mrs. Wilma Gallia Academy High School audltoriiUD under the auspices of the Tri~unly Conununity in the next week. New bulbs Terrell. She said that now Is Concert Association. Admission to tbls concert and other performances planned by the will be purchaaed to plant the ideal Ume to prepare and cmcert association this season is by membership only. For more Information contact the around the flag pole. Flowers seed a new lawn, working In cmcert association at the Gallipolis Chamber ol Commerce office or phone us 2200. for the heme of Mrs. Nancy some kind of humus; such as Carolyn Hippensteel is drive chainnan. Colllns will be provided by peat or rotted manure and tile Winding TraU Graden · ferUllzer. She also said that Club members. Mrs. Collins' thls Is the best Ume to set out home Is on the hlatorical new ever~~:eens, those that home tour tAl be held by Ohio are balled and burlapped, tAl Eta , Phi Chapter of Bela plant Madonna lily bulbs, Sigma Phi Sorority next narcissus and crocus, divide month. and reset day lilies . CHESTER - Mrs. Thelma next month club meetings Mrs. Sual.e MWer gave the Cultivation or.roses except tAl White and Mrs. Mary K. will siart at 7:30 p.m. Mn. educational program on keep out the weeds should be · Holter were hostesses for a Opal Hollon and Mrs. Laura ll'owlnc polled planta, taking stopped so that the bushes meeting or. the Past Coun. Mae Nice thanked the club her material from Ohio can begin to harden, but that ciiors' Club of Chester for gifts, cards and visits Alloclation of Garden Clubs' spraying and dusting should Council 323, Daughters of during their hospitalizations. manual. She gave light be continued. She also America, held at the hall . Games were conducted by ~~~ noUnc that thls 'suggested set~ out chrysMrs . .Ethel Orr, vice Mrs. Erma Cleland and Mn. Is often the cauae of failure anlhemumsabouttobloom or president, conducted the Hollon . Mrs. Mabel Van and IIPoke on Beiection ol already In flower. meeting which opened with Meter won the door prire . plants to suit particular · "Autumn Harmony" was " eight verses from Psalm 31, Others a!tending were Ad.i locations and situa~ons. the theme of the flower the Lord's Prayer In unison Neubling, Letha Wood, Mrs. Mra. Miller dlscuased BJT811Cementa for the month. and the. pledge to the flag. Ada Morris, Mrs. Ethel Orr, artificial Ugbting for planta Mrs. Addalou Lewis won the Mrs.·Jean Summerfield gave Mrs. Sadie Trussell, Mrs. alan& with the Importance of blue, Mn. Hayes the red, and the minutes of the last Margaret Tu ltie, Mrs. lnzy bumidlty. She said hwnldlty Mrs. Collins the white. Mr$. meeting, and Mrs . Opal Newell, Mrs. Dorotlty .Myers, can be Improved by spoaglng Hayes also won a blue on rose Hollon presented the Mrs. Erma aeland ·and Mrs. IIRI&DAY - Mr. ..t fol!ace, aeltlng pota In peb- specimens. treasurer's rep<rt. Beginning Pauline Ridenour. .M rs, Rolbley RiW lleld • ble. In a laucer of water, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. party recutly Ia . oboervbeing lUre that the pol.tJ do not Lewis dillpllyed duplicates of anee af ·tile flnt1111111day of aland ill the water. She said the arrangementS they lbelr da~. c-tlley. that planta will 11'0!' best In elhibited at tile Meigs County Also obsen>ed at die family moderate humidity noting Fair. They showed their celelntlaa wu Mr. JU&gs' that temperatures main· rosetta and silver platters biTthclay. Cake, lee cream talned by our modern beating . for grand champion and aacl Hfl drbW ftft ser1J11ema lends to dry out the reserve champion. ved. alr. 1be iraveilng prire lui:· The Rulb Missionary Circle Su11 preparation and Ita nlshed by Mrs. Dora Hea!Aln of ibe Rllcine First Baplist a Wideness in God's Mercy" lmpGrtanee ill gi'O!ring bouse was won by Mr~. Colllns. The Church met at the home or by Mrs. Barbara Gheen ; " Is planta waa also dlacuaed by next meeting will be held at Mrs. Nondus Hendricks, There Really a God" by Mrs. 1/1f'"1J Mrs. Miller. She recom. the home· of Mril. Millec with Racine, recently with IS Martha Lou Beegle; "Our Thanks to Thee," Sandy I'U J mer.ded 1 general mixture of officers to be Installed at that members present. Boothe; "Ballad of the liD· two parta garden loam, Ume. Mrs. Phyllis Bailey had tbe put lelf mold or peat m011, Attending besides those progralil entitled " Time." and Gill! put 181111. Sbe said a . named were Mrs, Cora Her saipture was ·taken from Mrs. Marjorie·Grimm; "Why . b' tablnpoon of · complete Beegle, Mrs. Pat 'lboma, Eccl. 3 : 1~ and special Missionaries Have to Go" by tert1u- lboald be added lo Mrs. Ruth Moore, members, :eadings were "When the Mrs. Nondus Hendricks. Mrs. "God Conlimles to Bless Gill! qurt of 11011, and that and proopective members, Time Canes" by Mrs'. Naomi Marie Walter closed with wllerlnl abould be done Miss Susan F1eshman, Mn. Stobarl; " Little Bit of Anwica" was the theme of wben the IIOilln the pot ia dry ~arsarel Parter, Mrs. Heaven " by Mrs. Emma prayer. Cards were signed devotions given by Mrs. Mary to the Wacb. Planla lbould he Jackie Brickle,s, Mrs. Judy Adams; " A Shining Light" by for shut.ms. Refreshments Martin at the Wedneslay «heW f!9f!rY other day for Bolin, Debbie Bolin, Mrs. Mrs. Mary K. Yost; · ~e ' s were ·served by tbe hostess. night meeting .of the Past PrSdents of the American water needl, and they abould Sonnie LeMaster, Mrs. be linn a ''beth" in the sink Marilyn Wisecup, Kathy Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Posl39, at the home : : : . net tAl clllc:ourqe = : n d Mrs. Marjorie · of Mrs . Veda DaVIS. . A. for the faded Bowen · Tbe Lor-d 'a Prayer in unison opened the meeting. Additional Olrlsmons for tbe Bible study on the "'"c, Mrs. Martin read "Uncle the church Ouistmas tree "A OrisUan at Work" with Frank's Turnip Patch," and will be made by the American meditation . ahd .prayer. Lutheran Oturch Women of Others attending were Betty Mrs. Rhoda HaCkett "A Gift St. Paul anc! St. John Young, Mrs. Wilma Mees, of Friendsbip." There was silent prayer and lbe pledge Lutheran Churches, it was Mrs. Eva Schreiber, Mrs. to the flag. Officen' reporta !{ decided at a recent meeting Lois Clelland, Miss Erna were given and getorell cards By Helen Bouel ~ ~.group at St. Paul's Jesae, Mrs. Barbara Fry, signed f<r Miss Erma Smith, Mrs. Janet Neue, Mrs. Elva Mra. Marge Reuter and Mrs. In addition to making more Cottrill, Mrs. V'll'ginla '1boren Canie Neulzling. ornamenta, the ALCW will and Mrs. Rachaei Downie , !IIIIUISkWrlteudTell? American Legion AuDliary also purchase additional DEAJUD!:!J!:N: . . dues were disciRed and 117 pat.tJ•wlnl"ther ran a rather faiJIOIJI bawdybouae, lighta. A rummage sale was thole who have not paid are baCk 1111111 red-ftlftt diJI. She pt ber start In the IIIUI way, announced by Mrs. Veda asked to man their duea to Davis, chairman, lor Oct. 4 In CHILD BORN tbeD pracr ~ 1o "madam." My grandmother wl8 born Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Box 100, Pomeroy. Games the fellowship haD ol St. lbere. were played with prizes going After 1gew up, Grandma told me many llorlee about ber Paul's Church. Also an· Raggy, Middleport, are to the winners. Mra. Faye eariJ life, and llllllllo gave me old letterl, dlarles, and ledgen nounced was a full seminar announcing the birth of a WIL1ermu th won the door for Oct. 23 at 9:30 at St. seven pound, nine ounce !bat are flec!MIIntl. prize, Mrs. Hackett !be BuliiiJ mather bated lbe Idea, felt It . . a terrible blot on Matthew Church in Lock· daughter, Kimberly Rae, traveling prize. Refresh· lbe r.D11J ume. Sbe made Grandma promiae never to lalk bourne. Mrs. Margaret Sept. 10 at the Hol%er Medical menta were lei'Ved. aiJoui tbl '"-" •II•Lolelbe famllr; she'd always hush her Blaettnar presided at the Center. They have another meeUng. daughter, Pamela Jean, age I!Pwbea IIIII pt llarted 011 ''lbe old da,. ... Mrs. Judy Eichinger had three. Grandparenla are Mrs. l'ft bid muy aiUI!JtOIU wltb 111J mother, as I wint to Eula Odegard, Pomeroy, and write onr famiiJ lllsiGr7 -lbe wbole truth - and abe lnllsla 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore, llllh tbiiiiOit lllt8rttiiiDc part, the 1t«J oiiiiJ free wbeellng Pomeroy, R. D. Great. ~.Her anecdotea about well-knOwn people af gandparenta are Mr. and !bat time waald aclully mike a book. Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Laurel Wbat'l JOUI' oplnlm? - CENSORED Cliff, Walter Gilmore, DEAR CII:NSOBED: NEW HAVEN- Mr. and Columbus, and Mrs. Wimie rm wbolebeartedly with YOU! For goodness (forgive me, , Mpmu) sake, write It like ilwu, 8nd don't emit the delaila. Mrs. William (~all) Gibbs Hood, Charles\00, W. Va. A chrmlcler wbo lopa olf tbe rugged branchea of ber will observe their 25th famll7 tree, eomea 1111 with 1 8tunted, .llfeleu version. And a wedding aMiversary at The ntlatm wllo flcla about ber grandmotber's First Church of God Miaaionary Building here f a - bawd,y bouae llllllt be preltpepr sed. . Get 011 ~th the true blltory -and conlact a publisher. You with an open houae Sunday, Sept. 19, from 2 to 4 p. m. 1111)' beve a book here. - H. The couple was married at +++ . the Hartford DEAR HElEN: United SUNDAY Your "Bow to Manage Tllile" column was ~~:eat. Here's one Methodist Church on Sept. 7, 111111'1 tip: .don~ make lllllleceiiii'Y tripe or take unneeded 1951,by the Rev. C. E. Haney. 12:30 TIL 8 PM lllpl.1'111 mwlled at bow IIIIlCh pund time my lrtenda waite They have two children, to tblllonl llnl'l1 tim. 1 day. 1 uve aD my Marilyn and George, of New fir ooe day a week, and lf 1 run out oliOIIIetlllng, I Haven, who will host the open wlthcolt il.1 alao daa't drlw milll to aa-ve a few centl house. Frlenda and relatives OIIIIUt, Tbat'l jult~ yourwbeell, literally. are invited. At bame, I CIIIIIWVe 111er11 and Ume by ~ one trip wllb 1 faD llld, ratlllr tban l'1llllillg back and forth from RECEPTION SET I ifl)tobedrooaw,elc.,wlthjultoneortwoput.«nys. WILKESVILLE- WUkesllllt ''fllllallbe Dlllllllllll ill betwwl" 18 you ay, 11 the ville Chapter 204, Order ol ....., 10 ,.alnclblnp daDe. When my lwblnd baa to walt Eastern Star, will hold a • • a, be IJICIII. U 1 am flll:ed with a lknlmllll walt, 1 recepUon for Mrs. Thelma l'llft'lltCt a cupbolrd, water my hollleplanll, wrtle Leitch, president of District c~ull . , . 24, at 8 p.m. Saturday I . . tlllllltde p11111111bieb belped me a lot -Rot me olf . foUowtnc a brief business ROYAL CROWN ... . _ udiDIII dciiDC tldnp NOW, not ''later." (Don't know meeUng. Forty and 25 year BOTTLING COMPANV' 1111 .....,,) members will be honored l'lallwiW.I'IDiwDII'IIid,IIIJdayJaru maa, along with past matrons and l'tiDJb 1 aak,lea~lltabeadolit. .put illtlfl'tllltlr'IIIH. 1llmw 1 wonlday: -· Council meet held Church circle entertained at Hendricks home A UXZ"l" ~~~·;:sF~; . Ch.rismons to be .m a· d e aathers LETART FAW- Plalll were made for the annual fall fesllval and supper with committees beinc named for the Oct. 23 event when the Letart Falls PTO met Monday evening at the achool. Kathryn Wolfe, president, was in chirge of the meeting and Mrs. Eileen Buck COD· dueled the devoUonal period. Last year's officers were presented with gifts in recogni lion of their 1100rk with the group, and Principal James Wickline inlroduceQ teachers of the school. A report was given on · the palnUI!« ol the NCand IIIII Refrllhmeall - .-'ld Ullrd gnde 1'001!18 with the by the PTO oi!IOII'I wbo ..,.., Pro providing fundi for the hosla for the ~ project. The regula~' meeting was chanced from the first No 91mn, No glmmlcs Monday to · the second Monday of the month. The sixth grade won the room count ol parenta attending and the $5 prize. The PTO voted 25 centa a child for each room to beto help defray expenses ror the valentine parties. Mike Gerlac~, teacher and active member or the Meigs County . Pioneer and Historical ON PASSBOOK · SAVINGS Society, presented a talk on history ol the county. s~• ~·r cent ytlr peld ,,. REEDSVILLE - AI the ~gantza Uooal meeting of the Riverview PTA recenUy held at I he school, a special · welcome was extended to all new parentS or students recenUy transferred to Riverview School as well as first SJ:ade parenta by the president, Teresa Collins. Coounittees were named to aerve for the clrnlval to be held at the school Oct. 9. Action was laken to once ~gain subscribe for children's magallines for the school library. . It was amounceQ by Sandy Powell and· Geraldine Holsi~er. Grade 4 - Grace Stout, ~loros Foster, Teresa Collins and Charlene Althouse. Grade 5 - Ferra Lou Barringer, Lou Pitzer, Mary Gra~ Cowdery and Liz Uptoa. . Grade '-Thelma Smith, Violet Smith, Hazllle Riebel and Nola Young. Refreshments were served by the officers to the approximalely 40 parents and teachers in attendance. ~MEIGS -e' BRANCH The Athtnl county savings & Lo•n ca. 2'14 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio All Accauntslnsund UO,OOO br FSLIC. ~s. chairperson. The first ~~:ade room, with the highest percentage in attendance, was awarded the banner and reading circle book. The following list of roommothers will serve thls school year : Grade 1-Donna Connolly, Jemy Berkhimer, Marcel Bartoa and V'll'ginia Newlun. Grade 2-Lorralne Wigal, Rosemary Randolph, Lucille Kimes and Judy Holter. Grade 3 - Sandy Gillilan, NEFII HALF = Here's the way to ad~ new beauty to your home. Replace that wooden hatchway with a modern, all steel Bllco Door., It's ruggedly built, weather-tight, and so easy for everyone in the family 10 use!What's more.itwill make your basement more secure against intrusion . And it will pay (or Itself, many iimes over by saving repair and ·replacement costs. If your home was built without the convenience of a direct basement entrance. ask us lor Bilco's new hand· book "How lo Add Valuable Living Space to Your Home." Stop in and see our display. We'll gWe you free literature on how to VISITING HERE Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore do it. Or, we can sugpesta man AM· I 1',' ' and daughter of Lake VIlla, ro ;nstaJI ;r tor you . ,. l\J,)f.> ill. bave been in Pomeroy the past week visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs . . ··Open Mon . -Fri. . FREE PARKING Gardner Wehrung and Mr. 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. MIDDLEPORT, 0. · and Mrs. E1za Gilmore, Jr. ·and family. Joe Gilmore, a ceramic engineer with Picard China, attending a seminar at Hocking Technical Institute in Nelsonville. ,, J,~ HA~E:_M~r-,.r . IS. PARK RESERVED SATURDAY, SEPTJMBER 1.8TH UNTIL 6 PM "FAMILY OUTING" OF SEMET SOLVAY DIVISION CAMDEN PARK ....... i • • a. - ·6-11._ i~ IW,.. • to 5 (CLOSE RS.I-EAST COURT 1111 potal: I 0011111U..Sit, about16 • • ' ' HUNTINGTON .. i'•l · :: :· ~mbleside Floral Fashions ·'1 j~ :· SAruRDAY &SUNDAY . :··I ' ~ ~ wblch carried out a theme of the 50s. The ruah party was announced for Sept. 21 and a hilyrlde for members and guests for Oct. 2 at Royal Oak Park. Plans were made lor the annual homes tour to be held on Oct. 10. Eight homes· In Meigs County are to be visited during the ll!ur which starta at I p.m. Tickets may be purchased from any member or at any of the eight homes. Relreahmenta will be l!ei'Ved to !hose making the tour at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Telle. Sheila Reeves was chosen valentine girl. Conducting the cultural program on "Science 'Natural" were Kathy Fry . and Maurisha Nelson . Refresluilents were served by last year's pledges . procnm lhla achool year was l!e1d Wednelday night at the Columbull and Southern Ohio Electric Co. office. Mn. Pat 'lboma, aervl~ unit director, announced that Mn. Ann Broadbent ol Parkenburg Is the new dlllr1ct field director. Mn. '1bama noted that lhe II weD veraed In IOOUilnl lnd will be attendltlcaomeoftheaervlceunltmeetinp. At the Wednlllday night meeting emphasta wu on gett1n1 the emtlng ltOope reorganized and new troope llarled. Rell*atioll form packeta were distributed to the leaden. Dlapilya at the Melp County Fair were ~ and aeveralch8neeawerepropoaedfornextyear'sparUclpaUon.1t Wl8 felt that Jud&lng should lake place prior to the CJPe1!in1 ol the fair, and that eacti acout should be limited to no niore dian three projectll. It wl8 noted that calendar orders are due by Oct. 1 and that registration must be completed by Nov. 1. Service unit meeUncs were aet lor the second Wednesday of each month. Becky Mankin and Joan McLaughlin agreed to serve 18 co· chalnnen of the Thinking Day prognm In February, and Mrs. Judy Werry wllliiiUIDe directorship of the 1977 day camp. It was decided the troo.. will enter CbriJimu ..radea. • Mrs. Thoma announced that chani!C!& In the Brownie · proiJ:am will permit some badge work, Mrs. Merle Johnson lild Mrs. Mary Wile will meet with Mrs. BrOadbent and Mrs. Thoma Monday to begin leader orientation programming. Read at the meetq was an lnvllaUon from the Athletic Department ol Ohio University. Oct. 2 has been set 18 Srouta' Day at 0. U. and the girls will be a~tted free tAl the 0. u,. University ol Toledo game. Reservations for troo.. must be made, however, prior to the Sept. 211 deadline and lnformaUon on how to do this can be obtained from Mrs. Thoma, Tbe girls are to attend in uniform. Chaperorlea and drivers will be admitted free. Attenclil!g the meeting were Mn. Werry, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Charlotte Wllllllley, Becky Mankin, Mary Asb, Becky Triplett, FRIDAY Leda Fetty, Joan McLaughlin, Margaret Parker, Phyllis PAS'!' MATRONS, l>uflan, Merle Johnson, Joyce Slsaon, Mrs. Thoma, and Mrs. Evangeline Chapter, O.E.s: By WUlls, Mrs. Scaggs and Mrs. Gheen from the Ha~vllle 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. area. POLLY'S PROBLEMS way of charging 1)\ure.or do Willili Anthony. DEAR POLLY the manufacturers not realize SATURDAY Yesterday 1 bleached my this?-DE~ORAH CHICKEN BARBECUE at jeans to f~de them, but when DEAR POLLY- Bonnie's New Haven city building .by I finished there were spots of brass bells would look nice . New Haven Volunteer Fire Why do people suffer? The lie to, the idea that a person's Department beginning at 11 different colors on them and hung on colorful ny ion they look a meas. They were braided rope that is available glib or well-reasoned answers troubles are the direct result a.m. expensive so 1 hate to not be at most fabric shops. I have that come to the lips of those ol his own sins," said Mrs SUNDAY abletowearthem.lwonderi! ·several strings of these b'ylng to comfort a fellow. ·White. "Jesus also made this ANNUAL HOMECOMING you could give me some hanging on a wan In my home sufferer . are seldom clear when His disciples of the Alfred United suggestion to make them look and they look lovely. I put adequate .. But Rita White, asked him whether a blind Methodist Church, Sunday, t•· -e w four or five on 9ne rope and be .,r. . . Sabbath School superin· man had sinned, or 'his with Sunday school, 9:30 DEAR c. W.-Wby aot dye starting at the boi!Alm knot a tendent of the Pomeroy parents. He replied it was am.; worship ·service, 10:45 your jeans a deep color to bell on, leave a few inches Seventh-day AdventW neither' but the man had been basket dinner at 12:30; bide lbe spoil? Or you mlcbt and add another bell that is Church an Mulberry Heights born blind for the express am.; afternoon program, ·I :30 p.m. first use commercial color also knotted on and so on. says there are some good purpose of heine healed at Rev. Bishman and members remover and !ben dye back to Each string hangs lroma cup answers, and they're In the that moment by Jesus, which . of the Rivers of Life Ministry the faded blue you seem to hook screwed in~ the wall.Bible. Her classes are then took place. to be present. waul.- POLLY. SHlRLEY. studyhig the question at "We're so llinited in our COUNTY PRA YEtt DEAR POLLY I ilervices this saturday af· ability to understand the meeting, Swiday, ~ p.m. at receive~ · a lovely EAR POLLY- My Pet ternoon. things that happen to us," the Rutland Community Peeve concerns children's arranv,<ment of dried flowers ~~Ironic as it may seem/' concluded Mrs. White, "I'm Church with Glen Bissell, clothing. I find the slacks I as a ~irthd'f gift. Although it !laid Mrs. White, "God uses glad we've got the Bible to leader. buy for my litUe girl (size 8) w>:.s perfect on my cocktail Suffering is a tool to help us sort things out." . HOMECOMING Sunday at are so long they come down tAl table there was always discipline His children. St. Mt. Hermon U. B. Church. my ankles when I hold them noticeable sheddinc around l>aul, In his letter to the The Rev. Eldon Blake from up and I am five feet four. No and Wlller the arrangement. Hebrews, ~ven says we COUNCIL TO MEET the Eden U. B. Church wUI be chlld thla age could wear This was quickly remedied by ,aboul!l be glad when troubl~s the entire The Southeastern Ohio the guest speaker. ,·Basket them that long, but sUII they spraying come our way because It's a Regional with hair spray. arrangement Council · on dinner at noon. Mternoon are made thai way. M~ney lure sign God has accepted 'us Alcoholism will hold its services at 1:35 p.m. Pastor could be saved if all this Any kind will do but the non. illld forgiven 111 for our sins. .m~thly meeting Sept. 30, at James Leach Invites the unnecessary malerial was aerosol kind in a pump botUe "Jesus, In His Sermon on Trinity Chapel, 300 Wooster public to attend. not used. Is this just anoCter also brightens and enhances .,the 'Mount, told His listeners Street, Marietta. The the natural colors of the FOURTH . ANNUAL ··they should be happy when materials used. -PEGGY W. meeting will begin at 1 p.m . Douglas family reunion .~'!heY would be persecuted for and DEAR POLLY - I remove is open to the public. Sunday at roadside park, ENVOY NOMINATED ' their faith In Hlm. They paint from any glass surface right going south on Route 33; ~auld be happy because they WASHINGTON (UPl) by putting a slice of lemon on basket dinner al12:30 p.m.; President know God will go with them Ford said the paint to be removed. all relatives and friends ln· Thursday he is nomlnaUng Mter a minute or so it wipes ~all- the way, even if that way RAY SUrr SUNK MEMPHIS, Terui. (UP!)- vi led. 'includes a painful death." former ·Intelligence officer right off. · James Earl Ray's libel suit HOMECOMING at Wesley Edward E. Masters of : Mrs.' While .added that St. To brighten faucets, scour :Paul ~alns ' the necessity of against three Tlme Inc. Chapel Church, Sunday; Savannah, Ohio, as them with a lemon rind from suffering and discipline by · writers and a federal court basket dinner lit noon with ambassador to Bangladesh. which the juice has been was dismissed special singlnc In afternoon. 11ylng, "II) the end It yields judge Master, deputy chief of the eltlracted. Then wash and Thursday In u.s. District Public Invited . . ror thoae who have been mission at the U.S. embassy polish the faucet with a soft HOMECOMING SUNDAY in Bangkok, Thailand, the clean cloth.-MABEL. ]rained by It tbe peaceful Court. ;harvest ol an honest We". 1 Ray Is the confessed klller at Morse Chapel United past five years, is to succeed DEAR POLLY - Before a ol civil riBhts leader MarUn Meihodist Church. Sunday Davis Eugene ~er who ;(Hebrews 12:11). . child's party, put scoops of Luther King Jr. and Is school, 10 a. m.; church was nominated recently as "This explanation puts \lie r presenUy serving a 99-year service, 11 a. m.; afternoon ambassador to Guatemala. ice cream in colored paper baking cups and keep in the sentence at · Tem\essee's prqgram, 1:30 p.m. with ail Masters, 52, served in Slate lreezer until serVing time. SEND Brushy Mountain prison. singers and public illvited. Department Intelligence and Certainly hurries things up at Judge Harry w. WelHord military posts throughout 'EM dlsmlsaed the suit calling ALFRED'S ANNUAL most of the 1950's. In the the last moment. I also use a Ray a "libel-proof figure." church ho!llecoming Sunday 1960's he aerved In political plastic squirt top mustard Ray sought S3 million In with Sunday school, 9:30 poSts In Indonesia and as container filled with icing for damai!C!S from Time writers a.m.; worship service, 10:45 director of the department's decorating a birthday or any George McMUian of New with the Rev. Richard office of regional afairs for other cake. - MRS. W. T. Polly will send you oae of York, wnuam Bradford Hule Thomas speaking. Basket East A!da and the Paclflc. He her "peach" lhank·you of l!llrtaeDe, Ala., Gerold dinner at 12:30 p.m. M· is married and hils two cards, ideal for framing or Frank of Boston and from ternoon pro~~:am begins aI children. In A placing in your family Pair Of U.S. District Court Judge 1:30 featuring Rev. Bishman scrapbook, If sbe uses your Robert M. McRae Jr. and members of the "Rivers Hay clalmed the writers of Ufe Ministry" of the hostess. Devotions by Mrs. favorite Pointer, Peeve or Poll Parrot Shoes had written "Hollywoodlsh" Central Avenue Church In James Buchanan, Bible study Problem in her column. Write From articles about him and Athens and other visiting and from Book 2, Chapter 2 and Polly's Pointers In care of hariba. house. misquoted him. McRae local talent. Public invited. thsnk offering lo he taken. this aewspaper. denied Ray a new trial In }JOMECOMING SUNDAY 1975. . at Asbury United Methodist Church. Sunday School and worship services at regular hours. Basket dinner. at 12:45 . p. m. Special singing. MONDAY RACINE PTO Monday, 7:30p.m. at the school. Open house and teachers to be Introduced. Public Invited. ~ESTER PTA Monday, · 7:30 p. m. Gel acquainted USE meetinc. Shower for school • ldlchen. For addiUonal ln· formation contact Mrs. RAT James Folmer or Mrs. Earl ' Hunt. KILL CANDY STRIPER organizational meeUng for ' 19'76-77 Monday 7 p. m. in cafeteria at Veterans 1 different kind of killer for rata and mice, 111 "carry-home' Memorial Hospilal. All iri· Rata haul it bark to the neot ... distribute it thetnoelv..j terested male and female .. foed Rll T-K ILl. to the whole family till they're dead. persons who want to volun· Hl.hly palalablt &o rata • Sure kill In 5 lo 15 day• leer their services are Very low In eoat. welcome to attend. MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS ' - Profeulonal Women's Oub Monday, 7:30 p, m. at Columbia Gas Office. All stiW.MaiDSt. Pconeroy,O. membera urged to attend. The 1110re wltb "All KIDda Of Shdf" for pell - stablea TUESDAY -~ andlllllall•••• -Ia- -.....