https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2321ce5752542f33c95c77b122b315f3.pdf b535f43f585c9eed3af45fece7893fdc PDF Text Text 10-TbeDaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Sept. 23, 1976 Soviets end 8 Candidates set for debate day mission . By HELEN THOMAS UPI Wblte HoUle Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) Primed with facts and figures , coached and rehearsed on his delivery, President Ford goes into the debating ring tonight with Jimrriy Carter, an event looming as the highlight of the campaign. Aides described Ford as "eager and anxious ~~ , to begin his series of three debates with the Democratic presidential nominee. He arranged to fly to Philadelphia early in the afternoon (al1:50 p.lll. EDT) to relax and prepare for the nationally televised debate In the historic Walnut Street Theater at 9:30 p.m. EDT. During the afternoon, Ford will drop in at the theater to - BY HOWARD A. TYNER MOSCOW(UPI) - The two Soyuz 22 cosrnooaul.! landed safely oo target in the Soviet Union today after an eightday mission in Earth orbit. Moscow Radio said the cosmonauts softl~hded at !0:42a.m. (3:42a.m. EDT) 93 miles from Tsellnograd in the Republic of Kilza.khstan , The report -described the mlssioo as "successful." Taas news agency said cosmonauts Valery Bykovsky and Vladimir Aksenov "feel well.'' Ground control gave the cosmonauts the okay to begin their descent at 10:17 a.m. (3:17a.m. EDT) and then 10 minutes later, when they were 3.1 miles from earth, they were instructed to open their parachute, the radio • said. Their final pre-deacent communication from ground control included a message from Soviet leader Leonid I. Btezbnev wishing them "a happy landing," the radio said. The mission, one of the briefest Soviet manned !lights in recent years, opened a program of close space cooperation with other Communist natioll.'l. Taas said ii ''has been fully carried out." Bykovsky, the Soyuz 22 conunander, reported on national television Wednesday night that he and flight engineer Aksenov had completed a rigorous IIM!our preparation program for Joint services landing. They successfully test flre<l the rocket motor on their tiny planned Friday descent module, moved log books, film and other Charles S. Beegle, 199 materials into the return Demorst Ave ., Columbus, vehicle and wrapped up the died unexpectedly Wed· last of their experiments. nesday night at Mercy Tass news agency said the Hospital. He was the husband of Fay In the case of John F. final scientific work involved Stiffler, Sr. et al versus Amy the effect of cosmic ray Stobart Beegle, who also died K. Jones, Jackson, Meigs particles · on liglifrsensitive Wednesday at Mercy . Hospital. County Common Pleas Judge cells in the human eye. Bykovsky, 42, and Aksenov, He is survived by his John c. Bacon. ruled that the 41, were rocketed into Earth brotl1er and sister·ln·law, Mr. plaintiff, Stiffler, · is in· ot:bil Sept. IS in the Soviet and Mrs. Gene 'Beegle, New strucled that in the exercise Union's third major · space Brighton, Pa., and several of due care that plaintiffs nieces and nephews. may remove such portions of probe this sununer, Soviet scientist.! said their Joint funeral services will the wall on defendant's main task was to photograph be held Friday, 3 p.m. at property as present im· mlnent danger to plaintiff's for economic purposes large Ewing Funeral Home with workmen or the public upon areas of the Soviet Union and the Rev. Freeland Norris removal of the party wall as East ·Germany, The picture officiating. Burial 'llil1 be in heretofore authorized n the Ulldng was done with an East Letart Fails . Cemetery, Friends lllay call at the . order of this court of Aug. 9 German camera. It was the first time that a funeral 'home anytime. 1976. ' . ' · It was further ordered that Soviet manned space mission in the exercise of rights as had emploved foreign-buill Nellie Dunn, 73, authorized · In said order, equipment 1d marked the plalntHfs and their agents beginning what the Soviet may take such action as is press S<.•J was closer dies early today reasonable and prudent in the cooperation on space flight.! Mrs. •Nellie Scott Dunn, 73, exercise of the authority between Moscow and its East European allies. Middleport, died early granted them in such order Thursday morning at the which may Include the en· · Manor Nursing Home at terlng upon the prellllses of Piketon. the defendant and the Mrs. Dwm was born March removal of such portions of 9, 1903 in Gallla County, the her waU or premises as may daughter of Winfield and Ella be necessary Including, but Phillips Scott. She was also not necessarily limited to the preceded in death by her removal of any portion of the husband, Roy Dunn, a defendant's wall. Membenhip was reported brother and a sister. The plaintiffs may use and are two pursue 1111ch other acta as at2521orthenewLeglonyear · Surviving when Drew Webster Post 39, daughters, Miss Lorena may be reasonably necessary in carrying out of their rights American Legion, met Dunn • Middlepori • and Mrs. as heretofore set forth and Tuesday night to observe Ronald (Sarajl Ellen) MeCarty, Middleport; two wblcb may not be foreseen at VIetnam Veterans night. During the meeting, sisters, Mias Laura Scott, this time. In other court action Debra presided over by Commander Middleport, and Mrs. Mary Canter, Rt. 2, Cheshire, filed Clarence Schmucker, George Ann Greese, Coiumbus, and suit for divorce against Nesaelroad, coach, gave a three brothers, George Scott, Charles Canter, Syracuse, as resume of the past season of Benny E. Scott, both of did AUce Jones, Middleport, the Meigs County American Columbus, and Jake Scott of against James D. Jones, Legion baseball team. Middleport; m nieces . and Nesaelroad, who has served two nephews. Middleport. u coach for eight yeai;"S, Funeral services 'llil1 be resigned as the coach. The held at 2p. m. Saturday at the post extended a vote of Rawlings-Coats Funeral thanka to ,Nesselroad for his Home with the Rev, O'Dell work with the team. Manley officiating. Burial Homer Smith, baseball will be In Gravel Hill commissioner, reported that Cemetery at Cheshire. the team has ~14 with which . Friends may caU at the to start next spring's season. · funeral home from 2 to 4 and The post agreed to continue fro m 7 to 9 p. m. Fn'da y. with the Meigs team and to raise the balance In the MRS. HUNT DIF.'I treasury to pxl. The team, RUTLAND - Seth F. apo1110red by the Pomeroy . Nicholson, Rutland, has and'Mtddleport posts, will be received word of the death of going into its lith year In the his last surviving aunt, Mrs. spnng. Elza Gilmore, Dr. Sellm Elizabeth Hunt of Lee'a Blazewicz and Marvin Swnmitt, Mo., on Sept. f at Hunnell were reported ill. It the age of 93. Mrs. Hunt's was agreed to send flrat vice husband, Seth E. Hunt, was a commander, Bruce Cleland, businessman in Lee's to leadership college to be .summitt and was Seth held at Rhodoa Center in Nicholson's mother's oldest 'ro help deliver dependable · · Columbus. The process of the brother. performance it has a heavy worklnB of the Legion Is duty motor and many other taught at the college, components used in MEETING TONIGHT Dlst. Commander John Frigidaire Commercial A public meeting will be Brammer, Gallipolis, spoke Washers. Helps keep shape held at the Racine fire Illation and stretch in knlts longer on the qual!flcati r~s of at 7 p. m, toniBht to make with an exclusive:action Vietnam Veterana an their further plans for a blcen· Knits cycle. place In the American Legion tennlal observance to be held today. He spoke on the various programs carried out in November. The Racine by the Legion ·and gave Village Collllcll with Mrs. reasons why veterans Maxine Wingett u chairman shouyld belong. An oyster Is heading up the observance. supper was announced for Oct. 18 when World War I VeleraDI Memorial R01pltal Admitted . Tamara night will be oserved. o. Refreshments were served TaUent, Pomeroy; Dorothy Colllna, Pomeroy; Tommy by Charles Hayes. Wise, P~meroy; Lllllan Lee, ---~::-;::;-:;::-:;;::;-::-;-::;:;;;;:;;--1 Racine; James Haggerty, r Cheshire; ' Ruby Hupp, Racine, . Discharged - Della John· • son, Jerry Owens, Evelyn by n..,~ ~I <Ill Young, Charlotte Thomas. Thomas. test the lighting and the microphooe. His lectern will be bare of the presidential seal which usually accompanies him on Ills speaking engagements. He will hole up at Barclay House, a private home oo Society Hill, which was buill in 1758. Ford went into training for the debates. He read briefing books, had his top aides shoot questions at him, and watched a re-run of the first Kennedy-Nixon debate in !~. Aides recalled his a years of experience debatlnll Democrats In Congress. The debate was aponsored by tbe League of Women Voters, and strict rules were laid out for the candidates during the 9(knlnute session. They were not permitted to bring any prepared material with them, but can take notes for rebuttal. Former Texas Gov. John B. Cmnally, who Is Ford's campaiJn manager in Teaaa, alter an bour-loog meeting wUh Ford Wednesday, said the Presidenl should "emde oonfldence." Connally said Carter made "two mistakes" this week his tax policies and the interview with Playboy Magazine which .the Teaan called "bad taste and bad judgment,"' Connally said he did not believe Ford would be harmed for accepting goll!ng outings from U.S . Steel. "When you go to dinner, do you ask your 11111t who ..,.... 111111 , . _ ..... be asked repor'IAin. Pwdwu Ancther late ealllr at tile lbt of While Houle Wednelday wu nalre'a dlaUaa" Evangelilt Billy Graham who nwnbn ol U.. Allllrlcl told repc1 ten be wW be Le1ioa wbo attaacled neutral In tbe pnlideatlal convanlloa at tba llot;el~ race. "I'm not lolnl to lab a poa!Uoo In tbe CUIIpllan," The Prelitllllt plana Slid Graham. "I'm IDUW tD nlllllll ovll'llllbt In PhlJa•• VOlt, but I'm not enn . - , 4elllble and follow Carl« to tell my wife who I'm vatlac thi pletfwm friday IDOiillnc; for." 'Ill IJC tile Plllllb<; Ford plailned to attend a Amlli1i:aD ~ thert. ~ campaign party at the Before· returnlna to ~ Bellevue Stratford Hotel Waabln1ioa, ha also will ~ alter the debate. touch baae wllh another : "Obviously not," said ethnic lfOup at tbe Jtallan. • White HOUle Presa Secretary AmeriCIIl marbt. _...... ..,. Cll : FURNITURE DEPARTMENT · THIRD FLOOR 761N. 84IN; 961N. vou·s CHOICE No more "It's too small" or "It's too Iorge." 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And when we get to the next ooe and we talk about naliOIIBI defenae and foreign policy, we 'II do even better! "We're ata turning point ... the momentum is oo our side." "Mr. Ford, so r.r as I know, except for a¥Oidlng another Watergate, has not accomplished one, slnBie major progr am for thi1 cOuntry," Carter said. When Ford attempted tD tie Carter with what the President termed the "big spendi ng Democratic (Continued on page 10) • enttne FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' Ford said he has turned the economy around, moved toward .a balanced budget, cut taxes and federal spending, and restored confidence In government. Carter said Ford was l.nilensltlve to human needs, permitting unemployment to soar in order to fight inflation. At times the debate got personal. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS LOS ANGELES - WIMPY, the hamburger.freak 'of tbe P«<peye comic slrlp, would have loved it. . . The Hamburger Hamlet restaurant group has settled a U.,.ault by agreedlng to pay off in hamburgers - $10,000 wo.rth. "Sometimes you settle a lawsUit any way you can," commented attorney George DeRoy, wh(IM firm brought a class action sUit ~galnst the restaurant chain over stock trans, actioos. As P&)'ITlent of its legal fees, the law firm will receive coupons good for $99'1 worth ol hamburgers or other food lit the group's six restaurants. ol~ Frigidaire Heavy Duty Automatic Washer RED BROWN was over, an amplifier problem killed the audio porUoo lor 28 minutes and left the candidates walling nervously to gl ve their surnmati0118. The Roper organization polled 600 persona across the nation and found 39 per cent thought Ford did beUer, 3! By Ul)lted Pm•lntel'lllltloaal IT'S ONLY THE SECOND day of auttunn, but it seemed more like early November in the northern midlands early today. . Early morning temperatures dipped to the 2(M and low 308 in wide areas of northern Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. The mercury hit 24 degrees at Hibbing, ·Minn., and 29 at both Houghton Lake, Mich., and Ma~. Wis. Frost warnings were in effect for Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and northern IllinoiS and freeze warnings were JlO$ed (or Minnesota. memh.e rs MEIGS. THEATRE CLOSED FOR reform, unemployinent. and lnflailon, but for the m061 part they looked dirt1CIIy In~ the television cameras, from the stage of the old Walnut Theater, at an audience esUmated ~1100 mlllloo. The 9(kninute, prime time debate ran Into a technical snafu. Nine minutes before It I News. • •in Briefsl has 252 SIDE ZIPPER IKlOT llharply and directly to each other on such Issues as tu ~:::::::::::::::::::;::::::;:::::::::~;;;:;:::::::~:=:·:=:·:;;.;:;.:~:~~~~;~:::::Y.:::~::::::::::::::::::!%:!:::::~~::::::::-;~::~, Legion .:n ' their first presidential debate. In the first confrontation between presidential candidates since the Nixon· Kennedy clashes 18 yeara ago, the Democratic and Republican contenders Thursday used studied , measured tones. Occasionally they spoke ' rules on case mE "DYNAMITE" By HELEN THOMAS UPI While u-llepGder PHILADELPHIA (UPl) Pruldent Ford and Jinuny C.rter traded chargea of lnccimpetent leadership and impoulble promiau , swapped facta and figures Ute pocket e<imputers, and broke no new ground oo major domestic Issue& in ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Judge Bacon FURNITURE Technical problems mar initial debate ATURE CHAIRS $t,e;,e;· SPECIALLy PRICED ' .I I Give a big lift to any room with "all through the house" chairs. Start right here with a smolllnv ..tment fhot will really pay off In comfort. All chairs are covered In Monsanto's Weor·Dafed fabrl!'£. A. For purely personal pl.,sure and o strong decoraiiYt stotment In any room . . B. Royal touch ... • generously proportioned wing choir with cobrlole legs. . , C. Wherever you place It, thiS winner has aaay~olng form, eoshcore fabric and so·eosy price. . D. A reel ~hair for real relaxation, If's "urdy. comfortable and luxurious. ... · MANY OTHER SPECIAL KROEHLER VALUES NOW ON SOFAS, LOVE SEATS, CHAIRS. STOP IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION Shop Friday I p.m.- DETROIT-THE FIRST STRONG SIGNS that the l~y- . old strike by 170,000 workers against the Ford Motor Co. may not drag bn have surfaced amid reports the No. 2automaker Is preparing Its first offer since the strike began. The offer could come ·today and trigger intensive bargaining, company sources sliid. II couldn't be toO soon for Ford workers, who are collecting their last company checks for the Monday and Tuesday worked before the' strike began, Next week, Instead of receiving checks in the $300 range, they'll recelv~ strike benefits of $40.to $50 a week. . . MEIGS MARAUDER MARCillNG BAND at a practice session Thursday afternoon. The band will be SUSAN WRIGHT, field commander for the Meigs Marauder Marching Band, ls shown directing the band at a practice session Thursday afternoon. The band will compete Saturday afternoon in the Point Pleasant Band· A-Rama sqonsored by the Point Band Boosters. The public is invited to attend the contest and tickets are available at the gate for $1.50. competing Sa lurday afternoon at Point Pleasant in the Point Pleasant Band·A·Rarna. · Marauder.band to/take part · ' in Pt. Pleasant contest Saturday CINCINNATI- DESPITE AN EARIJER declaration he wOuld "not run, period," Vice President Mike Trbovich still hints he might challenge his former friend Arnold Miller next The Meigs Marauder year for the presidency of the United Mine Workers Union . Marching Band will compete Trbovich left that impresaioo with reporters Thursday after a Saturday afternoon at Pl. union convl!!lllon speech in which Miller accused his critics of Pleasant in the Pl. Pleasant playing lllto coal company hands with "phoney" charges the Band-a-rama sponsored by • upioo Is glob)g )lroke, . .,. • . · · the Point Band Boosters. ·The Miller lllenlloned no names, but Trbovich understood the Meigs B.tlnd will compete' in president's remarks were directed at him. He promised to Class AAA. Nineteen bands reply today, in a speech of his own. ..from Ohio, Kentucky, and West VIrginia will be per· COLUMBUS - THE FBI ANNOUNCED Thursday' that fonnlng between 1:30 and serioos crime in live of Ohio's eight major cities increased 4:30. Unlike past years, there during the first haH of 1976. Youngstown experienced the 'llil1 not be a parade this year. biggest rise Ill serious crime, jumping 23.1 per cent. The city Perfonning times of the had 4,256 crimes reported during the period compared with parUcipoling bands are as 3,457 the first haH of 1975. follows : Other Ohio clUes showing crimes lqcreases were Parma, I: 30 -Pl. Pleasant Band Akron, CaniOO and Columbus. Parma's crime rate jumped 8.5 Opening Ceremonies. per cent, with 1,396 -crimes compared to 1,287; Akron 6.5 per cent, with 10,338 crimes compared to 9,702; canton 4.4 per cent, with 3,135 crimes compared to 3,002; and Columbus 3.1 per cent, with 23,484 compared to 22,769. Southern board hires personnel WASHINGTON - THE GOVERNMENT has decided to require labels on estrogen drugs to carry notices that they should be used only for severe symptoms of menopause. Alexander Schmidt, commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, told a Senate health subconuniltee Thursday that he had signed orders for the new requirement. "BasicaUy we are saying estrogens are valuable drugs ·and must remain oh the market, but we are also saying they , RACINI> - Several per· are 'overused and sometimes Improperly used for menopausal · sons were employed when the Southern Local School conditions," SCiunldt said. District Board of Education met Thursday night. WASHINGTON - A LEADING GOVERNMENT health The board hired WUliam official says mllllons of American children are sWI 'IUinerable to polio and many of tbem are in big cities where the disease Baer as reserve football coach and Isabelle Lewis llll a could spread qUickly. . · Dr. David Sencer, director of the government's Center for part-time custodian at the Disease Control In Ailanta, told UPJ in an interview that 8 junior high school. Mrs. Ruth mllllon children under 10 haven 'I had the recommended three Smith was hired as a subor more doses of polio vaccine nece11881')' to provide inununlty. l!titute custodian and Helen He said 2.5 million of them have received no vaccine at all Diddle was named to work three hours dally as a cook at and the other 5.5 million are inadequately inununized. ' the high school. The board MILTON, Vt. - TWO INVESTIGATIONS were triggered named Carla Shuler as senior · by the death of a nearby helpless Vermont State Hospital play director. The board approved sub· patient who wa~ered away from a hospital outing on the mittlng an application for shores of Lake Champion and drowned. Michael Hanscomb, 25, of Burlington, wandered away TIUe 4-H funds which would from the outing unnoticed Wednesday afternoon,, hospital be used to purchase . officials said. His abaence was not noticed until a head count elementary library books and Sandra Boothe was named -was taken aboard a bus returning the group to the hospital. Hisbodywasfound Thursday in four feet of water at Sand· Iitle coordinator. It was agreed to accept the bar State Park. Chief Medical Examiner Lawrence Harris of student cumulative record Burlington said Hanacomb had been dead for nearly 24 hours (iollcy with three changes · when his body was found. wblch include that a student's LONDON - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry Kissinger record can be sent to another met with Brilllh officials today to discuss arrangements for school without parent settlnll up an Interim government in Rhndesla, Indicating . notification, directory in· Rhodesian acceptance of the principle of black majority rule. formation about a student The announcement by government officials on the meeting can be given to a non-profit between Kissinger and Foreign Secretary Anthooy Crosland organization without consent appeared to cCIIflrm reports that Rhodesian Prime Minister . and a charge can be levied for Ian Smith will accept the U.S.•Brlliah plan for tutning power reproducing the record of a student. · over to the country's blacks, who outnumber whltes23 to 2. The clerk-treasurer was autllor'ized to advertise for bids on the purchase and Meigs sales tax up 25 percent Installation of new bleachers Meip Counly retaU sales recelptl of $89,705.84 for for the high sCbool gymtu receipts 1f1n up almost AuiJUI(, 1878, an Increase of nasium. The rates oltaxation 21 percent and aatD sales tu 24.42 percent while motor as recommended by the collections were up 8.12 vehicle sales. tu receipts county budget comrnlsaion percent in AttiJUI( compared amounted to $34,986.30 for were accepted. Ill recelptl for tbe month in August, 1878 compared to The board employed Ray ll'llaccordiDI to the report Ql receipt• of •32,987 .22 for Proffitt as a substitute bus Mra. Gertrude Donahey, August, 1975. lllechanlc. A conference was . 'late lrulurlr. held with Mr. Lee Retail aalta tu racelpta In representing the Enaley•LeeNow you know Me~CB for Attpal, 11'11 totaled There are 208 booes In the Vargo-Casaldy architectural . '"·?0.&1 eompared to normal human body, (Continued on page 10) ClaBSA 1:30, Chapmanville, W. Va.; 1!40, Eastern, Ohio; l:SO,Gtimer County, W. Va.; 2, Hannan, W. Va.; 2:10, Spencer, W. Va.; 2:20, Hamlin, W.Va. ; 2:30, Rich· wood, W. Va.; 2:40, Oak Hill, Ohio; 2:50, Wayne, W.Va.; 3, Wahama, Mason, W. Va. Clan AAA Bauds 3:10, Jackson, Ohio; 3:20, Barbourville, W. Va.; 3:30, Hurricane, W. Va.; 3:40, Huntington High, W. Va.; 3:50, Wirt County, W. Va.; 4, Ripley, W. Va.; 4:10, Meigs, Ohio; 4:20, Ravenswood, W. Va.; 4:30, Ruasell, Ky. Trophies will be awarded for first, second and third place bands, as weil as majorette corps and field commander in each class. The band scoring highest of the day regardless of class, will be awarded the Grand Champion Trophy. The Meigs PLAN FUND DRIVE RACINE - The Racine BasebaU Association team members will conduct a new uniform fund drive in the Racine area Saturday. Ball players will pick up money donations, RC bottle capa and soft drink bottles from door to door. The group must raise $2,000 to pay for the new uniforms which have been ordered. Parents and players are to meet at the field at 9 a.m. Saturday . MARIETTA - The Ohio Qas Association today called for Ohio lawmakers to act Band I!OOsters 'llil1 furnish swiftly to paas legislation food for the band after the providing much-needed conte.st and they 'llil1 travel asalstance to Ohioans on low immediately to Marauder or fixed Incomes to help them ,stadium Saturd&y evening keep pace with rising energy for the game between Meigs costa. In a position ouiUned by and . Belpre. ·The public Is OOA President Charles T. invited to attend the contest Cummings, Marietta, the and tickets are available at Association challenged the the gate for $1.50. Legislature to develop a program that would identify and benefit all Individuals and families who need aasist· EXTENDED OUTLOOK ance and spread the cost over Sunday through all segments of Society. Tuesday, a chance of Cummings, president of showers Sunday and River Gas Co. , said the Tuesday. Fair Monday. AssoctaUon would support Highs wlll be In tbe 80s to legislation that would provide tbe low 701 and lows will be income supplements to those In tbe 401. unable to cope with rising energy costa. He urged the program be adnnbUstered by existing agencies already responsible for identifying and helping the disad· vantaged so additional layers of bureaucracy would not be added to the cost of government. In discussing the Association 's position at certainly cannot be borne by OOA's annual meeting here, Cummings expressed his Niehlll alone. "This hypocritical . concern. and the concern of handwashing by the the Association's 58 member department is an attempt to companies for the "hardship rewrite history and find a fall higher energy costs and . guy," SigaU $Bid, "and this higher costs of other con· unloo intends to set the sumer products are causing on the needy and elderly record straight.'! Sigall calls Moritz action 'hypocritical' COLUMBUS (UPI) - The firing of. Gallipolis State Institute Superintendent Dr. Bernard Niehm was "hypocritical handwashlng" by the stale Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, according to Communications Workers of America Council 4455 Director Herschel M. SigaU. "Although this union does not oppose his ljismisaal and had as early as Feb. 2, 1976, called for his removal from office," Slgall said Thursday ln. a statement, ''We are discomforted by the apparent attempt of the Department of Mental Health and Menial Retardation to wash its hands of resposlbllity for the terrible labor relalioos policy it cites as a major part of the . reason for Niehm's removal.'·' Areport written by depart· ment Director Dr. Timothy Moritz supporting Niehm's removal related to a work stoppage the unioil conducled at the lnstilitue in November, !975, said Sigall, The job action, according to the report, " significantly Impaired the ability to provide adequate resident care, and it was probably easily avoidable if Dr. Nlebm had been properly conducting labor relations," Sigal! said. "It must be noted that director Moritz and not Dr. Nielun unilaterally cancelled arbitration clauses within negotiated union contracts," said Sigall, " thus estabUshing the job action at Gallipolla Stale lnatltute as the only available \{leans of meeting the frustrali!lll ·of a nearly absent labor relations policy . "It is true that more sensidve and competent superintendents have managed to carry on a sound labor relations policy despite the departm,eht's roadblock&, but the guilt at Gallipolla Position outlined by OGA president REWARDED - Given tbe royal treatment Thursday with a turkey dinner and all the trlmmlngs were members of the Meigs CETA Mine, Machinery, Maintenance, Mechanics class. The members of the class and their instructors were rewarded due to aU the work they have done on the Pomeroy Tennis Court. 'l,'he dinner was prepared and served by L. B. Vaughan, Bob Vaughan and Edith Slsslon and held at Drew Webster Post !-lome. The court is now available for use due to the effons of the IV during these Inflationary times." "But," he added, uthe socalled lifeline rate amend· ·ment (lasue 4) that has been proposed !or the Ohio Con· stltutlon is not the answer. It Is. nothing but .a partial solution to a real need wblch may assist the wrong people." Cummings stressed the " rates proposed in the amendment are bases aolely on energy usage. There Is no mention of need or minimum incomes to qualify, This amendment favors small families In well-Insulated homes with modern, efficient furnaces and appliances, It would not help those families who, regardless of need or income, use more than the minimum quantities of gas and electricity specified, and families that depend on coal, propane or oil for heat. Cummings said the Association believes natural gas and electric utilities should not be in the weHare business. "We cannot establish rates to help deserving customers without penalizing all other customers," he explained. "In addition, we have no way to determine who should qualify and who should not. "WeHare Is the reapon· slbility of goveriunenl, not the uWIIIes," he maintained. "It Is time for the legislature (Continued on page 10) young men who did the work and Carl Hysell and L. B. Vaugha~ who headed the project. Shown are, front row. I· r, John Bond, instructor , L. B. Vaughan, Dana Aldridge, WUI!am Little, John Slavin and Randle Simpson, instructor; second row, Larry Cox, Steve Hawk, Terry Jerrell, Phil McFarland, Steve Johnson, third row, Richard Dempsey, Charles Johnson, Robert Black, Archie Diggs and Mike Beach. �~-The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport·PCllllei'Oy, 0., Friday, Sept. 24, lli'IA L~GAL NOTICE I herebv IIUthor l z.e for salt m in ing propertY , with bu!ldlngs and nllroad swlt . est1te : The fol lowing descr ibed prem lses sltuaad In tht Townsh ip of Satlsburv . countv af MeiJiJ$ ana State of Oh io : Beginn i ng In S~ct l on 3, ToWn 2. Range 13 . Beginning tnd carry away coal from said premlttl ; 1110 'or ar1 !nage and dtposlf of rtlus.t ana the r iO"' to haul through '"dover said premise& coel rrom ld · tacent property ; Ttl! Martin EbersPach Co., itss.uccessors Workers tear down structure the tollo"Jng described real Chtl nectuary to m ine , toad at lhe Northwest corner of the Northeast quarter of sa id Section No . 3; thence s outh 40 chains and .. o links more or less to the Southwest corner of u l d Quarter sectio~ at the County road leedlrlg from Pomeroy to Chester ; thence rollow lng Slid road In 1 North· tuterly direction ro the West fine of t he lands ot William Carleton; thence North 29 degrees 65 llnks to the NorH'I un_, of ~aid section ; tt'lence West on the North line of sa id Section 1 chains and a~ links to the place of beglnr'l lng , con talnlng 281/.1 acres , more or tess, save and ucept from the above described prem lses the follow ing described tract or parceL to -wit': Beglnnl ng at H1t Northwtst c orner of tht Northeast quarte-r ot Section No . 3; tl'l~nu South 700 ftet ; thence East 7 cttalns and u l inks ro a 1fake ; thence North 700 feet to the North line of said Section ; thence Wf'st on the Nort h line of said Section 1 chains and·U link& to the place of begln·nlng, also except au ' the coal 1m. derlylng the above described prtmlses and the eKcluslve right In perPetu i ty to mine and ,emove said coal and to use at all times so muct't of the aurface as The Martin Ebers bacl1 Company , Its_ successors · and ass i gns may deem · . necessary, to open , operate and equ p a comolele coal FLIES con11roll'ed on pasture with PURINA ~HECK-FLY CATTlE DLU\R. • '"''"'' 'h•·<·k-Fly Cnttl e HICM'k.!! w im;t•t ·t iddt> th at kil h1 ft y .~~~rt fa<~ tl y tn;lt(.:ot& in d..J 11..,11\g!l ·- 111' r ()rl' l hey lx•<·Oot"' ft j l:~ 8.!t: U8 /WOn ror 11 f ' he t•k· Fi y r ntt1e lliO<ks. from surface DOXOL SERVICE 399 W. Main Sf. The store with "All Kinds :large ind small animals ·lawns · gardens. by Appllonco Needs ffl·2164 itt StuH" for pets - stobles - d•m•p• Far •II your home ~ntartainmtnt and Modern Supply Pomtroy,O. Tbe walla twnbliDI down in Pomeroy's buslneas section Thursday afternoon wherl workers tore down whit was belie'<ed to be unsafe walls In their efforts to prepl!l for the rebulldlng of the Stiffler . Department Store, deatroyed by fire In January of thla 'year. Tile structure, ~ top of . which Ia being puUed over, and assigns to be relieved reason of mining of coa under sa i d above described gremlse& . Any surface land required or . used 11 aboye by stld Ttle Martin Ebersbacn Compenr , Its successors and anions o be paid for at the rate of 1100.00 per •ere, and provided that in the operation of said premises for oil end vas the same- shall not In any manner whatsoever hinder , delay or lnco.nvenl.ence ·. The Mart in Ebersbach Companr,, Its succeuor$ Jnd ISIIgns n rt1e enloyment of the right and Privileges granted It t:o mine and remove coat under or upon or aver !llld_ ebo.ve described · premises . Also, save and except the toll()wlng parcel : Beginning at 11 pohlt In the pror,erty tine ot G . T . C~r eton , et al ,, and A. o , and Lillian Smith, said point t;elng at Station 96 -0-4 if\ the center line of survey made by the Departme-nt or Highways ; thence runninG In 111 North · easterly direction In the center of old road and In the propertv line between G. T. Carleton , et. al ., and John Lyons 53_. feet more or Ills to a point 40 feet from and at right angles to Station 101·28 ; thence In a $outhwesterly direction following a curve to the rloht, same havlno a radius of 2825 feet, a dlttance of 171 leet , more or less to a point _.0 feet from and at rfgnt angles to Station 99 -50 ; thertce In a Northl!rly direction 10 feet to a polnf 50 fee-t from and at right angles fo Station 99-SO: thence following -s aid curve to the tight. same having a radius of 2815 ftef a distance of 281 ,eet more or teas to a point In the property line be · tween G. T . Carleton , et 11., and A. 0 . and Lillian Smith, saild point belno 50 teet from and at r ight angles lo Station 96 -69; thence following property line In a Southerly direction 150 feet more or less to the place of beotnnlnv . If Is understood that the strip ot land above deacrlbed Is not to be In e~cen of so feet In width ami contains 0.96 acres more or leu, of which the present road occupies 0.41 acrtl more or leu. Also, seve and ucep' the following parcel : Stglnnlng at a point In the property line between G. T. Carleton , et al., and ~ot'ln RIDENOUR'$ · TV & Appliance Gas Service Rocine, Ohio Chft!or,Ohlo 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. 24, 1976 belongs to Mrs. Amy Klnpllnd Jones, Wellllon, md Ia next door to ~ Stlffler bulldlng's Main St. entrance. Jud1e John C. Bacon, common pleas court, hal ruled the plalnUff In a law suit, John F. Stlffier, et al, may remove portions of walla which might endanger hia 'IIOrkmen or the public. drinks. SOUP AND bake sale at Syracuse.Municipal BuUdlng, Saturday beginning at I: 30 a.m. by Syracuse Firemen's Auxiliary. Take containers for carry11Ut order. NATIONAL HUNTING and fla!linll Day to be obllerved at Royal Olk Park beg1nnliil at 9 a.m. Saturday. All youth of the area Invited to obeerve or participate in an kinds of outdoor activities, md IU!JCh will be served at no charge. ·Social. Calendar FRIDAY DANCE at Southern High School Saturday,10 until 12p. m. M11Sic by "Uncle Douger" of WXJL. Admission $1.60. Sponsored by senior class. SHADE RlVEJt Coonhunters Friday at fairgrounds, 7 p.m. PAREmi. Without Part· ners, Rolling Hilla Chapter 838, 8 p.m. Friday at Grace United Methodist Church, Gallipolis. SAnJRDAY FESTIVAL, beginning 4 p.m. Saturday at Clifton, W. Va., United Methodist Church annex; homemade Ice cream, soup, hot dogs, sloppy , joes, pies, cakes, coffee, soft RAZED-SWfler'sDepartmentStore, or what was left after afire destroyed II on Jan. 29 of this year, was razed Tlunday as workmen with a wreclier from Pomeroy Motor Co., began pulllng down the walls that were left standinG. They also razed a wall olltbe Amy K. Jones Bldg. The SWfler C«npany plans to erect a new building where the old one stood. t..rons , said point being 40 teet above prem ises w ith the r Jgh f from and at right angles to to oper1 te and produce same. Reference Deed : Vol. 22'5. Station 104 ·10 In the center line of survey made by the Page 917 , oeed Records Meigs Department ot H i ghways ; Cou·nty , Ohio . Sald real e-state is ll'ted on thence In a Northeas-terly direction I~ said prop,rty line the tu duPl icate u being and In the center ol the old 10.50 acres . Sa id Slit i s to be conduc ted rOad 90 feet. more or less to a point In said property line at at court" Ho u se steps In Station 104-U ; thence In a Pomeroy . Oh io. ' ' 10 a.m. Northeasterly direction 57 ftet on the 2nd day of mare or lt!tS to a point 40 feet October. 19 76, and sha ll nol from and at rlgtlt angles to be sold for ten than two .tl'l lrds Station 10,.· 45 ; thence of the tppra tsed value . The following a curve to the len , appra ised v•lue is 518 ,333. 33, same naVfno a radius of 1472 lmmed i atelv following sa id feet, a distance of 4:1 .s teet to sale, 1 am offer lng for sa l e the the place of beolr~nln; as pe-rsonal property , Includ ing shown on tt'le plans on file in all r igf'lt , title and Interest now tt\e office of tt'le Department of owned by Cardinal En H i ghways in Columbus. Ohio. _ t erpr !ses, Inc . in and to an It Is understood that the strip Oh io St at e Li quor Perm it. for of land above ctescr !bed Is not not less than two -th irds of the In ex.cess of 40 feet In width appro!l l sed pr i ce . The ap . and contains . 10 acres, more pra ised pr i ce of t he personal ?r less . of which the present propert y , includ ing the liQuor road occupies .07 acres, more permi t. Is S2 .SOO. OO. ' or less . And bein9 the same said real esr1te has been property conveyed by known 15. tl1e Shena no Spr!nos Mtlco1m c . Roller , etal.toW. property . The real estate Is F . Harless, by deed dated 10· located on the West side of 25 ·311 and recorded in Vol. ua, Oh io· state Route No . 1. at Page <44 of tl'1e Deed Said sa l e of the r~al Records , Me-Igs County , Ohio. property and person•l The said W. F. Harless does property is sub ject to the hereby except and reserve approval of the Court of unto himself, his heirs and Common Pleas, Me l vs assigns the full one-half in, Countv, Ohi o. tere-st In all the oil and vas I. CARSON CROW royalty .,-hich may be derived RECEIVER OF CARDINAL rrom the production of oil and ENTERPRISES , INC . gas on the Dremilts 19 1 3-10-17.)4 hereinabove described . Ex · 1101 1. Sic cept the oil and gas on the SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Casto, Pomeroy; are announcing the birth of their first child, a ·seven pound, 12 ounce son, Ronnie Lee, on Sept. 15 at Holler Medical Center. Maternal grandparems are Mrs. Audria Arnold and the · late Willard Jeffers, Pomeroy, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otho Casto, Mason. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Vila Jeffers, Pomeror, and Mrs. Leola Miller, Mason. Five now major number Jor Royals and Phils . EASY to INSfAIJ. By FRED DOWN UPI Sportl Writer Five is the magic number for both Philadelphia and Kansas after Ule PhUJies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 7-3, Thursday niGht and the Royals IQSt to Ule Oakland A's, 8-1. Should the Phillles win five of their remaining II games they would .finish the season with 97 victories--one more than the PlttsbW'gh Pirates can achieve If they win aU nine of their remaining .games. By winning five of their remaininG nine games, the . Royals would wind up with 93 vlctorles---:one more 4" SEWER & DRAIN PIPE JUST 27.~ PER FT. AVAILABLE IN 250 FOOT ROLLS I I. BAUM'S TRUE VALUE SlORE By t!uited Preas Intemadonal All of a sudden, every game Is a must game for Miami. The disappointing Redsklns, three·liine defending Mid-American Conler!!llce champions, have lost their first three games of the se&!IOn for the first time 1n history. · Saturday night, the Redsldns have another tough assigrunent when they meet the Cinclnnad Bearcats. "This is an important game for us " said Miami coach Dick drum, "make no doubt about it." Miami lost last week to Bllll State :JU. The loss snapped the Redsklns' MAC winning streak at16 games and tbeir home strinG at 14. "The players were down ·after the loss IAl BaU State " said Crum, "but Uley are not quitters. What we have to do now is Bet them settled down · . fundamentaUy. But most of an we need to win a game." Cincinnati which will be meeting Uie 'Redskins for the 139.50 139.50 1 139.50 1 He'll love our collection of big, bold and brilliant ·diamonds. Each one Is hondsomely fashioned . for todav's man . BAKER FURN'ITURE RIVERSIDE MEDICAL . GROUP MIDDLEPORT, 0. Adjacenllo v eterams Memorial Hospital R. A. A. G. AV .