https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/147316ed3e2e3e689c9edff685f8ae53.pdf fab59e85441828f9ecfc7a36d31281db PDF Text Text '. ••- TbiDIII7Sen!ee',M'Mtr ~. o .. Wedlleldly,&e2t.29, t97& Nine cases are settled Court docket shows total of 15 actions Seroice beefed up by G-T MARION - Improved proJect& dllrlnl 1171-lt?l. eam11111 blve enabled Eamlap were decUalna SIJ defendanta were fined General Teltpbone eo. of draatlcaUJ dartna tblt and three others forfeited Ohio to beef1P Ill . . tewlde period, be I'IIIIIUbd. bonds In Middleport Mayor Melli County Common aervlc:e IIJIIlllll8n PI'OII'IIII ReltoraiiOD of tile projldl Fred Hoffman 'a court :1\l!JIIday nlcht.' . .. ' PI~ Court baa lf'a!!led six by $21 mDIIan, 11M COOlplll)' to tbe wwll lf'hednle ud Fined were Dexter Erwin, dlvorcea, dissolved lou'r said today. Campany offlctail reeall of aome 110 wornn New Haven: iii( and costa, marriaaeund dlsml ed five met wllb tile Public Ulllltlee bave been .......,......, uld Comml.IIIOD of Oblo Tueaday Wopat. Wopat Indicated I'1IMlnl • atop llan; John otbercuee. Grantod dlvorcea were to oulllne upauloo plaallor . delaya In ·f~U!na rate blkea Ro!llh, Middleport, $10 and m.ade II cUiilcalt to cope with costa, apiDDina tlrel; Richard Gary F. Hysell from Rolle 11M lutw'e. Ann HyaeU, Nancy E. Alter Robert M. Wopat of laflai!Gn ud IIJ)Irallaa CG111 D, Gllkey, l9, Middleport; $10 from Cbarlee R. Alker, Rita Marice~, preeldent, said Pi of dGIDa bullneu. Rate Cllll and costa, running a mWl011 Ia beiDa aided to ws-e pending before PUCO Arnold from WUUam Arnold; stop siRn; Mark W. Gener. a l's flve-eyar (1971· more lblll two yun. Jones, 25, VIenna, Ddorel Keaa King from John Tbe accelerated con· W. Va., $150 and costa, three Manhatt Kina: Penni V. UleO) upanslon budget. II days In jaU, driving while Lyona frvm Bernard Lylllll wiD booll tbe total outlay of IUuctlca effort will result In . 10111e ~liollal employuMnt, lntwcated, ud $100 and ud Qkla D. w~.. lroin ts57 mWlon. Rate ad.Jlllllilents al'a,rded cblelly In engineering and Brenda J. Walker. costs, ,......,ion · of lbe CGIIIJIIII)' In 1175 ud 19'16 conatructlon forces, be Maniagea dlaaolved were merijum wnle N. Lena Evelyn Clark and and 1~ad\lll recovery of c:oollnued. Mulford, a. , .-.neroy, $10 and costa, niiiiiiDi a stop Ca.rmln E. Clark. Samuel general bullneu c:oodii!Gna . ''Tile ~Ilona! fundi wiD !!l,ln, and Barbera J. Archer, Eupne MciODnty and Ruth made It poaalble to bollter tbe mate It poeelble to complete Ann McKinney, Thelma l'OIIIIrllcUOD effort, Wopat ~ llnallep of a lq~e ZJ, 1\llclclleport, $15 and costa, V.RuaU NEW NURSE - Mrs. Mary Myers, ' Route 4, party-line reduction and Harold RUIII!U said. -llpeedlng. Pomeroy, has begun her duties u the public health nurse Tills optimistic action pncram," uld Wopat. Forfeiting bonda, all polled and John E. Kerr, Jr. and of the MeigtCounty Departmj!!!t of Health. Mrs. Myers, foUowa 011 tbe beela of 10me Plana call lor ellmlnattnc MeUaaa Kerr. on apeedlns charges, were who moved here from Colorado, once wu a ml&ilonary In Casea dlamlased · were employe layoffs ud poat· aU rural ellbt"JIIriY llnel and Cbapman E. Dmon, Jr., 29, South America for five yean. She Is the daughter of Mr. Robert . Bowen, county ponement of about 200 wtan lolll'fllrl)' llnu by Winfield, W. Va., U1.70; and Mrs. Ben Eblin, Route 4, Pomeroy. superintendent VI James and Cllrl.stQPber E. Anderson, 2i, G.Wpolll, $23.70, and George Celli BaUey, Elda Darlene C. TbomJ)IOI!, 24, Pomeroy, Taylor VI Richard E. Taylor, • $23.70. Martba Anderaon VI Tbomu (Continued 1nm paae I) Anderlon, Karen Elizabeth Turley VI Kenneth Turley outlay of $38 mll1lon would be requlrod for 2,100 new buses to THE (:ATHOLIC the Bethlehem Boptlst lrllllllport tbe 515,000 studentl and another $36 mWlonfor added and Ohio VI Ralph Wblte. WOMEN'S Club will hold a Church, Great Bend, the · basement sale from 9 a.m . to unction ol R011!es J38 and Fines ordered by etpendltures for the schoola, according to J p.m. on Monday In the · \ 24, .Monday through Sunday, Sacre'd Heart Church at 7:30 p.m . each evening. Audl .t orlum. Toys and The evangelist will be Orin clothing will be for sale. Walker and there will be . GOV. JAMES A. RHODES has announced that · the Bureau ol Motor Vehicles has a third monthly Installment of $41e.S million in 1976 license revenues ready for. pia distribution among the slate's 88 counties. Meigs . County will receive $15,714.15. vocal music each evening. Earl Shuler, the pastor, Invites the public. MRS . DAISY B. ANKROM, a resident of Arcadia Nursing Home lh Coolville will be 90 rears old on Ocl. 1, and Miss Zelia Pullin, 150 .N. Second Ave., Apl. 16, will be 89 on Oct. 23. OHIO VALLEY GRANGE SFC JERRY CLELAND of 2612 , Letart Falls, will serve Fl. Sill, Oklo . son of Mr. and lunch at the Guy Shuler Mrs. Ross C1eland. Chesler picnic sale IQ be held Friday · was sent Tuesday morning to and Saturday at the Letart Saudi Arabia fo train Arabs Falls Community Building. in the use· ol heovy equip. mont. Only 10 American THERE IS A NEW number sotdlers were went to Arabia. listing for Meigs area women Cleland will be 1,000 miles who wish to make an appoint- inland and a plane will be on ment to attend 0110 of the free t." t area only once a month . cancer clinics to be held at Veterans Memorial Hospital RACINE BOY SCOUT on Oc!. 13 and 27. Numbers to Troop 24land Cub Scout Pock be called are 992-3708 . 2oiJ will hold a bake sale daytime, and 992·5832, saturday, Oc!. 2 at 8:30a.m. evenings or weekends . in front of the Roclne Post Office. Any0110 wishing to A REVIVAL will be held at da~ale are lo call 94'1·2UI, 949·2619 or 992-1059. Hospital News . Local BOwling vew.. 1111sw1a1 HIIJIIIal ADMISSIONS - Herman Haddcm, Middleport; Velma Imboden, Rutland; l\lllz1am · Len; Ractne. · DISCHARGES - Rudy Hupp, Thelma Duncan, Ha~lle Barringer, Sarah Macgle Rolenkram:. MaJ:Yin Darst, Clarence eonao: Wic:IIUne. Heller Hedleal CeUer (IJio! l'li1et. Sept.ll) Septomber 22. 1976 · W Latecomers . 26 Misfits 22 Rookies 22 Gulterdusters 18 Team No.2 16 Globetrotters 14 L 6 10 10 14 16 18 Allunders . 8 24 Unpreclidables 2 30 High . team series Lotecomers 1310, Misfits 1254, Rookies 1119. ·· High team gime Latecomers 493. Misfits 469, Latecomers ol.52. . High Ind. Ser~ - Bunny Estes m, Jane Tennonl 480, Pllyllls Benntlt m. High Ind. GAme - Nancy Neufillng and Jane Tennant 191, Bunny Estes 118, Phyllis BeiV!etl 166. . ~enny Corpenter : 1·2·7 spere conver~lon Marie Petry- 3·10 split conversion. Irene BenaeH, Darrell Campbell, Wlllard CoatM, J!oeemvy Colley, WDlls Cox, ~ Dml, Gloria Devol, EFJ1elt Galun, . Donald Gallowa.Y, CoclllaDc:e Goble, Mn. Mlebu1 lio!*m ud - ,·• 111111 IClmard, Sllllll Knight, LucUle Lambert, TamnlY Lovell, Joan McClain, Calvin Md>ulel, Joey Septembtr21, 1976 MI1Jer' Sylvia Mooney,llarry POMEROY LANES Moore, Barbara MuUina, · Trl County IMgue Catherine Parker, · LeDI Pooler, Clara Reed, Cberyl Eagles Oub StepiHiu, Sharon . Swan, Strikers Linda Tennant, Margaret Pomeroy Cern . Blk Co . HloR Flr•slooe 'hlmul, Michael ,...,plOD, Computers Services · Pamela Welch, Mary TeamOne Wileman, Velma Young. Ind. Game (B-SepLD) Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gllleuwater, aon, Rodney. !:t c. > TAI"..S '10 110L1BB The .PGmeroy Emqeacy Squd·wu ailed to 117 Vale St., at 12:40 a.m. WedaeadaJ ror Mn. Baal1llo Glrolaml wbo- IU. Sbe ... tall:lllto Qolrer Medical Center. Learning needs. lfounil early in rltesting program 11 1110. Tbll Ia IHIIDI IC. C!!!!JIIIIIhed 011 I ~ bull todly. Wopat 11ld about twotblrda of tile $21 mDliOD wiD ao ror IIPIM'OII of e~ble flcllltiel ud ~ IJIIIIntuL Tbe remo!Mer wiD cov.r pwdllle of ltema IUdl u looll, lllllnlmenll . ud nUdlboarda, piUI new hd!dlgp ud llddlllcll1l. •'Tile Plitf.Jjne reduction program hll been In procriu more thin 11 ytll'l," uld WOplt. . "Todly more lban rt per cent of our tealdenUal Mayor Andrews JAMES CROW teals the motor skills of Usa Distelhorse and PeMl Jeffers. Fined In Pomeroy Mayor day, Lows tonlgbt..W be t5to om, Clarence Andrews' ·court 50 and hlgba Tbursdi.J In lbe Tueaday nigbi were Roy upper 6011. ProbebtlltJ of rain EUII, Middleport, $30 and 20 per cent today, tonlgbt and costa; Intoxication; Willie Thursday. For, Wellslon, $10 ud costa, AUTOS COLLIDE faUure to oiHiy tbe request of The Meigs Couaty Sheriff'a an officer; Denver Bllllh, E!AST LIVERPooL, OHIO - ROBERT BAKER an Pomeroy, PIG ud COlis, Department lnvestlpted a attorney rtll'llesenllng the Easllivetpool Board ol EclucaUoo petty larceny, and JOIU@an two e1r ac:ddent :1\leaday at baa declared an lrnpa• In the ~t-day teacben Blrlke ilY ScGtl, Pomeroy, $110 and 7::10 p.m. In Scipio Twp. on ~ of tbe Elll livii]IOOI Educai!Gn Auoclalloll. ·The TR 52. · COlis, aaaaull. stalemate was called alter a ~ UBO<:Iallon meellng The report said JIUIIIIII .R. ·Forfeltll\g bonds were Tueeday. ' ', 1bcmu Anderson, Rutland, ' Bartley, Jr., Rt. I, Rulland, Schools &lperintendent Richard Jordan said the nut step $30, laillng to ytM at at ln- traftllng norlb, Rot 110 feet was to have ta1ka submitted to mediation or arbitration The lenectloa; RoiHirt Bunon, left of center ud 1truct lbe board's latest Clllti'act was rejected by the teachers ~rly Sbade, $300, driving whUe left r - ol a car travelbig Tuesday. Intoxicated, and Hazel IIOutb driven by Nancy J. "The offer lbat 11M board made the teachers wu lor under Grate, Lan~svUie, f50, Butcher, Albena. 1'ben! w..e what we had antleipated, "said chief teachen negotiator Keith overtaktna a stopped 8Chool no lnjuriel, no cltatloa laSued, ~on. .... -·-~"'ft« their bu. and only moderate property pn.orities.''"and what we feel they can .,.v ~ ul · - · ... '61111§ damage. ~ Aqaat totaled 19... net tons, apprulmlt8IJ u mliJIGn lOIII more tban tbe CVIt,eiijj!ClGdlng period lall year, tbe Lake a1 y VOL XXVII NO. 116 ~~ 1\.T Taka It on your iravals ·or wear II when vn•"'•••• off lor a shopping trip. Wlntuk• Orion® acrylic easily washable ..:...rooks and feels like the · mlum yarn It Is! Longer cardigan (271nch langlh Good SeleetiQn of Colols & Sizes ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . In our search for a new measure of excellen ce we've strived to make every Olds a betteiOtds for 1977. Our ne.;, Ninety·Eights and Delta 88s are more space-efficient, more weight-efficient and fuel ·efficienl than last year. (EPA test results below are estimates; your mileage depends on how you drive, your car's condition and its equipment California EPA estimates are lower.) million • Carrlera' Association reported today. . LONG n.Y CAST · ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Steve RaJelf of San Fraaclsco Twday tbe mnltlpller dl••,... double bandad event In the World Flycllllng Cbamplonablpe with a long cut of IOUI meters. . · Delta 88 Royale. !'lew idea ln famUy cars. ~-r. .J, .' \''~: ~ ~ ·" ·~ ~ • , ,." .• ,.._._.. . , 1 1• '\ ~ . ~ow you don 't have to sacrifice the room , the comfort, and the greet nde you w&nt-to get the ki nd of good g ~s mileage you need! There' s .. __ -· ,.,_ 1 \ ,l ' • . # .the new headroom and legroom I n the rear, new .s uspen s~on systems for the smooth, bigca r nde you 11ke. Yet Delta sa mileage is E~A highway tesl: 16 mpg inlh.ecitytes!, dramatically improved: 23 mpg, highway; 17 mpg, Cily.lesl, with available Rocket 260 VB . with the standard Ro cket 350 VB! You've got to ekperience its driving ease to believe it! • - ' {<'E·:. :, ' .... ,_ . -. .., ' Pis 20 16 14 14 I o Bill R rd and Moses Normen 212; Ron Toller 206; Chorlts Smith 201 . High Seriu - Moses Normon 564; Bill Radford 562: Blaine Carter 5-40. Team H,lgh Game and s.t-1• - Strikers, 890 and 7552. MEIGS litEATRE aosm FOR .... ~ VM'.AnoN WATCH FOR OPENING DATE •• ~ ,..• . Salon: The "g rand touring" Cutlass. 4·4·2: The legend lives onl Bold, Culluo &:Classy Cullass look, ride, · spor!y,looks. FE 2 rallye suspen · and comfort In the lowest· priced Slo~ . EPA estimates with~ , Cutlass ofalll Plus an EPA highway avat lable 260 VB, 5, ~~ . raling of 26 mpg: 16 mpg, city, with estimates are: 26 mpg, highway; 17 mpg, city. Hatch roof available. · · TilE INN PLACE ThursdJJy Night SpeciJJl ••• .... = Which kind of Cutlass is the right CuUass for you? With 260 VB, 5·speed transmission, 2.73 axle, EPA .speed transmiSS IOn.. 2.73 a.le: 27 mpg, htgh· way test; 17 mpg, city. lx . VI' ..~ Supreme Brougham: Big-car luxury tnteriar, practical size !n coupe or new sedan I EPA estimates: 25 mpg, .~£' standard 231 V6 engine and . . • manual transmission. . · , · """" · ·.', rJ-:·~ 1 . • · .' highway; ,t8.mpjl. Clly. with 231 vq. available automatic, 2.7 3 axle. .., •••• .• ,' < .. ~ • • lulU!)' CIJ'I, . Twin sliding roof panels, wraparound rear window, a n@w classic look. New Rocket 403 V8 # '"':-L ·•·· VIsit Our Salad Bar Stuffed Peppers Crumad Potatoes Vegetablea Hot Rolls Q)ffee, TH or Milk Omega Brouabam. Economicalto eJII"'I•M l:uropean HCIIDL . Our impressive "import fighter:· Roomy, , luxurious-feeling, inside; compact, fna~eu· verabie on lhe road. The affordoble ailtr·• notivel EPA estimates: 27 mpg. blgl\'jloy; 16 mpg, c1tl4 with stondard 2~ I V16 OJ191Q.!' and manual transmission . • Plus tax THE MEIGS INN Ill 25; with compu!erized f>11SAR elec!ronlc spork timing , EPA esllmates: 19 mpg. highwoy: 1l mpg, city. Slalflre GT. The joy of drivlng·ls alive and well! . ' See whal's in Starfire with the available GT pack age: bucke!s, floor-shifter, tach and gauges, GT slrlpes, rollye wheels-and morel EPA estlmales with available 23 1 V6. ~ spe ed transmission, 2.56 aJIIe: 34 mpg, highway: 19 mpg, city. Sensational! ~SEE carry out the diagnostic learning needa program. In 26 peraon.s Involved In . lbe ·fX'OCI'am. attended a two day workshop In Chllllcothe to bec:ome familiar with the teslinl! methoda. Wednel!day, testtnaolaollle of the Pomeroy Elementary School klndergartilJI studenta was carried out. Members ol 11M Meigs County Retired ,Senior Volunteer Program . were on hand to assist the children and the testinl! staff moving chUdren from station to station. Tbe seruor volunteer group (Continued on Page 7) ""goat / J MEIGS LOCAL School Olstl'ict health nurse Shato11. Birch, conduc~ a vision examination for Janelle ilurlon at Pomeroy Elementary School's klndergm~n. enttne PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS BEIRtrr, LEBANON - SYRIAN AND CHRISTIAN forces closed In on pockets of Palestinian resistance In the Lebanese central mountains today In what appeared to be the worst defeat lor the cOIIllllilndos In Lebanon's 17-month· civil war. Palestinian IIPOI\esmen 'refused to eommenl on iheir quick setback In the face of Syria's spectacular and largely unopposed assault. But a Palestinian source confinned they had lost the most important positions vital to the rest of their mountain defense-the key towns of Hammana, Mtein and Alntoura . Palestinian sources attributed the collapse of their positions to a Syrian change of tactics from tank columns to mobile Infantry able to stonn through side roads, over ridges and acr0811 fields to attack from sides where the Palestinians were unprepared. WASifiNGTON - THE SENATE BELIEVES 65 weeks is too long a time for Americans to collect. unemployment CQDpensBtlon, and would let the limit fall to 39 weeks. The plan would require state .and local governments to take over most of the cost Of providing jpbless pay coverage for their own nearly 8 mWlon employes. It would not requke lhe nation's I million domestic and 1 mllUon agricultural workers lo be · given permanent unemployment compensation eoverage~ It would raise the unemployment tax, paid bY employers, in order to start reducing·an $11tiilllon deficit in the program, brought on by high unemployment during the recession. Those decisions were made, through action or inaction, by the Senate Wednesday as It pasSed 70 to 6 a bUI revising the permanent, federal-state unemployment compensation program, which covers 68 mi1lion Americans. The bill now goes to conference. with a House.passed bill differing in some respects. DR. JAMES ROGERS, Meigs CoWity 's school psychologist , tes~ John Klein , Athletes want bottles, caps Act;ident underlines claim of hazard SYRACUSE - For the lack oi a guardrail a cargo truck went off Ihe highway In upper Sytaclise wedn<;sday at 1:515 p.m. . . According to Sheriff's Deputy Randall Carpenter, investigating the accident, this lruck driven east by Luther llamey, 42, Lesage, W. Va. owned by . Zerkle Trucking Co., Middleport, went over the embankment, struck a utility pole and turned over on its side. The driver escaped without injury . Residents in Syracuse and Racine were without power for !hree and a half hours. The area of the accident has been a recognized hazard for several years. Assistance has been requested from the State Highway Department to widen the road and place a guardrail in the area but nothing has been done. The stale contends that it ls the responsibility of the village, bul the village cannot pay for it. There have been numerous accidents In the area . HEW vetO ,{aces override action WASHINGTON (UP! ) Democrats mustered 'votes QUINCY, ILL. - TWO MEN ARE IN custody in today for effor.ts to override coonecU.on with a series of boffib blasts that killed one man and President Ford's 59th veto, Injured another during GOP vice presidential candidate which rejected as too costly a $56.6 billion bm financing Robert DOle's visit to Quincy earner this week. operations of the Labor Authorltiee said ooe or two more suspeciB were still being and the Department sought today. Robert Motley, a Quiocy construction worker sought oo murder and anon charges, turned himself in Department of Health, Wednel!day nlcht. Shortly afterwards, Adams County Sheriff Education and Welfare. Democratic leaders, who Robert Nail announced that Jeffrey T. Lewis, 17, Quincy, had accused Ford of insensitivity been arrested on the same charges earlier Wednesday. and a lack of compassion , scheduled a vote today on WASifiNGTON - ABOUT 3.4 MIWON government overriding th e veto .. The employes earning less than $37,806 1nnually will get a pay measW'e had passed both the raise next month. House and the Senate by President Ford Wednesday ordered a 4.113 per cent pay boost foc civilian and mllllary employes effective Oct. 1. About voice votes, and the prospects 1.4 mWlon clvlllana and 2 mllUon mllltary personnel are lor · an override were al!ected. The aMouncement 118id the increase will vary with uncertain but leaders were · general grade from 4;24 per cent at Gs-6 to 7.92 per cent in the optimistic. If the veto stands, the two lower step grades of. GS-IS. departments will get their funding through a congressional resolution providing funds until t-farch 1, 1977, at a rate sllghUy higher than In their last budget. Ford said he opposed the bill because it cost nearly $4 Four lawsuits lor money Wilt, Rt. t, Pomeroy, ask billion more than he 'bave been fUod In Meigs $6,500 from James Fisher, recommended. He termed it County Common Pleaa Court. Middleport, lor Injuries "a pei'lect example of the In otber entrlea one couple sufferod by MarJorie Wilt, a triumph of election year Biked for divorce lind anotber paaaenger In a car that the polltlcso ver fiscal restraint got Ill wish. 'defendant negligently drove and responsibility to the' Edward M. Cozart, hls vehicle Into on May 25, hard-pressed American Pomeroy, Shtela K. Cozart, 1976, In Mlddlepor~, ac- taxpayer." Pomeroy, and Ro(ler Davia, cording to the peUUon. The bill carried $10 bmion dbl Klapbury Mobile Home . A sull In the amount of for the Labor Department 8alea and Servl~e Inc., •IZ,988.52 was flied by Ruby Paa1a0y, Ia 1111n11 MuOn and Vinton Jones, Rt. I, Long Homea Inc., Mason and Bottom, agalnat Opal FitzP Ills b u r 1 b T es t1 n g patrick, Rt. 3, Albany · for, LaboralllrJ, Plltlburgh, Pa., InJuries sullced by Ruby fqr ...703 In compenaa!ory Jonee when she feU Into an Chance of showers this dtmages and fl50,000 OjleD well on the defetldant's evening, becoming only paattlve dtma1es lor property. croudy late tonight and clamall to a mublle home. He,lene Braden, Mid· Friday. Llws tonight in lbe The Pomeroy National dleport, filed lor divorce lower 50s, highs Frlday in ~ 41lad fllr t~.•·• 1nm against ·itirold S. Braden, lower 70s. Probability of l\obert E. Ruuel1 ud Allee Jr., Sparta, Ky., and Eugia precipitation 70 per cent • M. Ruaaell, Rl. '· l'umenJ)'. Young wa.a granted a divorce today, 30 per cent tonight, 20 Rlehanl Wilt~ Mlrjorte Iron\ Homer C. Voung. · per cent Friday. Money asked in four court suits· Toronado XSR.I'Iew concept In personal l B . ~~ i CINCINNATI - CONCEDING TO ITS STRIP miner members, the United Mine .Workers union has . abandoned support for a law regulating strip mining and reclamation. An o~ten-divided union convention voted overwhelmingly Wednel!day to support stronger state laws Instead of federal legislation. The reversal was interpreted by some' as a defeat for President Arnold Miller ; who bad lobbied for a federal bill. Miller's critics, led by former strip miner Lee Rdy Pattetaon, also !!Ought to strip the union president !If his power _to·CCIID;.oJJobbylng, orP,nlztng; safety enf~i:ement and dues collecilOM.Siippocters of Patterson, who w1U 'challenge Miller for the presidency next year, already have succeeded in embarraaalng the union's top officer by scheduling the ehiction five montha early. Efforts to reverse that decision failed Wednel!day. MORE THAN JUST BEI'I'ER CARS 'IHEY'RE BEI'I'ER . 