-. GROUP ·u, Middleport First•United Presbyterian Dlurch, 7:30 Tulllday at the home of Mrs. Eddie Burkett, '-------:--~ with Mrs. Karl OWens, co- . Polly's Pointers No faded glory for bk4ched jeans p WHERE .. SEPTEMBER 18th & 19th ·; " TilE AREA'S NEWEST AND MOST COMPLETE ''EVERYONE INVITED ~~ ' OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-' 11A.M..tii9P.M.. •FREE GIFTS •REFRESHMENTS •DOOR PRIZES wn ' ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP. ASHLAND- IRONTON PLANTS CUT FLOWERS & GIFT. SHOP "lliiD't tile dllll-lt'albe dread of it!"- WORKING . a Sileo Door makes! .. Open house armounced A letter from the naUonal chapter reco1nlzlng the ~~:oup for becoming a three· star unillaat year was read when Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta SicJna Phi Sorority met Tue!lday night at the JOCial rOOUII of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co, A unit must conduct a minimum nU~J~ber of service projects and social sel8ions In order to qualify as a three· star organizaUon. A thank· you note wu read from Veterans Memorial Hotpltal for the group's financial support towards the children's wing. Also a note was read from the Meigs Mental Health Center in appreclaUon of the ~~:oup's work lowards the pasaage of the mental health levy In June. A rejlort was given on the gel·acq,uainted party Answer to why su(fer? .... What a difference ~l The annual family picnic of the Sew·Rlte-Sewlng Club wulleld Sunday at the Route 33 roadside park. ·At the picnic a birthday cake was sernd In celebratioo of the birthd8y of Elza Gilmore, Jr. Games were played. Altendinc were Mrs. F1o Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wellruni, Mr . . and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Vicki Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Don ColUns, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman and children, Uaa, Timmy and Brian, Mr. and Mra. Mike · Gilmore, Mr, and Mrs. Rick Gilmore, Kim Browning, Mary Radford, Roger Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore and daughter, Shannon. Social Calendar Weber, princtpal, that Post cereal ' tops are being collected as a school project. &lpport by any C!li'Cerned persons will he appreciated. Janice Young will serve as Us.-•• would....,.. An orplllratlonal meetlng lor Melp County's glrliCOut Jttgullr PlllbOOic SIYings. No Minimum . Intend from dltt of dtpotlt to dat• of wlthdrtWtl . lnttrllt compoundtd quuterlro . New parents wekomed Helen Help - Girl Scout Diary Picnic Letter recognizes By Charlene Hoeflich enj0yed local sorority honor . Tlpl on how to achieve · and dead leaves, these should auceeu In SJ:owtnc potted be removed, and the soil planla and a demonstralion should be loosened ·oc· on the techniques of drying casionally to avoi.d packing. • ....._~.o.• ~.IIPt.t1,1m ••• DO YOU GET IT? FERTILIZER FEED QUALITY SEED HYBRID CORN MERE .. RATS ·MODERN SUPPLY •· MARJt L BORDEN Spectallll 4, Mark I. Sorden, &rene!- II B1U . and Moaa SordeD, local rnldenh, 101 of Mra·. Audrey SpOre, Malllfltld, and WUUam Sordeli, Jr. , Columillll, ba1 completed Advanud lndlvldul TraiDlq u a Callbrltioa Technician at Lowry Tecludc:al1'rlbiiDI Cealer, Lowry AFB, Colo. He baa been llliped lo the 2111 AG Replacement Bat· lallon, Fraaldart, Germany, A 1175 1raduate ol Madlaoa SeQior Hl&b School, MaDI!Ield, SordeD bas completed ene year ol a lbree year eallllmeat with the United Stale• Army. He b11 1peat summen In Mei11 Co1111ty for a namber of yean and has a niUDber of relatlvet in the county. The Rev. and Mrs. Dewey King West Virginia couple comes to Meigs church The Rev. Dewey King, then spent two years more In West Columbia, W. Va., has evangelistic work. Before been named new pastor of the coming to this area, the ·Rev. Wesleyan Holiness Church On and Mrs. King spent ayear at Route 143 off the Route 7 a church in Everett, Pa, bypass. Mra. King Is also a The Rev. Mr. King, a native minister, she is licensed, he is or Summersville, w. Va., ordained. Beginning Sunday graduated from God's Bible arevlvalwillgetunderway at School In Cincinnati In 1963. the church near Pomeroy He was . engaged In · with services at 7:3Q each Thank Your Hostess evangelistic work for three evening lor the next two · With A Colorful years before accepting a Weeks. The Rev. ·and Mrs . pastorate In Clinton, Pa., King wlll alternate speaking , where he was located for a each evening. The Kings are year. He was at Zanesville for parenta of . three children, five years as a pastor and Kathy, 10; Michael, 7 and Melody, j~ . , Assistant pastor of the church is the Rev. Edison Weaver of Mason, W.Va. The GOULD SUED ·~ church Sunday school is at LOS ANGELES . (lJPI) 9:30 am.; morning worship .From Margaret De Haven is suing at 11; evangelistic services at actor Elliott Gould for ,7:30p.m. and there is prayer $28,000, charging her former meeting at 7:30~ p.in. on tenant's pets destroyed Thursdays. A service is plants, linens, bedspreads, conducted at the cOunty jail • furniture and carpeUng at at 5:45 p.m. on Sunday and No. Second Ave . her Beverly Hills hom&. street work which Includes De Haven said in her passing out tracts is carried Middleport, io Superior Court suit that out In Pomeroy. Gould had promised to keep only one pet and pay for any damages the pet caused. The actor violated the lease agreement · by keeping numerous pets in the home, she said and also claimed Gould was responsible for damage to the swinuning pool, screens and wal)s. Wi II Feature The DRIED FLOWER Arrangement '4'5 ~ TALL TIMBERS NITE CLUB BROOKE'S WOE CAMBRIDGE, M~ss. (UP!) - Sen. Edward M. Brooke has asked for court approval to reduce the weekly allowance he pays to to his estranged · wife, Remigia. The Massachusetts Republican's wife has asked the allowance be tripled. Mrs. Brooke's attorney, Monroe Ioker, saiJ his client's current $500-11-month li vlng allowance was not enough to maintain her normal living standard. Brooke's attorney, Robert McGrath, asked the court to . reduce the payments to $100 a week, stating the senator's weekly illcome waa $300 less than the couple's combined weekly expenses. BLUE VELVETS . Lonnie John From St. Paul, Minn. Mike ' SuP. Friday & Saturday From 9:00.2:00 Sunday Night From 9:00.1:00 Sunday Nite Only Back To The 50's Show No Reservations First Come First Served Take Home A Glass Today For a limited time, with the purchase of any la~ge 16 oi soft drink you • can take home a 16 oz. Coca-Cola glass. The total price <for the larg drink and the glass is only 49c. Start collecting your set of eight glasses today! (Empty glasses may be purchased for 39c) ' · Enjoy JOUI meal in our dining ~ >- ~ .a. .. a. 58~8 .c .. ::» •• z - ,._ ' ' 1-0~C""' w:oo"'o a..S~a5"": O"":E>-E c .... ;oiO'DIO "'8'-o '"o•• ,, LL -0 0 �• · - Tbe O.lly Sentinel, MldclleJ10I'I-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Setlt-17.1978 Television log for easy viewing ' !0:45a .m. NoltYenlngM<¥1<e. ~=~P-~.0:.. HYSILL RUN HIE METHOOIIT 01' ._._I CHUIICH, ..... l'llul Ne.tlle, N aaTIAN UNCIN •. T1W """. pootar . Sundoy School 9::10 a.m., Wllllolft Ca pi M, p111tor • ...,. -nlng ..,.Ice, 10:30 a.m., khool, 9:» •·"'·' Jar!* HHtU!;g.... ' latit, Sunday 9:.110 odloal ·· . ....., roulh . serv ice, 6:..S p.m. .... ..............~ce . 7:JO f,lft, 1chool, a .m.:·mornirtg WOf· ~loll< .....,1«1 7:30 p,m. Wednnday evetllng ,,.,., ohlp and communion, 10:30 a .m.; ProyOt ,_,~ng , Thur>doy, 7:30 ..,.trng, 7:30p.m. Youth~ ,_tin,. W-day. 7:30 P,m. Sunday ..enlng youth Chrlorlon · &ervkeHci\Tueodov. , UNI ED PRESIYHRIAN Endeo-. 6:30p.m.; ..,.hlpM<· p.m. FftUDOM GOSI'EL MISSION at FAI~VIIW lllll CH~R MINISTRY Of MEIGS COUNTY , vice, 7:30 p.ni. Woduoodc..- e -· Dwight L. Zovitz. dlr«:tor. lng pra..-r mMflnQ and llhlt lold Knob. Rov. E. J , GriHith, leiOtt, W, Va., fit. I, .... tupl. ol church: hv. L. R. Hotchor, paotar. S.ndoy H·A R R 1 S 0 N V 1 L l f 11Udy, 7:30p.m. PRfSBYTERIAN , Rev. Ern011 Sl, JOHN LUTHiiltAN CHUIICH, GlueMntomp, (IOtlor: flotltt 9:30 a.m, !'lOyer and llble ·~ Sr .. Sunday Schoolaupt. 7:30p.m. Cottage ~roy« Setv~ Slrlcklln, posror. Sundoy chur<:h "n• Gro... The Rev. William WIIHrod. ochool, 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Homer Mlddleo....,rlt>, ,ootor, ChurdJ &uncloy School, 9:30a.m., ptoyor ,.......,, 10 a .m. Worahip let• ~l LH, · •upt.: morning worahlp, wvk•• 9:30a .m. Sundcrr' SchocJ meellng Tuesdoy. 7:30 p.m.1 •k•. Tllvrodoy, 7:30p.m,__ youth mHtlng, 6 p.m. Sundoy. CN.VMT MU~. :»N1 10:30. !0:30a .m. MIOOLEPOitT , 5undoy ochool , IRAOIURY CHURCH OF l.MdortAdoVon-rondGret• -.d. Ml•••~o.t; poohlr, tilt! 9:30 a.m., Rkhord Voughoo, 1upt. CHRIST, kim Cole, po~tor; Kevin ro Sullie. Sunday evening - - tlo stephell. Cfiulcll Khool, N6 Morning worship, 10:30. King, $undoy &<hooloupt. &undoy ohlp, 7 p.m, thrOueh wlnler mon• a.m.; ptt 'hint ..,..,,.., l~ a.m. and 7:30 p.m. WednetdciY SYRACUSE, Morning worship, 9 Khool , 9 ~30 a .m .: worihlp ter· tho . WHITE'S CHAPEL. Coolville RD. .-1n1llble otvdy , 7:30p.m. · o.m.: SundoyO<hool, lOa.m. Mro. vice , 10:30 a.m.: Sunday ter· tNOEPINDENTHOI.INtiS$CHUit· SomJKon Hoi I, oupt. vic... 7 p.m. ; youth .,..ling, 1... Roy OHler, pottor. Su/ldoy ochoolt:30o.m.; wonhlp&erVke, CH, INC. - Co<ner Fourth ond RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Wodnetdoy, 7 p.m. Rev. James D. Guynn, postor. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Jttv . · 10:30 a.m. l!ble 11udy ond prayer Lincoln Ita., Middleport: Rlt'l. O'Dell Monloy, pootor: Sony MudSundGy Khool , 10 a.m .; Sundoy FtMkmd Not:rls, poltor. $undoy --..Ice, Wodn...:loy, 7:30p.m. RUTLAND oon, Sunday School tuperlnten,..,,.hlp, llo .m.: Sunday ......,lng IChool 10 o.nl.; Church ..rvko, 7 RUTLAND CHURCH Of CHIIIST, doni. $undoy t<hoot, 9:30 a.,.. : Mrvico, 7 p.m.: Wodnesday WOt• p.m. Wednesday Bible Study. 7 Carl Peak , p111tor: 1111 ltown, e-lnt warahlp, 7:30 p.m.: ship oervice, 7:30p.m. p.m. · HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, RACINl CHURCH Of THE Svndoy ochool supl. Sundoy ~aye:_..!.".~,~~~~~ urvh;o. Noor Long lottom, Edsel Hart, NAZARENE. Rov . John A. Coli· ac:hool . 9:30 o.m.: worohlp ond . Odn'fu•'"'::~E'Sp CHU"CH ...., ~ rn.ll"'"" " "'r: pastor. Sunday Khoql , 10 a .m .: man, pastor. Sund:or School_..t 9:30 communion , 10:30 o .m. E.,.nl'ng Church , 7:30 -p .m.; proyer o.m.; Ge-rold w.tls, svpt. Morn· --..ko, 7:30 p.m·. Regulor booni POMEIIOY - Cotner Main ond c-t Ito., .third floor mMilng, 7:30p.m. Thursddy. lng -.hip, 10:30 a .m.: ·5unctoy "'"tlng, Soturdov, 7 p.m. RUTlAND CoMMUNITY CHUR· Llghthoun •••touront. Henry r.AIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAl , evening l""'hip, 7:30: Prayer CH, Sundoy School , 9:30 a .m.; Cook, postor: Sundoy ochool, 10 Third A'lle., the Rev. William Knit· MMtlng, Wednesday , 7:30p.m. tel, pastor. Ronald Ouoon. ' Sun· RACINE FIRST IIAPnST, Don L. worship ..rvlce, 11 a .m.; o.m.: morning worthlp, . 11 a.f" .; day School Supt. Closse1 for dll walker, Paltor, Ronnl• Sal1er, Wodnesc:loy prayer mntlng, 1:30 evening .. ,.rce , 7 :30. · ages ; evening Mrvlce, 7:30: Blbl• Sunday IChool tupt.; Sunday p .m. youth MrvKet, Sunda~ . 7 WednetdctV evening Ht'VIct, otudy, Wodn"d"'f. 7:30 pm.; IChool . 9:30 a.m.: m<lrnlng wor· p.m.; Sundoy niQht_wotthlp, 7:30. 7:30. lnierdenomlnotlanal , full RUTLAND CHURCH Of IHE I ·•• youth •ervlc". Fridoy , 7 : 39JI~m ~ ship. 10:-40 a .m.: Sundo~ ev.ning MIDDLEPORT FRE~• W - -•hlp, 7:30: Wednesc!Oy ..,.... NAZARENE, Rev. LloyciO. Grimm, oo:t"riAND CHURCH OF GOD Jr., pcillot. Sundoy achoo!. 9:30 Pattor Dennlo lol.._ Su'l_doy TIST, Corner A.sh and ; Noel lng Bible ttudy, ?:30. H•rrman, pattor. Satu y ev.n· DANVIlLE WESLEYAN , Rev. o.m.: woroh'lp oervlce, 10:30 o.m. S<hool, 10 a .m. : wort hlp ..N"Ice. In~ service, 7: 30 p. .: Sundoy Ltlon Glosure, pootor . Sundoy . ltoodcost live overWMPO: young 11 :30 a.m. ond 7:30 p.m. Proyer urvlce . 6:45: ,_ling, Wednetdoy, 7:30p . ~ :_;,­ Sc ool . 10 o.m.: Sj<n y t ".ening School, 9:30 a .m.: Y'"'th ond people '• RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHU""" wor1hlp, 7:30p.m;, funlor youth service, 6;-45 p.m.; OYongellstlc M<YICe, 7:30 p.m . t.trfGS .v.nlnv worship , 7;30 p.m.; Prayer"'"''"'· Wednesday, 7:30 Of JESUS CHRIST, Thomcn ~­ COOPEMTIVE PARISH prayer and praise, Wodnesdoy, p.m.: Mlnlonory mMIIng, 7,30 Holm<it, -pdltor . llble otudy, p.m.llntWodnetdoyofmonth. . Soturdoy, 7:30p.m. : Evongoll•t!c METtfootSICHURCH 7:30p.m. MASONCOUNTY p.m.: proyer mHtlng. TuOtdcty. Ror.itl T. Bumgornor, SILVER RUN F~EE BAPTIST, MASON FIRST U.PTIST, Second 7:30p.m.: llbr. Sludy, Thursday, · Director Miltt Trout, pDstor. Sunday · , ~EROYCLUSTER school , lOo.m,: Steve LIHie , oupt. and P..,..roy SIS., Ston Crolg, 7:30p.m. ·SYRACUSE FIRST CHU~CH QF Rev. Robert Haycftn Ev.,lng service, 7 p.m.: prayer poslor. Sundoy school, 9:d o.m.: wonhlp oervlce, II o.m.: lralnlng GOD, nat Plltltetaotal. WonHip Rev. JamatCorbltt meeting. Thuridoy, 7p.m. CHESTER , Wonhlp 9: IS o.m. CHESTER CHURCHOI' GOD, union, 6:30 p.m.: evening - · Solvlco Sunday 9:45 om, $undoy ChurchSchooiiOo.m. . . Rov. lobby Potter, poslor . Sun- •hlp oervice. 7:30p.m. Mid Week $<hoof 11 om; Sundo~ Woro~lp JJOMEROY. Worship , !0:30a .m. dar school, 9:30 a .m.; worship prayer ..,.Ice, WodnHdoy, 7:30 Solvke 7:30pm Thunc!Oy pror-r · ,_tlng 7:30 pm. ROY. Geoige Church School 9:30 a .m. UMVF ••rvlae, 11 a.m.; •v.nlng service, p.m. MASON CHURCH Of CHttlST, P. Oller, po~tor. 6:30p.m. 7:30: youth oorvlce, Wodnesdoy, O . lok '487, Miller St., Mo10tt , W. • ENTERPRISE , Worship 9 a .m. 7::.>p.m. Vo. Sunday 81blt Sludy 10 o.m.; JEHOVAH'S WliNESSES, 1 mlle Church School 10 o.m. LANGSVIllE ClflliSTIAN CHUit· ROCK SPRINGS. Wonhlp 10 CH. Tod Jono1, pootor. Sundoy Worship 11 o.m. and .7 p.m. liblo · 0011 of ~urlond, JunctiOn ol Rout11 o .m . Church School 9:1Sa.m . school, 9:30 a .m .; Roy Sigmon. Sludy Wodneodoy 7 p.m.: .Vcxol 12• ond Nol>lt Summit Rood (T 17~) . Sunday llble lecture, 9:30 UMYF6:30p.m. • supt .; morning worship. 10:30; muolc. l'fltST SOUTHERN IAPTIST, Cor- am: walchtawer tludy, 10:30 am. FlAlWOOOS, Worship, 11 o.m , Sunday evening service, 7:30; Church Sctlool10a.m. mid -week ser~ice, Wednesday, ner. ol Second ond Anderoon, Tuetdoy llblo otudy, 7 ond 8:15 Mooon. Paotor, Wolter Cloud . pm: Thundoy, thoocratlc ochool, MIDOlEPOUCLUSTER . 7:30p.m. ROY . Robert llumgorner .SYRACUSE CHURC!i Of THE Sundoy school 9:45 o.m.: WOtlhlp 7:30 pm: oervlco meeting, 8:30 · Hf!'TH, Roborr Bumgarner, NAZARENE , Rev. Oolo lou, service, 11 a .m. and 7:30 p.m . · pm. Pastor. Worship 10:30 o .m . Chur · ~tor ; Bob Mqore, , SUnday Weekly Bible. 1tudy. Wodn•sddy, ~ , MT. HERMON CHURCH OF·THE ck School9:30o .,m . UMYF6 p.in . School tupt.: ~nday school 7:30p.m.. MASON ASSEMILY OF GOO, lMED PETHREN IN CH~ RUTLAND, Wilbur Hilt, Pastor. daues for all ~· · 9:30 a .m.: Worship 10:30a .m. Churctl School morning worship, '0:45 a.m.: Dudding lone, Malon, W. Vo. Ri\.:--meo Leach, postor. Su 9 :30a.m. NYPS. 6:30p.m.; evangelistic Mr· Cheater Tennant, Pootor, .sundoy Kt.iol , t.30 om, Ru11ell Spenc,r, SYRACUSE CLUSTER vito. 7:30 p.m. Prayer ond School 9:45a.m,; Children 1 Chur· supt. , wol'lhlp .. rvlce 10:15 om. Rev, Richard E. Jarvis fotting " Tuesday , 10 a . m.; ·ch 6:45 p.ni: Young PO<rple'o S.r· Evonl119 wanhlp olter~otlng with ASBURY, Worship II a.m. Chur· Midweek prayer service , vice 6;~5 p.m. Evongellsllc S.r· C. E. ol ~:30 pm on Sunday. ch School 9:50 o .m. UMW f irst WedMtdoy, 7:30 p .m. ; men's vice 7:30 p.m. 'women'i Mil· P1oyer mfttlng, Wedneldoy, 7:30 L'> Tuesday . Bible Study Thurt . 7:30 proyerm..tlng, Saturday, 7p.m.: olonary Council 10 o.m. first ond pm: Oovld Holtor, loy feoder. p .m. mlstlonary meeting, second rhird Tyeodoyo. Proyor o,nd 11~1~ FOREST RUN , Worship 9 o.m. Wodnesdoy, 7:30p.m. ChurchSchooiiOo.m. UNITED FAITH NONMINERSVILLE, W.orshlp 10 o.m. DENOMINATIONAL. llev. Robert Church School9 a.m. Smith, postor . Sundoy School, SYRACUSE, Chruch S<hool ~: 30 ~:30 o.m. : Cia.. leader, Leo Ifill: a .m. Worsh ipt«Vice7:30p.m. worshipter.tice, l0:30o.m.; chur· SOUTHERN ClU51ER <h 7:30p.m. Rev. Tlmorhy Smith EDEN UNITED ._ETHREN IN ClusterLeoder CHRIST, Eldon R. Bloke, pootor. Rev. StltYen Wil•on Sunday School 10 a.m.; Howard Associate McCoy, supt.; Morning sermon , BETHANY, (Dorcas), Worship 11 a .m .; Sunday ntght Mrvicft 9:30 o.m. Church School 10:30 Chrittion Endeavor, 7:30 p.m.: o.m. Song .. rvlc:e, 8 p.m.: Pr-hlng CARMEt. , Chruch School 9 :30 8:30 p. m. MldwHk Prayer o.m. Worship 1~30 v- o.m. ~• ~ ond "'"tl ng, Wod---'•~r . 7 p.m.: • •OJ •~~>Sundays . Adomo, l4ylo6dor. APPLE GROVE, Sunday School CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST, 9:30a.m . Warship 7:30p.m. 1st loc:oted " ' Rutl9nd Oft New lima and 3rd Sundays; Proyer meeting Rood, next to ForMt N.re Park; Wednesday 7:30p.m. Fellowohip Rev. 11oy RouM, pootor: Roberl supper firsl Solurdoy6 p.m. UMW Mus...-, Sunday Schoolsupt. Sun· 2nd Tuesday 7 :30p.m . day tchool, 10:30 a.m.: worship EAST LETART, Chruch School 7:30 p. m. llble Study , lot. 2nd, 3td Sundoyo. 9:30 o.m. Wodnosdoy, 7:30 p.m .; Soturdoy ser vi~ .7 p.m. ZION CHURCH Of CHitS!. Pomoroy-Horrlsonvllr. Rd.; Don Konnedy, pot"": 1111 Mcilroy. TRINITY CHURCH , R..,.. W. H. Perrin. pollor; Roy MoyOt, SUn· doy Khool supl . Church S<hool, 9:15a.m .: won hip service , l0:30 o.m. Choir rehoorsol, Tuesdoy, 7:30 p.m. under dire< lion of Mrs. Poul Noo... POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE: Corner Union · and Mulberry, R..... Clyde V. Henderson. pastor . Sunday school, 9:30 CJ .m.. Glen McClung, supt.: morn· ing worship , 10:30 o.m.: evening service, 7:30; mkt·wHk service. Wodnosdoy.7:30p.m, GRACE EPISCOPAl, The Rev. Horold. Deelh, reclor. Church services , 10:30 a .m.;_ Holy communlon first Sunday Of month: chu rch tchool , 10:30 a .m. for nursery lhrough 12. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Richard Evonson, pastor, Bible school, 9:30 o.m.; worthlp, 10:30 a.m.; adult worship aervlce and young people's muting, 7:30 p.m. Combined Bible oludy ond proyer moollng, Wednosdoy. 7:30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY , Envoy Roy W. Wining, otfi c~tr in chorge. Sundot, 10 o.m., Hollneu mM!ing: 10:30 o.m.; Sundoy School. Young P.aple's legion , 1 p.m.: Thursdoy, 1 lo 3 p.m.. ladlu Homel~tague , 1 p.m. Prep do n e1 . My small son looks wonderingly at a bnght red cardinal. And, for Olle Instant, I glimpse a bright mind in eage r search, the wonder of intelligence dawning, Whal an aware ness of heaven Is in my heart as 1 see my baby reflect God's goodness a nd love! And what a deep sense of responsibiiHy 1 feel. How grateful I am for my church! It . has helpe d me find answers , streng1hened my faith. How comforting to be able to guide -the religious training of my child as his quesllons grow in scope and de pth! More than anything else I want to share with him the wealth of love and understanding , joy a nd strength I have found in the love of God and His Church. BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP· TIST CHAPEL , Roulo 1, ShodoPastor Bobbv Elkint. Sunday school , S p.m .; Sundar wonhlp, 5:•5 p.m. ; Wed nesday proyer oer, vice, 7:30p.m. R ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts .. Pomeroy. The Rov. Willlom Middlesworth . Pastor: SundoJ School at 9:-45a .m. and Chur Services II o.m. SACRED HEART, Rev. Father Paul D. Welton , pastor. Phon• 992·2825 . Saturday evening Moss, 7:30: Sundoy Mou, 8 ond I 0 o.m.; Contession , Saturday, 7-7:30p.m. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST. 200 W. Main 51 ., Jerry Paul, minister, phone 992·7666. Conservative , non·instrumentol; Sundar worship, 10 o.m .; 8ible study, II a .m .; worsklp, 6 p .m. Wodnesdoy Biblo study , 7 p.m. OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Rov. Rolrh Smith, Sunday Monday T ue<day Isaiah Malachi Manht:w 5: l -7 3: b-12 25 : 14-30 pastof. Sunday sthoo , 9:30 o .m ., Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Psa lms Isaiah Psalms l"'iah 47: 1-9 67: l-7 42 : l -9 H l -13 Mrs . Worley Fronds, superlnt~tn · dent . Preoching servites first & third Sundoys following Sunday School. GRAHAM UNITED METHOOIST. --byTho _ _ _ ' Copyr9'11 1970 I<Nief AMrtising Serva, Inc:., Shlburg, \lkvinll - Preoch irig 9:30 o.m.. fint and second Sundavs of ttach month: third and fourth Sundays each month, worship service at ? :30 p.m. Wednesday evenings ot 7:30. Proyer ond Bible 51vdy. With the hope It .will. In some measurl!, foster and help· &ustain that SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTIST , 11/hich is good in famil y and communi t y life. this feature is sponsored by Mulberry Heights Rood, Pomeroy . Postor. Gerord Seton , Sobbolh the business f ir ms and organizations. whose names appear below. S<hool Superlnrendenl, Claro Mcintyre. Sabbath School , Satur· I KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. tHE FINEST IN MOBiT.E HOME S 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. "2' 7034 MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. Ph. 992-2101 Pomeroy John F. Fultz 9:30a.m .: evenl ngworship , ~ ·30. fhurldoy evening prayer HN • • WILKINSON'S BIG JIM'S PLAZA SMALL EN GINE SALES & SE RVICE 4n Locust 51. Middleport Ph. 9V2-3097 Middleport, Ohio & HEATING RACINE PLUMBING "HE lL': DEALER Ph. 949-2882 Racine Third St. LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON ' • Call949-2838 For An Appo intment Racine. Ohio · REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE 214 E. Main SERVICES - Po.meroy Ph . 992-5130 PAUL'S BARBER sHOP Ol>en 8 to 5- Closed Thurs. Racine. Ohio . WAID CROSS SONS STORE GROCERI ES & GEN ERA L MERCHA NDISE Rocine Ph. 949-2550 • ELLIS PAULEY. AGENT Natlonwloe Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0 . Pomeroy Ph . 992-2318 104W. Main . & SONS SOHIO COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Locust & BMch Sis. Middleport Ph. fu-9921 P. J. BETSY ROSS BAKERY BAKERS OF GAY90 BREAD Middleport Ph. 992-3030 . . HEINER'S BAKERY ' I, . SWISHER & .LOHSE PHARMACY WE FILL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS 992-2955 Pomeroy BAK ERS OF GOOD BREA D Huntington , W. Va . SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT LOU IS W. OS BORNE 220 E. Ma in Pome roy Ph . 992-2178 ._,~ Middleport, Ohio I • GOEGLEIN SAND . Pll . 992-l284 ' ,, & GRAVEL Middleport ' ' Pomeroy, MIDWAY MARKET Ph. 992-2582 Mason., BOB'S MARKET . Ph. 773-5721 Middleport, Ohio . AMERICAN PAINTING CO. • INDU STRIAL & COMM ERC IAL I'll. 446·0963 Addison. Ohio Ph. 992-6173 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH .. . - THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS :lf6 w. S.Cond THE DAILY 'SENTINEL Dedicated tO the Interests of • Meigs -Mason Area Phone 992-2156 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE FRESH PRODU CE & PLANTS 2 CONVENIEN T MARKETS .r DUDLErS TWO LOCATIONS 39 N. Second 51. Middleport, 0 . 46 Court St. Gallipolis, 0. TWIN CITY GATEWAY Middleport, Ohio WE HANDLE ONLY U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS MARK V STORE & LOAN CO. Pomeroy · Ph. 992-3"3 ' K&C JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E. Main St. Pomeroy ""· 992-3715 ' SALEM STREET MARKET Gerald & Melva Elbin, Owner Open 8 to 7'dally: 12-5 Sun. Rutland 742-2424 !'fl. RACINE PLANING MILL · ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE. CENTER . . • ll1c.ne Ph. 949-9130 Syracuse . . RACINE t, ~-· FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEAR T Ph. 949-16?1 ltciM ' "' .! !. Ph.m-3978 TV & APPLIANCE RIDENOUR GAS SERVICE "Rioclne Ml-202t Chester 915-3307 • day afternoon ot 2:00, with Wor· ohip Service following ol3: 15. RUILAND.- FIRST BAPTIST cHURCH-Oro~ Gore, supt . Sunday School. 9:30a.m.; mom· ingworship, 10:45o .'m. THE HILAND CHAPEt , George Cosio , pallor. Sundoy ~hoof , 7:30p.m. POI>\EROY FIRST SAPTI51 , ROY. Ralph Zundel , pastor. William Watson, Sunday school 1upt.; Sundoy school. 9:30 o.m.: 8YF, 6 p.m.: Bible sludy, WodniHdoy. 7 p.m.; choir practice, Wednesday. 8:30p.m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, 282 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Paul J. Fourth Sunday 10:30 a .m . WorWhile, Poslor; Gary Booham, Sun· ship 2nd Sunday 7:30 p.m. ~th day school supt. Sunday school, Sunday 9:30a.m .; Prayer mHtlng 9:30 a .m.; . morn ing worship, w.dnesdoy 1:30 p. m. UM.W ht 10:30: evening worship, 6:30p.m. Tunday 7:30p.m. Midweek proyer ••rvice, 7;30 WESLEYAN (Rocine), Sundoy p.m. School 10 o.m. Worship 11 a .m. : MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER, , Jr. UMYF Wodnesday 3:30 p.m.: Oe•ler Rd., Langsville, Ohio, Rev. Bible Study Thursday 7 p.m. Choir Clyde Ferrell , Pastor . Sunday Practice Thursday 8 p.m . School II o.m . Soturdoy LETART FALLS, Church S<hool preaching servicet 7:30 p.m. ht 1 2nd, 3rd SUndays 10:15 a .m . Wodnosdoy evening Bible study ~lh Sunday 9:15 o.m. : Worohlp at 7:30p.m. ht. 2nd , 3rd Sunday• 9:15a.m. : FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, ~th5undoy7:30p. m . loiley Run Rood, Rev. Emmell MORNING STAR, Worship 9:30 Rawson , pastor. Handl-v Dunn , a.m.; Church School 10:30 o .m.; supl. Sundoy ochool. 10 o.m. Sun· Mid-Week Solvice Wodnetdoy 8 day evening 1ervice 7:30; • .J.... Bible p.m. looch ing , 7:30p.m. I h ur.Wy . MORSE CHAPEL , Worshp 11 DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHUR· a.m.: Church S<hool ~:30o .m . CH , Roger C. Turner , posror. PORTLAND , Worohip 7:30p.m.; Sundoy school ,h~:30 a.m.; SuS ndodoy ChurchSchoof9 ,30a.m. morning wors lp, 10:30 : un Y SUlTON. Church OK"'AI •~--1 9;30 a .m. Worship htond3rdSU......_s evening service, 7:30. THE SALVATION ARMY, 115 10:30o.m. ,_, . Bullernut Ale.. Pomor~. Envoy NORTHEAST CLUSTER Gnd Mr1. R':fc Wining, leers in Rev. Richordfhomos c harge. Sun oy ho Iirtfls m..tlng, Pastor 10 •· ":'~_.!undoSMy schoo1A,dl0:30 DuoneSydonstrlcker o.m. L~r YP I E1o1se oms: John Oougloo . 7:30 p.m. so vatlon meettng. Auoclates ladiet Hhom~}eogUe, 12,noon to2 JOPPA, Worship 10 a.m.; Chur· p.m., T ur:Kioy: prover m.. tlng ch Schoof 9 a.m. : Prayer Mnting ond Bible oludy, Thursdoy , 7:30 Wodn ..~, -'-·8p.m. p.m. LONG .IOTTOM, Sundoy school MIDOLEPORT at 9:30 o.m, Worohlp 1en1lcft ot MI. MORIAH BAPTIST, Corner 7:30p.m. Bible study ond Youlh Fourth ond Main , Middleport. "'ttti:L, at 8' p.m. on R81V . Henry Key, Jr., pastor. Sun- ,.. Wedne s. doy Sc hoo I. 9:30o.m,; Mn. Ervln NORTH BETHEL, Worship ll llaumgorhdner , supt .: Morning o.m.; ChurchSchoollOo.m. wors ip, 10: ~5 o.m. ALFRED, Sunday S<hool 9:30 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF a.m.: Worohlp 10:~5 o.m.: Proyor CLHRIST INMoCHIRISTIAN UNIOMN, mHIIng Wodneodoy 7:45 p.m.; owronce n oy, pqotor: " · UMW 3rd Tuesday I p.m. Rulloll Yount,'·hoof Sunday 930School ' REEDSVILLE, Sun-'~ _, School 9·.30 Supt . 