~RIOf:l , t>\.D. SOL~. M.D, ·. JOHN RIQGWAY, D.O. C. W. THOMPSON, M, ~. •ffice Hours; '10-12 • .m. Mon.-Sa t., 2-4 p.m. Mon.- Fri., 7-B p.m. Mon., Wed ., 67th r•i.PHON E 992-3331 IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA • OPEN WEEKDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. ' To kick-off our 67th Anniversary Sale we are having one of the biggest sportswear sales this area has ever seen on new fall merchandise. Famous brand namel All first quality! Beautiful HALF • I I ROYAL CROWN BOmiNG COMPANY REGUlAR s41.00 ' . •38 TO 46 IN REGUlAR & LONG •NEW FALL COLORS •FAMOUS BRAND NAME •OVER 150 TO CHOOSE FROM OVER 1000 PIECES OF THIS BEAUTIFUL PRICE FALL SPORTSWEAR . LEISURE SPORTSWEAR SALE ON£ OF OUR MOST' '14.00 to s11.00 •SI.DS Reaular ·•BLOUSES Reaular '18.00 fte&ular '14.00 •SKillS Regular '16.00 TUNIC TOPS Regula s25.00 •SHIRT .11£ BRANDS SPOITIWIAR SALE 3 DAYS ONLYII tlllaY, FRIDAY & SAtuRDAY f TO CHOOSE FROM t ~ I' ; • •r f SIZEs: 8 to 18 ' NEW FALL COLORS! ~ ' '' ' SHIRTS VALUES TO 20.00 1 ' AU. SIZES, MANY STYLES ,_ ·\(if' 113 OFF .. Steve Carllon allowed seven hits in eight Innings and raised hi$ record Ill 19~. with the ninth-Inning · relief help of Ron Reed, as the Phlllies won their lhird game in a row. Carlton, a late· season candidate for Cy YoW18 honors, Slruck out nine and walked three. "It looked like the way it was the first part of the season," said Carlton, referring to the support be got from his teanunates. "They are starting to play again like they know how ... it's like old Urnes ....'' Tim McCarver's twl)o<Un hornet was the big blow of a three -run fourth inning , which gave the Phillies a ~ lead. McCarver and foW' other players had two hits each as the Phillies dealt Andy Rasmussen his 12tlt loss. The Pirates remained six games behind the Plra tes despite a S-4 vicoory over the Chicago Cubs, achieved when Ed Ott doubled In the winning run In the lOth inning. Reliever Dave Gi~l won his fifth game while Darold Knowles suffered his seventh setback, Mike T<irrez pil<:hed a live· hitter for his seventh win in his last eight decisions as the proud A's, five-time· winners pit ched a six-hitter and struck out eight lor his third win for the Orioles whi le Jim HWlter suffered his 15th loss against 16 victllries .lor the Yankees. New York at Montreal was rained out and the Los Angeles Dodgers topped tbe San Francisco GianLs, 4·1, in the other NL games, while Ule Boston Red Sox routed the Milwaukee Brewers, 10-3, the Mlnneso.ta Twins defeated !he Olicago White Sox, ~. and the Texas Ranger s downed the California Angels, 6-S , in Amer ican League games. ll<ldgers 4, Glanls 1: Burt Hooton pi tched a of the Western Division, cut the Royals' lead to _jj_ve games. TheA'swereaided by eight walks, a .hit balsman, three wild plt<:hes and six stolen bases. The victory raised Torrez' record to If>. II. "The last time we were running, plt<:hlng and hitting like this we won nine straight games," saidMannger Chucll Tanner of tlle A's. "That's what we aim to do now." Ken Singleton singled horne Paul Blair with the winning run In the ninth Inning as the Orioles swept their fourgame series . with the Yankees. Mike Flanagan """ Ma lor League Standings 81st time In a series which Sitturday' s Games By United Press lnternationll Calif at M inn., morn ing dates back to 1888, has split In National League New Yor k at Detroit Its ,first two games. Enf Boston a t Balt imor e, nig ht ·The Bearcats beat Tulane Ph ilad elphia W.. L.. Pet . GB M il w at Cleveland, nigh t 92 59 .609 Oakland at Chicago , night 21·14 In !heir opener, but Pins burgh 87 66 .569 6 K ansas Uty at T ~ xa s, ni ght New York. 81 71 .533 11' 1 dropped a close 7-!ldeclsion to Chicago 71 83 .461 22 '1 Southwest Louisiana lasl St . Louis 68 84 .-447 24 1 1 Majo,. 1..eague Leaoers Montreal Saturday night, . 52 . 98 .347 39' 1 ov Uniled Press tnfernati~nal West Batting . Miami has won the last hve W .. L .. Pet. GB {buedon42Satbatsi games played between the x Cincinnati 98 55 .64 1 · 'National League G . AB . R: . H. Pet two schools and holds an Lo s Ang eles 87 66 .569 11 Housto.. 76 78 .494 22'7 Madlock, Ch i 139 SOJ 66 169 .336 overall 43-31-6 margin in the San Francisco 70 85 .452 29 Gri ffey , Cin 141 536 JOB 178 .JJ2 series. San Diego 68 85 .-4-44 30 . Rose , Clf.l 153 630 126 207 .329 ta 67 87 .435 3111 Madd O)( , ~ h i I 143 527 74 1'73 .328 The lone Mid·Am contest on Atlan X·Ciinched division title Morg a n , Cin 133 456 111 149 .327 tap Saturday finds Ball State P i ltsbJrhg~r~d~~;s....R~ s~~1n's. Oliver , P it 117 432 60 139 .322 0 at Toledo In a night game. Montn e z, All 155 62'0 68 195 .3 15 York at Mi l, ppd., ra in Foster , Cln 137 538 BJ 169 .314 other games involving New Philadelph i a 7 St. Loui s 3 Gar ve y , L A 153 603 so 189 .313 MAC teams inciude Ohio Los Angeles 4 San Franc isco .I · wa.tson , Hou 149 567 7J 176 .310 (Qhly gam es scheduleel ) Gernimo, Cin 141 468 57 145 .310 University hosting Idaho; Today's Probable Pitchers American League Kent Stare at Iowa State; San {All Times EDT) G. AB . R. H . Pet i a I Chr is ten son 12-8 McRa e. K C 14 1 1195 74 166 .335 Diego State at Bowling andPh iladelph Kaat 11 13) at Montr eal Bret t, KC 151 611 9'1 203 .332 Green ; Cenlral Michigan at (S tanhOuse 8 11 and Rogers 6· ( .;Jrew . M in 150 582 95 191 .326 · Bostock, Min 124' 46 1 73 149 .323 Marshall; Northern Illinois 16) , 2, 6:05p .m . Pill sburgh (Rooker 13 8 and LeF lor e, Det 135 544 93 172 .31 6 at Long Beach State; Eastern Cand el ar ia 15-6) at St. Louis Lyn n, Bos 131 507 76 159 .314 Michigan at McNeese Stste; (For sch 7-10 and McGlothen 12 . R 1ver s, N Y 134 561 93 182 .31'3 ), 2, 6·30 p .m . · Car ty, Cle ~44 525 65 161 .307 and . Western Michign at 14 San D'lego (Jones 21-1.4 ) at Munson, NY 147 598 77 18 1 .303 Mmneso.ta. All an ~ a {Moret 3-5), 7:35 p .m . ~ t il u b , Det 15 1 55 2 67 165 199 icago { Burr is 14 -13 ) at New Home ·Runs Ball State tskes a ~ Yo'Ch r k f Sea\ler 14,10 ), 8 05 p.m Nalionol l League : Kingman , overall mark ·and a nineCinci nnat i ( Norman 12·61 ar N Y 37 ; Schm idt, Ph il 36; game winning streak Into Los A ngeles U onn IQ. JO ), 10': 30 Monday, Chi 30 ; f-oster , Cin 29 ; · Morgan, Cin 27 . Toled?'s Glass Bowl against p.inHouston ( Ric hard 11 ,15 } at Ame-rican League : . Ne ttt€s , the winless Rockets. Sa n Fr ancisc o (Hal icki 12.14), · NY 29; .Jackson and L .May , Ball , Hendri·c k , Clev and "This is a very pivots! 10 ; 15 p.m. Saturday's Games Banda, Oak 25. game for us In the MAC," Ph ila delphi a at Mon tr eal Runs Batted tn National League : Foster, Cin said Ball State's Dave Pittsburg h at SL Louis at New York 119; Morgan , Cin 110; wa rse n, McClain, "so we will have to Chicage Cincinnat i at Los Angeles Hou and Sch m idt, Phi l 96, be mentally and physically Heu ston at San Franc isco Murcer . SF 87. America~ League : L Ma y, ready to play sound footbaU." San Diego at Atlan ta, nigh t Ba ll 108 ; M unson, Nl' 100 ; Toledo has dropped its first Yasfrzemsk l, Bos 98 ; Ma yber . Ameritoiln l eague two decisions, Including a 9-7 ry , KC and Chambliss . NV 95. East . Stolen Bases W .. L .. Pet. G 8 verdict in the closing minutes National Leag'ue : . Mor gan, New York 92 60 .605 to Central Michigan last Balti more and Lepes . LA 58: Taver as, Bl 68 .556 7'' •Cin Pil l 57; BrDck, St .L 55 ; Cedeno, week. Cle\l e!and 77 74 .510 141"7 Hou 53. 77 n .soo 16 The BG-San Diego State Basten American League : . Nor th, 1 Det r oit 68 83 .450 23 1 Oak 14 ; LeFlore , De t 58 ; game matches a pair of Milwaukee 65 88 .425 2] 1 'J Campaneris , Oak 54; Bayl or , West unbeaten teams. Oa'k 51; Pa tek, •KC .SO. .. L. - Pet. GB BG has been impressive In Kan sas Ci ty W Pitching 88 65 .575 Most Vi~:! .. , 1es wins over Syracuse (22-7) and Oak land· 83 70 54 2 ~ National League : Jones, SO inn esota 80 75 .516 Eastern Michigan (53-12), M 21 14 ; Su tton. LA an d K~o sm a n , Californ ia 71 84 .458 18 NY 20 9; Ca rlton . Ph i! 19 -6; while the Aztecs have beaten Tex as 70 84 455. 16 1' • Richard , Hou 17-15. 63 91 . 409 2512 rugGed Arkansas State (24- Ch icag o American League : Pal mer , Thursday ' s Results Ba ll 22 13 ; Tia n't, Bos 20 II ; 14) and Fresno State (7-3). Bas ten 10 Mi lwauk ee 3 Figuer Da, NY 19 -9; Gar land, "San Diego is the most Ballimore 2 New YDrk 1 Bait 18 7; F idr ych 1 Del and Oakla nd 8 Kansa s Ci ty 1 explosive and exciting M Leon ar d. KC 17-9. Tanana , Cal innesetii 3 Ch icago 0 17 10; 'Bl ue, Oak 17 11. football team Ulat we ·will Te)(a s 6 Californ ia 5 Earned Run Average (Only gam es scheduled ) play Ulis year," said BG's I based on 153 innings pitched) Today' s Probable Pitchers National League : Seaver . NY Don Nehlen. "They rank (A ll Ti""es EDT ) 2.39 ; Ra u, LA 2.57 ; Denn y, SI. L New Yo rk (Jackson 6-1 and 2.63; j ones, SO 2.67 ; Za chr y, right behind UCLA and USC 13-10) at Detro it Cin 2.70. on the West Coast. The only Holtzman (Robert s 14-16 and Crawford 1American League : Blue, Oaiol. chance we ·have of winning 6) , 2, 5:30p .m . 2.40 ; Fidrych, Det 2.48; · PaJ . M ilwauk ee (S laton 14-13 } at mer, Ba n 2.52 ; Tan an a, Cal will be to play a super Clevelan d !Thomas 4-3) , 7:30 2.59 ; Torrez , Oak 2.65. errorless football game." p.m .• STRIKEOUTS. . Bos tOn [Wi se 13 -10) il l Bal . Leading the way for the National League : Seaver , N Y Az)ecs- · is junior college limon~ ( Ga r land 18 7l. 7:30 225 ; Richard , Hou 189; Koos . man, NY 180; Ca r lton, Ph il 174 , transfer David (Deacon) p.mKan sas City (Fitzmor r is 15 Mont efus co, SF 168. Turner, who ran for 239 yards 11 ) at Te xas ( Umbarger 10 12), American League : Ry an , c at 29 1: Tanana , Cal 239 ; Bl yleven, in 30 carries In the win over B : ~Sa~i';!~d (Mi tchell 9 _61 at . Te)l 199; Eckersley j wn lev 170, Chicago ( Barrios4·8), 9 p ,m . Hun ter , NY t68. Arkansas State, which ended {Onl y games scheduled ) llle nation's lonGest major college winning streak. The Falcons have a loss and a tie In two previous Games against San DieGo. Kent State, 1·1 after last The MeiGs golf team upped total and is still looking for its week's tough 14-12 loss to Its season record to 4·1 first win. Other Meigs scores were : Ohio University, has its Tuesday night by taking a Chuck FoUrod, a par 35, hands full in Iowa State. triangular match from Waharna and Southern at Crenson Pratt, 38, and Lance Pomeroy. Meigs' total was a Oliver, 39. Wahama : Ty low 141 to unofficially set a Housh 39, Chuck Stan· 44, Gary Rich· new school record. Two sub- ley ards 48, Greg Stodola, . par rounds (34s) were turned 48, and Mike Winnings, 50. · in by Mark Gllkey and Dale Brian· Dudding and Dwight Browning, the,thlrd 34 In two nights by the Meigs team, to pace that sizzling round. A 34 is just one shot off the school record. ....... Wahama turned in a 179 to record its first loss after five wins; Southern shot a 187 What a difference a Bilco Door makes! Stop In and see our display. we·tl give you tree literature on how ro do it. Or, we can suggest a man ro instal( it for you . Qpen Mon. thru Sat. AMt HI('/\ •, fIN! ·~T BASI Mf t-.Jl r)\l(JF1 40$ N. Second AVe. 992-3748 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. _Middleport, 0. FREE PARKING Twinl 3, White Sol 0: Craig Kuslck knocked In . : lhree runs with a sacrifice Dy and a sinGle as Pete Redfern went the distance on a threehitter for his sevenlh victory for tlle Twins. Loser Ken Brett had a no-hitter lor the • White Sox unUI Larry Hisle lrlpled to open the elghlll. Rangers 6, Anleil 5: Mike Hargrove's seventh homer with one oul In the ninth Inning !filed Texas to ' victory after California had . ·. tied tbe score with two I'WlS in : Ule eighth. Steve Hargan, who relieved Tommy Iloggs In the eighth, gained the win, his sevenlll. PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. (UP!) - Bill EUenbogen, a player cut during ·training camp, has been signed by tbe New York Giants after aU. The Giants are desperate Ior some offensive tine help to improve their running g11111e. The Pomeroy Youth Don Hunnel. National League League (basebaU)) is malting This is the league's third New York at M IL ppd ., rain another appeal for help at the appeal this fall for help on !he f 10 inn ings l new fields. There already has Pi t tsbgh 200 200 000 1- 5 I 1 I new fields at the Meigs High Ch icago 000 004 OQO o- A 9 2 School. been quite a bit accomplished Demery , Moose ( 6 ), Giusti , The fields have been seeded with a minimum of help. The (8), Kison ( 101 a..nd Of! ; R. Reuscl1 eL Hernandez ( 7), Sutt er and the Infields have heen league sponsors tee ball, pee !8), Know tes t 9J, Garm an ( 10) and M ltterwald . WP- Gius ti {5· worked on. Also the bleachers wee, little league, and pony . 41. L P- Knowles (5.71. and benches have been put league baseball. The away for the winter, managers, coaches, and · . St. Lou is 000 020 101)-.- 3 7 3 Other projects yet to be fatllers of youth participating Ph ita 001 330 00)( - 7 12 2 Rasmu ssen. Wall ace (4), wa . done are putting up an out· In these programs are urged ierPu r y ( 4 ). LaGrow (51, fence on No. 2 to attend .these work sessins. Cap ilta ( 7), Hrabosky (8 ) and field Simmons ; Car lton , Reed (9) dlamond (snow fence has Also coaches of the girls and M cC arver w p ...:... CarHen softbaU teams using these f1 9 6). LP - R'asm,Ussen (5-12). already been secured); HR - Philadelphi a, M cCar \ler putting belting on No. 2 lields and these girls' lathers Il l. backstop, and completing are welcome. foul line protection renclng on The new fields at the Meigs LOS Angel es 2'20 000 000- 4 1 0 San Frnc. isco 00 1 000 000--- 1 3 1 No. 2 diamond. The league lB • Athletic Complex have really Hooton n1 14 ) and Pasley ,Monte tusco , Toms ! 7) and also hoping to get started on been a boon to the Pomeroy Ale~~: an der , Rader . LP...:....Mon - dugouts and a concession Youlh Leag4e. These· fields tef usc.o (IS 14) HR -San F(a n stand along with a third could be turned into top-notch cisco, Cla r k 1,2) . diamond at the .·complex. fields with a little bit of effort. (Only games scheduled ) The league has changed If the Interest shown so far Is American League their work party night . from any indication for !he future, M ilwaukee 100 010 00 1- 3 9 o 230 02' 1 20)( - 10 12 t Thursday to Mondsy mghts. then .the future doesn't look · Boston Tra..,er s. Brober g (2), Fr isel· Ia (6J and Moore; Lee ( 5·7l and Work l!Bually starts at 5:30 too bright. Fisk. L P- Tra vers ( 1.). 15). HRs and lasts till dsrk . .The next Baker ( 1) , M on tgorneql (3), work party is scheduled for Rice (2.a ), Evans {16), He ide mann {2). · Monday,has sept. ·z7. on11 anyone any questiollB . Is i nv ok·ed on all 'c ertifi cate ac coun Is withdrawn pr ior to t he dat e of ma t urity . -@ The Athens County Savings& Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy. Ohio I~!!/ Eat a Honda CB750 .,,.,,. defeat Waverly ~ ov e · ore r ~ The huttest thing -or1 the road today has a1-rived! Sec the powerfu l performe r KA WASA Klo ~ 'lll4 APPEAL MADE The sportsrnep's clubs of Meigs County sponsoring !he National Hunting and Fishing Day on Saturday at Royal Oak, Park issued a special appeal to the scout troops of the area. The clubs will donate $25 to the scout troop (boy, girl, cub, brownie, etc.) who has lhe most members present at the celebration. One stipulation - each member must he attired in his or her unifonn. -.' I .,~ • ' •• • ••• •• •• • • • •• •• ;. • ••' •• • • ••;;• •• :~::;;;:~::-r;;~~::;:; for lunch! ' • • • A legend grows longer! The Z-1000 is qu ick. It's comfo n ablr. It s ;:ot a ~rce i siun DOHC/ 4. more torque. " iear uisc brake. Z-lllUU is King! • •'• •,. • J&R SPORT SHOP • 748 E. MAIN POMEROY,O. '-~77 Kawasaki__, ftrestone Hill led Soulhern with a ~4 each, Tim. Thoren had a 45, and Chris Wolfe and Jim Powell each shot a 54. Reserve players scores were: Meigs, Dave Burt 44, Jell Couch, 44, Ron Casci 47; Wahama, Jell Arnold iiO, Jerry Roush 56; Southern, Paul Holsinger 61, Barry AUen 62. • •' ' Complete Bral(e Overhau HERE'S WHAT WE DO: Reline brakes, turn drums and gri • linings . Rebuild whe el cylinders bleed , flush and refi ll hydraulic sy tem . Repack lront wh eel bearings adjust all br es and safety check. Colorful! PRINT SHIRTS Machine Wosh Choose a wardrobe ol lhem In prints: solids. Flannels. In a big group of colors. Adjust • Toe-In Adju st • Toe-Ou t Adju st • Caste r Everywhere NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Adjust • Brakes "KERM'S KORNER" POMEROY ..••• " Meigs_Co. Branch i•• Meigs golfers Wt Wire Flowers Mrs. Millard Van Motor Ph. m-2039 Ph: m-m1 A sub.stant ia l penally Oakl and 230 0111 oo- 8 7 o Kansas City 000 001 ooo-- 1 5 0 Torr ez (15-11) and Ten'a ce; Leonard. Nelson ( 2' 1, Littell (4), Hall (7), Sanders (7), Cram (8 ) and Stinson. LP- Leonard t 17 91 For All Occasions Pomq Flower Shop • 4 deposit. $1,000.00 mm1mum deposit, interest paid quarterly. the workRoger parties, they may contact Stewart, Ed Kennedy , Roger Kovalchik or The Meigs High Linksters continued to burn up the courses as they downed host Waverly Wednesday night by the score ol 152·175. All five of Meigs golfers shot under 40 wilh four of them turning In 38s: Dale Browning, Lance Oliver, Crenson Pratt and Mark Gilkey. Chuck FoUrod carded a 39 as the Meigs team upped its record to 5,1and 2·1 In !he league. For the hosts, Marty Drennen carded a 38 while Stan Crace was next with a 45. Jim Dutcher and Troy Banta had a 46 each and Scott Daily turned In a 48. ., • •• year certificate of ••• 7112 Pet. per year on a NEW MO.DEL SHOWING Texas 000 140 001- 6 II 0 Ca Ii fern i a 300 000 02().--, s 9 1 Bog gs, Har!,1a n (8) an,d Sundberg , Fahey ( 8); Hart zell , Monge (5), Drago {8) and E1chebarren . WP-:-Ha rgan (7 8). LP - Drago P ·8). HRsTexas, Hargr ove (]}, Cal ifDr nia. Collins (3). ... ' Ba lfi mare 000000 101 - 2 60 New Yor k 000 01 0 0()()-- 1 6 0 Fl anagan (3-4) and Dempsey, Duncan ;· Hunl er (16 15) an d M.unson . M innesota 000 000 012- 3 4 0 Ch icago 000 000 OQO- 0 3 1 Redfern (7,8) and Wynegar ; 11 0-11 ) and Ess ian , Brett Down ing . ' -\ Major Lugue Results FLOWERS 992·2039 ~% By United PreSs International Golfers have another good night win, 4-1 Here's the way to add-new beauty to your home. Replace lhatwooden hatchwaywilh a modern, all steel Sileo Door. It's ruggedly built, weather-tighl, and so easy for everyone in thelamily to use!What's more,llwill make your basement more secure against intrusion . And it will pay for Itself many limes over by saving repair and replacemen l cosls. If your nome was built without the convenience o.f a direct basemen! entrance, ask us for Sileo's new hand· book "How to Add Valuable Living Space to Your Home." three-hitter lor his 11th victory as the DodGers dealt John Montelusco his' 141llloss against 15 victories_ Dave Lopes, who singled and scored the Dodgers' first run on a single by Reggie Smilh, stole Ulree bases IAl give him 59 and the National LeaGue lead, Red Sox 10, Brewers 3: . Bill Lee pil<:bed a ninehitter· and Jim Rice , extending his hitting streak to 10 games, hit his 24th homer to lead the Red Sox IAl their lOth win In Ulelr last 11 games. The win raised Lee's record to 5·7 while Bill Travers sagged to 1f>.15 for Ule Brewers. Workers needed at Meigs High Miami attempts _to snap streak . 985·3301 CHESTER, 0. 1 LEISURE SUIT Ulan Ule A's would have if they won Ulelr last nine games . The difference is Ulat the Phlllies have no games left Wllll !he Pirates while the Royals must face Oakland Ulree more times. And so. the pennant races go Into their fina!stages with the PhiUies and Royals nearing their peMant-cllnchers and the New York . Yankees stumbling at the finish line. The Yankees lost to the Baltimore Orioles, 2·1, ThW'sday night, lor their fourtl) straight defeat but stili have a magic nwnber of three. - . 600 E. Main St. • Adjust Ca mber • Pack Fron t Wheel Bearings • Ch'ec k Master Cylinder • Road Test Car for Safe ty Check 992-2094 POMEROY HOME & AUTO Brake Service Front End Alignment Pomeroy, Ohio ' �~-The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport·PCllllei'Oy, 0., Friday, Sept. 24, lli'IA L~GAL NOTICE I herebv IIUthor l z.e for salt m in ing propertY , with bu!ldlngs and nllroad swlt . est1te : The fol lowing descr ibed prem lses sltuaad In tht Townsh ip of Satlsburv . countv af MeiJiJ$ ana State of Oh io : Beginn i ng In S~ct l on 3, ToWn 2. Range 13 . Beginning tnd carry away coal from said premlttl ; 1110 'or ar1 !nage and dtposlf of rtlus.t ana the r iO"' to haul through '"dover said premise& coel rrom ld · tacent property ; Ttl! Martin EbersPach Co., itss.uccessors Workers tear down structure the tollo"Jng described real Chtl nectuary to m ine , toad at lhe Northwest corner of the Northeast quarter of sa id Section No . 3; thence s outh 40 chains and .. o links more or less to the Southwest corner of u l d Quarter sectio~ at the County road leedlrlg from Pomeroy to Chester ; thence rollow lng Slid road In 1 North· tuterly direction ro the West fine of t he lands ot William Carleton; thence North 29 degrees 65 llnks to the NorH'I un_, of ~aid section ; tt'lence West on the North line of sa id Section 1 chains and a~ links to the place of beglnr'l lng , con talnlng 281/.1 acres , more or tess, save and ucept from the above described prem lses the follow ing described tract or parceL to -wit': Beglnnl ng at H1t Northwtst c orner of tht Northeast quarte-r ot Section No . 3; tl'l~nu South 700 ftet ; thence East 7 cttalns and u l inks ro a 1fake ; thence North 700 feet to the North line of said Section ; thence Wf'st on the Nort h line of said Section 1 chains and·U link& to the place of begln·nlng, also except au ' the coal 1m. derlylng the above described prtmlses and the eKcluslve right In perPetu i ty to mine and ,emove said coal and to use at all times so muct't of the aurface as The Martin Ebers bacl1 Company , Its_ successors · and ass i gns may deem · . necessary, to open , operate and equ p a comolele coal FLIES con11roll'ed on pasture with PURINA ~HECK-FLY CATTlE DLU\R. • '"''"'' 'h•·<·k-Fly Cnttl e HICM'k.!! w im;t•t ·t iddt> th at kil h1 ft y .~~~rt fa<~ tl y tn;lt(.:ot& in d..J 11..,11\g!l ·- 111' r ()rl' l hey lx•<·Oot"' ft j l:~ 8.!t: U8 /WOn ror 11 f ' he t•k· Fi y r ntt1e lliO<ks. from surface DOXOL SERVICE 399 W. Main Sf. The store with "All Kinds :large ind small animals ·lawns · gardens. by Appllonco Needs ffl·2164 itt StuH" for pets - stobles - d•m•p• Far •II your home ~ntartainmtnt and Modern Supply Pomtroy,O. Tbe walla twnbliDI down in Pomeroy's buslneas section Thursday afternoon wherl workers tore down whit was belie'<ed to be unsafe walls In their efforts to prepl!l for the rebulldlng of the Stiffler . Department Store, deatroyed by fire In January of thla 'year. Tile structure, ~ top of . which Ia being puUed over, and assigns to be relieved reason of mining of coa under sa i d above described gremlse& . Any surface land required or . used 11 aboye by stld Ttle Martin Ebersbacn Compenr , Its successors and anions o be paid for at the rate of 1100.00 per •ere, and provided that in the operation of said premises for oil end vas the same- shall not In any manner whatsoever hinder , delay or lnco.nvenl.ence ·. The Mart in Ebersbach Companr,, Its succeuor$ Jnd ISIIgns n rt1e enloyment of the right and Privileges granted It t:o mine and remove coat under or upon or aver !llld_ ebo.ve described · premises . Also, save and except the toll()wlng parcel : Beginning at 11 pohlt In the pror,erty tine ot G . T . C~r eton , et al ,, and A. o , and Lillian Smith, said point t;elng at Station 96 -0-4 if\ the center line of survey made by the Departme-nt or Highways ; thence runninG In 111 North · easterly direction In the center of old road and In the propertv line between G. T. Carleton , et. al ., and John Lyons 53_. feet more or Ills to a point 40 feet from and at right angles to Station 101·28 ; thence In a $outhwesterly direction following a curve to the rloht, same havlno a radius of 2825 feet, a dlttance of 171 leet , more or less to a point _.0 feet from and at rfgnt angles to Station 99 -50 ; thertce In a Northl!rly direction 10 feet to a polnf 50 fee-t from and at right angles fo Station 99-SO: thence following -s aid curve to the tight. same having a radius of 2815 ftef a distance of 281 ,eet more or teas to a point In the property line be · tween G. T . Carleton , et 11., and A. 0 . and Lillian Smith, saild point belno 50 teet from and at r ight angles lo Station 96 -69; thence following property line In a Southerly direction 150 feet more or less to the place of beotnnlnv . If Is understood that the strip ot land above deacrlbed Is not to be In e~cen of so feet In width ami contains 0.96 acres more or leu, of which the present road occupies 0.41 acrtl more or leu. Also, seve and ucep' the following parcel : Stglnnlng at a point In the property line between G. T. Carleton , et al., and ~ot'ln RIDENOUR'$ · TV & Appliance Gas Service Rocine, Ohio Chft!or,Ohlo 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. 24, 1976 belongs to Mrs. Amy Klnpllnd Jones, Wellllon, md Ia next door to ~ Stlffler bulldlng's Main St. entrance. Jud1e John C. Bacon, common pleas court, hal ruled the plalnUff In a law suit, John F. Stlffier, et al, may remove portions of walla which might endanger hia 'IIOrkmen or the public. drinks. SOUP AND bake sale at Syracuse.Municipal BuUdlng, Saturday beginning at I: 30 a.m. by Syracuse Firemen's Auxiliary. Take containers for carry11Ut order. NATIONAL HUNTING and fla!linll Day to be obllerved at Royal Olk Park beg1nnliil at 9 a.m. Saturday. All youth of the area Invited to obeerve or participate in an kinds of outdoor activities, md IU!JCh will be served at no charge. ·Social. Calendar FRIDAY DANCE at Southern High School Saturday,10 until 12p. m. M11Sic by "Uncle Douger" of WXJL. Admission $1.60. Sponsored by senior class. SHADE RlVEJt Coonhunters Friday at fairgrounds, 7 p.m. PAREmi. Without Part· ners, Rolling Hilla Chapter 838, 8 p.m. Friday at Grace United Methodist Church, Gallipolis. SAnJRDAY FESTIVAL, beginning 4 p.m. Saturday at Clifton, W. Va., United Methodist Church annex; homemade Ice cream, soup, hot dogs, sloppy , joes, pies, cakes, coffee, soft RAZED-SWfler'sDepartmentStore, or what was left after afire destroyed II on Jan. 29 of this year, was razed Tlunday as workmen with a wreclier from Pomeroy Motor Co., began pulllng down the walls that were left standinG. They also razed a wall olltbe Amy K. Jones Bldg. The SWfler C«npany plans to erect a new building where the old one stood. t..rons , said point being 40 teet above prem ises w ith the r Jgh f from and at right angles to to oper1 te and produce same. Reference Deed : Vol. 22'5. Station 104 ·10 In the center line of survey made by the Page 917 , oeed Records Meigs Department ot H i ghways ; Cou·nty , Ohio . Sald real e-state is ll'ted on thence In a Northeas-terly direction I~ said prop,rty line the tu duPl icate u being and In the center ol the old 10.50 acres . Sa id Slit i s to be conduc ted rOad 90 feet. more or less to a point In said property line at at court" Ho u se steps In Station 104-U ; thence In a Pomeroy . Oh io. ' ' 10 a.m. Northeasterly direction 57 ftet on the 2nd day of mare or lt!tS to a point 40 feet October. 19 76, and sha ll nol from and at rlgtlt angles to be sold for ten than two .tl'l lrds Station 10,.· 45 ; thence of the tppra tsed value . The following a curve to the len , appra ised v•lue is 518 ,333. 33, same naVfno a radius of 1472 lmmed i atelv following sa id feet, a distance of 4:1 .s teet to sale, 1 am offer lng for sa l e the the place of beolr~nln; as pe-rsonal property , Includ ing shown on tt'le plans on file in all r igf'lt , title and Interest now tt\e office of tt'le Department of owned by Cardinal En H i ghways in Columbus. Ohio. _ t erpr !ses, Inc . in and to an It Is understood that the strip Oh io St at e Li quor Perm it. for of land above ctescr !bed Is not not less than two -th irds of the In ex.cess of 40 feet In width appro!l l sed pr i ce . The ap . and contains . 10 acres, more pra ised pr i ce of t he personal ?r less . of which the present propert y , includ ing the liQuor road occupies .07 acres, more permi t. Is S2 .SOO. OO. ' or less . And bein9 the same said real esr1te has been property conveyed by known 15. tl1e Shena no Spr!nos Mtlco1m c . Roller , etal.toW. property . The real estate Is F . Harless, by deed dated 10· located on the West side of 25 ·311 and recorded in Vol. ua, Oh io· state Route No . 1. at Page <44 of tl'1e Deed Said sa l e of the r~al Records , Me-Igs County , Ohio. property and person•l The said W. F. Harless does property is sub ject to the hereby except and reserve approval of the Court of unto himself, his heirs and Common Pleas, Me l vs assigns the full one-half in, Countv, Ohi o. tere-st In all the oil and vas I. CARSON CROW royalty .,-hich may be derived RECEIVER OF CARDINAL rrom the production of oil and ENTERPRISES , INC . gas on the Dremilts 19 1 3-10-17.)4 hereinabove described . Ex · 1101 1. Sic cept the oil and gas on the SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Casto, Pomeroy; are announcing the birth of their first child, a ·seven pound, 12 ounce son, Ronnie Lee, on Sept. 15 at Holler Medical Center. Maternal grandparems are Mrs. Audria Arnold and the · late Willard Jeffers, Pomeroy, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otho Casto, Mason. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Vila Jeffers, Pomeror, and Mrs. Leola Miller, Mason. Five now major number Jor Royals and Phils . EASY to INSfAIJ. By FRED DOWN UPI Sportl Writer Five is the magic number for both Philadelphia and Kansas after Ule PhUJies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 7-3, Thursday niGht and the Royals IQSt to Ule Oakland A's, 8-1. Should the Phillles win five of their remaining II games they would .finish the season with 97 victories--one more than the PlttsbW'gh Pirates can achieve If they win aU nine of their remaining .games. By winning five of their remaininG nine games, the . Royals would wind up with 93 vlctorles---:one more 4" SEWER & DRAIN PIPE JUST 27.~ PER FT. AVAILABLE IN 250 FOOT ROLLS I I. BAUM'S TRUE VALUE SlORE By t!uited Preas Intemadonal All of a sudden, every game Is a must game for Miami. The disappointing Redsklns, three·liine defending Mid-American Conler!!llce champions, have lost their first three games of the se&!IOn for the first time 1n history. · Saturday night, the Redsldns have another tough assigrunent when they meet the Cinclnnad Bearcats. "This is an important game for us " said Miami coach Dick drum, "make no doubt about it." Miami lost last week to Bllll State :JU. The loss snapped the Redsklns' MAC winning streak at16 games and tbeir home strinG at 14. "The players were down ·after the loss IAl BaU State " said Crum, "but Uley are not quitters. What we have to do now is Bet them settled down · . fundamentaUy. But most of an we need to win a game." Cincinnati which will be meeting Uie 'Redskins for the 139.50 139.50 1 139.50 1 He'll love our collection of big, bold and brilliant ·diamonds. Each one Is hondsomely fashioned . for todav's man . BAKER FURN'ITURE RIVERSIDE MEDICAL . GROUP MIDDLEPORT, 0. Adjacenllo v eterams Memorial Hospital R. A. A. G. AV .~RIOf:l , t>\.D. SOL~. M.D, ·. JOHN RIQGWAY, D.O. C. W. THOMPSON, M, ~. •ffice Hours; '10-12 • .m. Mon.-Sa t., 2-4 p.m. Mon.- Fri., 7-B p.m. Mon., Wed ., 67th r•i.PHON E 992-3331 IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA • OPEN WEEKDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. ' To kick-off our 67th Anniversary Sale we are having one of the biggest sportswear sales this area has ever seen on new fall merchandise. Famous brand namel All first quality! Beautiful HALF • I I ROYAL CROWN BOmiNG COMPANY REGUlAR s41.00 ' . •38 TO 46 IN REGUlAR & LONG •NEW FALL COLORS •FAMOUS BRAND NAME •OVER 150 TO CHOOSE FROM OVER 1000 PIECES OF THIS BEAUTIFUL PRICE FALL SPORTSWEAR . LEISURE SPORTSWEAR SALE ON£ OF OUR MOST' '14.00 to s11.00 •SI.DS Reaular ·•BLOUSES Reaular '18.00 fte&ular '14.00 •SKillS Regular '16.00 TUNIC TOPS Regula s25.00 •SHIRT .11£ BRANDS SPOITIWIAR SALE 3 DAYS ONLYII tlllaY, FRIDAY & SAtuRDAY f TO CHOOSE FROM t ~ I' ; • •r f SIZEs: 8 to 18 ' NEW FALL COLORS! ~ ' '' ' SHIRTS VALUES TO 20.00 1 ' AU. SIZES, MANY STYLES ,_ ·\(if' 113 OFF .. Steve Carllon allowed seven hits in eight Innings and raised hi$ record Ill 19~. with the ninth-Inning · relief help of Ron Reed, as the Phlllies won their lhird game in a row. Carlton, a late· season candidate for Cy YoW18 honors, Slruck out nine and walked three. "It looked like the way it was the first part of the season," said Carlton, referring to the support be got from his teanunates. "They are starting to play again like they know how ... it's like old Urnes ....'' Tim McCarver's twl)o<Un hornet was the big blow of a three -run fourth inning , which gave the Phillies a ~ lead. McCarver and foW' other players had two hits each as the Phillies dealt Andy Rasmussen his 12tlt loss. The Pirates remained six games behind the Plra tes despite a S-4 vicoory over the Chicago Cubs, achieved when Ed Ott doubled In the winning run In the lOth inning. Reliever Dave Gi~l won his fifth game while Darold Knowles suffered his seventh setback, Mike T<irrez pil<:hed a live· hitter for his seventh win in his last eight decisions as the proud A's, five-time· winners pit ched a six-hitter and struck out eight lor his third win for the Orioles whi le Jim HWlter suffered his 15th loss against 16 victllries .lor the Yankees. New York at Montreal was rained out and the Los Angeles Dodgers topped tbe San Francisco GianLs, 4·1, in the other NL games, while Ule Boston Red Sox routed the Milwaukee Brewers, 10-3, the Mlnneso.ta Twins defeated !he Olicago White Sox, ~. and the Texas Ranger s downed the California Angels, 6-S , in Amer ican League games. ll<ldgers 4, Glanls 1: Burt Hooton pi tched a of the Western Division, cut the Royals' lead to _jj_ve games. TheA'swereaided by eight walks, a .hit balsman, three wild plt<:hes and six stolen bases. The victory raised Torrez' record to If>. II. "The last time we were running, plt<:hlng and hitting like this we won nine straight games," saidMannger Chucll Tanner of tlle A's. "That's what we aim to do now." Ken Singleton singled horne Paul Blair with the winning run In the ninth Inning as the Orioles swept their fourgame series . with the Yankees. Mike Flanagan """ Ma lor League Standings 81st time In a series which Sitturday' s Games By United Press lnternationll Calif at M inn., morn ing dates back to 1888, has split In National League New Yor k at Detroit Its ,first two games. Enf Boston a t Balt imor e, nig ht ·The Bearcats beat Tulane Ph ilad elphia W.. L.. Pet . GB M il w at Cleveland, nigh t 92 59 .609 Oakland at Chicago , night 21·14 In !heir opener, but Pins burgh 87 66 .569 6 K ansas Uty at T ~ xa s, ni ght New York. 81 71 .533 11' 1 dropped a close 7-!ldeclsion to Chicago 71 83 .461 22 '1 Southwest Louisiana lasl St . Louis 68 84 .-447 24 1 1 Majo,. 1..eague Leaoers Montreal Saturday night, . 52 . 98 .347 39' 1 ov Uniled Press tnfernati~nal West Batting . Miami has won the last hve W .. L .. Pet. GB {buedon42Satbatsi games played between the x Cincinnati 98 55 .64 1 · 'National League G . AB . R: . H. Pet two schools and holds an Lo s Ang eles 87 66 .569 11 Housto.. 76 78 .494 22'7 Madlock, Ch i 139 SOJ 66 169 .336 overall 43-31-6 margin in the San Francisco 70 85 .452 29 Gri ffey , Cin 141 536 JOB 178 .JJ2 series. San Diego 68 85 .-4-44 30 . Rose , Clf.l 153 630 126 207 .329 ta 67 87 .435 3111 Madd O)( , ~ h i I 143 527 74 1'73 .328 The lone Mid·Am contest on Atlan X·Ciinched division title Morg a n , Cin 133 456 111 149 .327 tap Saturday finds Ball State P i ltsbJrhg~r~d~~;s....R~ s~~1n's. Oliver , P it 117 432 60 139 .322 0 at Toledo In a night game. Montn e z, All 155 62'0 68 195 .3 15 York at Mi l, ppd., ra in Foster , Cln 137 538 BJ 169 .314 other games involving New Philadelph i a 7 St. Loui s 3 Gar ve y , L A 153 603 so 189 .313 MAC teams inciude Ohio Los Angeles 4 San Franc isco .I · wa.tson , Hou 149 567 7J 176 .310 (Qhly gam es scheduleel ) Gernimo, Cin 141 468 57 145 .310 University hosting Idaho; Today's Probable Pitchers American League Kent Stare at Iowa State; San {All Times EDT) G. AB . R. H . Pet i a I Chr is ten son 12-8 McRa e. K C 14 1 1195 74 166 .335 Diego State at Bowling andPh iladelph Kaat 11 13) at Montr eal Bret t, KC 151 611 9'1 203 .332 Green ; Cenlral Michigan at (S tanhOuse 8 11 and Rogers 6· ( .;Jrew . M in 150 582 95 191 .326 · Bostock, Min 124' 46 1 73 149 .323 Marshall; Northern Illinois 16) , 2, 6:05p .m . Pill sburgh (Rooker 13 8 and LeF lor e, Det 135 544 93 172 .31 6 at Long Beach State; Eastern Cand el ar ia 15-6) at St. Louis Lyn n, Bos 131 507 76 159 .314 Michigan at McNeese Stste; (For sch 7-10 and McGlothen 12 . R 1ver s, N Y 134 561 93 182 .31'3 ), 2, 6·30 p .m . · Car ty, Cle ~44 525 65 161 .307 and . Western Michign at 14 San D'lego (Jones 21-1.4 ) at Munson, NY 147 598 77 18 1 .303 Mmneso.ta. All an ~ a {Moret 3-5), 7:35 p .m . ~ t il u b , Det 15 1 55 2 67 165 199 icago { Burr is 14 -13 ) at New Home ·Runs Ball State tskes a ~ Yo'Ch r k f Sea\ler 14,10 ), 8 05 p.m Nalionol l League : Kingman , overall mark ·and a nineCinci nnat i ( Norman 12·61 ar N Y 37 ; Schm idt, Ph il 36; game winning streak Into Los A ngeles U onn IQ. JO ), 10': 30 Monday, Chi 30 ; f-oster , Cin 29 ; · Morgan, Cin 27 . Toled?'s Glass Bowl against p.inHouston ( Ric hard 11 ,15 } at Ame-rican League : . Ne ttt€s , the winless Rockets. Sa n Fr ancisc o (Hal icki 12.14), · NY 29; .Jackson and L .May , Ball , Hendri·c k , Clev and "This is a very pivots! 10 ; 15 p.m. Saturday's Games Banda, Oak 25. game for us In the MAC," Ph ila delphi a at Mon tr eal Runs Batted tn National League : Foster, Cin said Ball State's Dave Pittsburg h at SL Louis at New York 119; Morgan , Cin 110; wa rse n, McClain, "so we will have to Chicage Cincinnat i at Los Angeles Hou and Sch m idt, Phi l 96, be mentally and physically Heu ston at San Franc isco Murcer . SF 87. America~ League : L Ma y, ready to play sound footbaU." San Diego at Atlan ta, nigh t Ba ll 108 ; M unson, Nl' 100 ; Toledo has dropped its first Yasfrzemsk l, Bos 98 ; Ma yber . Ameritoiln l eague two decisions, Including a 9-7 ry , KC and Chambliss . NV 95. East . Stolen Bases W .. L .. Pet. G 8 verdict in the closing minutes National Leag'ue : . Mor gan, New York 92 60 .605 to Central Michigan last Balti more and Lepes . LA 58: Taver as, Bl 68 .556 7'' •Cin Pil l 57; BrDck, St .L 55 ; Cedeno, week. Cle\l e!and 77 74 .510 141"7 Hou 53. 77 n .soo 16 The BG-San Diego State Basten American League : . Nor th, 1 Det r oit 68 83 .450 23 1 Oak 14 ; LeFlore , De t 58 ; game matches a pair of Milwaukee 65 88 .425 2] 1 'J Campaneris , Oak 54; Bayl or , West unbeaten teams. Oa'k 51; Pa tek, •KC .SO. .. L. - Pet. GB BG has been impressive In Kan sas Ci ty W Pitching 88 65 .575 Most Vi~:! .. , 1es wins over Syracuse (22-7) and Oak land· 83 70 54 2 ~ National League : Jones, SO inn esota 80 75 .516 Eastern Michigan (53-12), M 21 14 ; Su tton. LA an d K~o sm a n , Californ ia 71 84 .458 18 NY 20 9; Ca rlton . Ph i! 19 -6; while the Aztecs have beaten Tex as 70 84 455. 