98 Regency A remarilable new kind of luxury. laterJailure b ,ewsBy UulledPresslntematlooal • • •zn rze1 s~11 ;:;: , OLDSMOBILE 1977 Only a com pl ~tel y new car could do everything a luxury car must do in 1977. So h!!re s the room, comfort and splendid lu.:ury you eKpect in a ~Jtr Regency .. . plus the unexpected luxury of ~ , . ~\' ~ . ..._, good as mileage: an estimated 21 mpg in :t:..::! I • THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Deficiencies II. ·::;::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~;::::::::::::::::i:::::::~:::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~·::::::::~(o$ . EXTENDED OUTI.OOI Friday ....... lllladay, lllr FrtdtJ, a . _ of abwera Salvda)' aad cleartq 8udaJ. Riehl 11111111 will IHI Ia ae 'Ill ad inl will raaae rrtlle lllld . . lillie •111111. • ' super YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO - A STRIKE FOR MORE pay by six of eighl lllllona hal left this Industrial city of neerly 140,000 populai!Gn with seven firemen and 17 pollee olflcen, plus super;ilory penonnel, oo duty. · . By the tJme city olflctals set down to bargain with pollee · and firemen late Tueaday nl&hl, garbage collection alao was ~ a problem. NegotlaiiOIII with otber lllri1dng city senn.ce worker~ were eche411ed f(!l' this lll«<llng. Cloudy tonlgbt and Thlll'l' 8IIIPMENT8 VP . CLEVELAND (UPI) Slllp•w•ta of 1roa ore. coal and pin oolbe Graat Lakes ' =·operating Weather · ByBobHoeflfi:b Mrs. Gretta SuUle, project Over too Meigs County coordinator, said potential kindergarten pupils are dropouts much later may be undergoing estenslve testing . found as early as kin· this year ln the new procram. dergarten through the "Di agnosing Learning program. The special help, Needs," condudod by 11M early In the education office of Meigs County Supt. proceu, has been proven of Schools Robert E. Bowen. effective. Pupils being tested go to sll: Parents also have been stallona where vlJ!ual and brought Into the testing motor skills, language . program. They )lave been ablllty, hearing and sight are Invited to the various schools checked. Children with and have completed problems are spotted, questionnaires giving a .whereupon special help wiD complete medical history of be provided at work . .110M their children. set up In each klnder1arten The county was given an classroom. approlimate $11,000 grant to IN POMEROY News •• in Briefs Local notices, briefs special ~w::::=:::==~===x=:=:=:=:::::::=~==:=:=:=:::=======:::=:::=:::::=:::::=~:=:::::=:=:=:::::::=:=:=:;::::!=:-:-:::=:~:::;.:::::=:-:::.:·=·:·::;.:-=-:·=·=·:·:·=·=·:·=·=·=·======-~=;=:=:=:::~::::.~=·:0:~·=·:·:::·=·~:-==~·:·=:=·===~t Weather . .... and the rest for HEW for the military hardware?" House Democratic Leader fiscal year that starts Friday. Speaker Carl Albert said Thomas P. O'Neill said lhe Ford's veto "underscores his veto was in character with total lack of compassion for Ford's " insensitivity." the ·most vulnera ble "A Labor-HEW appropria· ttons bill was the first bill members of our society." "Where was his concern for vetoed by Richard Nixon," the budget," · Albert said, O'Neill said. "I pray it wiU be "when he suddenly asked the the last bill vetoed by Gerald Congress, in i~ closing days, Ford." for an extra $2 billion in The biD contained a coritJ·oversial section barring federal aid lor abortions to low-Income women unless AUTOPSY SOUGHT SELMER, Tenn . (UPI) - their lives were endangered The late Buford Pusser, the 6- by pregnancy. foot-6, 250-j)ound law and The federal government order sheriff of McNairy now pays states nearly $50 County will reJ)lain buried miUlon a year _Jo finance for the time being. abortions for about 300,000 His mother and 16-year~ld loW·ineome women under the orphan daughter, Dwana , Medicaid program. want an autopsy on his body Ford said he agreed with lo prove he was polaoned the restriction on abortion before the August 1974 auto aid, and his objection to the accident that k!Ued him, after bill was "based purely ·and he had survived seven simply" on the issue of fiscal assassination attempts. integrity. The counly district attorney and the medical examiner, however, say there is no evidence of foul play and have refused • permission lor the body to be Jerry Crothers, starting exhumed. The family is center on the Lot!an High seeking other legal means to School football team, was get the autopsy. killed yesterday w)len hill motorcycle C(Jilided with a SQUAD CALLED pickup truck. RACINE - The Racine ER The 15-year~ld sophomo~ Squad wiiS called Tllurl!day was on his way to a doctor 's at I a. m. 'for Preston Par- office to have a minor football sons, Racine, who was taken iniury treated, act"Ordlng to to Veterans · Memorial LJgan coach Bill Biggers. Ho!!Pital. Biggers canc,elled yesterday 's practice. Funeral details were INHOLZER , uilknown last night. Richard Freeman, Logan ill scheduled to play Pomeroy, Is a medical Ironton at home tomorrow . patient at Hoi2er Medical night in the first Southeastern Center. His room number is Ohio AUlletic League game 409. lor both teams. '· Band going to · festival in Athens Oct. 9 The Meigs Marchillg Band will participate in the Athens Invitational Ma;ching Band Festival to be held at Paden Stadium atO.U. on Saturday, Oct. 9. Advanced tickets may be purchased at New York Clothing House, Pomeroy, Col!llllbia Gas In Middleport or persons may contact Pat WOQd at 992-2281, Mrs. Belva Glaze lit 992-5206, Mrs. William King at m.'ililll, or any of the ba~d members. Tickets are $2 for adults and 75 cents lor students and children. The time element on the sale of tickets is limited and persons are U.'fled ·to purchase them as soon as possible. • A soft drink bottle drive will be conducted by the Meigs Athletic Boosters Saturday. when Meigs aUlletes under the direction of the varsity coachlrig staff asslsteg by Bill Wlllfo1·d and Mlck Childs, will canvass Po!Jleroy : Rutland an4 Middleport lor all brand.s of soft drink bottles as well ail Royal Crown, Nehi, Upper Ten and Di~t Rite bottle caps. The Royal Crown Bottling .Company of Mlddlop01t will EXTENDED OUTLOOK reimburse th~ booster Sotur~ay through organization for all bottles Monday, lair tbrougboul and caps. ' the period with btgba In the The boosters also · hove on upper 108 or the 70s an~ the . overulgbt low11D the 40s or hand a number of 100 per cent nylon, pile,fined, water the lower 50s. repellant jackets, gold In color, with the words, "Meigs Marauders" in maroon on the TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The ·Pomeroy Emergency left breast. These Jack !:Is are Squad was called to 5 Liberty ideal lor cold weather and Lane at I a. m. Thursday for may be seen at the Athcns Hattie Barringer who suf· County Savings and Loan and fered a possible heart attack. The Kiddie Shop. At the same time as the She was !~!ken to Veterans canvass, membership cards Memorial Hospital. to the Athleti c Booster organization will he available at $1 each. Public suppott will LODGE TO MEET CHESTER - A special be appreciated. In case of Inclement meeting of Shade River Lodge 453 Chester, has been weaU1er the drive will be held called lor Saturday, Oct. 2, at at a later date. Tho next 10 a. m. to paint the roof, booster meeting ls Wedweather permitting. All nesday. Oct. 6 nt 7:.ln p.1n. members are asked to assist. Logan gn·dder killed m • eras .. h. GIFTS PRESENTED - Nita Jean Ritchie, .right, for t11e Community Club, IJlltl Boa DOuglas, left, for teachers, presented Mamie Headley gifts upon hijr rei inm~n t. Head cook at school honored on retirement TUPPERS PLAINS - The teachers and non-certified personnel at 1'uppers Plnins ~leme~ta.ry School ~nd members of the Tuppers Plains Community Club showe-J their appreciation to a dedicated lady, Mrume Headley, on her retirement afler 18 years n• t1t·ud C'Y.lk at Tuppers Pl81Ds Elem~ntary with a dinn er 1'Uesday a! the community center. . The hooored guest, Mrs. Headley, ~enter, was presented a gift on behalf of the Tu~p <n Plains Community Club by Nita Jean Ritchie, right, and on behalf of lhe teachers by Be~ DOuglas, left . Mrs. Headley ill the wife of Clyde Headley and they are the parenL~ of a son, Do1.", of Tuppers Plains, and they have three grandchildren , Bobby, Beth and Kelley . Attending were Mr. ~nd Mrs. Bob Sanders, Barbara Tripp, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Mr and Mrs Tom Gump, Mrs. Howle Caldwell, Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Mrs. ArvlUH Freclter M1·s· Howard Parker , Mrs. florence Wyers, Mrs. DOUglas, Mrs. Patty Life, Mr. and' r<irs: Headley, and Mr. and Mrs. DOn Headley, Beth and Kelley. · Members of the Tuppers Plains Community Club prepared and serred till' thrmcr. • • j ~ I �~ -s...TbllllllJ'.-Jaei,M"""'''~r.o., '111undaY.IIIIt.30.1t71 Ford busy on job, Carter campaigns ByLEWI.SWRD ·attendant; Darla Fowler, junior attendant; !.Dis Peters, Jill Ohlinger, and Unda Dye, senior queen candidates. Back row, left to right, are Tim Roush, freshman attendant; Kreig Sayre, sophomore attendant; Kelvin Honaker, junior attendant; Duke Smith, Rlck .Pearson and Tim Sayre, senior king candidates. HOMECOMING CANDIDATES- Homecoming king and queen ·candidates and attendants were chosen recently for Wahama High School. The king and queen will.be crowned at halftime during the Friday evening football game. Front row,left to right, are Terri Johnson, freshman atlendant ; Susan Edwards, sophomor Ualted Prea lalenlatlollll While President Ford apends the rest of the week in the White Ho-, Jlnuny Carter Ia starting a three1iay campaign swing over much of the Northeast and put of the South. Carter's schedule had him up weU before dayUght in Plains, Ga., today to catch a jet. .for appearances In Buffalo, Boston, · and Portland, Maine. Tile Democratic presldenUal no· minee campaignJ Friday in Maine, Connecticut and Tennessee and plans Saturday appearances In Pittsburgh and Wuhlngton. Ford, who Ia 118ld to lie planning a preaa conference soon, resumes campaigning next week with .appearances in California and later Texu while In the West for ne:it Wednesday night's preatdenUal debate In San Francilco. Carter, in a Wedneaday newt oonference in Plains, called on the President to tell the people about aUegatlons Involving Ford's golfing vacaUona and congrellllonal campaign financing. "The bell way. to re111lve the question Ia for Mr. Ford, whO Is acCUied of certain practices, to have a frank dlacusllon with the Aln!!rican public through the news media, whiCh 10 fw be has failed to do," Carter ..w. "The thing that concerna the people Ia the aemblance of trying to conceal what actually did octur," Qlrter said. In Washlngton, Whl te House Prell Secretary Ron Nessen .said Ford has ordered a search for reCords that might show which corporate officials took him golfing when he was a congree.snan. "We are lrylng to locate tba School candidates for t ' MASON, W. Va. - Can- and Duke Smith are seniors didates and attendants for the competing for the king title . . Wabama High School . Tim Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homecoming King and Queen Ralph Sayre of New Haven. contest have been chosen. Among bls .activities are Selrlor .qu~n candidates captain of the footbaD team, · are Linda Dye, daughter of basketball, baseball, and Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Paige studeilt council. Dye of New Haven. Rick iJ the son of Mr. and Jill Ohlinger, daughter of Mrs. Gilbert Pearson of Mr. and ~rs. Danny Mason, and Duke Smith iB the Woolcock of New Haven. son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther !.Dill Peters, daughter of Smith of New Haven active in Mr. and Mrs. Lewia M. .balketbaD and basebaU. Peters Jr. of CUlton. The freshman . king atDarla Fowler, a junior, tendant will be Tim Rolllh, daughter of Jackson H. son of Mr. and Mn. Arnold Fowler of Muon will be one Rolllh of Letart. He Is active ol the attendants for the in balkelbaD and football. . MOORE HOME ON TOUll - The home·of Mr. and Kreig Sa)ore will be the boao""""h~ court. Mrs. Ferman Moore, Unc0ln Hill, Pomeroy, wiU he one of Sdaan Edwarda, daughter sophomore king attendant. eight to be visited on the annual Meigs Homes Tour ol Mlo. and Mrs. Edwin T. He Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. spolL'lOred by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Edwards, of New Haven, will · Dwigbt Sayre of New Haven, Sororlty,1 to5p.m;Sunday,Oct. IO. The home was built 15 ,represent the sophomore · and Ia active in basebaU and years ago by Bob ~ - ol Middleport for the late Dr. basketball. ~ at Wahama u their Kelvin Honaker will also be 'queen attendant. Susan Ia a member of student coundl a king attendant. He Ia the :~nd a junior varsity son of Mr. and Mn. .paul A. Honaker of Muoo. Kelvin ill .c:beerleeder. a junior and active In foot' : Terri Joii!DI, daiJCbter of baD, baseball and balketbaD. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Johnlon :ot Letut Ia the ftesbman • Both the king and queen ....,.,.,, Slle Ia a member of will be crowned at tile Friday :lbe &Iris' buketball team. evening footbaD game during By LtE LEONARD would not discuss the :,. nm SIJre. Rick PW'IIOII, the halftime activities. governor's request for a 4 UP! Stalehoue Reporter COLUMBUS {UP!} - p.m. Sabbath Day meeting, - ,. . )' Democratic legislative but did say they would decide leaders today agreed to meet within 24 hours - and would with Gov. James A. Rhodes Inform Rhodes of their Sunday to diBcuSs Industrial decision before teUing the Mrs. Letha Wood; Mn. Karl development and press.' By Clarice ADell ;. CHESTER - A bridal Kloes, Mri. WaUace Am- employment legislation . . Also at the news berger, Mn. George Wolf, bonor1J1C ·Mr. and Rhodes bad asked House conference, they denounced : Mra. Blllr Robert ADen wu Mr. and ·Mn. Ralph Keller, Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., the governor for treating '&IVdl l"""ddly by Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mrs: ErroD Conroy, r:tlew Boston, and Senate college students, consumers Cbrllt:r and Mra. ~obn Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles President Pro Tempore and homeowners with Wickham at the flrebouae. Goegleln, Charlene, Mike and Oliver Ocasek, !).Akron, to "indifference and the absence of compassion" GliDes . weft played and Mark, Mr. and Mn. Roa meet with him. Cleland, Mr. ·and Mrs ... The legislators sent a note through the use of his veto ...... by Mrs. Rods Oe!::nd, Mrs. Tom Nice, Mrs. Clayton AUen, Mr. and Mrs. to Rhodes slating simply : po~~· two Democratic Pllllarr IIIII Mn. a-ge Charles Knlgbl, Mr. and Mrs. "We'U 'be there." Roy Christy, Mrs. John Wolf. The door prile went to At a news conference Wed· leaders officially signed the Wickham, ADen Weber and nesday, Ocasek and Riffe General Assembly's override Mn. Wlllace Amberger. of a Rhodes veto of legislation After Blll and Karen the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. requiring Ohio school opened tbelr many gifts, Billy .W,... Clark. Sending gifts were Mrs. cake, paacb, colfee, mints Mrs. Ada Morrill, Mr. and diatrlcta to establish free and lunch and auts were SI!!'Ved to Mrs. Evelyn Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James Ridenour, Mr. breakfast Raid Clay, Mn. James Rlcbard Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. John Ridenour, Mr. programs for needy pupils. They steadfastly refused to MaJII, Mn. Ron Spencer' Jim Ours, Mrs. Mabel and Mrs. Robert Wood, Mrs. VanMeter, Mrs. Helen discuss their lmpendinj! Gladys Croy, Mrs. Jessie Mn. Paul Karr, Mrs. Arthur meeting with the governor. Nelson, Mrs. Audrey Woode, Weber, Mrs. Grace Gumpf, DeTrar, Robyn Lynn Toban, "We are here to talk about Mn. Nora Brown, Mrs. Jean Mrs. Allee Dodson, Mrs. Opal Mr. and Mrs. Rex Batley,lllr. &nnmerfleld, Mrs. B. K. Hollon, Mr. and Mn. Arthur and Mrs. Delmar Baum, Mr. tl1e governor's vetoes," said Rldmour, Mrs. a- Ginther, Orr, Mr. and Mn. Robert and Mrs. Marvin Taylor, Riffe . ,"We are here to emphasize Mrs. · Tom Nice, Mra. Burke, Mr. and Mn. Ralph Mrs. Etta WW, Mrs. Audrey Raymond Elberfeld, Mrs. Frank, Mr. and Mn. Harold Rowan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert the Indifference and the ab,Opal Elcblnger, Mn; Howard Newell, Mr. and Mn. Hoban Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Howard sence of compassion in tbe Parker, Mrs. Barbara NeweU. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Knight and Miss Lucille Rhodes approach toward Ohio's citizens," said Ocasek. SarJ!enl, MrL 0ma Allen. Weber, Mr. and Mra. Larry Smith. two Assembly leaders Shower honors couple .••a DR. LAMB Bethlebem Stiel, AIIIIDlllum Orporation of America and Firestone Rubber. ·"In the aftermath of Watergate th.-e hu be«< a general tightening of standard• on the performance of · public offtclala," Carter said. "'lbla tightening Ia good. The Watergate tragedy alao •wed that oonceabmnt of a miDke or Impropriety can be more eerlous In 10111e Instances than Impropriety ltaelf." Carter said he blmlelf hall visited Britain and Israel partly at the ~xpense of thoae governments - and had Down on Coca Cola and Lockheed Aircraft planes while be was · governor of Georgia. Sen . Robert Dole, the ByGre&BaUey senior tailback wu Co-MVP baD will be David A. Davia, captain middle guard Stan victory over Ripley while thia season has averaged speedster. Senior Derek Jackson downed Portsmouth more than 100 yards per .Trimble and junior Randy in their llrll game 23-e. Ll!.sl game, getting 180 in that Joseph are holding down the week the lronmen fell to initial win. He'll be joined in tackle posta while tight end Miami Trace 41~, but they the backfield by three other Jeff Fenwick and spUt end came out of the contest seniors, quarterback Ken Randy Jones round out tba without any major Injuries, Crawford, fullback Paul One. Both are seniors. io It wiD be a heaithy club Haller, and wingback Steve LINEUP REPEATED that visits Pomeroy Friday. · Clark. That backfield The Marauders of ·C!Jach their second loss came at the averiges about 170 lba. while Charlie Chancey will go with hands Qf Wheelersburg. The the offensive line is around • the same lineup they used Ironmen play a ~ monster 190. 1ut week in their 2U 1oas to man defense. On that line wiD be Junior Belpre. QUarterback George Coach Fenik has eight Scott Connally at right guard Gum suflered a pulled lettermen on this year's while on the other side wW be muacle in his aide in that squad, led by tallback David · senior Rlck Law. In between game, but he'D be back at his Davis. The 5·10, 185 lb. those two and cenle!'inl the poll by gsme time. Coo questionable starter after suffering a leg Injury two weeks ago. · Senior tailback Steve Randolph has been the Marau![ers' leading ground gainer In the ftrat three contests, but last week he w•s held to just 65 yards while fullback . Dan Buffington buDed his way for 51. They'll both be back In those respective spots along with wingback Ron C!Jats wbo picked up 24 yards last week. The offensive line will once again find seniors Dan Grlildaland co-captala AIIIIJ Botbclubsownldentical1·2 'll!e Meip Marauders open records with Meigs owning a !all year In the SEOAL and no relation to lhe backfield Starcher sll11 remains a lWDinl reportera for bla campaign probl11111. •'We '" never tried to Intimidate the preu u Gov. Carter has," Dole aald. Dole then aCCUiied the New York nmea of llanting ne'W1 in Carter'• favor. "AU the newa that'a fit to tint, )'Oil'U find In the New York Times," Dole aald. Sen. Walter Mondale, the Democratic vice presidential nomlriee, told the United Mine Workers convention in Cincinnati that llatlstlcs don, iiUpport "Ford'a roay pr:edlctlons" about the economy. "If be feels ao good a~ut his administration's economic record, why doeln, be come out of tba Roll! Garden and attempt to defend It?" Mondale 118ld. ,. their !976 SEOAL campaign at 8 p. m. Friday when they . boll the Jackson lronmen. The Marauders, picked to finish ahead only of Waverly in the leegue, have proved to be tough competition for C!Jach Fenik'slronmen in the put few years. Lui year the Marauders Bot by tba lrorunen 27-22, but this Friday ttie lronmen would blve to be considered favorites as the leuue's sportacasters and writers picked them to finiah in a tie for third In the league. aexal{ SUPER PLENAMINS. Four buildings burned YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UP!) - Four buUdlnp were destroyed by fire late Wed~y nlgbt and early today Ill thia northeastern Ohio city which WBB bit by a pollee and firemen's strike that has left Utility wants nod to issue more bonds ·Almost impossible to answer buttermilk made under cooking and buttermUk. If the Ideal conditlona with ll)'llllltcma diaappear In a few DEAR DR. LAMB- Your lactobaclllua re- days and you remain free of · article on miD: and mUll: the suits In buttermilk ll)'llllltcma It Ia Ukely tile · 1q1r bu balped me very with only two per cent amount of mUk producta you macb but I want IOiile more · lactose, a 10 per c~.!!!. are ualng Ia a factor In IDformatlon. How .-llout reduction from ordinary causing your ~ptoms. dllllll, [IUddlnp, Clllltards milk. But commercial but· I am sending you The IIIII 11011J11 ID8dl with milk? termUk reeulla in the early Health Letter number 7-2, WlU they have the SIIJile efteetudrlnklngagla.uof destruction of the lac- Milk Producta: Good and .toblclll111 and It containl four Bad, to give you more inmllkT DEAR READER - Un- per cent lactolle, not much fonnatlono on this subject. fartlmately lac:lole npr In better than ordinary milk. others who want this inmilk II not broten down by The ~me problem appUes to fOrmation can send a long, b.untl. '!bat mea~~ If you cheese made tvmmerclaUy. ltamped, self-addrened ooe•nn• lea fl. milk In milk Homemade yecurt does envelope with 50 cents for it. .,• .,, aaaeet, cultllrde, nduce the 1acto11e eantent a · Send your request to me in 10111111 - llldl u cream of IJ'Ut deal but commercl!ll . care of thia newapaper, P. 0. IIPirliUI aoup or otber yogurt 1.1 often tblckaned with Box 328, San Antonio, TX cn1111 IIOIIJII- or In d t:ll, non.fat dry milk powder and 71292. DEAR DR. LAMB - A Ina dl.. lcl cnun, you IIIIJ the end resull Is a product very h1gb in IActoae. It Is friend of mine and I were a CI Id'flllll' lactole toleriiiiCI moat unaatiafactory for diacUIIIng tuberculolll. She lenl U yoa have thia anyoae 'lritb lactose · Inlnlilted that II Ia hereditary praMm lols'lnce. · and I claim It Ia contaglo1111. If Aile tilt IIC.'toll II not The belt way for 8J11one It Isn't hereditary would there ~din mtllf JII'OCIII IJl wltb ~ complalnl.t to be • weak lllraln in tba mg'll drf aoa.fal milk till the role of miD: 1actoae u famUy? Are tuberculolll arid po•tllr. 1'111 ca ad mllb a ealllllive agent II to afOid COIIIWilpllon one and the ... Jtllle.