5un day ~ : o.m. o.m. Wo rs hi p 7:30 p.m.; ProYEvenlnv wors h lp, 7: 30, Meelln11 7:30 p.m. Tuesdoy: Wodn01doy prov-r ,mnllng, 7:30 Vlollollon7:30p.m . llfThur~ . p.m. Sll VER RIDGE, Worship IO a .m. Ml. MORIAHCHURCHOfGOD, Church5chool9o.m.. Roclne TUPPERS PLAINS, worshl•" 9 M M Route 2, rho S Rev. do Jomet hoof · uncy, pallor. un YIC • o.m. ChurchSchoollOo.m. 9:•5 o.m.: morning :rshlpi ~1 KENO CHURCH 'Of CHRIST, ~ . m .: e-17g "ro' :::· ; 30 George Frederick , oupl. Service royer meetng, ue y, : woeldy ,. 9:30 o.rw:' on Sundoy. p.m,: YouQg people'• mnllng, Proochlng flr~t and lhlrd Sundayo 7:30p.m. lhursd,. of mon!J~Afy Clillord Smith, 9:30 MIDDLEPORT IRST 8APTIST, o.m. Corner51dhondPalmor,lheRov. H0850N CHRISTIAN UNION, PeIer Gron dol , pot lor; Oonny Oorrell Doddrlll, polloi. Sun...._· lhompso~ .- tuper Int.enden t Sun-. School, 9:30 o.m.: Leonard -• doy School. WMPO Rodio pro: Gilmore, II rot elder; evening ..,. ram 7:•5 o.m.: Sundoy School, vlco, 7:30 p.m. Wodnosdoy :15 o.m. l Morning Worship, prayer mntlng, 7:30p.m. 10:15 o.m. Youlh octlvltl" ond MT. MORIAH CHURCH Of GOD, fellowship for junior and senior R~clne R'"'te 2. The Rev. Cl>orleo high oludenll, 6 p.m. Sundoy Hand, pootor. Sur\doy school, 9:~5 OYenlng worship, 7:30p.m. Mid· o.m.: mor nlng wouhl. p, 11 o.m. wee k praye.r tervlces, Evening Nt'Yket, Tuetdoy and WodniHdoy, 7:30p.m. Frldoy, 7:30p.m, . . ' CHUitCH OF ,CHRIST, Mid· BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH ~-~-""""· 5th on d Mol n, ....,rge OF CHRIST, Ooug Seamon, Gloio, minister. Jomn Shnto , m1n1•te r. llbr. • tudy , 9:30 a .m. : 9:30 morning worohlp. 10:30 a.m. : ouperlntend enl. I ibleiChih00 I.10 30 ' I a.m. : morn n~oro p, : evening worsnlp, 7:30 p.m. a .m.: ev•nlng . onhjp, 7: ~; Wtdn~lbl•ttu;7 : 30p.m. proyer semce , • ·7 p .m. KENO URCH CHIIIST, Wednesday. ..,_ George Ftoderkk, oupt. Sundav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH O•'IH.E onoml~ ..,.ke, 9:30 e.m. wllil •uz•RENE Don CoI•·' -eochlng ·•• on llul ond third Sun· •~ ~ , .. "•••· _ La lhoy. Su1,; dovolmonth "' poster: Mrs.~•r .... co-a.Pick.,.. Khool supl., Sunday achool, 9: STIVUSVtLlE COMMUNITY o.m.: momlng worship, 1&.30 CHURCH, Su~ School .....,ke, o,m.: Sundoy evangellollc 10 a .m. : Prayer rneoll"t . . .p .m . Prayer Thur•..... Sund~"~~~evenlng meeting, 7:30 r .,.7p.m.: , -, .. SICiNED, SEAl ED AND DEUVERED, EH,CWIEF? FRIDAY, SEPTEMIER 17, 1976 5:1l0--FBI 3; Marv Griffin ~~ Partridge Family I ; Mission : Impossible 15. · 5:30-News 6; Family Affair 8: Eltc. Co. 20,33; Adam· · 12 13. 6:1l0--News 3.~.1. 10,13,1 5; A6C News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC N~ 3,~.15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Tru1h or Cons. 12r Hodgepodge Lodge 20; <;;arrtscolendas 33. r-n<AT'' ~ FUN~'{... WHY DO I Tlll5 ODD FfE~IIIG WIN AT BRIDGE t 'M I!&IN6 WATCHSD ~ lO:oo--Oean Martin 3,4,15; News 20; Paul Nuchlma 33. Norlb Eut who could make what. He dld!l't really care. He couldn't be set much at six spades and couldn't expect much profit defending against six hearts . West opens hill ace ol hearla against the six-spade contract. U he shifts to a diamond he collects 100 points. U he leads anything else South scores game , slam and rubber. East can and should ask lor a diamond lead by dropping his king of hearts on his ~riner 's ace. This can't be a com~n in heart, . It must be suit preference to ask lor a diamond shift. I" 4. 6" Pass Pa" Pass ~~~ 17 NORTH •KJ9 3 "' t K 10~7 • K 10 9 7 WEST .. 2 ·EAST •AQH76~3 t84 .. 64 . • K !0 2 tAQ.H32 .. 8 53 2 SOUTH 1m .AQI0876H Jli'7T TH,._I I'M 11\~ 00.'1 a:£ AT lll~ ... IT"? •a .. AQJ North-South vulnerable CHW:B WITfl.OtJT 9lll~ Rl.l. Weo1 Opening lead - Ace • ''"''"' ·''"'""' -·~~-E ORPP"'LITTLE ..., a•NNJE-COUNTER IRRITANT ORPRAR By Oswald & James Jac9by Mike Lawrence give s the besL rule we have seen lor when to read your partner) signal as suit preference . Here it is : " Never interpret ~riner's card as a suit preference II it fUl M'f can logically mean anything OOOOH. eiLL else " SlAGG'S GOT · ~ IT Here is a hand to illustrate 'fAKESthis. We won't go into the merits of the bidding except to point out that West can make seven hearts against a dia.I..C- mont lead, six against a spade H I~Ar'-"f:)... lead and live against a club lead. Also, when South bid six spades he had no idea as to 7:1l0--TrutllorCona. 3; To Tell the Truth A; Bowling lor Oollen6; Spact: 1999; Ntwt10; To Tell lilt Tru1h 13; Family Altair 151. Ohla Jour..r 20; 81-.:k Perll*flve 011 lilt Ntw1 33. 7:30-Porter Wf1!101111' 3; BrNk lilt B1111k ~ ; C1ndld C11111tr1 6; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33; lt.ndy Williams 10; Name That 'Tune 13; Popl Goes The Country 15. e :.oo--Sanlord flo Son 3,4,15; Donny flo Marie 13; , It's Time to Pray, America 6,1; Washington Week In Review 20,33; Spencer's Pilots 10. 8: 30-Chlco & the Man 3,4, 15; Wall StrHI Week 20,33. 9: 00-Nell Sadaka 3.~.1$; Movie " The Lave Boat" 6, 13; .S.A.: People flo Polll1cs 20,33; Movie " Slither" 8,10. 9 : ~The Maze : Story of William Kurelek 20,33, 11 :OG--News 3.~.6,8, 1 0, 13,15; MacNeil-Lehrer Report Ideal time for aun llgnal the Sermonette 33. M It' 11 ::io-Johnny Carson 3,4,15> Rookies 6,13; ov " Kelly's Heroes" 8; Mary Hartman 10; ABC News 33. 12:1l0--Movle "North by Northwest'' 10; Janakl 33. 12: oiG-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6; Wreslllng 13. 1:GO-Midnight Special 3,4, u. l :oiG-News 13. 2: 30-News 3. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1976 . 6:oo--Summer Semesler 8.10. 6:3()-MaHers of Life 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouae , Club tO; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:oo-.Saturday Repor13; Dusty' s Treehouse 4; Eddie Saunders 6: Treehouse Club 1: U.S. Farm Report 10; \.llllgan 13. 7:30-uullwlnkle 3; Children's Theatre 4; Valley of the Dinosaurs 6; Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man From C.O.S.I. 10; Junior Almost Anything Goes 13; Mister Rogers 20. A Georgia reader wants to know what happens when a player asks lor a new deck of cards to change his or her luck. There is no rule here. It is proper and courLeous to accede to the request provided the person aSking lor new cards is will_ing to pay lor them. (Do you have a question lor the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jacobys wllf answer indio/dual questions if stamped. self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies at JACOBY MODERN. I· by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS to Belgian 1 Ralhskeller river 5 Investigator DOWN 11 Knowledge 1 Prove 1% Disparage innocent 13 Colleen's %Main artery home 3 Competitor 14 Ecstatic d. sorts 15 Feasted (2 wds.) 11 Karlsbad 4 Rhymester's isone 17 Youncster 18 Absconded {2 wds.) 28 Chemistry suffu !1 Cart Z2 One d. the Ages · Z3 Glut Yaterdly's A•wer "nightfall" 11 Inlluence %5 Scanty 5 Avoid C.O.D. 11 Ve11m1ela %1 Concealed copper Z8 early d. charges 1 Type ci race center song 7 Egp Z2 "The Great" %5 Rich or "The cake 8 The Hatflelcls Terrible" 30 Villly apd McCoys 23 Rille 35 Crony (2 wds.) 24 Without (old Eng.) 9 "- Rigby" (Ger.) 36 Teddy bear 10 Tum scarlet 24Ended Z5 Author''-",._ actress ~ •1: . Angelou , . · za Role for ~ •·•· · · Oland or Toler Z7 Slip up Z8 Poetic works 31 Mother d. Hezeklab 32 ~~b~wmu~=H8§5<)~lltii~HiMFA:?mPl:::-l .. _Got L TO HIM lb A PtJLP Sixpence" WITH nJe; ONLY WEAPON 13 Wylie's ism J.--...-lf--t-- 1e.ER CARRY-M'ISfOlJT BRm5H UMBRELL-A !'r- :t, 14 "-;,liberty (2 wds.) "---->--+--1 • Exhaust 17 Becharm ' •' JWJMJ]3')1l!®&ol~ettw&IJ .-1 , _· b---l---1--l---l U....nunblethHefout Jumbles, one letter to each square, to 1---l---1-- +--l form four ordinarr words. Greek mountains Grow lenient DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it : Is A X·y D L B A A X R LONGFELLOW • I tj One letter simply slands for another. In Ibis sample A is used for the three L's, X for the Lwo O's, etc. Sin gle letters. IJiiOIIrophea, !he length and formali ?n of the words are all hmts; Each day Lhe code lellers are d1flerent. CRYPTOQUOTES LYZ KSERQ MC D XTZJZ LS VZ KZE Z TSJXLDJL SW TYDJUZX ; MJ JDLAEZ M J T.S J X L D J T I . DVE DYDF TSKRZI Yaterdly's Cryploquole: THE READIEST AND SUREST WAY 'M GET RID OF CENSURE IS TO CORRECT OURSELVES. - DEMOSTHENES (C 1916 Kin& f'nhlrt$ TAKE S~ndlc1tt , II INRaJEET V 'J I I .toNow.........., the •lreled letlen fonn the aurprile anower, u f.- A aunealed br the ....... ...n..an. ~~""'~.:W~-::'~1";;;;:t~I~I~I~I~}{ I I I I I J" (AMWN 1.-ornw) Jum~r,., Ynterdar'• BANJO SAUTE EROTIC WAITER .Wwen Mar bt IIIOd br lht pollee M>ifh otarchinf AWAARANT •"ect- Int. ) AWAY, SISTER 'Z.ONEY I MIGHT EVEN 6ECOAIE ONE OF TH e 6EAVT!FUL · = PEOPLE! WOULDN'T THAT 6E TH I N~ ? l CAN SEE 'l'OU NOW IN A WH ITE tlLOUSE AND A BLUE 51\IRT RUNNING OUT TO PL ~'I' FIELD HOCKE'I' .. DON'T HASSLE ME WI TH '{OUR SARCASM , CHUCK I :-: La.:G"i'on~m.CHIIITWI, lruce Smith, pootor. Wallace Do....,..ood, Supt. lillie School, 9:30 o.m. p,._ .. hi ng w vt'te, ... 8:3()-Woody Woodpecker 3 .~.15 ; Tom flo ~erry- Grape Ape-Mumbly 6,13; Sesame 51. 20. 8:30-Pink Panther 3,~,15 ; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bugs Buriny & Friends 10. 9:oo--Jabberjaw ]3: Big Blue Marble 6; Elec. Co. 20. 9:30-Scooby-Doo 6,13; Tarzan 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20. 10 :00-McDuft, The Talking Dog 3,4,15; Shazam-lsls 8,10; Zoom 20. · 10: 3()-Monster Squad 3,~.15; Kroffl Supershow 6,13;Hodgepodge Lodge 20. ll :OG--Land ot the Lost 3.~.15; ·Ark II 8,10; SSI Redetermination : How to Fill Out the Form 20. 11 :30-Big John, LIHie John 3,4,15; Clue Club 8,1~; Consumer Survival Kit 20. 12:00-Kids from C.A.P .E.R. 3,4,15: Hot Dog 6; Fat Albert 8,10; Acflon News for Kids 13; Crockett's VIctory Garden 20. 12 :3G-Lidsvllle 3; American Bandstand 13: Muggsy 4,15; Sou1Traln6; Way Out Fames8; Gomer Pyles, USMC 10. 1·110-Ara's Sports World 3; Champions 4; Champions · 8; Children's Film Festival 10; Wrestling 15; Lowell Thamas Remembrers 33. · 1:3()-Marshall Football Highlights 3; Wide World of Sports 6,13; Wild Wild World ot Animals 33. 2 :GO-Grandstand 3,4, 15; VIewpoint 8; Urban League 101 Family Theatre 33. 2: ts-Baseball 3,~.15. 2:30-Movle " Boeing Boeing" 8; Movie " No Man of Her Own" 10; Inslght 33. 3:oo-<:ollege Football Pre-Game Show 6,13; Family AI War 33. 3:15-College Football 6,13 . 4·0G--Bit With Knit 33. ,; ,3()-Sports Spectacular 8,10; Food Preserving 33. 5:110-Siar Trek 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Wrestling 15; Romagnolls' Table 33. 5:30-Adam-12 4; Education In Transition 33. 6:0G--New• 3,4,8,10; God Has the Answer 15. 6:30-NBC News 3,~,15; ABC News 13; News 6; To Be Announced 8; CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga flo You 33. 7:0G--World at War _3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; ,Hee Haw 8; Hee Haw 6; $128,000 Question 10; Lets Make a Deal 13; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 7:30-Truth or Cons. 3; Dolly 10; In Search of 13. a :oo-Emergency 3,4,15 ; New Original Wonder Woman 6,13; Jeflersons 8,10; At The Top 33. 8:3()-fvan the Terrible 8,10. • ., 9·110-Movle "Charley Varrlck" 3.~.15> Movie murder · on Flight 502" 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; Upstairs, Downstairs 33. 9:3()-Bob Newhart 8,10. · 10:110-Rock Music Awards ·8,10: Youth· In Trouble 33. 11 :oo--News 3,~. 13,15 ; ABC ·News 6; Janakl 33. 11: 15-Movle 6; PMA Pulse 15. · 11 ·30-Mary Hartman, 3; Saturday Night 4,15; News · 8 to · Movie " The Mystery of Marie Rogel" 13. 12 :00-Mary Hartman 3; Movie " The Lonely Man" 8; Woody Hayes: Football 10, 12 :30-Marv Hartman 3; Movie "Man With the Icy Eves" 10. 1 :oo-MaryHartman 3; Sammy & Co. 6; Movie " Secrets of the Blue Room" 13. 1:3~Mary Hartman 3. 2:0G--News 3. 2:30-Movle "I Was an Adventures~;· 3; ABC News 13. 4:110-Movle "The Arizona Wildcat 3. 5:3()-Movle "Public Deb No. 1" 3. ~aWwd' nightproyerMfvke, 7:30p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , ROger Watson , pastor: · Jessie White, Sunday schoolsupt. Morn· lng worship, 9:30 a .m .; Sun~ doyschool, 10!30 o.m .; . onnl~g arvic;o, 7:30. WodniHdoy Bible Sludy, 7:30p.mc MT. UNION IIAPTIST, Rtv. R. D. lrown, supply pastor; Sunc;kay ochool9:45o.m. : Sunday evening worship, 7:30p.m . TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHUIICH, Eugene Underwood, pootor: Howard Coldwell, Jr., Sunday School Supt.; 5ufldoy Schoof. 9:30a.m.; Mornlng cSer· mon, 10:30 o.m.: Sundoy ..,... 1ng ••rv k t , 7 p.m. LETART FAlLS UNITED BRETHREN, Rev. FrHiond Norrit, postor; Floyd Norris, supt. Sundof school, 9:30 o.m.: momlng ..,. mon , 10: 30 a .m .: Prayt r •-ke -·... , Wednetdav 7 30 CHESHIRli OtUk~ OF GOD Of .PROPH"'Y ., . G. p. Smith ' poltot. Sunda y Schoof , 10 a.m.: "' • r•-'"'' "-nson, Supt.: Morning Worship, ll o.m.: Young People 's --..ke, 7 p.m.: E1 7:30 ..,.ce, p.m.; Wedn y Mid ·WHk Prayer Service, 7:30 p.m.; Youth mHflng, 6:30p.m. Evening worohltp, 7:30~ .m. CHEST CHURCH OF THE NAZARtiNE, R.-... Herbert Grote, pootor, Worship Mrvl<o, II a.m. ond 7:30 :;m· Su n-r "-· , ., __-..__ r Sch oo1, 9: a.m• •"I chard 1or1on, sup f. Pr~yer meetl"g , Wednetdat, 7:30p.m. BRADFORD 'CHURCH OF CHIIIST, JO<k Perry, minister. Sundoy School 9:30 o,m.: momlng church 10:30 a .m.: Sunday .,.... 1ng aerv Ic• , 7 : 30 p .m . Wodne•"-1 , . , .•-_ , I p.m. LAUREl. CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH . Rev . Floyd F. Shook, pootot: Lloyd Wright, Svndoy Schaal Supt. : Morn~n Worohlp 9'30 o.m. : Su ndo Y ooI 1~20 v' o.m.: Wodneodoy Prayer ond II· br. Stvdy 7:30 p.m.; Sunday _.,lng -thtp 7:30p.m.: Choir PractkeThurodo¥, 7p.m. DEXTER CHIMiCH OF CHIIISt, Chorleo RuiHII , Sr., mlnloter: Rid< Mocombor, oupl. Sunday hoof 930 ...--•1 K , : o.m.: ""'"" - · I 10 30 llbl• ps•~ vee, : o.m. ·-•· lu.odar, 7·30p m IIEOikiANIZED · CHURCH Of JESUS CHittST Of LAma DAY SAINTS, Portland Racine Rood. William Rauth, poator. Denny Evano, Sundav Scllool Dlroctor. .,__._ Schoof. 9 30 r ' : a.m. a.m.: - nlng-wonhlp, 10:30 : Suf!doy •v•nlnt ••rvlce 1 p.m. Wedneacloy evening p....,.r Mt· k 7 30 . .-HL .. '::Mm,IAPT•T • ~-1 · JIOliOt. Wotthlp •• ' ""· Sllur.r, &ervke, 9:30 a.m.. .__._ _.....,. ac:hoof , 10:30 . a.m. libr. Stvdy and prayer ..,. ..... vk• '"" ' 7:30 p.m.Klngabuty CARUT OtUIICH, Rood ~Ill · t ........ --•-~1 t ... Jllll or., - ' ' a.rw.: ng - ..... ~~..,.~ 7:30 p.m. Proyer meet1ng, W-"11 ..._ 730 - ' ••I .. .1 �• · - Tbe O.lly Sentinel, MldclleJ10I'I-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Setlt-17.1978 Television log for easy viewing ' !0:45a .m. NoltYenlngM<¥1<e. ~=~P-~.0:.. HYSILL RUN HIE METHOOIIT 01' ._._I CHUIICH, ..... l'llul Ne.tlle, N aaTIAN UNCIN •. T1W """. pootar . Sundoy School 9::10 a.m., Wllllolft Ca pi M, p111tor • ...,. -nlng ..,.Ice, 10:30 a.m., khool, 9:» •·"'·' Jar!* HHtU!;g.... ' latit, Sunday 9:.110 odloal ·· . ....., roulh . serv ice, 6:..S p.m. .... ..............~ce . 7:JO f,lft, 1chool, a .m.:·mornirtg WOf· ~loll< .....,1«1 7:30 p,m. Wednnday evetllng ,,.,., ohlp and communion, 10:30 a .m.; ProyOt ,_,~ng , Thur>doy, 7:30 ..,.trng, 7:30p.m. Youth~ ,_tin,. W-day. 7:30 P,m. Sunday ..enlng youth Chrlorlon · &ervkeHci\Tueodov. , UNI ED PRESIYHRIAN Endeo-. 6:30p.m.; ..,.hlpM<· p.m. FftUDOM GOSI'EL MISSION at FAI~VIIW lllll CH~R MINISTRY Of MEIGS COUNTY , vice, 7:30 p.ni. Woduoodc..- e -· Dwight L. Zovitz. dlr«:tor. lng pra..-r mMflnQ and llhlt lold Knob. Rov. E. J , GriHith, leiOtt, W, Va., fit. I, .... tupl. ol church: hv. L. R. Hotchor, paotar. S.ndoy H·A R R 1 S 0 N V 1 L l f 11Udy, 7:30p.m. PRfSBYTERIAN , Rev. Ern011 Sl, JOHN LUTHiiltAN CHUIICH, GlueMntomp, (IOtlor: flotltt 9:30 a.m, !'lOyer and llble ·~ Sr .. Sunday Schoolaupt. 7:30p.m. Cottage ~roy« Setv~ Slrlcklln, posror. Sundoy chur<:h "n• Gro... The Rev. William WIIHrod. ochool, 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Homer Mlddleo....,rlt>, ,ootor, ChurdJ &uncloy School, 9:30a.m., ptoyor ,.......,, 10 a .m. Worahip let• ~l LH, · •upt.: morning worahlp, wvk•• 9:30a .m. Sundcrr' SchocJ meellng Tuesdoy. 7:30 p.m.1 •k•. Tllvrodoy, 7:30p.m,__ youth mHtlng, 6 p.m. Sundoy. CN.VMT MU~. :»N1 10:30. !0:30a .m. MIOOLEPOitT , 5undoy ochool , IRAOIURY CHURCH OF l.MdortAdoVon-rondGret• -.d. Ml•••~o.t; poohlr, tilt! 9:30 a.m., Rkhord Voughoo, 1upt. CHRIST, kim Cole, po~tor; Kevin ro Sullie. Sunday evening - - tlo stephell. Cfiulcll Khool, N6 Morning worship, 10:30. King, $undoy &<hooloupt. &undoy ohlp, 7 p.m, thrOueh wlnler mon• a.m.; ptt 'hint ..,..,,.., l~ a.m. and 7:30 p.m. WednetdciY SYRACUSE, Morning worship, 9 Khool , 9 ~30 a .m .: worihlp ter· tho . WHITE'S CHAPEL. Coolville RD. .-1n1llble otvdy , 7:30p.m. · o.m.: SundoyO<hool, lOa.m. Mro. vice , 10:30 a.m.: Sunday ter· tNOEPINDENTHOI.INtiS$CHUit· SomJKon Hoi I, oupt. vic... 7 p.m. ; youth .,..ling, 1... Roy OHler, pottor. Su/ldoy ochoolt:30o.m.; wonhlp&erVke, CH, INC. - Co<ner Fourth ond RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Wodnetdoy, 7 p.m. Rev. James D. Guynn, postor. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Jttv . · 10:30 a.m. l!ble 11udy ond prayer Lincoln Ita., Middleport: Rlt'l. O'Dell Monloy, pootor: Sony MudSundGy Khool , 10 a.m .; Sundoy FtMkmd Not:rls, poltor. $undoy --..Ice, Wodn...:loy, 7:30p.m. RUTLAND oon, Sunday School tuperlnten,..,,.hlp, llo .m.: Sunday ......,lng IChool 10 o.nl.; Church ..rvko, 7 RUTLAND CHURCH Of CHIIIST, doni. $undoy t<hoot, 9:30 a.,.. : Mrvico, 7 p.m.: Wodnesday WOt• p.m. Wednesday Bible Study. 7 Carl Peak , p111tor: 1111 ltown, e-lnt warahlp, 7:30 p.m.: ship oervice, 7:30p.m. p.m. · HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, RACINl CHURCH Of THE Svndoy ochool supl. Sundoy ~aye:_..!.".~,~~~~~ urvh;o. Noor Long lottom, Edsel Hart, NAZARENE. Rov . John A. Coli· ac:hool . 9:30 o.m.: worohlp ond . Odn'fu•'"'::~E'Sp CHU"CH ...., ~ rn.ll"'"" " "'r: pastor. Sunday Khoql , 10 a .m .: man, pastor. Sund:or School_..t 9:30 communion , 10:30 o .m. E.,.nl'ng Church , 7:30 -p .m.; proyer o.m.; Ge-rold w.tls, svpt. Morn· --..ko, 7:30 p.m·. Regulor booni POMEIIOY - Cotner Main ond c-t Ito., .third floor mMilng, 7:30p.m. Thursddy. lng -.hip, 10:30 a .m.: ·5unctoy "'"tlng, Soturdov, 7 p.m. RUTlAND CoMMUNITY CHUR· Llghthoun •••touront. Henry r.AIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAl , evening l""'hip, 7:30: Prayer CH, Sundoy School , 9:30 a .m.; Cook, postor: Sundoy ochool, 10 Third A'lle., the Rev. William Knit· MMtlng, Wednesday , 7:30p.m. tel, pastor. Ronald Ouoon. ' Sun· RACINE FIRST IIAPnST, Don L. worship ..rvlce, 11 a .m.; o.m.: morning worthlp, . 11 a.f" .; day School Supt. Closse1 for dll walker, Paltor, Ronnl• Sal1er, Wodnesc:loy prayer mntlng, 1:30 evening .. ,.rce , 7 :30. · ages ; evening Mrvlce, 7:30: Blbl• Sunday IChool tupt.; Sunday p .m. youth MrvKet, Sunda~ . 7 WednetdctV evening Ht'VIct, otudy, Wodn"d"'f. 7:30 pm.; IChool . 9:30 a.m.: m<lrnlng wor· p.m.; Sundoy niQht_wotthlp, 7:30. 7:30. lnierdenomlnotlanal , full RUTLAND CHURCH Of IHE I ·•• youth •ervlc". Fridoy , 7 : 39JI~m ~ ship. 10:-40 a .m.: Sundo~ ev.ning MIDDLEPORT FRE~• W - -•hlp, 7:30: Wednesc!Oy ..,.... NAZARENE, Rev. LloyciO. Grimm, oo:t"riAND CHURCH OF GOD Jr., pcillot. Sundoy achoo!. 9:30 Pattor Dennlo lol.._ Su'l_doy TIST, Corner A.sh and ; Noel lng Bible ttudy, ?:30. H•rrman, pattor. Satu y ev.n· DANVIlLE WESLEYAN , Rev. o.m.: woroh'lp oervlce, 10:30 o.m. S<hool, 10 a .m. : wort hlp ..N"Ice. In~ service, 7: 30 p. .: Sundoy Ltlon Glosure, pootor . Sundoy . ltoodcost live overWMPO: young 11 :30 a.m. ond 7:30 p.m. Proyer urvlce . 6:45: ,_ling, Wednetdoy, 7:30p . ~ :_;,­ Sc ool . 10 o.m.: Sj<n y t ".ening School, 9:30 a .m.: Y'"'th ond people '• RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHU""" wor1hlp, 7:30p.m;, funlor youth service, 6;-45 p.m.; OYongellstlc M<YICe, 7:30 p.m . t.trfGS .v.nlnv worship , 7;30 p.m.; Prayer"'"''"'· Wednesday, 7:30 Of JESUS CHRIST, Thomcn ~­ COOPEMTIVE PARISH prayer and praise, Wodnesdoy, p.m.: Mlnlonory mMIIng, 7,30 Holm<it, -pdltor . llble otudy, p.m.llntWodnetdoyofmonth. . Soturdoy, 7:30p.m. : Evongoll•t!c METtfootSICHURCH 7:30p.m. MASONCOUNTY p.m.: proyer mHtlng. TuOtdcty. Ror.itl T. Bumgornor, SILVER RUN F~EE BAPTIST, MASON FIRST U.PTIST, Second 7:30p.m.: llbr. Sludy, Thursday, · Director Miltt Trout, pDstor. Sunday · , ~EROYCLUSTER school , lOo.m,: Steve LIHie , oupt. and P..,..roy SIS., Ston Crolg, 7:30p.m. ·SYRACUSE FIRST CHU~CH QF Rev. Robert Haycftn Ev.,lng service, 7 p.m.: prayer poslor. Sundoy school, 9:d o.m.: wonhlp oervlce, II o.m.: lralnlng GOD, nat Plltltetaotal. WonHip Rev. JamatCorbltt meeting. Thuridoy, 7p.m. CHESTER , Wonhlp 9: IS o.m. CHESTER CHURCHOI' GOD, union, 6:30 p.m.: evening - · Solvlco Sunday 9:45 om, $undoy ChurchSchooiiOo.m. . . Rov. lobby Potter, poslor . Sun- •hlp oervice. 7:30p.m. Mid Week $<hoof 11 om; Sundo~ Woro~lp JJOMEROY. Worship , !0:30a .m. dar school, 9:30 a .m.; worship prayer ..,.Ice, WodnHdoy, 7:30 Solvke 7:30pm Thunc!Oy pror-r · ,_tlng 7:30 pm. ROY. Geoige Church School 9:30 a .m. UMVF ••rvlae, 11 a.m.; •v.nlng service, p.m. MASON CHURCH Of CHttlST, P. Oller, po~tor. 6:30p.m. 7:30: youth oorvlce, Wodnesdoy, O . lok '487, Miller St., Mo10tt , W. • ENTERPRISE , Worship 9 a .m. 7::.>p.m. Vo. Sunday 81blt Sludy 10 o.m.; JEHOVAH'S WliNESSES, 1 mlle Church School 10 o.m. LANGSVIllE ClflliSTIAN CHUit· ROCK SPRINGS. Wonhlp 10 CH. Tod Jono1, pootor. Sundoy Worship 11 o.m. and .7 p.m. liblo · 0011 of ~urlond, JunctiOn ol Rout11 o .m . Church School 9:1Sa.m . school, 9:30 a .m .; Roy Sigmon. Sludy Wodneodoy 7 p.m.: .Vcxol 12• ond Nol>lt Summit Rood (T 17~) . Sunday llble lecture, 9:30 UMYF6:30p.m. • supt .; morning worship. 10:30; muolc. l'fltST SOUTHERN IAPTIST, Cor- am: walchtawer tludy, 10:30 am. FlAlWOOOS, Worship, 11 o.m , Sunday evening service, 7:30; Church Sctlool10a.m. mid -week ser~ice, Wednesday, ner. ol Second ond Anderoon, Tuetdoy llblo otudy, 7 ond 8:15 Mooon. Paotor, Wolter Cloud . pm: Thundoy, thoocratlc ochool, MIDOlEPOUCLUSTER . 7:30p.m. ROY . Robert llumgorner .SYRACUSE CHURC!i Of THE Sundoy school 9:45 o.m.: WOtlhlp 7:30 pm: oervlco meeting, 8:30 · Hf!'TH, Roborr Bumgarner, NAZARENE , Rev. Oolo lou, service, 11 a .m. and 7:30 p.m . · pm. Pastor. Worship 10:30 o .m . Chur · ~tor ; Bob Mqore, , SUnday Weekly Bible. 1tudy. Wodn•sddy, ~ , MT. HERMON CHURCH OF·THE ck School9:30o .,m . UMYF6 p.in . School tupt.: ~nday school 7:30p.m.. MASON ASSEMILY OF GOO, lMED PETHREN IN CH~ RUTLAND, Wilbur Hilt, Pastor. daues for all ~· · 9:30 a .m.: Worship 10:30a .m. Churctl School morning worship, '0:45 a.m.: Dudding lone, Malon, W. Vo. Ri\.:--meo Leach, postor. Su 9 :30a.m. NYPS. 6:30p.m.; evangelistic Mr· Cheater Tennant, Pootor, .sundoy Kt.iol , t.30 om, Ru11ell Spenc,r, SYRACUSE CLUSTER vito. 7:30 p.m. Prayer ond School 9:45a.m,; Children 1 Chur· supt. , wol'lhlp .. rvlce 10:15 om. Rev, Richard E. Jarvis fotting " Tuesday , 10 a . m.; ·ch 6:45 p.ni: Young PO<rple'o S.r· Evonl119 wanhlp olter~otlng with ASBURY, Worship II a.m. Chur· Midweek prayer service , vice 6;~5 p.m. Evongellsllc S.r· C. E. ol ~:30 pm on Sunday. ch School 9:50 o .m. UMW f irst WedMtdoy, 7:30 p .m. ; men's vice 7:30 p.m. 'women'i Mil· P1oyer mfttlng, Wedneldoy, 7:30 L'> Tuesday . Bible Study Thurt . 7:30 proyerm..tlng, Saturday, 7p.m.: olonary Council 10 o.m. first ond pm: Oovld Holtor, loy feoder. p .m. mlstlonary meeting, second rhird Tyeodoyo. Proyor o,nd 11~1~ FOREST RUN , Worship 9 o.m. Wodnesdoy, 7:30p.m. ChurchSchooiiOo.m. UNITED FAITH NONMINERSVILLE, W.orshlp 10 o.m. DENOMINATIONAL. llev. Robert Church School9 a.m. Smith, postor . Sundoy School, SYRACUSE, Chruch S<hool ~: 30 ~:30 o.m. : Cia.. leader, Leo Ifill: a .m. Worsh ipt«Vice7:30p.m. worshipter.tice, l0:30o.m.; chur· SOUTHERN ClU51ER <h 7:30p.m. Rev. Tlmorhy Smith EDEN UNITED ._ETHREN IN ClusterLeoder CHRIST, Eldon R. Bloke, pootor. Rev. StltYen Wil•on Sunday School 10 a.m.; Howard Associate McCoy, supt.; Morning sermon , BETHANY, (Dorcas), Worship 11 a .m .; Sunday ntght Mrvicft 9:30 o.m. Church School 10:30 Chrittion Endeavor, 7:30 p.m.: o.m. Song .. rvlc:e, 8 p.m.: Pr-hlng CARMEt. , Chruch School 9 :30 8:30 p. m. MldwHk Prayer o.m. Worship 1~30 v- o.m. ~• ~ ond "'"tl ng, Wod---'•~r . 7 p.m.: • •OJ •~~>Sundays . Adomo, l4ylo6dor. APPLE GROVE, Sunday School CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST, 9:30a.m . Warship 7:30p.m. 1st loc:oted " ' Rutl9nd Oft New lima and 3rd Sundays; Proyer meeting Rood, next to ForMt N.re Park; Wednesday 7:30p.m. Fellowohip Rev. 11oy RouM, pootor: Roberl supper firsl Solurdoy6 p.m. UMW Mus...-, Sunday Schoolsupt. Sun· 2nd Tuesday 7 :30p.m . day tchool, 10:30 a.m.: worship EAST LETART, Chruch School 7:30 p. m. llble Study , lot. 2nd, 3td Sundoyo. 9:30 o.m. Wodnosdoy, 7:30 p.m .; Soturdoy ser vi~ .7 p.m. ZION CHURCH Of CHitS!. Pomoroy-Horrlsonvllr. Rd.; Don Konnedy, pot"": 1111 Mcilroy. TRINITY CHURCH , R..,.. W. H. Perrin. pollor; Roy MoyOt, SUn· doy Khool supl . Church S<hool, 9:15a.m .: won hip service , l0:30 o.m. Choir rehoorsol, Tuesdoy, 7:30 p.m. under dire< lion of Mrs. Poul Noo... POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE: Corner Union · and Mulberry, R..... Clyde V. Henderson. pastor . Sunday school, 9:30 CJ .m.. Glen McClung, supt.: morn· ing worship , 10:30 o.m.: evening service, 7:30; mkt·wHk service. Wodnosdoy.7:30p.m, GRACE EPISCOPAl, The Rev. Horold. Deelh, reclor. Church services , 10:30 a .m.;_ Holy communlon first Sunday Of month: chu rch tchool , 10:30 a .m. for nursery lhrough 12. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. Richard Evonson, pastor, Bible school, 9:30 o.m.; worthlp, 10:30 a.m.; adult worship aervlce and young people's muting, 7:30 p.m. Combined Bible oludy ond proyer moollng, Wednosdoy. 7:30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY , Envoy Roy W. Wining, otfi c~tr in chorge. Sundot, 10 o.m., Hollneu mM!ing: 10:30 o.m.; Sundoy School. Young P.aple's legion , 1 p.m.: Thursdoy, 1 lo 3 p.m.. ladlu Homel~tague , 1 p.m. Prep do n e1 . My small son looks wonderingly at a bnght red cardinal. And, for Olle Instant, I glimpse a bright mind in eage r search, the wonder of intelligence dawning, Whal an aware ness of heaven Is in my heart as 1 see my baby reflect God's goodness a nd love! And what a deep sense of responsibiiHy 1 feel. How grateful I am for my church! It . has helpe d me find answers , streng1hened my faith. How comforting to be able to guide -the religious training of my child as his quesllons grow in scope and de pth! More than anything else I want to share with him the wealth of love and understanding , joy a nd strength I have found in the love of God and His Church. BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP· TIST CHAPEL , Roulo 1, ShodoPastor Bobbv Elkint. Sunday school , S p.m .; Sundar wonhlp, 5:•5 p.m. ; Wed nesday proyer oer, vice, 7:30p.m. R ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts .. Pomeroy. The Rov. Willlom Middlesworth . Pastor: SundoJ School at 9:-45a .m. and Chur Services II o.m. SACRED HEART, Rev. Father Paul D. Welton , pastor. Phon• 992·2825 . Saturday evening Moss, 7:30: Sundoy Mou, 8 ond I 0 o.m.; Contession , Saturday, 7-7:30p.m. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST. 200 W. Main 51 ., Jerry Paul, minister, phone 992·7666. Conservative , non·instrumentol; Sundar worship, 10 o.m .; 8ible study, II a .m .; worsklp, 6 p .m. Wodnesdoy Biblo study , 7 p.m. OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Rov. Rolrh Smith, Sunday Monday T ue<day Isaiah Malachi Manht:w 5: l -7 3: b-12 25 : 14-30 pastof. Sunday sthoo , 9:30 o .m ., Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Psa lms Isaiah Psalms l"'iah 47: 1-9 67: l-7 42 : l -9 H l -13 Mrs . Worley Fronds, superlnt~tn · dent . Preoching servites first & third Sundoys following Sunday School. GRAHAM UNITED METHOOIST. --byTho _ _ _ ' Copyr9'11 1970 I<Nief AMrtising Serva, Inc:., Shlburg, \lkvinll - Preoch irig 9:30 o.m.. fint and second Sundavs of ttach month: third and fourth Sundays each month, worship service at ? :30 p.m. Wednesday evenings ot 7:30. Proyer ond Bible 51vdy. With the hope It .will. In some measurl!, foster and help· &ustain that SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTIST , 11/hich is good in famil y and communi t y life. this feature is sponsored by Mulberry Heights Rood, Pomeroy . Postor. Gerord Seton , Sobbolh the business f ir ms and organizations. whose names appear below. S<hool Superlnrendenl, Claro Mcintyre. Sabbath School , Satur· I KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. tHE FINEST IN MOBiT.E HOME S 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. "2' 7034 MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. Ph. 992-2101 Pomeroy John F. Fultz 9:30a.m .: evenl ngworship , ~ ·30. fhurldoy evening prayer HN • • WILKINSON'S BIG JIM'S PLAZA SMALL EN GINE SALES & SE RVICE 4n Locust 51. Middleport Ph. 9V2-3097 Middleport, Ohio & HEATING RACINE PLUMBING "HE lL': DEALER Ph. 949-2882 Racine Third St. LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON ' • Call949-2838 For An Appo intment Racine. Ohio · REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE 214 E. Main SERVICES - Po.meroy Ph . 992-5130 PAUL'S BARBER sHOP Ol>en 8 to 5- Closed Thurs. Racine. Ohio . WAID CROSS SONS STORE GROCERI ES & GEN ERA L MERCHA NDISE Rocine Ph. 949-2550 • ELLIS PAULEY. AGENT Natlonwloe Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0 . Pomeroy Ph . 992-2318 104W. Main . & SONS SOHIO COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Locust & BMch Sis. Middleport Ph. fu-9921 P. J. BETSY ROSS BAKERY BAKERS OF GAY90 BREAD Middleport Ph. 992-3030 . . HEINER'S BAKERY ' I, . SWISHER & .LOHSE PHARMACY WE FILL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS 992-2955 Pomeroy BAK ERS OF GOOD BREA D Huntington , W. Va . SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT LOU IS W. OS BORNE 220 E. Ma in Pome roy Ph . 992-2178 ._,~ Middleport, Ohio I • GOEGLEIN SAND . Pll . 992-l284 ' ,, & GRAVEL Middleport ' ' Pomeroy, MIDWAY MARKET Ph. 992-2582 Mason., BOB'S MARKET . Ph. 773-5721 Middleport, Ohio . AMERICAN PAINTING CO. • INDU STRIAL & COMM ERC IAL I'll. 446·0963 Addison. Ohio Ph. 992-6173 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH .. . - THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS :lf6 w. S.Cond THE DAILY 'SENTINEL Dedicated tO the Interests of • Meigs -Mason Area Phone 992-2156 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE FRESH PRODU CE & PLANTS 2 CONVENIEN T MARKETS .r DUDLErS TWO LOCATIONS 39 N. Second 51. Middleport, 0 . 46 Court St. Gallipolis, 0. TWIN CITY GATEWAY Middleport, Ohio WE HANDLE ONLY U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS MARK V STORE & LOAN CO. Pomeroy · Ph. 992-3"3 ' K&C JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E. Main St. Pomeroy ""· 992-3715 ' SALEM STREET MARKET Gerald & Melva Elbin, Owner Open 8 to 7'dally: 12-5 Sun. Rutland 742-2424 !'fl. RACINE PLANING MILL · ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE. CENTER . . • ll1c.ne Ph. 949-9130 Syracuse . . RACINE t, ~-· FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEAR T Ph. 949-16?1 ltciM ' "' .! !. Ph.m-3978 TV & APPLIANCE RIDENOUR GAS SERVICE "Rioclne Ml-202t Chester 915-3307 • day afternoon ot 2:00, with Wor· ohip Service following ol3: 15. RUILAND.- FIRST BAPTIST cHURCH-Oro~ Gore, supt . Sunday School. 9:30a.m.; mom· ingworship, 10:45o .'m. THE HILAND CHAPEt , George Cosio , pallor. Sundoy ~hoof , 7:30p.m. POI>\EROY FIRST SAPTI51 , ROY. Ralph Zundel , pastor. William Watson, Sunday school 1upt.; Sundoy school. 9:30 o.m.: 8YF, 6 p.m.: Bible sludy, WodniHdoy. 7 p.m.; choir practice, Wednesday. 8:30p.m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, 282 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Paul J. Fourth Sunday 10:30 a .m . WorWhile, Poslor; Gary Booham, Sun· ship 2nd Sunday 7:30 p.m. ~th day school supt. Sunday school, Sunday 9:30a.m .; Prayer mHtlng 9:30 a .m.; . morn ing worship, w.dnesdoy 1:30 p. m. UM.W ht 10:30: evening worship, 6:30p.m. Tunday 7:30p.m. Midweek proyer ••rvice, 7;30 WESLEYAN (Rocine), Sundoy p.m. School 10 o.m. Worship 11 a .m. : MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER, , Jr. UMYF Wodnesday 3:30 p.m.: Oe•ler Rd., Langsville, Ohio, Rev. Bible Study Thursday 7 p.m. Choir Clyde Ferrell , Pastor . Sunday Practice Thursday 8 p.m . School II o.m . Soturdoy LETART FALLS, Church S<hool preaching servicet 7:30 p.m. ht 1 2nd, 3rd SUndays 10:15 a .m . Wodnosdoy evening Bible study ~lh Sunday 9:15 o.m. : Worohlp at 7:30p.m. ht. 2nd , 3rd Sunday• 9:15a.m. : FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, ~th5undoy7:30p. m . loiley Run Rood, Rev. Emmell MORNING STAR, Worship 9:30 Rawson , pastor. Handl-v Dunn , a.m.; Church School 10:30 o .m.; supl. Sundoy ochool. 10 o.m. Sun· Mid-Week Solvice Wodnetdoy 8 day evening 1ervice 7:30; • .J.... Bible p.m. looch ing , 7:30p.m. I h ur.Wy . MORSE CHAPEL , Worshp 11 DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CHUR· a.m.: Church S<hool ~:30o .m . CH , Roger C. Turner , posror. PORTLAND , Worohip 7:30p.m.; Sundoy school ,h~:30 a.m.; SuS ndodoy ChurchSchoof9 ,30a.m. morning wors lp, 10:30 : un Y SUlTON. Church OK"'AI •~--1 9;30 a .m. Worship htond3rdSU......_s evening service, 7:30. THE SALVATION ARMY, 115 10:30o.m. ,_, . Bullernut Ale.. Pomor~. Envoy NORTHEAST CLUSTER Gnd Mr1. R':fc Wining, leers in Rev. Richordfhomos c harge. Sun oy ho Iirtfls m..tlng, Pastor 10 •· ":'~_.!undoSMy schoo1A,dl0:30 DuoneSydonstrlcker o.m. L~r YP I E1o1se oms: John Oougloo . 7:30 p.m. so vatlon meettng. Auoclates ladiet Hhom~}eogUe, 12,noon to2 JOPPA, Worship 10 a.m.; Chur· p.m., T ur:Kioy: prover m.. tlng ch Schoof 9 a.m. : Prayer Mnting ond Bible oludy, Thursdoy , 7:30 Wodn ..~, -'-·8p.m. p.m. LONG .IOTTOM, Sundoy school MIDOLEPORT at 9:30 o.m, Worohlp 1en1lcft ot MI. MORIAH BAPTIST, Corner 7:30p.m. Bible study ond Youlh Fourth ond Main , Middleport. "'ttti:L, at 8' p.m. on R81V . Henry Key, Jr., pastor. Sun- ,.. Wedne s. doy Sc hoo I. 9:30o.m,; Mn. Ervln NORTH BETHEL, Worship ll llaumgorhdner , supt .: Morning o.m.; ChurchSchoollOo.m. wors ip, 10: ~5 o.m. ALFRED, Sunday S<hool 9:30 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF a.m.: Worohlp 10:~5 o.m.: Proyor CLHRIST INMoCHIRISTIAN UNIOMN, mHIIng Wodneodoy 7:45 p.m.; owronce n oy, pqotor: " · UMW 3rd Tuesday I p.m. Rulloll Yount,'·hoof Sunday 930School ' REEDSVILLE, Sun-'~ _, School 9·.30 Supt . 5un day ~ : o.m. o.m. Wo rs hi p 7:30 p.m.; ProYEvenlnv wors h lp, 7: 30, Meelln11 7:30 p.m. Tuesdoy: Wodn01doy prov-r ,mnllng, 7:30 Vlollollon7:30p.m . llfThur~ . p.m. Sll VER RIDGE, Worship IO a .m. Ml. MORIAHCHURCHOfGOD, Church5chool9o.m.. Roclne TUPPERS PLAINS, worshl•" 9 M M Route 2, rho S Rev. do Jomet hoof · uncy, pallor. un YIC • o.m. ChurchSchoollOo.m. 9:•5 o.m.: morning :rshlpi ~1 KENO CHURCH 'Of CHRIST, ~ . m .: e-17g "ro' :::· ; 30 George Frederick , oupl. Service royer meetng, ue y, : woeldy ,. 9:30 o.rw:' on Sundoy. p.m,: YouQg people'• mnllng, Proochlng flr~t and lhlrd Sundayo 7:30p.m. lhursd,. of mon!J~Afy Clillord Smith, 9:30 MIDDLEPORT IRST 8APTIST, o.m. Corner51dhondPalmor,lheRov. H0850N CHRISTIAN UNION, PeIer Gron dol , pot lor; Oonny Oorrell Doddrlll, polloi. Sun...._· lhompso~ .- tuper Int.enden t Sun-. School, 9:30 o.m.: Leonard -• doy School. WMPO Rodio pro: Gilmore, II rot elder; evening ..,. ram 7:•5 o.m.: Sundoy School, vlco, 7:30 p.m. Wodnosdoy :15 o.m. l Morning Worship, prayer mntlng, 7:30p.m. 10:15 o.m. Youlh octlvltl" ond MT. MORIAH CHURCH Of GOD, fellowship for junior and senior R~clne R'"'te 2. The Rev. Cl>orleo high oludenll, 6 p.m. Sundoy Hand, pootor. Sur\doy school, 9:~5 OYenlng worship, 7:30p.m. Mid· o.m.: mor nlng wouhl. p, 11 o.m. wee k praye.r tervlces, Evening Nt'Yket, Tuetdoy and WodniHdoy, 7:30p.m. Frldoy, 7:30p.m, . . ' CHUitCH OF ,CHRIST, Mid· BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH ~-~-""""· 5th on d Mol n, ....,rge OF CHRIST, Ooug Seamon, Gloio, minister. Jomn Shnto , m1n1•te r. llbr. • tudy , 9:30 a .m. : 9:30 morning worohlp. 10:30 a.m. : ouperlntend enl. I ibleiChih00 I.10 30 ' I a.m. : morn n~oro p, : evening worsnlp, 7:30 p.m. a .m.: ev•nlng . onhjp, 7: ~; Wtdn~lbl•ttu;7 : 30p.m. proyer semce , • ·7 p .m. KENO URCH CHIIIST, Wednesday. ..,_ George Ftoderkk, oupt. Sundav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH O•'IH.E onoml~ ..,.ke, 9:30 e.m. wllil •uz•RENE Don CoI•·' -eochlng ·•• on llul ond third Sun· •~ ~ , .. "•••· _ La lhoy. Su1,; dovolmonth "' poster: Mrs.~•r .... co-a.Pick.,.. Khool supl., Sunday achool, 9: STIVUSVtLlE COMMUNITY o.m.: momlng worship, 1&.30 CHURCH, Su~ School .....,ke, o,m.: Sundoy evangellollc 10 a .m. : Prayer rneoll"t . . .p .m . Prayer Thur•..... Sund~"~~~evenlng meeting, 7:30 r .,.7p.m.: , -, .. SICiNED, SEAl ED AND DEUVERED, EH,CWIEF? FRIDAY, SEPTEMIER 17, 1976 5:1l0--FBI 3; Marv Griffin ~~ Partridge Family I ; Mission : Impossible 15. · 5:30-News 6; Family Affair 8: Eltc. Co. 20,33; Adam· · 12 13. 6:1l0--News 3.~.1. 10,13,1 5; A6C News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC N~ 3,~.15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Tru1h or Cons. 12r Hodgepodge Lodge 20; <;;arrtscolendas 33. r-n<AT'' ~ FUN~'{... WHY DO I Tlll5 ODD FfE~IIIG WIN AT BRIDGE t 'M I!&IN6 WATCHSD ~ lO:oo--Oean Martin 3,4,15; News 20; Paul Nuchlma 33. Norlb Eut who could make what. He dld!l't really care. He couldn't be set much at six spades and couldn't expect much profit defending against six hearts . West opens hill ace ol hearla against the six-spade contract. U he shifts to a diamond he collects 100 points. U he leads anything else South scores game , slam and rubber. East can and should ask lor a diamond lead by dropping his king of hearts on his ~riner 's ace. This can't be a com~n in heart, . It must be suit preference to ask lor a diamond shift. I" 4. 6" Pass Pa" Pass ~~~ 17 NORTH •KJ9 3 "' t K 10~7 • K 10 9 7 WEST .. 2 ·EAST •AQH76~3 t84 .. 64 . • K !0 2 tAQ.H32 .. 8 53 2 SOUTH 1m .AQI0876H Jli'7T TH,._I I'M 11\~ 00.'1 a:£ AT lll~ ... IT"? •a .. AQJ North-South vulnerable CHW:B WITfl.OtJT 9lll~ Rl.l. Weo1 Opening lead - Ace • ''"''"' ·''"'""' -·~~-E ORPP"'LITTLE ..., a•NNJE-COUNTER IRRITANT ORPRAR By Oswald & James Jac9by Mike Lawrence give s the besL rule we have seen lor when to read your partner) signal as suit preference . Here it is : " Never interpret ~riner's card as a suit preference II it fUl M'f can logically mean anything OOOOH. eiLL else " SlAGG'S GOT · ~ IT Here is a hand to illustrate 'fAKESthis. We won't go into the merits of the bidding except to point out that West can make seven hearts against a dia.I..C- mont lead, six against a spade H I~Ar'-"f:)... lead and live against a club lead. Also, when South bid six spades he had no idea as to 7:1l0--TrutllorCona. 3; To Tell the Truth A; Bowling lor Oollen6; Spact: 1999; Ntwt10; To Tell lilt Tru1h 13; Family Altair 151. Ohla Jour..r 20; 81-.:k Perll*flve 011 lilt Ntw1 33. 7:30-Porter Wf1!101111' 3; BrNk lilt B1111k ~ ; C1ndld C11111tr1 6; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33; lt.ndy Williams 10; Name That 'Tune 13; Popl Goes The Country 15. e :.oo--Sanlord flo Son 3,4,15; Donny flo Marie 13; , It's Time to Pray, America 6,1; Washington Week In Review 20,33; Spencer's Pilots 10. 8: 30-Chlco & the Man 3,4, 15; Wall StrHI Week 20,33. 9: 00-Nell Sadaka 3.~.1$; Movie " The Lave Boat" 6, 13; .S.A.: People flo Polll1cs 20,33; Movie " Slither" 8,10. 9 : ~The Maze : Story of William Kurelek 20,33, 11 :OG--News 3.~.6,8, 1 0, 13,15; MacNeil-Lehrer Report Ideal time for aun llgnal the Sermonette 33. M It' 11 ::io-Johnny Carson 3,4,15> Rookies 6,13; ov " Kelly's Heroes" 8; Mary Hartman 10; ABC News 33. 12:1l0--Movle "North by Northwest'' 10; Janakl 33. 12: oiG-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6; Wreslllng 13. 1:GO-Midnight Special 3,4, u. l :oiG-News 13. 2: 30-News 3. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,1976 . 6:oo--Summer Semesler 8.10. 6:3()-MaHers of Life 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouae , Club tO; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:oo-.Saturday Repor13; Dusty' s Treehouse 4; Eddie Saunders 6: Treehouse Club 1: U.S. Farm Report 10; \.llllgan 13. 7:30-uullwlnkle 3; Children's Theatre 4; Valley of the Dinosaurs 6; Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man From C.O.S.I. 10; Junior Almost Anything Goes 13; Mister Rogers 20. A Georgia reader wants to know what happens when a player asks lor a new deck of cards to change his or her luck. There is no rule here. It is proper and courLeous to accede to the request provided the person aSking lor new cards is will_ing to pay lor them. (Do you have a question lor the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jacobys wllf answer indio/dual questions if stamped. self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies at JACOBY MODERN. I· by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS to Belgian 1 Ralhskeller river 5 Investigator DOWN 11 Knowledge 1 Prove 1% Disparage innocent 13 Colleen's %Main artery home 3 Competitor 14 Ecstatic d. sorts 15 Feasted (2 wds.) 11 Karlsbad 4 Rhymester's isone 17 Youncster 18 Absconded {2 wds.) 28 Chemistry suffu !1 Cart Z2 One d. the Ages · Z3 Glut Yaterdly's A•wer "nightfall" 11 Inlluence %5 Scanty 5 Avoid C.O.D. 11 Ve11m1ela %1 Concealed copper Z8 early d. charges 1 Type ci race center song 7 Egp Z2 "The Great" %5 Rich or "The cake 8 The Hatflelcls Terrible" 30 Villly apd McCoys 23 Rille 35 Crony (2 wds.) 24 Without (old Eng.) 9 "- Rigby" (Ger.) 36 Teddy bear 10 Tum scarlet 24Ended Z5 Author''-",._ actress ~ •1: . Angelou , . · za Role for ~ •·•· · · Oland or Toler Z7 Slip up Z8 Poetic works 31 Mother d. Hezeklab 32 ~~b~wmu~=H8§5<)~lltii~HiMFA:?mPl:::-l .. _Got L TO HIM lb A PtJLP Sixpence" WITH nJe; ONLY WEAPON 13 Wylie's ism J.--...-lf--t-- 1e.ER CARRY-M'ISfOlJT BRm5H UMBRELL-A !'r- :t, 14 "-;,liberty (2 wds.) "---->--+--1 • Exhaust 17 Becharm ' •' JWJMJ]3')1l!®&ol~ettw&IJ .-1 , _· b---l---1--l---l U....nunblethHefout Jumbles, one letter to each square, to 1---l---1-- +--l form four ordinarr words. Greek mountains Grow lenient DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it : Is A X·y D L B A A X R LONGFELLOW • I tj One letter simply slands for another. In Ibis sample A is used for the three L's, X for the Lwo O's, etc. Sin gle letters. IJiiOIIrophea, !he length and formali ?n of the words are all hmts; Each day Lhe code lellers are d1flerent. CRYPTOQUOTES LYZ KSERQ MC D XTZJZ LS VZ KZE Z TSJXLDJL SW TYDJUZX ; MJ JDLAEZ M J T.S J X L D J T I . DVE DYDF TSKRZI Yaterdly's Cryploquole: THE READIEST AND SUREST WAY 'M GET RID OF CENSURE IS TO CORRECT OURSELVES. - DEMOSTHENES (C 1916 Kin& f'nhlrt$ TAKE S~ndlc1tt , II INRaJEET V 'J I I .toNow.........., the •lreled letlen fonn the aurprile anower, u f.- A aunealed br the ....... ...n..an. ~~""'~.:W~-::'~1";;;;:t~I~I~I~I~}{ I I I I I J" (AMWN 1.-ornw) Jum~r,., Ynterdar'• BANJO SAUTE EROTIC WAITER .Wwen Mar bt IIIOd br lht pollee M>ifh otarchinf AWAARANT •"ect- Int. ) AWAY, SISTER 'Z.ONEY I MIGHT EVEN 6ECOAIE ONE OF TH e 6EAVT!FUL · = PEOPLE! WOULDN'T THAT 6E TH I N~ ? l CAN SEE 'l'OU NOW IN A WH ITE tlLOUSE AND A BLUE 51\IRT RUNNING OUT TO PL ~'I' FIELD HOCKE'I' .. DON'T HASSLE ME WI TH '{OUR SARCASM , CHUCK I :-: La.:G"i'on~m.CHIIITWI, lruce Smith, pootor. Wallace Do....,..ood, Supt. lillie School, 9:30 o.m. p,._ .. hi ng w vt'te, ... 8:3()-Woody Woodpecker 3 .~.15 ; Tom flo ~erry- Grape Ape-Mumbly 6,13; Sesame 51. 20. 8:30-Pink Panther 3,~,15 ; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bugs Buriny & Friends 10. 9:oo--Jabberjaw ]3: Big Blue Marble 6; Elec. Co. 20. 9:30-Scooby-Doo 6,13; Tarzan 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20. 10 :00-McDuft, The Talking Dog 3,4,15; Shazam-lsls 8,10; Zoom 20. · 10: 3()-Monster Squad 3,~.15; Kroffl Supershow 6,13;Hodgepodge Lodge 20. ll :OG--Land ot the Lost 3.~.15; ·Ark II 8,10; SSI Redetermination : How to Fill Out the Form 20. 11 :30-Big John, LIHie John 3,4,15; Clue Club 8,1~; Consumer Survival Kit 20. 12:00-Kids from C.A.P .E.R. 3,4,15: Hot Dog 6; Fat Albert 8,10; Acflon News for Kids 13; Crockett's VIctory Garden 20. 12 :3G-Lidsvllle 3; American Bandstand 13: Muggsy 4,15; Sou1Traln6; Way Out Fames8; Gomer Pyles, USMC 10. 1·110-Ara's Sports World 3; Champions 4; Champions · 8; Children's Film Festival 10; Wrestling 15; Lowell Thamas Remembrers 33. · 1:3()-Marshall Football Highlights 3; Wide World of Sports 6,13; Wild Wild World ot Animals 33. 2 :GO-Grandstand 3,4, 15; VIewpoint 8; Urban League 101 Family Theatre 33. 2: ts-Baseball 3,~.15. 2:30-Movle " Boeing Boeing" 8; Movie " No Man of Her Own" 10; Inslght 33. 3:oo-<:ollege Football Pre-Game Show 6,13; Family AI War 33. 3:15-College Football 6,13 . 4·0G--Bit With Knit 33. ,; ,3()-Sports Spectacular 8,10; Food Preserving 33. 5:110-Siar Trek 3; Treasure Hunt 4; Wrestling 15; Romagnolls' Table 33. 5:30-Adam-12 4; Education In Transition 33. 6:0G--New• 3,4,8,10; God Has the Answer 15. 6:30-NBC News 3,~,15; ABC News 13; News 6; To Be Announced 8; CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga flo You 33. 7:0G--World at War _3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; ,Hee Haw 8; Hee Haw 6; $128,000 Question 10; Lets Make a Deal 13; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 7:30-Truth or Cons. 3; Dolly 10; In Search of 13. a :oo-Emergency 3,4,15 ; New Original Wonder Woman 6,13; Jeflersons 8,10; At The Top 33. 8:3()-fvan the Terrible 8,10. • ., 9·110-Movle "Charley Varrlck" 3.~.15> Movie murder · on Flight 502" 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; Upstairs, Downstairs 33. 9:3()-Bob Newhart 8,10. · 10:110-Rock Music Awards ·8,10: Youth· In Trouble 33. 11 :oo--News 3,~. 13,15 ; ABC ·News 6; Janakl 33. 11: 15-Movle 6; PMA Pulse 15. · 11 ·30-Mary Hartman, 3; Saturday Night 4,15; News · 8 to · Movie " The Mystery of Marie Rogel" 13. 12 :00-Mary Hartman 3; Movie " The Lonely Man" 8; Woody Hayes: Football 10, 12 :30-Marv Hartman 3; Movie "Man With the Icy Eves" 10. 1 :oo-MaryHartman 3; Sammy & Co. 6; Movie " Secrets of the Blue Room" 13. 1:3~Mary Hartman 3. 2:0G--News 3. 2:30-Movle "I Was an Adventures~;· 3; ABC News 13. 4:110-Movle "The Arizona Wildcat 3. 5:3()-Movle "Public Deb No. 1" 3. ~aWwd' nightproyerMfvke, 7:30p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , ROger Watson , pastor: · Jessie White, Sunday schoolsupt. Morn· lng worship, 9:30 a .m .; Sun~ doyschool, 10!30 o.m .; . onnl~g arvic;o, 7:30. WodniHdoy Bible Sludy, 7:30p.mc MT. UNION IIAPTIST, Rtv. R. D. lrown, supply pastor; Sunc;kay ochool9:45o.m. : Sunday evening worship, 7:30p.m . TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHUIICH, Eugene Underwood, pootor: Howard Coldwell, Jr., Sunday School Supt.; 5ufldoy Schoof. 9:30a.m.; Mornlng cSer· mon, 10:30 o.m.: Sundoy ..,... 1ng ••rv k t , 7 p.m. LETART FAlLS UNITED BRETHREN, Rev. FrHiond Norrit, postor; Floyd Norris, supt. Sundof school, 9:30 o.m.: momlng ..,. mon , 10: 30 a .m .: Prayt r •-ke -·... , Wednetdav 7 30 CHESHIRli OtUk~ OF GOD Of .PROPH"'Y ., . G. p. Smith ' poltot. Sunda y Schoof , 10 a.m.: "' • r•-'"'' "-nson, Supt.: Morning Worship, ll o.m.: Young People 's --..ke, 7 p.m.: E1 7:30 ..,.ce, p.m.; Wedn y Mid ·WHk Prayer Service, 7:30 p.m.; Youth mHflng, 6:30p.m. Evening worohltp, 7:30~ .m. CHEST CHURCH OF THE NAZARtiNE, R.-... Herbert Grote, pootor, Worship Mrvl<o, II a.m. ond 7:30 :;m· Su n-r "-· , ., __-..__ r Sch oo1, 9: a.m• •"I chard 1or1on, sup f. Pr~yer meetl"g , Wednetdat, 7:30p.m. BRADFORD 'CHURCH OF CHIIIST, JO<k Perry, minister. Sundoy School 9:30 o,m.: momlng church 10:30 a .m.: Sunday .,.... 1ng aerv Ic• , 7 : 30 p .m . Wodne•"-1 , . , .•-_ , I p.m. LAUREl. CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH . Rev . Floyd F. Shook, pootot: Lloyd Wright, Svndoy Schaal Supt. : Morn~n Worohlp 9'30 o.m. : Su ndo Y ooI 1~20 v' o.m.: Wodneodoy Prayer ond II· br. Stvdy 7:30 p.m.; Sunday _.,lng -thtp 7:30p.m.: Choir PractkeThurodo¥, 7p.m. DEXTER CHIMiCH OF CHIIISt, Chorleo RuiHII , Sr., mlnloter: Rid< Mocombor, oupl. Sunday hoof 930 ...--•1 K , : o.m.: ""'"" - · I 10 30 llbl• ps•~ vee, : o.m. ·-•· lu.odar, 7·30p m IIEOikiANIZED · CHURCH Of JESUS CHittST Of LAma DAY SAINTS, Portland Racine Rood. William Rauth, poator. Denny Evano, Sundav Scllool Dlroctor. .,__._ Schoof. 9 30 r ' : a.m. a.m.: - nlng-wonhlp, 10:30 : Suf!doy •v•nlnt ••rvlce 1 p.m. Wedneacloy evening p....,.r Mt· k 7 30 . .-HL .. '::Mm,IAPT•T • ~-1 · JIOliOt. Wotthlp •• ' ""· Sllur.r, &ervke, 9:30 a.m.. .__._ _.....,. ac:hoof , 10:30 . a.m. libr. Stvdy and prayer ..,. ..... vk• '"" ' 7:30 p.m.Klngabuty CARUT OtUIICH, Rood ~Ill · t ........ --•-~1 t ... Jllll or., - ' ' a.rw.: ng - ..... ~~..,.~ 7:30 p.m. Proyer meet1ng, W-"11 ..._ 730 - ' ••I .. .1 �10- Thdlaily Sentinel, Mlddleport..PIIIMI'Oy, o .• Friday. Sept ~ - ~~~\~;!~\N Day 5 p M Publlcotlan canctllltlonl, ~~ -_ cornc gwbllc•tlon RIGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the r ight to tel it or rtltc:f any ldl Tl\e detmld ob ltctlonll publisher will not be responslblt for ~:~~tl~~an one incorrect RATES I' or w•nt Ad $ervin 5 cents per word on~ lnl*rllon Ct'lerge Minimum 11 00 1.. cents per word lhru tonucutlve lnsertlo.,s 26 cents word six conse-cutive nl.,.t!Dnl 25 Per cent Discount on Plld eds lnd eds paid within 10 diYI F."' CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY ~ minimum for .50 word "" ' t;crr-eCidTflonel word 3 cents ILfND-ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertlsem•nt OFFICE HOURS 1!1 30 I m to S 00 P m Deily 8 30 em to 12 00 NoOn Saturday Phone today PP2 2f56 NOTICES ATTN II ALL "OUSEWiVES All Yard Sales. Rummage YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE Pore, and auemtnt Porch end Basement Sales, etc must be paid In advance Get yours In early by stopping by our office at The Ollh Sentinel 111 Tilt Rtclne lllptlst Churdl bus will be running Sundlrs on 1 route from R1dne through Apple Gnwe, leaving Rodno ot I 15 1 m. and returning pusengers It If rou are interested in our bus service, please loti frtt to cantocf 949 2231 or 247·2101. Court St or writing Box 729, Pomeroy, Ohio -45769 with your remittance IN MEMORY of Everett R Howett ()Qys of sadness still com. to Se<ref tears so often flow u~ Memories keep you ever n~r us Tho you left us two years ago IOONE BAPTIST We wanted so much ra keep you We watched you day by day Until at lost wtth breok.ng hearts We saw you called away Sodly missed by Wife Helena Howttl Sons Grondch•ldren and great grandchildren CHURaf LOST srnoll rod•o control plane 4 ft wlng span gold and red An llqu l , nr~ Phone I 30.t 882 ~ 101 1 01 ports o~~~mp t e;e;~hh'o'u" se ho~;,d Wnte M 0 Miller Rt • Pomeroy Ol'uo Coii99277MJ -~CASH pold for all makes ond models of mob1le homes Phone area code 61• •23 9531 2326 LOST Tw-; wh1le s~eers weonng black tog 1n the~r ear anyone know1ng the whareobout!. please call Ed Kmg 992 3772___ ___ . - - KODAK Hawkaye lnstamal1c Camero lost .at tractor pull at Meigs fotrgrounds Sunday Ploane'I927B:l0 -,-;;-ed--- Pomeroy forest Pro ducts Top price for stond•ng sawtimber Coli Kent Hanby I '46 8570 COINS 1919 ond older curr•ncy , gold and s1lver ~crop W•ll buy STARCRAFT Beat the fall pnce 1n crease All 1976 models reduc ed to bottom 1~n mmi motor tra1lers and fold downs 1n slock We sell serv1ce mnd quality We trade f1noncmg or rongod Opon Sunday• Camp SSCASH$$ lor 1unked autos Conley Storcroft Sol&s Rt 62 Phone 742 2081 Frye s Trude & N Pt Pleasant, W Vo Auto Paris Rutland 19n 20 ft Chompton travel 1969 MERCURY Cougar for ports rrarler lully self conta1ned has Call '192 590'2 awniBg and scre.ned m room .Also occeSior•et May be seen WANTED to boy uHd p1ono of 975 Maple St • Mrddleport reasonably priced proforably _,.._ Ohtoonyllme . _ __ on upnght Phone 992 3-427 ------ . · ~~r6 ~ p -m~~--~~ AVERAGE $otO on even1ng or afternoons demonstrat•ng guaranteed toys ond g1hs No cosh 1nvestm.n1 no dehverv or collechnv Computers do you paperwork Call 9•9 2803 or \ 99'2 m7 Also book1ng porhes !fW:VERAGE $40 an ev•n•ng o; ' \afternoons demonstrotmg guaranteed toys and g•fts No CO$h 1nvesrment no delivery or coliechng Computers do your paperwork Coli 9•9 2800 or _!f'l2927 Alto bookm~r~e~ FUB. TRUCK cltwer Must kO'tle truck dnv.ngexpenence Wnte Box 729 E core of The Dotly s.nhnel, Pomeroy Oh1o THE RACINE Fn Deportment will ha\le a gun shoot Sotur)loy 01 6 30 t their bu 1ld 1ng '" ~m a n OPEN AGAIN-ofler be•ng closed lor \'OCOhan w. or• open ogoin with our usual 9'JOd quohty knits ond low prk•s Hours Monday thru Frldoy 9 o m lo 7 p m Closed Sotur HELP WANTfO 1 local firm needs days CaroUna Fobr1cs on Rt 7 8Kpet .. nced plumbmg and one half mile north of Chftter heating mon steady work Wrtt• P 0 8o1r 466 Pomeroy Ohio Het~ry ond ~ Hunt•n Owners ~Ohio •SJ69 A8SOlUT£L Y no hunhng or InVER ptlots deckhonds cook Write BoK 203, Porketsburg W tretpollifli ol any hme on the Va 76101 Haword Caldwell !arm Sognod, Howard Caldwell .. SOMEONE to hve .n Contact Mor ------------- Darst at Veterans Memorial Hospc:l::: ta:.: l -:c-.SOMEONE to core for a/derlylady m her home Pkone 985 3955 1.1\n ' . WE NEED Clrrier Wanted ' EAR CORN. CAU US lOOAY. I - ' H2·2111 . ft:am~rt~~.