16 1' • Richard , Hou 17-15. 63 91 . 409 2512 rugGed Arkansas State (24- Ch icag o American League : Pal mer , Thursday ' s Results Ba ll 22 13 ; Tia n't, Bos 20 II ; 14) and Fresno State (7-3). Bas ten 10 Mi lwauk ee 3 Figuer Da, NY 19 -9; Gar land, "San Diego is the most Ballimore 2 New YDrk 1 Bait 18 7; F idr ych 1 Del and Oakla nd 8 Kansa s Ci ty 1 explosive and exciting M Leon ar d. KC 17-9. Tanana , Cal innesetii 3 Ch icago 0 17 10; 'Bl ue, Oak 17 11. football team Ulat we ·will Te)(a s 6 Californ ia 5 Earned Run Average (Only gam es scheduled ) play Ulis year," said BG's I based on 153 innings pitched) Today' s Probable Pitchers National League : Seaver . NY Don Nehlen. "They rank (A ll Ti""es EDT ) 2.39 ; Ra u, LA 2.57 ; Denn y, SI. L New Yo rk (Jackson 6-1 and 2.63; j ones, SO 2.67 ; Za chr y, right behind UCLA and USC 13-10) at Detro it Cin 2.70. on the West Coast. The only Holtzman (Robert s 14-16 and Crawford 1American League : Blue, Oaiol. chance we ·have of winning 6) , 2, 5:30p .m . 2.40 ; Fidrych, Det 2.48; · PaJ . M ilwauk ee (S laton 14-13 } at mer, Ba n 2.52 ; Tan an a, Cal will be to play a super Clevelan d !Thomas 4-3) , 7:30 2.59 ; Torrez , Oak 2.65. errorless football game." p.m .• STRIKEOUTS. . Bos tOn [Wi se 13 -10) il l Bal . Leading the way for the National League : Seaver , N Y Az)ecs- · is junior college limon~ ( Ga r land 18 7l. 7:30 225 ; Richard , Hou 189; Koos . man, NY 180; Ca r lton, Ph il 174 , transfer David (Deacon) p.mKan sas City (Fitzmor r is 15 Mont efus co, SF 168. Turner, who ran for 239 yards 11 ) at Te xas ( Umbarger 10 12), American League : Ry an , c at 29 1: Tanana , Cal 239 ; Bl yleven, in 30 carries In the win over B : ~Sa~i';!~d (Mi tchell 9 _61 at . Te)l 199; Eckersley j wn lev 170, Chicago ( Barrios4·8), 9 p ,m . Hun ter , NY t68. Arkansas State, which ended {Onl y games scheduled ) llle nation's lonGest major college winning streak. The Falcons have a loss and a tie In two previous Games against San DieGo. Kent State, 1·1 after last The MeiGs golf team upped total and is still looking for its week's tough 14-12 loss to Its season record to 4·1 first win. Other Meigs scores were : Ohio University, has its Tuesday night by taking a Chuck FoUrod, a par 35, hands full in Iowa State. triangular match from Waharna and Southern at Crenson Pratt, 38, and Lance Pomeroy. Meigs' total was a Oliver, 39. Wahama : Ty low 141 to unofficially set a Housh 39, Chuck Stan· 44, Gary Rich· new school record. Two sub- ley ards 48, Greg Stodola, . par rounds (34s) were turned 48, and Mike Winnings, 50. · in by Mark Gllkey and Dale Brian· Dudding and Dwight Browning, the,thlrd 34 In two nights by the Meigs team, to pace that sizzling round. A 34 is just one shot off the school record. ....... Wahama turned in a 179 to record its first loss after five wins; Southern shot a 187 What a difference a Bilco Door makes! Stop In and see our display. we·tl give you tree literature on how ro do it. Or, we can suggest a man ro instal( it for you . Qpen Mon. thru Sat. AMt HI('/\ •, fIN! ·~T BASI Mf t-.Jl r)\l(JF1 40$ N. Second AVe. 992-3748 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. _Middleport, 0. FREE PARKING Twinl 3, White Sol 0: Craig Kuslck knocked In . : lhree runs with a sacrifice Dy and a sinGle as Pete Redfern went the distance on a threehitter for his sevenlh victory for tlle Twins. Loser Ken Brett had a no-hitter lor the • White Sox unUI Larry Hisle lrlpled to open the elghlll. Rangers 6, Anleil 5: Mike Hargrove's seventh homer with one oul In the ninth Inning !filed Texas to ' victory after California had . ·. tied tbe score with two I'WlS in : Ule eighth. Steve Hargan, who relieved Tommy Iloggs In the eighth, gained the win, his sevenlll. PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. (UP!) - Bill EUenbogen, a player cut during ·training camp, has been signed by tbe New York Giants after aU. The Giants are desperate Ior some offensive tine help to improve their running g11111e. The Pomeroy Youth Don Hunnel. National League League (basebaU)) is malting This is the league's third New York at M IL ppd ., rain another appeal for help at the appeal this fall for help on !he f 10 inn ings l new fields. There already has Pi t tsbgh 200 200 000 1- 5 I 1 I new fields at the Meigs High Ch icago 000 004 OQO o- A 9 2 School. been quite a bit accomplished Demery , Moose ( 6 ), Giusti , The fields have been seeded with a minimum of help. The (8), Kison ( 101 a..nd Of! ; R. Reuscl1 eL Hernandez ( 7), Sutt er and the Infields have heen league sponsors tee ball, pee !8), Know tes t 9J, Garm an ( 10) and M ltterwald . WP- Gius ti {5· worked on. Also the bleachers wee, little league, and pony . 41. L P- Knowles (5.71. and benches have been put league baseball. The away for the winter, managers, coaches, and · . St. Lou is 000 020 101)-.- 3 7 3 Other projects yet to be fatllers of youth participating Ph ita 001 330 00)( - 7 12 2 Rasmu ssen. Wall ace (4), wa . done are putting up an out· In these programs are urged ierPu r y ( 4 ). LaGrow (51, fence on No. 2 to attend .these work sessins. Cap ilta ( 7), Hrabosky (8 ) and field Simmons ; Car lton , Reed (9) dlamond (snow fence has Also coaches of the girls and M cC arver w p ...:... CarHen softbaU teams using these f1 9 6). LP - R'asm,Ussen (5-12). already been secured); HR - Philadelphi a, M cCar \ler putting belting on No. 2 lields and these girls' lathers Il l. backstop, and completing are welcome. foul line protection renclng on The new fields at the Meigs LOS Angel es 2'20 000 000- 4 1 0 San Frnc. isco 00 1 000 000--- 1 3 1 No. 2 diamond. The league lB • Athletic Complex have really Hooton n1 14 ) and Pasley ,Monte tusco , Toms ! 7) and also hoping to get started on been a boon to the Pomeroy Ale~~: an der , Rader . LP...:....Mon - dugouts and a concession Youlh Leag4e. These· fields tef usc.o (IS 14) HR -San F(a n stand along with a third could be turned into top-notch cisco, Cla r k 1,2) . diamond at the .·complex. fields with a little bit of effort. (Only games scheduled ) The league has changed If the Interest shown so far Is American League their work party night . from any indication for !he future, M ilwaukee 100 010 00 1- 3 9 o 230 02' 1 20)( - 10 12 t Thursday to Mondsy mghts. then .the future doesn't look · Boston Tra..,er s. Brober g (2), Fr isel· Ia (6J and Moore; Lee ( 5·7l and Work l!Bually starts at 5:30 too bright. Fisk. L P- Tra vers ( 1.). 15). HRs and lasts till dsrk . .The next Baker ( 1) , M on tgorneql (3), work party is scheduled for Rice (2.a ), Evans {16), He ide mann {2). · Monday,has sept. ·z7. on11 anyone any questiollB . Is i nv ok·ed on all 'c ertifi cate ac coun Is withdrawn pr ior to t he dat e of ma t urity . -@ The Athens County Savings& Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy. Ohio I~!!/ Eat a Honda CB750 .,,.,,. defeat Waverly ~ ov e · ore r ~ The huttest thing -or1 the road today has a1-rived! Sec the powerfu l performe r KA WASA Klo ~ 'lll4 APPEAL MADE The sportsrnep's clubs of Meigs County sponsoring !he National Hunting and Fishing Day on Saturday at Royal Oak, Park issued a special appeal to the scout troops of the area. The clubs will donate $25 to the scout troop (boy, girl, cub, brownie, etc.) who has lhe most members present at the celebration. One stipulation - each member must he attired in his or her unifonn. -.' I .,~ • ' •• • ••• •• •• • • • •• •• ;. • ••' •• • • ••;;• •• :~::;;;:~::-r;;~~::;:; for lunch! ' • • • A legend grows longer! The Z-1000 is qu ick. It's comfo n ablr. It s ;:ot a ~rce i siun DOHC/ 4. more torque. " iear uisc brake. Z-lllUU is King! • •'• •,. • J&R SPORT SHOP • 748 E. MAIN POMEROY,O. '-~77 Kawasaki__, ftrestone Hill led Soulhern with a ~4 each, Tim. Thoren had a 45, and Chris Wolfe and Jim Powell each shot a 54. Reserve players scores were: Meigs, Dave Burt 44, Jell Couch, 44, Ron Casci 47; Wahama, Jell Arnold iiO, Jerry Roush 56; Southern, Paul Holsinger 61, Barry AUen 62. • •' ' Complete Bral(e Overhau HERE'S WHAT WE DO: Reline brakes, turn drums and gri • linings . Rebuild whe el cylinders bleed , flush and refi ll hydraulic sy tem . Repack lront wh eel bearings adjust all br es and safety check. Colorful! PRINT SHIRTS Machine Wosh Choose a wardrobe ol lhem In prints: solids. Flannels. In a big group of colors. Adjust • Toe-In Adju st • Toe-Ou t Adju st • Caste r Everywhere NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Adjust • Brakes "KERM'S KORNER" POMEROY ..••• " Meigs_Co. Branch i•• Meigs golfers Wt Wire Flowers Mrs. Millard Van Motor Ph. m-2039 Ph: m-m1 A sub.stant ia l penally Oakl and 230 0111 oo- 8 7 o Kansas City 000 001 ooo-- 1 5 0 Torr ez (15-11) and Ten'a ce; Leonard. Nelson ( 2' 1, Littell (4), Hall (7), Sanders (7), Cram (8 ) and Stinson. LP- Leonard t 17 91 For All Occasions Pomq Flower Shop • 4 deposit. $1,000.00 mm1mum deposit, interest paid quarterly. the workRoger parties, they may contact Stewart, Ed Kennedy , Roger Kovalchik or The Meigs High Linksters continued to burn up the courses as they downed host Waverly Wednesday night by the score ol 152·175. All five of Meigs golfers shot under 40 wilh four of them turning In 38s: Dale Browning, Lance Oliver, Crenson Pratt and Mark Gilkey. Chuck FoUrod carded a 39 as the Meigs team upped its record to 5,1and 2·1 In !he league. For the hosts, Marty Drennen carded a 38 while Stan Crace was next with a 45. Jim Dutcher and Troy Banta had a 46 each and Scott Daily turned In a 48. ., • •• year certificate of ••• 7112 Pet. per year on a NEW MO.DEL SHOWING Texas 000 140 001- 6 II 0 Ca Ii fern i a 300 000 02().--, s 9 1 Bog gs, Har!,1a n (8) an,d Sundberg , Fahey ( 8); Hart zell , Monge (5), Drago {8) and E1chebarren . WP-:-Ha rgan (7 8). LP - Drago P ·8). HRsTexas, Hargr ove (]}, Cal ifDr nia. Collins (3). ... ' Ba lfi mare 000000 101 - 2 60 New Yor k 000 01 0 0()()-- 1 6 0 Fl anagan (3-4) and Dempsey, Duncan ;· Hunl er (16 15) an d M.unson . M innesota 000 000 012- 3 4 0 Ch icago 000 000 OQO- 0 3 1 Redfern (7,8) and Wynegar ; 11 0-11 ) and Ess ian , Brett Down ing . ' -\ Major Lugue Results FLOWERS 992·2039 ~% By United PreSs International Golfers have another good night win, 4-1 Here's the way to add-new beauty to your home. Replace lhatwooden hatchwaywilh a modern, all steel Sileo Door. It's ruggedly built, weather-tighl, and so easy for everyone in thelamily to use!What's more,llwill make your basement more secure against intrusion . And it will pay for Itself many limes over by saving repair and replacemen l cosls. If your nome was built without the convenience o.f a direct basemen! entrance, ask us for Sileo's new hand· book "How to Add Valuable Living Space to Your Home." three-hitter lor his 11th victory as the DodGers dealt John Montelusco his' 141llloss against 15 victories_ Dave Lopes, who singled and scored the Dodgers' first run on a single by Reggie Smilh, stole Ulree bases IAl give him 59 and the National LeaGue lead, Red Sox 10, Brewers 3: . Bill Lee pil<:bed a ninehitter· and Jim Rice , extending his hitting streak to 10 games, hit his 24th homer to lead the Red Sox IAl their lOth win In Ulelr last 11 games. The win raised Lee's record to 5·7 while Bill Travers sagged to 1f>.15 for Ule Brewers. Workers needed at Meigs High Miami attempts _to snap streak . 985·3301 CHESTER, 0. 1 LEISURE SUIT Ulan Ule A's would have if they won Ulelr last nine games . The difference is Ulat the Phlllies have no games left Wllll !he Pirates while the Royals must face Oakland Ulree more times. And so. the pennant races go Into their fina!stages with the PhiUies and Royals nearing their peMant-cllnchers and the New York . Yankees stumbling at the finish line. The Yankees lost to the Baltimore Orioles, 2·1, ThW'sday night, lor their fourtl) straight defeat but stili have a magic nwnber of three. - . 600 E. Main St. • Adjust Ca mber • Pack Fron t Wheel Bearings • Ch'ec k Master Cylinder • Road Test Car for Safe ty Check 992-2094 POMEROY HOME & AUTO Brake Service Front End Alignment Pomeroy, Ohio ' �, 4- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pcxneroy, 0 ., Frtday,Sept. 24, Jlr/A . Mrs. Weaver feted Friendly Circle donates to funds Contributions to ~ Kassa Materna ltaUan Orphanage and to ' ' Je&nne S Room" were made at the Tueadloy night meeting of the Friendly Cirele of Trinity Cllurch. the orpllanage !p(!IIIOred by the Congre&ational Christian Churthes of America is a special &Mual project of Friendly Cirele. ~~ Je&Me's Room,'' an arta for arts and craft.! to be establisbed in the new Senior Citi1ens Center, is a memorial tribute by the Meigs County Council on 4ing to Jeanne Morgan, former employe at the Ce!iter.•\ cbeck reprrset1ting profit frol1l P cootboo~ will be presented to the Church Council !rom the Circle. Miss Marj V. Reib~l presided at the meeting and named Mrs. Kennell! Harris and Miss Erma Smith to the 1 1 nominating committee will ~ .rum at the October meeting. It 1IU nported that more cookbook• have beftl ordered and ~oce orders may be placed will! either Miss Smi.th or Miss EliDbeth Fict, Tile mem.b ss' CbrisCmas Oub money is to be ·brou&b! to the Novemller meeting and will be lliod lor gifts to the senior citinas and sbut-ins Iii the dllli'dl. By Charlene Hoeflich sonalltles and historical figures whose succe$5 resulted from disappoint· ment and hindrances. Chrittopher Columbus, Frances Scott Key and even Jesus Christ, were listed- She · spoke of the di5appuintmeFt which Jes\IS fell when he was denied by . Peter, and of Peter's subsequent cha.nlle into a devout followu. Disappointments are detoun, Mrs. Hauck ~d, but they may with right tllini:ing become ~inll aooes to a·· belles' life. Sbe concluded with the comment that disappoinanent am mate a penoo either bitter or betm'. A dillcv.ssion foll<lftd With several membss recallin.l Sllch detours in their lii'U. Mrs. Kl'lU!elh Harris tOOk tho offering and there was prayer. '!be program included the hymn, "Trust and Obey' " 'trith Mrs. lAIW i diCe ·Stewart It the piano. Mrs. Hauck "'"" inspiratiMal thoughts lor dailY living from the Psalms and verses which signa! !be arrival Ill 11ltllllln. Mrs. W. H. .Pmill and Miss Smlth lleTVfld refreshments from a table llll'l'}ine .out the aurumn ·11Mltil invited. Circles plan· shutin·p"oje.cts and Mrs. Flor~ Rhodes, Mrs. JF'ra:nces Smal't, Mrs, Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. OOitCAS Roma CIJt(JLE Circle With Mrs. Katie Anthony opening it Witb prayer. Devotions by Mrs. Leora 3olm . n ·With a meditation uLove 'IJhat Never' Flails" taken from "'Our Daily Br5d." A thank-you note cwas ~d from Mrs. Dana Hamm for Padded Ankle Collars a binhday F.d114 Roush has birthday society •meeting .,... planned. • {)ct. .4 missionary · Mrs. 'S uah Flowler ,gave the p!\llg!'- .at the -meeting :llhidJ mcluiled "'Dortti. a · - 11eef, Wllllliiii .F'IIlliDf Good wen.," an .article about Mrs. lloiM'h rtu .slulk , fkM 11111 r fish .lr :Um.. ani! ~tim Baird,._ .president of VE&EJABIES !be &neriamll!aptist Wcmen <If Ohio., read l!J Mil. ADltborly. Sefre&llmentl; were Ben'ed ~ itbolle named and Nrs. IOlara !Mae Darst, LM:n. GrMa ,........, - · ... . ~n Vr POmDES ~ .s -.'1. ....lllell & - .:.:,,;;;..______.,. ,._.___-trieS. - · - - - ,... ..... ttrt:a- -witlllllw,Roocoe SAlAD' r--- :deall ·1i= '! ..-. PfE Pom,t)a, Kalibryn Met~ger , Mrs. Eliubetb Gardner, ,and Mn. Mary Brewer. . fiUJJS .•• left .... ._ ............. Ill · - jllfalo, 1'lie Sl o t tl 1n11 lor ~ .... . , ..... Cheese. ··~-. ~ ppJo & ... . ....,...,.~~·q · s.MQI-2,_ w.. u, ....... c.--*-· ~teamboat In11 .cream were served. At· lmding were Ule Rev. and Mn. Dwight Zavm, Mrs. Carol Ann Harper and dllldren, Joe MCCIO!Id, ~wl.s Sauer, .Mra. Paul Hap· IAio.IIIU. Oi al '949 . 2S 1;5 MOVED Mn. Hattie Frederick ha4 been UI!IVed from the Holzer Medical Ce!iter to the Joe Lynn Heallll Ceoter, 10th and • alnton SUI., lrolltGIJ, Seed ancl Milling HEADCDUAmRS Revival · to start r •' ' . .• . •• • . Jleriyal aervlcet will be ~ at lhe Hope Baptllt Cbapel, $10 Grant St., Middleport, at7:3il each eveolnc, ' • . J-10. 1be ReY. QulniiJn ~. putor of the Olk Hill Baptllt ()d. ! Welcoll)e New Beby Congratul1te New Mother With FRESH FUMERS or • FOOMiE PLANlS IN A NOVELTY CONTAINER ._... 11n1 SeMs · 0,.... !lltll• _. Gr1t • '-"'latl · Umt · C.IINitf & Mortar· aocll lelt ~ Wnr loftltlll' • Rt!MIIIts · SaH • Utttrl • Yll«lnl • Rolftng • · Palnfl · Red lrlllll Ntlcilll · laltr end llncW Twine · S,rtJS • letts. Choir gives birthday party .Evmtt Bllc:hller Wedlletday n1g1t wi!h a birthday party following rehearlll. A decorated _cake 11114 Ice - No. Second Ave. • fft-2115 .. . • ! CHOIR TO PRACTICE Tile Meip Coaaty Sellior Cltlzeu Cbolr w1ll begiD pra.Uce tor a Cllrlltmu cutata aell week. PraeUce nnioDI are beld oa Tllaclaya from 1% - anW Z p.m. ud Mn. Carrie Neutdlllg, dlrecter, iDvilel uy .elllor cllluo 1o lola lbe Cl'!IIIP· aeiiDC that te- and bu1 atagera are 01peciaUy Deeded. Mn. Neutzliag alao adl'llel that lbe cboir ill apea for ID.vltatloal to •Ia& al uy toeial ptberlllp, Jpecial cb~tteb oervleet, or other eveall. · QUASAR 19" Portable Color 1V RACINE BAPTIST CHURCH 1ce Ohio ialleyBankS new banJQng center REGISTER TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE FOR ONE DAY! Yl.lv a lw ays said it wou ld be a cold day in Ju ly whe n you beca me a millionaire. Well, what about thi s weekend instead! That's right , com e to the grand opening of 1he Jac kson Pike office this Saturday and Sunday a nd register to become a millionaire for a day. T hou gh in a ppea ra nce a s m a lle r version of our main downtown Gallipolis office, !he j ackson Pike loc ation was pl ~mn ed and desig ned as a complet e bankin g cen ter, providin g ever ythin g you Wllnt, e very thin g you n eed, in personal or co mm e rcial banking services. '4" • • ALL NEW .. . ALL BANKING SERVICES,,, ALL TOGETHER IN ONE GREAT LOCATION c.ontacl ~4~ · 2231 or 241-2101. will be rpedal latlmonlel and rpedal YocaiiiiUiic each eveolnc aJonc wtlb a aermon. IIDpt Baptllt Cburcb II a new work ' In Middleport lpGIIIOfld by lba French City Baptllt anarcll, GaWpoUI, wblcb II afflllated wtlb the Soutbern Baptill Convention. Sundly lcbool II beld at 10 a.m. wlt.b wonhlp at 11 .a.m. A Tharad&y nlabt Bible audJ, led by the illY. Bobby E1klna, pUior, II at 7:II. 1be public lllnvUed to atteud any of tbe aervlcea and the 'NGELS F~RNITURE MIDDLEPORT • TheWords ofChris are as the leaves of the evergreenThey : do not change \\lith ~ the season; they are · always inbloom. It is fitting, then, that they be printed in the color ofGod's eternal Spring. A w hoft' w orlcl off'i tt (ll!<.' inl se r l' ict>s co 11 soli d(f I ed Loca ted at the jun c tion of U.S. Rout e 35 and State Roul e 160, the Jac kson Pike oftlc e is situ :u ed in a :rapid ly-de ve loping suburb a n co mp lex · represent ative of th e m ajor growlh of the tot a l r egion in rece nt ye;:n s. fllld t•r U lll' TWO BIG WINNERS ruof---co mpf t•te lo iJ/J!t ruuf liri1 e'- i11 fari/itif•s at c1 C'UII t 't' lli l:' ut rt fw locn ti o11 . Two luc ky people a re going to win on«; da y's inle rest on one million dollars. You could be on'c of the m! Register thi s · weeke nd at our gala gra nd opening. Arc hit ect ure and co n su·uc lion of th e building re presents the lalesl in f1n ancinl equipm e nt and acco mod ation s, inc luding a Commu nit y Meelin g Room and a n inn ovative Re m ole Transaction System in th e driv e-in area. \ Every Banking Service lor Every Banking Need ... to Individuals and Business 011e -h1111oll dril •t! -ill lnlllhill(l . till' p 11 e11111 rH· ifHII_II -fJ}Jel"llted Rn11 0ff Tt<IJI "> (It' tivu S!J .•d e J/1 Pe rsonnel stat'lin g and hours of ope ration are tailored w s pecific c u swm e r requirem e nt s of the Tri-Co u!H y region in the recog nition or Ohio Vall ey Bank 's a hi lit y to better se r ve a n expanded m ark e t a rc.a a1id accelerat ed economy: li St'S t/1 c muflipfe\ CO IH' t'/ll. 11/e llffillltll l' in . S Jlt' c) c/ Ill/If (' ()1/ t'{'Hit' II Ct~ . .. Ullfi SO t'CIS!J t O fl\e ! It takes imagination to re t ain bankin g leader ship in the area for more than iOO years. II ta kes in1 aginatio n to , co mbine peo ple. resources and faci lities to provide th e best and most co mpl e te c u s tomer se n ·icc poss ibl e . Our jackson Pik e banking ce nt e r docs j u s t I ha t ! Pay1ng and Rece1v ing Tellers Checking Accou nts Savings Accounts Certificates of Depos1t Individual Ret1i'ement Accounts Golden Passbook Savings Ban1<.-8y-Ma11 Safe Deposit Boxes N1ght Oepos1tory Free Customer Parking Traveler's Cheques Bank Money Orders and Cashier Checks Certified Checks Chnstma s Club Vacat1on Club U S Sav1ngs Bonds • Master Charge Card Applications • Master Charge Des1gnated Depository • All Type Loans- Personal. Commercial and Real Esta1e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Don't y(Ju aF,JTee cl1at green is • e<1Sieron cl1e-eyes? This set has a new "Service Miser" chassis consisting of five Integrated circuits, In-line stripe picture tube, and .an electron gun providing a brighter, sharper picture . .' Giant Print KJV -· rext·· BibJes " ' gold stamping. 1721 pages, t~x~xll'o, Middle"rt Book. Store · Middle 0. w~ Ohio Valley Bank G rl l,po l>s Oh •o . r.' ' ·• : ... ; :1, . NOW! FOUR GREAT LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU! . maps, presentation page; ftmlly record c_alendar of dally readings, femous Bitile paasegea' THUNli.J-II!All .. . . ... on ';;::-=•-:•. . Editions. With. el6hi P!1J81 of filii -color 1 OFFICE AT NOON ON ~ • I SUGAR RUN MILLS ... YOuR HOME cream Churcb In looelboro, Tenn., wtU be the i!pNker, and there reviVII. nos go_ipg tq invite you to a • 100% NYLON '1be choir of the Middleport Fir1t United Preabytertan Chureb surpriaed Mn. I' Do-Cilor--lod· OW..IIaMI,...... lnl SL, Racine, Ollio SYRACUSE .JUNIOR '11\00P 1!01 ORGANIZATIONAL meeting of the Syracuse junior lroOp was held Tue:!day night at die Syracuse' Elementary School. Leaders are Mrs. Shirley Cogar and Mrs. Sharon Michael. Meetings Will be held each Thesday after school. · . .· '-! . . lllari Cogat Jed in tile pledge to ~flag , Kim Morrow the ' • Lord'sPrayer,, and all of the iroop members recited the li(<)Ut New officers were elected hostess, presented tbi. pr'oln\9e and laws. · · · at the recent meeting of the devotions from P~~&lm e, 1-( Dues were discussed along wUll a lroop crest and an United Methodist Women of verses, gave a reading en, identification emblem to be worn oh tbe scout uniform. Plans the Rutland Church held at UUed "Prayer" and bad I ' weremadetoatUndtheO. U.footbaUgameaiAihens on Scout the home of Mrs. Dayton prayer. It waa reported tha Day, Oct. 2. Badge work was planned and it was noted that Parsons. • several members bad viii~ Kim Morrow, Lisa and Julie Willis, Lori Michael and Shari Elected were Mrs. Larry shutlns, that othera hatr Cogathad earned three badges 111 day camp in July. Five girls Edwards, president; Mrs. donated ttme to the ·111111or:; also qualify for their first ~ star pins. Flying up from tbe . Harvey Erlewine, vice citizens and Veteran• Brownie trooP were Olerry Ritchie and Becky Arnott who will president · Mrs. Carl Memorial Hoapital, and tha£: also rece_ive badges an.d pins. Denison, ~retary, and Mrs. Mrs. Edwards had worked .U: • Cookiesand J{ool.,a,1d wereser\'ed to Chose named and Usa Jack Walker, treasurer. last year In a voluntee W"illis: Mrs . Everett Colwell, capacity at tbe school. : • Mrs. Jack Walker Introduced her grandmother; SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP 11%0 Mrs. Mae McClurg of Portlt PRElMitJM MONEY for exhlbits in the ll!eigs County mouth. It was ruted that IIIBit Juni(lf Fair was diStributed to the scoutS who recei.ved ribbons «1 lheir ~jects at the Thursday nigbt meeting of the towels have arrived and art for sale, Members attendlnt Syracuse Brownies. the workshop held at Camp; Plans were ITiade during the meeting lor a skl!ting party Frances Albury Wedneadlo sometime this faU and also fer anotber trip to Huntington to were Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. C see Mr. Cartoon.lbe Brownies will take part in the program of \ 0. Chapman,. MJ:a. wu~ the 'Syracuse PTO meeting in October. Alicia~ Met!r led in tbe pledge to the flag Witb Angie Donna Morrillon received Holt, Mrs. Parma and Mrsr Davis leading the Lord's Prayer. Kim Cogar gave the Brownie the Master of Arts In Erlewine. The JII'OII'am bj, C. 0. Chapman waa ~ Promise, Carol Hendrix led ~ Smile Song, _and Juanita Education degree from Mrs. Lot's wife. Mrs. Erlewlne wiiJ Ginther ~~~td Becty Atkins gave .tile Brownie Bee's. Floridll Atlantic University host the October Re!reshments·...,re served by Jill Nease, Angie Da¥is Wid last month. meeting. • Mrs. Colwell servea Paula W'mebrenner. tlorida Atlantic University chi~ken salad, ' assortelf IS an upper division and crackers, nuts, mints, coffe( MEIGS OOUNTY ,girl sco~ts have received a special graduate state university in and tea. · invitation to participate in the National H1mting and Fishing Boca Raton. It offers no •• Day COIIlllle!ll!ralioniO be beld Sablrday at Ri>yal Oak Park. •• or sophomore Numerous ootdoor activities Will be conducted beginning at 9 freshman courses and builds Instead on a.m., all under adult .supervision, and a luncheon will be the junior and community served free m charge to the youlh attending. college system. . ,,.,. Mrs. Morrison is the wife of Mlchaei Morrison and her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Mrs. Edna Roush Sunday were : Mr. and Mrs. Crow, Jr., Uve in Poineroy. telebAited her 9Clh birthday Ruoald Russell, l\!andy Wid A curriculum and in· 'Sunday at ber 1home With ber Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Dana struction mamor at FAU, iitnmediate fam1y calling ~Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ll!rs. Morrison is a g~:aduate Ri>ush, Mr. and Mrs. Roger of Pomeroy High School and during the day. •t.;rs. &uib ·was presented Roush, Mrs. Iva Orr, Mr. and did her lower division worli at . a bil:tlldar we by Mr. and Mr$. Russell Roush, Mr. and· Ohio University, Athens. · Mrs. Herbert Ruwih 1blked 'by Mrs. Randall Roberts, Todd, ,Mn. Joan Tuttle and Leslie and Chad, Mr. Wid deecuted •with white icing, Mrs. Bob Hill, Jay Hill, Philip red rooes and the iDacription, Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Gary YOUR ATTENTION "Happy Birtbday Mcm 90". Roush and Jeremy, Mr. and Sbe waulao prmated many Mrs. Lester Roush, Ott PLEASE other gifts. Her grand· Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Howard • Roush, Mrs. Mae Gould, <laugbler, Mrs. DOll Riffle ol LucaTmlle, ealled Sunday Edward Roush, David Roush, Tlie Racine Bapllst Church bus wi 11 be runnino ev~ to wiSh ber a happy Sharon Rousb, Cindy Roush, Sundays on a route from Mrs. Mabel Shields, Larry blrtbday. heine through Apple Calling on Mrs. .Roush Fisher, Amy Fisher, Vickie Grove, leaving Racine at Roush, Joann Roush. 8: IS a.m, and returning Mrs. Gladys Shields served passengers at noon . If you cake, lee and coffee to . are Interested In our bus SQ. Mrs. Rouib and gueSts. service, please feel free to . . ,. ..DRESS UP Plans were made 'by the Circle to remember William iFarley ·on his Oct. 14 birthday. The circle will aerve IC(Jdtie~; and Kooi-Aid It the youth night pFogram on Monday, Sept. :1.7, .at the 1churoh. 'l'hf program .at ltbe lfAf Attending bell del tbON named were Mr. aDII Mn. Richard Weaver, Nola Neigler, Wanda Nellltr, Linda Davta and Llaa, Pat Holler, Bonnie Smith, Linda Boyd and Mandy, Opi!ICioel, Kathy Weaver, Debbie Clonch. Others preaentln& gilt.! to .Mrs. Weaver were Gertrude Nelgler, Pam 11¥1 "•v• Nnrtl1. Rb and Wilma Reiber, Robt Donna Smith, Debbie Nelloil, Mr. apd Mn. Ross NorriJ, Opal Zirkle, Walter and Annie Rolllh, : Chriatlne Grueser, Eather Sylvester, Pat Ml!lll, Judy and Lois Pickett, 1\oier and Christy Roush. ! rememhraooe. •oinner Dale.s" · Mra. Grace Pritt •• ·Sigman were ·taken from by Thorn MeAn ~ s - The Daily SenUnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fl'lday, Sept. H,tm receives degree . Mrs. Oeida Cbaae hosted the meeting of ·the Dorcas per- Karen Neigler, was beld recently at the ~ome of ¥r•·' Frank P~ers. Co-bostessea wer• Mrs . Weaver's co· workers at the Pomeroy L.ibrary, Mrs. Rodney Karr, Mrs. Her!A!rt Dixon and Miss .Susan Fleshman. . A bride repUca wid! a pink wnbrella was featured on the gift table decorations and pink and white bells were ll!led throughout the holllle. Gamea were played with ~rlzes going to Margaret Eichinger, Debbie Clonch and Sharon Card. Teresa V11n Meter won the door prize Refreshnfents of cake, punch, nuts and mints were served with Mrs, Karr serving the 1 • Dontut Monison Haw'kins, ·Mrs. MA1tha K!lein, and ~ - Lillian Demosltey. _, - ~ = bri~l ah01•er honoring co~~ • • .,' uM w elects 0ifftcer.•c REVtVAL SEitVDS wiD. ~ 'I'IMlldly, Sept. il and continue thi'OQgll Sllndl,y, Oct. 3 at 'the Rutland Orurch of the Nazart!lle Wid! Ge<rge and Chlrlotte Dixon d Pa!dlogue, Nep York, who art rr(!n!Mm, singers, and 'll!!Siclans. '!bey lire a}M g~ ~g"OI'riters - With O!ar~ wriling the mUSic and Geocge writing the w<:rds. One of !heir own sonp, 'TU Never Be Looesome Again," was recorded on Colurnblll label - 1'Songs' of Glory" and sold over'liO,OOO copies. Servi005 Will be beld nightly al V:30and ta :30 ooSunday morning. The public iS topic of Mrs. Dallald Baud., Ieider. Sbe bo:ouCit out maqy fi'DO'IS A !:: Mrs. Phil Weaver,lhe former the Aleader orientation meeting has been scheduled by Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, for Ocl. 13 at 7 p.m. at tbe Columbus and Soutbem Ohio !i:lecU'Ic Co. Mrs. Thoma, Mrs. Mary Wise and )l!rs. ll!etle Johnson of ber service unit team, mel Monday Wllh Mrs. Ann Broadbent, die new field direclllr, to ouUine plans for die orlenllltloo }li'Otll'am which will be concluded with an Investiture ceremony for all of tile leaders. Nwnero\18 new lroOps are being .organized ar.ound tbe cooncy this fall , · · AI the.orienU.tion meeting Mrs. Wise wUt talk on the topic, "Whal Is Scouting?" wUh emphasis on the foundation, laws and program ; Mrs. Johnson Will dlacuss pr~urea In conduc:Ung a U'Oilp meeting ; Mrs. Thoma, the paper work • Involved in !ICOutlng, and .Mrs. .Broadben~ U'OOp financing and • metnbershlp. Special days of S<.'llutlng will also be discussed by Mrs. W'ISi!. . "When You're Disappob:lled" .... the pn!II'IID -mp!es of •• • ' ' ' . ' ,• ., ' '~£.; .: ' .---- . .. �, 4- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pcxneroy, 0 ., Frtday,Sept. 24, Jlr/A . Mrs. Weaver feted Friendly Circle donates to funds Contributions to ~ Kassa Materna ltaUan Orphanage and to ' ' Je&nne S Room" were made at the Tueadloy night meeting of the Friendly Cirele of Trinity Cllurch. the orpllanage !p(!IIIOred by the Congre&ational Christian Churthes of America is a special &Mual project of Friendly Cirele. ~~ Je&Me's Room,'' an arta for arts and craft.! to be establisbed in the new Senior Citi1ens Center, is a memorial tribute by the Meigs County Council on 4ing to Jeanne Morgan, former employe at the Ce!iter.•\ cbeck reprrset1ting profit frol1l P cootboo~ will be presented to the Church Council !rom the Circle. Miss Marj V. Reib~l presided at the meeting and named Mrs. Kennell! Harris and Miss Erma Smith to the 1 1 nominating committee will ~ .rum at the October meeting. It 1IU nported that more cookbook• have beftl ordered and ~oce orders may be placed will! either Miss Smi.th or Miss EliDbeth Fict, Tile mem.b ss' CbrisCmas Oub money is to be ·brou&b! to the Novemller meeting and will be lliod lor gifts to the senior citinas and sbut-ins Iii the dllli'dl. By Charlene Hoeflich sonalltles and historical figures whose succe$5 resulted from disappoint· ment and hindrances. Chrittopher Columbus, Frances Scott Key and even Jesus Christ, were listed- She · spoke of the di5appuintmeFt which Jes\IS fell when he was denied by . Peter, and of Peter's subsequent cha.nlle into a devout followu. Disappointments are detoun, Mrs. Hauck ~d, but they may with right tllini:ing become ~inll aooes to a·· belles' life. Sbe concluded with the comment that disappoinanent am mate a penoo either bitter or betm'. A dillcv.ssion foll<lftd With several membss recallin.l Sllch detours in their lii'U. Mrs. Kl'lU!elh Harris tOOk tho offering and there was prayer. '!be program included the hymn, "Trust and Obey' " 'trith Mrs. lAIW i diCe ·Stewart It the piano. Mrs. Hauck "'"" inspiratiMal thoughts lor dailY living from the Psalms and verses which signa! !be arrival Ill 11ltllllln. Mrs. W. H. .Pmill and Miss Smlth lleTVfld refreshments from a table llll'l'}ine .out the aurumn ·11Mltil invited. Circles plan· shutin·p"oje.cts and Mrs. Flor~ Rhodes, Mrs. JF'ra:nces Smal't, Mrs, Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. OOitCAS Roma CIJt(JLE Circle With Mrs. Katie Anthony opening it Witb prayer. Devotions by Mrs. Leora 3olm . n ·With a meditation uLove 'IJhat Never' Flails" taken from "'Our Daily Br5d." A thank-you note cwas ~d from Mrs. Dana Hamm for Padded Ankle Collars a binhday F.d114 Roush has birthday society •meeting .,... planned. • {)ct. .4 missionary · Mrs. 'S uah Flowler ,gave the p!\llg!'- .at the -meeting :llhidJ mcluiled "'Dortti. a · - 11eef, Wllllliiii .F'IIlliDf Good wen.," an .article about Mrs. lloiM'h rtu .slulk , fkM 11111 r fish .lr :Um.. ani! ~tim Baird,._ .president of VE&EJABIES !be &neriamll!aptist Wcmen <If Ohio., read l!J Mil. ADltborly. Sefre&llmentl; were Ben'ed ~ itbolle named and Nrs. IOlara !Mae Darst, LM:n. GrMa ,........, - · ... . ~n Vr POmDES ~ .s -.'1. ....lllell & - .:.:,,;;;..______.,. ,._.___-trieS. - · - - - ,... ..... ttrt:a- -witlllllw,Roocoe SAlAD' r--- :deall ·1i= '! ..-. PfE Pom,t)a, Kalibryn Met~ger , Mrs. Eliubetb Gardner, ,and Mn. Mary Brewer. . fiUJJS .•• left .... ._ ............. Ill · - jllfalo, 1'lie Sl o t tl 1n11 lor ~ .... . , ..... Cheese. ··~-. ~ ppJo & ... . ....,...,.~~·q · s.MQI-2,_ w.. u, ....... c.--*-· ~teamboat In11 .cream were served. At· lmding were Ule Rev. and Mn. Dwight Zavm, Mrs. Carol Ann Harper and dllldren, Joe MCCIO!Id, ~wl.s Sauer, .Mra. Paul Hap· IAio.IIIU. Oi al '949 . 2S 1;5 MOVED Mn. Hattie Frederick ha4 been UI!IVed from the Holzer Medical Ce!iter to the Joe Lynn Heallll Ceoter, 10th and • alnton SUI., lrolltGIJ, Seed ancl Milling HEADCDUAmRS Revival · to start r •' ' . .• . •• • . Jleriyal aervlcet will be ~ at lhe Hope Baptllt Cbapel, $10 Grant St., Middleport, at7:3il each eveolnc, ' • . J-10. 1be ReY. QulniiJn ~. putor of the Olk Hill Baptllt ()d. ! Welcoll)e New Beby Congratul1te New Mother With FRESH FUMERS or • FOOMiE PLANlS IN A NOVELTY CONTAINER ._... 11n1 SeMs · 0,.... !lltll• _. Gr1t • '-"'latl · Umt · C.IINitf & Mortar· aocll lelt ~ Wnr loftltlll' • Rt!MIIIts · SaH • Utttrl • Yll«lnl • Rolftng • · Palnfl · Red lrlllll Ntlcilll · laltr end llncW Twine · S,rtJS • letts. Choir gives birthday party .Evmtt Bllc:hller Wedlletday n1g1t wi!h a birthday party following rehearlll. A decorated _cake 11114 Ice - No. Second Ave. • fft-2115 .. . • ! CHOIR TO PRACTICE Tile Meip Coaaty Sellior Cltlzeu Cbolr w1ll begiD pra.Uce tor a Cllrlltmu cutata aell week. PraeUce nnioDI are beld oa Tllaclaya from 1% - anW Z p.m. ud Mn. Carrie Neutdlllg, dlrecter, iDvilel uy .elllor cllluo 1o lola lbe Cl'!IIIP· aeiiDC that te- and bu1 atagera are 01peciaUy Deeded. Mn. Neutzliag alao adl'llel that lbe cboir ill apea for ID.vltatloal to •Ia& al uy toeial ptberlllp, Jpecial cb~tteb oervleet, or other eveall. · QUASAR 19" Portable Color 1V RACINE BAPTIST CHURCH 1ce Ohio ialleyBankS new banJQng center REGISTER TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE FOR ONE DAY! Yl.lv a lw ays said it wou ld be a cold day in Ju ly whe n you beca me a millionaire. Well, what about thi s weekend instead! That's right , com e to the grand opening of 1he Jac kson Pike office this Saturday and Sunday a nd register to become a millionaire for a day. T hou gh in a ppea ra nce a s m a lle r version of our main downtown Gallipolis office, !he j ackson Pike loc ation was pl ~mn ed and desig ned as a complet e bankin g cen ter, providin g ever ythin g you Wllnt, e very thin g you n eed, in personal or co mm e rcial banking services. '4" • • ALL NEW .. . ALL BANKING SERVICES,,, ALL TOGETHER IN ONE GREAT LOCATION c.ontacl ~4~ · 2231 or 241-2101. will be rpedal latlmonlel and rpedal YocaiiiiUiic each eveolnc aJonc wtlb a aermon. IIDpt Baptllt Cburcb II a new work ' In Middleport lpGIIIOfld by lba French City Baptllt anarcll, GaWpoUI, wblcb II afflllated wtlb the Soutbern Baptill Convention. Sundly lcbool II beld at 10 a.m. wlt.b wonhlp at 11 .a.m. A Tharad&y nlabt Bible audJ, led by the illY. Bobby E1klna, pUior, II at 7:II. 1be public lllnvUed to atteud any of tbe aervlcea and the 'NGELS F~RNITURE MIDDLEPORT • TheWords ofChris are as the leaves of the evergreenThey : do not change \\lith ~ the season; they are · always inbloom. It is fitting, then, that they be printed in the color ofGod's eternal Spring. A w hoft' w orlcl off'i tt (ll!<.' inl se r l' ict>s co 11 soli d(f I ed Loca ted at the jun c tion of U.S. Rout e 35 and State Roul e 160, the Jac kson Pike oftlc e is situ :u ed in a :rapid ly-de ve loping suburb a n co mp lex · represent ative of th e m ajor growlh of the tot a l r egion in rece nt ye;:n s. fllld t•r U lll' TWO BIG WINNERS ruof---co mpf t•te lo iJ/J!t ruuf liri1 e'- i11 fari/itif•s at c1 C'UII t 't' lli l:' ut rt fw locn ti o11 . Two luc ky people a re going to win on«; da y's inle rest on one million dollars. You could be on'c of the m! Register thi s · weeke nd at our gala gra nd opening. Arc hit ect ure and co n su·uc lion of th e building re presents the lalesl in f1n ancinl equipm e nt and acco mod ation s, inc luding a Commu nit y Meelin g Room and a n inn ovative Re m ole Transaction System in th e driv e-in area. \ Every Banking Service lor Every Banking Need ... to Individuals and Business 011e -h1111oll dril •t! -ill lnlllhill(l . till' p 11 e11111 rH· ifHII_II -fJ}Jel"llted Rn11 0ff Tt<IJI "> (It' tivu S!J .•d e J/1 Pe rsonnel stat'lin g and hours of ope ration are tailored w s pecific c u swm e r requirem e nt s of the Tri-Co u!H y region in the recog nition or Ohio Vall ey Bank 's a hi lit y to better se r ve a n expanded m ark e t a rc.a a1id accelerat ed economy: li St'S t/1 c muflipfe\ CO IH' t'/ll. 11/e llffillltll l' in . S Jlt' c) c/ Ill/If (' ()1/ t'{'Hit' II Ct~ . .. Ullfi SO t'CIS!J t O fl\e ! It takes imagination to re t ain bankin g leader ship in the area for more than iOO years. II ta kes in1 aginatio n to , co mbine peo ple. resources and faci lities to provide th e best and most co mpl e te c u s tomer se n ·icc poss ibl e . Our jackson Pik e banking ce nt e r docs j u s t I ha t ! Pay1ng and Rece1v ing Tellers Checking Accou nts Savings Accounts Certificates of Depos1t Individual Ret1i'ement Accounts Golden Passbook Savings Ban1<.