-l•lllt .U. milk aad all milk ume? ar lie' • · producta, lncludlnl cbeele, DEAR READER Oi .,.liiiJk .....kwfln ,.,:, Ice cram, mUk in Tuberculosis Is not per ...... lfolllemllde the community virtually without fire and pollee Multi-Vitamins with Minerals proteclk!n. •• Fire chief George Panno said three of the buildings were Ill a bouaing project and were still under con.struction and the fourtb 'wu a vacant bouse where the fire wu fought by a bucket brigade manned by a.everal nonstriking pollee officers and FREE! $24.44 VALUE, ONLY $15.45 SAVE *8.99 with combo package Panno aald the fire at the housing project was "definitely arson." The pollee and firemen and fqur of the city's silt other unions struck Monday night in a contract dispute with the city. twelve of the city's 13 fire stattons were closed by the strlke. Meig~ Veterans lead Marauders against Jackson ' tops :~ " ' ........ .,.,, =:·=:·:;: :;:-,:;,,::·::;.:.,'"="..=. ::.:: ... t Number 75 Stan Starcber and Number ll 1 \ AUen Stewart are thiB year:s C()o{!&ptalna for · the Meigs Marauder footbaD team. Starcher, standing 6'1" and weighing In at 198 lbs., plays middle guard on defense, but misse~ last week's game with Belpre due to a puUed muscle In his leg. He stlD Is listed as a dOubtful starter for the league opener Friday Route I, Middleport, and Stewart Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. KeMeth J. Stewart of Route 3, Pomeroy. · night against Jackson, but there Is a good possibility that he'D be In there. Stewart, aillo a senior, plays slot end and No. 40, Danny Buffington, son of Ruth on offense. standing at 6'2" and 215 pounds, he has been on the receiving end of most of the Buffmgton of 98 New St., l'omeroy, Is hanMarauders' completed passes tbill season. dling the chore at fullback tbill season for the Starcl\er Is the son of Stanley Starcher of • .• Brown and hill wife will return within two or three months to - his naUve i.Ds Angeles, where he wlll continue working for the Pirates as a scout. Pirates' : • President Dan Galbreath • . said Brown'ssuccessor wo)lld- • · • be chosen later, buHi~sald ••• Harding Peteraon, director of , scouting and farm Cluba, wu the leading candidate. ~ Brown, the son of the late ' comedian Joe E. Brown, ~ never wanted to foUow his ' father's footsteps. All he wanted was a baseball · career. An arm inJury prevented a playing career, 110 he enterecl the other end of the game, taking bla first Job In baiebaiJ at II as assistant buslneas manager oi the Chicago White Soa:' Claas D !ann club 8t Lubbock, Tex. . He joined tba Plntes In 1951 u glllel'al lllllllller ol the New Or!Mns !ann team, llld wu named four years later to succeed Branch Rlckey as GM of the parent team. · Over the years, Brown permnt wlnDlnl teams and two 'WIII'Id champlonshipa. Forge LOro!lin · Colerain ( 1), (1) Seni or ('2 ) .41 eacn ; 36 ; 19. lS . <tie) Fremont Ross and Cincinnat i Elder. 33 each . Others w ith ten or more points : Dayton Meadowdale , North Canton Hoover. Lorain Admira l King, Barber t on , By GENE CADDES 30 of the 44 first place votes uPI Sports Writer . cast' and piled up 385 points. COLUMBUS (UP!} Findlay, which lost to Sporting a ~arne regular Moeller In last year's playoff season winning streak, semifinals, was a distant Cincinnati MoeUer has left no · second· tO the Crusaders, doubt who is No. 1 In Cla!lS getting two first place votes AAA . and 239 points. The Crusaders of Coach Princeton won a three-way Gerry Faust pUed up a 14&- fight for third place over polnt margin over runnerup Gahanna Lincoln and Niles Findlay today in the first of McKinley, which finished eight weeks of baUoting in the fourth and fifth respectively. United Press International Rounding out the top ten In Ohio High School Board of MA were Warren Harding, Coaches footbaU ratings. Lakewood st. Edward, the While Moeller was the solid defending poll champ, Akron big school leader, defending Garfield, Youn.gstown poll champion , Cincinnati Cardinal Mooney and WyomJrn! reswned its spot Zanesville. All are J.() except atop the Class M ratings and Princeton, Z.l. Newark Catholic grabbed the Wyomillg, minus 1975 M No·. I position In th4: Class A back of the year Fred Jacobs voting. and a host other graduating MoeUer, which .has heat en seniors, nevertheleSs keeps thirdofan ked Princeton (ID-9) right on rolling under Coach and lith ranked Middletown Bob Lewis. . (30-13) the past two weeks The Cowboys, 3-(), polled and has a J.() mark, received 126 points in the AA voting which saw 90 different schools receive votes from -~--·-..,..the 33 coaches balloting. Ironton was . a distant second with 80 points, while Akron St. Vincent.St. Mary (:!-1), st. Marys. Memorial and New Lexington round out the first five. The rest of the top ten includes Colwnbus Watterson (2-1), Urbana, Bellaire(:!-1}, ¥an Wert and Martins Ferry. Newark Catholic, runnerup r:lflT~~r:lfl ~E~. to Canal Winchester last year in the .Board of Coaches' final ratings, holds a 144·117 margin over Carey In this year's first Class A voting. Rldgeway Ridgemont and Arlington share the third spot with 114 points, while State Farm Matchmaker Bluffton, another yearly Service is free . And so simple. You tell us a little ·The State Farm can find you a match .';&" for life. '"'""""· about yourself, your family, your goa!s. We feed .th is in· formation lo our pit Newark Ca\llolic against Utiea, Carey against Marion Pleasant, Ridgemont ..gainst Mechanicsburg and Arlington against Cory Rawson. contender, is fifth with 88. Rounding out the top ten are · Sullivan Black River, Newcomerstown, Sapdusky St. Mary's, South Charleston Southeastern and In a threeway tie for tenth, Cedarville, Ashtabula St. John and Columbiana. This weekend 's games Involving the top AAA teams find Moeller going against Cincinnati Withrow, Findlay meeting Sandusky and Princeton playing unbeaten Lima Senior . In AA, Wyoming takes on Finneytown, Ironton plays i.Dgan and Akron St. VincentSt. Mary goes against !.Drain Southview, while top Agames . COLUMBUS IUPr l - The first United Pr ess In ternationa l Oh iO High Schoo l Board of Coaches football rat ings (with first pl ace votes and wo n -lost r eco rd s In parentheses } ; CLASS AAA Team Points 1. Cin . Moeller (JO 3-0) 385 2. F indl ay (2 3-0J 239 3. Pr inceton (2-ll 129 4 . Gahanna Line . {3-0) 126 5 . Niles McK . (2 3·01 125 6 . War . Hard ing { 1 J-0) 116 7. lakw 'd St. Edw. ( I 3-0l 11 2 81 Akron Garfield ( 3-0l 82 9. Young . Card . Mooney (3- 0I 10. Zanesville ( 1 J-OJ Computer matches your needs. One Points 1. Wyoming (J 3-0J 126 2. Ironton 13 3-0) 80 3. Akr . St . Vi(lC .· St . Mary 12 2· 1) 75 4. Sl . MarysMem .l 6 3·01 73 5. New lex in gton ( I 3-0) 64 6. Co l. Watterson ( 1 :2 -1) 6~ 7. Urbana t I J ~(JJ 5J CLASS A , Points 1. Newark Cath . 13 3-0l 14-4 Team SAVE *2.78 . with combo package Reull Super Plenlmlns-Seleclid lor Ull by lhe U.S. Olympic T111111 Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph. Charles RIHie, R. Ph . Ronald Hanning, R. Ph. 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Here's Wednesday's results. Par at Pomerqy Is 35. Meigs- Mark GOkey, 35; · Dale Browning, 37; Clluck Follrod, 37; Crenaon Pratt, 37; Lance OUver, 37. GaUlpaUa - Brept Johnson and Kev H&wk, 38; Rusty Saunders, 40; Jeff Clary and Dave Rice, 43. Jacklon - Jeff Yerian, 38; Randy Wilson, 38; Greg Forsyth, 41; .Jeff Waach, 44, and Bren~ Wickline, 48. cmr five Moeller, .\Vyoming, Newark t 0 P UPI polls ; Ironton is second $14.14 VALUE, ONLY $6.119 Marauders. Dan Is a senior, stands 5'10" ana weighs 170 pounds. a"'d Middletown , 58 each ; 14 . Jackson prealded FREE! Second ten : 11 . {1ie l Cen . terv i l l e, • Buy the 144• tablet size ... · get 12 tablets ' ., Gal~ipolis, AUeD Stew1111, Co-Capt. Stu Stan:her, Co-Capt. he'd never quit ••N"'""' ·Buy the 288· tablet size ... get 144 tablets neighbors. They thought Heating won't destroy milk sugar J earlier sta:.cl that Ford had 111'0.., in S!lrlnlfteld, Oblo, golfed u. guelt ol Steel, that Carter baa atarted POINT PLEASANT - A request to ISsue an additional ~ mUUon worth of Industrial Revenue Bonds for tba Phl1lp Sporn Plant In New Haven was made · by Olarles MuUen and Mrs. Mullen, wbo now resides · in . representatives of Appalachian Power Company Middleport. Tbe home is located on a point oVI!!'looklng the {))lo Rlver. Among its features II'!! a 100 piece copper (APC) to the Muon .County Commission Tuasday. coUection, bronzeware from Thailand and an attractive recreation room equipped with a bar purchased from the Representing APC were Red Carpet Inn near Poini Pleasant. Eugene Gloss, plant manager of Philip Sporn; F. 0. Helms, diatrict manager of APC, and W. C. McMahan, local manager of APC. Actually, APC Ia . seeking two requests from the commissioners. The first Is to by Ms Penelope increase the amount of honda MacGillic·nty from an already. agreed ~ mUUon to $40 mUUon; . the other Ia for an additional ko Dear Readers: Some of my columns have not appeared In · million. the paper due to the fact that I have been in Clllna visiting Mao The purpose·of the bonds Ia . during biB recent illness and death. For your in!'ormation I wu to ratae fWKls to build ada very c1oae Intimate friend of Mao and he consulted me on ditional precipitators on units many t.binis. My computer aided him greatly in the course of at PhiUp Sporn. The $40 future events. I predicted a potential rice shortage 1111d due to mUUon Is for units two and my efforts thiB was averted.! was in line to be the new premier four willie the additional 515 of China but due to the fact that I was not Cbln- I wu mUUon Is for units one and eUminated. l would have had to take out <lllneae citizenship ~. and I did not want to do thiB. I want it clearly understood by aU While no action Willi taken my readers that nothing intimate went on between Mao and by the commission, it told the me and I was not his girlfriend; I was simply biB econO!llic representatives that it will ad villi!!'. Henry Kiaalnger consults me on many <lllnese affairs take the matter under and I go to and from Cllina without a passport or vial. Mao's consideration .and make a death was a tragic thing for me and Cor an of the United States. decision later. I was going tobelp the Chinese govenauent institute a chain of MacDuu~ld restaurants but Mao's death stopped thiB at the · present time. · DIE DEBATES NEW YORK (UP!} -The Penelope MacGllidty. There Ia no question that Jimmy taped telecut of the MuhamCarier won the flrll debate. Hill smile and pleasing personality mad All-Ken Norton heavy·came over the tube ins great fashion. Hill major tbeme ill love weight championahlp fight and love Ia going to wlr' out in this ptesldentlal race. He Ia the will be broadcast nationally .J!!!Oille's choice and '!Veryone 1mowB Jbruny will , do the by CBS-Tv on Friday, Oct. 22, right thing. He should n >I be allied the embarrassing questions the network announced on what be Ia golns to a 1 on specific matters alnce be has had Wednesday. no experience on thorn. I think that Jimmy scored dramatically when be 8811 be was going to be for a balanced budget. The mere fact that 1te Ia going to spend a great deal of · money won, matter since eo,eryone will be employed and can pay taxes to pay tile bill. Don't worry about the Playboy . Magazine interview. Jbnmy wu Just caught off guard, and, of course, be loves Lyndon Johnson. He did not mean 'to say Lyndon waa a crook but only had crooked people around him. Did you notice that Gerald Ford looked like a mad bulldog wben he was addressing tba American people? Jimmy wu aU 1111Ues and klndneas. I am certain that hill image will make him tba next president of the United States. Pamela Witherspoon. Gerald Ford won the first debate. PITTSBURGH (UP!) He was direct and specific to every question that was allied Bob, an old, skinny feUow and be pointed out that Governor Carter wu aU tblna• to aU who helpa pack .., equlpnent '"" for vlaltlng baseball teama at people. President Ford llhowed that there are more people 'l'tlree Rivers . Stadium, employed today than ever before although the unemployment pushed back hill insulated cap ill up slightly. President Ford ill against Inflation, and shook his head. hereditary. It Is caused. by a unemployment and wants to keep the federal budget In control. "You know," be said, "I germ. Because of the staining Ademocratic congress bas increased deficit spending and had reaction used In the not President Ford vetoed aU the bllll 'Which he did we would never thought I'd see tba day laboratory It ~ often caned have had an additional 25 billion dollar deficit. President Ford that Brown would resign." Neither did anyone else. an "acid fast bacillus." baa proven be can handle the affairs of the state whereas Governor Carier's recent actiona would Indicate hia JoeL. Brown had held the Job Doctors sometimes use "add of general manager of the fut" u a code term wben uncertainty as to what be will do in any domestic matter. Plttsb..-gb Pirates for so long dlacussing tuberculosia in tba DAMAGE SUIT - 21 years - he wu presence of a patient when HAMILTON, Ohio (UP!)- considered as much an they do not want to alann the The Chem-Dyne Corp ., lnstltntlon 11 the statue of patient. "" ..ar """"" Hamilton, Wednesday was Honus Wagner that graced Tuberculoaia may ippes.r Dtvorro ' 0 "" sued by tba state for I mW1on first Forbes Field and now INruQTOJ to be hereditary because It .,,...MASOH • .,. !Ish kWed by pollltlon in the Three Rivers. may occur In many mema..... ,. Great Miami Rlver. But reillgn Brown did, bers of the same famUy but _;;,oo;;:;..., The Ohio Departmerlt of telling newsmen In an that Ia becau~; It Ia conc,,...,. · Envtrunmental Protection, emotional speech Wednel!day tagious. Over-crowded ... ,..,. .. ,., ..... , ,...,., .. th Department of N1tural that be '"""""'It Otl&o .,.. 11., ..,..".._,.. ~' e . .. 1Va61•• time he end housing conditions increue rN "' eo... •• .. · """' .....: Resources and , tbe Ohio . one of hia two great love the c:bances of apread. 'lbal ..,,_,,..__.., OHr.. . - · "'·""· attorney .... ""neral'l office fUed affairs to devote more lime to has something io do with Its ...... .... ,.._ .... .. the f34C),OOO damage eult In the other. prevalence in parta of MeJ:Ico r--r· ...... Butler County Qmmon Pleu ''Gentlemen," said Brown, and heavily populated areas . .::~.,:•• Court. . 58, "thia iJ both a joyous and of tba world wbere bollling Ia ,..,,. ......_ •••· '" ""1 'lbe ault IICCUied the firm of a lid day lor me. at a premium. 1.. -•le. • .... , ... ·"·'·'.,'· dilc:har"'•• tollc: lndllllrlal ""'-'·~my adult life t 1'\oe .....,,,..... retnl hi!"'" ., .... UWAIII5 Conaumptlon"' a ,...,....r . · - . - , . · - . . wutee, lncludiJic tbree pe• hadtwogreatlovet-mewlth term that may mean dlf- - · "' ..... _ .. - . '"""' tlddel into tbe rlwr which baaebaD and the other with a ,_ to cUff.!'-. -· · • · f erenI ... w...,.s .,...,. "- ·"· "' ............. - '"-...-w..... ..., wu nresporl-llillible for three little blonde Birl from Callfor. people. I have learned not to '-· •n.oo: "' .,..., """" aeparat.e fl.lll ldlll. nla, wiiCin I married. After 38 conclude wbat such unChem,Dyne alao was years In bueball, I've scientific terms mean but .-..,......... ,..,.........., acc:uaed of crating a public decided It's time 1 devote rather Ilk the patient whit ........,,.... nnlaance lor emitting an 111011'of my lime to my other the term means to him. otrenaive odor. love, my wife Din." Governor denounced II Jackson in Marauder Stadium Friday record! ... wMtever recordl RepubUcan 11ee prllldantlll there are," said N-. who nominee, told a 'bualnlll u.s. terceptlonl put tba pme on Ice for tbe llelpn lquld. Since tba Marauden own a t4 edge in tba wiM with tbl lronmen and are llllll1ing from 1ut week's loa, tbla should add up to another One big play wu a 55 yard Stewart on ibe ends. Stewart pass while lwoJ key In- tbrlller for area fans. has caught most of Gum's passes thia season and last week he grabbed the only two cqmplelions for 24 total yards. Junior Brent Arnold 8Jlll senior Ray WUlford will return at the tackle posts · while the guards will once again be Duane Weber and Dave Miller, Rlck Johnson will again be centering the baU. The Marauders last week seemed to have cut down on their fumbles as they coughed up the ball only once, b\lt their downfaU last week aeemad to be giving up the btl play to the other team. 0 king, queen announced By L a - E. Lamb, M.D. 3- The Dilly Senllnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Thursday, Sept. 30, 19'16 BIG 8 CU. FT, BAGS COVER 30 SQ. FT, 3" DEEP, WON'T MAKE YOU SCRATCH OR ITCH. CAN BE POURE.D OR BLOWN INTO PLACE. ~:NJ~ Tt"IC Frlef'ldy Ones PER BAG Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The Department Store Of Building Since 1915 ' U.S. 60 WEST- HUNTI ... "'rn .. Home 0~1": ll110mln11an, lllhtall -----........I;..L?..ii' 'j •• . ~ d �~ -s...TbllllllJ'.-Jaei,M"""'''~r.o., '111undaY.IIIIt.30.1t71 Ford busy on job, Carter campaigns ByLEWI.SWRD ·attendant; Darla Fowler, junior attendant; !.Dis Peters, Jill Ohlinger, and Unda Dye, senior queen candidates. Back row, left to right, are Tim Roush, freshman attendant; Kreig Sayre, sophomore attendant; Kelvin Honaker, junior attendant; Duke Smith, Rlck .Pearson and Tim Sayre, senior king candidates. HOMECOMING CANDIDATES- Homecoming king and queen ·candidates and attendants were chosen recently for Wahama High School. The king and queen will.be crowned at halftime during the Friday evening football game. Front row,left to right, are Terri Johnson, freshman atlendant ; Susan Edwards, sophomor Ualted Prea lalenlatlollll While President Ford apends the rest of the week in the White Ho-, Jlnuny Carter Ia starting a three1iay campaign swing over much of the Northeast and put of the South. Carter's schedule had him up weU before dayUght in Plains, Ga., today to catch a jet. .for appearances In Buffalo, Boston, · and Portland, Maine. Tile Democratic presldenUal no· minee campaignJ Friday in Maine, Connecticut and Tennessee and plans Saturday appearances In Pittsburgh and Wuhlngton. Ford, who Ia 118ld to lie planning a preaa conference soon, resumes campaigning next week with .appearances in California and later Texu while In the West for ne:it Wednesday night's preatdenUal debate In San Francilco. Carter, in a Wedneaday newt oonference in Plains, called on the President to tell the people about aUegatlons Involving Ford's golfing vacaUona and congrellllonal campaign financing. "The bell way. to re111lve the question Ia for Mr. Ford, whO Is acCUied of certain practices, to have a frank dlacusllon with the Aln!!rican public through the news media, whiCh 10 fw be has failed to do," Carter ..w. "The thing that concerna the people Ia the aemblance of trying to conceal what actually did octur," Qlrter said. In Washlngton, Whl te House Prell Secretary Ron Nessen .said Ford has ordered a search for reCords that might show which corporate officials took him golfing when he was a congree.snan. "We are lrylng to locate tba School candidates for t ' MASON, W. Va. - Can- and Duke Smith are seniors didates and attendants for the competing for the king title . . Wabama High School . Tim Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homecoming King and Queen Ralph Sayre of New Haven. contest have been chosen. Among bls .activities are Selrlor .qu~n candidates captain of the footbaD team, · are Linda Dye, daughter of basketball, baseball, and Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Paige studeilt council. Dye of New Haven. Rick iJ the son of Mr. and Jill Ohlinger, daughter of Mrs. Gilbert Pearson of Mr. and ~rs. Danny Mason, and Duke Smith iB the Woolcock of New Haven. son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther !.Dill Peters, daughter of Smith of New Haven active in Mr. and Mrs. Lewia M. .balketbaD and basebaU. Peters Jr. of CUlton. The freshman . king atDarla Fowler, a junior, tendant will be Tim Rolllh, daughter of Jackson H. son of Mr. and Mn. Arnold Fowler of Muon will be one Rolllh of Letart. He Is active ol the attendants for the in balkelbaD and football. . MOORE HOME ON TOUll - The home·of Mr. and Kreig Sa)ore will be the boao""""h~ court. Mrs. Ferman Moore, Unc0ln Hill, Pomeroy, wiU he one of Sdaan Edwarda, daughter sophomore king attendant. eight to be visited on the annual Meigs Homes Tour ol Mlo. and Mrs. Edwin T. He Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. spolL'lOred by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Edwards, of New Haven, will · Dwigbt Sayre of New Haven, Sororlty,1 to5p.m;Sunday,Oct. IO. The home was built 15 ,represent the sophomore · and Ia active in basebaU and years ago by Bob ~ - ol Middleport for the late Dr. basketball. ~ at Wahama u their Kelvin Honaker will also be 'queen attendant. Susan Ia a member of student coundl a king attendant. He Ia the :~nd a junior varsity son of Mr. and Mn. .paul A. Honaker of Muoo. Kelvin ill .c:beerleeder. a junior and active In foot' : Terri Joii!DI, daiJCbter of baD, baseball and balketbaD. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Johnlon :ot Letut Ia the ftesbman • Both the king and queen ....,.,.,, Slle Ia a member of will be crowned at tile Friday :lbe &Iris' buketball team. evening footbaD game during By LtE LEONARD would not discuss the :,. nm SIJre. Rick PW'IIOII, the halftime activities. governor's request for a 4 UP! Stalehoue Reporter COLUMBUS {UP!