• _J:._~~i~til"'' 1 • ~ ~ r.ors.Ji! - . . ";:;. --- ; ~ LOCUST POSTS round or split Phone9492174 ... - •COAl hmntone and brine calcium chlortdt ond calcium for du11 cQntrol and special mll(lng 50it for fo rmers Main Street Pomeror Ohio or phone 992 ~- --- ~ 3S9l CANNING tomatoes and 1wawt 1 d Farms ptppett C1eon Geraldme Clelond Roc•n• Oh•o __._- • 1971 HONDA <:L 450 12000 miles sissy bar crash bars pull bock handle bors new t1re and seals Scrambler side pipe! Coll9.4_!2480___ J6SO IN 01\SH 23 channel C8 am·fm· mpx rad•o 3 trock star~ Call 992 3965 • - - ---- -KENNEBECpotafoes 50ib $350 or )00 lb. $6 00 Bring con tolners Phone 667 3737 or 667 3974 - ---- • SCHOOl uwmg machines S 180 1un bull 00 h0 1e mger hem bhnd sews on knlls $.48 DO cash Al$0 Sin~r Touch 1974 VOLKSWAGEN sun roof and Sew like new $31 ()()cash wtth rodto good cond ition Phone ~2 7187 $2395 Phono 992 7283 _..,. - ..__ ~-----'PIGS for sale Phone 9..9 2857 1974 CUTLASS Oldsmobtle for -~--sale el(celtent cond1t1on C 8 Rod1 os for sole, Loloye"625 wt th Rood Kmg power mtke 30 000 moloo Phone '192 51157 $125 00 Lafarette 23 chann.t 1 1970 Pl 'fMOUTH Duster 2 door 5 watt wolkey talkey with ACC 318 standard •hlft good cond• $100 00 Johnson 130 Mobile han locally owned $650 C 8 phone $100 00 3 mobile also n~w 1976 Ford p1ckup f antennas Demeo 50 wott 100 bplorer 800 m1les mob•le lemer and Preamp $-0 :200 Phone '192 2:!110 $100 00 portable • chonMI pollee sronner $90 00 all 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu .Cdr 'tlmyl guaranteed Call 992 2635 ask top light green 2 new tires for lee afler 6 p m 3078 good co,-.dtflon $800 Phone or 446 27•5 -- - ---- -- - --- - - - -- _i6_ 14))9~--·--~~ -cobblert -POTATOES m and K., nebec for wmter Green beans, ptck your own Thomas ..P~. D ,.S~y_re Phone &Q 2~ 1_1969 FORD Torino runs good CONN trumpet used 2 years $>095 Phone '192 5S7• $100 Phone 7'7 309'1 1974 PINTO 2300 motor automollc 2 tone point vmyl 197() TRIUMPH 650 Chopper New pomt tob Phone 992 5252 or roof 28 000 m•les pr•ced at see Oovtd 8usktrk Rustle Htlls wholesale Phone 74'2 2028 or lee Ctrcle Syracuse Ohta THE unden•gned w1ll sell at pubhc sole for cosh the follow POTATOES and pumpk1ns C W. Protftlf Portland OMto P~e ing motor vetude to be token s.J 2:!54 hom Kenneth R Searle• North ...,.--_-·- Th~rd Street M1ddleport Oh1o PURE8RED Polled HOI'olord bull, 5 45760 1971 Mercury Comet Y". o~ ':hone9•9_3_51•~ Tudor Sedan Senal No 1K31T 522201 The sole w•ll be held 11175 HARLEY DAVIDSON XLH Sport5ter black 1000 cc 12000 at The Formers Bonk ond So., actual mtles Coli Ketlh Curtis mgs Company 211 West Se 2389or'l92 5073 cond Street Pomeror Oh•o atiOOOom onthe21sldoyof BUILDING lots and troller lots JUSt September 1916 The under off Rt 7 ot Chester water and 11gned reservM tha r~ght to e-lectnc1ty ava1loble Calf 985bid The formers Bonk and Sav 4101 or'l92 7720 .ngs Company Pomeroy 1971 TR 6 Troumph $1 ,500 1970 Oh1o Ford Falcon $650 Phone 992 7720 1951 FORO truck thrH fourth ton rough Phone 8.43 2645 after 6 m -------- WILL 00 odd tobs roof1ng po1n ling hauling tree work and mow•ng Phone 992 7409 -- .-,;:..:::,~ . -=----- -- For the Syracuse area. Earn extra spencfing money and Ylluable prizes. (614) 992-2156 can 1be ~ Sentinel POMEROY, 0. Applications are now IHtlng accepted for a eervlce station ' ., attendant. We nMCI a mature ' adult. no stuclenta. Hours 4 to 9 PM 6 clays a wMic. ~- FURNISHED 2 bedrm apartment odult5 only m Middleport Phone'l92 387• 3 AND • RM furn1shed and un furniShed opts Phone 992 5o().l COUNTRY Mob1le Home Pork Rt 33. ten m1les north of Pomeroy Lotge lots w1th concrete pohos sidewalks runners and oH street parking Phone 992 7•79 ONE bedroom aportmenls ot VILLAG£ MANOR on Moddleporl lor SlCW monthly plus elec CH" $130 1ncludmg electnc LOWfR RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS COnvemenl to shopp1ng on Th1rd and Mill Streets 1n M•d dl~t Brand new h1gh qual! ty apartments See the manager ot Apt 16 or call ----- WANTED some forge furmlure and household 1tems for con s.g,;m.,_t for oudton sole Atlyone who •s mferested call 742 2975 - 1 ONE 8UCK shHp or trde Hove a good selectton of coins to sell or trade Also have supphe1 and metal detecots Roger Wamsley on Leodtng Creek ond Rutland Rood Phone 742 2331 for on ol lor -- Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds:. 1 I B • Serv . ' VICSS ' uszness -t·- bross / liMBER. ~For Fast ,ELOOM R~ttt C•ram1cs luppen .,_ Ploono. Ohio ep.ning Sepo 13th. Closs•• Monde~y 7 to 10 Toetday 9 to 12 7 lo 10 Thursdoy ' fo .. 1 to 10 o 1s count to temor c1tb:ens Coli lWO Buick Rlvtero good cond1 (bU J 6673252 Pauhne Doni lion new lires 1900 Phone for clots reservot•ons 7.. 2 2796 ______ --S -Garage in M•d _ _ _Montego _ __.,_p _ _ _ CARL BRANNAN 197 1 Mercury 1 pb dleport now OfMt" under new a1r .,8 ry me• $1295 Phone management Mechan•c and Gltn Btssell 949 2801 or 9•9· body ~~r~_!ne ( Pete) Bau 2860_ - - - - __ _ -----· FULlER Brush Product• the F I P 1971 Ford Mavenck p s p b corpof sweer.;;r Now on o lr lot• of chrome real 1harp special regu or $2.4 95 now low mileage $1395 Phone $19 95 Offer exp•res Oct 7 Glen B•uell 949 2801 or 949 1976 Phof)e 992 3•tO 2860 - ~-- ·-- -• -I NEEO tronsporlolion to Jock~on 1973 TOYOTA Corolla excellent e'o'frr morning Monday cond1t1on 38 000 m1les lhrough Frtdoy I must be Ihere $1500 00 Call304 882 2343 no later tl'.on 7 om ot the Man - ~--- - - - - - - - - power lrQ1n1119 Center 1 w1 ll 1975 MONTE CARLO automatic poy $25 per week one woy power steenng power brakes Phonem SS68 olr condl110ning AM radio and --ttereo rally wheols will •ell SHOOTING Match every Sundoy reasonable Phane992 7036 ust off Rt 7 br poss by Rock - ~ ~- - - - - - - 1WmgsCemetery 1970 PONTIAC 2 door hardtop _ -r:.._ - - - ---- __ p s , pb air $600 Phone ~RIMSTONE Motorcrou Sunday (61•) 985 4~.t5 1 p m Amateur sem 1 pro new street tro ll class Ro1n or shine !967 ONE HALF ton pickup b cyhnder standard, good conch 2 mde! out of County Aood 56 1. Coolvill e Phon& (614)667 3670 lion as,.•ng _ _ _ ___ __ _ _ ngs 742 3081 $450 Coli even 1 l!ltfon 1101"1 ICCIPttd flrtf Cfly Of S2 00 17 um --- mn21 ONE SO 000 BTU Warm Morn1ng c1rculatmg heater Coli 992 5227 REGISTER£0 one holf Arob mare and gekjmg both 6 yean old Prtced to s.ell bkwt Htll Pom..!r~-~ 3885_,_ - · -..-MEN S 10 •peed 26 onch bb. 2 baby bodo, baby •wong pa< table tape player Can be seen at 1he white house Mbu'ld men tot health center Apt 1 TWO NEW 6 ply recap t1tes H 78 15 truck fires and one tube $35 One pull OUI bumper lor one half or thrH fourth ton truck for 9ft 10 It or ll ft comper, $135 N E Vonomon Rutland Oh1o CORONET on good cando lion Call - ---· ---------· 9971356 6SO TRIUMPH chopper rebu1lt engtne new seat very good concht•on $450 Phone 992 mo TWO TRAILERS for rent one 3 bedroom unfurnt~hed one 2 bedroom furn1shed Phone 742-3122 $.ALE -- on• good Ultcl Gibson CGPIIIrtont sldt-by·lidt Make us an offer $200 BEAR GRIZZLY low 461bs qutver and many occessontt $55 Hawken muule loader, 50 caliber many occftsories Sl80 Call 31:!6 - ---- - - 50 Acre form $room house out buildings fru1l trus 2 loco lions mode for oil and gas well1 own water system on goo(t blacktop rood Coli 8•11 Clonch ~2 5795 - ~ ----~-•6 room house modern kitchen, carpeting 1n Harrlson'lille con ven•ent 10 mmes 19000 Phone 742 27 96.. ------ ~=========~;-;====:::::::-;::::::::::::~ Contlnuou oilt 'Ieee "'"'"· We hl~t. or do It younolf Stltd•l prlcn to llvilclerl. Phone 949-2814 9 A.M. 5 P.M. ----ranch full bose 3 BEDROOM ment goroge 3 years old 1n Rutland Ploano 7•7 7736 ~-..o. ~ ... - ... - ~ - · - · 149 ACRE form two houses c•tr water mineral r1ghts good paslure land 75 acres tillable some turtber s..,.erol bu•ldtngs 8 m1les north of Pomeroy oH Rl 33 Hemlock Grove Ohio Ask, Phone m 6 ROOMS and both large kltthen and uhllty room fuel 011 fur noce tn letart Townsh1p Con _ toc~~o!.~.e...~~~~:l£_!1_!7_ APPROXIMATUY 20 acres aboul rome th~rd t1mber balance clean rol lang land Very mce hofTtes•tes or wtll develop Water and electnc1ty ovotloble Su Eskey HtH Flatwoods Rood 26 Pomeroy Oh1o or phone '19'23885 NICE 3 bedroom one and one half bath home m Mtddleporl Centerly located Phone 312'/orm 5434 m - ---- ---S Hobstetter Jr REAL GEORGE ESTATE BROKER. POMEROY OHIO PHONE 985 .. 186 oher • 00 p m Offermg complete reo! eliiQte 5erv1ce homes commercials larms one acre lots, appro11mg Graduate Weover School of Real Estate nove been tn the Re<~l Estate 8u51nes5 m Metgs Countr stnce 1951 ,l. ~~~~~~~ In oildrtller loeld d•s.lres Phone m MOBILE home for aale or rent 3 bedrooms ol ullli,lea pold. Pnono'l92·n51 .,!; ------ -- -+ ~ - ~ 1973 12x60 2 bod9 Vln&(lo frailer toke over poym-..ts P_hano_(614J66I 3817 _ __ ~2JC63 Vindaf• undtroinned 10.20 scrHned porch c.,.tral a~r May b. '"" 825 South Se cond Ave Mlddl*fJOrf Phone 997·21177 roa'v ld Parsons, Owntr. "'"!ll' •. 22:1 .no. IXPIIIINQD Radiator. ........-.. ' Iilii. Volvels, nylon prints, herculons, vlnrtsoHds, •nd .. ncr prints, ICCIIIOI'its. DI~Ett FABRIC SALES "1i1 Mlin Stroe1 Pt. Ple. .•nt Ph. 675-:1469 Numinum Siding. Roofing, Gutllls, • · Plintin& and Repair The Complete Remodeling Service -=or Your Horne AI. TROMM OONST ifUi'lllnd 142·2:121 Nl Work GulrlnFrH-stimltH &-23-ZI!Kl. 11£1llllill Se11ic• FliMciiiAIIIIIMt llllllolt. . . Aitla ,. ...... for MIIIIMSUGOIS llli'UCQ(IIT 11111111111 1'4111111111 Sllllf15.1Gff11T SMITH NILSON MOTORS, INC. li ......Z.U74 TRENQIER NOnCE MHIK From'" to 11" wklt •nd up Ill 5 ft. deep wllll or wlfhout pllll furnlllltcl. Under rotc! born up to 12" pl111 llzo. Opon lor P'oll & Wlnlor: ltlloft, Monday thru S1turd1y 10 fD I. Wt hno ORt trotn ftOOie , full of florid• tollott pluts ovor II verlottts In 111 Prom •" ta I" pots a 6' 1 te 10" hlniiRI tlllktts.15c "' ...... tRJBBARDS GREENHOUSE Bill. PUWNS Pamerop, Olllo m.me 9 12 1 mo P!' SpecioHalng In custem built rlfttn for commerci1l, rnd , pole buildings BR IN ;;-::=:-:-:=--r TO YOUR Revive the of )OUr 11J8S• \;IUitoe< your own home py Von SChrader tlry-foam method. ~o muss. No fuss. No odor. Use the !lime day. All work Jlllllntlld. I Phone Coolville 667-3166 • or ... 667-387, Southelstem Ohio Truss Rafter Co. Box21-A Rutlllnd, Olllo 45n5 For Free Eslimltt nAFORD ANY PITCH ANY SIZE 910-lmo ADDOtt • Ph.(414) 742-2409 We O.llver Yorgil B. Sr., lltoltor 110 Mltchllnlc Pomerov. 0. Phanttn-m~ ON RT. 33 - A great f•mlly home of 3 ~ooms, modern, bath and '"· shower in full basement, modem kllchtn with bike and cook units, -ulerful view of the Ohio River. $29,500 UN·ORDINARY 7 bedrooms, living and kitchen paneled, full basement, gas FA furnace, only $5,500 BUILDING- About 30 x -«l at Dexter on corner tot wtth plenty of parking Might sell on land contract. HOMESITES for sale 1 ocre and up Mtddleport neor Rutland Coll'192 7<81 NEW 3 bedroom he use 1 2 baths oil elec:: , 1 acre Middleport close to Rutland Phone 992 7481 .., SMAll farm for sale 10% down owner fmanced Monroe Coun ly W Va Phone (304) 7n 3107or(304)7n 3227 COUNTRY farmland w1th sedud ed wdods water and good ac cess 1n Monroe County W Va Sl 000 dawn call (304) n2 3107or (3041 n2 3227 $3,500. SECLUDED Your family will enjoy this privacy of 11 aues. 4 bedrooms. lV:o bllhl, gas furnace. good spring water, B acres fenced, NEWLISTING-7'¥< acres .4 room house, both. gas heat. 7 porches and 7 oulb\JIIdlngs Askin $9,500 MAIN - POMEROY, 0. WE ARE IN GREAT NEED OF LISTINGS WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS FOR ALL OF PROPERTYSELL CALL US NOW, HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER, APPRAISER. CONSULTANT m-2259 or m.2ua CENTRAL REALTY CO. story NEW LIST! NO Ever dream of owning your own golfcourse? Hert's..t_our chance lor you or vour trltnd& fo own a nice rolling golf courM, 50'12 acrft, 9 greens, nice mOdern club hoUH, outbuilding with all spraying' •nd lttdlng eqUipment, natcls some mowing and a Illite rtllllr work on (1011 couno. This could bt purcheltcl wlfh the 113 tc:rn llsttcl above and davtloped into a blauliful 18 hole golf courM, call for appl Plumbong - REMODELING healing and all types of general repa1r Work guaranteed 20 years &K penence Phone 992 2•09 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY -Aerl•l-lndustrlal con1tnctlon Prowrtn , -complete Schaol Strvlct 0&0 TREE Tnmmtng 20 yean e~e: Un~trtrldUIIt t I per~ence Insured free EltmtntlrY. estimates CaU 992 2384 or School Jllackllt lllctures (6")698 7257 Albany Seniors & Ytlrbook -Wtd.lngoSEWING MACHINE Repairs, oer 'tltCe all makes 992 228.4 The Fobr~c Shop Pomeroy Authom:ed S•nger SOles and Servtce We sharpen Sc1ssors Photo1r1phy 91S..ISS EXCAVATING do~:er loader and Chester, Ohio backhoe work dump trucks 8 18 I nfiO and lo boys for ~·ure w1ll haul fill dirt to totl limestone and grovel Call Bob or Roger Jtf · fers dar phone 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 BRADFORD Auctioneer CoO): 5232 • plete Serv1e& Phone 949 2487 EXCAVATING doZ&r backhoe or 949 2000 Racine Oh1o Critt and d1tcher Charles R Hat Bradford ," f1eld Bock Hoe Servtce ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR ~ Rutland Oh1o Phone 742 2008 Sweepers toasters nons, pjl sePtiC Sy'Stems Installed by amoll appliances Lawn mowtr11 licensed Installer Shtpard next to State Highway Garage Contractors Phone 7•2 2409 on Roule 7 Phone (614) 9B5 3825 " SI!PTIC TANKS deGnod Mod•rn SonfiOIIOn 992 395. Or 992 7.7B KEN GROVER ,, -· " SAVE ON CARPETING WILL do roof10g, cons1ructlon plumbmg and heating No job too large or too small Phone 7•7 234B CARPENTER flooring cetlmg _ pan•llng Phone 992 2759 BUILDING remodeling and repalra Quahty work eff1clent ierv~ee Jets• Rodman phone '1925980 EXCAVATING 8ACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED LOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS BILL PUlliNS PHONE '192 2•78 DAY OR NIGHT PROTECT your owlmmlng ~ Winterizing kll1 coven an Ufr .. service for above or In ground pools 0 Bumgord ner Sal•& Middleport Ohio Phone'l92 577' t• I IIIST ALL ED Rogu,.rSJus '10.95 Sq. Yd. Evoryd1y money 11ver: Good choice colors. 12 or 1Sl!f. 501 NYlON · i'Green,gold.rtcl, blue, rull. ~ II yourself. with podding. 17.95 sq rei. With Nddlnglnst•lled SUS squm y1n1 CALL 742-22 II TALk TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET COIUULTA!IT DITCH Dogging Phone (30<) 773· 5839 or(:lO< I 773 5788 RUnAND · ----- HOCKING RIVER Trading Com pony GUNS-OVER 750 IN STOCK Buy, &ell trade 478 Richland Alhtno Ohio •5701 Phone (6141 593 B'ifl6 PURNRVRI - btllllll 142-2211 :..l POMEROY Mulberry Avonue location Two bedroom, living room. kitchen, and dining arH Jlh baths Large bock porch, prlctcl to Mil $9,100. COOLVILLE- Nlcomod. brick home containing three bedrooms, dining room.llvfng room with flrept•ce, lull biHmont with garage, large Irani porch, nat. gits. furnace, city wator and well water, a blllutlful homo with approx. 5V• acres of land. fruit t r - ond shade lrttl surrounding It Plenty of gardan space. good fishing arH CIDIO by.localtclln Coolville, Qoto Priced ot ontr 132,000 Call now TUPPERS PLAINS- 101 ICI'H o1 rolling land, all mlnoral rights, approx 10 •cres tlf,.blt land, eome pasture land llfld limber, good lake site Mctdtrn 1'12 llorv. hOUH rec:::r, ••lnllhtcl on lnsido, all carpeted except kitchen, 1lnlng 3 ~room, dint• room and bl11mont, 2 car garege. Nl~e location on Co. Rd. A6 clolo to Tuppen Plolns. Qolo. Priced for quick sale $32,000 Call for 1ppoint. WI ARIJELLil~O PROPIRTY AND NIID YOUR LISTING JIMMY DIEM 949-2311 CALL •e w.,. · , · e l:aotifs:• ... 'Mon., T111111 ·ThurldiY'hll12 ~ noon •. FRIDAY TIL 8 '\e ....-.. Close Sat. ... ~t 5 p.m. ltce~t properly, Ebersbach co , ItsT!h t~~~M.~:·~r~ll:~n~ lnd 1111gns to 1 trom surtece n1son ot m lnlna Slid prom 11110 bOVO .t,ny 11·,;~::!~ri ~::~ required or used said Tht Martin Company, Itt 1ucc1110rs and 1so1gns to bt pold tor tl tht role ot 1100 per acre, and provided tb1lln lhe operollon of seld premises for oil and gas the semt shell not In any manner whatsoever hinder, delay or Inconvenience The Martin Ebersbach Company, Its succt110rs and assigns In tho enloymont of lht rtghland privileges granted It to mine and remove coal under or upon or onr said above dncrlbei:t premises Also seve lnd except the following parcel Btltlnntng 11 1 point In the proptr!Y lint Of G T cerleton, tl al , and A o end Lllllon Smith, sold point being at Statton 96 o• In tho center line of survey made by the Department of Highways thance running In 1 Norlh eaaltrly direction In the ctnttr of old road •nd In the eroperty line belween G T Carleton, et al , and John Lyotia 534 feet more or 1~11 to 1 point ,.0 feet from and at rfghl anglos 10 Slallon 101 21 thlflct In 1 Southwesterly direction following a curve to the right, lame hl~lna 1 r1otu1 of 2825 ttet, a distance of 178 fnt, more or less to 1 point .0 feel from and ol rlghl angltl to Station 99 50, thence In 1 Northerly dlrtctlon 10 teet to a polnl 50 fetl from and 11 rlgh1 engltl 10 Stallon 99 SOl lhtnct following s•td curve Ia the right, same having 1 raotus of 2815 feet • dlslance of 281 feet tr~ore or less to • ,palntJn the property line bt ~ween G T carleton. et 11 • and A o 1nd Lillian Smith, 11td point bolng 50 feet trom and ot right angles 10 SlatiOII 96 69, thence following •property line In a Southerly ~Jractlon 150 ftet more ar less lo the place of botf Inning 11 II underslood lftll the slrtp of lond above described 11 not to bt In excess of 50 feel In wtdlh and contelns o 96 atres more or Ins. ol which tho present r,oad occuplts 0 48 acres more or ltll A lao, save 1nd tJCcept lhe following p~rcel Beginning at • paint In lht properly line between G T carleton, tl 11 • and John Lyons. satd polnl being •01111 from ond al right engtn 10 Statton 10• 10 In tho center line of survey made by '.~!the Dep1rtment ot Highways. thtnce In a Northeasterly dlrecllon In sold properly line ;ana In tnt center of lftt old ,.Old 90 fttt. more or less to • •patn1 In said property llno at Stttlon 10•-1-t, thence In a ,Nortbeosterlv dlrectton 57 feel more or leu to a paint .40 feet from end el right lftlltl IO 1Stallon 10• tMntt IOIIawlng a curve to the ltft, ume hiVIng a radius of U72 !ttl. o dlllanco of •7 5 foot to the ploco of b~lnnlng as shown on the plens on file In lhoofflco altho Depirlmenl of Hlghwoyo In Columbus, Ohio. II II undtriiOOd 1hll the llriP ot lan~ lbovt ducrtbod II no1 In OXCtll Of 40 fut In Wldlh •nd cont1ln1 10 acres, more 'lr leu, of which )he pretenl road occupltl Of"acl"tl, more or loss And bolng lht samt property conveyed bY Motcolm C Rollor. 01 11 IO W. F, Herlell, by ~ttd de ted 10· 25 31 •nd recorded In Vot. 11 Pogo •• Of tftl D100 Records, Mtlgs Counly, Onto Tht 11ld W F MoriOII dotl hereby except and reserve Vnto hlmsolf, btl btln 1nd assigns lho full ont hill In ltrHI In Ill lftt Oil and gn roy•lly which mev bt derlvod frOm Jho producllon of all and 011 on the premlus lhortlnobovt ducrlbed Ex copt the all an~ gos on lho lbOVI prtmiiOI Wllft lhO right JO op•r•t• and produce sem• - Rofortnct Dttd Vol lls, Plge917. Dlld Rteords Meigs ounly, Ohio , , Sold real till It Is llsltd on lne t•x duplictlt •• btlng 41 so ocrn " SOld 11Jt 11 to bt conducted Jl courl Houto 11tp1 In . Pomeroy, Olold, 11 10 1m tn lbt 2n~ dOY ' Of ;octo~or. 1976. and shall hoi bt sold tor loss thon two lhlfdl 't l the IPPrtlltcl vohlo. Tht ,.pprolltcl volue 11 111.333 33 , fmmotlllltly fofiOWfng 1110 ~ult, t am offering tor ••le the !tfrsonol properly, l_ncludtng ~If r1gft1, tlflt end Intern! now •tWnod bY C•r~lnll In 4orprlsn, Inc In •nd to tn Stoto Llquot' flltrlnll, tor I 1111 thon fWo.tftlr~l of tht ppnlsed price Tb• IP prolltcl prtco of 1ho porsonel ;,toporly, lncludtno tftt liquor 1aorm11. 11 12,500 , Sold rttl ntete hoi been llnOWn 11 tho Shtnonv Springs ' ~ty. The. rHI tlt•lt ~ •fed on 1111 WMI lldt '" hlo lttto R'ollto No. 7. leld solo of "" roel :;aroperly tnd r•nonol -pr-ty II IUbltc lo 1111 1pprov•1 of tho Courl of co,.mon Pion, Meigs 10 1 •$. Hl-lO SHAG DOZER work and welding Con toct Jame• Porson1 Rt 1 Rocme on Carmel Road • - \..lfii'L IIVTII:I 'I hortOy euiiiOriJO tor 1010 lht following descriiM<I rHI lillie Tht following dllcrlbed frtm 1111 IIIUOIOd In tho TownlltiP of Sllllbury, County et Mtf81 1nc1 llote Of Oftlo . aeetnnlnt In hcllon 3, Town 2, R•nt• U lllfllnntng 1 11ftt Northwtll cor nor at tho Nortftttlt qu1rttr of 10id section No S1111enco 50tj111 >10 cnolno ond -10 lln~s mort or ''" tolhO southwest corn or of 11 1d quertor IHIIon 11 tftt county roed lttdlng from PomerDY to Chllttr, thence following 101d rood In o Norlh ttslorly ~1roct1011 to tftt Wtsl 11no of tfto illldl 01 Wlllltm corltiOIII lfttnce Norlft 29 dtlfrttl 65 links to lht North uno of aold Stctfon , thence Wtll on tht Norlh Uno of ttld section 7 cholnl and U links to lbO piiCO Of btltlfllllng. con talnlnQ 21'.4 ecrtt. more or 1e11, 11vt end except from tht obovo dtscrlbotl Prtmlsts tho taltowtng doscrlbotl lroct or percel1 to wit Botflnnlng 11 fht NOrtbwtll corner of Hit Northeast querlor of Stctton No 3, lhenct soulh 100 1oo11 tntnto E1&17 cn1tlls and •• links 10 o slakt. tnenct Norlh 700 tool to lftt Norln lint of sol~ Stcllon, thtnct Wnt on tht North lint of s1ld Soctton 7 Chtlnl 1nd 14 llnkl to tho rllct 01 bttlnnlng. alSO tMCOP Ill tht COt! un derlylng tho above dtscrlbtd prtm 1111 and the exclusive rlghlln ptrptl~lty to mlno and remove 11ld tOlland to u1e et ell times so much ot tht surlact 11 Tht Mertln Ebtrs Hctl Compeny, ltssucceuors 1nd eulan• m1y Clttm l"'tttlllrr, to open, operate ~nd oqu p t complete cool mining property, with buildings and nllroad 1w1t chtl ntctSIIry to mInt. load and carry IWIY cOli from sold prtm lsts, 1110 for drainage end deposit of rofust and lht right to heul through and over said pram 1111 col I from ad oo SyriCUII, Q, M&GTruss-Raftels 113 acrH farm, 10 tc:rn tillable farm houM, 1 rooms & both, all her f109r1 and biMrnont. 8em and other putbulldlngs, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm prlctcl to go Locatotl noer Cheater, call for appt WANTED- F-EifiiiiMel On~w.rtl lxpert P1iflll,. lneurllflce Worlt W.leitlwo St. Rt. 1 Coolville, Olllo ..J.J127 1-29·11110• ' NEW LISTING - SITUA ASSORTED RUBBER N CAR,ETING ..:n.f mn 5014 room house and both dug well and 2 outbutldmgs fenced and mtn•ral r~ghts $19 000 Coli 7.2 2766 WINilteN Rlfllllce-' '6.95 ~=~~~§~~~=~ APPR0x!MATEt:Yi -.;r~b after5p mg $65 m OClO Racine, Ohio Squ1r. flrd lllltllloMI 992-7320 Evenings ' ' ,., Sills CMPET Sfi)P to - - -- - ~. . .:.. QONE GIJTTER SERVICE NEW HOME total wlectnc 3 bedroom lull carpet 1 113 dl C k acres, Lea ng rH woter syslam near longs'tliJie and minos Call7•• 2819 ian~ 2 Wll DO babysitting in my home or your home W1ll also do housework ond ironh'lg in the Me•gs Counly Areo Call Eloise P1ckett or Modolrn Pickett :t; II ' G. E. Good used relrlgerotor -· fourth inch plywood bottom sidea and ends, thrte·fourth In ch lumber $25 Phone 'N9 2593 ~ -· - ~3 •·d f I 520 UG room house or so • at Sycamore St M•ddlepart, good buy for S8 000 Phone 992 3578 or 992 7667 near Rutland HOUSE for rent n110r Mine 1 c'oll m.n91 :___ _,.,.. HOUSE ! 5 rooms and bolh In M1d da.port, Oh•o Contact 992 3457 TRAilER lot, 3 m1les north of Chester on County Rood 36 (Sumner ROod) Phone 985 •29• 2 BEDROOM mobile home 5 acres ground rural and private • miles east of Darwin Call985 3'17• rn;::w~~ (Jon R--t ~~J~+.:.=: s:ftj __ -z~ ftl.l ~ - $32,500 2 Bedroom mobile home Dexter Phone '192-5{158 ar.a Phone 992 5858 sto.,• Worm Morning go• stove used merchon dtse atnewlheandAuclton Houu Horton St Ma1on W Vo Phone (~ ) 7~~5-4~ _ CAREFULLY - Consider this 29 acres of woods Has 1 14 x 70 3 bedroom mobile home with city water and fuel oil furnace, m,500 PRIVATE Formal dining, modern kitchen, large family room with new fireplace, J bedrooms. wash room. gas well. furnace and 15 auos. only m ' - AucnoH Friday. 1 r M wood kltcMn cabmet wood heoting m,ooo 1969 Call 1.J0t 675-3240 -- --- - - AVAILABLE at R1verstde Aport ments 1 bedroom aport ments $100 per month 2 bedroom apartments $133 per month One pnce tor oil Phone 3::: 77c.:c 3:___ ____ . 2 Bedroom tra•ler reol n•ce adults only Pt;one 992 332. -------2 Bedroom mobile home in Roc•ne f Phone 985 3833 ~~~or_ Auctiull "• 11- Tl» DaJJt Sentfgel, ~dllleJlOI~1Ilftl'll J •' ue, 'F.Io oo DAN 1HOMPSON ,~' !'( FORD NO IIAIONAIU OFPIII&UIID i··vSEO CARS-PRICElJiOW TRUCKS Ranger 1t1 Ton Pickup, VB, automatic, P.S.r air, white CII'IY. . bed cover, eve level mirrors, mag type wheel covers, sliding rear window, rur -_tep bumper, white wall tires. This was Gene's personal demo, miles. 1976 Ford P. B., 1172 f'Grd GIIMI T01iao Sport ......... '1995 Alr, P.S , CltllliMidt 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., auto. trans., factory a lr .......... $2295 75 Plymouth Duster 318, automatic, factory air, P.S., P.B., 14,000 out eraln trim, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof. ...... ........... ...••........ .. .... S~595 1974 Chevy Monte Carlo, 350 V-8, automatic, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, with sun roof, swing out bucket seats, AM-FM stereo, radial tires. local owner and sharp. 54200 1973 Ford LTO 4 dr ., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, tilt tr.