-8y-Ma11 Safe Deposit Boxes N1ght Oepos1tory Free Customer Parking Traveler's Cheques Bank Money Orders and Cashier Checks Certified Checks Chnstma s Club Vacat1on Club U S Sav1ngs Bonds • Master Charge Card Applications • Master Charge Des1gnated Depository • All Type Loans- Personal. Commercial and Real Esta1e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Don't y(Ju aF,JTee cl1at green is • e<1Sieron cl1e-eyes? This set has a new "Service Miser" chassis consisting of five Integrated circuits, In-line stripe picture tube, and .an electron gun providing a brighter, sharper picture . .' Giant Print KJV -· rext·· BibJes " ' gold stamping. 1721 pages, t~x~xll'o, Middle"rt Book. Store · Middle 0. w~ Ohio Valley Bank G rl l,po l>s Oh •o . r.' ' ·• : ... ; :1, . NOW! FOUR GREAT LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU! . maps, presentation page; ftmlly record c_alendar of dally readings, femous Bitile paasegea' THUNli.J-II!All .. . . ... on ';;::-=•-:•. . Editions. With. el6hi P!1J81 of filii -color 1 OFFICE AT NOON ON ~ • I SUGAR RUN MILLS ... YOuR HOME cream Churcb In looelboro, Tenn., wtU be the i!pNker, and there reviVII. nos go_ipg tq invite you to a • 100% NYLON '1be choir of the Middleport Fir1t United Preabytertan Chureb surpriaed Mn. I' Do-Cilor--lod· OW..IIaMI,...... lnl SL, Racine, Ollio SYRACUSE .JUNIOR '11\00P 1!01 ORGANIZATIONAL meeting of the Syracuse junior lroOp was held Tue:!day night at die Syracuse' Elementary School. Leaders are Mrs. Shirley Cogar and Mrs. Sharon Michael. Meetings Will be held each Thesday after school. · . .· '-! . . lllari Cogat Jed in tile pledge to ~flag , Kim Morrow the ' • Lord'sPrayer,, and all of the iroop members recited the li(<)Ut New officers were elected hostess, presented tbi. pr'oln\9e and laws. · · · at the recent meeting of the devotions from P~~&lm e, 1-( Dues were discussed along wUll a lroop crest and an United Methodist Women of verses, gave a reading en, identification emblem to be worn oh tbe scout uniform. Plans the Rutland Church held at UUed "Prayer" and bad I ' weremadetoatUndtheO. U.footbaUgameaiAihens on Scout the home of Mrs. Dayton prayer. It waa reported tha Day, Oct. 2. Badge work was planned and it was noted that Parsons. • several members bad viii~ Kim Morrow, Lisa and Julie Willis, Lori Michael and Shari Elected were Mrs. Larry shutlns, that othera hatr Cogathad earned three badges 111 day camp in July. Five girls Edwards, president; Mrs. donated ttme to the ·111111or:; also qualify for their first ~ star pins. Flying up from tbe . Harvey Erlewine, vice citizens and Veteran• Brownie trooP were Olerry Ritchie and Becky Arnott who will president · Mrs. Carl Memorial Hoapital, and tha£: also rece_ive badges an.d pins. Denison, ~retary, and Mrs. Mrs. Edwards had worked .U: • Cookiesand J{ool.,a,1d wereser\'ed to Chose named and Usa Jack Walker, treasurer. last year In a voluntee W"illis: Mrs . Everett Colwell, capacity at tbe school. : • Mrs. Jack Walker Introduced her grandmother; SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP 11%0 Mrs. Mae McClurg of Portlt PRElMitJM MONEY for exhlbits in the ll!eigs County mouth. It was ruted that IIIBit Juni(lf Fair was diStributed to the scoutS who recei.ved ribbons «1 lheir ~jects at the Thursday nigbt meeting of the towels have arrived and art for sale, Members attendlnt Syracuse Brownies. the workshop held at Camp; Plans were ITiade during the meeting lor a skl!ting party Frances Albury Wedneadlo sometime this faU and also fer anotber trip to Huntington to were Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. C see Mr. Cartoon.lbe Brownies will take part in the program of \ 0. Chapman,. MJ:a. wu~ the 'Syracuse PTO meeting in October. Alicia~ Met!r led in tbe pledge to the flag Witb Angie Donna Morrillon received Holt, Mrs. Parma and Mrsr Davis leading the Lord's Prayer. Kim Cogar gave the Brownie the Master of Arts In Erlewine. The JII'OII'am bj, C. 0. Chapman waa ~ Promise, Carol Hendrix led ~ Smile Song, _and Juanita Education degree from Mrs. Lot's wife. Mrs. Erlewlne wiiJ Ginther ~~~td Becty Atkins gave .tile Brownie Bee's. Floridll Atlantic University host the October Re!reshments·...,re served by Jill Nease, Angie Da¥is Wid last month. meeting. • Mrs. Colwell servea Paula W'mebrenner. tlorida Atlantic University chi~ken salad, ' assortelf IS an upper division and crackers, nuts, mints, coffe( MEIGS OOUNTY ,girl sco~ts have received a special graduate state university in and tea. · invitation to participate in the National H1mting and Fishing Boca Raton. It offers no •• Day COIIlllle!ll!ralioniO be beld Sablrday at Ri>yal Oak Park. •• or sophomore Numerous ootdoor activities Will be conducted beginning at 9 freshman courses and builds Instead on a.m., all under adult .supervision, and a luncheon will be the junior and community served free m charge to the youlh attending. college system. . ,,.,. Mrs. Morrison is the wife of Mlchaei Morrison and her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Mrs. Edna Roush Sunday were : Mr. and Mrs. Crow, Jr., Uve in Poineroy. telebAited her 9Clh birthday Ruoald Russell, l\!andy Wid A curriculum and in· 'Sunday at ber 1home With ber Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Dana struction mamor at FAU, iitnmediate fam1y calling ~Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ll!rs. Morrison is a g~:aduate Ri>ush, Mr. and Mrs. Roger of Pomeroy High School and during the day. •t.;rs. &uib ·was presented Roush, Mrs. Iva Orr, Mr. and did her lower division worli at . a bil:tlldar we by Mr. and Mr$. Russell Roush, Mr. and· Ohio University, Athens. · Mrs. Herbert Ruwih 1blked 'by Mrs. Randall Roberts, Todd, ,Mn. Joan Tuttle and Leslie and Chad, Mr. Wid deecuted •with white icing, Mrs. Bob Hill, Jay Hill, Philip red rooes and the iDacription, Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Gary YOUR ATTENTION "Happy Birtbday Mcm 90". Roush and Jeremy, Mr. and Sbe waulao prmated many Mrs. Lester Roush, Ott PLEASE other gifts. Her grand· Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Howard • Roush, Mrs. Mae Gould, <laugbler, Mrs. DOll Riffle ol LucaTmlle, ealled Sunday Edward Roush, David Roush, Tlie Racine Bapllst Church bus wi 11 be runnino ev~ to wiSh ber a happy Sharon Rousb, Cindy Roush, Sundays on a route from Mrs. Mabel Shields, Larry blrtbday. heine through Apple Calling on Mrs. .Roush Fisher, Amy Fisher, Vickie Grove, leaving Racine at Roush, Joann Roush. 8: IS a.m, and returning Mrs. Gladys Shields served passengers at noon . If you cake, lee and coffee to . are Interested In our bus SQ. Mrs. Rouib and gueSts. service, please feel free to . . ,. ..DRESS UP Plans were made 'by the Circle to remember William iFarley ·on his Oct. 14 birthday. The circle will aerve IC(Jdtie~; and Kooi-Aid It the youth night pFogram on Monday, Sept. :1.7, .at the 1churoh. 'l'hf program .at ltbe lfAf Attending bell del tbON named were Mr. aDII Mn. Richard Weaver, Nola Neigler, Wanda Nellltr, Linda Davta and Llaa, Pat Holler, Bonnie Smith, Linda Boyd and Mandy, Opi!ICioel, Kathy Weaver, Debbie Clonch. Others preaentln& gilt.! to .Mrs. Weaver were Gertrude Nelgler, Pam 11¥1 "•v• Nnrtl1. Rb and Wilma Reiber, Robt Donna Smith, Debbie Nelloil, Mr. apd Mn. Ross NorriJ, Opal Zirkle, Walter and Annie Rolllh, : Chriatlne Grueser, Eather Sylvester, Pat Ml!lll, Judy and Lois Pickett, 1\oier and Christy Roush. ! rememhraooe. •oinner Dale.s" · Mra. Grace Pritt •• ·Sigman were ·taken from by Thorn MeAn ~ s - The Daily SenUnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fl'lday, Sept. H,tm receives degree . Mrs. Oeida Cbaae hosted the meeting of ·the Dorcas per- Karen Neigler, was beld recently at the ~ome of ¥r•·' Frank P~ers. Co-bostessea wer• Mrs . Weaver's co· workers at the Pomeroy L.ibrary, Mrs. Rodney Karr, Mrs. Her!A!rt Dixon and Miss .Susan Fleshman. . A bride repUca wid! a pink wnbrella was featured on the gift table decorations and pink and white bells were ll!led throughout the holllle. Gamea were played with ~rlzes going to Margaret Eichinger, Debbie Clonch and Sharon Card. Teresa V11n Meter won the door prize Refreshnfents of cake, punch, nuts and mints were served with Mrs, Karr serving the 1 • Dontut Monison Haw'kins, ·Mrs. MA1tha K!lein, and ~ - Lillian Demosltey. _, - ~ = bri~l ah01•er honoring co~~ • • .,' uM w elects 0ifftcer.•c REVtVAL SEitVDS wiD. ~ 'I'IMlldly, Sept. il and continue thi'OQgll Sllndl,y, Oct. 3 at 'the Rutland Orurch of the Nazart!lle Wid! Ge<rge and Chlrlotte Dixon d Pa!dlogue, Nep York, who art rr(!n!Mm, singers, and 'll!!Siclans. '!bey lire a}M g~ ~g"OI'riters - With O!ar~ wriling the mUSic and Geocge writing the w<:rds. One of !heir own sonp, 'TU Never Be Looesome Again," was recorded on Colurnblll label - 1'Songs' of Glory" and sold over'liO,OOO copies. Servi005 Will be beld nightly al V:30and ta :30 ooSunday morning. The public iS topic of Mrs. Dallald Baud., Ieider. Sbe bo:ouCit out maqy fi'DO'IS A !:: Mrs. Phil Weaver,lhe former the Aleader orientation meeting has been scheduled by Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, for Ocl. 13 at 7 p.m. at tbe Columbus and Soutbem Ohio !i:lecU'Ic Co. Mrs. Thoma, Mrs. Mary Wise and )l!rs. ll!etle Johnson of ber service unit team, mel Monday Wllh Mrs. Ann Broadbent, die new field direclllr, to ouUine plans for die orlenllltloo }li'Otll'am which will be concluded with an Investiture ceremony for all of tile leaders. Nwnero\18 new lroOps are being .organized ar.ound tbe cooncy this fall , · · AI the.orienU.tion meeting Mrs. Wise wUt talk on the topic, "Whal Is Scouting?" wUh emphasis on the foundation, laws and program ; Mrs. Johnson Will dlacuss pr~urea In conduc:Ung a U'Oilp meeting ; Mrs. Thoma, the paper work • Involved in !ICOutlng, and .Mrs. .Broadben~ U'OOp financing and • metnbershlp. Special days of S<.'llutlng will also be discussed by Mrs. W'ISi!. . "When You're Disappob:lled" .... the pn!II'IID -mp!es of •• • ' ' ' . ' ,• ., ' '~£.; .: ' .---- . .. �6- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, Sept 24, 1976 TRINITY CHURCH Re~ W H Pemn pastor Roy Moyer Sun doy school ~vp1 Church School q 150m WOIShlp ICfVIC$ 10 30 am Chorr reheorsol Tuesday 730 p m under drreclron of Mrs Paul Neo ~ ,. 1 7 30 p m YTERIAN MINISTRY OF COUNIY Ow1ght L Zov•lt drre<tor HAR~ISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Rev Ernest SltKklrn. pastor Sunday church school 9 30 a m Mrs Homer POMEROY CHURCH OF THE lee 5up ! mornmg worship NAZARENE ((J rner Umon and Mulberry Rev Cly..J ~~ V Hende r son pastor Svnday schnol 9 30 a rn Gl&n McClung supt rllQrn. lng worsh1p 10 30 a rn eve~ sttr.,.ice 7 30 mrd week servtca In the B1g Leagues or the Little League at the World Serres rn on a sandlot- the rulers the sa me Th ree stnkes and you re ou tt And tt s also one of the basrc rules of hfe Mrs sed opportunities spell larlure ' But rt s yoUf at! tude tha t counts Come to th e plate knowmg you II stnke out and you wrll' Take a posrttVe approach mall mailers-even re hgrous educahon Every Sunday m our chu1 ches hundreds of boy!;> and g1rts ga1n a sprntual lounda han that Will help them fulfil the•r nchest oppor tu nl!les The1r parents too '" worsh1p and :: Chnsttan serv1ce are learnmg to 1mprove the qUality olltfe m oor commun•ty • Be sure-nexl Sunday mormng .• § = - ..::.= ~·­ ~~16~ ~ DBTBB· IIITIOI Satutday ' Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fnday Lu~e MaHhew I Samuel Hosea Joshua Ezekiel lsa1ah 14 15 24 6 19 24 12 13 25 23 1-11 34 6 16 11 1· 12 51 1 11 Scr ptures 54Jiec:ted b'f' The A!Tl8r!C311 B ble Socte~y W tth th e hope it wil l, in some measu r e, fo st e r an d help s ust atn t h at wh 1ch Is good i n famil y and commun ity l 1f e. t h ts featur e IS spon sored by t he business fi r ms and organizations w ho se names appea r be low . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. MEIGS THE FINEST IN MOBI LE HOMES Ph 992-7034 11 00 E Main Pomeroy Ph 991 71 01 WILKINSON'S LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Call949 2838 For an Appotnlment Ractne1Ohto REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES PAUL'S BARBER SHOP Open 8 fo S- Closed Thurs Rac1ne, Ohto Ph 992 51 30 WAID CROSS SONS STORE P, J. PAULEY, AGENT Nattonw1de Ins Co of Columbus COMPLETE A UTOMOTIVE SERVIC E Locust & Beech Sis Middleport Ph. 992 9921 BETSY ROSS BAKERY . 0 Ph. 992 1318 Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD WE F IL L DOCTOR S PRESC RI PT IONS Hunt tngton. W Va . 992-295 5 TWO LOCA liONS 39N SecondS! Middleport,?· 46 Court Sl Gallipolis, 0 . LOUIS W OSBORNE Ph 992-2178 120 E Moon Pomeroy MARK V STORE TWIN CITY GATEWAY . M oddleporl, Ohio • GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEL Middleport FRESH PRODU ~ E & PLAN TS I CONV ENI ENT MA RKETS MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET Pom er oy , Ph 992-2SB2 Mtlson, Ph 773 5121 AMERICAN PAINTING CO. INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL Ph 446-0963 Addison. Oh1o Ph 997 6t73 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Ph. 992-3863 296 W. Second Pomeroy ROSE~ERRfS ' Racin. PENNZOIL Ph 949-9130 RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STOR E WI TH A HEART Ph. 949· 2626 RICIM Pomeroy DUDLEY'S SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT •• BAK ER S OF GAY 90 BRE A D Ph 992 3030 Middleport HEINER'SBAKERY Ph 992;3284 a17 30p m ELLIS & SONS SOHIO GROCERIES &.GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ph. 949·2550 Racine 804 W Ma1n Pom eroy . ' HEll" DEALER Ractne Ph 949 1B87 Pomeroy Joh n F Fultr M1ddteporl, Oh10 RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 114 E Ma1n CENTER, INC. BIG JIM'S PLAZA SMALL ENGINE SALES & SERVICE Ph 992-3097 Middleport 498 Locu st 51 Third 51 TI~E Middleport, Ohto WE HANDLE ONL Y U SDA CHOI CE M EATS THE DAILY SENTINEL Oed1caled to the M e1gs M ason Area Phone 992·2156 BEN FRANKLIN STORE All end th._hurch of your choice Ph 99l 3498 Pomeroy RIDENOUR SUPPLY Furntture • Hardware H omel tte Sa w s , Chester Ph 985 3308 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Kenl'l s Korn er Ker m1 t Watton Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Churc h and ofll ce su ppliesgifts Middleport 99 Mill 51. RIGGS USED CARS, INC. Ray Riggs Roqer Riebel Chesler 51 R1 1 Ph. 915-4100 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sundav school 9 30 o m Rtchord Vaughan supt Mornmg worshtp lO 30, SYRACUSE. Morn rhg wo15hlp 9 am Sunday school 10om Mrs Wednesday 7 30 p m S<Jmp5on Hall supt GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev RUILAND CHURCH OF GOD Harold Deeth rector Churcl1 ser Rev James D Guynn po1t or. v!Cea 10 30 a m Holy commu Sunday schoo~ 10 a m Sunday 111011 l ~rs t Sunday of month chur worsh rp 11 o m Sundoy e""etHng ch school 10 30om lor nu r-scrv ser111 Ce 1 p m Wednesday wor through 17 sh1p serYtCe 7 30 p m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST HAZ!l COMMUNITY CHURCH ~· c hord Evonwn poster Brble Near long Bottom Edsel Hart school 9 30om worst11p 10 30 post er Sundoy school 10 a m a m adult worsh1p servrce and Ch1.1rch 7 30 p m prayer young peoples rneehng 7 30 meeting 1 30 p '1:' Thursday p m (ombrned B1ble study and MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL proven meet1ng Wedne1doy 7 30 Th1rd Ave the ReY Wil liam Kmt pm tel paslor Ronold Dugon Sun THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy day School Sup! Classes for all Roy W Wrn rng oft 1cer m charge ages evemf'\g serv tce 7 30 B•ble Sunday 10 o m Holmess :s.tudy Wednesday 7 30 p m meetmg 10 30 om Sunday youth sen11ces F11day 7 30 p m School Young Peoples l&g lon, 7 MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP p m Thursday I to 3 p m TIST Corner Ash and Plum Noel lodtes Home leogu e 7 p m Prep Herrma n po$1 0r Saturday even doues rng serv•ce 1 30 p m Sunday BURLINGlON SOUTHERN BAP School 10 om Sunday evttnt11Q TIST CHAPEL Route I Shade- worsh1p 7 30 p m Pastor Bobby Elkrm; Sunday MEIGS school 5 p m Sunday worsh•p COOPERATIVE PARISH ) ..s p m Wed nesday prayer ser METHODIST CHURCH ""''e 7 30p m Robert T Bumgarner R ST P"UL lUTHERAN CHURCH Otrector Corner of Sycamore and Second POMEROY CLUSTER Sis Pomeroy The Re " Wtll•om Rev Robert Hoyden M1ddleswonh Pastor Sunday Rev James Cor b1tt School a t 9 45 a m and Church CHESTER Worsh1p 9 15 o m Sery1ces 1l a m Church SckoollOo m SACRED HEART ReY Father POMEROY Worsh tp 10 30om Paul 0 Welton pastor Phone Church School 9 30 a m UMVF 99'1 2825 Saturday evenrng Moss 630p m 7 30 Sunday Moss 8 and 10 a m ENTERPRISE 1 Warsh1p 9 a m Canfes&~on Sotu rdor 7 7 30p m Church School lOa m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH ROCK SPRINGS Wors h1p 10 OF CHRIST 2'00 W Mo1n St Jerry a m Church School 9 1So m Paul mmtsler phone 992 7666 UMYF6 30p m Conservof1ve non rnstrumentol FLATWOODS, Wors~up 11 am Sunday wo r!.htp 10 om Brble Church School iO g m study 11 a m worshrp b p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Wednesday Btbl e study 1 p m Rev Robert Bumgarner OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN HEATH Robert Bumgarner CHURCI1 Rev Rolrh Sm 1th Pastor Worsh1p 10 30 o m Chur pastor Surtdoy schoo 9 30 o m chSchool9 30om UMYF6p m Mrs Worley Froncts. s1.1pennlen RUTLAND W•lbur H1lt Pastor dent Preochtng serv1c es f~rst & Worsh 1p 10 30om Church Sc11ool th rrd Sundays follow•n g Sunday 930om $chool SYRACUSE ClUSTER GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Rev Rtc11ord E Jar"' " Preochmg 9 30 a m f1rst and se ASBURV Worsh1p 11 a m Chur cond Sundoyli of eoch month c11 School 9 50 o m UMW f1rst th ~td ond fourth Sundays eoch Tuesday Brble Study Thurs 7 30 month wo r s.h1p servtee ot 7 30 pm p m Wednesday even tngs ot FOREST RUN Worsh tp 9 a m 7 30 Prayer and Btble Study Church School lOam SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST MINERSVILLE Worsh 1p 10 a m Mu lberry He•ghh Rood Pomeroy Church Schoo19 a m Pastor Gerard Seton Sabbath SYRACUSE Chruch School 9 30 School Supenntendent Claro o m Worsh1p serviCe 7 30 p m Mcintyre Sabbath School Sotu r SOUTHERN CLUSTER day afternoon at 2 00 w1th War . Rev T1mothy Smrth sh1p Serv1ce fo llow 1ng ot3 15 Closter leader RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Re ... SteYen W1lson CHURCH - Orewy Gore supt Assocrote Sunday School 9 30 a m morn BETHANY (Dorcas) Worshtp •ng worsh1p 10 AS o m 9)) om Church School lO 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL George om Casto pastor Sunday School CARMEl Chruch School 9 30 q 30 a m evenrng worsi'up 7 30 o m Worshtp 10 30 o m 2nd and Thursday evenmg prayer servtce 4th Sundays 730pm ~ APPLE GROVE Sunday Sct\ool POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Re"" q 30 o m Worsh•p 7 30 p m 1st Rolph Zundel pastor Wdl•om and Jrd Sundays Prayer meehng Watson Sunday school supt Wednesday 7 30 p m Felfow$h•p Sunday school, q 30 o m BYF 6 supper f•r-sl Soturdoy 6 p m UM W p m B1ble study Wednesday 1 2nd Tuesda y 7 30p m p m choir practice Wednesday EAST LET ART Chruch Sch ool 8 30pm ls t 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 2B2 Fourth Sunday 10 30 om War Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Paul J s ~·up 2nd Sunda y 7 30 p m Clh Whrte Pastor Gory 8o~ho m Sun Sunday 9 30 o m • Proyer meetmg day school supt Sunday school Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW lsi 9 30 a m mornmg worsh•p 10 30 evemng worshrp 6 30 p m Tuesdoy7 30p m WESLEYAN (Rocme) Sunday M•dweek proyer servrce 7 30 School 10 o m Worsh1p 11 o m pm Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m MIDWI' Y COMMUNITY CENTER Bible Study Thursday 7 p m Chotr De~~:ter Rd LangsY1IIe Oh 1o Rev Proc1rce Thursday 8 p m Clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday lET ART FALLS Church S~hool Schoo l 11 a m St~turday lsi 2nd 3rd Sun9oys 10 IS a m preochmg servtces 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg B1ble study 4th Sunday 9 1S o m , Worsh1p 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 15 a m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bculey Run Rood ReY Emmett Rowson pa stor HWldley Du nn svpt Sunday school \Ch• m Sun day evemng serv •ce 7 30 ~le teochmg 7 30 p m Thursday DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CH UR CH Roger C Turner poster Sunday school 9 30 g m Sunday morrung worsh1p 10 30 Sunday evenmg serv•ce 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Butternu t Ave Pomeroy En ... oy an d Mrs Roy Wmrng off 1cers m charge Sunday holmess meetmg 4thSundo y 7 30p m MORNING STAR Worsh1p 9 30 am Church School 10 30 am Mtd Week Servrce Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CHAPEL Worshp 11 a m Churc h School9 30 a m PORTLAND Worsh1p 7 30 p m Church School9 30 o m sun ON Church Scho ~;~l 9 30 o m Worshtp 1sl and 3rd Sundays 1030 o m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev R1 chord Thomas Pastor Duane Syden str 1cker John Douglas ' HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Sunday school 9 eta m wonhtp CHURCH Rev Herbt>rt Ailing serv1ce 11 o m and 7 30 p m Wool<ly lobi• study . Wodnesdoy. pas tot Sunday School 9 30 a m 730pm Morning servtct tO 30 a m MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD. yaulh serYtCt 6 AS p m Duddtng Lane Mason W Vo Evong43i11llc ser'IICe 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 1 30 Chelltr Tennant. Poator Sunday School9 oot5 a m Ch•ldrtn • Chur pm FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION 01 ch 6 AS p m Young Peoples S.r Bold Knob Rev E J Grlfhth vtee 6 45 p m Evangelistic S.r 1upt ot church Rev, L R vice 7 30 p.m Women • Mls· study 730pm Glu•sencamp poster, Roger 110nary Counc•l 10 o m first and ST JOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH Willh•d Sr, Sunday Schdolsupl thlrd Tue1day1 Prayer and ~ib le Ptne Gro~e The Rev W11l1am Sunday School 9 30 a m prayer Study , Wedneaday 7 30 p m Mtddleswcrth Pastor Church ~ARTFORO CHURCH OF CHRIST m,eflng Tutuday 7 30 p rrr serv•ces q 30 a m Sunday School IN CHRISTIAN UNION, The Rov youth meeting, 6 p m Sunday 10 30om William Compbtll, pastor Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF Leode" Ado Van Meter and Gret· School, 9 30 a m • Jome1 Hughes to Suttle Sunday evening war CHRIST Kim Cole pastor Kev•n supt evtning service 7 30 p m Klng Sunday school supt Sunday ship 7 p m through wrn ttr man Wedn•s da y •vtnlng prayer lhs school 9 30 a m worth1p ser WHITE S CHAPEL Coolvitl• RD mHIIng. 1 30 p m Youth prayer VICe 10 30 o m , Sunday "" ReY Ray D•tter pastor Sunday service each Tu•1da y v1ces 7 p m youth meeting FAIRVIEW BIBLE CH URCH, school '9 30 a m wor1hlp "rvlct Wednesday 1 p m Letart, W Va , Rt 1 Rev G.arge 10 30 o m B1ble study and prc yer ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Hoachar. pa•tor Sunday School service Wednesday 7 30 p m ~reelond Norm po.slor Sunday 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible study R UT LAND school 10 am C~urch serv1ce 7 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Service R UTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST p m Wednesday Btble Study 7 Carl Peoh pastor Brll Brown Tue!ldoy 10 a m. Worahlp Ser pm vice, Thursday 1 30 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE Sunday ~ehool sup! Sunda y CALVARY BIBlE CHURCH 76 N school 9 30 o m worship and NAZAR!NE Rev John A Colt Second Middleport pastor ~r· communion 10 30 a m Evtnlng man pastor Sunday School 9 30 setll'lce 7 30 p m R.gulor board tis Stephen Church school 9:'30 o m Gerold Wells s.upt Morn om , preaching serv1ces 10~30 m&eltng Saturday 1 p m lng wonhtp 10 :10 a m Sunday RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHUR· a m a nd 1 30 p m W~ neaday evemng worship 7 30 Prayer evening 81bles tudy 7 30 p m 1 CH Sundoy ScMool , 9 30 o m meetmg Wednesdo? 7<JO p m INDEPENDE NTHOliNESS CHUR· 11 0 m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don L worsh 1p service CH, INC - Corner Fourth ~nd Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 Walker Pastor Ronn ie Salser Lmcoln St s Middlep ort Rtv Sunday scnool supt Sunday p m you th serv1ces Sunday , 7 0 Dell Manley pastor Sony Hud· p m Sunday mght worship 7 30 school 9 30 o m morntng wor· RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE son Sunday School aupe nnt•n shrp 10 AO o m Sunday even1ng den t Sunda y school 9 30 a m , NAZARENE Rev lloyd D Gr)mm worshtp , 7 30 Wednesday even Jr pastor Sunday school '9 30 evening wonhlp 7 30 p m l ng8lbtestud~ 7 30 prayer and pr ol1e service a m wors hip ,ervtce 10 30 a m DANVILLE WESL!YAN Rev Wedn tldQy 7 30 p m lelon Glo!!oure pastor Sunday Broadcast live over WMPO young THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF peoples urvice 6 45 School 9 30 a m youth rpnd evangel1shc service 1 30 p m POMEROY - Co rne r Mom and 1unlor youth servrce 6 _. 5 p m Prover meeting Wednesday 7 30 Cout t Sts , th1rd floor over evenmg worsh rp 7 30 p m p m Mi51iona ry meetin g 7 30 L1gh thouse Rtstau ront Henry prayer and pratse Wednesday Cook pasto r . Su nday ~ehoo l 10 p m h n t W•dnesdoy of month 7 30p m o m morning worship 11 a m MASON COUNTY Sll VER RUN FREE BAPTIST tvenl ng ser v ice 7 30 MASON FIRST BAPTIS T Second Mtles Trout pastor Sunday Wednesday evening service and Pomeroy Sh Stan Craig school 10om Steve t11tle supt 1 30 lnterdenomlnollona l full Ell'ening serv1ce 7 p m • prayer pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m gospel worsl1tp serll'tce 11 a m lromtng meeting Hrursdoy 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD unio n 6 30 p m avemng wor CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO f oster Dennis Bol•s S~n,P oy 5l11p ser.,.•c• 7 30 p m Mid Week Rev Bobby Parler pastor Sun 10 a m wo n hlp service doy school 9 30 a m worsh1p prayer service Wednesday 7 30 School 11 30 a m and 7 30 p m Praye r pm serv1ce 11 o m evenmg service MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P me. tlng Wednesday 7 30 p fT'I 7 30 you th service Wednesdoy RUTLAND APOSTOliC CHURCH 0 Bo1( -487 M1ller St Mason W 730pm OF JESUS CHRIST Thomos L Vo Sunday Bible Study 10 o m L"NGSVIllE CHRISTIAN CHUR Holme1, pa sto r Bible study CH Ted Jones pastor Sunday Worship 11 o m and 7 p m Bible Saturday 7 30 p m Evangelistic Study Wed nesday 7 p m Vocal .chool 9 30 a m , Roy S•gmon p m p ray er meettng, Tuesday sup! mormng worshtp 10 30 muste FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Cor 7 30 p m B1ble Study Thursday Sunday eventng serv1ce 7 30 ner of Second a nd An derson 730~ m m1d week serv1ce Wednesday Mason Pastor Wolter Cloud 7 30pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF T H~ NAZARENE Rev Do le Boss pastor Sob Moore Sunday School supt Sunday school classes f or all ages 9 30 a m morn1ng worsh1p 10 AS a m NYPS b 30 p m e..-ongel!st!C ser viCe 7 30 p m Prayer end fostmg Tuesday 10 a m The following Rules foc the Christian Life were written by M rdweek prayer se rv1ce John Wesley, the Father of Methodllm.l read them often. The Wednesday 7 30 p m men s first one will be difficult to get past, but keep reading and let prayer meeting Saturday 7 p m m•ss 1onory mee ti ng second each one speak to you. 1bey need no other commentary, so I Wednesday 7 30 p m will submit them just as they criglnally appeared. UNITE D FA IT H NO N Am I consciously or unconsciously creat~ the impression DENOMIN ATIONAL Rev Robert Sm1th pastor Sunday School that I am better than I really am? q 30 a m Class le ader Leo H1 ll Am I a slave to dress, friends, wort, cr habits• worsh1p serv 1ce 10 30 o m chur Can I be lru8ted• ch730 p m Am I self-ronacioua, self-pitying oc self-justify~? EDEN UNITED BRET HREN IN Am I honest in all my acts and words,oc 1do I exaggerate• CHR IST Elden A Bloke pastor Sunday School 10 0 m Howard Am I making contacts with other people and using them McCoy supt Mornmg ser mon for the Master's glcry• 11 a m Sunday mgh t serv•ce s Do I dlsobey God in anything? Chrrst1on Endeavor 7 30 p m Do I pray about the money I spend' Song servtce 8 p m Preoch1ng 8 30 p m M1dwee k Prayer When did I last speak to a person about Christ' meel •ng Wed nesday 7 p m Roy Do I insist Oh doing something about which my cortSCious is Adams Icy leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST uneasy' Am I defeated In any part of my life, jealous, unpure, located a t Rutla nd on New l1 mo Rood next to Forest Acr e Pork critical, trritable, touchy or dlslrustful? , ReY Roy Rouse pa stor Robert Am I proud' . M1.1sseor Sunday X hool supt Sun Do I grumble and C()Olplain cortBtantly? day school 10 30 a m wo rshtp Is there anyone whom I fear, dlsllke, disown, criticize, 7 30 p m Bt b le Stu d y Wedne~do y 1 30 p m Saturday hold a resentment lllward, or disregard? What am I doing n1ght prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m about 1t• : HEMlOCK GRO VE CHRISTIAN Did the Bible speak to me today? Roger Watson pastor Je ss•e Am I enjoying prayer• Wh 1te Sunday school supt Morn mg worship 9 30 o m Sun Is Chrlat real' doyschool 10 30 om ev en mg -Submitted by Floyd Shook, Pastor, Free Methodist serviCe 7 30 Wednesday 81bl e Church, Laurel Cliff. Study 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev R D Brown supply pastor Sun day school 9 45 a m Sunday eve n~ ng your lap today Sit t1ght l et worsh1p 7 30 p m nature run Its cou rse TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood PISCES (Feb 20-Morch 20) pa stor Howa rd Coldwell Jr Pay p artt c ul ar h eed to d ay Sunday School Supt Sunde>, when someone close offers he r School 9 30 a m Mormng Ser advtce Thtn k over all sh e has men I 0 30 o m Sunday even Bern1ce Bide Osot sa•d carefull y II w•ll help solve 1ng serv tce 7 p m a particular problem l ETA RT FA LLS UNITED For Solurdoy, s.,.l 25, 1878 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST romemy t-iorr llOnv!lle Ad Don Kennedy pastor Btll McElroy Sundar school supt Sunday school 9,30 o m mormng wor sl·up and commun•on 10 30 a m Sunday evemng youth Christian Endeoii'Of 6 30 p m worsh•p ser v1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even . tng prayer meeting and Bible ~ er v 1 ce. 7 p m I • YoU'RE SO NICE.AUNT GERTIE WOULD YOU B~t NU IN MY BAGS,UNCLE AND UNCLE TO LfT ME STAY H~E RING THE SHOIV( .,> ~· -~ '\' CHESHIR! CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY G P Smith pas tor Sunda y School 10 o m Arthur ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 11) Somet hing opportu ne may come about today throu gh the goo d offi ces o f a c lo se associate II will not only occur unusually 11 will be uni que TAURUS (April 20·MIJ 20) By all means follow through on your tdeas today even though 11 r equ ires In vo lve men t o f others Don t be ret1cent about t aking In a partner GEMINI (Moy 21·JUnt 20) The lmpressmn yo u make on those meetmg you ~ for the first time will be a favorable one Put yo ur best loot forward ' CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Frequ ent places th1s evemng wh er e you re apl to see new laces It s possible you ll meet someone you'll like very much LEO (July 23· Aug 22) Don 1be afraid to mak e changes today tr yQu f eel they re tor the better Its lime you g ot certain famtly matters of! dead center VIRGO (Aug. 23·8opl. 22) Usually It s not wise to let Impulses mfluence our act1ons Today however you can let your hslr down Live It up a bit UBAA (Bopl. 23·0cl. 23) Be on your toes today where dollars and cents ar:e c oncer n· ed An uneJtpeo ted shift In events could be turn ed into somet hing profitable SCORPIO (Ocl. 24·Nov. 22) Put yourself ou t today for fr iends wh o reque st a favor The slight risk will be more than repaid should you ever need their hatp IAGtnAAIUI (Nov. 23·Dec. 21) tr someone offers to do something for you today. stand c lear let htm do It his own way His methods may be superior to youra CAPRICORN (Dec 12-Jon. 11) Put the well-being of those you love above your own aeH· ontertsts today The per10nat sa1tsfactlon you get will be the very beat reward AOUAAIUI (Jift, 20-Foll. 1t) An elusive goal ~ou've been demed may ""ddenty fall Into A t:APTAJN EASY ALMOST I'> LA2E5o~ T~IS H~AP SO U~PI> LIKE A CEMENT M I X~ !:: WON DER S HEi " ~N61Ne SHE PULLED THE Ott. DRAIN PLLI6·- THAT'S WHAn IMME D tAf et.~ TH E $EI:Z-ES UP AND .. King can upiMtt applecart and suddenly asked what the kmg was sttll domg 1n dummy Then be put ! hat card back and placed the queen or hearts on t he tabl e Three qu1ck heart tncks c'Ook ed my l W ~OT /Ji4 H[;AD OfJ STRAlbHT NlD WN'T MI~D TW..i~b t.!OV B:IJ£WI TIIINKI~b ()l l~B I M,\mf'" . • t . goose " 63 QJ IO A9743 974 Nor th East 2• Pass 4 • nu~K! / Pass Pass PROFIT IS • T he h and " rather 1n teresttng tn that some good player tn t he East seat m1gbt deil beral eiy play the ace or dtamonds at tn ck one The th eory bemg t hat South would have played dummy 's ktng, 1£ he held two diamonds A In fie fa r-fetched, bu t exper ts do ail sort s or unusual thmgs and some!lmes they work Soulh ~m~~ '" u B »-Wall Street Week 20,33 9 DO-Rockford Flies 3,4,15,; Movie "Part 2 Walking Tall" 6.13, Movie "Magnum Force" I, 10; !)SA People & Politics 20,33 9 »--From These Roots 20,33 10 oo-Serptco 3,4.15 , News 20, Paul Nuchlms 33. 11 DO-News 3,4.4,13.15, MacNeil Lehrer Reporl 33 11 30-Johnny Corson 3,4,15: SWAT 6,13, News 1,10. ABC News 33 12 DO-Movie " Heatwave" 8: Mary Hariman 10, Janak! 33, 12 3(}---M ovle "Gasllqhl " 10 12 4(}---Don Kirshner's Rock Concerl 6, Wrest11n9 13 I DO-Mi dnight Special 3.4.15 I 4(}---News 13 7 3(}---News 3 3 DO-Movie " Wild Geese Calling" 3 4 3(}---Movte "Thank You, Mr Motoo" 3 6 DO-Movie "Danger Love at Work" 3 Cha nne l Fiv e 6·110-Fall Preview (c) 6 3(}---Tesl lmony Time (c) 7 DO-Wrest li ng (cl 8 DO-Modern Sports (c)O ' 9 DO-Cable Spof llghl (c) 10 D0-700 Club (C ) .. SATURDAY. SE PT EMB ER 25, 1976 6 oo-Sunr lse Semester 8,1 0 6 3(}---fun for Everyone 6, TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10, Kent ucky Afield 13 7 DO-Saturday Report 3, Dusty's Treehouse 4, E ddie Sounder s 6, Tr eehouse Club 8 U S Farm Reporl 10, Gilli gan 13 • , 1 3()--Bu llwlnkle 3, Children's Theatre 4, Valley ol the Dinosaurs 6, Dusly's Treehouse 8, Min from C O.S I 10, Junior Almost Anything Goes 13, M is ter Rogers 70 B DO-Woody Woodpecker 3,4,15, Tom & Jerry Grape Ape Mumbly 6 13, Sylveste r an d Tweety 8,30, Sesame Street 20 3()--Pink Panther 3,~ 15, Bugs Bunn y Road Runner 8 Bugs Bunny and Fr iends 10 wntes Pass 9. oo-Jabberjaw 13 'Big Blue Mar ble 6, Electri c 'The b1dd mg has gone one Openmg lead - Q t Compa ny 20 spade - two spades - four 9 3()--Scooby Doo Dynomutt 6, 13, Tarza n 8,10, M ister spades Wha t do you lead from Rogers 70 8 ) Oswald & James Jacoby Wllh 10 DO-McD uft, the Ta l king Dog 3,4,15 , Shazsam ' Isis Th e unl ucky e~pert had • u:x '¥Q l0xx • Kxx 4- Kxx ? 8 10, Zoom 20 caught us agam W1th no estO 3(}---Monster Squad 3,4, 15, Krofft Suilershow 6, I 3, Our first chotce ts a low cape, we agr eed to il sl en to Hodgepodge Lodge 20 t rump Our second chmce the the sad story or one hand 11 0()--Land of the t osl 3,4,15, Ar k II 8.110, SSI fourth-best heart Netther of Here IS hiS ta le or woe Redeterm ina ti on How to fill ouf the form 20 WITHOUT HONOR Th 1s hand cos ! me top scor e these leads may be n«hl , but 11 3()--Bi g John Lilli e John 3,4,1 5, Cl ue Club 8,1 0, 1£ you always made the n ght • - - - " " " " • - - -... last mghl The h eld was tn !he lead you would never iose • Consumer Surviv al Kit 20 MA1BE 'fOU same four·spade contr act I 12 oo-K1 ds from CA PER 3,4,15, Hot, Dog 6, Fat ARl; BEIHCi was wtth one ex cep l w n Alber t B, 10 Acti on News for Kids 13, Crockett's A FO OL~ ~ (Do you have a quest1on Everyone el se made 11 I was V1 cfory Garden 20 IT'S THE for the experts? Wnte Ask 12 3()-- l ldsvllle 3 American Band stand 13, M uggsy down one ' OF I AON'ItRE ' You d1dn't call for dum- the Jacobys care or lh•s 4,15, Soul Tra in 6 Way out Ga mes 8, Gomer Pyle, my's ktng or diamonds at tnck newspaper The Jacobys w1rt USMC 10 answer mdt~tdual questions 1 DO-Ar a's Sport s World 3. Champions 4, Champions one , d1d you• ' we asked d stamped sell-addressed 8 Children's Film Fesllval 10. Wrestling 15, In ' No I called for the deuce envelopes are enc losed The flntty Factory 33 , but old Jonesy who sa l East 30-Gree n Acr es 3 College Football Pre Game Show playeii ht s ace anyway U I most mterestmg qu.esttons 6,13, Wil d, W1td World of An imals 33, had called for the kmg r woul d w111 be used m tfliS column I 4$-Col ll!9e Football 6,13 and wtll rece1ve coptes ot have been OK anyway Jones 2 oo-star Trek 3, Mov ie ' Island of Ter ror" 4, JACOBY MODERN I ;:;~~6..-Liv had a card out to lead back Gr and stand 15, V1ewpolnl B, Urban League 10, Fam1 l y Theatre 33 < 2 t!i-Baseball 15 , 2 3()--Mov~e " The Nutty Professor " 8 Movi e " Take Her , Shes Mine" 10, Insight 33 by THOMAS JOSEPH 3 oo-Mar shall Football Atghllght s 3, Family al War 33 ACROSS 3 Implement 3 3()-- NF L Game of the Week 3 I Serv1ce 4 Purpose 3 4!>--Baseball I'/ arm up S4 affa1rs 5 Trustworthy 4 DO- Baseball 3,4 B1l With Knit 33 6 Chip 6 Whtp 4 30-Sporls • Specta cul ar 8.10 Food Preser ving 33 s QO-Wode World of Sport s 6.13. Wrestling 15, French 11 UnassiSted 7 Compare Chef 33 12 Napery 8 Black cuck oo 5 JO-E duca llon In Transition 33 ' 13 Attractive 9 Percepllon 5 5!>-Poll llcal Program B,IO ( 2 wds ) 10 Stamese 6 DO- News 10, Space 1999 8. God Has The Answer 15 15 Slippery twtn 6 3()--NB C News 3, 15, Baffle for the While House 13, customer 14 Fairy,tale • News 4,6, CBS News 10, Lil ias. Yoga and You 33 16 American begmnmg Yesleroay's Answer 7 DO-Mu sic Hall America 3. Lawrence Welk 4. 15, Hee 37 Function playwrtght 17 Nasty deed 24 Dtvorce Haw 6,8 S17B,OOO quesl1on 1O, Let's Make A Qeal 17 - and Fox n German capttal 38 German 13, Adam s Chronicles 33 ------,--~7'---~ Indtans r1ver 27 Ornament rtver 7 J()--Do!IY 10, In Sear ch of 13 39 Run away Boo-E mer gency' 3,4,1 5; Holmes and Yoyo 6, 13 18 Hotbed 20 Dtspalched 28 Reunburse Jeffer sons B,IO Schoo ls Withou t Walls 33 Of !he sea %1 Br1tisher's 30 Read 40 Rich rock B 3()--Mr T & Tina 6 13, Doc 8. 10 u Harem Goddess farewell hastily 9 oo-Movte,'' B1g Jake" 3,4,15 Starsky & Hut ch 6, 13, ( Lat ) 22 Playwr1gbt :12 Symbol room Mary Tyler Moore B, 10 Upstairs, Downstairs 33 Ten Crowley 35 Scourge 42 Wmner's 9 DO- Bob Newhart 8.10 %3 Seaweed of serge percenter word, at 10 DO-Carol Burnell B, 10 Youth In T roubl e 33 Exhausted extract 31 Ex - facto car ds 11 00--0h to Stale Footba ll Highlights 6, News 8,1 01 3, Managed r:--r."'""T.""""Tr"-r:"Janak! 33 Lacoma 's 11 t!i- News 3,4, IS II 3()--Apollo 6, Peter Marshall B, Woody Hayes capital Football 10 Movi e ' A N1ce L it tl e Bank That Should Run along Be Robbed" 13 PMA Pu lse 15 ,UllJillillJJ.. 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A965 t QJ 106 .8 62 West AS OWNER AND H<AD OF THITI PLA MT I ORDER YOU TO I WI Nor WIJRUI AM'f Mf1N $600 1\ WEEK WliO CY\N AND I 1UO !