} - p.m. Sabbath Day meeting, - ,. . )' Democratic legislative but did say they would decide leaders today agreed to meet within 24 hours - and would with Gov. James A. Rhodes Inform Rhodes of their Sunday to diBcuSs Industrial decision before teUing the Mrs. Letha Wood; Mn. Karl development and press.' By Clarice ADell ;. CHESTER - A bridal Kloes, Mri. WaUace Am- employment legislation . . Also at the news berger, Mn. George Wolf, bonor1J1C ·Mr. and Rhodes bad asked House conference, they denounced : Mra. Blllr Robert ADen wu Mr. and ·Mn. Ralph Keller, Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., the governor for treating '&IVdl l"""ddly by Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mrs: ErroD Conroy, r:tlew Boston, and Senate college students, consumers Cbrllt:r and Mra. ~obn Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles President Pro Tempore and homeowners with Wickham at the flrebouae. Goegleln, Charlene, Mike and Oliver Ocasek, !).Akron, to "indifference and the absence of compassion" GliDes . weft played and Mark, Mr. and Mn. Roa meet with him. Cleland, Mr. ·and Mrs ... The legislators sent a note through the use of his veto ...... by Mrs. Rods Oe!::nd, Mrs. Tom Nice, Mrs. Clayton AUen, Mr. and Mrs. to Rhodes slating simply : po~~· two Democratic Pllllarr IIIII Mn. a-ge Charles Knlgbl, Mr. and Mrs. "We'U 'be there." Roy Christy, Mrs. John Wolf. The door prile went to At a news conference Wed· leaders officially signed the Wickham, ADen Weber and nesday, Ocasek and Riffe General Assembly's override Mn. Wlllace Amberger. of a Rhodes veto of legislation After Blll and Karen the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. requiring Ohio school opened tbelr many gifts, Billy .W,... Clark. Sending gifts were Mrs. cake, paacb, colfee, mints Mrs. Ada Morrill, Mr. and diatrlcta to establish free and lunch and auts were SI!!'Ved to Mrs. Evelyn Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James Ridenour, Mr. breakfast Raid Clay, Mn. James Rlcbard Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. John Ridenour, Mr. programs for needy pupils. They steadfastly refused to MaJII, Mn. Ron Spencer' Jim Ours, Mrs. Mabel and Mrs. Robert Wood, Mrs. VanMeter, Mrs. Helen discuss their lmpendinj! Gladys Croy, Mrs. Jessie Mn. Paul Karr, Mrs. Arthur meeting with the governor. Nelson, Mrs. Audrey Woode, Weber, Mrs. Grace Gumpf, DeTrar, Robyn Lynn Toban, "We are here to talk about Mn. Nora Brown, Mrs. Jean Mrs. Allee Dodson, Mrs. Opal Mr. and Mrs. Rex Batley,lllr. &nnmerfleld, Mrs. B. K. Hollon, Mr. and Mn. Arthur and Mrs. Delmar Baum, Mr. tl1e governor's vetoes," said Rldmour, Mrs. a- Ginther, Orr, Mr. and Mn. Robert and Mrs. Marvin Taylor, Riffe . ,"We are here to emphasize Mrs. · Tom Nice, Mra. Burke, Mr. and Mn. Ralph Mrs. Etta WW, Mrs. Audrey Raymond Elberfeld, Mrs. Frank, Mr. and Mn. Harold Rowan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert the Indifference and the ab,Opal Elcblnger, Mn; Howard Newell, Mr. and Mn. Hoban Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Howard sence of compassion in tbe Parker, Mrs. Barbara NeweU. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Knight and Miss Lucille Rhodes approach toward Ohio's citizens," said Ocasek. SarJ!enl, MrL 0ma Allen. Weber, Mr. and Mra. Larry Smith. two Assembly leaders Shower honors couple .••a DR. LAMB Bethlebem Stiel, AIIIIDlllum Orporation of America and Firestone Rubber. ·"In the aftermath of Watergate th.-e hu be«< a general tightening of standard• on the performance of · public offtclala," Carter said. "'lbla tightening Ia good. The Watergate tragedy alao •wed that oonceabmnt of a miDke or Impropriety can be more eerlous In 10111e Instances than Impropriety ltaelf." Carter said he blmlelf hall visited Britain and Israel partly at the ~xpense of thoae governments - and had Down on Coca Cola and Lockheed Aircraft planes while be was · governor of Georgia. Sen . Robert Dole, the ByGre&BaUey senior tailback wu Co-MVP baD will be David A. Davia, captain middle guard Stan victory over Ripley while thia season has averaged speedster. Senior Derek Jackson downed Portsmouth more than 100 yards per .Trimble and junior Randy in their llrll game 23-e. Ll!.sl game, getting 180 in that Joseph are holding down the week the lronmen fell to initial win. He'll be joined in tackle posta while tight end Miami Trace 41~, but they the backfield by three other Jeff Fenwick and spUt end came out of the contest seniors, quarterback Ken Randy Jones round out tba without any major Injuries, Crawford, fullback Paul One. Both are seniors. io It wiD be a heaithy club Haller, and wingback Steve LINEUP REPEATED that visits Pomeroy Friday. · Clark. That backfield The Marauders of ·C!Jach their second loss came at the averiges about 170 lba. while Charlie Chancey will go with hands Qf Wheelersburg. The the offensive line is around • the same lineup they used Ironmen play a ~ monster 190. 1ut week in their 2U 1oas to man defense. On that line wiD be Junior Belpre. QUarterback George Coach Fenik has eight Scott Connally at right guard Gum suflered a pulled lettermen on this year's while on the other side wW be muacle in his aide in that squad, led by tallback David · senior Rlck Law. In between game, but he'D be back at his Davis. The 5·10, 185 lb. those two and cenle!'inl the poll by gsme time. Coo questionable starter after suffering a leg Injury two weeks ago. · Senior tailback Steve Randolph has been the Marau![ers' leading ground gainer In the ftrat three contests, but last week he w•s held to just 65 yards while fullback . Dan Buffington buDed his way for 51. They'll both be back In those respective spots along with wingback Ron C!Jats wbo picked up 24 yards last week. The offensive line will once again find seniors Dan Grlildaland co-captala AIIIIJ Botbclubsownldentical1·2 'll!e Meip Marauders open records with Meigs owning a !all year In the SEOAL and no relation to lhe backfield Starcher sll11 remains a lWDinl reportera for bla campaign probl11111. •'We '" never tried to Intimidate the preu u Gov. Carter has," Dole aald. Dole then aCCUiied the New York nmea of llanting ne'W1 in Carter'• favor. "AU the newa that'a fit to tint, )'Oil'U find In the New York Times," Dole aald. Sen. Walter Mondale, the Democratic vice presidential nomlriee, told the United Mine Workers convention in Cincinnati that llatlstlcs don, iiUpport "Ford'a roay pr:edlctlons" about the economy. "If be feels ao good a~ut his administration's economic record, why doeln, be come out of tba Roll! Garden and attempt to defend It?" Mondale 118ld. ,. their !976 SEOAL campaign at 8 p. m. Friday when they . boll the Jackson lronmen. The Marauders, picked to finish ahead only of Waverly in the leegue, have proved to be tough competition for C!Jach Fenik'slronmen in the put few years. Lui year the Marauders Bot by tba lrorunen 27-22, but this Friday ttie lronmen would blve to be considered favorites as the leuue's sportacasters and writers picked them to finiah in a tie for third In the league. aexal{ SUPER PLENAMINS. Four buildings burned YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UP!) - Four buUdlnp were destroyed by fire late Wed~y nlgbt and early today Ill thia northeastern Ohio city which WBB bit by a pollee and firemen's strike that has left Utility wants nod to issue more bonds ·Almost impossible to answer buttermilk made under cooking and buttermUk. If the Ideal conditlona with ll)'llllltcma diaappear In a few DEAR DR. LAMB- Your lactobaclllua re- days and you remain free of · article on miD: and mUll: the suits In buttermilk ll)'llllltcma It Ia Ukely tile · 1q1r bu balped me very with only two per cent amount of mUk producta you macb but I want IOiile more · lactose, a 10 per c~.!!!. are ualng Ia a factor In IDformatlon. How .-llout reduction from ordinary causing your ~ptoms. dllllll, [IUddlnp, Clllltards milk. But commercial but· I am sending you The IIIII 11011J11 ID8dl with milk? termUk reeulla in the early Health Letter number 7-2, WlU they have the SIIJile efteetudrlnklngagla.uof destruction of the lac- Milk Producta: Good and .toblclll111 and It containl four Bad, to give you more inmllkT DEAR READER - Un- per cent lactolle, not much fonnatlono on this subject. fartlmately lac:lole npr In better than ordinary milk. others who want this inmilk II not broten down by The ~me problem appUes to fOrmation can send a long, b.untl. '!bat mea~~ If you cheese made tvmmerclaUy. ltamped, self-addrened ooe•nn• lea fl. milk In milk Homemade yecurt does envelope with 50 cents for it. .,• .,, aaaeet, cultllrde, nduce the 1acto11e eantent a · Send your request to me in 10111111 - llldl u cream of IJ'Ut deal but commercl!ll . care of thia newapaper, P. 0. IIPirliUI aoup or otber yogurt 1.1 often tblckaned with Box 328, San Antonio, TX cn1111 IIOIIJII- or In d t:ll, non.fat dry milk powder and 71292. DEAR DR. LAMB - A Ina dl.. lcl cnun, you IIIIJ the end resull Is a product very h1gb in IActoae. It Is friend of mine and I were a CI Id'flllll' lactole toleriiiiCI moat unaatiafactory for diacUIIIng tuberculolll. She lenl U yoa have thia anyoae 'lritb lactose · Inlnlilted that II Ia hereditary praMm lols'lnce. · and I claim It Ia contaglo1111. If Aile tilt IIC.'toll II not The belt way for 8J11one It Isn't hereditary would there ~din mtllf JII'OCIII IJl wltb ~ complalnl.t to be • weak lllraln in tba mg'll drf aoa.fal milk till the role of miD: 1actoae u famUy? Are tuberculolll arid po•tllr. 1'111 ca ad mllb a ealllllive agent II to afOid COIIIWilpllon one and the ... Jtllle.-l•lllt .U. milk aad all milk ume? ar lie' • · producta, lncludlnl cbeele, DEAR READER Oi .,.liiiJk .....kwfln ,.,:, Ice cram, mUk in Tuberculosis Is not per ...... lfolllemllde the community virtually without fire and pollee Multi-Vitamins with Minerals proteclk!n. •• Fire chief George Panno said three of the buildings were Ill a bouaing project and were still under con.struction and the fourtb 'wu a vacant bouse where the fire wu fought by a bucket brigade manned by a.everal nonstriking pollee officers and FREE! $24.44 VALUE, ONLY $15.45 SAVE *8.99 with combo package Panno aald the fire at the housing project was "definitely arson." The pollee and firemen and fqur of the city's silt other unions struck Monday night in a contract dispute with the city. twelve of the city's 13 fire stattons were closed by the strlke. Meig~ Veterans lead Marauders against Jackson ' tops :~ " ' ........ .,.,, =:·=:·:;: :;:-,:;,,::·::;.:.,'"="..=. ::.:: ... t Number 75 Stan Starcber and Number ll 1 \ AUen Stewart are thiB year:s C()o{!&ptalna for · the Meigs Marauder footbaD team. Starcher, standing 6'1" and weighing In at 198 lbs., plays middle guard on defense, but misse~ last week's game with Belpre due to a puUed muscle In his leg. He stlD Is listed as a dOubtful starter for the league opener Friday Route I, Middleport, and Stewart Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. KeMeth J. Stewart of Route 3, Pomeroy. · night against Jackson, but there Is a good possibility that he'D be In there. Stewart, aillo a senior, plays slot end and No. 40, Danny Buffington, son of Ruth on offense. standing at 6'2" and 215 pounds, he has been on the receiving end of most of the Buffmgton of 98 New St., l'omeroy, Is hanMarauders' completed passes tbill season. dling the chore at fullback tbill season for the Starcl\er Is the son of Stanley Starcher of • .• Brown and hill wife will return within two or three months to - his naUve i.Ds Angeles, where he wlll continue working for the Pirates as a scout. Pirates' : • President Dan Galbreath • . said Brown'ssuccessor wo)lld- • · • be chosen later, buHi~sald ••• Harding Peteraon, director of , scouting and farm Cluba, wu the leading candidate. ~ Brown, the son of the late ' comedian Joe E. Brown, ~ never wanted to foUow his ' father's footsteps. All he wanted was a baseball · career. An arm inJury prevented a playing career, 110 he enterecl the other end of the game, taking bla first Job In baiebaiJ at II as assistant buslneas manager oi the Chicago White Soa:' Claas D !ann club 8t Lubbock, Tex. . He joined tba Plntes In 1951 u glllel'al lllllllller ol the New Or!Mns !ann team, llld wu named four years later to succeed Branch Rlckey as GM of the parent team. · Over the years, Brown permnt wlnDlnl teams and two 'WIII'Id champlonshipa. Forge LOro!lin · Colerain ( 1), (1) Seni or ('2 ) .41 eacn ; 36 ; 19. lS . <tie) Fremont Ross and Cincinnat i Elder. 33 each . Others w ith ten or more points : Dayton Meadowdale , North Canton Hoover. Lorain Admira l King, Barber t on , By GENE CADDES 30 of the 44 first place votes uPI Sports Writer . cast' and piled up 385 points. COLUMBUS (UP!} Findlay, which lost to Sporting a ~arne regular Moeller In last year's playoff season winning streak, semifinals, was a distant Cincinnati MoeUer has left no · second· tO the Crusaders, doubt who is No. 1 In Cla!lS getting two first place votes AAA . and 239 points. The Crusaders of Coach Princeton won a three-way Gerry Faust pUed up a 14&- fight for third place over polnt margin over runnerup Gahanna Lincoln and Niles Findlay today in the first of McKinley, which finished eight weeks of baUoting in the fourth and fifth respectively. United Press International Rounding out the top ten In Ohio High School Board of MA were Warren Harding, Coaches footbaU ratings. Lakewood st. Edward, the While Moeller was the solid defending poll champ, Akron big school leader, defending Garfield, Youn.gstown poll champion , Cincinnati Cardinal Mooney and WyomJrn! reswned its spot Zanesville. All are J.() except atop the Class M ratings and Princeton, Z.l. Newark Catholic grabbed the Wyomillg, minus 1975 M No·. I position In th4: Class A back of the year Fred Jacobs voting. and a host other graduating MoeUer, which .has heat en seniors, nevertheleSs keeps thirdofan ked Princeton (ID-9) right on rolling under Coach and lith ranked Middletown Bob Lewis. . (30-13) the past two weeks The Cowboys, 3-(), polled and has a J.() mark, received 126 points in the AA voting which saw 90 different schools receive votes from -~--·-..,..the 33 coaches balloting. Ironton was . a distant second with 80 points, while Akron St. Vincent.St. Mary (:!-1), st. Marys. Memorial and New Lexington round out the first five. The rest of the top ten includes Colwnbus Watterson (2-1), Urbana, Bellaire(:!-1}, ¥an Wert and Martins Ferry. Newark Catholic, runnerup r:lflT~~r:lfl ~E~. to Canal Winchester last year in the .Board of Coaches' final ratings, holds a 144·117 margin over Carey In this year's first Class A voting. 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Here's Wednesday's results. Par at Pomerqy Is 35. Meigs- Mark GOkey, 35; · Dale Browning, 37; Clluck Follrod, 37; Crenaon Pratt, 37; Lance OUver, 37. GaUlpaUa - Brept Johnson and Kev H&wk, 38; Rusty Saunders, 40; Jeff Clary and Dave Rice, 43. Jacklon - Jeff Yerian, 38; Randy Wilson, 38; Greg Forsyth, 41; .Jeff Waach, 44, and Bren~ Wickline, 48. cmr five Moeller, .\Vyoming, Newark t 0 P UPI polls ; Ironton is second $14.14 VALUE, ONLY $6.119 Marauders. Dan Is a senior, stands 5'10" ana weighs 170 pounds. a"'d Middletown , 58 each ; 14 . Jackson prealded FREE! Second ten : 11 . {1ie l Cen . terv i l l e, • Buy the 144• tablet size ... · get 12 tablets ' ., Gal~ipolis, AUeD Stew1111, Co-Capt. Stu Stan:her, Co-Capt. he'd never quit ••N"'""' ·Buy the 288· tablet size ... get 144 tablets neighbors. They thought Heating won't destroy milk sugar J earlier sta:.cl that Ford had 111'0.., in S!lrlnlfteld, Oblo, golfed u. guelt ol Steel, that Carter baa atarted POINT PLEASANT - A request to ISsue an additional ~ mUUon worth of Industrial Revenue Bonds for tba Phl1lp Sporn Plant In New Haven was made · by Olarles MuUen and Mrs. Mullen, wbo now resides · in . representatives of Appalachian Power Company Middleport. Tbe home is located on a point oVI!!'looklng the {))lo Rlver. Among its features II'!! a 100 piece copper (APC) to the Muon .County Commission Tuasday. coUection, bronzeware from Thailand and an attractive recreation room equipped with a bar purchased from the Representing APC were Red Carpet Inn near Poini Pleasant. Eugene Gloss, plant manager of Philip Sporn; F. 0. Helms, diatrict manager of APC, and W. C. McMahan, local manager of APC. Actually, APC Ia . seeking two requests from the commissioners. The first Is to by Ms Penelope increase the amount of honda MacGillic·nty from an already. agreed ~ mUUon to $40 mUUon; . the other Ia for an additional ko Dear Readers: Some of my columns have not appeared In · million. the paper due to the fact that I have been in Clllna visiting Mao The purpose·of the bonds Ia . during biB recent illness and death. For your in!'ormation I wu to ratae fWKls to build ada very c1oae Intimate friend of Mao and he consulted me on ditional precipitators on units many t.binis. My computer aided him greatly in the course of at PhiUp Sporn. The $40 future events. I predicted a potential rice shortage 1111d due to mUUon Is for units two and my efforts thiB was averted.! was in line to be the new premier four willie the additional 515 of China but due to the fact that I was not Cbln- I wu mUUon Is for units one and eUminated. l would have had to take out <lllneae citizenship ~. and I did not want to do thiB. I want it clearly understood by aU While no action Willi taken my readers that nothing intimate went on between Mao and by the commission, it told the me and I was not his girlfriend; I was simply biB econO!llic representatives that it will ad villi!!'. Henry Kiaalnger consults me on many <lllnese affairs take the matter under and I go to and from Cllina without a passport or vial. Mao's consideration .and make a death was a tragic thing for me and Cor an of the United States. decision later. I was going tobelp the Chinese govenauent institute a chain of MacDuu~ld restaurants but Mao's death stopped thiB at the · present time. · DIE DEBATES NEW YORK (UP!} -The Penelope MacGllidty. There Ia no question that Jimmy taped telecut of the MuhamCarier won the flrll debate. Hill smile and pleasing personality mad All-Ken Norton heavy·came over the tube ins great fashion. Hill major tbeme ill love weight championahlp fight and love Ia going to wlr' out in this ptesldentlal race. He Ia the will be broadcast nationally .J!!!Oille's choice and '!Veryone 1mowB Jbruny will , do the by CBS-Tv on Friday, Oct. 22, right thing. He should n >I be allied the embarrassing questions the network announced on what be Ia golns to a 1 on specific matters alnce be has had Wednesday. no experience on thorn. I think that Jimmy scored dramatically when be 8811 be was going to be for a balanced budget. The mere fact that 1te Ia going to spend a great deal of · money won, matter since eo,eryone will be employed and can pay taxes to pay tile bill. Don't worry about the Playboy . Magazine interview. Jbnmy wu Just caught off guard, and, of course, be loves Lyndon Johnson. He did not mean 'to say Lyndon waa a crook but only had crooked people around him. Did you notice that Gerald Ford looked like a mad bulldog wben he was addressing tba American people? Jimmy wu aU 1111Ues and klndneas. I am certain that hill image will make him tba next president of the United States. Pamela Witherspoon. Gerald Ford won the first debate. PITTSBURGH (UP!) He was direct and specific to every question that was allied Bob, an old, skinny feUow and be pointed out that Governor Carter wu aU tblna• to aU who helpa pack .., equlpnent '"" for vlaltlng baseball teama at people. President Ford llhowed that there are more people 'l'tlree Rivers . Stadium, employed today than ever before although the unemployment pushed back hill insulated cap ill up slightly. President Ford ill against Inflation, and shook his head. hereditary. It Is caused. by a unemployment and wants to keep the federal budget In control. "You know," be said, "I germ. Because of the staining Ademocratic congress bas increased deficit spending and had reaction used In the not President Ford vetoed aU the bllll 'Which he did we would never thought I'd see tba day laboratory It ~ often caned have had an additional 25 billion dollar deficit. President Ford that Brown would resign." Neither did anyone else. an "acid fast bacillus." baa proven be can handle the affairs of the state whereas Governor Carier's recent actiona would Indicate hia JoeL. Brown had held the Job Doctors sometimes use "add of general manager of the fut" u a code term wben uncertainty as to what be will do in any domestic matter. Plttsb..-gb Pirates for so long dlacussing tuberculosia in tba DAMAGE SUIT - 21 years - he wu presence of a patient when HAMILTON, Ohio (UP!)- considered as much an they do not want to alann the The Chem-Dyne Corp ., lnstltntlon 11 the statue of patient. "" ..ar """"" Hamilton, Wednesday was Honus Wagner that graced Tuberculoaia may ippes.r Dtvorro ' 0 "" sued by tba state for I mW1on first Forbes Field and now INruQTOJ to be hereditary because It .,,...MASOH • .,. !Ish kWed by pollltlon in the Three Rivers. may occur In many mema..... ,. Great Miami Rlver. But reillgn Brown did, bers of the same famUy but _;;,oo;;:;..., The Ohio Departmerlt of telling newsmen In an that Ia becau~; It Ia conc,,...,. · Envtrunmental Protection, emotional speech Wednel!day tagious. Over-crowded ... ,..,. .. ,., ..... , ,...,., .. th Department of N1tural that be '"""""'It Otl&o .,.. 11., ..,..".._,.. ~' e . .. 1Va61•• time he end housing conditions increue rN "' eo... •• .. · """' .....: Resources and , tbe Ohio . one of hia two great love the c:bances of apread. 'lbal ..,,_,,..__.., OHr.. . - · "'·""· attorney .... ""neral'l office fUed affairs to devote more lime to has something io do with Its ...... .... ,.._ .... .. the f34C),OOO damage eult In the other. prevalence in parta of MeJ:Ico r--r· ...... Butler County Qmmon Pleu ''Gentlemen," said Brown, and heavily populated areas . .::~.,:•• Court. . 58, "thia iJ both a joyous and of tba world wbere bollling Ia ,..,,. ......_ •••· '" ""1 'lbe ault IICCUied the firm of a lid day lor me. at a premium. 1.. -•le. • .... , ... ·"·'·'.,'· dilc:har"'•• tollc: lndllllrlal ""'-'·~my adult life t 1'\oe .....,,,..... retnl hi!"'" ., .... UWAIII5 Conaumptlon"' a ,...,....r . · - . - , . · - . . wutee, lncludiJic tbree pe• hadtwogreatlovet-mewlth term that may mean dlf- - · "' ..... _ .. - . '"""' tlddel into tbe rlwr which baaebaD and the other with a ,_ to cUff.!'