-s , P . S mileage Verr clean, auto. tr11111 1973 Pido 2ownerDr.......................... '2195 Ont e.r.,ul locel 1974 VII. 8u11e ......................... '2795 Low Wt have 1976 See: Pat Hill, Rocky Hupp Melvin Uttle good deal on 1 new or used vehicle DAN PSON co 1U POMEROY Mo:Tt\R 1 ·.GO P.M. OPEN EVES. • POMEROY, OHIO At<C lnsh S&tler pups for sola $75 eoch Phone(304) 67H625 - - For .._ , , PUII.IC NOTICE TO · ELTHA STANSBURY MUSTARD, If llvlnt wftost unknown: TO ALDA J EASTERDAY , ldllr•a unknawn, TO: I!DGARD WHEELER, adffess un-nown TO. PEARL BENNETT, llllras unknown. TO: Lolo Stybond, ed~rtst ICI••• Is Ufllttown, Lutlll wn; Dlvlaf address Ruth Wrlnktlmln, ad d~ unknown. T : Lottlt GOiklll, Oddrtst u AOwn, T : Lull Wheeler, 1ddr111 vllbtwn. TO: fltOit W Gaskill, address u£wn. T Relph Hollor, l~dreso u wn TO THE UIIKNOWN HEIRS, DMISEES, LEGATEES. A IIIIISTRATORS, AND AS GNS OF EL TMA STANS IU Y MUSTARD, If dtetoud, ROBERT W STANSBURY If dtCtiSid. LOTTIE GASKILL, If dtcone<t, MINNJE HOLLER, if ~ocuud, FLOYD EASTERDAY, If dtCtiSOd, LULA WHEELER. If lltctllfd, ZADIA HENRY, -Hod. I!VA J PARR, dt~Oitd, GEORGE H $T IIISBURY, dtCtlled, JA ES W STANSBURY, decoosed, EMERSOIII ! ITANDIURY, deCtllld, VAL1111DA EASTERDAY. lltCIIItd. SARAH A STANS IU1I, dtCtiiOdl ANDREW I ANSIURY, dtctiHd. Afftl SMITH STANSBURY, doCtiiOd, IIIETTIE ROSS, cltctosed, EARL ROSS, dlltosod, CORA 8 IAITI!RDAY, t1eco11ed 1nd ILVA I WELLINGTON. dlelllfd YOU tro fttrtby noflf loti lhll yov hlvt bttn named nll In 1 lag•l ectlon ltoitlrll C. 0'Br1tn VI Collins, Trtnurer of Ctlllllly, el ol This ftes bMn ealtnotl Cue No 16,22:1 In lhe Common Pl . . Courl of Mol" County, l saver t SAVE$ OF llpL 11, 1171 ARIEl(- 21·April11) Improper exocutlon could deprive you ol your opparlunltles loday Don't blow your advenltgH wtth rallt 1actles TAUAUI (ApriiiiO-MIJ 201 Be careful how you phrase wha1 you say today Someone's anger coul~ be aroused through a slip of tho lip BRAND NEW '76s CHEVmE VEGA MONZA NOVA OEM1N1 (Miy 21-.lww 201 Follow your more prudonl In· stlncts where finances are con corned today Be 11ght·fl&1ed rather than 1 apturger @) ~' ~ i - In the Common Pleas court, Prollltt Division MtiVI Count¥, Ohio IN THE MATTEI! OF SETTLEMENT OF At· COUNTS, PROlATE COUIIT MI!IGS COUNTY, bHIO Account• end vouchers of the fOllowing nemed flducltrles ha~e bun filed In tnt Prob1le Courl, Mofgo County, Ohio, fOr approval and settlem•nt c~othlng CASE NO 11.620 Fortieth • FAMILY Yord Scile ol 77• Con· Accounl ol Myrllt E Carman, dor St Pomeroy Antique$ Guardian of CIY~t W Car an lncomper.nt Person and something for everybodr man, CASE NO 21,416 First ond All cheop Sepl lb 171h 18th Flnat Account or J I Fndoy Saturday, and SLtnday O'Brien, Executor of 1ht 9 00 a m behmd landmark 1f Estate of Kate Prl", Oe~ened ram cancelled CASE NO 20,242 Second YARD SALE 129 Falrlane Dnve Current Account of Bernard Middleport 9 a m on Sotur v Fultz, Trustto of tho Trust day Se~l 18 Lots of girls undtr the Will of Edno K dothtng Other mise 1tems stew1rt, O•cened CASE NO 21.502 First IIIII Pnone 997 3346 Final Account of Edgar 6 FAMILY Carport Sale 918 South Sellards, AdmlnlstrltOr of ttlt Third M1ddleport Sept 20 10 Eslolo of Wlllltm Ernool a m 1111 b p m , Sept 21 10 Sellardl. Oecttlld CASE NO 21.717 Flrtl ond a m till 5 p m A'o'on5 adults Final Account of Ellzow111 children, 1nfant clolhtng Carman, executrix of lht boob toyt tools elc Estate of Homer Carmen. SIX Famdy-Carport Sale """918 .Deceased CASE NO 21.779 First and South Tl .ud M1ddleporl Final Account 01 Helen I! September 20 10 1111 6 p m aeroeloh, executrllr. ol tht Sept 21 10 t1IIS Avons 1nfont ESIIIe of Wllll•m D. children adult clothing books &argeloh, Dtc:tned Unless exceptions art flied tor• and tools etc ..~---~ thereto, said accounts will bl YARD SALE, Solurdoy S"f>l IBih, for heorfng btfore Nld ,courl on11 dGJ' only Jean S1out, on lht 11111 dlr of Ocoobor, residence Coll•ge Rood, 1976. el whtcft 11m• Nil~ ac counts will bt consldtrotl and Sy~acu.e .~hlo conttnutcl from NY lo dop PORCH SAI.f Sundoy and Mon unlit finally dlspostcl of Any person lnterast-. WilY day acrots from Portland School Clothing and houtehold file written ..CI"f>llllnl to 111~ occounto or to mllttrl per Items lolnlng lo lht oxocutiOn of 1M trust, not In• thin flvt days prior to 1110 •tt Itt fer hearing county. Oftlo Monntnt D. we•ster, ~.~. . f CARSON CROW temmn , .... Court. RECIEIVER OF CARDINAL Prolllll Dlllllf. ., I!NTERPR1SIS,INC Moftt c . .nty, oate (91310172. 191 11. 1Sc 1101 1, Sic • speed, 4 cyl , a real sporty car, gas Nelson. Bernie• B - Ooot sm 1"9 V. W. 2 DR. Runs good, new llrn, radio Bill Grapt-1 1972NOVA2 DOOR S169S Local! ownor car, good tires, c!Hn Interior, 'cyl , std trans Pfii~--iVJi~~=-_-:~-:.~~ '1495 1974 Opel Manta clean Astro- lt74 CHEVELLE MALIBU S2195 • door local! oWIIor wilh leu than 33.000 miles. 350 VB engine. automatic. power steering and brakes Like new w.w llres. factory air. radio. wlillt ovor dark green Ray Riggs Olester.o. 4dr, alr,local car, a real good car Don't Forset We Give JO% Discount To Senior Citizen• On All PGrt• Gncl LGbor Done In Our Shop 2SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. QUMJTY RIGGS USED CARS •2195 1970 Buick leSabre 4 Dr. Story or FORD Case Farm Tractor, 4 sp. trans., 3 point hitch. $675 •1895 1971 Dodge Polara 9 Pass. Be sure you check with the Friendly Dealer before you buy your next car. See or call one of these friendly salesmen . Ceward Calvert, J.D. Closed 5unCIIY 71 Ford Torino 4 dr ., station wagon, factory air, automatic, P.S., P.B., rack on her back .................... $1495 "Good Selection of Cheaper Cars In Stock." Auto, P S, P B, only 41,000 miles, re<OI nice. Evenings Tii7:GO Except Thurs. and Sat. automatic ............................. $1395 1972 Chevelle 4 Dr. Sedan dr, H T, green with vinyl fop, air, real sharp atr room or Open 1972 Chev. Imp. CIJStom ..f 1695 1975 Buick Century Cust. 2 Dr. HT Air, vinyl top, mags, 1hls car Is show AND MANY MORE a '2495 1 to a For •1495 Air, all white. real nice wagon. priced to sell Mavtrick's, Mustangs and Pinto's ltllttck and reilly sell allow clearance prices. 1m trucks are llere F·lGO, l5G's and F2SO's. Be the flrstto own new 1m Ford truc:k. 1973 Ply. Sat. CustD% 4 &., sedan, factory air, automatic, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, clean .....................$1995 1972 Vega, 4 cyl., factory air, hatchback ............................. $1195 1972 Plymouth, 2 dr ., H. T ., auto. trans., factory air .......... $1~95 1972 Pontiac Lemans, 2 dr., coupe, 6 cyl., a.!:'J~matlc, P.S .............._. $1695 1972 Olds Toronado Custom, one owner & loaded ..................... $1995 1972 Pinto Station Wagon, 4 cyl., Air vinyl top, extro low mlleoge for 77 Waaun mll~age roof . ...............................•.... $2795 . Auto, local owner. auto a real gas saver 1174 a., 'n tun Piclup ..............'3295 Low tt74 f'Grd Pickup 'n tun ............. }3195 Ont owner. 1174 ,., 2 Dr........................... '2795 1973 Chevy Impala 4 dr., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinlyroof.. ............. $~~95 1973 Dodge Polara Custom, 4 dr. sedan, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, radial tires. A nice family car ..................................... 51995 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4 dr. H.T., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl ~- 1972 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. HT trll!11' wheel. · ••••••••• •· ·••••••·: •·•·•• •• ••• S2495 ----- YOUR ~roomdMn miles .......••••••••••••••.•••••••.•••••• $2195 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan, IF YOU hove a servtce to offer wont lo buy or sell somettung oe looking for work or whotevar you II QVI results foster w1th o Sentinel Wo/lt Ad Coll992 7156. YARD SALE Frldoy Sepl 10 10 o m to • p m Corner Rt 7 and Co Ad 26 F1ve Po1nls Ml Her man Womens Mlss1onary Assn CARPORT Sale Sepo l71h IBih Friday and Saturday Main St Rutland Ohio across from Rutland Auto Soles Good 992-2174 mllt~gt CARS Rt. 7 POMEROY, 0. 1m v11. 2 IJr..............................1795 l.ft 1171 Ftrd Mawick 2 Dr............... '1695 ""d 1112 Qlualll Imp. 2 ~..............'2195 Onllocllowner. 1174 Ftrd -ick 4 ~- ...............'2795 1174 Ford Grl1d Torino 4 Dr..........'2795 Ole locll-. 1110 Fcrd Ranc:hau C. Trucl........ '1795 WlltCI ..no. 1113 v.w..,.;y·r-,~ -.............................. '2495 Auto. Inside •...••.•••.......• :. •..•...•.••.•.• $2000 Lacatecl:ln SMITH NELSON MOTORS We Loolc 1974 Ford F-100, 6 cyl. standard trans., long wide bed .............. $2495• 1973 Chevrolet 1!2 Ton Truck, 350 V-8 engine, stand. trans., long wide bed, radial tires, Sharp .................. $2495 1972 Ford Econollne Van, 302 V-8, long wheel base, partly finished • t AT 1he Closer You Look, The leHer Ill 985-4100 CARS 01 TRUCKS ... 2,600 Roger Riebel BIG SAVINGS! ON NEW 01 USED Ohio •5769 The object Of the complaint 11 to dtttrmlnt heirs and P.trtltlon re11 estate deacrlbed II tOIIowt. sflu•ltd In Olive Townsnlp, Molg' Counly, CANCER (J- 21-.luly 22) Your productlvlly will be diluted cohaldorabty 1oday II you dont ksep your priorities In order Attend lo Important proJocls wtoro ptaytng LEO (~uly 23•Aug. 22) Tlleres a pos<'~lllty you could creatv some needless problems today because of your Impatience Play everylhing cool VIRGO (Aug. 21o8ept. 221 II may not be worth tf'le price !n OhiO; the tong run, to get somelhlng Being In Section 35, Town 3, Ran111 11 of the Ohio com you want loday Weigh your pany's Purchlll. end being moves wisely the IOUfhtllf QUitftl' Of the northwnl Qutrttr of sa id LIBRA (lllpl 23-001. 23) You section, end being described can got olhora to do your bid· in Sarel'l R Sttnsbury's will as ding today If you make the upper f~rm on tt.e north ouggosllona, Instead of Issuing slo. of Sh1de River. con commands Be a leader. bu1 talnlng Hventy (70) acres, mort or 1111. and being don t do II loudly dtscrlbtd In tho Melts Counly tCORPIO (001. 24-NOII 221 Auditor's oupllcettl •• south tilt Df northwest •A con Compllcattona may arlseloday talnlng 50 acrta more or ll'U regarding e matter where you You are required to answer have a vested Interest It can be lhe Complain! wllhln 28 days unraveled If you view It Iller lht 1111 PUbltCitiOn of rationally lhfl nollct. whlcn will be publiSh tel once each week lor 8AGITTARIU8 (Nov. 23·0tc. six consecutive w•ks The 21) Oon t take 11 upon yourself last pubHcatlon will be made on O~t e, 1976 ••~ the 21 to make decisions or com· dart for antwer w111 stert on mllmenta for olners today lftot date without first gettong 1helr per· It\ case of your failure to mission tnswer or lfhtrwltt respond IS roqulrtd bY tile Ohio Rules CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jon. of Civil Procedure ludgment 11) You won't make sound by def1uff will be rendered )udgmenls today If you yield 10 against you for reflef domondtct In this complolnl preuure Oon'1 w talked Into LARRY I SPENCER, oomethlng that will cause you Cl trk of Cour t1, problems Common Pleas Court Meigs Counly, OhiO AQUARIUI (~en. 20·'tb. 111 (9) 3, 10, 17, 24, (10) 1, I, 61C Ksep your mind on lho Job today Your allentton apan lsn t quUe up to par II tnoughla wander. your work will auffer PIIC!I (l'eb. 20·Morcll 211) Tree! tho property of othera10· PlEAWiiE"HORSlS and panle1 day wllh the respact you do also w1ll buy horses and your own Relurn what you panoes Phone (61•) b98 3290 borrow In the condition you recelvtcl It Ruth Re~.s llpL 11,1171 AKC Doberman female 1.4 weeka 1hols t~tcellent Thla year you could m1ke an ped1gree Call Wolter E'o'er•11 Important conta<::t with 7,2 305-1 somaone of considerable In· 3 PUI'~IES 9 week• old Phone fluenct , Culllvale this re!afionanlp ceretully tor 111 9•q7~ many &dvanl.) LUV PICKUPS 'n TON - 6 & 8 CYL PICKUPS %TON - 4 WHEEL DRIVE RECREATION VEHIQ.ES SAVE NOWI YEAR END CLIARANCE • 1976 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY "YOUR CHEJIY DEALE.fl" 992·2126 POMEROY OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P.M. Silurd1y Aftirnoon Bowlint Ltltut saturdiV Afternoon Bowling Lolgut Stpttmbtr 4, 1f76 Won 8 8 8 ham S.pt 11,1916 W L. Nile Owls " 2 Nile Owls Super Siers l• 2 Super St~crs Rood Runners 10 6 Road ~unners Red Barons 6 10 Gutter Busters 0 Gutter Busters 2 14 Team 3 0 Na 3 2 14 Red Barrons o High gllme- J R Wtml High Single Game - Dave ley 1l•4 KeitH Musnr u2, Smllh 162 Dave Smllh , 14? Bob DeMoss lAO Bob Haggy "5 High series ..._ Dave Sm lth High Series - Oa\l'e Smith •o7 Riehle Slane 396, Bob 428, Lanhy l.ongslreth AOl, ' DeMoss 385 Frank Moggy 391 Hi(lh team series - Nlte High Team Stries - Nlte Owls 2082 Road Runners Owls 1976, Super Stars 1970 2058 High Teem Game - Nlte High leam game - Nile Owls 699 Super Stars 671 Owls 783 R.oact Runners 723 ' • • �10- Thdlaily Sentinel, Mlddleport..PIIIMI'Oy, o .• Friday. Sept ~ - ~~~\~;!~\N Day 5 p M Publlcotlan canctllltlonl, ~~ -_ cornc gwbllc•tlon RIGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the r ight to tel it or rtltc:f any ldl Tl\e detmld ob ltctlonll publisher will not be responslblt for ~:~~tl~~an one incorrect RATES I' or w•nt Ad $ervin 5 cents per word on~ lnl*rllon Ct'lerge Minimum 11 00 1.. cents per word lhru tonucutlve lnsertlo.,s 26 cents word six conse-cutive nl.,.t!Dnl 25 Per cent Discount on Plld eds lnd eds paid within 10 diYI F."' CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY ~ minimum for .50 word "" ' t;crr-eCidTflonel word 3 cents ILfND-ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertlsem•nt OFFICE HOURS 1!1 30 I m to S 00 P m Deily 8 30 em to 12 00 NoOn Saturday Phone today PP2 2f56 NOTICES ATTN II ALL "OUSEWiVES All Yard Sales. Rummage YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE Pore, and auemtnt Porch end Basement Sales, etc must be paid In advance Get yours In early by stopping by our office at The Ollh Sentinel 111 Tilt Rtclne lllptlst Churdl bus will be running Sundlrs on 1 route from R1dne through Apple Gnwe, leaving Rodno ot I 15 1 m. and returning pusengers It If rou are interested in our bus service, please loti frtt to cantocf 949 2231 or 247·2101. Court St or writing Box 729, Pomeroy, Ohio -45769 with your remittance IN MEMORY of Everett R Howett ()Qys of sadness still com. to Se<ref tears so often flow u~ Memories keep you ever n~r us Tho you left us two years ago IOONE BAPTIST We wanted so much ra keep you We watched you day by day Until at lost wtth breok.ng hearts We saw you called away Sodly missed by Wife Helena Howttl Sons Grondch•ldren and great grandchildren CHURaf LOST srnoll rod•o control plane 4 ft wlng span gold and red An llqu l , nr~ Phone I 30.t 882 ~ 101 1 01 ports o~~~mp t e;e;~hh'o'u" se ho~;,d Wnte M 0 Miller Rt • Pomeroy Ol'uo Coii99277MJ -~CASH pold for all makes ond models of mob1le homes Phone area code 61• •23 9531 2326 LOST Tw-; wh1le s~eers weonng black tog 1n the~r ear anyone know1ng the whareobout!. please call Ed Kmg 992 3772___ ___ . - - KODAK Hawkaye lnstamal1c Camero lost .at tractor pull at Meigs fotrgrounds Sunday Ploane'I927B:l0 -,-;;-ed--- Pomeroy forest Pro ducts Top price for stond•ng sawtimber Coli Kent Hanby I '46 8570 COINS 1919 ond older curr•ncy , gold and s1lver ~crop W•ll buy STARCRAFT Beat the fall pnce 1n crease All 1976 models reduc ed to bottom 1~n mmi motor tra1lers and fold downs 1n slock We sell serv1ce mnd quality We trade f1noncmg or rongod Opon Sunday• Camp SSCASH$$ lor 1unked autos Conley Storcroft Sol&s Rt 62 Phone 742 2081 Frye s Trude & N Pt Pleasant, W Vo Auto Paris Rutland 19n 20 ft Chompton travel 1969 MERCURY Cougar for ports rrarler lully self conta1ned has Call '192 590'2 awniBg and scre.ned m room .Also occeSior•et May be seen WANTED to boy uHd p1ono of 975 Maple St • Mrddleport reasonably priced proforably _,.._ Ohtoonyllme . _ __ on upnght Phone 992 3-427 ------ . · ~~r6 ~ p -m~~--~~ AVERAGE $otO on even1ng or afternoons demonstrat•ng guaranteed toys ond g1hs No cosh 1nvestm.n1 no dehverv or collechnv Computers do you paperwork Call 9•9 2803 or \ 99'2 m7 Also book1ng porhes !fW:VERAGE $40 an ev•n•ng o; ' \afternoons demonstrotmg guaranteed toys and g•fts No CO$h 1nvesrment no delivery or coliechng Computers do your paperwork Coli 9•9 2800 or _!f'l2927 Alto bookm~r~e~ FUB. TRUCK cltwer Must kO'tle truck dnv.ngexpenence Wnte Box 729 E core of The Dotly s.nhnel, Pomeroy Oh1o THE RACINE Fn Deportment will ha\le a gun shoot Sotur)loy 01 6 30 t their bu 1ld 1ng '" ~m a n OPEN AGAIN-ofler be•ng closed lor \'OCOhan w. or• open ogoin with our usual 9'JOd quohty knits ond low prk•s Hours Monday thru Frldoy 9 o m lo 7 p m Closed Sotur HELP WANTfO 1 local firm needs days CaroUna Fobr1cs on Rt 7 8Kpet .. nced plumbmg and one half mile north of Chftter heating mon steady work Wrtt• P 0 8o1r 466 Pomeroy Ohio Het~ry ond ~ Hunt•n Owners ~Ohio •SJ69 A8SOlUT£L Y no hunhng or InVER ptlots deckhonds cook Write BoK 203, Porketsburg W tretpollifli ol any hme on the Va 76101 Haword Caldwell !arm Sognod, Howard Caldwell .. SOMEONE to hve .n Contact Mor ------------- Darst at Veterans Memorial Hospc:l::: ta:.: l -:c-.SOMEONE to core for a/derlylady m her home Pkone 985 3955 1.1\n ' . WE NEED Clrrier Wanted ' EAR CORN. CAU US lOOAY. I - ' H2·2111 . ft:am~rt~~.• _J:._~~i~til"'' 1 • ~ ~ r.ors.Ji! - . . ";:;. --- ; ~ LOCUST POSTS round or split Phone9492174 ... - •COAl hmntone and brine calcium chlortdt ond calcium for du11 cQntrol and special mll(lng 50it for fo rmers Main Street Pomeror Ohio or phone 992 ~- --- ~ 3S9l CANNING tomatoes and 1wawt 1 d Farms ptppett C1eon Geraldme Clelond Roc•n• Oh•o __._- • 1971 HONDA <:L 450 12000 miles sissy bar crash bars pull bock handle bors new t1re and seals Scrambler side pipe! Coll9.4_!2480___ J6SO IN 01\SH 23 channel C8 am·fm· mpx rad•o 3 trock star~ Call 992 3965 • - - ---- -KENNEBECpotafoes 50ib $350 or )00 lb. $6 00 Bring con tolners Phone 667 3737 or 667 3974 - ---- • SCHOOl uwmg machines S 180 1un bull 00 h0 1e mger hem bhnd sews on knlls $.48 DO cash Al$0 Sin~r Touch 1974 VOLKSWAGEN sun roof and Sew like new $31 ()()cash wtth rodto good cond ition Phone ~2 7187 $2395 Phono 992 7283 _..,. - ..__ ~-----'PIGS for sale Phone 9..9 2857 1974 CUTLASS Oldsmobtle for -~--sale el(celtent cond1t1on C 8 Rod1 os for sole, Loloye"625 wt th Rood Kmg power mtke 30 000 moloo Phone '192 51157 $125 00 Lafarette 23 chann.t 1 1970 Pl 'fMOUTH Duster 2 door 5 watt wolkey talkey with ACC 318 standard •hlft good cond• $100 00 Johnson 130 Mobile han locally owned $650 C 8 phone $100 00 3 mobile also n~w 1976 Ford p1ckup f antennas Demeo 50 wott 100 bplorer 800 m1les mob•le lemer and Preamp $-0 :200 Phone '192 2:!110 $100 00 portable • chonMI pollee sronner $90 00 all 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu .Cdr 'tlmyl guaranteed Call 992 2635 ask top light green 2 new tires for lee afler 6 p m 3078 good co,-.dtflon $800 Phone or 446 27•5 -- - ---- -- - --- - - - -- _i6_ 14))9~--·--~~ -cobblert -POTATOES m and K., nebec for wmter Green beans, ptck your own Thomas ..P~. D ,.S~y_re Phone &Q 2~ 1_1969 FORD Torino runs good CONN trumpet used 2 years $>095 Phone '192 5S7• $100 Phone 7'7 309'1 1974 PINTO 2300 motor automollc 2 tone point vmyl 197() TRIUMPH 650 Chopper New pomt tob Phone 992 5252 or roof 28 000 m•les pr•ced at see Oovtd 8usktrk Rustle Htlls wholesale Phone 74'2 2028 or lee Ctrcle Syracuse Ohta THE unden•gned w1ll sell at pubhc sole for cosh the follow POTATOES and pumpk1ns C W. Protftlf Portland OMto P~e ing motor vetude to be token s.J 2:!54 hom Kenneth R Searle• North ...,.--_-·- Th~rd Street M1ddleport Oh1o PURE8RED Polled HOI'olord bull, 5 45760 1971 Mercury Comet Y". o~ ':hone9•9_3_51•~ Tudor Sedan Senal No 1K31T 522201 The sole w•ll be held 11175 HARLEY DAVIDSON XLH Sport5ter black 1000 cc 12000 at The Formers Bonk ond So., actual mtles Coli Ketlh Curtis mgs Company 211 West Se 2389or'l92 5073 cond Street Pomeror Oh•o atiOOOom onthe21sldoyof BUILDING lots and troller lots JUSt September 1916 The under off Rt 7 ot Chester water and 11gned reservM tha r~ght to e-lectnc1ty ava1loble Calf 985bid The formers Bonk and Sav 4101 or'l92 7720 .ngs Company Pomeroy 1971 TR 6 Troumph $1 ,500 1970 Oh1o Ford Falcon $650 Phone 992 7720 1951 FORO truck thrH fourth ton rough Phone 8.43 2645 after 6 m -------- WILL 00 odd tobs roof1ng po1n ling hauling tree work and mow•ng Phone 992 7409 -- .-,;:..:::,~ . -=----- -- For the Syracuse area. Earn extra spencfing money and Ylluable prizes. (614) 992-2156 can 1be ~ Sentinel POMEROY, 0. Applications are now IHtlng accepted for a eervlce station ' ., attendant. We nMCI a mature ' adult. no stuclenta. Hours 4 to 9 PM 6 clays a wMic. ~- FURNISHED 2 bedrm apartment odult5 only m Middleport Phone'l92 387• 3 AND • RM furn1shed and un furniShed opts Phone 992 5o().l COUNTRY Mob1le Home Pork Rt 33. ten m1les north of Pomeroy Lotge lots w1th concrete pohos sidewalks runners and oH street parking Phone 992 7•79 ONE bedroom aportmenls ot VILLAG£ MANOR on Moddleporl lor SlCW monthly plus elec CH" $130 1ncludmg electnc LOWfR RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS COnvemenl to shopp1ng on Th1rd and Mill Streets 1n M•d dl~t Brand new h1gh qual! ty apartments See the manager ot Apt 16 or call ----- WANTED some forge furmlure and household 1tems for con s.g,;m.,_t for oudton sole Atlyone who •s mferested call 742 2975 - 1 ONE 8UCK shHp or trde Hove a good selectton of coins to sell or trade Also have supphe1 and metal detecots Roger Wamsley on Leodtng Creek ond Rutland Rood Phone 742 2331 for on ol lor -- Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds:. 1 I B • Serv . ' VICSS ' uszness -t·- bross / liMBER. ~For Fast ,ELOOM R~ttt C•ram1cs luppen .,_ Ploono. Ohio ep.ning Sepo 13th. Closs•• Monde~y 7 to 10 Toetday 9 to 12 7 lo 10 Thursdoy ' fo .. 1 to 10 o 1s count to temor c1tb:ens Coli lWO Buick Rlvtero good cond1 (bU J 6673252 Pauhne Doni lion new lires 1900 Phone for clots reservot•ons 7.. 2 2796 ______ --S -Garage in M•d _ _ _Montego _ __.,_p _ _ _ CARL BRANNAN 197 1 Mercury 1 pb dleport now OfMt" under new a1r .,8 ry me• $1295 Phone management Mechan•c and Gltn Btssell 949 2801 or 9•9· body ~~r~_!ne ( Pete) Bau 2860_ - - - - __ _ -----· FULlER Brush Product• the F I P 1971 Ford Mavenck p s p b corpof sweer.;;r Now on o lr lot• of chrome real 1harp special regu or $2.4 95 now low mileage $1395 Phone $19 95 Offer exp•res Oct 7 Glen B•uell 949 2801 or 949 1976 Phof)e 992 3•tO 2860 - ~-- ·-- -• -I NEEO tronsporlolion to Jock~on 1973 TOYOTA Corolla excellent e'o'frr morning Monday cond1t1on 38 000 m1les lhrough Frtdoy I must be Ihere $1500 00 Call304 882 2343 no later tl'.on 7 om ot the Man - ~--- - - - - - - - - power lrQ1n1119 Center 1 w1 ll 1975 MONTE CARLO automatic poy $25 per week one woy power steenng power brakes Phonem SS68 olr condl110ning AM radio and --ttereo rally wheols will •ell SHOOTING Match every Sundoy reasonable Phane992 7036 ust off Rt 7 br poss by Rock - ~ ~- - - - - - - 1WmgsCemetery 1970 PONTIAC 2 door hardtop _ -r:.._ - - - ---- __ p s , pb air $600 Phone ~RIMSTONE Motorcrou Sunday (61•) 985 4~.t5 1 p m Amateur sem 1 pro new street tro ll class Ro1n or shine !967 ONE HALF ton pickup b cyhnder standard, good conch 2 mde! out of County Aood 56 1. Coolvill e Phon& (614)667 3670 lion as,.•ng _ _ _ ___ __ _ _ ngs 742 3081 $450 Coli even 1 l!ltfon 1101"1 ICCIPttd flrtf Cfly Of S2 00 17 um --- mn21 ONE SO 000 BTU Warm Morn1ng c1rculatmg heater Coli 992 5227 REGISTER£0 one holf Arob mare and gekjmg both 6 yean old Prtced to s.ell bkwt Htll Pom..!r~-~ 3885_,_ - · -..-MEN S 10 •peed 26 onch bb. 2 baby bodo, baby •wong pa< table tape player Can be seen at 1he white house Mbu'ld men tot health center Apt 1 TWO NEW 6 ply recap t1tes H 78 15 truck fires and one tube $35 One pull OUI bumper lor one half or thrH fourth ton truck for 9ft 10 It or ll ft comper, $135 N E Vonomon Rutland Oh1o CORONET on good cando lion Call - ---· ---------· 9971356 6SO TRIUMPH chopper rebu1lt engtne new seat very good concht•on $450 Phone 992 mo TWO TRAILERS for rent one 3 bedroom unfurnt~hed one 2 bedroom furn1shed Phone 742-3122 $.ALE -- on• good Ultcl Gibson CGPIIIrtont sldt-by·lidt Make us an offer $200 BEAR GRIZZLY low 461bs qutver and many occessontt $55 Hawken muule loader, 50 caliber many occftsories Sl80 Call 31:!6 - ---- - - 50 Acre form $room house out buildings fru1l trus 2 loco lions mode for oil and gas well1 own water system on goo(t blacktop rood Coli 8•11 Clonch ~2 5795 - ~ ----~-•6 room house modern kitchen, carpeting 1n Harrlson'lille con ven•ent 10 mmes 19000 Phone 742 27 96.. ------ ~=========~;-;====:::::::-;::::::::::::~ Contlnuou oilt 'Ieee "'"'"· We hl~t. or do It younolf Stltd•l prlcn to llvilclerl. Phone 949-2814 9 A.M. 5 P.M. ----ranch full bose 3 BEDROOM ment goroge 3 years old 1n Rutland Ploano 7•7 7736 ~-..o. ~ ... - ... - ~ - · - · 149 ACRE form two houses c•tr water mineral r1ghts good paslure land 75 acres tillable some turtber s..,.erol bu•ldtngs 8 m1les north of Pomeroy oH Rl 33 Hemlock Grove Ohio Ask, Phone m 6 ROOMS and both large kltthen and uhllty room fuel 011 fur noce tn letart Townsh1p Con _ toc~~o!.~.e...~~~~:l£_!1_!7_ APPROXIMATUY 20 acres aboul rome th~rd t1mber balance clean rol lang land Very mce hofTtes•tes or wtll develop Water and electnc1ty ovotloble Su Eskey HtH Flatwoods Rood 26 Pomeroy Oh1o or phone '19'23885 NICE 3 bedroom one and one half bath home m Mtddleporl Centerly located Phone 312'/orm 5434 m - ---- ---S Hobstetter Jr REAL GEORGE ESTATE BROKER. POMEROY OHIO PHONE 985 .. 186 oher • 00 p m Offermg complete reo! eliiQte 5erv1ce homes commercials larms one acre lots, appro11mg Graduate Weover School of Real Estate nove been tn the Re<~l Estate 8u51nes5 m Metgs Countr stnce 1951 ,l. ~~~~~~~ In oildrtller loeld d•s.lres Phone m MOBILE home for aale or rent 3 bedrooms ol ullli,lea pold. Pnono'l92·n51 .,!; ------ -- -+ ~ - ~ 1973 12x60 2 bod9 Vln&(lo frailer toke over poym-..ts P_hano_(614J66I 3817 _ __ ~2JC63 Vindaf• undtroinned 10.20 scrHned porch c.,.tral a~r May b. '"" 825 South Se cond Ave Mlddl*fJOrf Phone 997·21177 roa'v ld Parsons, Owntr. "'"!ll' •. 22:1 .no. IXPIIIINQD Radiator. ........-.. ' Iilii. Volvels, nylon prints, herculons, vlnrtsoHds, •nd .. ncr prints, ICCIIIOI'its. DI~Ett FABRIC SALES "1i1 Mlin Stroe1 Pt. Ple. .•nt Ph. 675-:1469 Numinum Siding. Roofing, Gutllls, • · Plintin& and Repair The Complete Remodeling Service -=or Your Horne AI. TROMM OONST ifUi'lllnd 142·2:121 Nl Work GulrlnFrH-stimltH &-23-ZI!Kl. 11£1llllill Se11ic• FliMciiiAIIIIIMt llllllolt. . . Aitla ,. ...... for MIIIIMSUGOIS llli'UCQ(IIT 11111111111 1'4111111111 Sllllf15.1Gff11T SMITH NILSON MOTORS, INC. li ......Z.U74 TRENQIER NOnCE MHIK From'" to 11" wklt •nd up Ill 5 ft. deep wllll or wlfhout pllll furnlllltcl. Under rotc! born up to 12" pl111 llzo. Opon lor P'oll & Wlnlor: ltlloft, Monday thru S1turd1y 10 fD I. Wt hno ORt trotn ftOOie , full of florid• tollott pluts ovor II verlottts In 111 Prom •" ta I" pots a 6' 1 te 10" hlniiRI tlllktts.15c "' ...... tRJBBARDS GREENHOUSE Bill. PUWNS Pamerop, Olllo m.me 9 12 1 mo P!' SpecioHalng In custem built rlfttn for commerci1l, rnd , pole buildings BR IN ;;-::=:-:-:=--r TO YOUR Revive the of )OUr 11J8S• \;IUitoe< your own home py Von SChrader tlry-foam method. ~o muss. No fuss. No odor. Use the !lime day. All work Jlllllntlld. I Phone Coolville 667-3166 • or ... 667-387, Southelstem Ohio Truss Rafter Co. Box21-A Rutlllnd, Olllo 45n5 For Free Eslimltt nAFORD ANY PITCH ANY SIZE 910-lmo ADDOtt • Ph.(414) 742-2409 We O.llver Yorgil B. Sr., lltoltor 110 Mltchllnlc Pomerov. 