~'T ~~ t~O L F rfi(H 11\KE 1T PU\tH AS EAST t 5 • Q 53 East West vulnerab le J.i'J'n ,E ORPHIIN ANNIE LITTLE ORP HAN A NN IE-A WEST SOUTH (D ) • A K H12 • K 43 il Rh ode Island reader Pass d v-=:=::: ~bOO A WEEK- ~ WELL, AT LEAST WE WON'T SIARVE' FOR AWHILE, AND ! HAT'S SOMETHING 1 . ..,. ,..... . . . . . LII. ABNEH material secur tv - WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH • Q 10$ • 872 t K82 • A K J 10 Sopt 2S. 11178 /. thought lor the day: Prelldint Elaenhower (who died in 11168) Ai4, "In lltll llnal cboke, a 10ldler's pack 11 not ., beavy a burden u a priaoner'a chainl." \1, DIFF Be on your toes this yea r where possi ble fln anc tal gain ts con cerned Somethmg cou ld p op up qUic kly to enhance your them youngtllers. F RI DAY, SEPTEMBEA24,1976 i ~News 3,4.8.10,13.15, ABC News 6,J:C!Of" J0:!3 6 3G-N BC News 3,4,15, Andy Grttlllh 6. CBS News B,10, Hodgepodge t:"odge 20 , Carrascolendas 33 7 DO-T ruth or Cons 3, To Tellt heTruth4. Bowling for Dollar s<6, A ndy Williams I, News 10, To Tell the Truth 13, Family Affair IS, Ohio Journal 20 Black Pef•pecttve g n lh! News 33 1 30-Porrer Wagoner 3; Break the Bank <, Can<M Cam era 6, 1 r ea$ure Hu nl 8, Mac Neil Lehrer 20,33 , Andy Wil li ams 10, Name That Tune 13, Pop' Goes lhe Countr y 15 8·110-Sanford & Son 3,4,15, Donny & Marte' 6,13, Lawrence Wel k 8; W"'hlngton W~k In Review 20.33, S~ncer 's Pil ots 10 L ~Birthday ldiling 22 penons, lllOit of NOT THE ONES UNDER YOUR E "r'l:S !,~/hl ~ Your The Almaaae By United Press United Press Jnternallonal Today is Friday, Sept. 24, the 288th day of 1976 With 98 to follow 1be moon is between Its new and first quarter phases. The morning stars are Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. The evening stars are Venus and Mars Thoee born on this date are under the sign of Libra. John Marshall, fourth chief justice of the United States, was born on Sept. 24, 17~0n this day m hiStory : In 1955, President Dwight Eisenhower suffered a heart attack while vacallonlng In Colorado. In 1959, President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Niklta Khrushchev met at Camp David, Md. In 197t, retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hlll!o Black died at the age of SS. In 1972, a private jet plane cralhed into a Sacramento, Calif., ice cream parlor. T ilE 01iE5 OUT THERE, '!", AstraGraph BRETHR EN Rev Freeland Norna pastor Floyd Norm supt Sunday Khoo l 9 30 o m , morn mg ser mon 10 30 om Prayer serv1ce Wednesday 1 30 p m Television log for easy:vil!fl!ing LITTLE PERFUME ~ -- "'' "' c.' • B1ble study and You th and 7 30 p m Sur1doy Sunday at 8 p m on School 9 30 o m Richard Bor ton s upt P r ay er meet i n g Wednesdays NORTH BETHEL Wor1l11p 11 Wednesday 7 30 p m om Chu rch Schooi i Oam BRAD FORD CHURCH OF AlF RED Sunday School 9 30 CHRIST Jock Perry minis ter Sun om . Worsh1 p 10 45 a m Prayer day School 9 30 a m 1 morn ing mee tin g Wed ne1da y 7 45 p m chur ch 10 30 am Sunday even UMW 3rd Tuesday 8 P m i ng se r v1ce 7 30 p ,. REEDSVILLE S'unday Schoo l9 30 Wedntldoy servtce 8 P·n:'l • o m Worship 7 30 p m Prayer LAUREL CLIFF FRE~ METHODIST Meetmg 7 30 p m Tuesdo~ CHURCH Rev Floyd F Shook V•s •tallon7 30 p m I st Thursday pastor lloyd Wngh' Sunday pm SILVER RIDGE W onh1p 10 am School Svpt Mormng Worship 9 30 a m Sunday School I0 20 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Churc h School9 o m ~oclne Route 2 the Rev James TUPPERS PLAtNS Worsh 1p 9 a m , Wednesday Prayer and 81 M MUncy pastor Sunday school a m Church School1 0 a m bl e Study 7 30 p m Sunday 9 45 a m morning w or.shlp 11 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST e.,.emng won hlp 7 30 p m Choir even .ng worship 7 30 George Fredenc&!: supt Serv1 ce PractiCe Thursday 7 p m 0 m Prayer meet1ng Tuesday 7 30 week ly 9 30 a m 9n Sunday DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST p m Young peoples meet 1ng PreQChlng ftr!f and th ird Sundays Charles Ruu ell Sr m.nlsttr 7 30 p m Thursdgy of month by Cliff ord Sm•lh 9 30 R1ck Macomber supt Su nday scho ol 9 30 a m worship ser· MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST 0 m Corner Sheth and Palm er, the Rev HOBSON CHRISTI AN UNION \l tCe 10 30 om Bible Study Peter G rondo l poster Donn y Dorr ell Doddr ill pastor Sunda y Tuesday 7 30 p.m Thompson superm tendent Sun School 9 30 a m Leonard REOfiGANIZED CHURCH OF day School WMPO Radto pro Gtlmore first eld er evening ser JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER OAV grom 7 45 o m Sunday School v•ce 1 30 P m Wedne1doy SAINTS, Portla nd Roc1ne Road. 9 15 a m Mornmg Worship pr aye r meeting 7 30 p m Will iam Rout h pos,or Denny 10 15 ,a m Youth act 1v1hes and MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD h ans Sundar. School D1rector fe l1ow1htp for 1un1or and se mo r Rocm e Route 2 Th e Rev Charles Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m , Morn h1gh stud en ts 6 p m Sunday Hand pastor Sunday sctl ool 9 .tiS 1ng worsh ip 10 30 am Sunday e"'ening worsh•p 7 30 p m M 1d 1 a m mornm g wors hip 11 o m e ven •ng aenn c e 7 p m wee k p ray er se r vices E~enmg serv1ces Tuesday and Wednesday eve ning prayer 1er Wednesday 7 30 p m Fndoy 7 30 p m v•ces 7 30p m CHU~CH OF CHRIST Mod BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH BETHLEH!M BAPTIST Rev Eorl dleport 5th and Mom George OF CHRIST. Doug geo1na n ShulAr pastor Worsh(p aervke Glaze, mlmster James Sheets mln 11ter &tble s tvdy 9 30 am ~ 30 a m Sunday school, 10 30 supenntenden t Btble school '9 30 mornmg worsh•p 10 30 a m a m B1ble Study and prayer ser om morntng worship 10 30 evemng worsh1p 7 30 p m viCe Thursday 7 30 p m m even1ng wonh 1p 7 30 Wednesday 81ble study 7 30 p m C"RLETON CHURCH ~ l ngsbury 0 pray er se r v• c• 7 p m KENO CHdURCkH OF CHRdiST Rood Gory King pastor Sunday Wednesday George Fre eric sup! Sun oy school q 30 o m evening wor MIDDlEPORT CHURCH O F THE mormng servtce 9 30 am w1th 1hrp 7 30 p m Prayer meeting NAZARENE Rev Don Cole preochmg on fir st ond th~rd Svn Wednosd!iy 7 30 p m • pastor Mrs Mory Lothey Sunday day ol month by George P1ckens LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN !Chool supt Sunday s<hool 9 30 STIVERS VILlE COMMUN ITY Bruce- Smtth pastor Wallace m mornmg worsh p 10 GO CHURCH Sunday School serv1ce Damewood1 Supt Bib1 • School 1 0 Sunday evongehs l tc 10 a m Pray er me e ting 9 30 o m Preaching se rvlct 0 m mee t 1ng 7 30 p m Prayer Thursday 7 P m Sun doy evenmg 10 45 a rn No evemng service 7 30 P m meet i ng l)1C:I\ 'lllAt:Y the Sermonette Henso n Supt Mormng Worsh1p 11 om Youn g Peoples serv1ce 7 p m £venmg serv•c• 7 30 10 o m Sunday school l 0 30 p m Wed nesday M•d Week , a m Leader YPSM EloiSe A dams Assoc• afes Prayer Se rviCe 7 30 p m Yo~;~ th 7 30 p m solvation meet1ng JO PPA Wonh1p 10 am Chur meellng 6 30 p m Even)ng war Lad1es Ho me League 12 noon to 2 ch School 9 o m Prayer Mealing shtp 730pm p m Thu rsday prayer meeting CHESTER CHURCH OF THE an d 81ble study Thu rsda y 7 30 Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Sunday school NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grote pm MIDDLEPORT at 9 30 a m Worsh1p servtces a t poster Worship service 11 a rn MT M ORIAH BAPTIST Corner Four th and Main M 1ddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun doy School 9 30 a m Mrs Ervm Baumgard ner supt Morn rng wo rsh 1p 10 .t5 0 m M IDDLEP O RT CHU RC H O F CHRIST IN CHRI STIAN UNION la wrence Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday School Su pl Sundoy School 9 30 0 m, Even 1 ng w o rs h i p 7 30 w ednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 " 7- The Dailv SPntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, F'riday. 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WE ·UNS GOT R YOUNG- UN IN OUR LLH':::>'::: I AN'TH' VARMINT SEAl TH' DAYL IGHTS OUT OFME Yesterday' s Cryploquote· LEARNI NG MAKES THE: WISE J"mbl.., QUILT BOOTH UNWISE, AGENCY HISER AND mE FOOL MORE FOOUSH - JOHN RAY Yuterday"• Ana•rr Ont doe11n 't f riJ O!I Ihem In lh e dagl imt -NIGHTS (() 19 '76 Km 1 • u tur rto S"ndu:at e, Inc ) OUT I ALL I DONE WUZ ( ~~~ E_ER PIGTAILS -~H' INKWELL 601NG . TO THE ~"AtE IOee'OIENCE SCHOOL "! IT 5 OF A STRANGE NAME 6VT IT PR06ABL't' MEANS THAT THE'! STRESS DISCIPLINE .. ~ ' ' , I OKA~ WtTiol ME I'M Tlo!E FIRST ONE TO ADMIT THAT M~ STVD'i HABITS Ai?EN'T TOO GOOD THAT 5 I WONDER, TH0\!6H WIN WE'RE SUPPOSED TO TAKE ALONG A CJiOKE-CHAIN �6- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, Sept 24, 1976 TRINITY CHURCH Re~ W H Pemn pastor Roy Moyer Sun doy school ~vp1 Church School q 150m WOIShlp ICfVIC$ 10 30 am Chorr reheorsol Tuesday 730 p m under drreclron of Mrs Paul Neo ~ ,. 1 7 30 p m YTERIAN MINISTRY OF COUNIY Ow1ght L Zov•lt drre<tor HAR~ISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Rev Ernest SltKklrn. pastor Sunday church school 9 30 a m Mrs Homer POMEROY CHURCH OF THE lee 5up ! mornmg worship NAZARENE ((J rner Umon and Mulberry Rev Cly..J ~~ V Hende r son pastor Svnday schnol 9 30 a rn Gl&n McClung supt rllQrn. lng worsh1p 10 30 a rn eve~ sttr.,.ice 7 30 mrd week servtca In the B1g Leagues or the Little League at the World Serres rn on a sandlot- the rulers the sa me Th ree stnkes and you re ou tt And tt s also one of the basrc rules of hfe Mrs sed opportunities spell larlure ' But rt s yoUf at! tude tha t counts Come to th e plate knowmg you II stnke out and you wrll' Take a posrttVe approach mall mailers-even re hgrous educahon Every Sunday m our chu1 ches hundreds of boy!;> and g1rts ga1n a sprntual lounda han that Will help them fulfil the•r nchest oppor tu nl!les The1r parents too '" worsh1p and :: Chnsttan serv1ce are learnmg to 1mprove the qUality olltfe m oor commun•ty • Be sure-nexl Sunday mormng .• § = - ..::.= ~·­ ~~16~ ~ DBTBB· IIITIOI Satutday ' Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fnday Lu~e MaHhew I Samuel Hosea Joshua Ezekiel lsa1ah 14 15 24 6 19 24 12 13 25 23 1-11 34 6 16 11 1· 12 51 1 11 Scr ptures 54Jiec:ted b'f' The A!Tl8r!C311 B ble Socte~y W tth th e hope it wil l, in some measu r e, fo st e r an d help s ust atn t h at wh 1ch Is good i n famil y and commun ity l 1f e. t h ts featur e IS spon sored by t he business fi r ms and organizations w ho se names appea r be low . KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. MEIGS THE FINEST IN MOBI LE HOMES Ph 992-7034 11 00 E Main Pomeroy Ph 991 71 01 WILKINSON'S LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Call949 2838 For an Appotnlment Ractne1Ohto REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES PAUL'S BARBER SHOP Open 8 fo S- Closed Thurs Rac1ne, Ohto Ph 992 51 30 WAID CROSS SONS STORE P, J. PAULEY, AGENT Nattonw1de Ins Co of Columbus COMPLETE A UTOMOTIVE SERVIC E Locust & Beech Sis Middleport Ph. 992 9921 BETSY ROSS BAKERY . 0 Ph. 992 1318 Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD WE F IL L DOCTOR S PRESC RI PT IONS Hunt tngton. W Va . 992-295 5 TWO LOCA liONS 39N SecondS! Middleport,?· 46 Court Sl Gallipolis, 0 . LOUIS W OSBORNE Ph 992-2178 120 E Moon Pomeroy MARK V STORE TWIN CITY GATEWAY . M oddleporl, Ohio • GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEL Middleport FRESH PRODU ~ E & PLAN TS I CONV ENI ENT MA RKETS MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET Pom er oy , Ph 992-2SB2 Mtlson, Ph 773 5121 AMERICAN PAINTING CO. INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL Ph 446-0963 Addison. Oh1o Ph 997 6t73 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Ph. 992-3863 296 W. Second Pomeroy ROSE~ERRfS ' Racin. PENNZOIL Ph 949-9130 RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STOR E WI TH A HEART Ph. 949· 2626 RICIM Pomeroy DUDLEY'S SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT •• BAK ER S OF GAY 90 BRE A D Ph 992 3030 Middleport HEINER'SBAKERY Ph 992;3284 a17 30p m ELLIS & SONS SOHIO GROCERIES &.GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ph. 949·2550 Racine 804 W Ma1n Pom eroy . ' HEll" DEALER Ractne Ph 949 1B87 Pomeroy Joh n F Fultr M1ddteporl, Oh10 RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 114 E Ma1n CENTER, INC. BIG JIM'S PLAZA SMALL ENGINE SALES & SERVICE Ph 992-3097 Middleport 498 Locu st 51 Third 51 TI~E Middleport, Ohto WE HANDLE ONL Y U SDA CHOI CE M EATS THE DAILY SENTINEL Oed1caled to the M e1gs M ason Area Phone 992·2156 BEN FRANKLIN STORE All end th._hurch of your choice Ph 99l 3498 Pomeroy RIDENOUR SUPPLY Furntture • Hardware H omel tte Sa w s , Chester Ph 985 3308 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Kenl'l s Korn er Ker m1 t Watton Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Churc h and ofll ce su ppliesgifts Middleport 99 Mill 51. RIGGS USED CARS, INC. Ray Riggs Roqer Riebel Chesler 51 R1 1 Ph. 915-4100 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sundav school 9 30 o m Rtchord Vaughan supt Mornmg worshtp lO 30, SYRACUSE. Morn rhg wo15hlp 9 am Sunday school 10om Mrs Wednesday 7 30 p m S<Jmp5on Hall supt GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev RUILAND CHURCH OF GOD Harold Deeth rector Churcl1 ser Rev James D Guynn po1t or. v!Cea 10 30 a m Holy commu Sunday schoo~ 10 a m Sunday 111011 l ~rs t Sunday of month chur worsh rp 11 o m Sundoy e""etHng ch school 10 30om lor nu r-scrv ser111 Ce 1 p m Wednesday wor through 17 sh1p serYtCe 7 30 p m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST HAZ!l COMMUNITY CHURCH ~· c hord Evonwn poster Brble Near long Bottom Edsel Hart school 9 30om worst11p 10 30 post er Sundoy school 10 a m a m adult worsh1p servrce and Ch1.1rch 7 30 p m prayer young peoples rneehng 7 30 meeting 1 30 p '1:' Thursday p m (ombrned B1ble study and MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL proven meet1ng Wedne1doy 7 30 Th1rd Ave the ReY Wil liam Kmt pm tel paslor Ronold Dugon Sun THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy day School Sup! Classes for all Roy W Wrn rng oft 1cer m charge ages evemf'\g serv tce 7 30 B•ble Sunday 10 o m Holmess :s.tudy Wednesday 7 30 p m meetmg 10 30 om Sunday youth sen11ces F11day 7 30 p m School Young Peoples l&g lon, 7 MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP p m Thursday I to 3 p m TIST Corner Ash and Plum Noel lodtes Home leogu e 7 p m Prep Herrma n po$1 0r Saturday even doues rng serv•ce 1 30 p m Sunday BURLINGlON SOUTHERN BAP School 10 om Sunday evttnt11Q TIST CHAPEL Route I Shade- worsh1p 7 30 p m Pastor Bobby Elkrm; Sunday MEIGS school 5 p m Sunday worsh•p COOPERATIVE PARISH ) ..s p m Wed nesday prayer ser METHODIST CHURCH ""''e 7 30p m Robert T Bumgarner R ST P"UL lUTHERAN CHURCH Otrector Corner of Sycamore and Second POMEROY CLUSTER Sis Pomeroy The Re " Wtll•om Rev Robert Hoyden M1ddleswonh Pastor Sunday Rev James Cor b1tt School a t 9 45 a m and Church CHESTER Worsh1p 9 15 o m Sery1ces 1l a m Church SckoollOo m SACRED HEART ReY Father POMEROY Worsh tp 10 30om Paul 0 Welton pastor Phone Church School 9 30 a m UMVF 99'1 2825 Saturday evenrng Moss 630p m 7 30 Sunday Moss 8 and 10 a m ENTERPRISE 1 Warsh1p 9 a m Canfes&~on Sotu rdor 7 7 30p m Church School lOa m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH ROCK SPRINGS Wors h1p 10 OF CHRIST 2'00 W Mo1n St Jerry a m Church School 9 1So m Paul mmtsler phone 992 7666 UMYF6 30p m Conservof1ve non rnstrumentol FLATWOODS, Wors~up 11 am Sunday wo r!.htp 10 om Brble Church School iO g m study 11 a m worshrp b p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Wednesday Btbl e study 1 p m Rev Robert Bumgarner OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN HEATH Robert Bumgarner CHURCI1 Rev Rolrh Sm 1th Pastor Worsh1p 10 30 o m Chur pastor Surtdoy schoo 9 30 o m chSchool9 30om UMYF6p m Mrs Worley Froncts. s1.1pennlen RUTLAND W•lbur H1lt Pastor dent Preochtng serv1c es f~rst & Worsh 1p 10 30om Church Sc11ool th rrd Sundays follow•n g Sunday 930om $chool SYRACUSE ClUSTER GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Rev Rtc11ord E Jar"' " Preochmg 9 30 a m f1rst and se ASBURV Worsh1p 11 a m Chur cond Sundoyli of eoch month c11 School 9 50 o m UMW f1rst th ~td ond fourth Sundays eoch Tuesday Brble Study Thurs 7 30 month wo r s.h1p servtee ot 7 30 pm p m Wednesday even tngs ot FOREST RUN Worsh tp 9 a m 7 30 Prayer and Btble Study Church School lOam SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST MINERSVILLE Worsh 1p 10 a m Mu lberry He•ghh Rood Pomeroy Church Schoo19 a m Pastor Gerard Seton Sabbath SYRACUSE Chruch School 9 30 School Supenntendent Claro o m Worsh1p serviCe 7 30 p m Mcintyre Sabbath School Sotu r SOUTHERN CLUSTER day afternoon at 2 00 w1th War . Rev T1mothy Smrth sh1p Serv1ce fo llow 1ng ot3 15 Closter leader RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Re ... SteYen W1lson CHURCH - Orewy Gore supt Assocrote Sunday School 9 30 a m morn BETHANY (Dorcas) Worshtp •ng worsh1p 10 AS o m 9)) om Church School lO 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL George om Casto pastor Sunday School CARMEl Chruch School 9 30 q 30 a m evenrng worsi'up 7 30 o m Worshtp 10 30 o m 2nd and Thursday evenmg prayer servtce 4th Sundays 730pm ~ APPLE GROVE Sunday Sct\ool POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Re"" q 30 o m Worsh•p 7 30 p m 1st Rolph Zundel pastor Wdl•om and Jrd Sundays Prayer meehng Watson Sunday school supt Wednesday 7 30 p m Felfow$h•p Sunday school, q 30 o m BYF 6 supper f•r-sl Soturdoy 6 p m UM W p m B1ble study Wednesday 1 2nd Tuesda y 7 30p m p m choir practice Wednesday EAST LET ART Chruch Sch ool 8 30pm ls t 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 2B2 Fourth Sunday 10 30 om War Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Paul J s ~·up 2nd Sunda y 7 30 p m Clh Whrte Pastor Gory 8o~ho m Sun Sunday 9 30 o m • Proyer meetmg day school supt Sunday school Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW lsi 9 30 a m mornmg worsh•p 10 30 evemng worshrp 6 30 p m Tuesdoy7 30p m WESLEYAN (Rocme) Sunday M•dweek proyer servrce 7 30 School 10 o m Worsh1p 11 o m pm Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m MIDWI' Y COMMUNITY CENTER Bible Study Thursday 7 p m Chotr De~~:ter Rd LangsY1IIe Oh 1o Rev Proc1rce Thursday 8 p m Clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday lET ART FALLS Church S~hool Schoo l 11 a m St~turday lsi 2nd 3rd Sun9oys 10 IS a m preochmg servtces 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg B1ble study 4th Sunday 9 1S o m , Worsh1p 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 15 a m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bculey Run Rood ReY Emmett Rowson pa stor HWldley Du nn svpt Sunday school \Ch• m Sun day evemng serv •ce 7 30 ~le teochmg 7 30 p m Thursday DYESVILLE COMMUNITY CH UR CH Roger C Turner poster Sunday school 9 30 g m Sunday morrung worsh1p 10 30 Sunday evenmg serv•ce 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Butternu t Ave Pomeroy En ... oy an d Mrs Roy Wmrng off 1cers m charge Sunday holmess meetmg 4thSundo y 7 30p m MORNING STAR Worsh1p 9 30 am Church School 10 30 am Mtd Week Servrce Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CHAPEL Worshp 11 a m Churc h School9 30 a m PORTLAND Worsh1p 7 30 p m Church School9 30 o m sun ON Church Scho ~;~l 9 30 o m Worshtp 1sl and 3rd Sundays 1030 o m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev R1 chord Thomas Pastor Duane Syden str 1cker John Douglas ' HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Sunday school 9 eta m wonhtp CHURCH Rev Herbt>rt Ailing serv1ce 11 o m and 7 30 p m Wool<ly lobi• study . Wodnesdoy. pas tot Sunday School 9 30 a m 730pm Morning servtct tO 30 a m MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD. yaulh serYtCt 6 AS p m Duddtng Lane Mason W Vo Evong43i11llc ser'IICe 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 1 30 Chelltr Tennant. Poator Sunday School9 oot5 a m Ch•ldrtn • Chur pm FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION 01 ch 6 AS p m Young Peoples S.r Bold Knob Rev E J Grlfhth vtee 6 45 p m Evangelistic S.r 1upt ot church Rev, L R vice 7 30 p.m Women • Mls· study 730pm Glu•sencamp poster, Roger 110nary Counc•l 10 o m first and ST JOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH Willh•d Sr, Sunday Schdolsupl thlrd Tue1day1 Prayer and ~ib le Ptne Gro~e The Rev W11l1am Sunday School 9 30 a m prayer Study , Wedneaday 7 30 p m Mtddleswcrth Pastor Church ~ARTFORO CHURCH OF CHRIST m,eflng Tutuday 7 30 p rrr serv•ces q 30 a m Sunday School IN CHRISTIAN UNION, The Rov youth meeting, 6 p m Sunday 10 30om William Compbtll, pastor Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF Leode" Ado Van Meter and Gret· School, 9 30 a m • Jome1 Hughes to Suttle Sunday evening war CHRIST Kim Cole pastor Kev•n supt evtning service 7 30 p m Klng Sunday school supt Sunday ship 7 p m through wrn ttr man Wedn•s da y •vtnlng prayer lhs school 9 30 a m worth1p ser WHITE S CHAPEL Coolvitl• RD mHIIng. 1 30 p m Youth prayer VICe 10 30 o m , Sunday "" ReY Ray D•tter pastor Sunday service each Tu•1da y v1ces 7 p m youth meeting FAIRVIEW BIBLE CH URCH, school '9 30 a m wor1hlp "rvlct Wednesday 1 p m Letart, W Va , Rt 1 Rev G.arge 10 30 o m B1ble study and prc yer ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Hoachar. pa•tor Sunday School service Wednesday 7 30 p m ~reelond Norm po.slor Sunday 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible study R UT LAND school 10 am C~urch serv1ce 7 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Service R UTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST p m Wednesday Btble Study 7 Carl Peoh pastor Brll Brown Tue!ldoy 10 a m. Worahlp Ser pm vice, Thursday 1 30 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE Sunday ~ehool sup! Sunda y CALVARY BIBlE CHURCH 76 N school 9 30 o m worship and NAZAR!NE Rev John A Colt Second Middleport pastor ~r· communion 10 30 a m Evtnlng man pastor Sunday School 9 30 setll'lce 7 30 p m R.gulor board tis Stephen Church school 9:'30 o m Gerold Wells s.upt Morn om , preaching serv1ces 10~30 m&eltng Saturday 1 p m lng wonhtp 10 :10 a m Sunday RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHUR· a m a nd 1 30 p m W~ neaday evemng worship 7 30 Prayer evening 81bles tudy 7 30 p m 1 CH Sundoy ScMool , 9 30 o m meetmg Wednesdo? 7<JO p m INDEPENDE NTHOliNESS CHUR· 11 0 m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don L worsh 1p service CH, INC - Corner Fourth ~nd Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 Walker Pastor Ronn ie Salser Lmcoln St s Middlep ort Rtv Sunday scnool supt Sunday p m you th serv1ces Sunday , 7 0 Dell Manley pastor Sony Hud· p m Sunday mght worship 7 30 school 9 30 o m morntng wor· RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE son Sunday School aupe nnt•n shrp 10 AO o m Sunday even1ng den t Sunda y school 9 30 a m , NAZARENE Rev lloyd D Gr)mm worshtp , 7 30 Wednesday even Jr pastor Sunday school '9 30 evening wonhlp 7 30 p m l ng8lbtestud~ 7 30 prayer and pr ol1e service a m wors hip ,ervtce 10 30 a m DANVILLE WESL!YAN Rev Wedn tldQy 7 30 p m lelon Glo!!oure pastor Sunday Broadcast live over WMPO young THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF peoples urvice 6 45 School 9 30 a m youth rpnd evangel1shc service 1 30 p m POMEROY - Co rne r Mom and 1unlor youth servrce 6 _. 5 p m Prover meeting Wednesday 7 30 Cout t Sts , th1rd floor over evenmg worsh rp 7 30 p m p m Mi51iona ry meetin g 7 30 L1gh thouse Rtstau ront Henry prayer and pratse Wednesday Cook pasto r . Su nday ~ehoo l 10 p m h n t W•dnesdoy of month 7 30p m o m morning worship 11 a m MASON COUNTY Sll VER RUN FREE BAPTIST tvenl ng ser v ice 7 30 MASON FIRST BAPTIS T Second Mtles Trout pastor Sunday Wednesday evening service and Pomeroy Sh Stan Craig school 10om Steve t11tle supt 1 30 lnterdenomlnollona l full Ell'ening serv1ce 7 p m • prayer pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m gospel worsl1tp serll'tce 11 a m lromtng meeting Hrursdoy 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD unio n 6 30 p m avemng wor CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO f oster Dennis Bol•s S~n,P oy 5l11p ser.,.•c• 7 30 p m Mid Week Rev Bobby Parler pastor Sun 10 a m wo n hlp service doy school 9 30 a m worsh1p prayer service Wednesday 7 30 School 11 30 a m and 7 30 p m Praye r pm serv1ce 11 o m evenmg service MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P me. tlng Wednesday 7 30 p fT'I 7 30 you th service Wednesdoy RUTLAND APOSTOliC CHURCH 0 Bo1( -487 M1ller St Mason W 730pm OF JESUS CHRIST Thomos L Vo Sunday Bible Study 10 o m L"NGSVIllE CHRISTIAN CHUR Holme1, pa sto r Bible study CH Ted Jones pastor Sunday Worship 11 o m and 7 p m Bible Saturday 7 30 p m Evangelistic Study Wed nesday 7 p m Vocal .chool 9 30 a m , Roy S•gmon p m p ray er meettng, Tuesday sup! mormng worshtp 10 30 muste FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Cor 7 30 p m B1ble Study Thursday Sunday eventng serv1ce 7 30 ner of Second a nd An derson 730~ m m1d week serv1ce Wednesday Mason Pastor Wolter Cloud 7 30pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF T H~ NAZARENE Rev Do le Boss pastor Sob Moore Sunday School supt Sunday school classes f or all ages 9 30 a m morn1ng worsh1p 10 AS a m NYPS b 30 p m e..-ongel!st!C ser viCe 7 30 p m Prayer end fostmg Tuesday 10 a m The following Rules foc the Christian Life were written by M rdweek prayer se rv1ce John Wesley, the Father of Methodllm.l read them often. The Wednesday 7 30 p m men s first one will be difficult to get past, but keep reading and let prayer meeting Saturday 7 p m m•ss 1onory mee ti ng second each one speak to you. 1bey need no other commentary, so I Wednesday 7 30 p m will submit them just as they criglnally appeared. UNITE D FA IT H NO N Am I consciously or unconsciously creat~ the impression DENOMIN ATIONAL Rev Robert Sm1th pastor Sunday School that I am better than I really am? q 30 a m Class le ader Leo H1 ll Am I a slave to dress, friends, wort, cr habits• worsh1p serv 1ce 10 30 o m chur Can I be lru8ted• ch730 p m Am I self-ronacioua, self-pitying oc self-justify~? EDEN UNITED BRET HREN IN Am I honest in all my acts and words,oc 1do I exaggerate• CHR IST Elden A Bloke pastor Sunday School 10 0 m Howard Am I making contacts with other people and using them McCoy supt Mornmg ser mon for the Master's glcry• 11 a m Sunday mgh t serv•ce s Do I dlsobey God in anything? Chrrst1on Endeavor 7 30 p m Do I pray about the money I spend' Song servtce 8 p m Preoch1ng 8 30 p m M1dwee k Prayer When did I last speak to a person about Christ' meel •ng Wed nesday 7 p m Roy Do I insist Oh doing something about which my cortSCious is Adams Icy leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST uneasy' Am I defeated In any part of my life, jealous, unpure, located a t Rutla nd on New l1 mo Rood next to Forest Acr e Pork critical, trritable, touchy or dlslrustful? , ReY Roy Rouse pa stor Robert Am I proud' . M1.1sseor Sunday X hool supt Sun Do I grumble and C()Olplain cortBtantly? day school 10 30 a m wo rshtp Is there anyone whom I fear, dlsllke, disown, criticize, 7 30 p m Bt b le Stu d y Wedne~do y 1 30 p m Saturday hold a resentment lllward, or disregard? What am I doing n1ght prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m about 1t• : HEMlOCK GRO VE CHRISTIAN Did the Bible speak to me today? Roger Watson pastor Je ss•e Am I enjoying prayer• Wh 1te Sunday school supt Morn mg worship 9 30 o m Sun Is Chrlat real' doyschool 10 30 om ev en mg -Submitted by Floyd Shook, Pastor, Free Methodist serviCe 7 30 Wednesday 81bl e Church, Laurel Cliff. Study 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev R D Brown supply pastor Sun day school 9 45 a m Sunday eve n~ ng your lap today Sit t1ght l et worsh1p 7 30 p m nature run Its cou rse TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood PISCES (Feb 20-Morch 20) pa stor Howa rd Coldwell Jr Pay p artt c ul ar h eed to d ay Sunday School Supt Sunde>, when someone close offers he r School 9 30 a m Mormng Ser advtce Thtn k over all sh e has men I 0 30 o m Sunday even Bern1ce Bide Osot sa•d carefull y II w•ll help solve 1ng serv tce 7 p m a particular problem l ETA RT FA LLS UNITED For Solurdoy, s.,.l 25, 1878 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST romemy t-iorr llOnv!lle Ad Don Kennedy pastor Btll McElroy Sundar school supt Sunday school 9,30 o m mormng wor sl·up and commun•on 10 30 a m Sunday evemng youth Christian Endeoii'Of 6 30 p m worsh•p ser v1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even . tng prayer meeting and Bible ~ er v 1 ce. 7 p m I • YoU'RE SO NICE.AUNT GERTIE WOULD YOU B~t NU IN MY BAGS,UNCLE AND UNCLE TO LfT ME STAY H~E RING THE SHOIV( .,> ~· -~ '\' CHESHIR! CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY G P Smith pas tor Sunda y School 10 o m Arthur ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 11) Somet hing opportu ne may come about today throu gh the goo d offi ces o f a c lo se associate II will not only occur unusually 11 will be uni que TAURUS (April 20·MIJ 20) By all means follow through on your tdeas today even though 11 r equ ires In vo lve men t o f others Don t be ret1cent about t aking In a partner GEMINI (Moy 21·JUnt 20) The lmpressmn yo u make on those meetmg you ~ for the first time will be a favorable one Put yo ur best loot forward ' CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Frequ ent places th1s evemng wh er e you re apl to see new laces It s possible you ll meet someone you'll like very much LEO (July 23· Aug 22) Don 1be afraid to mak e changes today tr yQu f eel they re tor the better Its lime you g ot certain famtly matters of! dead center VIRGO (Aug. 23·8opl. 22) Usually It s not wise to let Impulses mfluence our act1ons Today however you can let your hslr down Live It up a bit UBAA (Bopl. 23·0cl. 23) Be on your toes today where dollars and cents ar:e c oncer n· ed An uneJtpeo ted shift In events could be turn ed into somet hing profitable SCORPIO (Ocl. 24·Nov. 22) Put yourself ou t today for fr iends wh o reque st a favor The slight risk will be more than repaid should you ever need their hatp IAGtnAAIUI (Nov. 23·Dec. 21) tr someone offers to do something for you today. stand c lear let htm do It his own way His methods may be superior to youra CAPRICORN (Dec 12-Jon. 11) Put the well-being of those you love above your own aeH· ontertsts today The per10nat sa1tsfactlon you get will be the very beat reward AOUAAIUI (Jift, 20-Foll. 1t) An elusive goal ~ou've been demed may ""ddenty fall Into A t:APTAJN EASY ALMOST I'> LA2E5o~ T~IS H~AP SO U~PI> LIKE A CEMENT M I X~ !:: WON DER S HEi " ~N61Ne SHE PULLED THE Ott. DRAIN PLLI6·- THAT'S WHAn IMME D tAf et.~ TH E $EI:Z-ES UP AND .. King can upiMtt applecart and suddenly asked what the kmg was sttll domg 1n dummy Then be put ! hat card back and placed the queen or hearts on t he tabl e Three qu1ck heart tncks c'Ook ed my l W ~OT /Ji4 H[;AD OfJ STRAlbHT NlD WN'T MI~D TW..i~b t.!OV B:IJ£WI TIIINKI~b ()l l~B I M,\mf'" . • t . goose " 63 QJ IO A9743 974 Nor th East 2• Pass 4 • nu~K! / Pass Pass PROFIT IS • T he h and " rather 1n teresttng tn that some good player tn t he East seat m1gbt deil beral eiy play the ace or dtamonds at tn ck one The th eory bemg t hat South would have played dummy 's ktng, 1£ he held two diamonds A In fie fa r-fetched, bu t exper ts do ail sort s or unusual thmgs and some!lmes they work Soulh ~m~~ '" u B »-Wall Street Week 20,33 9 DO-Rockford Flies 3,4,15,; Movie "Part 2 Walking Tall" 6.13, Movie "Magnum Force" I, 10; !)SA People & Politics 20,33 9 »--From These Roots 20,33 10 oo-Serptco 3,4.15 , News 20, Paul Nuchlms 33. 11 DO-News 3,4.4,13.15, MacNeil Lehrer Reporl 33 11 30-Johnny Corson 3,4,15: SWAT 6,13, News 1,10. ABC News 33 12 DO-Movie " Heatwave" 8: Mary Hariman 10, Janak! 33, 12 3(}---M ovle "Gasllqhl " 10 12 4(}---Don Kirshner's Rock Concerl 6, Wrest11n9 13 I DO-Mi dnight Special 3.4.15 I 4(}---News 13 7 3(}---News 3 3 DO-Movie " Wild Geese Calling" 3 4 3(}---Movte "Thank You, Mr Motoo" 3 6 DO-Movie "Danger Love at Work" 3 Cha nne l Fiv e 6·110-Fall Preview (c) 6 3(}---Tesl lmony Time (c) 7 DO-Wrest li ng (cl 8 DO-Modern Sports (c)O ' 9 DO-Cable Spof llghl (c) 10 D0-700 Club (C ) .. SATURDAY. SE PT EMB ER 25, 1976 6 oo-Sunr lse Semester 8,1 0 6 3(}---fun for Everyone 6, TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10, Kent ucky Afield 13 7 DO-Saturday Report 3, Dusty's Treehouse 4, E ddie Sounder s 6, Tr eehouse Club 8 U S Farm Reporl 10, Gilli gan 13 • , 1 3()--Bu llwlnkle 3, Children's Theatre 4, Valley ol the Dinosaurs 6, Dusly's Treehouse 8, Min from C O.S I 10, Junior Almost Anything Goes 13, M is ter Rogers 70 B DO-Woody Woodpecker 3,4,15, Tom & Jerry Grape Ape Mumbly 6 13, Sylveste r an d Tweety 8,30, Sesame Street 20 3()--Pink Panther 3,~ 15, Bugs Bunn y Road Runner 8 Bugs Bunny and Fr iends 10 wntes Pass 9. oo-Jabberjaw 13 'Big Blue Mar ble 6, Electri c 'The b1dd mg has gone one Openmg lead - Q t Compa ny 20 spade - two spades - four 9 3()--Scooby Doo Dynomutt 6, 13, Tarza n 8,10, M ister spades Wha t do you lead from Rogers 70 8 ) Oswald & James Jacoby Wllh 10 DO-McD uft, the Ta l king Dog 3,4,15 , Shazsam ' Isis Th e unl ucky e~pert had • u:x '¥Q l0xx • Kxx 4- Kxx ? 8 10, Zoom 20 caught us agam W1th no estO 3(}---Monster Squad 3,4, 15, Krofft Suilershow 6, I 3, Our first chotce ts a low cape, we agr eed to il sl en to Hodgepodge Lodge 20 t rump Our second chmce the the sad story or one hand 11 0()--Land of the t osl 3,4,15, Ar k II 8.110, SSI fourth-best heart Netther of Here IS hiS ta le or woe Redeterm ina ti on How to fill ouf the form 20 WITHOUT HONOR Th 1s hand cos ! me top scor e these leads may be n«hl , but 11 3()--Bi g John Lilli e John 3,4,1 5, Cl ue Club 8,1 0, 1£ you always made the n ght • - - - " " " " • - - -... last mghl The h eld was tn !he lead you would never iose • Consumer Surviv al Kit 20 MA1BE 'fOU same four·spade contr act I 12 oo-K1 ds from CA PER 3,4,15, Hot, Dog 6, Fat ARl; BEIHCi was wtth one ex cep l w n Alber t B, 10 Acti on News for Kids 13, Crockett's A FO OL~ ~ (Do you have a quest1on Everyone el se made 11 I was V1 cfory Garden 20 IT'S THE for the experts? Wnte Ask 12 3()-- l ldsvllle 3 American Band stand 13, M uggsy down one ' OF I AON'ItRE ' You d1dn't call for dum- the Jacobys care or lh•s 4,15, Soul Tra in 6 Way out Ga mes 8, Gomer Pyle, my's ktng or diamonds at tnck newspaper The Jacobys w1rt USMC 10 answer mdt~tdual questions 1 DO-Ar a's Sport s World 3. Champions 4, Champions one , d1d you• ' we asked d stamped sell-addressed 8 Children's Film Fesllval 10. Wrestling 15, In ' No I called for the deuce envelopes are enc losed The flntty Factory 33 , but old Jonesy who sa l East 30-Gree n Acr es 3 College Football Pre Game Show playeii ht s ace anyway U I most mterestmg qu.esttons 6,13, Wil d, W1td World of An imals 33, had called for the kmg r woul d w111 be used m tfliS column I 4$-Col ll!9e Football 6,13 and wtll rece1ve coptes ot have been OK anyway Jones 2 oo-star Trek 3, Mov ie ' Island of Ter ror" 4, JACOBY MODERN I ;:;~~6..-Liv had a card out to lead back Gr and stand 15, V1ewpolnl B, Urban League 10, Fam1 l y Theatre 33 < 2 t!i-Baseball 15 , 2 3()--Mov~e " The Nutty Professor " 8 Movi e " Take Her , Shes Mine" 10, Insight 33 by THOMAS JOSEPH 3 oo-Mar shall Football Atghllght s 3, Family al War 33 ACROSS 3 Implement 3 3()-- NF L Game of the Week 3 I Serv1ce 4 Purpose 3 4!>--Baseball I'/ arm up S4 affa1rs 5 Trustworthy 4 DO- Baseball 3,4 B1l With Knit 33 6 Chip 6 Whtp 4 30-Sporls • Specta cul ar 8.10 Food Preser ving 33 s QO-Wode World of Sport s 6.13. Wrestling 15, French 11 UnassiSted 7 Compare Chef 33 12 Napery 8 Black cuck oo 5 JO-E duca llon In Transition 33 ' 13 Attractive 9 Percepllon 5 5!>-Poll llcal Program B,IO ( 2 wds ) 10 Stamese 6 DO- News 10, Space 1999 8. God Has The Answer 15 15 Slippery twtn 6 3()--NB C News 3, 15, Baffle for the While House 13, customer 14 Fairy,tale • News 4,6, CBS News 10, Lil ias. Yoga and You 33 16 American begmnmg Yesleroay's Answer 7 DO-Mu sic Hall America 3. Lawrence Welk 4. 15, Hee 37 Function playwrtght 17 Nasty deed 24 Dtvorce Haw 6,8 S17B,OOO quesl1on 1O, Let's Make A Qeal 17 - and Fox n German capttal 38 German 13, Adam s Chronicles 33 ------,--~7'---~ Indtans r1ver 27 Ornament rtver 7 J()--Do!IY 10, In Sear ch of 13 39 Run away Boo-E mer gency' 3,4,1 5; Holmes and Yoyo 6, 13 18 Hotbed 20 Dtspalched 28 Reunburse Jeffer sons B,IO Schoo ls Withou t Walls 33 Of !he sea %1 Br1tisher's 30 Read 40 Rich rock B 3()--Mr T & Tina 6 13, Doc 8. 10 u Harem Goddess farewell hastily 9 oo-Movte,'' B1g Jake" 3,4,15 Starsky & Hut ch 6, 13, ( Lat ) 22 Playwr1gbt :12 Symbol room Mary Tyler Moore B, 10 Upstairs, Downstairs 33 Ten Crowley 35 Scourge 42 Wmner's 9 DO- Bob Newhart 8.10 %3 Seaweed of serge percenter word, at 10 DO-Carol Burnell B, 10 Youth In T roubl e 33 Exhausted extract 31 Ex - facto car ds 11 00--0h to Stale Footba ll Highlights 6, News 8,1 01 3, Managed r:--r."'""T.""""Tr"-r:"Janak! 33 Lacoma 's 11 t!i- News 3,4, IS II 3()--Apollo 6, Peter Marshall B, Woody Hayes capital Football 10 Movi e ' A N1ce L it tl e Bank That Should Run along Be Robbed" 13 PMA Pu lse 15 ,UllJillillJJ.. Islet 11 4!>--M ary Hart man Mary Hartman 3, Saturday 34 " The Good night 4. 15 Earth" b--+-t-__, 12 oo-Mov oe "Cool Hand Lu ke" 10 12 t lc-M ary Hartman. Mary Har tman 3 llllJilllll... herome Favormg 12 4!>--M ary Hartm an Mary Ha r tman 3 "Sho'Rmg 1 oo- A BC News 6: Movie "Maca br e" 13 unprove1 l !i-Mar y Ha r tman. Mary Har tman 3, Sammy and ment Comp an y 6 I 4!>--Mar y Hartman Mary Har t man 3 (2 wds ) 2 1!>--News 3 Eve 2 J()--M ovl e' The Forbidden Street" 3, ABC News 13 Hosfery 4 oo-Movle ' Kent ucky Moon shine" 3 thread S 3()--L ive Begms at B 30" 3 " You Were - for Me" lillawllorl Answer Ill a knock ;-;;-+-1--+- t---I Unscramble theHe rour Jumbles. DOWN Pass ORAl'/ $600 A WEEK - 'IOU' liE 11?\NDLING ll 15 ~Yo Rl ll . 84 . A965 t QJ 106 .8 62 West AS OWNER AND H<AD OF THITI PLA MT I ORDER YOU TO I WI Nor WIJRUI AM'f Mf1N $600 1\ WEEK WliO CY\N AND I 1UO !