-. -· · • · f erenI ... w...,.s .,...,. "- ·"· "' ............. - '"-...-w..... ..., wu nresporl-llillible for three little blonde Birl from Callfor. people. I have learned not to '-· •n.oo: "' .,..., """" aeparat.e fl.lll ldlll. nla, wiiCin I married. After 38 conclude wbat such unChem,Dyne alao was years In bueball, I've scientific terms mean but .-..,......... ,..,.........., acc:uaed of crating a public decided It's time 1 devote rather Ilk the patient whit ........,,.... nnlaance lor emitting an 111011'of my lime to my other the term means to him. otrenaive odor. love, my wife Din." Governor denounced II Jackson in Marauder Stadium Friday record! ... wMtever recordl RepubUcan 11ee prllldantlll there are," said N-. who nominee, told a 'bualnlll u.s. terceptlonl put tba pme on Ice for tbe llelpn lquld. Since tba Marauden own a t4 edge in tba wiM with tbl lronmen and are llllll1ing from 1ut week's loa, tbla should add up to another One big play wu a 55 yard Stewart on ibe ends. Stewart pass while lwoJ key In- tbrlller for area fans. has caught most of Gum's passes thia season and last week he grabbed the only two cqmplelions for 24 total yards. Junior Brent Arnold 8Jlll senior Ray WUlford will return at the tackle posts · while the guards will once again be Duane Weber and Dave Miller, Rlck Johnson will again be centering the baU. The Marauders last week seemed to have cut down on their fumbles as they coughed up the ball only once, b\lt their downfaU last week aeemad to be giving up the btl play to the other team. 0 king, queen announced By L a - E. Lamb, M.D. 3- The Dilly Senllnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Thursday, Sept. 30, 19'16 BIG 8 CU. FT, BAGS COVER 30 SQ. FT, 3" DEEP, WON'T MAKE YOU SCRATCH OR ITCH. CAN BE POURE.D OR BLOWN INTO PLACE. ~:NJ~ Tt"IC Frlef'ldy Ones PER BAG Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The Department Store Of Building Since 1915 ' U.S. 60 WEST- HUNTI ... "'rn .. Home 0~1": ll110mln11an, lllhtall -----........I;..L?..ii' 'j •• . ~ d �• 4- The Dilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ThW'sday, Sept. 30, 1976 Today's Sport Parade 5-Thl Dilly Sentinel, Mlddllport.Pcrneroy, 0., Thunday, Sept. 30, Je78 Sha~on Padres·bomb Reds as Strom has 3 hitter SAN DIEGO (UPI }- "I'm sorry to see the season coming to an end," said Doug Rader . "I hate to ste il end 1\:ithout doing something, NEW YORK (UPI}-Tom ~sorda was up on a look. mostly because we haven't The St. Loul8 Browns were. looking under every rock. been worth a Wimn." !M!Brchlng desperately for a left-banded pitcher, a pitcller of any kind to be perfectly truthful about l\,_when the Brooklyn _ The third baseman spoke Dodgers told them they could look at one of the left-banders out. of frustration about the they had with their Montreal Club in the Intematlo!!$1 League . skid of the San Diego Padres, His name was Tom ~sorda, who was appointed by the , now 29 games back in the Dodgers as their new manager Wednesday . He had a nifty National League West , curve ball, ooe of the best around, b~t his fast baD wouldn 't put a dent in a tub d butter. Lasorda came\p to spring training with the Browns, in 1953 and if they kept him, they'd give the Dodgers $25,000. If they didn't, which ultimately turned out to he the case, they'd send him back tD Montreal. In no time at aU, ~da grew friendly with ever~011e 'oit the club and somewhere aloog the line beC!!Jile Involved in a chaUenge for a foot race. He and this feUow agreed the> would run until one or the other dropped dead. · BEREA, Ohio (UPI } The competi.tioo was held in 8 public square in Riverside, ~eveland Browns coach For~llf., where the team stayed. Morbidly fascinated over the Gregg rested his players (X'Ospect of seeing someone perhaps run straight to heaven, a · 'rest an extra day· this w¢ek, wmber of the Brownie players went out and bought plenty of putting· off the start of beer so they could propel'ly enjoy the spectacle while sitting preparations for the around watching it. upcoming Cincinnati Bengals The whole thing lasted 56 minutes. ~sorda later admitted until Wednesday. he got a stitch in his . side and had nearly quit twice, bat game Gregg hoped for physical doggedly, he kept going. Finally, his competitor said he had and psychologi.cal dividends enough and stopped running. fr~m .the Interlude after This Is not a secood-band account, but a first-band one watching his team pwruneled because I was the ooe foolish enough to run Tom LaSQrda that by Denver Broncos last night. I didn't die, it only felt like I did. I know this now - Tom Sunday. Lasorda would've have died before he quit. I know because he " I felt they were told me so, and when Tom Lasorda tells you something, you'd disappointed In the game, better believe it ~ or get ready tD run a foot race until you fall just 8S We were as C08CheS, II oown. he said. "Also we were going As a big league -p~~er. the affable, talkative, 49-year.()!d to get back to Cleveland late LaSOI'da never was much, but In his 31 years In professional and wouldn't have their close baseball, as a player, coach, scout and minor league manager, attention on Monday." · not Enos Slaughter, not Petl! Rose, not even Ty Cobb, ev!!l' put His usual routine has been more of himself lntD the game than has ~sorda . to give his players a brief Wilen Walt Alston announced last Monday he wouldn't be workout on Monday and rest bac!l managing the Dodgen next season after 23 consecu.tive them on Tuesday. years, the gueaing generally was that LaSQrda would succeed "The players have been him. Why not? He bad won pennants everywhere he had working pretty hard and I J!l8llllged for the Dodgers - at Ogden, . Spokane and thought a little break would Albuquerque. What's more, he had turned down major league be a refresher," Gregg said. managerial olfen from Atla!'la and Mootreal, preferring Ill "I was a player and I know Wlllt until be mlgbt getlhe.Dodger job. they think ." Peter O'Milley, the Dodgers' president, caUed Lasorda at how The Browns, 1-2, are underhis hmle In Fullerton, Calif., at nine o'clock Wednesday mordogs Sunday for the third ning. . . straight week. Cincinnati, 2-1, "We'd like you to be at the ball park at 11: 15," he said. "And Is favored by seven points. be on time" · Last year the Bengals ~da ;,Un't the least bit nervous. He only dropped the edged the Browns 24-17 in the receiver twice. !M!Bson opener for both teams 1ben board chairman Walter O'Malley got on the phone and asked Tt111lf he bad pitched batting practice Tuesday night. and then suffered a :IS-23 at the hands of the Certainly, said Laaorda. O'Malley knew that beforehand. UPset Browns in the last half of the Luorda always pitches batting practice. He can't get enough sea!kln. It was .Cleveland's ollt. He loves lt. · "Do you cheat?" O'Malley teued. "Do you step off the biggest victory of an abysmal 3-11 season. rubber?" ' The Browns don't expect to "No! Myfoot'ulways oo the rubber," Lasorda replied, per- -have regular quarterback fectly serious. · Mike Phipps or regular They talked some more, and O'Malley congratulated Lasor- · fullback Cleo Miller ready by da oo hli new job. , . Sunday, meaning backup When '-dB got off the phone, he had tears in his eyes Brian Sipe and rookie Mike W8rs of joy. He lllgged and ldsled his wife, Joan, whom he met Pruitt will probably start wben be pla,etf in Greenville, S.C., and to whiim he has been again. married for a years. . Phipps is out with a "R'sthellnt lime in my life I've ever seen a dream actually shoulder separation and come true," llbe said to him. · Miller is waiting for deep b laid ott hill new Ucht greeo-suit for him so he'd look like a contusions of the hip, knee big league mana~!"" should at the Dodgers' press conference. and ahkle to heal. "You've never been kilt for worda before and I'm sure you The quarterback hasn 't WGII't be today,"lbe rtUSIII ed him. even attempt to throw a pass. After Luordlleft the ballpark, there was another cJ!)I and "He' s been jogging," the caller ubd hill wife how long her husband had been Gregg said. "But I don' know Wllltlng to become a big l111gue manager! whether he can throw yet." "All hill life," lbe said. By MILWN RICHMAN UPI 8portl l!'.dllor despite the Padres' 6-1 victory over Cincinnati Wednesday night. It was an impressive win, marked by Brent Strom's three· hitter, rookie Mike Champion 's first major league home run and Rader 's grand siam belt in the first Inning. Rader, just now swinging a hot bat after receiving medical treatment for the gout, also collected a double and triple. "I have a tendency of . playing weD against better ball clubs," he said. "Freddy (Norman) wasn't pitching as well as he can. He threw me something I'm sure he wouldn't want to throw - up LOS ANGELES (UPI) and out wa~ hiK!t." Tommy LaSQrda, the "You cant helteve how a pltche~: feels to see four runs "holler guy" thir~ base coach go up for him early in the of the Loll Angeles Dodgers game," said Strom, who held who has claimed to "bleed llle Reds hitless through six Dodger blue" for the 28 years Innings. "Usually it's the he has been with the other way around for me." organization, today took the Strom, whose record Is now . reins Walter Alston held for 12-16, said early control of his nearly a quarter of a century curve ball was the difference. as m8!1$ger of the club. The selection of LaSorda "Guys like (Pete } Rose and (Joe} Morgan said my curve Was applauded by the Dodger Miller worked out Wednes- ball was working and then players. At the request of Alston, day, but on his own . He they began chasing bad wbo retired Tuesday after 7.'1 admitted to a great deal of pitches," Strom said. frustration . Strom also gave his predic- seasons at the Dodger hetm, "WatChing on TV the last tion for Ule National League LaSorda assumed his managerial duties for the few weeks has been rough, pemant race. YIJU better believe it,' he said. "No doubt," the pitcher final four games of the "I was rocking and waving said. "Cincinnati an the way. season, starting Wednesday every lime one of ·our backs They're too strong. Too many night with a I~ victory over · leaders like Rose, Morgan, the Houston Astros. got his hands on the ball." ~~rda , 49, a short, stout, Bench. There's nobody like jovial counterpart tD the 64that on Philadelphia." After clubbing the first year-old Alston, who ruled homer of his major league with a respected, quiet career, Olampion ran the authority, was welcomed by base paths as if he were his players this way : "l know as wen as I know trylnglobeat a throw to first. anything that he Is the right "I thought it. would hit the man,'' said Steve Gar.>ey, wall and I ran as hard as I first baseman and 1974 After winning thetr first could," Champioo saict. "I National Leal!ue MVP. two matclles of the Se&SQn, was almost to third when I "He is probably the most the Meigs girls' volleyball knew it was a home run . qualified man to assume the Nobody ever told me. you're team took its first loss manager 's post,'' said third against Wellston Tuesday supposed tD run slow and trot baseman Ron Cey . "He Is a night at Meigs High School. for a home run." tremendous motivator." It took the visitors an three games to win the matcll. Meigs pot the first game into had a year ago. They have overtime, before losing 16-U, tremendous defensive but the toea! team bouilced personnel, especially the back to cop a relatively easy front seven. !~ ·win to even things up. But '"Oliio Staie. ·has the then the visitors breezed to a capability of moving the b~ IS-2 win in the decisive thirt! oo anyone and to control the game. !Jail on anyone. The key to the The reserves also dropped LOS ANGELEi (UP!} - game will be whether Ohio the matcll 2-1. They started Watch out Woody. State can keep the bali away off with a IS-11 win in the first Wendell Tyler and Theotis from UCLA." game, but then the visitors Brown, nursing Injuries from After Ohio State, the Bruins swept the next two, ~ and last week's conquest over the meet Slanlord the following IS.13. Air Force Academy, will be week In the race for the 'Meigs owns two earlier suited up and ready to play Pacific~ crown and a Rose season wins over Athens and for UCLA Saturday when the Bowl bid, but Donahue Insists Logan. In those contests both No. 2-ranked Bruins jnvade "we're taking them one at a the varsity .and the reserves the turf of No. &.ranked Ohio tim . e. " woo. Toolght the Meigs team State. hosts GaUia Academy at 4:30 Tyler, Who raced for 156 at the high school. yards to become UCLA's alltime leading rustier in a 4(1;7 romp over the Falcons, is recovering from a groin puU • ,1 while Brown, who has scored five wuchdowns, ts coming back from a hip point Injury. "They're making the trip, and they wouldn't be unless Tode~y is the da y ro di1cover they are Tel'dY to play," clauic: beauty in Vogue 's " Hor· The Meigs High School goH UCLA coach Terry Donahue ved." It's o fresh new look for team contlnueil tD show they said Wednesday. Vogue and you. ~og u e . , , .for Donahue put the Bruins fining fashion . are going to be top contenders in the sectional tournament through practice Wednesday COLORS: BLACK, this year as they picked up in a light rain, but that didn't another victory Tuesday dampen his optimism that the NAVY OR CARMEL night at Pomeroy, downing Bruins, winner's over Ohio Nelsonville-York for the State In the Rose Bowl, would put up a better battle than second time, 152-162. their early season loss to the The matcll raised their Buckeyes last year. overall record to a nifty 7-1 "CA!r players are excited while in the SEOAL they and anticipate a tremendous stood at 2-1. This time it was Chuck struggle back there,' • Follrod who led the way as he Donahue said of the tDured the course-in a par 35 upcoming trip to Columbus, to take medalist honors. Ohio. "Watching the films of Mark Gilkey shot a 38, their first three games, the Crenson Pratt a 39, Dale Buckeyes have very much Browning a 40, and Lance the same type of t~am they Oliver stroked a 41. '!'be big thing for Meigs this season has been the fact that each of 'the five golfers has been shooting frequently in the Browns rested for Bengals Norton's bitterness grows BJU!:NROSI!lNBERG UPIIJpllriiWrller NEW YORK (UPI} -Now that Ken Nortm has bad time to ponder his controvenlal Joas to Mubammad AU 'l'llelday nlgbt, he's more lll1ler than ever. So much so, In fact, he . completely reversed bls clalmthatbe'IIQUldnnersay aythlng derogatory abo!& the apclrt that bad dooe so much for blm. He said boling bad "soured In my mouth," and announced he would reelrelromlhering"lfi don't aet • rematch lritb Ali." __ _ .., All, however, had little young, three years younger sympathy for the ex-Marine, than me . NW'!oo always gives who had forced him to the full me trouble but Foreman's estent of his physical easy to knock out:: capabilities on three Despite the fact that an occasions. Instead, he overwhelming majority of augge~ted Norton earn · ringside reporters disagreed another rematch by beating with the- verdicts handed former champion George down byl referee Arthur Foreman in an ellmin~~tion Mercante and judges Harold bout. LedermanandBarneySmlth, "Norton does deserve All reiterated his own belief another ahot at me," Ali that he unquestionably won admitted, "but he's got to the fight. earn lt. Foreman Ia the No. I "I've seen baseball teams chaUenger, I can't turn him win by me run, basketball down. If Norton beats teams win by one point. I've Foreman then .I'll fight him seenMarkSpitzwina race by lllin· But Nortm oon't want me finger,'' Ali said. "II Foreman because Foreman don't matter how much you cmce annihilated him, julit win by, as long as you win. like be annihilated (Joe} _That's what being a Frazier.''. champion Is all about.'' The' foundation for an Ali- · Norton profesaed no dislike Foreman rematch was laid for Ali and said he respects Wednesday night when the man as much as eyer. Herbert Muhammad, the "There's no animosity be· cbmlploo'a manager, flew tD tween me and Ali,'' Norton Teheran, Iran, to open said. "I like the man. He clllcuaslons for a bol&, which didn't make the decision, the would Iring All '10 mUllon. officials did. l just want to "I want Foreman bad. I'd fight him again." jump oo Foreman in m months," All said. "Foreman's easier for me than Norton. Norton tbouldn't say he'agoona quit, be'a 100 good. He's still Class donates to jJroject ~Sorda , m?;"~~e~an I refer tD as 'the. ftt MEIGS mEAJRE ClDSED fOR VACAnON WATQI fOR OPENING DATE I:. big alwaya 'theDodger' man' tohas me,'' saidbeen the · - - - - - - - - ' WRANGLER HEADQUARTE~S for the whole fami~! Volley hall team suffers its first loss •• •'• • • ••• •• ·- •' • •• • • ' Jeans and Jean Jackets. Tops and Bruin's runners readv Meigs golfers m top tOnn on home course · A layette tbower bonorlng Mrl. Sbafllll RUueli wu held receaUy at the Bradbury home of Mrs. Robert King with Cll'ol King and IJnda Swingle u holleuet. G1111111 were played with prllel going to Wilma Mees Grace Rupcbel, Louts~ Radford, Marilyn Poulin and Sandy McDaniel. Mary Lathe)' woo the door prize. A llork theme in pink and LA's Dodgers . The managerial abilities of in fact, were recog· nized by several big league clubs who made him offers earlier this year , but in each case he turned them down tD remain with the Dodgers. " I think that when someone wakes up and finds that wlien he has inherited a position vacated by ihe greatest manager in baseball, it's Uke waking UP to find out you inllerlted the Hope diamond," LaSorda said at a Dodger news conference Wednesday when he was named • •• •• Sweaters. " Little girls and bOys, Men's, Ladies',and Juniols. •' •• • ••• • • D •• NEW HAVEN, W. VA. - i'he United Methodist Women •of the Methodlat Church in New Haven held a recent meeting In Scott Memorial HaD with Naomi Bumgard,~r presiding at the meeting. Prayer wu said and an the 'members sang "What a 'Friend We Have in Jesus", accompanied at the plano by •Mrs. Bumgardner. Projects for the new years ~ were discussed and It wa5 decided the group will make :lap robes for the sick in nursing homea, visit the sick •and shut-Ina, and donate old , eye gtuses to the Uona Club. ' Janet Bumgardner was choaen to serve as the hostess and Irene Weavllr the program leader at the next , meeting on Oct. 21. Relreshmenta were served to Learoa Udel, ,Edna Roush, Jean Hendrickson, Clara ' Burris, 'Thelma Capehart, Rev. Miller hnd Irene Weaver. Mary Lelving, Ruth Batey, Margie Hoffman, Janet Bumgardner, Naomi .:Bumgardner and . Evelyn Danbury• • .. ' BETTY OHLINGER 30's N-Y was led by Tim Pitts' 38 while Tim Oakley and Kent Feama each shot a 41. Mike Kimes and Joe Holte! both got a 42. The Meigs Reserves turned In a respectable performance as David Burt and Jeff Couch each got a 45 while the third reserve, Roli Casce, •turned In a 57. N-Y reserve scores were: Mike JeweU-46, Mike Hoffman-62, Dave Devore-&, Paul Hosklnson-57, Jerry Batton-67. New Haven UMWmeets MARGUERITE'S SHOES 102 E. MAIN A dCIIItion to the annual project of the Meigs County MenTa Fellowship of providing clothing and supplies for the Grundy Milllm School tn Grundy Va. wu mide by the Loya~ Bereans Clau of the Middleport Church of Chrlll at a meeting Tuesday night. Mrs, Kathryn Erwin had ptayer to open the meeting and Mn. Grace Hawley read from 1 John: Readings were "Dally Prayers Dissolve Your CaM" and "Blessing in Disguise Is Difficult to 'Recognize" by Helen Stetner Rice. A communication was read from Mr. arid Mrs. Ron Russell, missionaries In Teua. Marvin Kelly reported on contacting a trustee of the cburch about erecting a railing . on cburch stairs. Reported ill were Mri. Hattie ·swift, Mrs. · Carrie 'Roush, Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs. Sarah Koehler and Mrs. Cynthia Gohring. Members were asked to contribute cookies, baked gooda, crocheted pieces or other Items to the Country Fair at the Athena Mental Health Center. The clasa agreed to serve the holiday dinner for the Loyal Women's and Man's clus on Dec. 3. The Loya!Bereana' party will .be held at a time when the Homebuilders· can serve. Men of the class WtiJ furnish i'efrealunents in October. The benediction, a reading "Where Can We Find Him" by Lena McKinley, and refreshments by Mrs. !lawley and Mrs. Ervin ~ncludecl the meeting. OPEN FRI. AND SAT. Til. 8:00 Tkt c~~ • ~ark VOGUE POMEROY, 0. TO OUR SHOW.ING PICKENS 00. w. 1 I 200 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO SPEAKER: RAFORD J, PETI'Y Radford, Grace Rusche!, Beth Bartrum, HUda King, Mary. Walburn; Joyce Redman, Ollta Heighton, Mary ~they. Joyce Bartrum, 1\nna Mae Ellis, Marilyn Poulin, Phyllis Baker, and Edle King. Sending gifts were Naomi King, Marilyn Anilerson, Charlotte Hanning, Carrie Kennedy, Mary Lou Wolfe, Edle Zirkle, Carolyn Page, Karen Dtxou, Kathy MlUer and Marilyn Ha!'