0. Phanttn-m~ ON RT. 33 - A great f•mlly home of 3 ~ooms, modern, bath and '"· shower in full basement, modem kllchtn with bike and cook units, -ulerful view of the Ohio River. $29,500 UN·ORDINARY 7 bedrooms, living and kitchen paneled, full basement, gas FA furnace, only $5,500 BUILDING- About 30 x -«l at Dexter on corner tot wtth plenty of parking Might sell on land contract. HOMESITES for sale 1 ocre and up Mtddleport neor Rutland Coll'192 7<81 NEW 3 bedroom he use 1 2 baths oil elec:: , 1 acre Middleport close to Rutland Phone 992 7481 .., SMAll farm for sale 10% down owner fmanced Monroe Coun ly W Va Phone (304) 7n 3107or(304)7n 3227 COUNTRY farmland w1th sedud ed wdods water and good ac cess 1n Monroe County W Va Sl 000 dawn call (304) n2 3107or (3041 n2 3227 $3,500. SECLUDED Your family will enjoy this privacy of 11 aues. 4 bedrooms. lV:o bllhl, gas furnace. good spring water, B acres fenced, NEWLISTING-7'¥< acres .4 room house, both. gas heat. 7 porches and 7 oulb\JIIdlngs Askin $9,500 MAIN - POMEROY, 0. WE ARE IN GREAT NEED OF LISTINGS WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS FOR ALL OF PROPERTYSELL CALL US NOW, HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER, APPRAISER. CONSULTANT m-2259 or m.2ua CENTRAL REALTY CO. story NEW LIST! NO Ever dream of owning your own golfcourse? Hert's..t_our chance lor you or vour trltnd& fo own a nice rolling golf courM, 50'12 acrft, 9 greens, nice mOdern club hoUH, outbuilding with all spraying' •nd lttdlng eqUipment, natcls some mowing and a Illite rtllllr work on (1011 couno. This could bt purcheltcl wlfh the 113 tc:rn llsttcl above and davtloped into a blauliful 18 hole golf courM, call for appl Plumbong - REMODELING healing and all types of general repa1r Work guaranteed 20 years &K penence Phone 992 2•09 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY -Aerl•l-lndustrlal con1tnctlon Prowrtn , -complete Schaol Strvlct 0&0 TREE Tnmmtng 20 yean e~e: Un~trtrldUIIt t I per~ence Insured free EltmtntlrY. estimates CaU 992 2384 or School Jllackllt lllctures (6")698 7257 Albany Seniors & Ytlrbook -Wtd.lngoSEWING MACHINE Repairs, oer 'tltCe all makes 992 228.4 The Fobr~c Shop Pomeroy Authom:ed S•nger SOles and Servtce We sharpen Sc1ssors Photo1r1phy 91S..ISS EXCAVATING do~:er loader and Chester, Ohio backhoe work dump trucks 8 18 I nfiO and lo boys for ~·ure w1ll haul fill dirt to totl limestone and grovel Call Bob or Roger Jtf · fers dar phone 992 7089 night phone 992 3525 or 992 BRADFORD Auctioneer CoO): 5232 • plete Serv1e& Phone 949 2487 EXCAVATING doZ&r backhoe or 949 2000 Racine Oh1o Critt and d1tcher Charles R Hat Bradford ," f1eld Bock Hoe Servtce ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR ~ Rutland Oh1o Phone 742 2008 Sweepers toasters nons, pjl sePtiC Sy'Stems Installed by amoll appliances Lawn mowtr11 licensed Installer Shtpard next to State Highway Garage Contractors Phone 7•2 2409 on Roule 7 Phone (614) 9B5 3825 " SI!PTIC TANKS deGnod Mod•rn SonfiOIIOn 992 395. Or 992 7.7B KEN GROVER ,, -· " SAVE ON CARPETING WILL do roof10g, cons1ructlon plumbmg and heating No job too large or too small Phone 7•7 234B CARPENTER flooring cetlmg _ pan•llng Phone 992 2759 BUILDING remodeling and repalra Quahty work eff1clent ierv~ee Jets• Rodman phone '1925980 EXCAVATING 8ACKHOES AND DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED LOW BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS BILL PUlliNS PHONE '192 2•78 DAY OR NIGHT PROTECT your owlmmlng ~ Winterizing kll1 coven an Ufr .. service for above or In ground pools 0 Bumgord ner Sal•& Middleport Ohio Phone'l92 577' t• I IIIST ALL ED Rogu,.rSJus '10.95 Sq. Yd. Evoryd1y money 11ver: Good choice colors. 12 or 1Sl!f. 501 NYlON · i'Green,gold.rtcl, blue, rull. ~ II yourself. with podding. 17.95 sq rei. With Nddlnglnst•lled SUS squm y1n1 CALL 742-22 II TALk TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET COIUULTA!IT DITCH Dogging Phone (30<) 773· 5839 or(:lO< I 773 5788 RUnAND · ----- HOCKING RIVER Trading Com pony GUNS-OVER 750 IN STOCK Buy, &ell trade 478 Richland Alhtno Ohio •5701 Phone (6141 593 B'ifl6 PURNRVRI - btllllll 142-2211 :..l POMEROY Mulberry Avonue location Two bedroom, living room. kitchen, and dining arH Jlh baths Large bock porch, prlctcl to Mil $9,100. COOLVILLE- Nlcomod. brick home containing three bedrooms, dining room.llvfng room with flrept•ce, lull biHmont with garage, large Irani porch, nat. gits. furnace, city wator and well water, a blllutlful homo with approx. 5V• acres of land. fruit t r - ond shade lrttl surrounding It Plenty of gardan space. good fishing arH CIDIO by.localtclln Coolville, Qoto Priced ot ontr 132,000 Call now TUPPERS PLAINS- 101 ICI'H o1 rolling land, all mlnoral rights, approx 10 •cres tlf,.blt land, eome pasture land llfld limber, good lake site Mctdtrn 1'12 llorv. hOUH rec:::r, ••lnllhtcl on lnsido, all carpeted except kitchen, 1lnlng 3 ~room, dint• room and bl11mont, 2 car garege. Nl~e location on Co. Rd. A6 clolo to Tuppen Plolns. Qolo. Priced for quick sale $32,000 Call for 1ppoint. WI ARIJELLil~O PROPIRTY AND NIID YOUR LISTING JIMMY DIEM 949-2311 CALL •e w.,. · , · e l:aotifs:• ... 'Mon., T111111 ·ThurldiY'hll12 ~ noon •. FRIDAY TIL 8 '\e ....-.. Close Sat. ... ~t 5 p.m. ltce~t properly, Ebersbach co , ItsT!h t~~~M.~:·~r~ll:~n~ lnd 1111gns to 1 trom surtece n1son ot m lnlna Slid prom 11110 bOVO .t,ny 11·,;~::!~ri ~::~ required or used said Tht Martin Company, Itt 1ucc1110rs and 1so1gns to bt pold tor tl tht role ot 1100 per acre, and provided tb1lln lhe operollon of seld premises for oil and gas the semt shell not In any manner whatsoever hinder, delay or Inconvenience The Martin Ebersbach Company, Its succt110rs and assigns In tho enloymont of lht rtghland privileges granted It to mine and remove coal under or upon or onr said above dncrlbei:t premises Also seve lnd except the following parcel Btltlnntng 11 1 point In the proptr!Y lint Of G T cerleton, tl al , and A o end Lllllon Smith, sold point being at Statton 96 o• In tho center line of survey made by the Department of Highways thance running In 1 Norlh eaaltrly direction In the ctnttr of old road •nd In the eroperty line belween G T Carleton, et al , and John Lyotia 534 feet more or 1~11 to 1 point ,.0 feet from and at rfghl anglos 10 Slallon 101 21 thlflct In 1 Southwesterly direction following a curve to the right, lame hl~lna 1 r1otu1 of 2825 ttet, a distance of 178 fnt, more or less to 1 point .0 feel from and ol rlghl angltl to Station 99 50, thence In 1 Northerly dlrtctlon 10 teet to a polnl 50 fetl from and 11 rlgh1 engltl 10 Stallon 99 SOl lhtnct following s•td curve Ia the right, same having 1 raotus of 2815 feet • dlslance of 281 feet tr~ore or less to • ,palntJn the property line bt ~ween G T carleton. et 11 • and A o 1nd Lillian Smith, 11td point bolng 50 feet trom and ot right angles 10 SlatiOII 96 69, thence following •property line In a Southerly ~Jractlon 150 ftet more ar less lo the place of botf Inning 11 II underslood lftll the slrtp of lond above described 11 not to bt In excess of 50 feel In wtdlh and contelns o 96 atres more or Ins. ol which tho present r,oad occuplts 0 48 acres more or ltll A lao, save 1nd tJCcept lhe following p~rcel Beginning at • paint In lht properly line between G T carleton, tl 11 • and John Lyons. satd polnl being •01111 from ond al right engtn 10 Statton 10• 10 In tho center line of survey made by '.~!the Dep1rtment ot Highways. thtnce In a Northeasterly dlrecllon In sold properly line ;ana In tnt center of lftt old ,.Old 90 fttt. more or less to • •patn1 In said property llno at Stttlon 10•-1-t, thence In a ,Nortbeosterlv dlrectton 57 feel more or leu to a paint .40 feet from end el right lftlltl IO 1Stallon 10• tMntt IOIIawlng a curve to the ltft, ume hiVIng a radius of U72 !ttl. o dlllanco of •7 5 foot to the ploco of b~lnnlng as shown on the plens on file In lhoofflco altho Depirlmenl of Hlghwoyo In Columbus, Ohio. II II undtriiOOd 1hll the llriP ot lan~ lbovt ducrtbod II no1 In OXCtll Of 40 fut In Wldlh •nd cont1ln1 10 acres, more 'lr leu, of which )he pretenl road occupltl Of"acl"tl, more or loss And bolng lht samt property conveyed bY Motcolm C Rollor. 01 11 IO W. F, Herlell, by ~ttd de ted 10· 25 31 •nd recorded In Vot. 11 Pogo •• Of tftl D100 Records, Mtlgs Counly, Onto Tht 11ld W F MoriOII dotl hereby except and reserve Vnto hlmsolf, btl btln 1nd assigns lho full ont hill In ltrHI In Ill lftt Oil and gn roy•lly which mev bt derlvod frOm Jho producllon of all and 011 on the premlus lhortlnobovt ducrlbed Ex copt the all an~ gos on lho lbOVI prtmiiOI Wllft lhO right JO op•r•t• and produce sem• - Rofortnct Dttd Vol lls, Plge917. Dlld Rteords Meigs ounly, Ohio , , Sold real till It Is llsltd on lne t•x duplictlt •• btlng 41 so ocrn " SOld 11Jt 11 to bt conducted Jl courl Houto 11tp1 In . Pomeroy, Olold, 11 10 1m tn lbt 2n~ dOY ' Of ;octo~or. 1976. and shall hoi bt sold tor loss thon two lhlfdl 't l the IPPrtlltcl vohlo. Tht ,.pprolltcl volue 11 111.333 33 , fmmotlllltly fofiOWfng 1110 ~ult, t am offering tor ••le the !tfrsonol properly, l_ncludtng ~If r1gft1, tlflt end Intern! now •tWnod bY C•r~lnll In 4orprlsn, Inc In •nd to tn Stoto Llquot' flltrlnll, tor I 1111 thon fWo.tftlr~l of tht ppnlsed price Tb• IP prolltcl prtco of 1ho porsonel ;,toporly, lncludtno tftt liquor 1aorm11. 11 12,500 , Sold rttl ntete hoi been llnOWn 11 tho Shtnonv Springs ' ~ty. The. rHI tlt•lt ~ •fed on 1111 WMI lldt '" hlo lttto R'ollto No. 7. leld solo of "" roel :;aroperly tnd r•nonol -pr-ty II IUbltc lo 1111 1pprov•1 of tho Courl of co,.mon Pion, Meigs 10 1 •$. Hl-lO SHAG DOZER work and welding Con toct Jame• Porson1 Rt 1 Rocme on Carmel Road • - \..lfii'L IIVTII:I 'I hortOy euiiiOriJO tor 1010 lht following descriiM<I rHI lillie Tht following dllcrlbed frtm 1111 IIIUOIOd In tho TownlltiP of Sllllbury, County et Mtf81 1nc1 llote Of Oftlo . aeetnnlnt In hcllon 3, Town 2, R•nt• U lllfllnntng 1 11ftt Northwtll cor nor at tho Nortftttlt qu1rttr of 10id section No S1111enco 50tj111 >10 cnolno ond -10 lln~s mort or ''" tolhO southwest corn or of 11 1d quertor IHIIon 11 tftt county roed lttdlng from PomerDY to Chllttr, thence following 101d rood In o Norlh ttslorly ~1roct1011 to tftt Wtsl 11no of tfto illldl 01 Wlllltm corltiOIII lfttnce Norlft 29 dtlfrttl 65 links to lht North uno of aold Stctfon , thence Wtll on tht Norlh Uno of ttld section 7 cholnl and U links to lbO piiCO Of btltlfllllng. con talnlnQ 21'.4 ecrtt. more or 1e11, 11vt end except from tht obovo dtscrlbotl Prtmlsts tho taltowtng doscrlbotl lroct or percel1 to wit Botflnnlng 11 fht NOrtbwtll corner of Hit Northeast querlor of Stctton No 3, lhenct soulh 100 1oo11 tntnto E1&17 cn1tlls and •• links 10 o slakt. tnenct Norlh 700 tool to lftt Norln lint of sol~ Stcllon, thtnct Wnt on tht North lint of s1ld Soctton 7 Chtlnl 1nd 14 llnkl to tho rllct 01 bttlnnlng. alSO tMCOP Ill tht COt! un derlylng tho above dtscrlbtd prtm 1111 and the exclusive rlghlln ptrptl~lty to mlno and remove 11ld tOlland to u1e et ell times so much ot tht surlact 11 Tht Mertln Ebtrs Hctl Compeny, ltssucceuors 1nd eulan• m1y Clttm l"'tttlllrr, to open, operate ~nd oqu p t complete cool mining property, with buildings and nllroad 1w1t chtl ntctSIIry to mInt. load and carry IWIY cOli from sold prtm lsts, 1110 for drainage end deposit of rofust and lht right to heul through and over said pram 1111 col I from ad oo SyriCUII, Q, M&GTruss-Raftels 113 acrH farm, 10 tc:rn tillable farm houM, 1 rooms & both, all her f109r1 and biMrnont. 8em and other putbulldlngs, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm prlctcl to go Locatotl noer Cheater, call for appt WANTED- F-EifiiiiMel On~w.rtl lxpert P1iflll,. lneurllflce Worlt W.leitlwo St. Rt. 1 Coolville, Olllo ..J.J127 1-29·11110• ' NEW LISTING - SITUA ASSORTED RUBBER N CAR,ETING ..:n.f mn 5014 room house and both dug well and 2 outbutldmgs fenced and mtn•ral r~ghts $19 000 Coli 7.2 2766 WINilteN Rlfllllce-' '6.95 ~=~~~§~~~=~ APPR0x!MATEt:Yi -.;r~b after5p mg $65 m OClO Racine, Ohio Squ1r. flrd lllltllloMI 992-7320 Evenings ' ' ,., Sills CMPET Sfi)P to - - -- - ~. . .:.. QONE GIJTTER SERVICE NEW HOME total wlectnc 3 bedroom lull carpet 1 113 dl C k acres, Lea ng rH woter syslam near longs'tliJie and minos Call7•• 2819 ian~ 2 Wll DO babysitting in my home or your home W1ll also do housework ond ironh'lg in the Me•gs Counly Areo Call Eloise P1ckett or Modolrn Pickett :t; II ' G. E. Good used relrlgerotor -· fourth inch plywood bottom sidea and ends, thrte·fourth In ch lumber $25 Phone 'N9 2593 ~ -· - ~3 •·d f I 520 UG room house or so • at Sycamore St M•ddlepart, good buy for S8 000 Phone 992 3578 or 992 7667 near Rutland HOUSE for rent n110r Mine 1 c'oll m.n91 :___ _,.,.. HOUSE ! 5 rooms and bolh In M1d da.port, Oh•o Contact 992 3457 TRAilER lot, 3 m1les north of Chester on County Rood 36 (Sumner ROod) Phone 985 •29• 2 BEDROOM mobile home 5 acres ground rural and private • miles east of Darwin Call985 3'17• rn;::w~~ (Jon R--t ~~J~+.:.=: s:ftj __ -z~ ftl.l ~ - $32,500 2 Bedroom mobile home Dexter Phone '192-5{158 ar.a Phone 992 5858 sto.,• Worm Morning go• stove used merchon dtse atnewlheandAuclton Houu Horton St Ma1on W Vo Phone (~ ) 7~~5-4~ _ CAREFULLY - Consider this 29 acres of woods Has 1 14 x 70 3 bedroom mobile home with city water and fuel oil furnace, m,500 PRIVATE Formal dining, modern kitchen, large family room with new fireplace, J bedrooms. wash room. gas well. furnace and 15 auos. only m ' - AucnoH Friday. 1 r M wood kltcMn cabmet wood heoting m,ooo 1969 Call 1.J0t 675-3240 -- --- - - AVAILABLE at R1verstde Aport ments 1 bedroom aport ments $100 per month 2 bedroom apartments $133 per month One pnce tor oil Phone 3::: 77c.:c 3:___ ____ . 2 Bedroom tra•ler reol n•ce adults only Pt;one 992 332. -------2 Bedroom mobile home in Roc•ne f Phone 985 3833 ~~~or_ Auctiull "• 11- Tl» DaJJt Sentfgel, ~dllleJlOI~1Ilftl'll J •' ue, 'F.Io oo DAN 1HOMPSON ,~' !'( FORD NO IIAIONAIU OFPIII&UIID i··vSEO CARS-PRICElJiOW TRUCKS Ranger 1t1 Ton Pickup, VB, automatic, P.S.r air, white CII'IY. . bed cover, eve level mirrors, mag type wheel covers, sliding rear window, rur -_tep bumper, white wall tires. This was Gene's personal demo, miles. 1976 Ford P. B., 1172 f'Grd GIIMI T01iao Sport ......... '1995 Alr, P.S , CltllliMidt 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., auto. trans., factory a lr .......... $2295 75 Plymouth Duster 318, automatic, factory air, P.S., P.B., 14,000 out eraln trim, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof. ...... ........... ...••........ .. .... S~595 1974 Chevy Monte Carlo, 350 V-8, automatic, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, with sun roof, swing out bucket seats, AM-FM stereo, radial tires. local owner and sharp. 54200 1973 Ford LTO 4 dr ., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, tilt tr.-s , P . S mileage Verr clean, auto. tr11111 1973 Pido 2ownerDr.......................... '2195 Ont e.r.,ul locel 1974 VII. 8u11e ......................... '2795 Low Wt have 1976 See: Pat Hill, Rocky Hupp Melvin Uttle good deal on 1 new or used vehicle DAN PSON co 1U POMEROY Mo:Tt\R 1 ·.GO P.M. OPEN EVES. • POMEROY, OHIO At<C lnsh S&tler pups for sola $75 eoch Phone(304) 67H625 - - For .._ , , PUII.IC NOTICE TO · ELTHA STANSBURY MUSTARD, If llvlnt wftost unknown: TO ALDA J EASTERDAY , ldllr•a unknawn, TO: I!DGARD WHEELER, adffess un-nown TO. PEARL BENNETT, llllras unknown. TO: Lolo Stybond, ed~rtst ICI••• Is Ufllttown, Lutlll wn; Dlvlaf address Ruth Wrlnktlmln, ad d~ unknown. T : Lottlt GOiklll, Oddrtst u AOwn, T : Lull Wheeler, 1ddr111 vllbtwn. TO: fltOit W Gaskill, address u£wn. T Relph Hollor, l~dreso u wn TO THE UIIKNOWN HEIRS, DMISEES, LEGATEES. A IIIIISTRATORS, AND AS GNS OF EL TMA STANS IU Y MUSTARD, If dtetoud, ROBERT W STANSBURY If dtCtiSid. LOTTIE GASKILL, If dtcone<t, MINNJE HOLLER, if ~ocuud, FLOYD EASTERDAY, If dtCtiSOd, LULA WHEELER. If lltctllfd, ZADIA HENRY, -Hod. I!VA J PARR, dt~Oitd, GEORGE H $T IIISBURY, dtCtlled, JA ES W STANSBURY, decoosed, EMERSOIII ! ITANDIURY, deCtllld, VAL1111DA EASTERDAY. lltCIIItd. SARAH A STANS IU1I, dtCtiiOdl ANDREW I ANSIURY, dtctiHd. Afftl SMITH STANSBURY, doCtiiOd, IIIETTIE ROSS, cltctosed, EARL ROSS, dlltosod, CORA 8 IAITI!RDAY, t1eco11ed 1nd ILVA I WELLINGTON. dlelllfd YOU tro fttrtby noflf loti lhll yov hlvt bttn named nll In 1 lag•l ectlon ltoitlrll C. 0'Br1tn VI Collins, Trtnurer of Ctlllllly, el ol This ftes bMn ealtnotl Cue No 16,22:1 In lhe Common Pl . . Courl of Mol" County, l saver t SAVE$ OF llpL 11, 1171 ARIEl(- 21·April11) Improper exocutlon could deprive you ol your opparlunltles loday Don't blow your advenltgH wtth rallt 1actles TAUAUI (ApriiiiO-MIJ 201 Be careful how you phrase wha1 you say today Someone's anger coul~ be aroused through a slip of tho lip BRAND NEW '76s CHEVmE VEGA MONZA NOVA OEM1N1 (Miy 21-.lww 201 Follow your more prudonl In· stlncts where finances are con corned today Be 11ght·fl&1ed rather than 1 apturger @) ~' ~ i - In the Common Pleas court, Prollltt Division MtiVI Count¥, Ohio IN THE MATTEI! OF SETTLEMENT OF At· COUNTS, PROlATE COUIIT MI!IGS COUNTY, bHIO Account• end vouchers of the fOllowing nemed flducltrles ha~e bun filed In tnt Prob1le Courl, Mofgo County, Ohio, fOr approval and settlem•nt c~othlng CASE NO 11.620 Fortieth • FAMILY Yord Scile ol 77• Con· Accounl ol Myrllt E Carman, dor St Pomeroy Antique$ Guardian of CIY~t W Car an lncomper.nt Person and something for everybodr man, CASE NO 21,416 First ond All cheop Sepl lb 171h 18th Flnat Account or J I Fndoy Saturday, and SLtnday O'Brien, Executor of 1ht 9 00 a m behmd landmark 1f Estate of Kate Prl", Oe~ened ram cancelled CASE NO 20,242 Second YARD SALE 129 Falrlane Dnve Current Account of Bernard Middleport 9 a m on Sotur v Fultz, Trustto of tho Trust day Se~l 18 Lots of girls undtr the Will of Edno K dothtng Other mise 1tems stew1rt, O•cened CASE NO 21.502 First IIIII Pnone 997 3346 Final Account of Edgar 6 FAMILY Carport Sale 918 South Sellards, AdmlnlstrltOr of ttlt Third M1ddleport Sept 20 10 Eslolo of Wlllltm Ernool a m 1111 b p m , Sept 21 10 Sellardl. Oecttlld CASE NO 21.717 Flrtl ond a m till 5 p m A'o'on5 adults Final Account of Ellzow111 children, 1nfant clolhtng Carman, executrix of lht boob toyt tools elc Estate of Homer Carmen. SIX Famdy-Carport Sale """918 .Deceased CASE NO 21.779 First and South Tl .ud M1ddleporl Final Account 01 Helen I! September 20 10 1111 6 p m aeroeloh, executrllr. ol tht Sept 21 10 t1IIS Avons 1nfont ESIIIe of Wllll•m D. children adult clothing books &argeloh, Dtc:tned Unless exceptions art flied tor• and tools etc ..~---~ thereto, said accounts will bl YARD SALE, Solurdoy S"f>l IBih, for heorfng btfore Nld ,courl on11 dGJ' only Jean S1out, on lht 11111 dlr of Ocoobor, residence Coll•ge Rood, 1976. el whtcft 11m• Nil~ ac counts will bt consldtrotl and Sy~acu.e .~hlo conttnutcl from NY lo dop PORCH SAI.f Sundoy and Mon unlit finally dlspostcl of Any person lnterast-. WilY day acrots from Portland School Clothing and houtehold file written ..CI"f>llllnl to 111~ occounto or to mllttrl per Items lolnlng lo lht oxocutiOn of 1M trust, not In• thin flvt days prior to 1110 •tt Itt fer hearing county. Oftlo Monntnt D. we•ster, ~.~. . f CARSON CROW temmn , .... Court. RECIEIVER OF CARDINAL Prolllll Dlllllf. ., I!NTERPR1SIS,INC Moftt c . .nty, oate (91310172. 191 11. 1Sc 1101 1, Sic • speed, 4 cyl , a real sporty car, gas Nelson. Bernie• B - Ooot sm 1"9 V. W. 2 DR. Runs good, new llrn, radio Bill Grapt-1 1972NOVA2 DOOR S169S Local! ownor car, good tires, c!Hn Interior, 'cyl , std trans Pfii~--iVJi~~=-_-:~-:.~~ '1495 1974 Opel Manta clean Astro- lt74 CHEVELLE MALIBU S2195 • door local! oWIIor wilh leu than 33.000 miles. 350 VB engine. automatic. power steering and brakes Like new w.w llres. factory air. radio. wlillt ovor dark green Ray Riggs Olester.o. 4dr, alr,local car, a real good car Don't Forset We Give JO% Discount To Senior Citizen• On All PGrt• Gncl LGbor Done In Our Shop 2SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. QUMJTY RIGGS USED CARS •2195 1970 Buick leSabre 4 Dr. Story or FORD Case Farm Tractor, 4 sp. trans., 3 point hitch. $675 •1895 1971 Dodge Polara 9 Pass. Be sure you check with the Friendly Dealer before you buy your next car. See or call one of these friendly salesmen . Ceward Calvert, J.D. Closed 5unCIIY 71 Ford Torino 4 dr ., station wagon, factory air, automatic, P.S., P.B., rack on her back .................... $1495 "Good Selection of Cheaper Cars In Stock." Auto, P S, P B, only 41,000 miles, re<OI nice. Evenings Tii7:GO Except Thurs. and Sat. automatic ............................. $1395 1972 Chevelle 4 Dr. Sedan dr, H T, green with vinyl fop, air, real sharp atr room or Open 1972 Chev. Imp. CIJStom ..f 1695 1975 Buick Century Cust. 2 Dr. HT Air, vinyl top, mags, 1hls car Is show AND MANY MORE a '2495 1 to a For •1495 Air, all white. real nice wagon. priced to sell Mavtrick's, Mustangs and Pinto's ltllttck and reilly sell allow clearance prices. 1m trucks are llere F·lGO, l5G's and F2SO's. Be the flrstto own new 1m Ford truc:k. 1973 Ply. Sat. CustD% 4 &., sedan, factory air, automatic, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, clean .....................$1995 1972 Vega, 4 cyl., factory air, hatchback ............................. $1195 1972 Plymouth, 2 dr ., H. T ., auto. trans., factory air .......... $1~95 1972 Pontiac Lemans, 2 dr., coupe, 6 cyl., a.!:'J~matlc, P.S .............._. $1695 1972 Olds Toronado Custom, one owner & loaded ..................... $1995 1972 Pinto Station Wagon, 4 cyl., Air vinyl top, extro low mlleoge for 77 Waaun mll~age roof . ...............................•.... $2795 . Auto, local owner. auto a real gas saver 1174 a., 'n tun Piclup ..............'3295 Low tt74 f'Grd Pickup 'n tun ............. }3195 Ont owner. 1174 ,., 2 Dr........................... '2795 1973 Chevy Impala 4 dr., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinlyroof.. ............. $~~95 1973 Dodge Polara Custom, 4 dr. sedan, factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, radial tires. A nice family car ..................................... 51995 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom, 4 dr. H.T., factory air, P.S., P.B., vinyl ~- 1972 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. HT trll!11' wheel. · ••••••••• •· ·••••••·: •·•·•• •• ••• S2495 ----- YOUR ~roomdMn miles .......••••••••••••••.•••••••.•••••• $2195 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan, IF YOU hove a servtce to offer wont lo buy or sell somettung oe looking for work or whotevar you II QVI results foster w1th o Sentinel Wo/lt Ad Coll992 7156. YARD SALE Frldoy Sepl 10 10 o m to • p m Corner Rt 7 and Co Ad 26 F1ve Po1nls Ml Her man Womens Mlss1onary Assn CARPORT Sale Sepo l71h IBih Friday and Saturday Main St Rutland Ohio across from Rutland Auto Soles Good 992-2174 mllt~gt CARS Rt. 7 POMEROY, 0. 1m v11. 2 IJr..............................1795 l.ft 1171 Ftrd Mawick 2 Dr............... '1695 ""d 1112 Qlualll Imp. 2 ~..............'2195 Onllocllowner. 1174 Ftrd -ick 4 ~- ...............'2795 1174 Ford Grl1d Torino 4 Dr..........'2795 Ole locll-. 1110 Fcrd Ranc:hau C. Trucl........ '1795 WlltCI ..no. 1113 v.w..,.;y·r-,~ -.............................. '2495 Auto. Inside •...••.•••.......• :. •..•...•.••.•.• $2000 Lacatecl:ln SMITH NELSON MOTORS We Loolc 1974 Ford F-100, 6 cyl. standard trans., long wide bed .............. $2495• 1973 Chevrolet 1!2 Ton Truck, 350 V-8 engine, stand. trans., long wide bed, radial tires, Sharp .................. $2495 1972 Ford Econollne Van, 302 V-8, long wheel base, partly finished • t AT 1he Closer You Look, The leHer Ill 985-4100 CARS 01 TRUCKS ... 2,600 Roger Riebel BIG SAVINGS! ON NEW 01 USED Ohio •5769 The object Of the complaint 11 to dtttrmlnt heirs and P.trtltlon re11 estate deacrlbed II tOIIowt. sflu•ltd In Olive Townsnlp, Molg' Counly, CANCER (J- 21-.luly 22) Your productlvlly will be diluted cohaldorabty 1oday II you dont ksep your priorities In order Attend lo Important proJocls wtoro ptaytng LEO (~uly 23•Aug. 22) Tlleres a pos<'~lllty you could creatv some needless problems today because of your Impatience Play everylhing cool VIRGO (Aug. 21o8ept. 221 II may not be worth tf'le price !n OhiO; the tong run, to get somelhlng Being In Section 35, Town 3, Ran111 11 of the Ohio com you want loday Weigh your pany's Purchlll. end being moves wisely the IOUfhtllf QUitftl' Of the northwnl Qutrttr of sa id LIBRA (lllpl 23-001. 23) You section, end being described can got olhora to do your bid· in Sarel'l R Sttnsbury's will as ding today If you make the upper f~rm on tt.e north ouggosllona, Instead of Issuing slo. of Sh1de River. con commands Be a leader. bu1 talnlng Hventy (70) acres, mort or 1111. and being don t do II loudly dtscrlbtd In tho Melts Counly tCORPIO (001. 24-NOII 221 Auditor's oupllcettl •• south tilt Df northwest •A con Compllcattona may arlseloday talnlng 50 acrta more or ll'U regarding e matter where you You are required to answer have a vested Interest It can be lhe Complain! wllhln 28 days unraveled If you view It Iller lht 1111 PUbltCitiOn of rationally lhfl nollct. whlcn will be publiSh tel once each week lor 8AGITTARIU8 (Nov. 23·0tc. six consecutive w•ks The 21) Oon t take 11 upon yourself last pubHcatlon will be made on O~t e, 1976 ••~ the 21 to make decisions or com· dart for antwer w111 stert on mllmenta for olners today lftot date without first gettong 1helr per· It\ case of your failure to mission tnswer or lfhtrwltt respond IS roqulrtd bY tile Ohio Rules CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jon. of Civil Procedure ludgment 11) You won't make sound by def1uff will be rendered )udgmenls today If you yield 10 against you for reflef domondtct In this complolnl preuure Oon'1 w talked Into LARRY I SPENCER, oomethlng that will cause you Cl trk of Cour t1, problems Common Pleas Court Meigs Counly, OhiO AQUARIUI (~en. 20·'tb. 111 (9) 3, 10, 17, 24, (10) 1, I, 61C Ksep your mind on lho Job today Your allentton apan lsn t quUe up to par II tnoughla wander. your work will auffer PIIC!I (l'eb. 20·Morcll 211) Tree! tho property of othera10· PlEAWiiE"HORSlS and panle1 day wllh the respact you do also w1ll buy horses and your own Relurn what you panoes Phone (61•) b98 3290 borrow In the condition you recelvtcl It Ruth Re~.s llpL 11,1171 AKC Doberman female 1.4 weeka 1hols t~tcellent Thla year you could m1ke an ped1gree Call Wolter E'o'er•11 Important conta<::t with 7,2 305-1 somaone of considerable In· 3 PUI'~IES 9 week• old Phone fluenct , Culllvale this re!afionanlp ceretully tor 111 9•q7~ many &dvanl.) LUV PICKUPS 'n TON - 6 & 8 CYL PICKUPS %TON - 4 WHEEL DRIVE RECREATION VEHIQ.ES SAVE NOWI YEAR END CLIARANCE • 1976 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY "YOUR CHEJIY DEALE.fl" 992·2126 POMEROY OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P.M. Silurd1y Aftirnoon Bowlint Ltltut saturdiV Afternoon Bowling Lolgut Stpttmbtr 4, 1f76 Won 8 8 8 ham S.pt 11,1916 W L. Nile Owls " 2 Nile Owls Super Siers l• 2 Super St~crs Rood Runners 10 6 Road ~unners Red Barons 6 10 Gutter Busters 0 Gutter Busters 2 14 Team 3 0 Na 3 2 14 Red Barrons o High gllme- J R Wtml High Single Game - Dave ley 1l•4 KeitH Musnr u2, Smllh 162 Dave Smllh , 14? Bob DeMoss lAO Bob Haggy "5 High series ..._ Dave Sm lth High Series - Oa\l'e Smith •o7 Riehle Slane 396, Bob 428, Lanhy l.ongslreth AOl, ' DeMoss 385 Frank Moggy 391 Hi(lh team series - Nlte High Team Stries - Nlte Owls 2082 Road Runners Owls 1976, Super Stars 1970 2058 High Teem Game - Nlte High leam game - Nile Owls 699 Super Stars 671 Owls 783 R.oact Runners 723 ' • • �17' 1976 Mrs. Ford visits in Ohio Thursday Make tomorrow what )QU want it to be Start a high-interest Savings Account tod~y. Watch your money grow. Safely. Quickly. • A happy thought. . pomeroy rutl~nd . tuppers pla1ns pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century established 1872 <XJLUMBUS (UPI)- First Lady Betty Ford campaigned ThW'Sday ln Ohio, a slate she said was "crucial" to her husband's election, and al· though 80 minuU!s behind schedule, she was greeted warmly. The delay caiiSed the crowd at Port Columbus International Airport to dwindle to about 100 persons and Mrs. Ford 'took time to shake hands with most of them. She then went to the Western Electric plljnt on the city's far east side where she was greeted by several thousand employes. Acampaign aide said Mrs. Ford was late because she addfll a few last minute stops ln Michigan before coming here. Mrs. Ford spent almost 90 minutes at the Western Electric plant, shaking hands and talking with workers. Several of the workers carried signs which read "Welcome, First Mama," a reference to Mrs. Ford citizens' band radio MEIGS lliEATRE Friday, Saturday, Sunday Sepi.H-18-19 ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST" Jack Nicholson Louise Fletcher Wm. Redfield R Show starts at Wirer6./i8pftrlbi..;&.wa.. 1 p. m. Elberfelds In Pomeroy IYenina· lliiM today In !be ... Lo.. IGIIllltllll lbe 101. WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC ST. YOUR NEW APPUANCE &T.V. HEADQUARlERS Cloladllll ap Mmday, cooler. Probablllt}' of r.m zero today 10 pet. Mmday. .