~'T ~~ t~O L F rfi(H 11\KE 1T PU\tH AS EAST t 5 • Q 53 East West vulnerab le J.i'J'n ,E ORPHIIN ANNIE LITTLE ORP HAN A NN IE-A WEST SOUTH (D ) • A K H12 • K 43 il Rh ode Island reader Pass d v-=:=::: ~bOO A WEEK- ~ WELL, AT LEAST WE WON'T SIARVE' FOR AWHILE, AND ! HAT'S SOMETHING 1 . ..,. ,..... . . . . . LII. ABNEH material secur tv - WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH • Q 10$ • 872 t K82 • A K J 10 Sopt 2S. 11178 /. thought lor the day: Prelldint Elaenhower (who died in 11168) Ai4, "In lltll llnal cboke, a 10ldler's pack 11 not ., beavy a burden u a priaoner'a chainl." \1, DIFF Be on your toes this yea r where possi ble fln anc tal gain ts con cerned Somethmg cou ld p op up qUic kly to enhance your them youngtllers. F RI DAY, SEPTEMBEA24,1976 i ~News 3,4.8.10,13.15, ABC News 6,J:C!Of" J0:!3 6 3G-N BC News 3,4,15, Andy Grttlllh 6. CBS News B,10, Hodgepodge t:"odge 20 , Carrascolendas 33 7 DO-T ruth or Cons 3, To Tellt heTruth4. Bowling for Dollar s<6, A ndy Williams I, News 10, To Tell the Truth 13, Family Affair IS, Ohio Journal 20 Black Pef•pecttve g n lh! News 33 1 30-Porrer Wagoner 3; Break the Bank <, Can<M Cam era 6, 1 r ea$ure Hu nl 8, Mac Neil Lehrer 20,33 , Andy Wil li ams 10, Name That Tune 13, Pop' Goes lhe Countr y 15 8·110-Sanford & Son 3,4,15, Donny & Marte' 6,13, Lawrence Wel k 8; W"'hlngton W~k In Review 20.33, S~ncer 's Pil ots 10 L ~Birthday ldiling 22 penons, lllOit of NOT THE ONES UNDER YOUR E "r'l:S !,~/hl ~ Your The Almaaae By United Press United Press Jnternallonal Today is Friday, Sept. 24, the 288th day of 1976 With 98 to follow 1be moon is between Its new and first quarter phases. The morning stars are Mercury, Saturn and Jupiter. The evening stars are Venus and Mars Thoee born on this date are under the sign of Libra. John Marshall, fourth chief justice of the United States, was born on Sept. 24, 17~0n this day m hiStory : In 1955, President Dwight Eisenhower suffered a heart attack while vacallonlng In Colorado. In 1959, President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Niklta Khrushchev met at Camp David, Md. In 197t, retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hlll!o Black died at the age of SS. In 1972, a private jet plane cralhed into a Sacramento, Calif., ice cream parlor. T ilE 01iE5 OUT THERE, '!", AstraGraph BRETHR EN Rev Freeland Norna pastor Floyd Norm supt Sunday Khoo l 9 30 o m , morn mg ser mon 10 30 om Prayer serv1ce Wednesday 1 30 p m Television log for easy:vil!fl!ing LITTLE PERFUME ~ -- "'' "' c.' • B1ble study and You th and 7 30 p m Sur1doy Sunday at 8 p m on School 9 30 o m Richard Bor ton s upt P r ay er meet i n g Wednesdays NORTH BETHEL Wor1l11p 11 Wednesday 7 30 p m om Chu rch Schooi i Oam BRAD FORD CHURCH OF AlF RED Sunday School 9 30 CHRIST Jock Perry minis ter Sun om . Worsh1 p 10 45 a m Prayer day School 9 30 a m 1 morn ing mee tin g Wed ne1da y 7 45 p m chur ch 10 30 am Sunday even UMW 3rd Tuesday 8 P m i ng se r v1ce 7 30 p ,. REEDSVILLE S'unday Schoo l9 30 Wedntldoy servtce 8 P·n:'l • o m Worship 7 30 p m Prayer LAUREL CLIFF FRE~ METHODIST Meetmg 7 30 p m Tuesdo~ CHURCH Rev Floyd F Shook V•s •tallon7 30 p m I st Thursday pastor lloyd Wngh' Sunday pm SILVER RIDGE W onh1p 10 am School Svpt Mormng Worship 9 30 a m Sunday School I0 20 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Churc h School9 o m ~oclne Route 2 the Rev James TUPPERS PLAtNS Worsh 1p 9 a m , Wednesday Prayer and 81 M MUncy pastor Sunday school a m Church School1 0 a m bl e Study 7 30 p m Sunday 9 45 a m morning w or.shlp 11 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST e.,.emng won hlp 7 30 p m Choir even .ng worship 7 30 George Fredenc&!: supt Serv1 ce PractiCe Thursday 7 p m 0 m Prayer meet1ng Tuesday 7 30 week ly 9 30 a m 9n Sunday DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST p m Young peoples meet 1ng PreQChlng ftr!f and th ird Sundays Charles Ruu ell Sr m.nlsttr 7 30 p m Thursdgy of month by Cliff ord Sm•lh 9 30 R1ck Macomber supt Su nday scho ol 9 30 a m worship ser· MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST 0 m Corner Sheth and Palm er, the Rev HOBSON CHRISTI AN UNION \l tCe 10 30 om Bible Study Peter G rondo l poster Donn y Dorr ell Doddr ill pastor Sunda y Tuesday 7 30 p.m Thompson superm tendent Sun School 9 30 a m Leonard REOfiGANIZED CHURCH OF day School WMPO Radto pro Gtlmore first eld er evening ser JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER OAV grom 7 45 o m Sunday School v•ce 1 30 P m Wedne1doy SAINTS, Portla nd Roc1ne Road. 9 15 a m Mornmg Worship pr aye r meeting 7 30 p m Will iam Rout h pos,or Denny 10 15 ,a m Youth act 1v1hes and MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD h ans Sundar. School D1rector fe l1ow1htp for 1un1or and se mo r Rocm e Route 2 Th e Rev Charles Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m , Morn h1gh stud en ts 6 p m Sunday Hand pastor Sunday sctl ool 9 .tiS 1ng worsh ip 10 30 am Sunday e"'ening worsh•p 7 30 p m M 1d 1 a m mornm g wors hip 11 o m e ven •ng aenn c e 7 p m wee k p ray er se r vices E~enmg serv1ces Tuesday and Wednesday eve ning prayer 1er Wednesday 7 30 p m Fndoy 7 30 p m v•ces 7 30p m CHU~CH OF CHRIST Mod BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH BETHLEH!M BAPTIST Rev Eorl dleport 5th and Mom George OF CHRIST. Doug geo1na n ShulAr pastor Worsh(p aervke Glaze, mlmster James Sheets mln 11ter &tble s tvdy 9 30 am ~ 30 a m Sunday school, 10 30 supenntenden t Btble school '9 30 mornmg worsh•p 10 30 a m a m B1ble Study and prayer ser om morntng worship 10 30 evemng worsh1p 7 30 p m viCe Thursday 7 30 p m m even1ng wonh 1p 7 30 Wednesday 81ble study 7 30 p m C"RLETON CHURCH ~ l ngsbury 0 pray er se r v• c• 7 p m KENO CHdURCkH OF CHRdiST Rood Gory King pastor Sunday Wednesday George Fre eric sup! Sun oy school q 30 o m evening wor MIDDlEPORT CHURCH O F THE mormng servtce 9 30 am w1th 1hrp 7 30 p m Prayer meeting NAZARENE Rev Don Cole preochmg on fir st ond th~rd Svn Wednosd!iy 7 30 p m • pastor Mrs Mory Lothey Sunday day ol month by George P1ckens LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN !Chool supt Sunday s<hool 9 30 STIVERS VILlE COMMUN ITY Bruce- Smtth pastor Wallace m mornmg worsh p 10 GO CHURCH Sunday School serv1ce Damewood1 Supt Bib1 • School 1 0 Sunday evongehs l tc 10 a m Pray er me e ting 9 30 o m Preaching se rvlct 0 m mee t 1ng 7 30 p m Prayer Thursday 7 P m Sun doy evenmg 10 45 a rn No evemng service 7 30 P m meet i ng l)1C:I\ 'lllAt:Y the Sermonette Henso n Supt Mormng Worsh1p 11 om Youn g Peoples serv1ce 7 p m £venmg serv•c• 7 30 10 o m Sunday school l 0 30 p m Wed nesday M•d Week , a m Leader YPSM EloiSe A dams Assoc• afes Prayer Se rviCe 7 30 p m Yo~;~ th 7 30 p m solvation meet1ng JO PPA Wonh1p 10 am Chur meellng 6 30 p m Even)ng war Lad1es Ho me League 12 noon to 2 ch School 9 o m Prayer Mealing shtp 730pm p m Thu rsday prayer meeting CHESTER CHURCH OF THE an d 81ble study Thu rsda y 7 30 Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Sunday school NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grote pm MIDDLEPORT at 9 30 a m Worsh1p servtces a t poster Worship service 11 a rn MT M ORIAH BAPTIST Corner Four th and Main M 1ddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun doy School 9 30 a m Mrs Ervm Baumgard ner supt Morn rng wo rsh 1p 10 .t5 0 m M IDDLEP O RT CHU RC H O F CHRIST IN CHRI STIAN UNION la wrence Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday School Su pl Sundoy School 9 30 0 m, Even 1 ng w o rs h i p 7 30 w ednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 " 7- The Dailv SPntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, F'riday. Sept. 24 1976 -1-l-l~&~M ® Ik.l .-1 ,_. one letter to each square, to I Enclosure Z Medicmal plant i,..,-+- t---+-+---1 form four ord1 narr word s. ........... """ ...... ,_ ............ ( ~~ I rJ I I I [) I CUJIE I MUST P.>E CriAZ'!J GE1TIN6 MIXED UP Will-I A VOUN(J RUNAWAY .. 1 SLEEPING IN THE CAR WHILE I 5PRIN0 FDR A ROOM HER ! rorz INETOED LGYH LGYH YHK YQL C ZGYYFKJ , DG AAGM , F K J CE GQX E F A A ZA FN - EHKW N M "' FWH YFJH GD FESTOFj Now .,....,. lh• circled lelttn I~=·I==l~~==-==-=:-~··~~~~·~•ted ~ ___:_: Prill = · lltt = SIJ=' = ' AGKXDHAAGM I I I IT WOULt:' IN[;•tCA:i'E THE NEXT W~LD HER'E , I __ to ronn the IUrpriH INWtr. u bylht abos'• ...-loon. -= ANSWII = Itn :_:_____JI - rr xr xJ (A.i'lll'en to.... rro•) .. "' " ~ J UGHAID !! WHAT HAPPEI\IT .. v'" TO 1./0U ? WE ·UNS GOT R YOUNG- UN IN OUR LLH':::>'::: I AN'TH' VARMINT SEAl TH' DAYL IGHTS OUT OFME Yesterday' s Cryploquote· LEARNI NG MAKES THE: WISE J"mbl.., QUILT BOOTH UNWISE, AGENCY HISER AND mE FOOL MORE FOOUSH - JOHN RAY Yuterday"• Ana•rr Ont doe11n 't f riJ O!I Ihem In lh e dagl imt -NIGHTS (() 19 '76 Km 1 • u tur rto S"ndu:at e, Inc ) OUT I ALL I DONE WUZ ( ~~~ E_ER PIGTAILS -~H' INKWELL 601NG . TO THE ~"AtE IOee'OIENCE SCHOOL "! IT 5 OF A STRANGE NAME 6VT IT PR06ABL't' MEANS THAT THE'! STRESS DISCIPLINE .. ~ ' ' , I OKA~ WtTiol ME I'M Tlo!E FIRST ONE TO ADMIT THAT M~ STVD'i HABITS Ai?EN'T TOO GOOD THAT 5 I WONDER, TH0\!6H WIN WE'RE SUPPOSED TO TAKE ALONG A CJiOKE-CHAIN �•-Tbe Dally Sent!neJ,Middleport.l'mleroy, 0., ~J,IIooJA . ... mo Canier Wanlld For p~f.~~Jf~\:.fore For Fast Results Use The Sentinel ~~ssifie~ ~ I l tilt Muon u ... Earn IJC'tr1 SPflldlng money anct valuable prlzts. 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Lutlla Davis, lddrtss unknown, TO Rulh Wrlnketmen, aa drtss unknown , TO Lottie Gaskill, unknown ; lddress TO Lute Wheeler, address unknown TO Ross W Gaskill, address unknown, TO Relph Holler, address .' conncutlve Insertions 26 cents r,er wotd eonucutlve ntvtlons she 25 Per Cent Dlscoun1 on paid ads and ads p•ld within tO days CARD 01' THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for lO wora lnlmum Eacn addltlonal word 3 cents ILIND;lDS Additional 25c Charoe per Advlf'tlstment OFFICE HOURS to 500 pm Dally, 8 30 om 10 12 oo Noon Saturday Poone 1001 y 992 2156 830 am NOTICES ATTN -t .. ~ • ~AOtNANCE • ,.... , 1 OlD turnltura ka boxes, brats beds, woll tetephonas and porh or compiH houJeholdJ Wnte M 0 Millar, Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio Co/1992 77tiJ CASH pold lor oil mokos ond models of mobtle hornet Phohe a reo code 614 .. 23 9531 TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro ducts Top price for ttond1ng Jawtimber Coli Kent Honby 1·••6o&S10 COINS, 192'9 and older currency gold and silver scrap WUI buy or trde HIIVI a good selection ol coins to stU or trade Alto, hove supplies and metal detecors Roger Wamsley on Leading Creak and Rutland Rood Phono 7•2 2331 for on of for $$CASH$$ for runked outos Phone742 2081 Fryas Truck & Auto Ports, Rutland BED lor 1968 Ford F fOO Fork Also for salt Stgnotura fuel 011 1 tove, outomotlc with ton Phono2•7 2192 II ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sales, Rummage , F"orch and B•sement Porch and Basement Sales, ere must b~ paid In advance . Get vour• In early by stopping by our Office at The Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St or writing Box 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 with your rem llt8nce HOMESITE$ for sole 1 ocre ond up Middleport, near Rutland Colt 992 7•81 FURNISHED, 2 bedrm apartment odultt only In Middleport ~ Phone 992-387.. 3 AND ,. RM furn ished and un turnithltd opts Phone 992 .::"=" 3<1 :::=:::-:-:-:--::--:c---:--:-:= COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork Rt. Business &rDices . NEW 3 bedroom house 2 baths oil alec , 1 ocre Middleport close to Rutland. Phone 997 7.. 81 33 ten miles north of Pomeroy SMALL form for tole 10% down owner financed Monroe Coun lorg•lotJ with concrete patios ty W Vo Phono (30() n2 sidewalks, runners and oft 3102 0< (:XU) 772 3227 strHt parking Phone 992 7479 ONE bedroom apartments at COUNTRY farmland with •~lud ed woods water and good oc VIllAGE /MNOR In Mlddloparl cess In Monro. Cour'lty, W Va for $10.. monltlly plus elec or SI ,OOD down coli (30() n2. $130 lntludlng olotlrlt LOWER 3102or (:XU) m ·3227 RATES FOR SENIOII CITIZENS Conv1ment to shopping on 3 '*::troom house tor sale at 520 Third 011d MIU Streets m M1d Sycamore St Middleport good dlepor1 Brand n1w high quoli· buy for $8 000 Phon• 992 3578. ly oparfmenll See tke or992-7667. monager of Apt 16, or call .SO Acre farm 5 room house, out 992 n11 bulld.ngs. lruit trHs 2 locO• AVAILABLE at Rivar~lde AJ)Ort lions mode for a1l and gas mentt I bedroom aport walls own water system on m1nts $100 par month 2 good blacklop fflOd Coli B1ll bedroom apartments $133 ptr Clonch 992 S795 month One price for oil Phone 6 room house, modem kitchen 992 3273 carpehng, 1n Harrison>~ Ilie con 2 Bedroom tra1ler reol nice ven1ent ta mmes $8 500 odui!J only Phone 992--3324 Phone1•2·27'16 "• • - . I ll .. " ... S,Ciallllflt · -..." ro1tor1 fer comllltrcl~l ! ~ rtlll., polo_ltvlllllll(l. .. ' •• ,, ....... Pllont Coolvlflt •• "7-ll" or "7-3876 ' " For FrH Elflm.t. ' ·: 9· 10.1 For moltresus, podding. !dot lor compors. Varloly of mo.· . ANY PITCH ANY SIZE W!nsllleld ~ttt~~~cemiiiY " Frot Elfl111at11 'On llody Work ,, Exporl,.ollllllll Insurance Work . Sautheasfen'l Ohio TRIS Raftlr Co. DIRECT FABRIC SALES -na Ph.,,.,... ... Ph UK tiJBBARDS GREENtiJUSE BILL PUWNS TEAFORD 1 ~ . WE NEED EAR CORN. '" CALL US TODAY. ' . . . .... ~~"""!~~---·~· 992-2181 , HI• n •' 'l'ua" '. ,,. . SJQ,95 .. '";:::::::::::;:;:;:;::!;:;;!::;:=:;:;::====-=-=-:;f C~NTRAL REALTY CO. 501 NYlDN " ~: nnn " -· RUTLAND PURNITUII " -. -MEIGS--1 ,'-w~ltrlp,rtFranklln, ~ NMIIIOY,O. Plf, fn..IIN I IUIIIt lap rt 111.211 m.p.h. Clle Yarboroup o1 ~. S.C., --- noon )l'aetlcllllp. Dave I'Wion rt 8partana. bva, S.C., paltecJ the IIIXIIId 2 llodroom double wldo, ullllflft llalabed lblnl. ' laadly'• 500 1rlmter will collect .-,ooo, wllb I tt,OGO -.far lbe lap leader. pold Furnlsltod Phono 992 7666 2 Bedroom lroilor, $28 po< WMI<, all uflhllos paid Phono 992· 332.4 TRAN.ER In Middloporl, odulls on· ly Phon• .~ ~~ 2~n ~•~ 7 _______ WORKING dlshwoshor ook dr•sar got cooking and hoofing 110vo, new ond usod merchcindi11 Friday 7 p m 01 thit Auction House, Horton St . Mason W Vo. Conttgnmenls welcome Phone (!ICN) 17:1- sm ORD'lNANCE FIKING RATES WHICH M US AND 01<10 ELEC PANV , ITS --.:~'RS l>an ~ORO ANO · ompson ' Y CHARGE SECON · :·~·:-~·::;; SERVICE IN THE MID COUN AND READY ro ROll? FOR • ' .···••••••· ? '' 51 ACRES FREE GAS-Modern JIV> story hou1e. 3 br., dining room, flro place, full basement, nice porches and out buildings. Large scenic lake wllh grNn grass end pint ' ' ' " around It Walch"tne largo bas• swim along In file clear water Pr.tty 111 plcluro. Priced to ..u $37,500.00 CALL JIMMY DEEM949-2388 ' ••• FRIDAY TIL 8 . •• ..••• •• •. ,. ! Close Sat. At 5 •• I? . .. p.tn.' • • : RUnAND FURNITURE • 742.jm IIICHDLDGRATio: lOiuTLAND , :~: " ~~.,1..'\. '~'\"--~- ~ ':: :~ ·: :~: ::: •• ····-·············~·····~ ·~· • f ~--I WE'RE READY TO DEAL 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ................. 12995 Svper Clean, !Ike new 1974 FORD GRAND TORINO 4 DR............ 12795 1974 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR ......... •...... '2795 Auto trans • p 1 , olr 1973 CHEVY IMP. 2 DR...................... •2795 Ford 6 F -1 00, cyl. trans .• long wtde bed .............. $2495 'lz 1973 Chevrolet 350 Ton Truck, engine, stand. trans ., long wide bed, • radial tires. Sharp .................. $249S 1976 Ford F150, auto., P.S., P.B., like new •••••••••• $4695 1972 Ford Econoline Van, 302 V - 8, long Air, auto Irons . P S inside . ..... .. .... .. ... .... ... ~ ......... S2000 wheel base, partly finished CARS 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR. ••.. •............... • 2795 1 IPI:Q MONTH) 1973 VEGA •.•. ··.··••·····••··••••··••·••·•••• 1495 1971 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR................. 1695 1971 VOLKSWAGEN BEEnE ................. 1495 1972 FORD GALAXIE 4 DR•••• ,.............. 1495 1974 FORD PICKUP 'tZ TON : .......:........ 13195 DAN THOMPSON FORD 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. QUALITY Demen~d-m1o1v•b•e•••••·~~~~~~~~~~~~---, PARK RESERVED , SATURDAY~ SEPTEMBER 25 5100 P.M. "FAMILY OUTING" OF AMHERST COAL CO. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-11 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. CAMDEN PARK 1975 Buick Century Custom 2 Dr. H.T. Sharp •• oooooo$4195 1975 Buick Skylark, V-6, auto., low mileage . . . . . . . . . $3695 1974 Opel Manta, 2 dr ., 4 cyl., 4 speed, gas saver . . . . ,S2995 1973 Chev. Imp, Custom,2 dr. HT, air, nice car . . . . . . S2695 4 cyl., 1973 Chev. Vega,4cyl.,oluto.,agassaver.••••••••• $1495 auto . trans ., factory air ...... , .... $2295 1973 Ford Mustang Mac he I, auto. A sharp car ·••••• $2895 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon·. Bon's wife's car u.s. 60 LOOK AT THESE GREAT BUYS V -8 1972 FORD GRAND TORINO SPORT ......... 11995 UNTIL "YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER" standard Clean low mileage Appltcable to ea c h 1 s(!parately metered service First 30 kwh Wmter 1' OOc Summer 12 OOc per kwh Nut 170 kwh Winter 54 OSc 1 Su mmer 4 OSc per kwh Next 600 kwt't , Winter 3 JOe s vmmer 3 JOe per kwh Clean !n1lde & out Next 70(1 kwh. Winter J (lQc Summer J 30c per kwh Over 1500 kwh Wtnter 1 50c 1 summer J ooc per kwh Gas Saver Sf"ASONAL PER IODS Tt'te winter per iod shall be 1 th.e billing months of ~ovember lt,ouoh May ana t;h e summer per iod Sha ll be Auto trans .. P S , air tM! billing months of June through October FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT : The aboOJe !>Chedu le of One owner aharges shall be adtusted In 11ccordance with the fuel cost MANY MORE ~d 1u stme nt clau se as set forth Save NDwon A 1976 Pmto. Mustang or Maverick. on Rider No 1 (Sneet No 250) f!lect pursuant to Order Number I 74 760 EL AIR and See: Pal Hill, Rocky Hupp 14 813 EL AIR of the PubliC or Melv1n L1ttle Ul•ll1tes Commlsston of Oh1o, and as may be changed from For a good deal on a new or used vehicle time to time by order of the c~ mrplsslon Open Evenings Til7:00 MINIMUM CHARGE Except Thurs. and Sat . Mln•mum monthly cha rge l9 8S per meter per month Closed Sunday GENERAL- SERVICESMALL- SECONDARY AVA ILABILITY • Available for general llghl a nd power service to con su mers using the Company s standa rd serv1ce CHARACTER OF SERVICE ~lternat•ng cu rrent , 60 cv cte delivered trom the Middleport Ce mpany's secondary dt-stributton systems at nominal voltages of 120 120 240 or 120 208 volts s.mgle pf\ase, and 120 208 120 240 208 2AO and 480 volts 3 phase Ser vice of at least one of the forego1no characteriStics shalt be macte available to a customer. the particular serv•ce chat'"acterlst~ts to be at the opt ton of the Company SCHEDULE OF CHA11GE5 ( f"!R MONTH I Detnand Charge First 6 kw or. less of Maximum Oemand Wlnter and Summer lnclucted w~t~ energy charge 1973 CHEVROLET 1;, TON 52995 Over 0 kw of Maximum 8' Fleetslde V 8 engine automatrc trans , factory a1r Demand Winter S2 20. p steering & brakes local, 1 owner, low m1leage truck Summer SJ 20 per kwh energy Charge good ttres radio First 30 kwh W1nter 14 25c , Summer 14 25c per kwh 11895 1973VEGAGT CPE Nexl 370 kwh Winter 5 OOc , Local owner, 4 cyl automatic, p steering, retdlo, arr Summer SS OOc per kwh 'Next 600 kwh Winter '3 20c conditioned, good tim Summer J soc per kwh Next 4000 kwh Winter 2 JSc 1972 CHEVELLE MALIBU 1!49l Summer 2 6Sc per kwh H T cpe, good tires, radio, VB. automatic, P S , P B , Next 15000 kwh Wtnter 2 lSc, Summer 2 45c per kwy bucket seats, runs good. needs pa tnt Over 20000 kwh \'ltnter 1 9Sc Summer 2 25c p-er kwh SEASONAL PERIODS The wmter period shall be the biil1ng months of November through May and the summer perrod shall be the blllmg monlhs of June th'r'ttugh Oc tober FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT The above schedule of charges shall be adtustect in determ tned at the Company s any month Shall no t be les!> accordance with the tuel cost optton a s th e M~asured than the grea,er or (aJ the adjustment clause as set forth Demand established by Mutmum Recorded Demand on Rider No 1 (Sheet No 2SOJ cont•nuous measurement or for the current mon th or (b ) file~ pursuant to Order by per.odrc tes t or as the the mm1mum billing demand N9mber 's 7-4160 EL AIR and Estimated Demand denved •f any speCif u~d 1n the serv1ce 74~Al 3 EL AIR of the Publ ic from the con nected to.>~ti contract or (c) 50Jercent of Utilities CommiSSIOn Of OhiO , Measu recl Demands etther h ighesT deman re corded and as may be changed from by permar1ent lnstallatton of a 1the n The last 11 months or (d l 80 ti!!'e to time by orc:ter of the de mand meter or by per10d1c percenT of the h•Qhest demand corn m 1sslon lest shall be determ.ned in recorded 1n tne la s I 11 month s MINIMUM CHARGE accordance wllh the Com the summer per1od ifhe m ln1mum monlhly pany !> standard prac l tces dunng SERVICE AND CONTRACT ch'llrge shall be S1 50 plus the and ex c ept 1n unusual ca ses PROVISIONS applicable demand charge shall be the ma,omum 30 Each se Pa r ate pomT of &pplled to The Maximum m lnute In tegrat e d kliowa ll delivery of serv•cc by one or Demand but not less than demand record1ng of an 1n more Metered Ser v•ccs shall tegrat.ng demand meter or cons•dered a Contract PAYMENT the h•gh es t reg•stra11on of a be Locaqon and shalt be me tered thermal lype demand meter and b•lled under a separa te arlit 1S net 1f dUr ing the b tlllng period In serv•ce con tra ct m full W1lhm IS tnstances of h1ghly fluctul'lt• ng Only one Met ered Serv• ce of of bill On all loacls or demands of shod each type as to vollage and not so paid an act durat•on . the Measured pha!>e w1l l be suppl ied to a dillon a! cherge of f ive per cent Demand may be determined consumer und er Th 1S Schedule 15 pet 1 of the total amount by appropr•ate meterrng at one ContraC1 Lo cation billed but not leu than Ten ~ qu pm ent des•gncd to Where two or more ser..,1ces Cents {IOc l will be mede measure tully 1he lll1Pllcl of are supplied to a consumer at Q.ETEAMINATION OF such demands Where on e Contract Locaf•on satd MAXIMUM DEMAND Measured De mand s -ere scrvtees wllhm the The Maximum Demand det~rmmed by pcrlod•c tes-t a 11m11allons above s ta ted mav Sh'tli be the sum of the in Measured Demand so be comb1ned in one serv ice d1'JidUII Demands of each determ ined shall c011t lnue 10 cDntract under lht s Schedule metered serOJice, suppl1ed effect unttl superseded by a or may be served under under the provisions of this subSequen t test separa 1e contract s under thi s Sc~e dule e)(cept as mod1fied Esllmated Dema nds shall or oth er appi1cable Sc hedul es hereinafter De de term mcd from 1he at the consumers opt10n Th e Ind ividual Demand of conne cted load on each •n TERM OF CONTRACT each metered service shall be dl'lldUal metered service , as The lerm of the contrac t for de termined septtralely The follows serv1cc undiJrl this Sch-edule Individual Demand shall be F1rST s 000 wa11s a t 90 shall be a s prov•ded 111 ttle lhe Measured Demand whero percent Jnd1V1duai contract W1 Th each the co nnected load on a Next 5 000 watts a t 80 per co nsumer bUTIM no case shall metered service Is In eKcess of cent th e con tra cl term be tes s tha n twertty (201 ktlowetts where Over 10 000 wall!> at 70 one vear the connected load Is twen'Y per cenT SECTION 2 Thai lh e rates Th E: Mll x•mum Demand •n (70) kllowafis or less the Individual ON ALL USED CARS AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS 1976 Ford Ranger 1/2 Ton Pi(kup. V8, automatrc, P.S, P B, arr, whrte canvas bed cover, eye level m1rrors, mag type wheel covers, sl1d1ng rear window, rear step bumper, whrte wall llres Th1s was Gene's personal demo, 2,600 miles. SAVE! I!!!! 1974 Demo •" ::. :-: ~~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE Of MIDDLEPORT , STATE OF OHIO SEC TION 1 That I he. rates and pric;es wh•ch Columbus and So uthern. Ohio Eleclr\C com pany (herelnaflll'r c alled l comoany ) 1 Its &ucc:enors ol'nd anions. shall be enlllled to charge tor standerd secondary electric strvice fUrnished to consumers In the V l llau~ of Midcilepod OhiC\ { herel{lafler cllllltd Munlclp3111y"J tor tl'e period $e l torlh in Setllon S ot thh orcs!nance are hereby fixed u t he following Sij:hc-dule of Ci hargu RESIDENCE SERVICE Available tor re si dence service to consumers using s• ngle single phase 60 cycles 120 240 volts o11erna11ng c urrenl suppiln through overheo&d d \!Hr i but l on racilltles SCHEDULE OF CHARGES ,~I I, Ford tNG SUCH TRENafER f,........ Co. NO lUS 16 A silts. TRAILER space for rent, one 3 MORNING Star H;fl Buy I ocra Velvets, nylon prints, IF YOU hove o service to oHer miles from Pomeroy, one m tr~:~ct ol land Will arrange for htrculons. vinyl solids, ond Dexter 5 m1ies lrom No 2 fmancmg and small down poy· want to buy or sell something f1ncy prtnts, acctssarles mm1 PAone 992 S858 ment to butld a home of you r oe looking for work or whotev1r you U get results choice lee Cans1ruct1on , Phone 992 3.454 or (614) 4..6 Wtlceil!e foster wtltl a Senhnel Want Ad 2 Bedroom mobile home De)(ter lox2f.A Mlln SlrHI Phone 992·5858 95611 deceased , ROBERT W Call 992·2156 St. Rl. 7 Rutland, 0111o 4Jl75 Pl. PINson! STANSBURY, If deceased 2 Bedroom mob1le home m Rocme T ; ;; U::PP;;;E:;;R;S -;; P:;: Io~ n ~ ,. no w -; 3:-;bed --;~ r oo m Coolvlllt, C*lo • LOTTIE GASKILL. If 1614) 742·24tf 1 BIG GARAGE Sale Sept 23 24 , deceased , MINNIE HOLLER , U7·)117 area Phona992 S8S8 homes , bu1lt'" lc ltchtnl, tiled 9 Wt Dollvor ' : : " 25 located house nel(t to It dect~Sed, FLOYD J.H -1 mfi1, baths, carpeted w1lh etttoc:hed Chaster Fire station 1'964 TWO TRAILERS for rent on• 3 7 21... mos. EASTERDAY, If deceased , bedroom unfurmshl!d one 2 garage, I ocra lot. $22,900 Chevy pickup trutk, garden LULA WHEELER, If bedroom furn1shed Phone Phone (61-4)667-630-t cultivator live plants ond pofJ dtcUSed. ZADIA HENRY, deceased , EVA J PARR , IN LOVING memory of Rox•e Ellen GU1ru SERYI aKcceilent lad••~ clothing sn:as 742 3122 GEORGE Hobstatter Rtal Estate dtctased , GEORGE H NOTICE 8 1_. wpmen s wigs. Xmas Scarbrough who potsed owoy 6 Rooms and bath and poy Broker Pomeroy, Oh•o STANSBURY, deceased, tnmmings okl phone Bond W Sept 2• 1'167 Roc•n._7 tQOm frame house 3 Optn for '•" & Winter .. utthtle5 '" M1ddleport over JAMES W STANSBURY, T V Maytag wrmgar washer Staton, MoRday lh~• You ora thought of and miSsed Spencer s Market No more bedrooms and both one half deceased , EMERSON E and tubs kitchen table and Satvrdl'f •10 ta J. •H mora every day STANDBURY, deceosed bosam•nt new furnoca new than 2 ch1ldren Phone 742· Wt 1t1ve 111e trnn ....,,. choirs~ sofa and cho1r ook VALINOA EASTERDAY, s.odly mtssed by Leonard, JoAnn 25<44 hot woter heclfe.-. utlh has 90' f•fl ol florida lotion chairs anhque d•shes and deceased , SARAH R STANS otld B•lly Scarbrough From 6" to 1111 wiclt •net up elotc , and water double plaRts. Over SO varlellll In , BURY, deceased ANDREW s•!verwor• ntw wool comforts garage pnced to sell $10 500 to l "· ....,. wflll or wt!Mut an. ~rom •" to I" pelt • •rt, S STANSBURY, deceased , qu1lts bedspreads, curtoms Phone '149-2589 H1hon Wolfe pipolurlllthtd. Under rolcl toll" hantlnt biSMfls Uc• ANNA SMITH STANSBURY , hand c;rochet tlems small elK Real Esto'e Salesman deceased, NETTIE ROSS , LOCUST POSTS round or spht bores up to 12" plpo slro. fo "~"· Inc apphances btrd cage and Clu:eased, EARL ROSS , Phono 9•9 2n• . chroma stond, heavy plates -"PPROXIMATEL Y 20 acres about OUR most s1ncara t~nkt ta the Clectued , CORA B one-thtrd hmber balance ond cups sundae d1sheJ m1sc COAL hmestone, ond calcium doctors and nurs-es of Veterans EASTERDAY , deceased and dean rolling land Very n1ce Phono 992 3301 , "'985 3521 ELVA 8 WELLINGTON , dllonde ond cok1um bnne for Memorial Hosp1tal and the Pomeroy, Olllo deceased home J1te.s or w1ll deveiOJ! Oust controt ond spec•ol mnnng mtmstars who visited, to the GARAGE Solo Soturdoy ooly 9 You are hereby notified thai Water and elec:tr1C1tr CJ¥01Ioble 992·2411 for formers . Mom StrHt tn-5774 salt mony people who sent cords o m 1111 ,. p ., Lots of loll you have be en na111 ed See Eskoy Htll Flatwoods Rood, 9·2 1 mo 9 12 1 mo. pd Pomeroy and gtftt and who Oh1o Or phone 992 flowers , m•n Behmd Rock dothtng ond defendants In a legal action Pom.ror, Ohio, or phone 3891 Qav& the1r proy..-s Also we're Sprmgs Fairgrounds ~wp Rd entitled Roberta c O'Brien vs grateful for the food sent the Geor9e Collins. Treasurer of 79 follow tha s1gns 1971 HONDA CL 450 12 000 farm help and the IUbs hlute Melos County , et al This md., SISSY bor crosh bars tr1ce to !ond action has been assigned Clse truck dnvar We opprectete all GARAGE SALE Solurdoy Sepl pull bock handle bors new ftre lsi1tu•ttod in the vtlloge of 25, 9 00 toll 5 00 Choldren s No. 16,222 In the <;:ommon of you Chorlas and Margaret BRADFORD, Auctioneer Com ond seoiJ Scrambler s•d• 1P'D~I&r1oy, Ohoo Has wot&r Pleas Court of Meigs Ccuntv school clothtng hollliehold Yost plete Se"rv•ce Phone 9.C9·2.. 87 popes $650 Coll9•9·2•80 Ohio 4),0'11 , ~ 1tems toyJ etc 620 N Second sewaoe llclhties. or 949·2000 Racme Ohio, Cntt The oblect of the complaint Street, Mason W Vo (Bes1de IN DASH 23 channel CB om fm Brodlord VJf'1111 B Sr., Rnnor, Is to ~ttrmlne heirs and Bobs Th1ck Shake) mpx rod1o ..3 frock ste-reo Coli 110 Mechlnoc Pomeroy, 0 partltlort real estate described ELWOOO BOWERS REPAIR 992·3'165 as follows. situated •n Olive GARAGE Sole, 257 L1ncoln Sf , Pllont 992-3375 Sweepers, tocsters ~rons, all Township, Meigs County, THE RACINE F~re O&partment w•ll Middleport Sept 2"h ond KENNE8EC polo!""" 50 lb 53 50 small apphances Lawn mower, Ohio. have o gun shoot Saturday ot DOUBLE 2 bedrooms 25th porloble po1nt $prayer ar 100 lb $6 00 Bnng con next to State H1ghwoy Garage Being In Section 3S, Town 3, 6 :JO p m ot tha•r budd1ng m clfy water, gas FA goroga tools and equ•pmenl tamers Phone 667 ·'YT37 or R.. ge 11 of fhe Ohio Com .., Roulo 7 Phone (61•) 985· Boshon going business 1 turnoa tn one Basement & typewnter 011 stove, baby 667·397• pany's Purchase , anct being 3825 lot. $12.000 wolhr and mtsc 9 a m hill 2 ~~~:~ av•alable or the soul.l'least quarter of the• FULLER8rush Producls tho F I P PlGS lor sate Phone 949 2857 con be piO'chlsed noon REMODELING Plumbong hoofing northwest quarter of said carpet SWHper Now on sec:tlon , and being dtacribed and oil types of general repair BUSINESS ROOM- Plus tpec•al, regular S24 95 now POI!CH Solo, 660 High 51 M•d· POT"TOES ond pumpkin• C W In Sarah R Stansbury 's will as • Work guaranteed 20 y.ars ax· 992·2311 • or ft2. good 9 room house wllh 2 $19 95 OH.r axptres Oct 7 Profi•H Pontand, OhtO Phone dleport Fnday 9 f•ll 5 p rn the up.,.r farm on the north penence Phone 992 2.409 1976 Phone 992 :U10 balhs Db! garage one:! 843 22!M side of Shade River; con Good clothes lor ch1ldren and corner lot . taintng seventy (70) acres, PETE and G.nes Gor~ 11 now 1n adults, good glo1t and mony GRAIN fed beef, 85 cents per more or less: and belna other 1fems operaUon Mechomc and body pound, cut, wrapped and desulbed 1~ the Melg• County EMLOCK GROVE work North Second StrHt m fro!en Phone985·4198 AUditor's Duplicates as south N ice remodeled 3 M~r1 Formerly 8ron east or northwesl 1.4 con DUOTHERM fuel o•l furnoce good bedrooms Modern kitchen nan s'Gorog.. Phone 992 5ollO talnlng SO acres mare or Ins SEWING MACHINE Repo1n,, ier worlung conchhon Prtce<l to wtth stove, refrigerator, orcollafler5p m 992·7135. You •te requlrtd to enswer vKa all makes, 992-228-4 The sell Phono 992·2969 PlEASURE HORSES ond ponies basement, front porch & 'h tht Complaint within 21 <lays• Fabric.. Shop, Pomeroy WILL DO babys1tflng m THE foi!OWII'II dnqobod mobtle 1Mier the last publication of also wdl buy nones ond <10 INQl ELECTIUC ronvo llocpo 2 or your home; Will I acre S20,000 Authomed Stnger Soles and home wdl be o Har~t pubhc this nollce, whleh will be ponlos. Phooe (614) 698 3290 houseworlc and ironing piKe hvmg room suite, nevw ~.. ·1 -- Serv1ce We sharpen Scissors sole to the highest bidder, l'Ubllshed once each weeJc. for RuthR.....M. MAIN Meigs County Area Call used I rechner 2 months old RIVER LOT- with wafer, EXCAVATING, dom loader ond siK canucutlvt weekS The Sop! Z7, 1976ot10o m oil liS P1ckett or Madolyn Collovonongs (61•)667 :1073 lilt DUbllcollon will be mode POMEROY, 0. S Moln St , Akron. Otuo 19D. 111 y - old German Shepherd• electricity, and sewage backhoe work dump trutks _992 ___ 38_M __________ ~~ ~ on o,t, •• 1916 ond fho 21 spoyod and hod shols No Winchest.r Mobile Home S N TWO motQrboots, one row boot Only 53,000 ood lo-boys lor htro will houl dlyl fOr .ntwer will stert on popors, $<tO Phono 9•9 2181 or 265-4632 Coolocf G Pope for for sale or trode for guns or JUST LISTED- l.flil acres. hi I dirt, to soli limestone ond lhlt dlltt -~ 9.9 2631 1nspectJon The F1restone Bank equal value Coll992 5141 NEW LISTINGSpotless r,roval Coli 8ob or R-r Jol In caae of your failure to Income from nas well, free 3 bed 1 ted ho -•· phon. (216) 253-5551 • room tnsu a me oro doy phone 992 7089 antwer or otherwise respond 1970 Randolph Cood> trovol !1'1• Timber, stocked pond, Ceromrc tile balh, natural noght phone 992·3525 or 992 as required by ttte Ot'tlo RuiH HUNTS Pet Shop 11 now reope-n. 16 ft. sl"ps 4 Phone tro•ler, frutl trees, barn, other gas F A. furnace, carport 5232 Of Civil Procedure ludoment 985 3371 lng, lots of new merchanchse bv default will be rendered b~ lid I ng. garage NIce d •~ 537 500 7.~;:-::;;;;:-;-:-~-;:-:-:;-;-- MOBILE home lor sale or rent . 3' at low prtees Rtoperung 1970 Iuick Riviera good cond•· GREEN beans pKk your own Br· older home, 5 BR, bath, an " acre ' EXCAVATING dozor backhoe avalnst yotJ for relief bedrooms al ul•lihes po•W spectals all weekend Just 2'/a demanded n this complaint utility room, porches, ond d1tchar Charles R Hot t1on , new hres, $900 Phone 1ng contomers Andrew Cross, Phone 992 7751 "' ~ LARRY E SPENCER, m1les from ChMter on Route MODERN Bllevel 3 !lold Soc'·' Hoe Servtco II ng. carpe paneling b d • 1 th 742-2796 lotort Foils 2•7-2852 Clerk or courts, 0 room uome 248 EXCELLENT AT JUST n e Rutland Ohoo Phono7•2·2008 8d5 mobile home, rual remod•l Common Pleas Court 1975 MONTE CARlO oulomollt COAl furnoco Phone 7•2 2918 country Fam!ly room. ed Pnced very reosonoblu Meigs County, Ohio SHOOTING Molch I"'' oH Rl 7 power siMnng power brakes $42.000 00 e q u 1p p e d k It c h e n , SEPTIC Syslems m•lo!led by Phone 843·2663. " ct) l, 10, 17, 24, ( 10) I, 1. 6fc by pau Sunday 12 p.m 01r conddionmg, AM rad10 and 1973 Hondo 350, 4 cylinder 2900 NICE RANCH TYPE ba$f.menl, garage, 31raller licensed mstollor Shepard stereo roily wheels, w111 sell miles, extras $795 Phone Small yard 3 BR, balh, hooK'up$. end 11 acres Conrrottors Phone 7•7 2<f09 949·2181 or 949 2631 r-.,sonobla Phone 992·7036 large living, full basement, $41 ,500 SEPTIC T"NKS c!aonod Modern NOTICE 1968 JEEP Wogonoar 6 cy! • CHURCH bus 1954 Chovrolol, NG FA furnace , Somtatlon 992·395-4 or 992 Notlu tS hereby \liven that $500 Con be'"" at the Laurel carpeted, paneled, lot1 of 4 BEDROOMS 2428 wheel dnve. Lad out hubs the understgned Intends to $?'9S Harold Brewer Long lot CI1H Free Methochst Church off cabinet• $18,000 00 Aluminum •I ding, living ~W:'Il:l;=;do_r_oo-;f;:-,n-g-. - c-..- ,-,-ru-, -... - n, WILL DO odd job• roofing pain,,.. make application to the 0 tom Otuo -'5743 the Rl 7 by pan or phone t1ng, hauling, tree work o.!ld • Probate Court In Meigs INVESTORS- We have 1 across front of hOUse. Iorge plumbmg ond hoofing No job 992-2272 mowing Phon•992·7409 COf.lnty , Ohio, for an order to unit with 3 rentals In dlnfng, hot water heat. too Iorge or too small Phona 197S FOffO F-250 • whHI drtvo, :::::::'=7.---;-,.----;--;;change his name to Wtlilam wtU rrade for 74 75 2 pickup 197,. 350 Kowotokl good condt . excellent neighborhood al Wonf only $16,500 ::77:: •2;:2:14 :::;8:;:-"-;:---;----:;:-Davtd Zeigler Sa1d ap Phone 992·3427 after 6 p m han 3oWO m•las, must sell plication will be by petition to $600 Phono (610) •46 2909 lust $20,001) 00. NEW LISTING CARPENTER lloorlng colltng 4 be filed 1n satd Probate Court 1'169 Dodvo Swinger, 340, • Another' unit on corner lot business room•. p!u• a 3 -!-paO:n::•:::l•:.: ng" -7P"ho::n:.:•c:992 ..:.:,.:: 'EI:.:5..:. 9:_,.... on or aft'r the 25th day of speed 9..9 2-"3or949·2432. WARM Morn1ng circulot1ng wllh • rentals (furnished) -:: SAVE ON October. 1976 Dated th1s 24th 1 brl bedroom apartment New DOZER work ond welding Con Thl I " 5 5 heater, 40,000 BTU with ther day Of September, 1976 ck & frame Just hot water furnace, lront tact Jome1 Parsons, Rt 1, 1970 GMC Astro 95 318 O.troll modat and blower Natural W1lliam David Trader _11S,800.00 porch & basement Only Rocona on Cormel Rood CARPRINO gas used very little. Phone O.tJel. 13 speed lronsm•sslon (91 2• lie JUST LISTED ..: Very nice twtn screw Call949 2549 992-2747 after 2 p m older home ov&rlooks the S!l,OOO EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND 1971 Ford Maverick olr P ' , red COllECTORS bottles seals un 3 BR balh f 1 DOZER TANKS - LARGE AND SMALl, rver • • ormol NEW LISTING - Nice SEPTIC INSTALLED LOW "W oX1IIU wolh block vinyl lop Phone broken Coil oftor 6 p.m (:XW) <I dining, porches, basement large lawn, 3 bedroom BOY AND OUMI' TRUCKS. 81ll INSTALLED 9•9 2801 thorp n3-5651 NOTICE ON FILING S12,500 00 house, city uflllfles, born PULLINS, PHONE 992-2•78 DAY OF INVENTORY AND 1'170 Chovollo Molobu 300, V-8, ~HA::--:Y:'-,:': pl~tk:-'u'-p-;l-n ;:flo-;1-;d-o-n-;:So-;t-u; rd;-oy-. LISTINGS NEEDED AT Ragutor 114.95 end garage. $3,500 00. -::O::;:: fi N;:IG;.;.Hc. T:.....--;---,,----;: APPRAISEMENT oufo . lilt sf-tng whool llghl Sept 25 6'16-1288 ONCE • The Stale of Ohio, Meigs ' green, vmyl top new brakes, 2 HENRY E. CLELAND WE HAVE SEVERAL PROTECT your swimming pool I Covnty Court at Common 'ic!. Yd. new hres good condition, high BfNELLI mini btke Phone 985BROKER BUSINESS LOCATIONS Wlnlorltlng kits covers on Pltls, Prob1te Division. STARCK consol1 piano like new miloovo, $650 Phone 985 3988 3371 TO SELL tlfru.ze service for above or ' Everydoy money savor To the Executor or Ad comple~ with bench Cherry 992·2259 or 992-2568 In ground pools D Bumgard mlnlstrator of the estate, to Good choice colors. • WRECKED 1970 V,W for sale, COAL for JOie $22 per ton Open finish Phone 7o2-291l6 such of the fOllowing as 1re ner Sales, Middleport, Ohio motor and transmission good 6 days per week ond even1ngJ residents of the State of Ohio, 1Z or 15 Fl. Phooe 992 57:U condthon for $125 6 tlrft and For further informohon call I viz - the surviving spOuse. rims Phono Oonold Pooler, (6t4) 367·7338 the next of kin, tht -= .::DITCH Digging Phone (304) 773 beneficiaries under the Will.·~ 5839 or (30-1) na 5788 985 3897 COlEMAN full 011 furnace 50,000 anct to the attorney or at _ ..,, gold, red, blue, rust 'bfu . Coil (:XU) 882·2971 New 1 torneys representing any Of r---~-:-.;...;:....___--"-i HOCKING RIVER Trocilng Com· Do It yourself, with Hovon pony GUN5-0VER 250 IN tht aforementioned persona IIIAIIYrD padding, 17 95 sq yd. • NEW LISTING 113 ocrn form, 80 ocr11 tillable 0 w Wlsem1n, Deceased, II;, STOCK Buy, sell trade. ~78 SWEET patoloos, rod whiiO oflt Wl111 fiiCkllllllnstolllcl • •' No. 218!2, Rl I, Rutlana. Ohio, lend, nice 2 story farm houH, 7 room• & beth, all Richland Alhens, Ohio 45701 WHEEL CAMPER troller, furnace yellow, $8 00 per bu!f!el Sl. flNtu•re Ylrd Scipfo. Township Experienced llmbn hardwood floors end ba•ement. Barn and other Phone (614) 593·8906. double fold-down cloJet Phone 985 3364 or 985·38'j1 You are hereby notified that CALL 742-2211 Skidder stainless statl sink, Inside or oulbulldlng1, 2 ponds A nice laying farm priced logo. the lnvtnrory and Ap warkers, WILL trim or cut trHt and shrub SCHOOL sawing mochlne Stnger, TALK TO stove new porto-pot! outside ~oted near Chnter, coil for oppl pralsefT\ent of Ihe fl'state of fhe oper1tors, timber cutters bory Phone 949 2$15 or 7•2 feoturet buttonfl,Oie, blind WENDELL GRATE " "' .. joeks, ~vy duty owning aforementioned, deceased. ond yord men Complete 3t67 late of Sl1d County 1 was flied coverage •~d bonus C.ll CARPET CONSUlTANT new tires tl..ps 6, S995 set • hem sawt on ~111, $48 cosh NEW LISTINGEver dream ot owning your owr Also S1nger Touch and Sew In tt'tis Court Said Inventory lUilOING remodeling, and Phone 7•2·2125 gollcourse? Here's your chance for you or vour friends and Appra.seoment will be lor ft2·6139 or after 7 p m 367· like now $31 cosh Phone 992 rapolrs Quality work eftlcient 1•2s Frotey Chopptng and to own 1 nice rolling golf course, SOI/2 acres, 9 greens,, hearing before tt'tls Court on 7187 11rv1ca Jene Rodman phon• Company, ntce mOdern CIUD nouse. outbuilding with oil spraying the lth day of October. 1976, at Logging 992·5980. 10 00 o'c lock A M Cheshire. 