()el'. Calendar Auxiliary celebrate$ 55th year' 1be 56th Anniversary of the American Legion Auillary of Drew Webeter Poll 39 was celebrated Tuesday night with a dinner at the haD. Mrs. Jed Weblter, Sr., the oldest member preeent, and Mrs. Eddie A. Smith, the oldest president, serving in 1938, were recognized and presented glfla. A review of the unltla organization was given. li was organized In 1921 in the Meigs County opera house with Eva Jo Web8t4:1' Hall, now living In Columbua, serving aa the first president • Mrs. Grace Pratt, president, welcomed the members and guuts In- · eluding Paul Caacl, Kenneth Harris and Alma Johnson, Springfield. Genevieve Meinhart, chaplain, gave the prayer. A thank-you note from Ml.sa Cheryl Lehew for the nurses scholarship given her was read by Ml.sa Erma Smith. Also read were oommunlcatlona including the bulletin from Mrs. Florence Richards, Eighth District president. She announced her new district chairmen and the fall conference to be held ne1t Thursday at ~aster with Mary Jane Patro, Toledo, new Department president as the ,guest speaker. Also announced was a fall leadership school. Membership awarda were discussed and It was noted that awards will be given for goal by . Nov. 11, highest percentage over goal by Dec. 3! , national president's citaUoo for goal by Jan. 31, and the final date to reach goal, May 31. · Peuy Harris, during the e'lenlnil for the Pearl Knapp and Mn. Mlrl• children and youth chairman, Arcadia · Nursing Home. Goett were named to a reported that birthday gifts Working with the glda was ccimmlttee to Work with the other unlta. ~ had been sent to four boys at Miss Lehew. Paul Cascl, state't,batrman the HardinC Cotta&e at the Xenia Home for Orphans. lor the Gifts .for the Yani.l Vlsitadoo day there Ia Oct. 11 program, was speaker at the with reglllration at 9:30 a.m. meeting. He noted that for There will be a luncheon at :tour of the pall five yeart the noon, a tour of the cottages Eighth District has hl«11tSS in including the Peter Pan the state In dooatlona. He told of the scope of the cottage and the hospital. program which (X'Ovidecl a Trick or treat bags wtll be made for the children in variety of services to the Harding Cottage, and the unit hospitalized veterans In the IN voted to send '15 for a 14 districts pf Ohio, He noted that the _thl)lgs provided HaUoween party. Death of Mrs. Rose through the Gifts for the Gen)lelmer was noted and the Yanks. program are not • charter waa draped for her. provided by the government. Mrs. Mehihart had t!le The money Ia used for canprayer, Mrs. Catherine Welsh teen books, gift shopa, special played "How Great Thou projects and equipment for Art", and Mrs. Pratt gave the the veterans. Cascl also proposed to the tribute. The New Look Membtrshlp chairman unit a joint gathering of the Frankie Hunnet's report Pomeroy, Middleport and showed dues paid to date at 96 . Racine Legionnaires and For Fall and 64 needed for goal. She auxUisry members for a asked that dues be sent to Box famliy outing on Nov. 7 to 100, American Legion celebrate Veterans Day. He At Auxiliary. As for the October suggested the legionnaires meeting, Mrs. Hunnel and provide barbecue chicken Mrs. Harris were named to and the auxiliary members have refreslunenta with Mrs. bring covered dlahes. Cascl Isabelle Couch to present the reported that that would be program on nurses the day when the Forty et scholarship and education. Eight train would be in Meigs Mrs. Gemma Case! , County. Mrs. Norma Jewell, veterans affairs chairman, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, reported that 34 ditty bags Mrs. Faye WUdermuch, Mrs. have been made to take to Chillicothe. Mrs. Veda Davis, junior activities chaltman, reported on 8 planned trip to Coats & Clothing At · . · be taken to Arcadia for the The · birthday of Bill Rovnak. Gifts wiD be taken to a)l nine of the veterans there. AB a memorial to Mrs. While you're there Genhelmer, f5 was sent to the come in and see the Marie Moore Fund. Mrs. COVERALLS and Joan Vaughan reported_that a flag will be presented for the JUMPSUITS Boys' 9 new tennis coW'! and also that mos. through size -8. a new flag wiD be given for Girls 5 to 6x. the parlting lot in Pomeroy. Also see itie -The death of Harry Walah, BLANKET Veterans Administration SLEEPERS. Boys up' volunt~r services dlrectDr at to 4 years and girls up the Chillicothe Hospital, was to size 14. reported . He was the recipient of two awards for Special group $5.99 outstanding service to the Boys and girls up to veterans at the hospital and size 14. -was a life member of the Ross County PoSt 62, Chillicothe. Pictures For Fall Mrs. Mary Martin spoke on legislation and particularly about· the liberty bell which the legion Is hopeful can be · placed permanently In Friday, Oct. 8, ev~ning (after 5) Washington, D. C. as a Saturday, Oct. 9, all day bicentennial memorial. She encouraged voting in November and personal evaluation of all the candidates. Mrs. Davis gave the third reading of the budget for the 1976-77 year. The door prize won by Grace Pratt was provided by Mrs . Rhoda Hackett. · 175 N 5ECONO AVE / MIODI.EPORT, QH. 45760 Juniors at the meeting, Pho"e (61.&) Anna WUes, Robin Campbell, Pam Powers and Paula Kloea made Halloween favors Mra, THURSDAY UMWA SUPPORTERS Thursday, 2:30 p.m. at the Eagles Club In Pomeroy. Guest speaker till be Jim Willis, safely coordinator from Meiga Mines. FUms on safety wtll be shown. Also apeaking will be Jim Proffitt and Jerry Adama. Persona are not to bring refreshments. SOUTHERN LOCAL. Band .Boosters, 7:30 p.m. ThursdaY , Instead of on Tuesday. Everyone asked to attend to help make plalll for unif9rms for additional band members. EASTERN LOCAL PTSA, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Eastern Local High School. The public Ia Invited as well . I , as candidates for public ofRv Polly Cramer flee who are invited to apeak DEAR POLLY - I have teaapoon of baking soda and brleOy. James Roilsh, cangr888 cloth paper on the walle leave for fifteen minutes or didate for 'Meigs County In my l)arlor and dining so. The jewelry will be shiny . Commlsltoners, will talll on room. I have been vacuuming . clean. - E.R. funding .for the mentally It once every s!x months. Do DEAR POLLY - When a retarded and public school you know of a better way to skirt Is put on a hanger It clean lheae walls? I am not ·Often lalla off. Now I secure a systems. FREE CLOTHING day at sattsfied with just vacuuming skirt on Its hanger with the Salvation Army, Thursand would like to wash the spring type clothespins. day from 10 a.m. until noon. walla, but that ls Impossible. I SUSAN. All area residents In need of guess the next best thing is to Pony wru sea.d you ODe of clothing are welcome. put on a vinyl or other her "peaeby" thank-you washable cloth back covering cards, Ideal for framlac or FRIDAY that can be washed. Will It he placing Ia your family SPECIAL MEETING of a big job to remove the gr888 scrapbook, H abe uses your Rio Grande Community cloth paper? ·I would ap- favorite Poillter, Peeve or College Board of Trustees, preclate any advi~e . ....: JEAN Problem ill her coiDlllll. Write called by chairman, Elnon S. Polly's POillten Ia care of Plummer Friday, 10 a.m. in I>EAR JEAN S• ..:.· Grass tbls newspaper. the board room on the college cloth paper can be cleaaed campus for consideration of with that dough•llke the technical buDding .plans. wallpaper cleaner. Any OlfiO VALLEY GRANGE particles that adbere to U 2612 wiD serve lunch Friday could be removed wllb a toft POMEROY LANES and Saturday at Guy Shuler Tuesday Triplicate vacuum bru1b .. Freqaeilt Pts. sale at Letart Falla ComduU.C abould keep lbe paper Shamrock. Motel 22 munity Building. 20 ill good shape, 10 perbapa you Roval Crow n Btlg Co . FIRST SESSION of new Ltd . 20 CGuld vaC1illm It more oftea. NShirts emergency inedlcal services . Y . Cloth ing House 18 Oue especll many yean of Tea m s B tralnlng will be at 7 p.m. m 3 8 aervlce from sucb paper, for _ Tea September 19, 1976 Fri~y at the fire station in _High Ind . Game Pat POMEROY LANES It Is e:~pe~~~lve as weD as Smith 182, Marlen e Wilson Racine with ~rry Baker, Eorty Sunday Mixed being qalte bandsome. I 176. Middleport, Instructor . Pis High Series Mar]ene would never cOIIIIder the · Wllson 506, Pat Sftl ith 459 : Anyone Interested In the Tom 's Carry 0\Jt 2• 'ream High Game - Royal course contact Harold Circle. Town Kiln clulllge you .suggest. The 24 ~otl)ing 1433. Jack's Dairy Bar 18 m01t practical coverlllp you Crown SATURDAY Team High · Game Pomeroy Flower Shop 12 mealloned seem far more Shamrock MOtel 1339 . SQUARE DANCE .satur- Cline's Con st. 10 appropriate for the bathroom day, <>1:1: 2, at Mlddleprirt Mark V 8 or ~tebeu. - POLLY• High Ind. !'ame - Darrell Elementary School, 8 to 11 S_unday Mixed League Dugan 221 , Ed Voss 210, Jerry p.m. Sponsored by Senior · Cline Pick 'n Shovel ; Marlene Wilson 197, DEAR POLLY - and Won Lost Citizens Center with music by Betty Sm ith 192, Helen Dorothy - To keep those Slaem 28 12 Strtngdusters; admission, $1 Phelps 169 . -. st. - Mkt . nylon sheets from-.slipptng, Farmer s Bank High Series - Darrell 16 for adults; children under 12 24 Dugan 559 , Larry Dugan 524. 1ry stuffing a strip of foam Team 3 24 16 free. Ed Voss and John Tyree 215 ; rubber around the edges be- Seldom Rest Ceram ic s20 20 BAKE SALE Saturday in Betty Sm ith 517, Marlene tween the sheet and box Team 1 14 26 front of Racine Post Office Wilson 473 , Lena Howard 565. 10 30 springs, or put a foani rubber Teams Team High Game and spoDSQred by Racine Boy Men 's high seri~s - Roger Series - Town Kiln 713 and pad between spring and Dingess 406 ; Dave Lee 399 ; Scout Troop 241 and Cub 1999. · mattress. Then tuck the sheet Ronnie Han ing 39 8.' Scout Pack 243. Those WOmen 's hi gh series - Pat between foam pad and William_ Early Wednesday Mixed wishing to donate are to call s 503, Kathie Le e 440 , September 22, 1976 mattress. - BONNIE. Ann Morris 385 . . 949-2449, 949-2619 or 992-7059. Men 's high game - Roger Pis. DEAR POLLY - My Dingess 170, Ronn i e Han in g SUNDAY Oi iersFour 28 Pointer is for those people 162, Bob W il liams 153. Zide's Sport Shop 26 CHICKEN BARBECUE Women 's high game - F'a1 who are allergic to perfwnes Smith Nelson Motors 22 175, Pat Will iam s Sunday at Racine firehouse, in cosmetics. I mix baking Williams Young's Super Market 20 168, Kethie Lee and Pa t sponSQred by the auxiliary of Tenth Framers 18 soda .in my dusting powder, Williams 160. Racine Fire Department. Nelson Drug C o. 6 and then do not break out as l High Ind. Game - Men : Menu includes one-half used to before I started this, I SUSPECT ARRFSl'ED chicken, baked beans, potato Jim Hawley, 214, Bill Prier use about one-third soda to 1\NOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI} salad or cole slaw, cake, pie 209, Russ Carson and Ed Voss 193 : Women : Helen Phelps tw~thlrds powder. I do hope - FBI agents have arrested a and coffee. 211. Betty Smith 200. Isabelle this helps others as It has !Iammond, Ind. man wanted Couch 186. helped me. - FILONA. In Ohio on a robbery charge. High Series - Russ Carson , MONDAY 549, Bill Porter 540, Ed Voss DEAR POLLY- We have James T. Boggs, 18, was SALEM CENTER PTA 509 : isabelle Couch 517, Betty discovered an alternate use arresteq Wednesday at a MQnday, 7:.30 p.m. Smith 507, Carolyn Bachner for our daughter's colorful relative's home in rural 462. poncho that she seldom Andersonville, according •to Team High Game and Series - Zide's Sport Shop wears. It looks great when Harold C. Swanson, special 735 and 1983. used as a throw over the agent in charge of the headrest of a recliner chair. Knoxville FBI office. Less expensive ones might be Boggs was charged by was arrested on a charge of PTA TO MEET used to cover a drum table, authorities in Defiance, Ohio, unlawful flight to avoid The Salem Center PTA wiD with the center hole (neck) in connectioo with an armed- prosecution for aggravated meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. concealed by a lamp base or holdup of a restaurant. He robbery. bowl of flowers. - BETTY G. 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I ' •' j " �• 4- The Dilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ThW'sday, Sept. 30, 1976 Today's Sport Parade 5-Thl Dilly Sentinel, Mlddllport.Pcrneroy, 0., Thunday, Sept. 30, Je78 Sha~on Padres·bomb Reds as Strom has 3 hitter SAN DIEGO (UPI }- "I'm sorry to see the season coming to an end," said Doug Rader . "I hate to ste il end 1\:ithout doing something, NEW YORK (UPI}-Tom ~sorda was up on a look. mostly because we haven't The St. Loul8 Browns were. looking under every rock. been worth a Wimn." !M!Brchlng desperately for a left-banded pitcher, a pitcller of any kind to be perfectly truthful about l\,_when the Brooklyn _ The third baseman spoke Dodgers told them they could look at one of the left-banders out. of frustration about the they had with their Montreal Club in the Intematlo!!$1 League . skid of the San Diego Padres, His name was Tom ~sorda, who was appointed by the , now 29 games back in the Dodgers as their new manager Wednesday . He had a nifty National League West , curve ball, ooe of the best around, b~t his fast baD wouldn 't put a dent in a tub d butter. Lasorda came\p to spring training with the Browns, in 1953 and if they kept him, they'd give the Dodgers $25,000. If they didn't, which ultimately turned out to he the case, they'd send him back tD Montreal. In no time at aU, ~da grew friendly with ever~011e 'oit the club and somewhere aloog the line beC!!Jile Involved in a chaUenge for a foot race. He and this feUow agreed the> would run until one or the other dropped dead. · BEREA, Ohio (UPI } The competi.tioo was held in 8 public square in Riverside, ~eveland Browns coach For~llf., where the team stayed. Morbidly fascinated over the Gregg rested his players (X'Ospect of seeing someone perhaps run straight to heaven, a · 'rest an extra day· this w¢ek, wmber of the Brownie players went out and bought plenty of putting· off the start of beer so they could propel'ly enjoy the spectacle while sitting preparations for the around watching it. upcoming Cincinnati Bengals The whole thing lasted 56 minutes. ~sorda later admitted until Wednesday. he got a stitch in his . side and had nearly quit twice, bat game Gregg hoped for physical doggedly, he kept going. Finally, his competitor said he had and psychologi.cal dividends enough and stopped running. fr~m .the Interlude after This Is not a secood-band account, but a first-band one watching his team pwruneled because I was the ooe foolish enough to run Tom LaSQrda that by Denver Broncos last night. I didn't die, it only felt like I did. I know this now - Tom Sunday. Lasorda would've have died before he quit. I know because he " I felt they were told me so, and when Tom Lasorda tells you something, you'd disappointed In the game, better believe it ~ or get ready tD run a foot race until you fall just 8S We were as C08CheS, II oown. he said. "Also we were going As a big league -p~~er. the affable, talkative, 49-year.()!d to get back to Cleveland late LaSOI'da never was much, but In his 31 years In professional and wouldn't have their close baseball, as a player, coach, scout and minor league manager, attention on Monday." · not Enos Slaughter, not Petl! Rose, not even Ty Cobb, ev!!l' put His usual routine has been more of himself lntD the game than has ~sorda . to give his players a brief Wilen Walt Alston announced last Monday he wouldn't be workout on Monday and rest bac!l managing the Dodgen next season after 23 consecu.tive them on Tuesday. years, the gueaing generally was that LaSQrda would succeed "The players have been him. Why not? He bad won pennants everywhere he had working pretty hard and I J!l8llllged for the Dodgers - at Ogden, . Spokane and thought a little break would Albuquerque. What's more, he had turned down major league be a refresher," Gregg said. managerial olfen from Atla!'la and Mootreal, preferring Ill "I was a player and I know Wlllt until be mlgbt getlhe.Dodger job. they think ." Peter O'Milley, the Dodgers' president, caUed Lasorda at how The Browns, 1-2, are underhis hmle In Fullerton, Calif., at nine o'clock Wednesday mordogs Sunday for the third ning. . . straight week. Cincinnati, 2-1, "We'd like you to be at the ball park at 11: 15," he said. "And Is favored by seven points. be on time" · Last year the Bengals ~da ;,Un't the least bit nervous. He only dropped the edged the Browns 24-17 in the receiver twice. !M!Bson opener for both teams 1ben board chairman Walter O'Malley got on the phone and asked Tt111lf he bad pitched batting practice Tuesday night. and then suffered a :IS-23 at the hands of the Certainly, said Laaorda. O'Malley knew that beforehand. UPset Browns in the last half of the Luorda always pitches batting practice. He can't get enough sea!kln. It was .Cleveland's ollt. He loves lt. · "Do you cheat?" O'Malley teued. "Do you step off the biggest victory of an abysmal 3-11 season. rubber?" ' The Browns don't expect to "No! Myfoot'ulways oo the rubber," Lasorda replied, per- -have regular quarterback fectly serious. · Mike Phipps or regular They talked some more, and O'Malley congratulated Lasor- · fullback Cleo Miller ready by da oo hli new job. , . Sunday, meaning backup When '-dB got off the phone, he had tears in his eyes Brian Sipe and rookie Mike W8rs of joy. He lllgged and ldsled his wife, Joan, whom he met Pruitt will probably start wben be pla,etf in Greenville, S.C., and to whiim he has been again. married for a years. . Phipps is out with a "R'sthellnt lime in my life I've ever seen a dream actually shoulder separation and come true," llbe said to him. · Miller is waiting for deep b laid ott hill new Ucht greeo-suit for him so he'd look like a contusions of the hip, knee big league mana~!"" should at the Dodgers' press conference. and ahkle to heal. "You've never been kilt for worda before and I'm sure you The quarterback hasn 't WGII't be today,"lbe rtUSIII ed him. even attempt to throw a pass. After Luordlleft the ballpark, there was another cJ!)I and "He' s been jogging," the caller ubd hill wife how long her husband had been Gregg said. "But I don' know Wllltlng to become a big l111gue manager! whether he can throw yet." "All hill life," lbe said. By MILWN RICHMAN UPI 8portl l!'.dllor despite the Padres' 6-1 victory over Cincinnati Wednesday night. It was an impressive win, marked by Brent Strom's three· hitter, rookie Mike Champion 's first major league home run and Rader 's grand siam belt in the first Inning. Rader, just now swinging a hot bat after receiving medical treatment for the gout, also collected a double and triple. "I have a tendency of . playing weD against better ball clubs," he said. "Freddy (Norman) wasn't pitching as well as he can. He threw me something I'm sure he wouldn't want to throw - up LOS ANGELES (UPI) and out wa~ hiK!t." Tommy LaSQrda, the "You cant helteve how a pltche~: feels to see four runs "holler guy" thir~ base coach go up for him early in the of the Loll Angeles Dodgers game," said Strom, who held who has claimed to "bleed llle Reds hitless through six Dodger blue" for the 28 years Innings. "Usually it's the he has been with the other way around for me." organization, today took the Strom, whose record Is now . reins Walter Alston held for 12-16, said early control of his nearly a quarter of a century curve ball was the difference. as m8!1$ger of the club. The selection of LaSorda "Guys like (Pete } Rose and (Joe} Morgan said my curve Was applauded by the Dodger Miller worked out Wednes- ball was working and then players. At the request of Alston, day, but on his own . He they began chasing bad wbo retired Tuesday after 7.'1 admitted to a great deal of pitches," Strom said. frustration . Strom also gave his predic- seasons at the Dodger hetm, "WatChing on TV the last tion for Ule National League LaSorda assumed his managerial duties for the few weeks has been rough, pemant race. YIJU better believe it,' he said. "No doubt," the pitcher final four games of the "I was rocking and waving said. "Cincinnati an the way. season, starting Wednesday every lime one of ·our backs They're too strong. Too many night with a I~ victory over · leaders like Rose, Morgan, the Houston Astros. got his hands on the ball." ~~rda , 49, a short, stout, Bench. There's nobody like jovial counterpart tD the 64that on Philadelphia." After clubbing the first year-old Alston, who ruled homer of his major league with a respected, quiet career, Olampion ran the authority, was welcomed by base paths as if he were his players this way : "l know as wen as I know trylnglobeat a throw to first. anything that he Is the right "I thought it. would hit the man,'' said Steve Gar.>ey, wall and I ran as hard as I first baseman and 1974 After winning thetr first could," Champioo saict. "I National Leal!ue MVP. two matclles of the Se&SQn, was almost to third when I "He is probably the most the Meigs girls' volleyball knew it was a home run . qualified man to assume the Nobody ever told me. you're team took its first loss manager 's post,'' said third against Wellston Tuesday supposed tD run slow and trot baseman Ron Cey . "He Is a night at Meigs High School. for a home run." tremendous motivator." It took the visitors an three games to win the matcll. Meigs pot the first game into had a year ago. They have overtime, before losing 16-U, tremendous defensive but the toea! team bouilced personnel, especially the back to cop a relatively easy front seven. !~ ·win to even things up. But '"Oliio Staie. ·has the then the visitors breezed to a capability of moving the b~ IS-2 win in the decisive thirt! oo anyone and to control the game. !Jail on anyone. The key to the The reserves also dropped LOS ANGELEi (UP!