-tonlPI. Reaching More Than 12,000 VO. 11 FACTORY SALE DAYS! GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT NO. 34 • • ... e IS en e e1gs MIDDLEPORT- C1asaes will resume ln the schools of the Meigs Local District Monday morning foDowing a nine-day' teacher strtlte. The Meigs Local Teachers Association Friday alternooll ratified a new general contract which. was ratified Friday night by the district's board of education. The new agreement which Is retroactive to Aug. 31, when school opened for the new year, provides salary Increases for the teachers total· ing $111,319, not counting Increases for teachers with supplemental contracts Bachelor's Degree Yn. Exp. Just In Time · For The World Series! Index No. Salary Tehn 1.00 fll400.00 172-3 I 2 UH 1.08 3 4 5. 6 7 8 9 1.12 1.16 1.20 1.24 1.28 1.32 1.36 10 . 1.40 11 1.44 and an improved hospitallzation lnaurance salary increases which will automatically plan. go to principals of the dlstrlct. Prlncipala 'f!le increases ln supplemental con· . wW receive the salary Increases glven tra(!l.s, the first Increase ln such colitracts teachers, plus a percentage figure. , since tbe district was formed 10 years ago, . Under the new contract, the beginning wiD amount to about $9,m5 and the in· teacher wtth a bachelor's degree and no creased Insurance costs, With the district experience will receive $11,400 annually now provldlng 100 percent of the family compared to '7 ,950, the salary before the plan for Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Total strtlte began. A teacher with a master's cost of the package for the salary in· degree and II years ~f experience wUl now creases for Instruction, the supplement receive fl4,280 comjlllred to the $12,902.85 contract increases and the boapitaUzatlon paid before tbe strlke. Salary Increases costs has been set at about $128,1100. range from five percent to 10 percent on The increase costa do not reflect the the new schedule which foUows: Five Yean TrallllliC Maaler'a Degree NQ. Ne. lodes Salary Tchn Indu Salary Tehn 8736.00 •8 9072.00 6 9408.00 6 9744.00 4 10,080.00 6 IOA)6.01l 1 10,752.00 1 11,088.00 I 11,424.00 4 11,760.00 1. 12,096.00 'l1 ~ Tmal 1.045 1.090 1.135 1.180 1.225 1.270 1.315 L;l60 1.405 I. 450 L495 1.540 ",778 2 $111:.0 9534 9912 10,290 )0,668 ll,OOi 11,424 ll,tm 12,180 . 12,558 12,936 I 2 3 2 0 2 2 3 2 2 14 35 • 1.15 $9660.00 0 1.20 lO,!MMI I 1.25 10,500 0 't.30 • 10,920 0 1.35 1.40 ' 1.45 1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.70 ( 11,340 11,760 12,180 12,600 13,020 13,440 13,860 14,280 0 2 I II> 2 2 3 191> ' 32 hlm. Cliamp sheep .shearer 1 iD tH(ee shows daily Loads .. ~ Mini•Basket for Small! Auto Sensor Control Ends Dryer Watching! ' Other pol"!ltlal cost items involved in the settlement include severance pay with an additlona!IO days now being allowed: sick leave, with 15 additional days .now being permitted to the accumulation figure moving that figure from 130 to 145 days; personal . business leave, an ad: ditional day was granted, allowing teachers now'three bosinesa leave days instead of two. The salary range wUl go lrom $8,400 for the nine month ~ool year 1o $18,343 in some cases lor nine months Includlnl! the supplemental contract increases and In . "As a Christian man, l wW·forgive the • siiEAR EXCITEMENT - Geoffry PhUUp9, the world's champion sheep shearer, wiD be a special attraction at the Bob Evans Farm Festival, October 8, 9, and·lo, Rio Grande, Ohio. · USED CAR SALE! Frtday night's meeting approved the new contrllct. They were WendeD Hoover, Virgil King, Mrs. Jennifer Sheets and Robert Snowden; Dr. Keith Riggs is Wand was unable to attend. However, plans were made to go to his home ln Pomeroy and secure biB vote· If it had been needed. At tbe start of the ll!eeUng, Hoover, president of the board, which has met 13 times this mOnth, sometimes for sessions of several hours, said that he had been near nervous collapse during the negotiations. He indicated that he had submitted a letter of resignation to Plarles L. Dowler, superintendent of the district, but would now, withdraw the letter and would continue serving. He thanked all ·of the board members and administrative personnel for their help and klndnesaes to The figure iollowing each salary listed is the number of teacbers wbo wW receive that partlcolar salary. At the boltom of the 1111 is a total of peno115 wbo wUl r!!(:elve salaries In each ol the.brackets. In cases of fracdons, tbese are cases In which part of the salary ia paid by Title I !uitds. .IT'S KARR &'VAN ZANDT'S PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORlrOM EROY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1976 • ' • • GENERAL ELECTRIC . I FamUieB Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley 0 COUNTY ATOORNEY COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The Ohio House has unanimously sent to the Senate for swift action a bill requiring the Wayne County prosecuting attorney to prosecute all violations of state law arisinR in unincorporated areas of the county. House action came Thursday on the newlyintroduced bill, sponsored by Rep. John E. Johnson, DOrrville. Your Invited Guat tmts a-. WlrllllodiiJ ud llrla .. • "hancDe." She appeared to go out of her way to chat with persons calling her "First Mama" or carrying ~gns referlng to the nlcknal!fe. Mrs. Ford held a fiveminute news conference at the end of the tour, which was topped off by Mrs. Linda Layton, a representative of the plant's recreation group, presenting her a bouquet of flowers. Mrs. Ford told reporters the President sees the upcoming debates with Democratic presidential nominee Jimmy Carter as "an oportunlty w let each candidate expres~~ his views on the issues." When asked about her visit Thursday, she said, "Ohio is a very cru<;ial slate." But, she said she did not beUeve she or her husband would be back in the state until the Ohio State•Michigan footbaU game, which is Nov. 20, more than two weeks after the election. • Weather some lllSt811Ces tlJOSe aasigned on a 12month schedule wW receive $19,399 for the year, According to the figures released, the sala_ry of a beginning teacher with no experience would have increased fl •.386 from Sept., 1975 to. Sept., 1976 and a teacher with a ma.sler's m8XImum of 11 years would have a salary Increase of $2,350.95 from Sept., 1975 to Sept., 1976. AccordinC to the figures the payroll of the district for Instruction Including . renr-nt and wortanan'a compensation wW now run 11,824,086.82 annually. All four board members present for abusers," Hoover commented. He urged that "all pull together now" with the strife being over for tbe good of the district. He and all members of the board commended Dennis Whalen, Cuyaboga Falls, who had served 88 attorney for the board during the strike, for biB wo~k. They ·mdlcated that they were highly pleased. The opinion was that the strike was "professional'' and a '"professional" was needed to handle the problema. It was explained by Dowler that students of the district wW have flve days to make up as the result of the strtlte. In accordance with.·th~ agreement between the board .nd !be teachers, studellls 'ill1l make up two of the lllx days during which schools were considered "officially open" by the ooaro ana ioe 1tiiCienla wUl DIMe up three ~ daya, !be 1ut three daya of !be strike, when Dowler had declared llbooll "offlclaUy closed." Teichert ,W be docked for four dlya PlY· Oow~K wUl : decide when the Hve days are to be made up. During the rneellQI it wu brouabl out that a aeven and CJIIi.ha1f mill tu lftJ, renewal, wUl be before voten of !be district ln 1977, It Wll polnt.ed out that !be levy ia a renewil. ' Teacherl bad allo been on lltrike fair dismllaa1 poUcy, pieviJICfl jll\Wirn and evaluation. Evaluation wUl caallllue as lt baa In !be put, 1 procedure wllh whlcb teachers have been utllfled. 1'lle new contract baa stalemalll Cll r.lr diamiUalln accordanct with !be l1ltllillllle ' law and !be Oltlo Reviled Code aad on ' grievance procedures. David Bowen, president of lbe lhiCI Local Teachers Alrlqclatlon, llu.adld lbe ·: meeting last nl8)1t. "We'.re bappy to be • back teaching. We are pleaaed wllh !be pubUc support," he said. Dowler commented followlllg tlie:, approval of the agreement: "I liD allo · pleased to have the teacl)era bact aad I feel that it Ia an equllable and faJr . ,. tlement." • Amotion [lllued earlier llrla IIIGIIth 111· the board to pay subatltute teacben . . a day during the strike was rwtrrded IIIJd the n~w contract providea thal11abltitat«: •. teachks wUl now receive t28 a dar 1111111 : the 11th day on the same aaaignmell& wben', It wW go to The former rates were • . and $22. Mrs. LyMe Crow was hired lly the . board as asalstant to clerk-treuurer, Jobn ·, Triplett, at a salary of "'500 a year. II wu , pointed out that Mrs. Crow Ia the only full. time employe with MarUyn Meier work~~!~ ln the clerk's office on a [lllrt-tlme bull: Mrs. Crow replaces Jody Morrll wbo· resigned. _ FoDowing is the ·new schedule 101" supplemental c.ontracta under tbe agreement between the board IIIJd the ' . teachers a.uoclatlon: Figures In br.seta foDowlng the position mean that Urere ll. lflOre than one [M!riiOII ID.Ibe ~ 1114. the aaliry fiiUrt la to tie li1WII4 liJ Ilia\ number to determine bOw mudl eadl will (Continued on pqe 2) .25. RIO GRAN DE - . The world' ,j jump fences) and Bradford's border , champion slteep shearer, GeoHry Philllpa coWea which berd slteep arid ducks. 75 lbl&e Dart Swinpr Cpe. 76 Cadillac Cpe. DeV~ .................... '9895 While finish with tan cabrolel roof, full power and air, low mileage . 71 Cadillac Eldorado .Cpe., power, air ..... '3295 Automatic, Was $3495 68 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille .. •.. .. •.. ... .. .•.•.. '795 ' Qlrysler Nlwport Royal 2 Dr. HT ' Was$1795 now on~ '1495 73 Buick 225 •' 71 Pontiac Cat. 75 Olds Cutlasi Sup•. Sedan, pow~ air ...... '4895 Coupe 74 Pontiac Lemans Spl Cpe, pow~ air..... '3495 Power, air. Was $)095 74 Olds Cutlass 2 Dr. Sup. Cpe............'3895 74 Olds Cut Sup. Cpe., power air......... 14195 now on~ ssg5 73 Ford Gal. 500 HT Cpe., pow, air ........ 12395 1 - - - - - - t and air •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••.•••..•'3495 73 Olds Cutlass Supreme Cpe~ power, air 13495 Was 53295. · now on~ '3195 72 Buick Elec. 225 HT Cpe., power air ..... '2495 71 Buick Skylark HT Cpe• . 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Door, V-8, auto., air ....... ..'l595 ..•• Air Was$1695 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., pow, air..............11995 ~• naw on~ '1495 70 Nova 2 Dr~ 4 speed ............ .-.......... 895 1 74 Vep Hatchback Coupe Automatic trans. Was S2295 now on~ '1995 67 Cadillac HT Sed., power, air.............. '995. 1-------1 2:..73 Ford LTD, 4 dr, Air...................12695 .73 Buick Regal HT Coupe, Full power Urnited HT Cpe. ~c 2 Door Full power, white with blue trim. now only '3295 .. 74 AMC Hemet 69 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr., air .................. 1495 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wagon Was 51095 MODEL WWA 8350P Ges Model DOG 7118P •vall· • Famous Filter-Flo• System • Permanent Press/Poly Knit Cycle • 5 wish/soak and rlnsetomperllure comblnallons. ebl• ''&light eJitfll cost • Energy saving c;;:old water MODEL ODE 7108P Cycle Slgnal.;_buner sounds prior to end of cyc;le Three Cycles - Aulomallc Normal, Automatic Perma~ nent Press/Poly Knit, timed • Eleclronlcally rested dependability to eo mlnuteo Reg. $249.95 Four Jemperalure selections NOW Filter ONLY • 2·Speed Selector SwHch • Rinse Agent and Bleach Dla. penser • Dependability - Coin Op proven ~eg. $379.95 wash selection • Variable Water Level • Automatic Seek Cycle NOW ONLY $34995 freezer no defrosti 1-------1 72 now on~ '895 Olds 98 • .,,~, WEWTON - The City of WeUston "' wWholditumual "OhlUcoDaya"featlval " on Thurlday, Friday and Saturday, _. .. September 30, October I and October 2. An "outgrowth of Welllton'a very successful ~·•"Cenlenlllal celebration In 1973, "OhlUco "" Days" ia ln Ita third year of operaUon. ·~·:. AU of the traditional festival eventa ~- wUlbeOD bllld, the midway, flea IIUII'kets, ."' dances, pmee, arts and cia!ta and, o! :'" coune, a parade. An entry form for Ute '"' [)llrade wU1 be found below, and 1be parade .',":"staff welcomes entries fl'OJI! _the enUre ~· area. :... Local service clu.., Including the .- Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, lJona and now on~ '2295 70 Ford LTD Wagon PS, PB, AIR 69 ,Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. HT.................. '495 Was '895 now Cll~. '1995 68 Cutlass Supreme 4 Dr.....................1795 now on~ '695 · Fuli power, air Was Sl995 4Speed Was$2295 . . only •1995 now an~ '1595 68 VW Transporter Bus, 3 Seater Was S1095 now on~ SS95 72 Chew Imp. ·4 nnnr V-8, auTo.:"alr Was high. Three refrigerated shelve~ for ast freezing, plus cold plate at top tor uniform ?"'Y 28" wide, 61" \temperatures.. Four door shelve•, juice can shelf. Door lock, selfejecting key. • KARR & VAN ZANDT "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business'; S.. one of theM courteous sal..men: Pete Burris. Lloyd Mc:1Jitut1hHn or Mlrvill Keebaugh. !lve chlldren, who always delight =:e:.ceawiththeirtoe.:tapplngbluegrasa. Free entertainment wUl be offered all day at both the outdoor theatre and countrymuslccenter.Alsoontheprogram are the Song Spinners (a 28-member female singing ensemble new to the festival), the Hlllfolk Dancen (square •ers), the Gay 90's Band and many , others. · Bob Evans began the Farm Festlvalln 1971 as a meaus of preserving our country heritage. The first year it attracted 1~,1100 people. By 1974 attendance reached nearly 90,000, and ln 1975 an estimated 140,1100 people attended the aMual faD outing. The festival has grown ln reputation 88 wen, and visitors come !tom around the country and Canada to enjoy this re-creation of the way farm Ufe used to be. Friday, October 8 has been designated School, Senior Citizen, and Tour Bus Day. Festival ho~are from 10 a.m. unW 8 p.m. on Friday, frOiD 9 'til 6Saturday and 9 'W 5 on Sunday. • • ·· For a complete program and schedule of evonta, write to Bob Evans, Box 154, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674. ' NOW ONLY , *Automatic tcemaker available at 8.11tra coaL '.. • 3 .....ble shelves. • Only 30K' wide, 84" • Rolla out on wheels. ·; Model TBF 160 .Reg. $451.95 , Pomeroy I U8 't ' GAWPOLIS - City pollee !Jere , ,Friday Dllbt IJIVHII&ated a botUe • lhrGwtac illcldonl 1lml¥lnc Soutbern Loeal Dlltrk:t lellaol bill. 1• AccardlaatoBobOrd,SouthemScbool' NOW ' ' Supwlrl•1ettt, tbi1Cboo1'1 footbaU tum ONLY ' IIIIIWM II njllll!ltolllnlbttotbtBurpr Qllf 1at • Butem Aft. w1r1n Jlnw a bNr battle that llrtd !be bul'a • wiJMIIltle!d. No 1111 wu Injured. · Mluwldll, Gallla Cetny lberllf's dlpullll were called late Friday Dlcbt to quail a dllhrrbtDca at Crown CliJ. Com···.plaiatl 111ft' raJnd that 1 fl8bl w1111 lllole 1lrliDI find 11'11 In JII'OII'• at tbt . Wllltlnr Ia In Crown City. When depU':ea ElberfeidS" Mili""POine USED C S hi. _ arrived, aD action had ceased. • the JayCees will be spearheading many of the special activities, while most of the clubs, organlzaUons and b~eases wW be spo1110rlng festival events. AiDontl the oulstandlng 11ctivitles wtlf be the appearance of a real old-time sieam caWope, and an International guest, Miss Normande Jacques, Miss Dominion of ca da naTiie. MJCiety extendS a cordial In· ,vitatlon to everyone to dUll off the old fubloned, Centennial or BI-Centennial 'clqthlng,putthemonandcometoWeilston and enjoy "OhiUco Days" In the midst of Ohio HW Country. qr WASHINGTON (UPI) - Network executives, considering a .boycott.of next week's presidential campaign debate unless the format is changed, met with League of Women Voters officials Saturilay to protest restrictions placed on . television coverage. CBS News President Richard Salant angrily walked out of the closed session,. and. said he objected to the screening of reporters who will question President Ford and Jimmy Carter Thursday in tbe first of a series of campaign debates sponsored by the league.. • Asked whether CBS would participate, Salant replied: "I don't know." The meeting, including executives of the other networks , and the Public Broadcasting SYstem, continued after Salantleft, a league spokesman said. CBS reported on its evening news Friday that Salant was considering several alternatives, InclUding boycotting the debates, unle(IS changes in the format are made. The second debate \vas scheduled for Oct. 6; the third, Oct. 23. IDJ• Sslant left the Saturday morning meeting about an hour after it started, and GALIJPOLIS _ Pauline J. Cunning- wid reporters he was in an "ill temper." ham, ~. Mason, w11,• taken to VeU!rans . He .said he objected to screening of Memorial Hospital for treatment of in· panelists who will question tbe candidates. juries suffered in a traffic accident at 6:10 At least one name was stricken from a Ust a.m. Friday on Rt. 33 at the junction of circolated among the candidates, he said. County Road 23 in Meigs County. The three commercial networks and the According to the Gallla·Meigs Post Public Broadcasting li)rstem claimed the State Righway Patrol, the CuM)ngham reslric~9flS were prior censorship by the league. car went out of control on a sharp curve. A decision not to allow the networks to The vehicle traveled,over an embl!nl<ment and struck a fence. There was moderate show audience reaction during the debate damage. was another point o( contention, as was a requirement tliat the networks use a Richard E. Eskew, 33, Rt. I, · I " led" feed · te d f GaWpolls. was cited to Municipal Court for smg e• poo camera IllS a o driving left of center following an accident each having its o~ cat.'¥'r~. t . R th of The league satd II unposed the ~~ 27no~~t~a~~:. three ten 8 a restrictio~s at t~ request of both major The patrol said Eskew's car struck a · presidential candidates. . · ehl 1 RepubUcan vtce presidential nonunee v c e operated by Thomas T. Lambert, Bob Dole, at the White House to visit 43 • HIUiard. There was moderate damage_ President Ford Saturday said "I would A single car accident occurred at 3:10 hope television would cov~r the 'ct bat p.m. on Rt.SB8, three tenths of Jtmlle west it would certainly reduce Ure im~ct ~~~ ofCounty~ad5wherePatrlclaN.Hayes, didn'thavetelevisioncoverage," . 23 • Rio Grande, traveling west lost control Friday, a U.S. District Court judge of her car on the wet pavement. The dismissed challenges filed by Independent vehicle ran off the road striking a ditch. candidate Eugene McCarthy and,.AmeriFIRE DOUSED can Party candidate Thomas An~rson to RUTLAND _ RuUand and Middleport the debate format. fire departments were called Saturday at McCarthy said he should be declared a . 3:29p.m.toputoutafirelntheenglneofa "major" candidate and Included ln the 'ConRalltralnhereenroutefromHobsonto debate. Anderson said the format wW Corning. The engineer was Frank WUson make .th~. event more of a "panel of Middleport. No further detalls were discuss10n than a news event. Both said avaUable. • Utey win appeal Friday's decision, Wom. an m· · ed . J. ur m• au·to shap· Tony Kennedy and Hilltop Bob Obi harged M ' Tony Kennedy invited to biggest horse show TUPPERs PLAINS ...: A 13-year~ld boy here and biB gelding, "Hilltop Bob," will compete this fallln the largest quarter horse show in the nation for youths ln Columbus. Tony Kennedy, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Kennedy, has completed a 0suhiccoeassnfdu1Wseestasovn.1_rgofinicoa8mtapetetitFioanirsln. the f CU 4 S' • . In ColumbWJ, he won first place ln the 0 ' State 4-H pony sltowmanshlp and also The Oltlo State Department of WeUare 08DS C ffi 8S0fi horsem . anshlp with biB 4-H project, "Uttle tb11 Jlllllltb amounced decriluea ln Aid to · · Chief lfarldprlnt.'' This was Tony's last DepeiMWl* Clllldren IIICIIIIblf c:hec:b u POINT PLEASANT - A. Kanauga, charged witb involuntary manslaughter, · horse sltow with this pony as his younger n1l u a cut bact lit III'Ytctl JlfO'Ided . Ohio man wu charged with Involuntary took place early Thursday morning on sister Tammy, age 5, who already has UDder !be Medicaid (Welfare'• Health manalauihter Saturday morning Ill Sand HW Road when the vehicle he was several championshlps to her credit, has lnlurlncle) pracram. connectiorl with the •trllfflc fatality of 18- drivlllg collided with a power pole kUling now taken over "Chief." · Trlacbe Paneal, Social Security year-old SteUa Marie Denny Frinklltl the Franklin woman, Injuring himself and Leaving the Ohio State Fair and going Branch Manager In GllllpoDa, utd today Arrested sltortly after he w88 rele~ 8 passenger WiWam Junior Denny, 19, Rt. directly to Lewisburg, W. Va., for the .West that many supplemental.aecurtty Income from Pleasant Valley HOI))ital by Mason 2, Point Pleasant. Virginia State Fair, Tony competed in the (!lsi) reciplellta, muy olowhom also have County Sheriffs Deputies oovas Larry · . Funeral services for Mrs. Franklin American Quarter Horse AssociatiQn a Medleald card, are miscontrulng the Randall Henry 19 are scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday at the shows with his three-year old gelding, nollce IIIII by the State Welfare Depart· According to'Ma;.... County Sheriff Jjm Beale Chapel Church of Apple Grove. "Hilltop Bob." ment to mean that their SSJ checks are to Gukiltl, Henry a11o faces charges from In tbe meantime, Henry was Success continued there as togetber be reduced. Mrs. Daneal emplrutzea' that inwtary authorl\les on being AWOL from scheduled to be arraigned Saturday they won two firsts, one second, two lhirda 8Siactl11110111111 are not affected by the State's the u. s. Army. morning. • and a fourth. on. The Incident, 1n 111\lch Henry is being Just before Labor Day Tony was ln· SSI checks aren't by thrown beer. bottle reduced b tb ck • • . C?Pen Monday thru Thursday 9:30 to 5 p.m. · Fnday9:30toBp.m.- 5aturday9:30to5p.m'. VAWE RATED • · Reg. $299.95 Open Evenings Til6- Til 5 p.m. Sat. GMAC r111111cile , Model CA 12CT 11.6 Cu. • 4.~0 cu. H. freezer. •"Two too 'n Eaay trays. • Poweruver switch can help reduoo cool of operation. • See-lhru crllpeno and ldjusteble meat keeper. · '' b ~: Southern 15.8 CU . FT. NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 74 Vtp GT Cpe. 73 Olds 88.4 Dr. ~~?::l~?~:;:: ·Networks considrring boycott 0 f T.. v de bates ; ·: Ohillco Festival set 4 Dr., Power and Air Was '2495 Auto. trans. Was S219S from Brecon, Walllli, who won his title by l!hearlng ·818 sheep In nine hours, will blghllght a three-day weekend of old-time · cra!ta, country entertainment and field , :. demon.striJtions at the slilh ann~ Bob ... Evans Farm Festival here, October 8, 9 10. .' and Before an audience of hundreds of , ". fanneraln Sennybridge, Wales, Feb., 1976, ... Philllpa s1tearec1 M sheep to beat the · • world record of eoe slteep, set only 10 days 1 "'"earlier by a neighbor, Brian Davies. The ·- ', jlrevl0118 record of 585 laml!l was .. establllhed In New Zealand In 1971. Philllpa, 1 muscular 20 yeaMJid Welsh ' farmer, wUl demonstrate his sltearlng · . _ abuttiea three tlmea dally lit 1\ a.m., I . '·· · p.m., and s p.m. The Farm Festival II . · ··.: bolted by fanner and uusicemaker Bob ·:: Evans, oo the l,IQO.acre Bob EVans Fann· '":·:· at Rio Grande,.on U.S. 31i between Jackson · · and GaWpolla. Admlsalon, parting and entertalnmeat are all ,free. Other attractions at Ute Bob Evans Farm Fesllval wlll · include craft demonstrations featuring wooden mountalll toya1 egg sculpture, flax· · .., ,acutchlng and splnnlng, rug-weaving, :,· pottery-makln£, broom makinc, rall· • • apllttlng, plus more than 10 craft nltlbll8. .' Field demonstratiC¥JI ln addition to • slteep lbelrlng wiD be wUd turkey calllng, • .1rlct mulea (they answer questions and County formed by the West vlritnta Quarter Horse Allan. that he woqld represent West Virginia ll) the Youth Activity Twa Tournament at tbe All American Quarter Horse Congress In Columbus later llrla fall. Tony and Bob wUl be competlltl against youths from aU acrou the natiOD who represent their 1oc81 Quarter H~ Associations ln the largest Quarter Horee Show In the nation. · Cornmittee organized to fight proposed tag tax POMEROY - A committee II bellri formed ln Pomeroy to proceed wllh a referendum petition agalnlt a (II'OIIOIId permissive auto Ucense tu belli& coasldered by Pomeroy VUlqe Council. Council has given the !lrat al tbree readings to the ordlnanct which ~ Involve an additional $5 Ucenae fee tu • each vehicle owned uy Pomeroy reatdentL . ' . 1 • ) ) I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 17, 1976