0 and seeding equipment, need• some mowing and a • Any person <ttslrlng to file ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' AVERAGE $40 on evening or little repolr work on golf courH This could be rl exceptions thertto must file SALE 742-2211 Rutland • , afternoons demonstrating purchased wllh the 113 acres llsled above one:! them at least five days prior to One good uud Glbsonguaranteed toya and gilts No developed Into a beautiful 18 hole golf course, col! for the daft set for hearlna coppertone stele-by-side - ' • oppt cash mvntment, no delivery or Given under my hand and "" MARTINSVILLE, Va. Mlko us on offer. collecting Computers do you Htl of solO Courl this 2111 aoy of September, 1'76 (UPl) - Darrell Waltrip paperwork, Coil 9•9 2803 or Good SPECIAL - 3 bedroom and attechod garage. total used G. E. Mann lng 0 Webster Thunday turned In the 992 2927 "lao booking parllos. oleclrlt home under conlfrucllon on '12 acre lot. Owner relrigorotor. $200 Judge w!llllnlsh In 311 days for buyer or will sell"asls" May '' By Ann 8 Watson ,... time In practice for HOUSEKEEPE~ wonted to /tva In One gOod uucl Homollle Deputy Cl-erk tbltJ SUnday's nDIIIIng rt lbe Do light housework and core taka trlde. Localld near Chester. Chain Sow SIOO (9) 2• (10) 12ft for 3 Khool chlldron Coil 992 $100,000 Old Dmllnlon 000 59•1 Mon., Tuts~ Wecl. Ont good used Homa!llo COOLVILLE- Nice mod lirlck home containing three Gl'llld Natloaal 11oct C8r S..por XL Chain Sow. S200 bedrooms, dining room, llv(ng room will) llreploce,lull 8:00tll5:00 boHment wllh garage, Iorge fronl porch. not gas .• furnoce, city water and well water, 1 beeutlful home Thursday I tlll2 with approx. 51;, acres of land, fruit lrees and shade lllllt II'OIDI lbe .1125 mile GARAGE In Pomeroy or Mid· dleport area October 15th to.. trees surrovndlng II Plenty ot garden space, good , 1OVIIat allplld oiiii.IJO m11e1 Juno Ill Phono 992 IIJfil .__...;.._...;....;.:;'--....:.""""~ fishing erN close by,locoted In Coolville, Ohio Priced per hour In the faateat at only $32,000 Call now. unknown TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, ADV,I NISTRATORS, AND ASS'lGNS OF EL THA STANS MUSTARD, If BURY 9 _ The Dally Selllintl. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Sept 24, 1976 75 Plymouth Duster 318, automatic, 1972 Chev. Imp. Cust. 2 Dr. HT, air, AM-FM ~ Sa e pr1ce $1795 • 1 factory air, P.S ., P.B., 14,000 mi 1es .................................... S289S 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix, yellow with black top. Sale Price $2695 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan, 1972 Chev. Townsman Wagon, air, local owner . . . . . . $2195 factory air, P.S., P.B ., vinyl roof. ................................... 1974 Chevy Monte 350 Carlo, automatic, factory air, $2595 P.S., V -8, P.B., vinyl roof, with sun roof, swing out bucket seats, AM- FM stereo, radial tires. Local owner and sharp. 1973' Ford $4200 LTD 4 dr., factory air, P.S., P . B •• vinyl roof, tilt wheel. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... ... $2495 1973 Dodge Polara Custom. 1971 Dodge Polar Wagon, nice family car. u•••Only $1695 1971 Ford Torino 4 Dr. HT. This is a rough car. •••••• $595 1970 Ford Maverick, auto., nice little car •••••••• Sale $995 1970 Pontiac Grand Prix, auto., air, one owner •••••• $1495 1969 Ford LTD, P.S., P.B., good transportationoooooo$595 1969 Chevelle Wagon, auto., P.S., P.B., good car. •••• $595 1968 Buick Lesabre,2 Dr. HT. A little rough, runs good . ••eee•e•eaeee e••e•••eeee•••eee••••••••~•••e•e• $495 1968 Pontiac Exec. 4 Dr. HT. Real good transportation~.• e e•e•e••e•eeee••e•aeeaaeeeeteeee•• 4 . dr . sedan, factory air, P . S ., P.B., vmyl roof, radial tires. A nice family car ....... .......................... .... $1995 1973 Buick H.T., LeSabre Custom, factory air, P.S., 4 dr. or Used you owe It to yourself P . B ., vinyl roof ............................ .. ....... $2795 1972 Pontiac Lemans, Before You Buy Any Car New 2 dr .• coupe, 6 to check with us. We are the friendly dealer. We have the cyl., automatic, P . S ............... 51695 1972 Pinto Station Wagon, 4 cyl , automatic . ........................ .... $1395 1973 Ford Country Squire 4 Dr. Wagon, factory air, automatic, P.S., sharpest pencil in town. See one of these friendly salesmen. Cew o rd Calvert, J. D. Story or Bill Nelson ~--...,., P.B., rack on her back ............ $2495 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger, 2 dr . H . T .• slant six, automatic, P.S ......... $1495 1969 Ford Torino, 2 dr. H. T. 6 cyl .......................•.•.......•.••.... $695 1971 Ford 4 Dr. Wagon .............. $695 71 Ford Torino 4 dr ·• ~tat ion factory air, automatiC, rack on her back. "Go~ wagon, P .:9·S .. ............. .. $ 1 Selection of Cheaper Cars in Stock." New Midland Base or Mobile CB. · CLEARANCE P.S .• . 23 Channel We have (two) good reasons to offer you the greatest price advantage ever on our remaining 1976 '175 (1) RIGGS USED CARS Roger R1ebel models• • • 985-4100 Located ln St. R1.7 for electr•c serv•cc set forlh In Sect 1on 1 of lh•s Or d1nanc e shall be calcula Ted as follows ( ll Each month dunng the term of th1S Ord1nance the Company Will ca lc ulate b1IIS tor s tandard !>econdary e l ec lr"• c serv•c c 1n the Mun•c 1pallly at the rat e!> se1 for th 10 Sec tton 1 of tn•s Or dtntU1Ce (2 J Each monTh the Cam pany Wt ll rende r a bil l for st reel ll ghl tng sen tc e m the Mun 1C 1pa l1ty 1n a cc ordance w1lh !he prov1 s1Q ns of the then ctf~c t 1ve street l1ghlmg or d1nan c~ of the Mun• c •pai•IY !3) Ea c h monTh dur•ng th e •erm of Th 1S Ord•nance the Company w111 reca tc ulale btlls. tor res1den t1 a1 and genera l servtce - small - secondary serv•ceat the rates set forth m Section 1 of lh• s Ordmance amended m lhe manner s.et forth 10 See110n 6 of th•s Or d1nan ce ( 41 The dtfferen ce be tween \h e ca lcu lat •on s under Paragrapn ( 1) hcre mabove re ferr ed to n lh 1s Sec l•on 2 and the cal c ula l •on s as prov1dcd m Paragraph {31 her emabove r eferred 10 •n lh1S Sec lton 1 s hall be applied to the paym ent of the c urrent bills to th e Mun ,c tpall ty for serv1 ce rendreed under the en effec11ve Si reet L•ght•ng ~rdlnance 1nC. Iudtng any unpa1d balance from prev•ous penods Any s uch d iff erence not requ~rcd for the payment of the current b1il s hall be applied to subsequent bill s tor sa•d services SECTION 3 Tha t. til the even I Th(! term of any contract lo r st andard s e c ondary clcclr 1c serv •c e hereafter made w1lh consumers •n lhe Mun ctpa ltT \1 pursuanT To the proOJ1S10n of lhts Ordmance shall exTend beyond the te r minatton date ol fh1 !> Or d1nance th e rates mcluding the M1n1mum Monlhiy Charg e c hargeable ther e- under shall be lh e rates •n etfP c t w•thtn the Mlln crpaltly at the l1mc such charqe 1!> rtl ade ~ ECTION J ThdiTh e Rul es and Rcgv lallon:!. contained m the Comprtny ~ P II ( 0 No I nn fil e Wl lh The Publi C Ullttlt CS Comm•ss•on of OhtO tas the same may !rom lln• e 10 T1mc be am endt•d or sup pi cn1en 1ed l as ctrc no• tn co nfl1 ct wtlh th f' .;)I' pit ~ " house and everything MUST be soldl Ray R1ggs Chester. 0 . pro 'J tS ions of th•S Ordman ce are app!ict~ble To a ll ser ... •ce rendered under and pursuanT lD th1S Ordman ce Not hmg c onta1ned w d lnn l l ts Or dtnt~nce shall pr eve11f any consum er from fakmg ad vantage o1 hm •oe eff ective pe r od of wthi S Ordmance of any appl •cab te ru le rcgula l,o ns . supp leme n t or opt.onal rOle whten the Company may make availab le 1n 11S Puc 0 No I on ft le w 11 n the Publt c UTt l ilr es Com m iSS IOn of Oh•o for the cta s.s of serv 1ce •n..,ot.., ed Ordman ce s hall be and SE CT tON S That lh 1S remaon .n for ce as to b• ll s lor e lecfr1c serv•ce ba sed on mete r read• ngs mad e durtng th e per~od com menc1ng on the effec ttvc date of th s Or dmanc e and end1 ng on July ~ 5 1977 subtect To prror Ter m•na 110n ot tht s Ordtnanc e as prol/tded for In Section a or tt11 s Ordmance SECTION 6 That 1f at any •li•S wllhln Ord•nance 11mc the per•od t1xedThe by Munteopalo ly should author w an a1terna11VC meThod for the payment of !he then curr ent bollS of lh e Muno copallly for f~r~~~~~·d"~~~~ ':.:.'~~e ~~~~~~ra~~ :f,~"~~~v~:,~~~:~ ·~~ 9 ~~.~ 9 1":," donance th e ancl Munprices lc opat••v th en 1he of rates for sta ndard secondary electnc scr..,•ce heretnabo\le se t fonn shall be amended as follow s RESIDENCE SERVICE Th e charge for the f1 rs t 30 kwh per monlh sl1ali be 10 OGc per kwh and th e m n1mum charge s hall be S.J 25 0 1n erw1se the schedule remams unchanged GENERAL SERVICE SMALL '- SECO~OAR Y Th e charge for the f1rs1 JO kwh per month shal oc o :l5c per kwh , and the a~\1 ~;,.] .I ll M 1n lmum Monthly Charge shall be reduced Sl SO per mon1h Otherwtse The schedule rema 1ns llr\Changed SECTION 7 ThaT th 1S Ord•nance shatl lak e effect from i!nd af ter tile earliest ~N i od allowed by law and ts wr1 ttt1 n accep1ance bY (ollJmbus and ~ou• h c n, , OhtO fl t: clriL Compc'lny ~ [;(liON H That the M Uil H l~dt l y by l t'g SI(I IIV e ,1 1111 ut 1h r rotllpany .. tnll hl , IIH r 1q il 10 t• r"'lll\lh New management Is cleaning (2) New models are due to arrive any day and we need the room I are hm1ted, and prices listed below are good 1hru Quantities 1976 Sept . 30, (NEW VOLKSWAGEN$) DASHERS BUS Total ooo 5 3 SOME MODELS R£DIJCED (l) ( ) 4 (2) ( ) 1 8 Umts BEETLES RABBITS • 1-----------~~~~~~~---~~~-------------t (NEW AMC CARS) As Low As ( 3) GREMLIN HORNET PACER TOTAL One SportabDut, one Hatchback. all three at dealer cost! (2) (3) 1----------.. . . 8 Units ~~~ ~~--~~~~----------t (DEMONSTRATORS) N RABBIT (1) Factory A.C. PACER (1) Pacer-X Was$4,658.00 OW$3,688.00 Was $4,953.00 . NOW $3,650.00 MATADOR ( 1) "Loaded" Was $5,872.00 • NOW S PORTABOUT ( 1) "Loaded" Was .. ~J,u;.c:II,IUU. (ADDED PLUS) We have the cleanest Used Car Inventory in t~e areal Thirty (301. ready to go units for you to choose from Novas, Chevelles, Montes, Pick-Ups, Dusters, Satellites, Buicks, and many others. "The Area's Latest D~al~r - With A New Dealing Policv " thts Ord in ance al anv 11me upon wr111en nollcc I led Wlfh the other party here to a! lei' S I th tn y 130) days pr1or TO s uch 1crm •nallon dat<' ~ ECliON '9 Thai the term!. and prO'JI ~Io n s of lh1S Or dtn . H H 1 1• f 101n1 t1 1ld SC\Il'ral I and the mvalld•ty of one shall Gene Grate no! affect the val•d•ty of (he qerk olh1 r Pil <t'>L'd by the Coun cil or !he Approved th s 14th day of Vttlagt"' o f M1ddl ~ por1 th is SepTember 1976 tJth rt"y o f September 1976 Fred Hoffman Mayor /l liE :O, T ( Ql 2-a ( 10 ) 1 2tc I �•-Tbe Dally Sent!neJ,Middleport.l'mleroy, 0., ~J,IIooJA . ... mo Canier Wanlld For p~f.~~Jf~\:.fore For Fast Results Use The Sentinel ~~ssifie~ ~ I l tilt Muon u ... Earn IJC'tr1 SPflldlng money anct valuable prlzts. Call (614) Pf2. 2156. 1be Dai~ Sentinel Publication cancellationa, cor~ec . tiona accepted first dly of P•bllution R•GULATIONI Th~ Publisher rtserves the- right to edit or reject any ads lectlonal deemed Ob · The publlaher will nat be rtspontlble for mort then one Incorrect Insertion RATES For Went ACI Service 5 cents per worCI one lnurtlon Minimum ChlrDt 11 00. POMEROY, O. 1"' cents per word three TO PU8LIC NOTICE ELTHA STANSBURY MUSTARD , If living whose address Is unknown TO ALOA J EASTERDAY , address unknown J TO EDGARD WHEELER , addrns Unknown. TO PEARL BENNETT, lddrns unknown TO LOll Seybond, address unknown. TO. Lutlla Davis, lddrtss unknown, TO Rulh Wrlnketmen, aa drtss unknown , TO Lottie Gaskill, unknown ; lddress TO Lute Wheeler, address unknown TO Ross W Gaskill, address unknown, TO Relph Holler, address .' conncutlve Insertions 26 cents r,er wotd eonucutlve ntvtlons she 25 Per Cent Dlscoun1 on paid ads and ads p•ld within tO days CARD 01' THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for lO wora lnlmum Eacn addltlonal word 3 cents ILIND;lDS Additional 25c Charoe per Advlf'tlstment OFFICE HOURS to 500 pm Dally, 8 30 om 10 12 oo Noon Saturday Poone 1001 y 992 2156 830 am NOTICES ATTN -t .. ~ • ~AOtNANCE • ,.... , 1 OlD turnltura ka boxes, brats beds, woll tetephonas and porh or compiH houJeholdJ Wnte M 0 Millar, Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio Co/1992 77tiJ CASH pold lor oil mokos ond models of mobtle hornet Phohe a reo code 614 .. 23 9531 TIMBER, Pomeroy Forest Pro ducts Top price for ttond1ng Jawtimber Coli Kent Honby 1·••6o&S10 COINS, 192'9 and older currency gold and silver scrap WUI buy or trde HIIVI a good selection ol coins to stU or trade Alto, hove supplies and metal detecors Roger Wamsley on Leading Creak and Rutland Rood Phono 7•2 2331 for on of for $$CASH$$ for runked outos Phone742 2081 Fryas Truck & Auto Ports, Rutland BED lor 1968 Ford F fOO Fork Also for salt Stgnotura fuel 011 1 tove, outomotlc with ton Phono2•7 2192 II ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sales, Rummage , F"orch and B•sement Porch and Basement Sales, ere must b~ paid In advance . Get vour• In early by stopping by our Office at The Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St or writing Box 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 with your rem llt8nce HOMESITE$ for sole 1 ocre ond up Middleport, near Rutland Colt 992 7•81 FURNISHED, 2 bedrm apartment odultt only In Middleport ~ Phone 992-387.. 3 AND ,. RM furn ished and un turnithltd opts Phone 992 .::"=" 3<1 :::=:::-:-:-:--::--:c---:--:-:= COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork Rt. Business &rDices . NEW 3 bedroom house 2 baths oil alec , 1 ocre Middleport close to Rutland. Phone 997 7.. 81 33 ten miles north of Pomeroy SMALL form for tole 10% down owner financed Monroe Coun lorg•lotJ with concrete patios ty W Vo Phono (30() n2 sidewalks, runners and oft 3102 0< (:XU) 772 3227 strHt parking Phone 992 7479 ONE bedroom apartments at COUNTRY farmland with •~lud ed woods water and good oc VIllAGE /MNOR In Mlddloparl cess In Monro. Cour'lty, W Va for $10.. monltlly plus elec or SI ,OOD down coli (30() n2. $130 lntludlng olotlrlt LOWER 3102or (:XU) m ·3227 RATES FOR SENIOII CITIZENS Conv1ment to shopping on 3 '*::troom house tor sale at 520 Third 011d MIU Streets m M1d Sycamore St Middleport good dlepor1 Brand n1w high quoli· buy for $8 000 Phon• 992 3578. ly oparfmenll See tke or992-7667. monager of Apt 16, or call .SO Acre farm 5 room house, out 992 n11 bulld.ngs. lruit trHs 2 locO• AVAILABLE at Rivar~lde AJ)Ort lions mode for a1l and gas mentt I bedroom aport walls own water system on m1nts $100 par month 2 good blacklop fflOd Coli B1ll bedroom apartments $133 ptr Clonch 992 S795 month One price for oil Phone 6 room house, modem kitchen 992 3273 carpehng, 1n Harrison>~ Ilie con 2 Bedroom tra1ler reol nice ven1ent ta mmes $8 500 odui!J only Phone 992--3324 Phone1•2·27'16 "• • - . I ll .. " ... S,Ciallllflt · -..." ro1tor1 fer comllltrcl~l ! ~ rtlll., polo_ltvlllllll(l. .. ' •• ,, ....... Pllont Coolvlflt •• "7-ll" or "7-3876 ' " For FrH Elflm.t. ' ·: 9· 10.1 For moltresus, podding. !dot lor compors. Varloly of mo.· . ANY PITCH ANY SIZE W!nsllleld ~ttt~~~cemiiiY " Frot Elfl111at11 'On llody Work ,, Exporl,.ollllllll Insurance Work . Sautheasfen'l Ohio TRIS Raftlr Co. DIRECT FABRIC SALES -na Ph.,,.,... ... Ph UK tiJBBARDS GREENtiJUSE BILL PUWNS TEAFORD 1 ~ . WE NEED EAR CORN. '" CALL US TODAY. ' . . . .... ~~"""!~~---·~· 992-2181 , HI• n •' 'l'ua" '. ,,. . SJQ,95 .. '";:::::::::::;:;:;:;::!;:;;!::;:=:;:;::====-=-=-:;f C~NTRAL REALTY CO. 501 NYlDN " ~: nnn " -· RUTLAND PURNITUII " -. -MEIGS--1 ,'-w~ltrlp,rtFranklln, ~ NMIIIOY,O. Plf, fn..IIN I IUIIIt lap rt 111.211 m.p.h. Clle Yarboroup o1 ~. S.C., --- noon )l'aetlcllllp. Dave I'Wion rt 8partana. bva, S.C., paltecJ the IIIXIIId 2 llodroom double wldo, ullllflft llalabed lblnl. ' laadly'• 500 1rlmter will collect .-,ooo, wllb I tt,OGO -.far lbe lap leader. pold Furnlsltod Phono 992 7666 2 Bedroom lroilor, $28 po< WMI<, all uflhllos paid Phono 992· 332.4 TRAN.ER In Middloporl, odulls on· ly Phon• .~ ~~ 2~n ~•~ 7 _______ WORKING dlshwoshor ook dr•sar got cooking and hoofing 110vo, new ond usod merchcindi11 Friday 7 p m 01 thit Auction House, Horton St . Mason W Vo. Conttgnmenls welcome Phone (!ICN) 17:1- sm ORD'lNANCE FIKING RATES WHICH M US AND 01<10 ELEC PANV , ITS --.:~'RS l>an ~ORO ANO · ompson ' Y CHARGE SECON · :·~·:-~·::;; SERVICE IN THE MID COUN AND READY ro ROll? FOR • ' .···••••••· ? '' 51 ACRES FREE GAS-Modern JIV> story hou1e. 3 br., dining room, flro place, full basement, nice porches and out buildings. Large scenic lake wllh grNn grass end pint ' ' ' " around It Walch"tne largo bas• swim along In file clear water Pr.tty 111 plcluro. Priced to ..u $37,500.00 CALL JIMMY DEEM949-2388 ' ••• FRIDAY TIL 8 . •• ..••• •• •. ,. ! Close Sat. At 5 •• I? . .. p.tn.' • • : RUnAND FURNITURE • 742.jm IIICHDLDGRATio: lOiuTLAND , :~: " ~~.,1..'\. '~'\"--~- ~ ':: :~ ·: :~: ::: •• ····-·············~·····~ ·~· • f ~--I WE'RE READY TO DEAL 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ................. 12995 Svper Clean, !Ike new 1974 FORD GRAND TORINO 4 DR............ 12795 1974 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR ......... •...... '2795 Auto trans • p 1 , olr 1973 CHEVY IMP. 2 DR...................... •2795 Ford 6 F -1 00, cyl. trans .• long wtde bed .............. $2495 'lz 1973 Chevrolet 350 Ton Truck, engine, stand. trans ., long wide bed, • radial tires. Sharp .................. $249S 1976 Ford F150, auto., P.S., P.B., like new •••••••••• $4695 1972 Ford Econoline Van, 302 V - 8, long Air, auto Irons . P S inside . ..... .. .... .. ... .... ... ~ ......... S2000 wheel base, partly finished CARS 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR. ••.. •............... • 2795 1 IPI:Q MONTH) 1973 VEGA •.•. ··.··••·····••··••••··••·••·•••• 1495 1971 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR................. 1695 1971 VOLKSWAGEN BEEnE ................. 1495 1972 FORD GALAXIE 4 DR•••• ,.............. 1495 1974 FORD PICKUP 'tZ TON : .......:........ 13195 DAN THOMPSON FORD 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF Motor Co. QUALITY Demen~d-m1o1v•b•e•••••·~~~~~~~~~~~~---, PARK RESERVED , SATURDAY~ SEPTEMBER 25 5100 P.M. "FAMILY OUTING" OF AMHERST COAL CO. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-11 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. CAMDEN PARK 1975 Buick Century Custom 2 Dr. H.T. Sharp •• oooooo$4195 1975 Buick Skylark, V-6, auto., low mileage . . . . . . . . . $3695 1974 Opel Manta, 2 dr ., 4 cyl., 4 speed, gas saver . . . . ,S2995 1973 Chev. Imp, Custom,2 dr. HT, air, nice car . . . . . . S2695 4 cyl., 1973 Chev. Vega,4cyl.,oluto.,agassaver.••••••••• $1495 auto . trans ., factory air ...... , .... $2295 1973 Ford Mustang Mac he I, auto. A sharp car ·••••• $2895 1975 Chevrolet Vega Wagon·. Bon's wife's car u.s. 60 LOOK AT THESE GREAT BUYS V -8 1972 FORD GRAND TORINO SPORT ......... 11995 UNTIL "YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER" standard Clean low mileage Appltcable to ea c h 1 s(!parately metered service First 30 kwh Wmter 1' OOc Summer 12 OOc per kwh Nut 170 kwh Winter 54 OSc 1 Su mmer 4 OSc per kwh Next 600 kwt't , Winter 3 JOe s vmmer 3 JOe per kwh Clean !n1lde & out Next 70(1 kwh. Winter J (lQc Summer J 30c per kwh Over 1500 kwh Wtnter 1 50c 1 summer J ooc per kwh Gas Saver Sf"ASONAL PER IODS Tt'te winter per iod shall be 1 th.e billing months of ~ovember lt,ouoh May ana t;h e summer per iod Sha ll be Auto trans .. P S , air tM! billing months of June through October FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT : The aboOJe !>Chedu le of One owner aharges shall be adtusted In 11ccordance with the fuel cost MANY MORE ~d 1u stme nt clau se as set forth Save NDwon A 1976 Pmto. Mustang or Maverick. on Rider No 1 (Sneet No 250) f!lect pursuant to Order Number I 74 760 EL AIR and See: Pal Hill, Rocky Hupp 14 813 EL AIR of the PubliC or Melv1n L1ttle Ul•ll1tes Commlsston of Oh1o, and as may be changed from For a good deal on a new or used vehicle time to time by order of the c~ mrplsslon Open Evenings Til7:00 MINIMUM CHARGE Except Thurs. and Sat . Mln•mum monthly cha rge l9 8S per meter per month Closed Sunday GENERAL- SERVICESMALL- SECONDARY AVA ILABILITY • Available for general llghl a nd power service to con su mers using the Company s standa rd serv1ce CHARACTER OF SERVICE ~lternat•ng cu rrent , 60 cv cte delivered trom the Middleport Ce mpany's secondary dt-stributton systems at nominal voltages of 120 120 240 or 120 208 volts s.mgle pf\ase, and 120 208 120 240 208 2AO and 480 volts 3 phase Ser vice of at least one of the forego1no characteriStics shalt be macte available to a customer. the particular serv•ce chat'"acterlst~ts to be at the opt ton of the Company SCHEDULE OF CHA11GE5 ( f"!R MONTH I Detnand Charge First 6 kw or. less of Maximum Oemand Wlnter and Summer lnclucted w~t~ energy charge 1973 CHEVROLET 1;, TON 52995 Over 0 kw of Maximum 8' Fleetslde V 8 engine automatrc trans , factory a1r Demand Winter S2 20. p steering & brakes local, 1 owner, low m1leage truck Summer SJ 20 per kwh energy Charge good ttres radio First 30 kwh W1nter 14 25c , Summer 14 25c per kwh 11895 1973VEGAGT CPE Nexl 370 kwh Winter 5 OOc , Local owner, 4 cyl automatic, p steering, retdlo, arr Summer SS OOc per kwh 'Next 600 kwh Winter '3 20c conditioned, good tim Summer J soc per kwh Next 4000 kwh Winter 2 JSc 1972 CHEVELLE MALIBU 1!49l Summer 2 6Sc per kwh H T cpe, good tires, radio, VB. automatic, P S , P B , Next 15000 kwh Wtnter 2 lSc, Summer 2 45c per kwy bucket seats, runs good. needs pa tnt Over 20000 kwh \'ltnter 1 9Sc Summer 2 25c p-er kwh SEASONAL PERIODS The wmter period shall be the biil1ng months of November through May and the summer perrod shall be the blllmg monlhs of June th'r'ttugh Oc tober FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT The above schedule of charges shall be adtustect in determ tned at the Company s any month Shall no t be les!> accordance with the tuel cost optton a s th e M~asured than the grea,er or (aJ the adjustment clause as set forth Demand established by Mutmum Recorded Demand on Rider No 1 (Sheet No 2SOJ cont•nuous measurement or for the current mon th or (b ) file~ pursuant to Order by per.odrc tes t or as the the mm1mum billing demand N9mber 's 7-4160 EL AIR and Estimated Demand denved •f any speCif u~d 1n the serv1ce 74~Al 3 EL AIR of the Publ ic from the con nected to.>~ti contract or (c) 50Jercent of Utilities CommiSSIOn Of OhiO , Measu recl Demands etther h ighesT deman re corded and as may be changed from by permar1ent lnstallatton of a 1the n The last 11 months or (d l 80 ti!!'e to time by orc:ter of the de mand meter or by per10d1c percenT of the h•Qhest demand corn m 1sslon lest shall be determ.ned in recorded 1n tne la s I 11 month s MINIMUM CHARGE accordance wllh the Com the summer per1od ifhe m ln1mum monlhly pany !> standard prac l tces dunng SERVICE AND CONTRACT ch'llrge shall be S1 50 plus the and ex c ept 1n unusual ca ses PROVISIONS applicable demand charge shall be the ma,omum 30 Each se Pa r ate pomT of &pplled to The Maximum m lnute In tegrat e d kliowa ll delivery of serv•cc by one or Demand but not less than demand record1ng of an 1n more Metered Ser v•ccs shall tegrat.ng demand meter or cons•dered a Contract PAYMENT the h•gh es t reg•stra11on of a be Locaqon and shalt be me tered thermal lype demand meter and b•lled under a separa te arlit 1S net 1f dUr ing the b tlllng period In serv•ce con tra ct m full W1lhm IS tnstances of h1ghly fluctul'lt• ng Only one Met ered Serv• ce of of bill On all loacls or demands of shod each type as to vollage and not so paid an act durat•on . the Measured pha!>e w1l l be suppl ied to a dillon a! cherge of f ive per cent Demand may be determined consumer und er Th 1S Schedule 15 pet 1 of the total amount by appropr•ate meterrng at one ContraC1 Lo cation billed but not leu than Ten ~ qu pm ent des•gncd to Where two or more ser..,1ces Cents {IOc l will be mede measure tully 1he lll1Pllcl of are supplied to a consumer at Q.ETEAMINATION OF such demands Where on e Contract Locaf•on satd MAXIMUM DEMAND Measured De mand s -ere scrvtees wllhm the The Maximum Demand det~rmmed by pcrlod•c tes-t a 11m11allons above s ta ted mav Sh'tli be the sum of the in Measured Demand so be comb1ned in one serv ice d1'JidUII Demands of each determ ined shall c011t lnue 10 cDntract under lht s Schedule metered serOJice, suppl1ed effect unttl superseded by a or may be served under under the provisions of this subSequen t test separa 1e contract s under thi s Sc~e dule e)(cept as mod1fied Esllmated Dema nds shall or oth er appi1cable Sc hedul es hereinafter De de term mcd from 1he at the consumers opt10n Th e Ind ividual Demand of conne cted load on each •n TERM OF CONTRACT each metered service shall be dl'lldUal metered service , as The lerm of the contrac t for de termined septtralely The follows serv1cc undiJrl this Sch-edule Individual Demand shall be F1rST s 000 wa11s a t 90 shall be a s prov•ded 111 ttle lhe Measured Demand whero percent Jnd1V1duai contract W1 Th each the co nnected load on a Next 5 000 watts a t 80 per co nsumer bUTIM no case shall metered service Is In eKcess of cent th e con tra cl term be tes s tha n twertty (201 ktlowetts where Over 10 000 wall!> at 70 one vear the connected load Is twen'Y per cenT SECTION 2 Thai lh e rates Th E: Mll x•mum Demand •n (70) kllowafis or less the Individual ON ALL USED CARS AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS 1976 Ford Ranger 1/2 Ton Pi(kup. V8, automatrc, P.S, P B, arr, whrte canvas bed cover, eye level m1rrors, mag type wheel covers, sl1d1ng rear window, rear step bumper, whrte wall llres Th1s was Gene's personal demo, 2,600 miles. SAVE! I!!!! 1974 Demo •" ::. :-: ~~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE Of MIDDLEPORT , STATE OF OHIO SEC TION 1 That I he. rates and pric;es wh•ch Columbus and So uthern. Ohio Eleclr\C com pany (herelnaflll'r c alled l comoany ) 1 Its &ucc:enors ol'nd anions. shall be enlllled to charge tor standerd secondary electric strvice fUrnished to consumers In the V l llau~ of Midcilepod OhiC\ { herel{lafler cllllltd Munlclp3111y"J tor tl'e period $e l torlh in Setllon S ot thh orcs!nance are hereby fixed u t he following Sij:hc-dule of Ci hargu RESIDENCE SERVICE Available tor re si dence service to consumers using s• ngle single phase 60 cycles 120 240 volts o11erna11ng c urrenl suppiln through overheo&d d \!Hr i but l on racilltles SCHEDULE OF CHARGES ,~I I, Ford tNG SUCH TRENafER f,........ Co. NO lUS 16 A silts. TRAILER space for rent, one 3 MORNING Star H;fl Buy I ocra Velvets, nylon prints, IF YOU hove o service to oHer miles from Pomeroy, one m tr~:~ct ol land Will arrange for htrculons. vinyl solids, ond Dexter 5 m1ies lrom No 2 fmancmg and small down poy· want to buy or sell something f1ncy prtnts, acctssarles mm1 PAone 992 S858 ment to butld a home of you r oe looking for work or whotev1r you U get results choice lee Cans1ruct1on , Phone 992 3.454 or (614) 4..6 Wtlceil!e foster wtltl a Senhnel Want Ad 2 Bedroom mobile home De)(ter lox2f.A Mlln SlrHI Phone 992·5858 95611 deceased , ROBERT W Call 992·2156 St. Rl. 7 Rutland, 0111o 4Jl75 Pl. PINson! STANSBURY, If deceased 2 Bedroom mob1le home m Rocme T ; ;; U::PP;;;E:;;R;S -;; P:;: Io~ n ~ ,. no w -; 3:-;bed --;~ r oo m Coolvlllt, C*lo • LOTTIE GASKILL. If 1614) 742·24tf 1 BIG GARAGE Sale Sept 23 24 , deceased , MINNIE HOLLER , U7·)117 area Phona992 S8S8 homes , bu1lt'" lc ltchtnl, tiled 9 Wt Dollvor ' : : " 25 located house nel(t to It dect~Sed, FLOYD J.H -1 mfi1, baths, carpeted w1lh etttoc:hed Chaster Fire station 1'964 TWO TRAILERS for rent on• 3 7 21... mos. EASTERDAY, If deceased , bedroom unfurmshl!d one 2 garage, I ocra lot. $22,900 Chevy pickup trutk, garden LULA WHEELER, If bedroom furn1shed Phone Phone (61-4)667-630-t cultivator live plants ond pofJ dtcUSed. ZADIA HENRY, deceased , EVA J PARR , IN LOVING memory of Rox•e Ellen GU1ru SERYI aKcceilent lad••~ clothing sn:as 742 3122 GEORGE Hobstatter Rtal Estate dtctased , GEORGE H NOTICE 8 1_. wpmen s wigs. Xmas Scarbrough who potsed owoy 6 Rooms and bath and poy Broker Pomeroy, Oh•o STANSBURY, deceased, tnmmings okl phone Bond W Sept 2• 1'167 Roc•n._7 tQOm frame house 3 Optn for '•" & Winter .. utthtle5 '" M1ddleport over JAMES W STANSBURY, T V Maytag wrmgar washer Staton, MoRday lh~• You ora thought of and miSsed Spencer s Market No more bedrooms and both one half deceased , EMERSON E and tubs kitchen table and Satvrdl'f •10 ta J. •H mora every day STANDBURY, deceosed bosam•nt new furnoca new than 2 ch1ldren Phone 742· Wt 1t1ve 111e trnn ....,,. choirs~ sofa and cho1r ook VALINOA EASTERDAY, s.odly mtssed by Leonard, JoAnn 25<44 hot woter heclfe.-. utlh has 90' f•fl ol florida lotion chairs anhque d•shes and deceased , SARAH R STANS otld B•lly Scarbrough From 6" to 1111 wiclt •net up elotc , and water double plaRts. Over SO varlellll In , BURY, deceased ANDREW s•!verwor• ntw wool comforts garage pnced to sell $10 500 to l "· ....,. wflll or wt!Mut an. ~rom •" to I" pelt • •rt, S STANSBURY, deceased , qu1lts bedspreads, curtoms Phone '149-2589 H1hon Wolfe pipolurlllthtd. Under rolcl toll" hantlnt biSMfls Uc• ANNA SMITH STANSBURY , hand c;rochet tlems small elK Real Esto'e Salesman deceased, NETTIE ROSS , LOCUST POSTS round or spht bores up to 12" plpo slro. fo "~"· Inc apphances btrd cage and Clu:eased, EARL ROSS , Phono 9•9 2n• . chroma stond, heavy plates -"PPROXIMATEL Y 20 acres about OUR most s1ncara t~nkt ta the Clectued , CORA B one-thtrd hmber balance ond cups sundae d1sheJ m1sc COAL hmestone, ond calcium doctors and nurs-es of Veterans EASTERDAY , deceased and dean rolling land Very n1ce Phono 992 3301 , "'985 3521 ELVA 8 WELLINGTON , dllonde ond cok1um bnne for Memorial Hosp1tal and the Pomeroy, Olllo deceased home J1te.s or w1ll deveiOJ! Oust controt ond spec•ol mnnng mtmstars who visited, to the GARAGE Solo Soturdoy ooly 9 You are hereby notified thai Water and elec:tr1C1tr CJ¥01Ioble 992·2411 for formers . Mom StrHt tn-5774 salt mony people who sent cords o m 1111 ,. p ., Lots of loll you have be en na111 ed See Eskoy Htll Flatwoods Rood, 9·2 1 mo 9 12 1 mo. pd Pomeroy and gtftt and who Oh1o Or phone 992 flowers , m•n Behmd Rock dothtng ond defendants In a legal action Pom.ror, Ohio, or phone 3891 Qav& the1r proy..-s Also we're Sprmgs Fairgrounds ~wp Rd entitled Roberta c O'Brien vs grateful for the food sent the Geor9e Collins. Treasurer of 79 follow tha s1gns 1971 HONDA CL 450 12 000 farm help and the IUbs hlute Melos County , et al This md., SISSY bor crosh bars tr1ce to !ond action has been assigned Clse truck dnvar We opprectete all GARAGE SALE Solurdoy Sepl pull bock handle bors new ftre lsi1tu•ttod in the vtlloge of 25, 9 00 toll 5 00 Choldren s No. 16,222 In the <;:ommon of you Chorlas and Margaret BRADFORD, Auctioneer Com ond seoiJ Scrambler s•d• 1P'D~I&r1oy, Ohoo Has wot&r Pleas Court of Meigs Ccuntv school clothtng hollliehold Yost plete Se"rv•ce Phone 9.C9·2.. 87 popes $650 Coll9•9·2•80 Ohio 4),0'11 , ~ 1tems toyJ etc 620 N Second sewaoe llclhties. or 949·2000 Racme Ohio, Cntt The oblect of the complaint Street, Mason W Vo (Bes1de IN DASH 23 channel CB om fm Brodlord VJf'1111 B Sr., Rnnor, Is to ~ttrmlne heirs and Bobs Th1ck Shake) mpx rod1o ..3 frock ste-reo Coli 110 Mechlnoc Pomeroy, 0 partltlort real estate described ELWOOO BOWERS REPAIR 992·3'165 as follows. situated •n Olive GARAGE Sole, 257 L1ncoln Sf , Pllont 992-3375 Sweepers, tocsters ~rons, all Township, Meigs County, THE RACINE F~re O&partment w•ll Middleport Sept 2"h ond KENNE8EC polo!""" 50 lb 53 50 small apphances Lawn mower, Ohio. have o gun shoot Saturday ot DOUBLE 2 bedrooms 25th porloble po1nt $prayer ar 100 lb $6 00 Bnng con next to State H1ghwoy Garage Being In Section 3S, Town 3, 6 :JO p m ot tha•r budd1ng m clfy water, gas FA goroga tools and equ•pmenl tamers Phone 667 ·'YT37 or R.. ge 11 of fhe Ohio Com .., Roulo 7 Phone (61•) 985· Boshon going business 1 turnoa tn one Basement & typewnter 011 stove, baby 667·397• pany's Purchase , anct being 3825 lot. $12.000 wolhr and mtsc 9 a m hill 2 ~~~:~ av•alable or the soul.l'least quarter of the• FULLER8rush Producls tho F I P PlGS lor sate Phone 949 2857 con be piO'chlsed noon REMODELING Plumbong hoofing northwest quarter of said carpet SWHper Now on sec:tlon , and being dtacribed and oil types of general repair BUSINESS ROOM- Plus tpec•al, regular S24 95 now POI!CH Solo, 660 High 51 M•d· POT"TOES ond pumpkin• C W In Sarah R Stansbury 's will as • Work guaranteed 20 y.ars ax· 992·2311 • or ft2. good 9 room house wllh 2 $19 95 OH.r axptres Oct 7 Profi•H Pontand, OhtO Phone dleport Fnday 9 f•ll 5 p rn the up.,.r farm on the north penence Phone 992 2.409 1976 Phone 992 :U10 balhs Db! garage one:! 843 22!M side of Shade River; con Good clothes lor ch1ldren and corner lot . taintng seventy (70) acres, PETE and G.nes Gor~ 11 now 1n adults, good glo1t and mony GRAIN fed beef, 85 cents per more or less: and belna other 1fems operaUon Mechomc and body pound, cut, wrapped and desulbed 1~ the Melg• County EMLOCK GROVE work North Second StrHt m fro!en Phone985·4198 AUditor's Duplicates as south N ice remodeled 3 M~r1 Formerly 8ron east or northwesl 1.4 con DUOTHERM fuel o•l furnoce good bedrooms Modern kitchen nan s'Gorog.. Phone 992 5ollO talnlng SO acres mare or Ins SEWING MACHINE Repo1n,, ier worlung conchhon Prtce<l to wtth stove, refrigerator, orcollafler5p m 992·7135. You •te requlrtd to enswer vKa all makes, 992-228-4 The sell Phono 992·2969 PlEASURE HORSES ond ponies basement, front porch & 'h tht Complaint within 21 <lays• Fabric.. Shop, Pomeroy WILL DO babys1tflng m THE foi!OWII'II dnqobod mobtle 1Mier the last publication of also wdl buy nones ond <10 INQl ELECTIUC ronvo llocpo 2 or your home; Will I acre S20,000 Authomed Stnger Soles and home wdl be o Har~t pubhc this nollce, whleh will be ponlos. Phooe (614) 698 3290 houseworlc and ironing piKe hvmg room suite, nevw ~.. ·1 -- Serv1ce We sharpen Scissors sole to the highest bidder, l'Ubllshed once each weeJc. for RuthR.....M. MAIN Meigs County Area Call used I rechner 2 months old RIVER LOT- with wafer, EXCAVATING, dom loader ond siK canucutlvt weekS The Sop! Z7, 1976ot10o m oil liS P1ckett or Madolyn Collovonongs (61•)667 :1073 lilt DUbllcollon will be mode POMEROY, 0. S Moln St , Akron. Otuo 19D. 111 y - old German Shepherd• electricity, and sewage backhoe work dump trutks _992 ___ 38_M __________ ~~ ~ on o,t, •• 1916 ond fho 21 spoyod and hod shols No Winchest.r Mobile Home S N TWO motQrboots, one row boot Only 53,000 ood lo-boys lor htro will houl dlyl fOr .ntwer will stert on popors, $<tO Phono 9•9 2181 or 265-4632 Coolocf G Pope for for sale or trode for guns or JUST LISTED- l.flil acres. hi I dirt, to soli limestone ond lhlt dlltt -~ 9.9 2631 1nspectJon The F1restone Bank equal value Coll992 5141 NEW LISTINGSpotless r,roval Coli 8ob or R-r Jol In caae of your failure to Income from nas well, free 3 bed 1 ted ho -•· phon. (216) 253-5551 • room tnsu a me oro doy phone 992 7089 antwer or otherwise respond 1970 Randolph Cood> trovol !1'1• Timber, stocked pond, Ceromrc tile balh, natural noght phone 992·3525 or 992 as required by ttte Ot'tlo RuiH HUNTS Pet Shop 11 now reope-n. 16 ft. sl"ps 4 Phone tro•ler, frutl trees, barn, other gas F A. furnace, carport 5232 Of Civil Procedure ludoment 985 3371 lng, lots of new merchanchse bv default will be rendered b~ lid I ng. garage NIce d •~ 537 500 7.~;:-::;;;;:-;-:-~-;:-:-:;-;-- MOBILE home lor sale or rent . 3' at low prtees Rtoperung 1970 Iuick Riviera good cond•· GREEN beans pKk your own Br· older home, 5 BR, bath, an " acre ' EXCAVATING dozor backhoe avalnst yotJ for relief bedrooms al ul•lihes po•W spectals all weekend Just 2'/a demanded n this complaint utility room, porches, ond d1tchar Charles R Hot t1on , new hres, $900 Phone 1ng contomers Andrew Cross, Phone 992 7751 "' ~ LARRY E SPENCER, m1les from ChMter on Route MODERN Bllevel 3 !lold Soc'·' Hoe Servtco II ng. carpe paneling b d • 1 th 742-2796 lotort Foils 2•7-2852 Clerk or courts, 0 room uome 248 EXCELLENT AT JUST n e Rutland Ohoo Phono7•2·2008 8d5 mobile home, rual remod•l Common Pleas Court 1975 MONTE CARlO oulomollt COAl furnoco Phone 7•2 2918 country Fam!ly room. ed Pnced very reosonoblu Meigs County, Ohio SHOOTING Molch I"'' oH Rl 7 power siMnng power brakes $42.000 00 e q u 1p p e d k It c h e n , SEPTIC Syslems m•lo!led by Phone 843·2663. " ct) l, 10, 17, 24, ( 10) I, 1. 6fc by pau Sunday 12 p.m 01r conddionmg, AM rad10 and 1973 Hondo 350, 4 cylinder 2900 NICE RANCH TYPE ba$f.menl, garage, 31raller licensed mstollor Shepard stereo roily wheels, w111 sell miles, extras $795 Phone Small yard 3 BR, balh, hooK'up$. end 11 acres Conrrottors Phone 7•7 2<f09 949·2181 or 949 2631 r-.,sonobla Phone 992·7036 large living, full basement, $41 ,500 SEPTIC T"NKS c!aonod Modern NOTICE 1968 JEEP Wogonoar 6 cy! • CHURCH bus 1954 Chovrolol, NG FA furnace , Somtatlon 992·395-4 or 992 Notlu tS hereby \liven that $500 Con be'"" at the Laurel carpeted, paneled, lot1 of 4 BEDROOMS 2428 wheel dnve. Lad out hubs the understgned Intends to $?'9S Harold Brewer Long lot CI1H Free Methochst Church off cabinet• $18,000 00 Aluminum •I ding, living ~W:'Il:l;=;do_r_oo-;f;:-,n-g-. - c-..- ,-,-ru-, -... - n, WILL DO odd job• roofing pain,,.. make application to the 0 tom Otuo -'5743 the Rl 7 by pan or phone t1ng, hauling, tree work o.!ld • Probate Court In Meigs INVESTORS- We have 1 across front of hOUse. Iorge plumbmg ond hoofing No job 992-2272 mowing Phon•992·7409 COf.lnty , Ohio, for an order to unit with 3 rentals In dlnfng, hot water heat. too Iorge or too small Phona 197S FOffO F-250 • whHI drtvo, :::::::'=7.---;-,.----;--;;change his name to Wtlilam wtU rrade for 74 75 2 pickup 197,. 350 Kowotokl good condt . excellent neighborhood al Wonf only $16,500 ::77:: •2;:2:14 :::;8:;:-"-;:---;----:;:-Davtd Zeigler Sa1d ap Phone 992·3427 after 6 p m han 3oWO m•las, must sell plication will be by petition to $600 Phono (610) •46 2909 lust $20,001) 00. NEW LISTING CARPENTER lloorlng colltng 4 be filed 1n satd Probate Court 1'169 Dodvo Swinger, 340, • Another' unit on corner lot business room•. p!u• a 3 -!-paO:n::•:::l•:.: ng" -7P"ho::n:.:•c:992 ..:.:,.:: 'EI:.:5..:. 9:_,.... on or aft'r the 25th day of speed 9..9 2-"3or949·2432. WARM Morn1ng circulot1ng wllh • rentals (furnished) -:: SAVE ON October. 1976 Dated th1s 24th 1 brl bedroom apartment New DOZER work ond welding Con Thl I " 5 5 heater, 40,000 BTU with ther day Of September, 1976 ck & frame Just hot water furnace, lront tact Jome1 Parsons, Rt 1, 1970 GMC Astro 95 318 O.troll modat and blower Natural W1lliam David Trader _11S,800.00 porch & basement Only Rocona on Cormel Rood CARPRINO gas used very little. Phone O.tJel. 13 speed lronsm•sslon (91 2• lie JUST LISTED ..: Very nice twtn screw Call949 2549 992-2747 after 2 p m older home ov&rlooks the S!l,OOO EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND 1971 Ford Maverick olr P ' , red COllECTORS bottles seals un 3 BR balh f 1 DOZER TANKS - LARGE AND SMALl, rver • • ormol NEW LISTING - Nice SEPTIC INSTALLED LOW "W oX1IIU wolh block vinyl lop Phone broken Coil oftor 6 p.m (:XW) <I dining, porches, basement large lawn, 3 bedroom BOY AND OUMI' TRUCKS. 81ll INSTALLED 9•9 2801 thorp n3-5651 NOTICE ON FILING S12,500 00 house, city uflllfles, born PULLINS, PHONE 992-2•78 DAY OF INVENTORY AND 1'170 Chovollo Molobu 300, V-8, ~HA::--:Y:'-,:': pl~tk:-'u'-p-;l-n ;:flo-;1-;d-o-n-;:So-;t-u; rd;-oy-. LISTINGS NEEDED AT Ragutor 114.95 end garage. $3,500 00. -::O::;:: fi N;:IG;.;.Hc. T:.....