} - game will be whether Ohio the matcll 2-1. They started Watch out Woody. State can keep the bali away off with a IS-11 win in the first Wendell Tyler and Theotis from UCLA." game, but then the visitors Brown, nursing Injuries from After Ohio State, the Bruins swept the next two, ~ and last week's conquest over the meet Slanlord the following IS.13. Air Force Academy, will be week In the race for the 'Meigs owns two earlier suited up and ready to play Pacific~ crown and a Rose season wins over Athens and for UCLA Saturday when the Bowl bid, but Donahue Insists Logan. In those contests both No. 2-ranked Bruins jnvade "we're taking them one at a the varsity .and the reserves the turf of No. &.ranked Ohio tim . e. " woo. Toolght the Meigs team State. hosts GaUia Academy at 4:30 Tyler, Who raced for 156 at the high school. yards to become UCLA's alltime leading rustier in a 4(1;7 romp over the Falcons, is recovering from a groin puU • ,1 while Brown, who has scored five wuchdowns, ts coming back from a hip point Injury. "They're making the trip, and they wouldn't be unless Tode~y is the da y ro di1cover they are Tel'dY to play," clauic: beauty in Vogue 's " Hor· The Meigs High School goH UCLA coach Terry Donahue ved." It's o fresh new look for team contlnueil tD show they said Wednesday. Vogue and you. ~og u e . , , .for Donahue put the Bruins fining fashion . are going to be top contenders in the sectional tournament through practice Wednesday COLORS: BLACK, this year as they picked up in a light rain, but that didn't another victory Tuesday dampen his optimism that the NAVY OR CARMEL night at Pomeroy, downing Bruins, winner's over Ohio Nelsonville-York for the State In the Rose Bowl, would put up a better battle than second time, 152-162. their early season loss to the The matcll raised their Buckeyes last year. overall record to a nifty 7-1 "CA!r players are excited while in the SEOAL they and anticipate a tremendous stood at 2-1. This time it was Chuck struggle back there,' • Follrod who led the way as he Donahue said of the tDured the course-in a par 35 upcoming trip to Columbus, to take medalist honors. Ohio. "Watching the films of Mark Gilkey shot a 38, their first three games, the Crenson Pratt a 39, Dale Buckeyes have very much Browning a 40, and Lance the same type of t~am they Oliver stroked a 41. '!'be big thing for Meigs this season has been the fact that each of 'the five golfers has been shooting frequently in the Browns rested for Bengals Norton's bitterness grows BJU!:NROSI!lNBERG UPIIJpllriiWrller NEW YORK (UPI} -Now that Ken Nortm has bad time to ponder his controvenlal Joas to Mubammad AU 'l'llelday nlgbt, he's more lll1ler than ever. So much so, In fact, he . completely reversed bls clalmthatbe'IIQUldnnersay aythlng derogatory abo!& the apclrt that bad dooe so much for blm. He said boling bad "soured In my mouth," and announced he would reelrelromlhering"lfi don't aet • rematch lritb Ali." __ _ .., All, however, had little young, three years younger sympathy for the ex-Marine, than me . NW'!oo always gives who had forced him to the full me trouble but Foreman's estent of his physical easy to knock out:: capabilities on three Despite the fact that an occasions. Instead, he overwhelming majority of augge~ted Norton earn · ringside reporters disagreed another rematch by beating with the- verdicts handed former champion George down byl referee Arthur Foreman in an ellmin~~tion Mercante and judges Harold bout. LedermanandBarneySmlth, "Norton does deserve All reiterated his own belief another ahot at me," Ali that he unquestionably won admitted, "but he's got to the fight. earn lt. Foreman Ia the No. I "I've seen baseball teams chaUenger, I can't turn him win by me run, basketball down. If Norton beats teams win by one point. I've Foreman then .I'll fight him seenMarkSpitzwina race by lllin· But Nortm oon't want me finger,'' Ali said. "II Foreman because Foreman don't matter how much you cmce annihilated him, julit win by, as long as you win. like be annihilated (Joe} _That's what being a Frazier.''. champion Is all about.'' The' foundation for an Ali- · Norton profesaed no dislike Foreman rematch was laid for Ali and said he respects Wednesday night when the man as much as eyer. Herbert Muhammad, the "There's no animosity be· cbmlploo'a manager, flew tD tween me and Ali,'' Norton Teheran, Iran, to open said. "I like the man. He clllcuaslons for a bol&, which didn't make the decision, the would Iring All '10 mUllon. officials did. l just want to "I want Foreman bad. I'd fight him again." jump oo Foreman in m months," All said. "Foreman's easier for me than Norton. Norton tbouldn't say he'agoona quit, be'a 100 good. He's still Class donates to jJroject ~Sorda , m?;"~~e~an I refer tD as 'the. ftt MEIGS mEAJRE ClDSED fOR VACAnON WATQI fOR OPENING DATE I:. big alwaya 'theDodger' man' tohas me,'' saidbeen the · - - - - - - - - ' WRANGLER HEADQUARTE~S for the whole fami~! Volley hall team suffers its first loss •• •'• • • ••• •• ·- •' • •• • • ' Jeans and Jean Jackets. Tops and Bruin's runners readv Meigs golfers m top tOnn on home course · A layette tbower bonorlng Mrl. Sbafllll RUueli wu held receaUy at the Bradbury home of Mrs. Robert King with Cll'ol King and IJnda Swingle u holleuet. G1111111 were played with prllel going to Wilma Mees Grace Rupcbel, Louts~ Radford, Marilyn Poulin and Sandy McDaniel. Mary Lathe)' woo the door prize. A llork theme in pink and LA's Dodgers . The managerial abilities of in fact, were recog· nized by several big league clubs who made him offers earlier this year , but in each case he turned them down tD remain with the Dodgers. " I think that when someone wakes up and finds that wlien he has inherited a position vacated by ihe greatest manager in baseball, it's Uke waking UP to find out you inllerlted the Hope diamond," LaSorda said at a Dodger news conference Wednesday when he was named • •• •• Sweaters. " Little girls and bOys, Men's, Ladies',and Juniols. •' •• • ••• • • D •• NEW HAVEN, W. VA. - i'he United Methodist Women •of the Methodlat Church in New Haven held a recent meeting In Scott Memorial HaD with Naomi Bumgard,~r presiding at the meeting. Prayer wu said and an the 'members sang "What a 'Friend We Have in Jesus", accompanied at the plano by •Mrs. Bumgardner. Projects for the new years ~ were discussed and It wa5 decided the group will make :lap robes for the sick in nursing homea, visit the sick •and shut-Ina, and donate old , eye gtuses to the Uona Club. ' Janet Bumgardner was choaen to serve as the hostess and Irene Weavllr the program leader at the next , meeting on Oct. 21. Relreshmenta were served to Learoa Udel, ,Edna Roush, Jean Hendrickson, Clara ' Burris, 'Thelma Capehart, Rev. Miller hnd Irene Weaver. Mary Lelving, Ruth Batey, Margie Hoffman, Janet Bumgardner, Naomi .:Bumgardner and . Evelyn Danbury• • .. ' BETTY OHLINGER 30's N-Y was led by Tim Pitts' 38 while Tim Oakley and Kent Feama each shot a 41. Mike Kimes and Joe Holte! both got a 42. The Meigs Reserves turned In a respectable performance as David Burt and Jeff Couch each got a 45 while the third reserve, Roli Casce, •turned In a 57. N-Y reserve scores were: Mike JeweU-46, Mike Hoffman-62, Dave Devore-&, Paul Hosklnson-57, Jerry Batton-67. New Haven UMWmeets MARGUERITE'S SHOES 102 E. MAIN A dCIIItion to the annual project of the Meigs County MenTa Fellowship of providing clothing and supplies for the Grundy Milllm School tn Grundy Va. wu mide by the Loya~ Bereans Clau of the Middleport Church of Chrlll at a meeting Tuesday night. Mrs, Kathryn Erwin had ptayer to open the meeting and Mn. Grace Hawley read from 1 John: Readings were "Dally Prayers Dissolve Your CaM" and "Blessing in Disguise Is Difficult to 'Recognize" by Helen Stetner Rice. A communication was read from Mr. arid Mrs. Ron Russell, missionaries In Teua. Marvin Kelly reported on contacting a trustee of the cburch about erecting a railing . on cburch stairs. Reported ill were Mri. Hattie ·swift, Mrs. · Carrie 'Roush, Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs. Sarah Koehler and Mrs. Cynthia Gohring. Members were asked to contribute cookies, baked gooda, crocheted pieces or other Items to the Country Fair at the Athena Mental Health Center. The clasa agreed to serve the holiday dinner for the Loyal Women's and Man's clus on Dec. 3. The Loya!Bereana' party will .be held at a time when the Homebuilders· can serve. Men of the class WtiJ furnish i'efrealunents in October. The benediction, a reading "Where Can We Find Him" by Lena McKinley, and refreshments by Mrs. !lawley and Mrs. Ervin ~ncludecl the meeting. OPEN FRI. AND SAT. Til. 8:00 Tkt c~~ • ~ark VOGUE POMEROY, 0. TO OUR SHOW.ING PICKENS 00. w. 1 I 200 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO SPEAKER: RAFORD J, PETI'Y Radford, Grace Rusche!, Beth Bartrum, HUda King, Mary. Walburn; Joyce Redman, Ollta Heighton, Mary ~they. Joyce Bartrum, 1\nna Mae Ellis, Marilyn Poulin, Phyllis Baker, and Edle King. Sending gifts were Naomi King, Marilyn Anilerson, Charlotte Hanning, Carrie Kennedy, Mary Lou Wolfe, Edle Zirkle, Carolyn Page, Karen Dtxou, Kathy MlUer and Marilyn Ha!'()el'. Calendar Auxiliary celebrate$ 55th year' 1be 56th Anniversary of the American Legion Auillary of Drew Webeter Poll 39 was celebrated Tuesday night with a dinner at the haD. Mrs. Jed Weblter, Sr., the oldest member preeent, and Mrs. Eddie A. Smith, the oldest president, serving in 1938, were recognized and presented glfla. A review of the unltla organization was given. li was organized In 1921 in the Meigs County opera house with Eva Jo Web8t4:1' Hall, now living In Columbua, serving aa the first president • Mrs. Grace Pratt, president, welcomed the members and guuts In- · eluding Paul Caacl, Kenneth Harris and Alma Johnson, Springfield. Genevieve Meinhart, chaplain, gave the prayer. A thank-you note from Ml.sa Cheryl Lehew for the nurses scholarship given her was read by Ml.sa Erma Smith. Also read were oommunlcatlona including the bulletin from Mrs. Florence Richards, Eighth District president. She announced her new district chairmen and the fall conference to be held ne1t Thursday at ~aster with Mary Jane Patro, Toledo, new Department president as the ,guest speaker. Also announced was a fall leadership school. Membership awarda were discussed and It was noted that awards will be given for goal by . Nov. 11, highest percentage over goal by Dec. 3! , national president's citaUoo for goal by Jan. 31, and the final date to reach goal, May 31. · Peuy Harris, during the e'lenlnil for the Pearl Knapp and Mn. Mlrl• children and youth chairman, Arcadia · Nursing Home. Goett were named to a reported that birthday gifts Working with the glda was ccimmlttee to Work with the other unlta. ~ had been sent to four boys at Miss Lehew. Paul Cascl, state't,batrman the HardinC Cotta&e at the Xenia Home for Orphans. lor the Gifts .for the Yani.l Vlsitadoo day there Ia Oct. 11 program, was speaker at the with reglllration at 9:30 a.m. meeting. He noted that for There will be a luncheon at :tour of the pall five yeart the noon, a tour of the cottages Eighth District has hl«11tSS in including the Peter Pan the state In dooatlona. He told of the scope of the cottage and the hospital. program which (X'Ovidecl a Trick or treat bags wtll be made for the children in variety of services to the Harding Cottage, and the unit hospitalized veterans In the IN voted to send '15 for a 14 districts pf Ohio, He noted that the _thl)lgs provided HaUoween party. Death of Mrs. Rose through the Gifts for the Gen)lelmer was noted and the Yanks. program are not • charter waa draped for her. provided by the government. Mrs. Mehihart had t!le The money Ia used for canprayer, Mrs. Catherine Welsh teen books, gift shopa, special played "How Great Thou projects and equipment for Art", and Mrs. Pratt gave the the veterans. Cascl also proposed to the tribute. The New Look Membtrshlp chairman unit a joint gathering of the Frankie Hunnet's report Pomeroy, Middleport and showed dues paid to date at 96 . Racine Legionnaires and For Fall and 64 needed for goal. She auxUisry members for a asked that dues be sent to Box famliy outing on Nov. 7 to 100, American Legion celebrate Veterans Day. He At Auxiliary. As for the October suggested the legionnaires meeting, Mrs. Hunnel and provide barbecue chicken Mrs. Harris were named to and the auxiliary members have refreslunenta with Mrs. bring covered dlahes. Cascl Isabelle Couch to present the reported that that would be program on nurses the day when the Forty et scholarship and education. Eight train would be in Meigs Mrs. Gemma Case! , County. Mrs. Norma Jewell, veterans affairs chairman, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, reported that 34 ditty bags Mrs. Faye WUdermuch, Mrs. have been made to take to Chillicothe. Mrs. Veda Davis, junior activities chaltman, reported on 8 planned trip to Coats & Clothing At · . · be taken to Arcadia for the The · birthday of Bill Rovnak. Gifts wiD be taken to a)l nine of the veterans there. AB a memorial to Mrs. While you're there Genhelmer, f5 was sent to the come in and see the Marie Moore Fund. Mrs. COVERALLS and Joan Vaughan reported_that a flag will be presented for the JUMPSUITS Boys' 9 new tennis coW'! and also that mos. through size -8. a new flag wiD be given for Girls 5 to 6x. the parlting lot in Pomeroy. Also see itie -The death of Harry Walah, BLANKET Veterans Administration SLEEPERS. Boys up' volunt~r services dlrectDr at to 4 years and girls up the Chillicothe Hospital, was to size 14. reported . He was the recipient of two awards for Special group $5.99 outstanding service to the Boys and girls up to veterans at the hospital and size 14. -was a life member of the Ross County PoSt 62, Chillicothe. Pictures For Fall Mrs. Mary Martin spoke on legislation and particularly about· the liberty bell which the legion Is hopeful can be · placed permanently In Friday, Oct. 8, ev~ning (after 5) Washington, D. C. as a Saturday, Oct. 9, all day bicentennial memorial. She encouraged voting in November and personal evaluation of all the candidates. Mrs. Davis gave the third reading of the budget for the 1976-77 year. The door prize won by Grace Pratt was provided by Mrs . Rhoda Hackett. · 175 N 5ECONO AVE / MIODI.EPORT, QH. 45760 Juniors at the meeting, Pho"e (61.&) Anna WUes, Robin Campbell, Pam Powers and Paula Kloea made Halloween favors Mra, THURSDAY UMWA SUPPORTERS Thursday, 2:30 p.m. at the Eagles Club In Pomeroy. Guest speaker till be Jim Willis, safely coordinator from Meiga Mines. FUms on safety wtll be shown. Also apeaking will be Jim Proffitt and Jerry Adama. Persona are not to bring refreshments. SOUTHERN LOCAL. Band .Boosters, 7:30 p.m. ThursdaY , Instead of on Tuesday. Everyone asked to attend to help make plalll for unif9rms for additional band members. EASTERN LOCAL PTSA, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Eastern Local High School. The public Ia Invited as well . I , as candidates for public ofRv Polly Cramer flee who are invited to apeak DEAR POLLY - I have teaapoon of baking soda and brleOy. James Roilsh, cangr888 cloth paper on the walle leave for fifteen minutes or didate for 'Meigs County In my l)arlor and dining so. The jewelry will be shiny . Commlsltoners, will talll on room. I have been vacuuming . clean. - E.R. funding .for the mentally It once every s!x months. Do DEAR POLLY - When a retarded and public school you know of a better way to skirt Is put on a hanger It clean lheae walls? I am not ·Often lalla off. Now I secure a systems. FREE CLOTHING day at sattsfied with just vacuuming skirt on Its hanger with the Salvation Army, Thursand would like to wash the spring type clothespins. day from 10 a.m. until noon. walla, but that ls Impossible. I SUSAN. All area residents In need of guess the next best thing is to Pony wru sea.d you ODe of clothing are welcome. put on a vinyl or other her "peaeby" thank-you washable cloth back covering cards, Ideal for framlac or FRIDAY that can be washed. Will It he placing Ia your family SPECIAL MEETING of a big job to remove the gr888 scrapbook, H abe uses your Rio Grande Community cloth paper? ·I would ap- favorite Poillter, Peeve or College Board of Trustees, preclate any advi~e . ....: JEAN Problem ill her coiDlllll. Write called by chairman, Elnon S. Polly's POillten Ia care of Plummer Friday, 10 a.m. in I>EAR JEAN S• ..:.· Grass tbls newspaper. the board room on the college cloth paper can be cleaaed campus for consideration of with that dough•llke the technical buDding .plans. wallpaper cleaner. Any OlfiO VALLEY GRANGE particles that adbere to U 2612 wiD serve lunch Friday could be removed wllb a toft POMEROY LANES and Saturday at Guy Shuler Tuesday Triplicate vacuum bru1b .. Freqaeilt Pts. sale at Letart Falla ComduU.C abould keep lbe paper Shamrock. Motel 22 munity Building. 20 ill good shape, 10 perbapa you Roval Crow n Btlg Co . FIRST SESSION of new Ltd . 20 CGuld vaC1illm It more oftea. NShirts emergency inedlcal services . Y . Cloth ing House 18 Oue especll many yean of Tea m s B tralnlng will be at 7 p.m. m 3 8 aervlce from sucb paper, for _ Tea September 19, 1976 Fri~y at the fire station in _High Ind . Game Pat POMEROY LANES It Is e:~pe~~~lve as weD as Smith 182, Marlen e Wilson Racine with ~rry Baker, Eorty Sunday Mixed being qalte bandsome. I 176. Middleport, Instructor . Pis High Series Mar]ene would never cOIIIIder the · Wllson 506, Pat Sftl ith 459 : Anyone Interested In the Tom 's Carry 0\Jt 2• 'ream High Game - Royal course contact Harold Circle. Town Kiln clulllge you .suggest. The 24 ~otl)ing 1433. Jack's Dairy Bar 18 m01t practical coverlllp you Crown SATURDAY Team High · Game Pomeroy Flower Shop 12 mealloned seem far more Shamrock MOtel 1339 . SQUARE DANCE .satur- Cline's Con st. 10 appropriate for the bathroom day, <>1:1: 2, at Mlddleprirt Mark V 8 or ~tebeu. - POLLY• High Ind. !'ame - Darrell Elementary School, 8 to 11 S_unday Mixed League Dugan 221 , Ed Voss 210, Jerry p.m. Sponsored by Senior · Cline Pick 'n Shovel ; Marlene Wilson 197, DEAR POLLY - and Won Lost Citizens Center with music by Betty Sm ith 192, Helen Dorothy - To keep those Slaem 28 12 Strtngdusters; admission, $1 Phelps 169 . -. st. - Mkt . nylon sheets from-.slipptng, Farmer s Bank High Series - Darrell 16 for adults; children under 12 24 Dugan 559 , Larry Dugan 524. 1ry stuffing a strip of foam Team 3 24 16 free. Ed Voss and John Tyree 215 ; rubber around the edges be- Seldom Rest Ceram ic s20 20 BAKE SALE Saturday in Betty Sm ith 517, Marlene tween the sheet and box Team 1 14 26 front of Racine Post Office Wilson 473 , Lena Howard 565. 10 30 springs, or put a foani rubber Teams Team High Game and spoDSQred by Racine Boy Men 's high seri~s - Roger Series - Town Kiln 713 and pad between spring and Dingess 406 ; Dave Lee 399 ; Scout Troop 241 and Cub 1999. · mattress. Then tuck the sheet Ronnie Han ing 39 8.' Scout Pack 243. Those WOmen 's hi gh series - Pat between foam pad and William_ Early Wednesday Mixed wishing to donate are to call s 503, Kathie Le e 440 , September 22, 1976 mattress. - BONNIE. Ann Morris 385 . . 949-2449, 949-2619 or 992-7059. Men 's high game - Roger Pis. DEAR POLLY - My Dingess 170, Ronn i e Han in g SUNDAY Oi iersFour 28 Pointer is for those people 162, Bob W il liams 153. Zide's Sport Shop 26 CHICKEN BARBECUE Women 's high game - F'a1 who are allergic to perfwnes Smith Nelson Motors 22 175, Pat Will iam s Sunday at Racine firehouse, in cosmetics. I mix baking Williams Young's Super Market 20 168, Kethie Lee and Pa t sponSQred by the auxiliary of Tenth Framers 18 soda .in my dusting powder, Williams 160. Racine Fire Department. Nelson Drug C o. 6 and then do not break out as l High Ind. Game - Men : Menu includes one-half used to before I started this, I SUSPECT ARRFSl'ED chicken, baked beans, potato Jim Hawley, 214, Bill Prier use about one-third soda to 1\NOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI} salad or cole slaw, cake, pie 209, Russ Carson and Ed Voss 193 : Women : Helen Phelps tw~thlrds powder. I do hope - FBI agents have arrested a and coffee. 211. Betty Smith 200. Isabelle this helps others as It has !Iammond, Ind. man wanted Couch 186. helped me. - FILONA. In Ohio on a robbery charge. High Series - Russ Carson , MONDAY 549, Bill Porter 540, Ed Voss DEAR POLLY- We have James T. Boggs, 18, was SALEM CENTER PTA 509 : isabelle Couch 517, Betty discovered an alternate use arresteq Wednesday at a MQnday, 7:.30 p.m. Smith 507, Carolyn Bachner for our daughter's colorful relative's home in rural 462. poncho that she seldom Andersonville, according •to Team High Game and Series - Zide's Sport Shop wears. It looks great when Harold C. Swanson, special 735 and 1983. used as a throw over the agent in charge of the headrest of a recliner chair. Knoxville FBI office. Less expensive ones might be Boggs was charged by was arrested on a charge of PTA TO MEET used to cover a drum table, authorities in Defiance, Ohio, unlawful flight to avoid The Salem Center PTA wiD with the center hole (neck) in connectioo with an armed- prosecution for aggravated meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. concealed by a lamp base or holdup of a restaurant. He robbery. bowl of flowers. - BETTY G. DEAR POLLY - My Pet .a4XIOC:IICHXICC:IOCX:IICH:l>Oc:M:IICHXICC:IOCX:IICH:l>OOC:IICH=c:IOC:IOII Peeve concerns liquid shampoo. When my bottle seems almost empty It really Is not. I can fill It With water, shake and have enough left . for four or five shampoos. Haggar and Hubbard Those wondering how to clean rings and other jewelry Wear a leisure suit in great fall colors. can just fill a ~easurtng cup with hot water, add a Polly's Pointers Extra cleaning for grass cloth paper Local Bowling Local Bowling Beautiful. Coordinates .KNIT CORDUROY SHOP NOW FOR WINTEn KIDDIE SHOPPE IN MIDDLEPORT FULL COLOR 5"X7" '2.50 KIDDIE SHOPPE The Tailored Touch you love so much! LEISURE SUITS by Expert styling in synthetic blend fabrics. Tailoring par excell ence: Superb stitchi ng around the collar, trim tapered toes, THE NEW 77 CHEVROLET ta ller heels for_today's contem porary clothes, be they skirts. oants or suits . PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ACCURATELY &RAPIDLY MONDAY THRU $UNDA Y 7130 EACH E.YENING WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST Soci-al Excellent Selection OCTOBER 4 THRU 10TH SUNDAY· 10 A.M. & 6 P.M. green was carried out for the tbower, and cake and niints made by Unda Swingle were served with nuta, punch and -coffee. Attending were Wilma Meea, Susie Stewart, KeUy Stewart, Kim Stewart, Diane Ashley, IJaa Ashley, Oleva Cotterill, Lucille Harrl.lon, ·.Sandy McDaniel, No ~ma Russell, Grace Johnson, Carolyn Ypung, VIcki J. Fry, Nita Rusche!, Teress EUis, Juanita Owens, Beatrice May, florothy Long, Louise .BEGINNING THURSDAY, SEPT. 30TH GOSPEL.MEETING SEATTLE (UPI) - The seattle Seahawka Wednesday announced the slpling of free ~VAILAIU POIIINTAL qent tackle Dave Slmmson, a Uoot~. 248-pound thirdyell' pro. The former University of ..Minnelota player was traded by the New York Giants tD Houlton earlier IIIIB year and HMIMAR~ - waived lut week. To make r0010 for Mason. va. Simonson, the Seahawks Mon.