--;---,,----;: APPRAISEMENT oufo . lilt sf-tng whool llghl Sept 25 6'16-1288 ONCE • The Stale of Ohio, Meigs ' green, vmyl top new brakes, 2 HENRY E. CLELAND WE HAVE SEVERAL PROTECT your swimming pool I Covnty Court at Common 'ic!. Yd. new hres good condition, high BfNELLI mini btke Phone 985BROKER BUSINESS LOCATIONS Wlnlorltlng kits covers on Pltls, Prob1te Division. STARCK consol1 piano like new miloovo, $650 Phone 985 3988 3371 TO SELL tlfru.ze service for above or ' Everydoy money savor To the Executor or Ad comple~ with bench Cherry 992·2259 or 992-2568 In ground pools D Bumgard mlnlstrator of the estate, to Good choice colors. • WRECKED 1970 V,W for sale, COAL for JOie $22 per ton Open finish Phone 7o2-291l6 such of the fOllowing as 1re ner Sales, Middleport, Ohio motor and transmission good 6 days per week ond even1ngJ residents of the State of Ohio, 1Z or 15 Fl. Phooe 992 57:U condthon for $125 6 tlrft and For further informohon call I viz - the surviving spOuse. rims Phono Oonold Pooler, (6t4) 367·7338 the next of kin, tht -= .::DITCH Digging Phone (304) 773 beneficiaries under the Will.·~ 5839 or (30-1) na 5788 985 3897 COlEMAN full 011 furnace 50,000 anct to the attorney or at _ ..,, gold, red, blue, rust 'bfu . Coil (:XU) 882·2971 New 1 torneys representing any Of r---~-:-.;...;:....___--"-i HOCKING RIVER Trocilng Com· Do It yourself, with Hovon pony GUN5-0VER 250 IN tht aforementioned persona IIIAIIYrD padding, 17 95 sq yd. • NEW LISTING 113 ocrn form, 80 ocr11 tillable 0 w Wlsem1n, Deceased, II;, STOCK Buy, sell trade. ~78 SWEET patoloos, rod whiiO oflt Wl111 fiiCkllllllnstolllcl • •' No. 218!2, Rl I, Rutlana. Ohio, lend, nice 2 story farm houH, 7 room• & beth, all Richland Alhens, Ohio 45701 WHEEL CAMPER troller, furnace yellow, $8 00 per bu!f!el Sl. flNtu•re Ylrd Scipfo. Township Experienced llmbn hardwood floors end ba•ement. Barn and other Phone (614) 593·8906. double fold-down cloJet Phone 985 3364 or 985·38'j1 You are hereby notified that CALL 742-2211 Skidder stainless statl sink, Inside or oulbulldlng1, 2 ponds A nice laying farm priced logo. the lnvtnrory and Ap warkers, WILL trim or cut trHt and shrub SCHOOL sawing mochlne Stnger, TALK TO stove new porto-pot! outside ~oted near Chnter, coil for oppl pralsefT\ent of Ihe fl'state of fhe oper1tors, timber cutters bory Phone 949 2$15 or 7•2 feoturet buttonfl,Oie, blind WENDELL GRATE " "' .. joeks, ~vy duty owning aforementioned, deceased. ond yord men Complete 3t67 late of Sl1d County 1 was flied coverage •~d bonus C.ll CARPET CONSUlTANT new tires tl..ps 6, S995 set • hem sawt on ~111, $48 cosh NEW LISTINGEver dream ot owning your owr Also S1nger Touch and Sew In tt'tis Court Said Inventory lUilOING remodeling, and Phone 7•2·2125 gollcourse? Here's your chance for you or vour friends and Appra.seoment will be lor ft2·6139 or after 7 p m 367· like now $31 cosh Phone 992 rapolrs Quality work eftlcient 1•2s Frotey Chopptng and to own 1 nice rolling golf course, SOI/2 acres, 9 greens,, hearing before tt'tls Court on 7187 11rv1ca Jene Rodman phon• Company, ntce mOdern CIUD nouse. outbuilding with oil spraying the lth day of October. 1976, at Logging 992·5980. 10 00 o'c lock A M Cheshire. 0 and seeding equipment, need• some mowing and a • Any person <ttslrlng to file ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' AVERAGE $40 on evening or little repolr work on golf courH This could be rl exceptions thertto must file SALE 742-2211 Rutland • , afternoons demonstrating purchased wllh the 113 acres llsled above one:! them at least five days prior to One good uud Glbsonguaranteed toya and gilts No developed Into a beautiful 18 hole golf course, col! for the daft set for hearlna coppertone stele-by-side - ' • oppt cash mvntment, no delivery or Given under my hand and "" MARTINSVILLE, Va. Mlko us on offer. collecting Computers do you Htl of solO Courl this 2111 aoy of September, 1'76 (UPl) - Darrell Waltrip paperwork, Coil 9•9 2803 or Good SPECIAL - 3 bedroom and attechod garage. total used G. E. Mann lng 0 Webster Thunday turned In the 992 2927 "lao booking parllos. oleclrlt home under conlfrucllon on '12 acre lot. Owner relrigorotor. $200 Judge w!llllnlsh In 311 days for buyer or will sell"asls" May '' By Ann 8 Watson ,... time In practice for HOUSEKEEPE~ wonted to /tva In One gOod uucl Homollle Deputy Cl-erk tbltJ SUnday's nDIIIIng rt lbe Do light housework and core taka trlde. Localld near Chester. Chain Sow SIOO (9) 2• (10) 12ft for 3 Khool chlldron Coil 992 $100,000 Old Dmllnlon 000 59•1 Mon., Tuts~ Wecl. Ont good used Homa!llo COOLVILLE- Nice mod lirlck home containing three Gl'llld Natloaal 11oct C8r S..por XL Chain Sow. S200 bedrooms, dining room, llv(ng room will) llreploce,lull 8:00tll5:00 boHment wllh garage, Iorge fronl porch. not gas .• furnoce, city water and well water, 1 beeutlful home Thursday I tlll2 with approx. 51;, acres of land, fruit lrees and shade lllllt II'OIDI lbe .1125 mile GARAGE In Pomeroy or Mid· dleport area October 15th to.. trees surrovndlng II Plenty ot garden space, good , 1OVIIat allplld oiiii.IJO m11e1 Juno Ill Phono 992 IIJfil .__...;.._...;....;.:;'--....:.""""~ fishing erN close by,locoted In Coolville, Ohio Priced per hour In the faateat at only $32,000 Call now. unknown TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, LEGATEES, ADV,I NISTRATORS, AND ASS'lGNS OF EL THA STANS MUSTARD, If BURY 9 _ The Dally Selllintl. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Sept 24, 1976 75 Plymouth Duster 318, automatic, 1972 Chev. Imp. Cust. 2 Dr. HT, air, AM-FM ~ Sa e pr1ce $1795 • 1 factory air, P.S ., P.B., 14,000 mi 1es .................................... S289S 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix, yellow with black top. Sale Price $2695 1974 Ford Grand Torino, 4 dr. sedan, 1972 Chev. Townsman Wagon, air, local owner . . . . . . $2195 factory air, P.S., P.B ., vinyl roof. ................................... 1974 Chevy Monte 350 Carlo, automatic, factory air, $2595 P.S., V -8, P.B., vinyl roof, with sun roof, swing out bucket seats, AM- FM stereo, radial tires. Local owner and sharp. 1973' Ford $4200 LTD 4 dr., factory air, P.S., P . B •• vinyl roof, tilt wheel. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... ... $2495 1973 Dodge Polara Custom. 1971 Dodge Polar Wagon, nice family car. u•••Only $1695 1971 Ford Torino 4 Dr. HT. This is a rough car. •••••• $595 1970 Ford Maverick, auto., nice little car •••••••• Sale $995 1970 Pontiac Grand Prix, auto., air, one owner •••••• $1495 1969 Ford LTD, P.S., P.B., good transportationoooooo$595 1969 Chevelle Wagon, auto., P.S., P.B., good car. •••• $595 1968 Buick Lesabre,2 Dr. HT. A little rough, runs good . ••eee•e•eaeee e••e•••eeee•••eee••••••••~•••e•e• $495 1968 Pontiac Exec. 4 Dr. HT. Real good transportation~.• e e•e•e••e•eeee••e•aeeaaeeeeteeee•• 4 . dr . sedan, factory air, P . S ., P.B., vmyl roof, radial tires. A nice family car ....... .......................... .... $1995 1973 Buick H.T., LeSabre Custom, factory air, P.S., 4 dr. or Used you owe It to yourself P . B ., vinyl roof ............................ .. ....... $2795 1972 Pontiac Lemans, Before You Buy Any Car New 2 dr .• coupe, 6 to check with us. We are the friendly dealer. We have the cyl., automatic, P . S ............... 51695 1972 Pinto Station Wagon, 4 cyl , automatic . ........................ .... $1395 1973 Ford Country Squire 4 Dr. Wagon, factory air, automatic, P.S., sharpest pencil in town. See one of these friendly salesmen. Cew o rd Calvert, J. D. Story or Bill Nelson ~--...,., P.B., rack on her back ............ $2495 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger, 2 dr . H . T .• slant six, automatic, P.S ......... $1495 1969 Ford Torino, 2 dr. H. T. 6 cyl .......................•.•.......•.••.... $695 1971 Ford 4 Dr. Wagon .............. $695 71 Ford Torino 4 dr ·• ~tat ion factory air, automatiC, rack on her back. "Go~ wagon, P .:9·S .. ............. .. $ 1 Selection of Cheaper Cars in Stock." New Midland Base or Mobile CB. · CLEARANCE P.S .• . 23 Channel We have (two) good reasons to offer you the greatest price advantage ever on our remaining 1976 '175 (1) RIGGS USED CARS Roger R1ebel models• • • 985-4100 Located ln St. R1.7 for electr•c serv•cc set forlh In Sect 1on 1 of lh•s Or d1nanc e shall be calcula Ted as follows ( ll Each month dunng the term of th1S Ord1nance the Company Will ca lc ulate b1IIS tor s tandard !>econdary e l ec lr"• c serv•c c 1n the Mun•c 1pallly at the rat e!> se1 for th 10 Sec tton 1 of tn•s Or dtntU1Ce (2 J Each monTh the Cam pany Wt ll rende r a bil l for st reel ll ghl tng sen tc e m the Mun 1C 1pa l1ty 1n a cc ordance w1lh !he prov1 s1Q ns of the then ctf~c t 1ve street l1ghlmg or d1nan c~ of the Mun• c •pai•IY !3) Ea c h monTh dur•ng th e •erm of Th 1S Ord•nance the Company w111 reca tc ulale btlls. tor res1den t1 a1 and genera l servtce - small - secondary serv•ceat the rates set forth m Section 1 of lh• s Ordmance amended m lhe manner s.et forth 10 See110n 6 of th•s Or d1nan ce ( 41 The dtfferen ce be tween \h e ca lcu lat •on s under Paragrapn ( 1) hcre mabove re ferr ed to n lh 1s Sec l•on 2 and the cal c ula l •on s as prov1dcd m Paragraph {31 her emabove r eferred 10 •n lh1S Sec lton 1 s hall be applied to the paym ent of the c urrent bills to th e Mun ,c tpall ty for serv1 ce rendreed under the en effec11ve Si reet L•ght•ng ~rdlnance 1nC. Iudtng any unpa1d balance from prev•ous penods Any s uch d iff erence not requ~rcd for the payment of the current b1il s hall be applied to subsequent bill s tor sa•d services SECTION 3 Tha t. til the even I Th(! term of any contract lo r st andard s e c ondary clcclr 1c serv •c e hereafter made w1lh consumers •n lhe Mun ctpa ltT \1 pursuanT To the proOJ1S10n of lhts Ordmance shall exTend beyond the te r minatton date ol fh1 !> Or d1nance th e rates mcluding the M1n1mum Monlhiy Charg e c hargeable ther e- under shall be lh e rates •n etfP c t w•thtn the Mlln crpaltly at the l1mc such charqe 1!> rtl ade ~ ECTION J ThdiTh e Rul es and Rcgv lallon:!. contained m the Comprtny ~ P II ( 0 No I nn fil e Wl lh The Publi C Ullttlt CS Comm•ss•on of OhtO tas the same may !rom lln• e 10 T1mc be am endt•d or sup pi cn1en 1ed l as ctrc no• tn co nfl1 ct wtlh th f' .;)I' pit ~ " house and everything MUST be soldl Ray R1ggs Chester. 0 . pro 'J tS ions of th•S Ordman ce are app!ict~ble To a ll ser ... •ce rendered under and pursuanT lD th1S Ordman ce Not hmg c onta1ned w d lnn l l ts Or dtnt~nce shall pr eve11f any consum er from fakmg ad vantage o1 hm •oe eff ective pe r od of wthi S Ordmance of any appl •cab te ru le rcgula l,o ns . supp leme n t or opt.onal rOle whten the Company may make availab le 1n 11S Puc 0 No I on ft le w 11 n the Publt c UTt l ilr es Com m iSS IOn of Oh•o for the cta s.s of serv 1ce •n..,ot.., ed Ordman ce s hall be and SE CT tON S That lh 1S remaon .n for ce as to b• ll s lor e lecfr1c serv•ce ba sed on mete r read• ngs mad e durtng th e per~od com menc1ng on the effec ttvc date of th s Or dmanc e and end1 ng on July ~ 5 1977 subtect To prror Ter m•na 110n ot tht s Ordtnanc e as prol/tded for In Section a or tt11 s Ordmance SECTION 6 That 1f at any •li•S wllhln Ord•nance 11mc the per•od t1xedThe by Munteopalo ly should author w an a1terna11VC meThod for the payment of !he then curr ent bollS of lh e Muno copallly for f~r~~~~~·d"~~~~ ':.:.'~~e ~~~~~~ra~~ :f,~"~~~v~:,~~~:~ ·~~ 9 ~~.~ 9 1":," donance th e ancl Munprices lc opat••v th en 1he of rates for sta ndard secondary electnc scr..,•ce heretnabo\le se t fonn shall be amended as follow s RESIDENCE SERVICE Th e charge for the f1 rs t 30 kwh per monlh sl1ali be 10 OGc per kwh and th e m n1mum charge s hall be S.J 25 0 1n erw1se the schedule remams unchanged GENERAL SERVICE SMALL '- SECO~OAR Y Th e charge for the f1rs1 JO kwh per month shal oc o :l5c per kwh , and the a~\1 ~;,.] .I ll M 1n lmum Monthly Charge shall be reduced Sl SO per mon1h Otherwtse The schedule rema 1ns llr\Changed SECTION 7 ThaT th 1S Ord•nance shatl lak e effect from i!nd af ter tile earliest ~N i od allowed by law and ts wr1 ttt1 n accep1ance bY (ollJmbus and ~ou• h c n, , OhtO fl t: clriL Compc'lny ~ [;(liON H That the M Uil H l~dt l y by l t'g SI(I IIV e ,1 1111 ut 1h r rotllpany .. tnll hl , IIH r 1q il 10 t• r"'lll\lh New management Is cleaning (2) New models are due to arrive any day and we need the room I are hm1ted, and prices listed below are good 1hru Quantities 1976 Sept . 30, (NEW VOLKSWAGEN$) DASHERS BUS Total ooo 5 3 SOME MODELS R£DIJCED (l) ( ) 4 (2) ( ) 1 8 Umts BEETLES RABBITS • 1-----------~~~~~~~---~~~-------------t (NEW AMC CARS) As Low As ( 3) GREMLIN HORNET PACER TOTAL One SportabDut, one Hatchback. all three at dealer cost! (2) (3) 1----------.. . . 8 Units ~~~ ~~--~~~~----------t (DEMONSTRATORS) N RABBIT (1) Factory A.C. PACER (1) Pacer-X Was$4,658.00 OW$3,688.00 Was $4,953.00 . NOW $3,650.00 MATADOR ( 1) "Loaded" Was $5,872.00 • NOW S PORTABOUT ( 1) "Loaded" Was .. ~J,u;.c:II,IUU. (ADDED PLUS) We have the cleanest Used Car Inventory in t~e areal Thirty (301. ready to go units for you to choose from Novas, Chevelles, Montes, Pick-Ups, Dusters, Satellites, Buicks, and many others. "The Area's Latest D~al~r - With A New Dealing Policv " thts Ord in ance al anv 11me upon wr111en nollcc I led Wlfh the other party here to a! lei' S I th tn y 130) days pr1or TO s uch 1crm •nallon dat<' ~ ECliON '9 Thai the term!. and prO'JI ~Io n s of lh1S Or dtn . H H 1 1• f 101n1 t1 1ld SC\Il'ral I and the mvalld•ty of one shall Gene Grate no! affect the val•d•ty of (he qerk olh1 r Pil <t'>L'd by the Coun cil or !he Approved th s 14th day of Vttlagt"' o f M1ddl ~ por1 th is SepTember 1976 tJth rt"y o f September 1976 Fred Hoffman Mayor /l liE :O, T ( Ql 2-a ( 10 ) 1 2tc I �; .· 10- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Sept. 24, 1976 Rozenll Genhimer • • inc luded : Jobs - Carter would give Rotena B. Genhelmer, II, "top priority" to reducing overall employment in the MlnersvWe, died 'lbunday at (CooUnued from page I ) Pleasant Valley Hoapltll. Congress," Carter came back nation ro 4 or 4.5 per cent in She wu born Jan. 2, 1908 four years. Ford said the best with : the daughter of the late John "H he insists I should be answer to unemployment was · and Anna Baer Bally. She responsible for the ro ''look to the private sector" wu allo preceded In death by Democratic Congress , of and reduce taxes. Ta~es - Ford indicated he her husband, Olan, one son, which I was not a part, then I · one granddaughter, think he should be would sign the 1,S()t).page tax Richard, RosaMa Knight, one grandresponsible for the Nixon reform bill passed by son, infant Knight and one administration, of which he Congress, but said the brother John BaUy. · was a part, in its entirety." measure does not go as far as Mrs. Genhelmer was a Carter's main attack came he would like In culling taxes. member of the Forest Run Catter said be would cut on Ford's unemployment United Methodist Church, taxes for low and middle record .. He said more United Methodist Women, Americans are out of work income wage earners while now than when Ford took closing 'oopholea that benefit and the Ladles AuxiliarY of the American Legion, office two years ago, and he the rich, said the administration is · Amnesty - Repeating "insensitive" to the unem· previous stands, Ford said he Mrs. Hines, 79, opposes blanket amn~sty' ployed. dies Thursday Ford's strongest attack while Carter he would grant To help deliver dependable · ca me on Carter's lax pardons ~. which he said . Mrs. Edi t h H.lnes, 79, performance it has a heavy proposals. He said if Carter means forgtveness - but not Fi.sher st., Pomeroy, died duty motor and many other was elected he would "raise annnesty to draft resisters. . ,Thursday at Veterans components used in Budget - Both men said Memorial Hospital. the taxes on half the Frigidaire Commercial they wanted to balance the Mrs:Hines was the American people." Washers. Helps keep·shape budget, but For.d said in 1978, d8ughter of the late Jacob Following 12 questions and stretch in knits longer · posed by reporters, both gave while Carter said It would not aod Mary Scholl Meinhart. with an exclusive-action Knits cycle. four minute closing come until his fourth year In_ .. She wsa preceded in death office. lso b daughter Mr8 statements. Intelligence' Agencies a Y a The first debate was Ford said his admlnlstratloo Charlene Thoma, • t~o· confined to domestic ·issues. was the first to clamp down brothers, Max and Phillip On Oct. 6 the two will meet in on illegal activities by the Meinhart, and a sister, San Francisco to debate CIA and other Intelligence Meinhart, and her husband, foreign 1101icy and defense, Carter said the Cleland tUnes. and on Oct. 22 their third agencies. government has too much Survlvtng are a son, meeting will be a free for aU secrecy and too little Wlllard, Pomeroy ; two on any subject. personal privacy gr~na, Hoger Hlnea of Responses on major Issues · GaWpoUs, and Ray Hines of Belpre, and four 41reat· grandchildren, David and Douglas Hines of Belpre and (ConUnued from page I) Amy and Andrea Hines of to act to provide relief In the Gallipolis, and sever•! nieces form of energy subsidies just and nephewa. as they have acted in the past Mrs. Hines was a member to provide food subsidies, of Trinity Church and medical subsidies and belonged to the Happy housing subsidies." Harvesters and the. Busy Cummings pledged full Bees of the church. She was a cooperation of the OGA and member of the Daughters of its member companies In America. · · providing the legislature with Funeral services will be the · necessary information held at 2 p.m. Sunday at th.e aod dati to develop the Ewing Funeral Home with needed legislati011. ficlatlng. Burls! be of· in the W. H. will Perrin Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral borne after 7 this (Continued from page I) firm at Marietta. He evening. presented drawings, MONTHLY REPORT specifications and cost The Racine ER Squad estimates for the addition to the high school which will made 21 · runs during the include a Vocatioila I month of August, Joan Tuttle " Agriculture center. 1 multi reported. 'Jbey bad a total oii,QII Bnl1 media center and • music roo111. Plans were approved "' nian bours, drove ~.9 aod the clerk was authorized miles, made · runs in the to advertllse lor construction village of Racine and bids. 'Jbe · purchase of the Syracuse and to ~. claY~ bleachers and the new ad· Sutton, Ollve, Letart and dltion were approved in a Chester Townships. They $Ul,OOO bond lasue paaaed In transported patients to the spring by voten of the Holter Medical Center, dlatrict. Bids will be opened Veterans Memorialilolpital oand ~- Joaepha Hospital in on Oct. 28. . James Adams, high achool Parkersburs. principal, was authorized to attend a high achoolo prln- • · clpals conference in VeterailtMemorlaJHOIJiltal Columbus, Oct. 17·19. 'lbe ADMITTED Betty nezt meeting was set for Oct. Bailey, Vinton; John Pat·pomeroy 14. terson, Racine; Earl Cleland, Attending the meeting were Racine; ~ . George Oiler, rutiC!nd Adams, Beegle, Bill Baer, Middleport; Michael Hub•n~r~· plmns Larry Wolfe, James · bard, Syracuse; Betty Wickline, principals; Anna McKnight, Middleport. Oiler, lunchroom supervisor; DISCHARGED - Mildred the bank of CoMee Williams, coach·; BW Spencer, Mildred Gaul, Jewell, Michael Winebren· Robert Bllbop, Tommy Wile, the century ner, coachea; board mem· Tamara Tallent . . established 1872 bers, Jack Bolltlck, Robert SQUAD CAU.ED . Sayre, Roger Adams, DeMis The Pomeroy Emergency L,.l.,.Wbere'~!:;:!!:!!~~~!!:!!::;._J Evana, Hill; Clerk· Supt. Squad answered a eallat 1:20 Bobby Dallas Ord, and p.m. 'lbursday lor Sarah treasurer Jamea Wagner. Koebler wbo wu lU at ber borne at 323 'Candor St. She APPEARING FOR THE FIRST TIME was taken to Holzer Medical Center. Technical Frigidaire Heavy Duty . Automatic Washer claimed by deBth Pomeroy. SIJe Ia aurvlved by a 1011, Edward of Royal Oak, Michigan, three dauchlers, Mrs. William (Betty) KnJcht, Point Pleawlt; Mrs. William (Rachel) Sheridan, Waverly and Mn. Peter (Judith) Vanic;a, MellcoCity, Mezico; four alaters, Mrs. John (Kathleen) Scott, Miners· ville; Mrs. Rusa (Ann) Watson, Mlnenvllle; Mrs. C. p , (Bertha) Arnold, Stewart, and Mrs. J. B. (Altona) Marshall, LQulsvllle, Ky., 10 grandchlldren, and several nlecea and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday ai 1 p·.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Jarvis officiating, Burial will be In · Beech Gove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time. MEET RESCHEDULED RACINE - A meeting of the Southern Local School District Band Boosters· scheduled for Tlleaday has been postponed unlll 7:30 p.m. 'lbursday night at the high school. Everyone Is asked to attend to dlacuss the problem of additional Wlifonns. 'lbe band is now over80members, about twice the size of previous years, aod arrangements must be made for the new band members. _BAKER FURNITURE o. •• POSitiOn ~. ROCK MILL v.n., PvWIW.Ifte ~... ................ c.....,.,.If, ....... ..... '"'_...... ,..,._...".. hcoM ,.w .. ~.Oh ... Fronr Lancaster; Ohio ,.. ,.. ...: r..u-e.t _,.ka Mt .......... OM ....... h, tUS. ly !Mil !It CHilo ell4 w. v . .. ~ YMr, t2UI; II• lftOftlha. Ill .HI Thrllit - ' " ' · OM. l~re UUI .,..r: Jb _.thti1UI; fhrM - - t7.H. ~rlpta.. llf'kao Inc... lv'"'-y Fui( power. while with blue trim. Quysler Newport · Royal 2 Dr. HT 67 Cadillac . Ht .Sed., power, air ·" ·••·" ••· '995 74 Pori" • l.enlans Spt. Cpe; pow~ air•.•.• 13495 74 Olds Cutlass 2'Dr. Sup. Cpe............ '3895 ·was$1795 74 Olds Cut Sup. Cpe., power air......... 14195 now only '1495 2-73 Ford LTD, 4 dr, Air... ...............12695 73 Buick Regal HT Coupe, Full power · and air •.•....•••...............••..•••.•'3495 Was 53295. 73 Olds CuHass Supreme Cpe. power, air 13495 now on~ s3195 Pomeroy, 0. 72 Chev.lmp. 4 Door, V-8, auto., air: ...... ..S1595 .. .11 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., pow, air..............11995 now on~ s1495 t-------a70 Nova 2 Dr., 4 speed ..........:............'895 74 MtC Hornet 2 Door Automatic trans. Was$2295 · now only s1995 71 PontiaC Cat. Coupe Power, air. Was $1095 now on~ ss95 · 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout·Wagon Was$1095 now on~ SS95 72 Olds 98 Auto. trans. Was $2195 6.9 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. HT........ ,., ••••••• 1495 PS, PB, AIR Was '895 now.only '1995 68 Cutlas1 Supreme 4 Dr.....................1795 now on~ '695 4 Speed Was $2295 Fuli power, air 68 vW Transporter COLUMBUS The Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, to , meet mandales of both federal and state En· vironmenlal Protection Agencies, Is nearing com· pletlon of a project costing slightly·more than $1 million at GalllpoUs state Institute. The project included in· stallation of a new holler along with updating the entire coal·handUng system, repairs to other boilers and stokers along with other repalrM to mechanical equipment. The project Is alnlom ready lor final in· spectlon. The work Is part of $8,256,000 being spent this biennium on pollution control projects. In the previous bleMium, a little more than $7 mllllon was expended lor this purpose with another f6,1184,000 in projects con· templated for the next · bieMium, accordlnt! to John Jenkinson, head of the department's engineering unit .of the Office of Systems and FacUlties. Similar work Is being done in 12 other department • operated facilities with the main thrust the updating of their boiler systems and coal plants and coal plants with emphasis on the use of Obl<>produced coal. The department's EPA work Is in three areas: water 'sources to be sure all facilities have good, clean water: the treatment of wastewaters Including the EXTENDED OUTLOOK Moaday throagh Wedaeaday, a cbuce of rain Monday and Tlloaday and clearlq WedDeaday.lllgba wlli be Ia tbe . . to the low 70. and Iowa wUl be In tbe •• · '\'laton Mayor's Court Albert J. Runyon, Radcliff, $23 speed; Deborah S. Moore, Hamden, $23, speed; Larry Roach, Waterloo, $23, speed; Flortmce E: Ellis, Marietta, $18, speed; Clovis L. strausbaugh, Wilkesville, $18, speed; Gary G. Carpenter, New Straitsville,. $18, speed; Gene Puckett, Radcliff, 0., $18, speed and James B. Wingerter, Carrollton, $18, speed. wzll ·recezve Davis award GALUPOLIS - Maxine S. Plummer, execu· live director of the 648 Board, will be pre· sented the Eddie Davis awatd, according to an announcement made by Jack A: Farrington, executive director of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, at the annual meeting of the Gallia, Jackson, Meigs Community Mental Health Center, Inc. Friday night at the Holiday Inn here. The Eddie Davts award commends those who have contributed ·a great deal towards better health In Southeast Ohio. Three per· sons received appreciation awards. 'lbey are Maxine Wingett, Meigs County; Mary Lou King, Gallia and Trula Zlrrunerly, Jackson. 70 Ford LlD Wagon fi'l) 72 Chevr Imp. ' ' ' 'l ~ S.1ter Was 51095 now on~ '1595 Open Evanings'1116-Ti15p.m. S.t. KARR & VAN ZANDT "You'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Bu~ness" .See one of these courteous s11esmen: ~~ Burris, Lloyd McLaughlin or Marvin Keeblugh. ' ' 992-5342 ' ' GMAC r11ancine POMEROY Eelementary street safely patrol members IVho are helping school children gel safely across streell of the tnwn to and from school. They are, first row, 1-r, l(aren DeMou, Deanna VanMeter, Jeff FomiiUJ I PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT·PO MEROY 1 ·-, "\..;;.., ,~ _..., BLUE DEVJL Boosters Club President Ike Wiseman, third from left, presented plaques to George Carter, left, and Forest Mullins and Jay Simms (right) prior ro Friday night's home footbaU. opener on Memorlsl Field. The ceremony hooored numerous individuals who helped rebuild Memorial Field's gridiron and baseball field during the past year. Had it not. been for the volwiteer work and dooatioos, the projects would have cost more than $20,000. Others honored (not pictured) were Gord011 Harris, Miles Epling and Tom Jones. Wiseman also pre~~ented Booster of the Year Awards to Jay Simms, Gordoo Harris and Tom Jonea. It was pointed out the huge hellnet design painted at. midfield was done by Dave Lyoos, Tim Tope and Mike Evans. Wiseman thanked all individuals who helped make the Memorial Field project a huge success. - Keith Wilson photo. $200,000 action filed in wreck A suit for money In the amounl of $2110,000 bas been filed in Meigs Countx Com· rnori Pleas Court, $100,000 is for compensatory dsmages and $100,000 for punitive dsmages. Filing the suit Is Wllllam Mlddleswart, admlnlstrator of the estate of Wllllam G. Middleswarth, Rt. I, Port· land, against Rick A. Johnson, Gallon. The plaintiff states on the 11 TB cases reported in Meigs in '76 30th of August 1975, the defendant did negllgenlly operate his vehicle on SR 124 in Meigs County In a reckless speeding m&Mer, and did !aU to maintain an assured clear distance ahead and did run into and againSt the decedent, William Gregory Middle· swart's 010lorcycle. Plaln\111 states that as a result of the negligent con· duct on the part of the defendsnt Rick A. Johnson, Middleswarth suffered multiple body trauma and· suffered pain the remaining days of his Ille until his death on Sept. 4, 1975. In · other court action Maurice Gagnon, Pomeroy flied suit for divorce against · Rosemary Gagnon, Rt. 1, Minersville. Ronnie Brinker, Kanauga and Angle Brinker, Rt. 1, Racine, filed for dissolution of marriage. Thieves get $1,500 worth of items in Frid;Jy B&E GALLIPOLIS Ap· prollmately $1,500 worth of merchandise Including money wsa taken in a POMEROY - There have. breaking and entering Friday been 401 positive reactors to night at the borne of Mrs. the tuberculin skin tests In Johnny Jackson, 704 Second Melge County since 1971, Ave. City pollee officers said health department officials entry W85 made by prying off report. the lock on the rear door. Most of the reactors have been given prophylactic Once Inside, the intruders medication for a period of one ransacked the bouse then year aod there have been II pried a lock off a bedroom people diagnosed as having active tuberculosis during the GALLIPOLIS - The last year. The 11 have all Gallia County School received treatments and are Board, ID recessed session followed by the tuberculosis Saturday afternoon, blred clinic located on Mulberry Heights, the former' county 'lbomas E. Hairston as Gallla County Schools children's borne building. It Is · pointed out that a Superintendent. Halratoa balb from Cuyahoga Falb, tuberculosis levy wiU be up lor renewal at the Nov. 2 Ohio. His most recent election, having been pooltton was director of renewed every live years career development and since 1952. 'lbe renewal this placemeat center, Kent year will be a decrease from State University. Complete .65 of one mill to .4 of one mill. detalb of this and other Without the levy the ser· county board matters ..W vices made possible by the appear In Monday's paper. levy caMot be continued, officials report. closet. Taken were the following : a Ill-gauge shotgun, a 12gauge antique double barrel muzzle loader, an antique 6day clock, $500 worth of old coins, including sliver dollars, quarters, dimes and $2 bills; three gold ladiea' watches, a man ' s wrist watch, a Masoni€ ring and Polaroid camera. Carl Drununond, 41 Spruce St., reported someone en· tered his home Friday. Missing was a 16-gauge shotgun valued at $200. Vandalism was investigated at Carl's Tavern, 856 Second Ave., where someone threw two bricks breaking two large windows. Two juveniles ages 14 and 1~ were taken into custody Fridsy In connection with the theft of an auro owned by James Crouse, 21~ Eastern· Ave. The car was taken from a parking space at Third Ave. and Grape st. It was later recovered on Neighborliood Rd. TO MEET TUESDAy CHESHIRE - The Gallla . Meigs Community Action Agency Board of Directors will hold their monthly meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Cheshire Central of· fice. All members are urged to attend. Maidens assumes new post Bus,~ WasS1995 runoff from coal piles to . reduce sulphur content, along with the · air pollution con· trois, Jenkinson said. Plans for the next biennium call for expenditures of another $403,000 al the Gallipolis facility including $50,000 for additional water supplies, $103,000 on wastewater · treatment equipment and $250,000 on additional air . pollution controls. M~s. Plu~mer now on~ *2295 69 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr., air.................. 1495 74 Vega GT Cpe. 73 Olds 88 4 Dr. $1 million project nearing .COmpletion GALLIPOLIS - City commlaaloners here Friday evening in special ~ion by a 2-1 vote employed Atty. WIUiam N. Eachus as city solicitor replacing Dan Evans who resigned effective Saturday. However, as of Saturday morning, Eachus had not accepted the post. Eachus had been serving as assiatant city solicitor. At Friday's special session, cotnmissioner Douglas J. Wetherholt questioned if the commission was tnaridated to accept Evans• resignation. . Later, it was suggested that Eachus be appointed to the post ro serve temporarily during the Illness of Com· mission President John Allison, a patient In the Hol1er Medical Center. A coillerence call wu then made to Allison with com· rnls8ioners Wetberholt, Pete Nibert, City Manager Dick M1lls and clerk Evelyn Young on the other end. On a roll call vote, Allison and Nibert voted to hire Eachus, but Wetherbolt voted against it. With that action, the job is Eacpus' ii he desires to accept. 4 Dr., Power and Air Was 12495 74 Vega Hatchback C'Aiupe MEIGS THEATRE a.DSED FOR Vfl.ATION WATCH FOR OPENING DATE FLOATING EXIUBIT WELOOMED- Galllpolie City Manager RichardT. (Dick) . Mllls, right, welcomed Capt. Henry Billiot of the flOating bicentennial exhibit, Sergeant Floyd to Gallipolis Friday morning during a brief ribbon-<:Utting ceremony at the rlvetfroot. The tnwboat; sponsored by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, docked in GaiUpolla Frlds:( to give interested persons a cbance to view its series of audi<>-visual exhibits which·recount the early hlsrory of the United States. · 72.Buick Elec. 225 HT Cpe., ·power air ..... '2495 1------1: 71 Buicll Skylark . HT Cpe. budgets with the 1978 approprlaUons beside them. 643 Mental Health Board, $126,485 ($103,489); 643 Clinic, $638,461 ($1$5,485 ); Drug Abuse Program, $25,734($22,788) ; 409 Drug (Coolinued on page 2) tabbed for city post 73 Ford Gal. 500 HT Cpe., pow, air........12395 73 Buidl225 ·Umited HT Cpe. went from a budget of $36£642 to $$27,798. The 648 Mental Health Board Is funded by state and federal IUIICI& as well as a .2 levy on property owners. Here is the overall 648 Eachus is Visit the Warehouse on Mechanic St. - See the new line of G. E. : appliances and televisions:..... Save on our sale of carpet mill ends. 68 Cadillac Cpe. the county share Is $21,800 Your lnvited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1976 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT NO. 35 • Save up to '300 on Kimball Pianos' Furniture Department, 3rd Floor DeVille •.. •••.. ••.••.•••••.• 1795 creased from $975,700 to $1,220,200. 'lbe lund is fur· bi.shed by the state gasoline and llcen&e plate tai. 'lbe Guiding Hand School bodget · W85 increased fronn $162,300 to $302,000 whtle Public Assistance (Welfare) which flt,voted 'ft~ The Greater Miclllle Ohio Valley Sofas, Chairs, Sleep or Lounger DeV~Ie •.•••••••••••• •'3595 Major increases are noted in the county's Maintenance and Road Fund ( M&R), Guiding Hand School, Public AMistance, and the operaUoll of the 648 Mental Health Board and.its facilities . 'lbe M&R Fund was In- tmts Cloudy and a chance .of lhowere today with highs 70 to 75. • Special Sale Prices Now on Kroehler 71 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., power, air .••.• 13295 now only '3295 ·now on~ '1995 THE MEIGS INN big portion of that actually does not come . from the county." Included in the county departments are federal and state funds lor the Highway Department, Welfare Asalstance and the 648 Me11tal Health Board. + on Custom Made Draperies Dark blue. blue trim, vinyl roof, full power. air, new Was$3495 · n...-lettt '"··· tHE BEST IN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT · The county's General Fund departments for salary ad· shows an increase Of over Justmenta and supplies. 'lbe county's General Fund $100,000 which Mrs. Condee said is attributed to an In· budget was lei at $1,718,113 crease in the budget of the compared ro $1,614,7» a year sheriff's department. from ago. Mrs. Condee said, $119,800 to $1110,000 plus In- "Although the overall figure creases in all other county of $5,511,434 seems lar~e . a Weather V(1 11 . eSe~ve 30~· Friday Night and. Saturday tires, low miles, one owner. Automatic. lfr _,,., lllrMN anlt.lt.. rJ CMtl ..... lffiHtl ,• ly Motor lloute wMI'II _.,..,_ 10 til 2 •I · OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 8 1972 Cadilac Sedan 75.Dodge Dart Swinger Cpe. W.tl . Orlffllh c-~y . Inc;., . . . ttnelll .,.. CWI.._.... 01.... , ur Thlr~ Aw• .. N•wYoril, N.T. 1M17. j hli~Mrtptlon ., Elberfelds In Pomeroy USED.CAR SALE! Air m c-. St., ~r. Ot.lo .. , ... lvtiReU Offll• Htone "1-fUt. '' ' laM,f4, n.. ot.kl ., ~ , . GALLIPOLIS - Gailla County Commlaalonera here have approved the 1977 county departmental budgeta totaUng $5,611,434.37, • 13.9 pet. increaae over the 1976 budgeta according to County Auditor Dorothy Condee. Elberfelds In Pomeroy SALE! CHIIRIL. rAMWfiU 3 Guys & 2 Gals • • Wareho11se. Main Store and Home Furnishings Annex open Friday until 8 - Saturday from 9:30 until 5, Was $1695 il' Gallia budget up 13.9 percent over last year • PRICED TO MINIUIAIOH AliA IOIItrHOfrLI(H Clfyft11r., L11.11tll~ .lly ,,_,, htw•y w-·· ' REDUCED' pomeroy national . bank THf OA/ll' SINTII!IIIt , DfVOrtD ro nit Urlflllflf 0, ASK TOWED A marriage license has been .laaued to Donald Ray Jackson, 19, Tuppers Plains, and Avis Faith Blaaell, 19, Rt. 1, Long Bottom. Middleport Firat United Prelbylerlan Cbun:b llld wu a duooa• of the bolrd. Sbe wu a member of the ,......,~ ot the churdl and beJoaced to the MlddfePo'l Gtrdtn Club. FWIII'II • •icw lrill be heJd al Z p.m. Sunday at the Rlwllnae·Coata Funeral Home with the ~. DwiCbt Z.vltl olfldatlnl. Burial wW be In Middleport HIU Ccnetery. Ftlenda may call at the funeral home from 10 a.m. to noon and from 4 p.D\. to I p.m. Saturday. IT'S KARR &,VAN ZANDT'S A Safe Deposit .Box is better than your own pocket. ·It's 'fireproof. Burglar proof. Peace of mind for pennies a TO MEET TUE!iDA Y SaUsbury PTO wU1 meet Tlleaday, Sept. 28 at 7:30p.m. Teachen and school per· SOMe! will be Introduced. Please. bring RC bottle caps. 1blrd Ave., Middleport, died late Thursday niPt at the Arcadia Nuning Home, Coolville. 'lbe dauchter of the late William and Margaret Anderton Park, abe wu boin Nov. 7, IIH In Middleport. She wu IIIIo prteeded In death by 1 IIIIer, Mill Suaan Park who wu a teacher at Middleport Hich Sehool for many :raars. Mill Park wu a retired secretary-treasurer of the Meigs Grocery In Middleport. ··-----------------------------------•-~'! Safe Deposit. AT THE INN PLACE Mill Mary A. Pan, .. She WU I IIHIIIIber of the • TO MEET MONDAY Meigs J!'nior High Ath)etic Boo.!ters wUl meet Mlinday, Sept. 'IT, at 7:30 p.m. In the cafeteria at the junior high building In Middleport. All persons wbo · are in· terested In the junior bigh athletic program are urged to attend. Southern I Miss Park is claimed by death SPECIAL MEETING Tben ..w be a lp'd•l meetlnc of Melp Local . Scbool Board Moaday at 7:30 p.m. for the tranafer of fundi, hiring of pei'I!IMII and administrative aalary ad· juatment. The meet1nc Ia open to the public and wUl be held In the superintendent's office. l Ginther, Julia Spencer, Kim Morrow and Wayne Pearson; back row, I to r, CindY Curtis, Kim Rousl), Priscilla Herd· man, Rod Manley, John McKinney, Ken McCullough, Gene Klein. Advisor of the group this year Is John Arnott. POMEROY · - Dale K. Maidens, Elm St., Racine, has become associated with the Pomeroy Motor Cqmpany as sales representative representing Chevrolet Motor Division. A1l a new employe of the company, located on Pomeroy's East Main Street he will be selUng new cars and irucks and all mooels of used vehicles. Maidens iii the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maldena, Fredericktown, Ohio. He is a 1963 graduate of Washington Bloomfield High School at Iberia, Ohio. He served with the U. s. Navy, Aug. 1963 to · Oct. 1966 and W85 slaUoned in Bermuda with a naval air support attachme11t ,., · aviation administration ., aasiinments. He was employed in ad· ~ratlve • management positions with General Telephone Co. of Ohio and with General Telephone Northern Division traffic iechnlclan in Bellevue. Maidens Is married to the former Roberta F ..Kraeuter, Racine, vocal music teacher now doing substitute teaching. 'lbe couple has two children, a son, Colin, 3, and a daughter, Christl, 17 montha. Maidens Is a member of Marion Lodge 70, F&AM, Mari011 Chapter 62, R.A.M., ColumbUs Chapter of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, Bosworth Council 46, and Ohio Valley Commandery 24. DALE MAR .NS I ' NEW SANITARIAN John Cunnlagham, Upper Sec6nd Ave., Gallipolis, a graduate of Oblo State Unlvenlly with a B.S. Degree In Micro-Biology bas been employed 11 Gallla Caunty Sanitarian. Cunningham replaces Dave Garst who resigned. Now .You Know 'lbe language of Albania Is shgyp, and the principal dialects are gheg and tosk. Nativea of Albania shiqipnl, or "land of the eagles" call themselves shqulptar. • ... � 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 24, 1976 baily genheimer hines meinhart park