·Tftur. & 5111.1·5 ::10 announced that defensive end Fri.,,. A! Cowlings had been placed L---..;.;.;;.;..;..,_ _.1 011 waivers, Russell entertained SIZES 36 to 48 SOME SilES IN LONGS Na'4)' & Tan $21 We Know Our Business• Our pharmacists, Robert Schmoll and Dan Riggs, take pride in giving you fast, efficient service . : . backed by years of experience. See us for 1all your pharmaceutical needs . Pomeroy Motor Co. · · EAST MAIN STREET PRICED FROM s36.50 to '90 Phone 992-3106 POMEROY ' DUnON'S DRUG STORE Middleport, o. ATTI;ND THE SHOWING OF THE 77 CHEVROLET DOOR PRIZES - GIFTS .- REFRESHMENTS IJAHR CLOTHIERS N. 2nd AVE., MIDDli::PORl heritage house N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 992-5627 I. I ' •' j " �Buckeye Hills nurses graduate initiated Or. keith Brandebery was guest speaker at the Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career ~nter graduation at the Grace United Methodist Church Thursday, Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. Or. Brandeberry stressed the Importance of direct patient care with which the practical nurse is involved, and stated that this year of training which they have just . finished is really the beginning. Or. Richard . Simpson, chairman of the advisory committee, presided at the By llt•lcn and Sue Hottel Do My Dreams Reflect Ufe? Mrs. Olive Page, teacher at DEAR HELEN AND SUE: the Salem Center School, and I've been hopelessly in love with this guy lor seven months. Miss Rebecca Tate, teacher Natw:ally, he doesn't know it . at Pomeroy Elementary, How come this ? When I dream of fellas I think are just sowere initiated into Alpha so, the dreams are very romantic and sexy - not like I'd treat Omicron Chapter .oi Della them in real' life. But I hardly ever dream of my "Dream Kappa Gamma Society In~ Man," and when I do, it's very platonic. I don 't even kiss him. ternational at a dinner You'd think my unconscious, at least, would give me a meeting Monday night at break. - DOESN'T MAKE SENSE Lake Hope LOOge. DEAR DOESN'T: Perhaps your cjreams reflect waking fears; if you figure Mr~ . Nan Moore conducted . the Impressive ceremony for this love is "hopeless," lhat message may be stored in your Mrs. Page pr~sented for unconscious - which then . produces a sale, platonic membership by Mrs. Roberta "warrrlng" not to get your hopes up .- HELEN Wilson, and Miss Tate, +++ HOSPITALIZED escorted by Anna Elizabeth NOTE FROM SUE : Maybe your unconscious figures day Edgar Brewer is a surgical dreams are more tl)an plenty. So it applies the brakes while Turner. Each one :NRS patient at St . Joseph's presented a red rose and lace you sleep. Hospital in Parkersburg. His But let's get down to basics : stop waiting for dreams and fern at the conclusion of the room number is 201. show this guy you're interested. Where is It written that a ceremony . The meeting attended by 42 MODERN girl must hold back until the b<Jy makes the first YARD SALE SET members was presided over move? The Tops Club wtli hold a by Mrs. Maxine Philson, vice +++ yard sale Oct. 4 and 5 at _ president, in the absence of DEAR RAP: This is to the 1.6-year-old who says "love is HeU on earth " Laurel Cliff just off the SR 7 Mrs. Judith Matheny due to bypass, Any members having because the hurt is so bad when you lose it. the serious illness of her items they · wisb to have The loss of a loved one is painful, yes. But the love husband . Mrs. Patricia picked up are to call 992-7202. experienced with him or her is too beautiful w miss. Sharing Radcliff of Hamden gave the even a small part of a person's life,.caring, giving without table grace. Hostesses were Mrs. Radcliff, Florabelie expecting in return, that is what brings the greatest joy. DINNER ENJOYED Who's to say that we have the right to keep everyone we Funk, Esther Cassill, Fern Felton and Mary Ann love with us always? They have their own lives to live, their ' RUTLAND - Tuesday own deaths to die. Don't dwell on the loss, but on the happy dinner guests of Mrs. Nellie Sherwood. Mrs. Nellie Parker read Limes. TreasW'e the memories. Let the love you had shine Vale at her home here were minutes of the. previous brightly on everyone you meet. wok into your heart, not your Mrs. Greta Suttle, Mrs. Mary meeting and the executive pride, and yoU'll know that even lost love is worth it.- A 16 Bacon and Mrs. Margaret Ellll Lewis. meeting held at the Meigs . WHO REALLY KNOWS Inn. Mrs. Lee Lee had ap- RAP: On this day in history: "The moment we love anything or anyone lj'ilh a desire to propriate music including the In 1846, a dentist in new theme song, "Climb possess, we enter the first stage of slavery." Charlestown , Mass., . "One Who Knows'! will not see love as Hell if she realizes Every Mountain," assisted extracted a tooth for the first 1 · by Mrs. Pauline Burson. Mrs. love iSn't ''ownership.' - A.E. time with the aid of Philson aMounced a seminar READERS ALL: anesthesia-<!ther. "One Who Knows" received more mail than any other on ''Purposeful Living" to be In 1938, Germany, France, correspondent last moolh. Her poignant letter brought a flood held on Oct. 30 at Rio Grande Britain and Italy met in of respoose, but no agreement that "lAve is Hell." Unanimous College. Munich lor a conference, . Those from Meigs County advice: "Hang in there and learn to love again." afU!r which British Prime Then came the happy ending: a letter from the 16-year-old attending the meeting were Minister Neville Mrs. Avice Frecker, Miss . herself. Here it is : Chamberlain promised +++ Mildred Hawley, Mrs . ~'peace in our tirne.' 1 That Martha Husted, Mrs. Lee, DEAR HELEN AND SUE' Thanks for printing my letter and lor your understanding "peace" lasted 337 days Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Geneva before World War II started. Nolan, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. response. My loss of lo~e was an ·~ almost" separation within Philson, Mrs. Velma Pikkoja, my family. Luckily things got straightened out and now I'm Miss Mary V. Reibel, Mrs. the happiest person around. I waS!! 't really sa~ing not to love Fay Sa~er. Mrs. Turner, Miss , anyooe, but toget ready waccept the loss when it comes. I know how now - and if another loss threatens (pray it Rosalie Story, Mrs. Nellie Won't! ) l'llget over it. And go on to love again. Vale, Mrs. Wykle Whiteley, Thanks for helping me. - A 16-YEAR.QLD WHO KNEW Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Page and Miss Tate. The next meeting will be An ArtCarved diamDnd ring will always ~ be Oct. 23 at 12:30 p.m. at the beautiful and will always Presbyterian Church in be as valuable as the day Jackson . Topic to be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, By Clarice ADen you bought it. develol"!d will be changing CHESTER - The Chester ()pal Eichinger and Laura attitudes toward women's firemen and auxiliary Sun- Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Larry role, under the leadership of day evening held their aMual . ·Clark, Tamra, Penny and the research conun!ttee with appreciation dinner for Wendy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Pikkoja as chairman. members and aU who helped A. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. J . M. at the county fair. The Gaul, ·Mr. and Mrs. Marvin firemen furnished steaks, Taylor, VirgO Taylor, Mr. mashed potatoes, gravy, and Mrs. Pearl Edwards, baked beans, coffee, cold Becky, Mary, DaVid and drinks, and ice cream. John, Mr. and Mrs. Erroll ' Members each brought a Conroy, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy, games were Mr,. and Mrs: Kirk Chevalier, · played with several winning Mr. and Mrs. John Newell, AFaith Fan Festival to be · prizes. Door prizes were won Jeff, Scotty and Misty, Mr. held Saturday at 'the Ohio by Jimmy Newell, Opal and Mrs. Elmer Newell, Soot\ Valley Christian Assembly ijollon and Karla Chevalier. and Rex Justice, and Pam Pomeroy campgrounds at Dafwin was Present were Mr. and Mrs. Hoffnian. aMounced when the Meigs Hobart Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Ch r 1st ian Women •s Clayton Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Fellowship met recently at John Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. the Rutland Church of Christ. Arthur DeTray, Mr. and Mrs. The festiva~ being held by Ralph Keller, Mr. and Mrs. the Winston Salem Bible · Ross Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. College, will feature Clarence Bob Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard as speaker. A Hbrold Newell, Louann, potluck supper will be held at Kathy, 1\enny and Jimmy, 6:30 before the meeting. Mark HaU, Mr. and Mrs. On Oct. 8, ~ and 10, the Bruce Myers, Bruce Allen l oeratlon Evangelize Team and Leonard, Joyce Baker, WI. he at the Zion Church of Christ. Also aMounced was the Rutland .Church of Christ homecoming to be held on BffiTHOAY HONORED Oct. 10 along with the Mrs. William King enWomen's Retreat held this · tertained Sunday with a past weekend. dinner party in celebration of Suriday at the Hemlock her husband's birthday . . Grove Christian Church Attending were Mr. and Mrs. a homecoming wtli _be held Steve Finlaw and children, with church at 9:30 a. m., a Heather ana Matthew, basket dinner at noon, and Chester; Sherry Klng, who the afternoon program at 1:30 attends Marshall University P• m. James Quisenberry, and Kathy and Kevin King. former minister, wtli speak at the morning serilice and give a devotional at the af· ternoon program. The public is invited. Also tO be held Sunday w!U be the bicentennial program at the Bradford Church of Christ. '!'he day's services. wtli begin at 9:30 with the main program at 2:30p.m. The "I Love America" by the Church of Christ Chorus will S,Jrt•ttltiCh l'lrl'lrunit• \UIIillJI, present the program. iml:mll ) tuulf' ~ tht> r hariru•l Mrs. Patty Arnold. led in you wanl , c-liminalt' ~ dial~ . group singing to open. the meeting with Jane Wise at the piano. Selections were "I'll Go Where You Want Me To Go 1' • and "Love Lifted Me". The prayer song was "Sweet Hour of Prayer" with . WAS 1469.95 Mrs. Paula HayneS havng prayer. Mrs. Haynes and • l 00% solid•8tate chassis Mrs. VIrginia Wyatt gave the • Black matrix in-line picture tube 8 Musicians secretary and .treasurer's from Nashville • Adju8.t ahle, one-hullon color control reports. ltotl WoHiy '" N.1.(. • 19-in. diagonal measure picture For the prugram Mrs. opptoring ot the Jennifer Sheets presented , folk muaic using both her Nels0!1Yille dulcimer and the autoharp. High School Authorized Sales.Merchant Mra. Nonua RuaseU gave the Nel,onville, Ohio clOiing prarer with refreshSunday, Od. 3 mentiJ bllnl HI'Ved in the 220 E. Main 992-2178 Pomeroy, 0. 7o30p.m. social room. Ml.U Wise gave A[~U tlS S:1 00 Owned & Operated by a hlilory of the Rutland . Lou Osborne Chan:h. <.-eremonies. The class was presented to Clarence' Thompson, superintendent, by Mrs . Helen Shields, R.N., Director of the Practical Nursing ~hool. The 11ward lor the highe.~t scholastic average was earned by Kathy Thorn· ton, and the award for the best all ai'OWld clinic pel' lortJl8!lce wa! presented to Jill Jenkins. The class response waa a presentation of a memorial plaque by Thompson to U . Ernest Wigglesworth, Ohio State Highway Patrol, in memory ol Sgt. David Prof· Iii, guest lecturer for the SALE PLANNED school the past two yean. The Western .Boot Citizens Invocation and benediction Band Radio Club will have a were offered by Father bake sale Friday at Krogers Albert MacKenzie, and in Pomeroy. Members are Merlyn Ross, a~ied by asked to have their baked Mrs. Ross, sang "You'll gOods at the store at 8:341 a.m. Never Walk Alone" and "We've Only Just Begun." TO HOLD SALE A dass of 38 students APPLE GROVE - Tbe graduated at the fourth anApple Grove United nual graduation ceremony. Methodist Women wtll have a The graduates are eligible to rummage sale Oct. 5, 6 and 7 take their State Board Test at the Community Hlill at Pool Examinations on Oct. Letart Falls, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1~ . 24 area· bands to take part in Marshall event Colors : Dromedary Red Cedar \' "'-..., "' ~... SCOUT '\ .. H ere ·~ a best of two world s look - called !he Sqout. AthletiC top styling and action sole give this casual a great young women 's look. Ra·in and stain repellent brushed pig skin l eat her t or easy C!l re . And Hush Pupp;es·~ Cssuals are born comfortable . , . iust for you. •' lHE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' COME TO THE PARTY Yes Smith Nelson Motors Is Having A Party and Everylxxly. Is Invited. Thur., Sept. 30, Fri., Oct. 1, Sat., Oct 2 . " .• ,,. We Are Havinf{ A Party To Show Off All The New Ponti{Jcs and Buicks. Yes You Must See Them To Believe. ·' ,, ., . .. ,, " LASTING BEAUtY ••• AND VALUE .. " Annual dinner .enjoyed Festival announcedco~.~ =~r. <:.Art Carved GOESSI.ER'S " " .. The all new Buick LeSabre is something to see, more trunk room, head room and leg room that last year's model & gas mileage Is something great, would you believe 17 miles city and 23 highway with V-8 engine. The Electra gas mileage Is E.P.A. rated 15 city and 22 highway . .The ride of the all new Buick is something to behold. The styling Is years ahead of itself. They are beautiful. •• '" ".. " II ' I ... " ·',, ''" . "' " SALE! • r Marshall' s Big Green winners will be selected in Marching Band wtli take to each class. Trophies and wall the field for a marching plaques wtli be awarded to e~hibition at 4:30 p. m. winners. Awards will be presented at First, second and third 4:45p.m. place winners will be selected The divisions are based on among the majorette corps in the number of playing each claas with trophies and members. Class A Includes plaques awarded. A trophy wtli be presented bands with 81 or more musicians ; Class B bands to the outstanding band of the have between 56 and 80 festival. members, while Class C Serving as adjudicators for banda have 55 or fewer. this year's festival wtll be The bands will be rated on Joaeph Buncie, Greensburgmusical eff.ect, visual effect Salem High School, Greensand the overall effect, Lemke burg, Pa.; Woodrow Hodges, said. In addition to ratings of marching band . director , The Meigs County either a second shot or a vaccine in the past ·14 days ·If you have any uestions superior, excellent, average, University of Cincinnati, and Depa~nent of Health today different dosage may be should conault a physician about flu or flu \aca:ine below average and fair, first, !Wger McCoMell, Ball State ' second and third place University, Muncie, Ind. ,hlsued a second Informative required for persons under before taking the flu vaccine. please ask. stutement in regard to swine age 25. If you are under 25 . "lu vaccine to famlliartze the and •a notice regarding such publlc with the situation due lnfprmatlon Ia not attached, •• .. •.•••••••••. ·~·- -~·••••,•••••••••U••; • ••• •• • ••• •• •• -••••••·•--o •• • •• ••• ••••••••••• • •••••••• •·•••--.• • ••••••••••••••••••••• •o •••••· • •• •••• ••••••u• •• •••.,.•• •• ••••• to upcoming public clinics this_ information will be · REGISTRATION FORM which are plaMed for Oc- ptofided to you wherever you Iober. . recA!ve the vaccine. I have read th.e above statement aflout swine flu, the vaccine, and the special precauliom. I have had The statement also bas a Most people will have no an opportunity to ask questions, Including ques.(ions regarding vaccination recommendations :or re gistration form · whlch slde el!ects from the vaccine. p~rsons under age 25, and understand tht·beneflts and risks of flu vaccinal/on. I requw that lr be persons are.to complete for However, tenderness at the g1ven to me or to .the person named·below of whom I am the parent or guardian. the clini~ staff. The site of the shot may occur and statement: last for several days. Some Influenza (flU) Is caused ,by ' people wlU also have fever 'NFORMATION ON PERSON TO ROCEIVE VACCINE FOR CLINIC USE vl rwes. Wh~Q ptlople get flu chills, headache, or muscle they may ilave fever, chills, aches within the first 48 headache, dry cough or hours . !lNamiiiii•11(P'liio<aia,.oPPidftlft'li\l---------- llltbdai, muscle aches. Illness may As with any vaccine or Addreu CO~tr of kelidene• last several days or a week or drug, the poss!bUity of severe Clinic ldenl . more, and complete recovery or potentially fatal reactions ftl•phon.e Number Is usual. However, com· exists. However, nu vaccine Dau Vacetn~ted plications may l~ad to has rarely been associated pneurtwnla or death In some with severe or fatal reac· ManuladW"n and Loi No. people. For the elderly and !Ions. In some instances people with diabetes or heart, .people receiving vacelne Dolo lung, or kidney diseases, flu ~e had allergic reactions. Ciiili&A may be especially serioua. You should note very It is unlikely that you have carefully the following adequate natural protection precautions : VetenDBMemortaiHospltal against swine ftu, since it has -Olildren under a certain - Admitted Tamara not caused wldesp•ead age should not routinely Tallent, Pomeroy; Marshall human outbreaks In 45 years. receive flu vaccine. Please Flint, Pomeroy; Margaret '!'he vaccine will not give aak about age limitations if Grtffith, .Middleport; Phyllis you l!u because it is made this information is not at- Whaley, Shade; J estie .. from killed viruses. Today's tached. Molden, Rutland; George flu vaccines cause fewer side -People with known Conde,. Syracuse. . effects than those used in the allergy to eggs shoul~ receive. Discharged - Sigle Chafi!t, past. In contrast wlth other the vaccine only under James Yeager, . Iva va ccines, flu vaccine can be special medical supervision. Cremeans. taken safely during - People with lever should pregnancy . delay getting vaccinated untU One shot will protect most the fever is gone. people from swine flu during -People who have Uie next flu season; however, received another type of A DEMAGOGUE? ' SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)Secretary of Commerce Elliot Richardson has accused Jimmy Carter · of "demagoguery" and of being PERMANENT • • " insulting" lor saying President Ford "fs less than PRESS sensitive to the needs of the people." · In a speech to the Commonof an area motel alter selling COLUMBUS (UP!) Police believe three men blank titles and licenses to an wealth Club Richardson said the problem is inflation and VELOURSarrested for selling ftolen, undercover agent. not "who cares the most. " Breeze and Warren were blank auto titles and driver's TERRIESUcenses may be part of a also charged with carrying a the ft ring operating in concealed weapon. Officers VALUES TO sz.98 said a loaded 38·caliber Extra large , thick and Central Ohiu. absorbant. Slripes solids Olficcrs expressed the revolver was found between and jacquards. Cannon belief alter the three were Mastel's feet on the floor of a seconds . REGULAR '6.99 arrested and pollee car used by the two men. Sgt. Oliver Thompson said confiscated . 222 blank auto titles and 315 blank Ohio the stolen lilies are part of · 2,247 stolen in 1972 from the driver's licenses, FOR The three men -Bert Mas- Coshocton · County Courthouse. tel,,40, Millersport; Harry He said the blank driver's Breeze, 33, Nelsonville, and Jolin Warren, 40, Logan- licenses were stolen in '1966 were taken into custoday from a warehouse used by the Wednesday in the parking lot Bureau of Motor Vehicles. of Maaon, Oak Hill (Ohio), Dawson Bryant of Coal Grove, Portsmouth West, Wintersville, Barboursville, Wayne and South Point. At 3:411 p.m. the Clasa A band competition will commence with Galia Academy, followed by Sistersville, Meigs of Pomeroy, Fairland of Proctorvllle, and Huntington High School. · • ,, •• '" '" ••• ,, ' 111 u ".' '·..•, ..".' ... "' So Bring The Whole Family to Smith Nelson For the Patty. We Will Serve Coffee·and Donuts. A_lso Free Gifts To Everybody, Balloons For the Children, ·Pens and Ice Scrapers · . For Mom and Dad PLUS You May Whi A Free Grease, Oil and Filter and A Tune-,up and Wash job For Ybut Car. 5 Will Be Given Away So just Come On In and Sign Up. No Purchase Necessary. Drawing Will Be Sat., Oct. 2nd .. _,. ._. _at.,_.J_. .,PM . . . . _I - _.._...,_...,.... . ..' ' Mens Billfolds Ladies Billfolds & Handbags Belts & Boots. DAN'S IN MIDDLEPORT !1-IIIU.Q(JOIOGii"'--..·-.. 0 n 9-S Monday thru Saturday I I MEN'S DRESS SIIOES OUR ENTIRE STOCK! MEN'S SHIRTS 2 $300OFF $800 MARKED PRICE MONEY SAVING.VALUES STARTING FRIDAY 10 AM Frigidaire Heavy Duty Automatic Washer subject of workshop 1\THENS- Spowing aides an~ other school persohne) ho)V to help thl cerebral palsied child in school will be the loplc of an· in-service workshop Tuesday, Oct. 5, frqrn 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. "Our . goal is to explain methods of providing lor orthop edically - impaired ehiidl·en in a regular classroom setting," said Sherry Allison, Southeastern Oh~o Special Education Regional Resource Center (SJ:;O-SERRC) Low Incidence Coordinator . 'N!e workjhop is the second in a series on the multi· handicgpped chlld sponsored . by ,the SEO..SERRC, which coordinates services among 27 school distlicta in Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Perry, Vinton and Washington Counties. Guest consultants for Tuesday's pro~am at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge near Nelsonville will be Nan Heiskall, Field Nursing Consultant, Bureau of Crippled Children's Services, and Sheila Sawyer, Physical Therapist, Center for Human Development, Ohi 'o University. Regular 1.92 1 Solids or Prints ' ·' . • . .. . • • ...... I REGULAR sg,99 MADE IN USA I· style and several others. - {4 J .O) 117 'tnrav ftiel Rid gem ont {3 3- 0l (lie) Arlington "" ; Bluffton colors Regular or stripes. 51.99 E~tr"a wide . Already ~ nsscros se d, 81 " long. Tie b.lcks mcluded . Taffeta embossed plastic . Wipes clean with damp cl~th. White and colors. Save 89c 'I ' 'I ' ,• ' .I I ' ' PROCTOR· SILEX ' 10-CUP AUTOMATIC DRIP COFFEEMAKER LAMPS •o. MEN'S and BOYS' kitchen towel, dish cloth and pot holder. Solid PRISCILLA CURTAINS THREE DAYS ONLY! ELECTRIC A t;J::., · .a, S ~-~ t KITCHEN ENSEMBLE Terry cloth . Matching pa1r. .BAKER . FURNITURE Mi JUMBO PLASTIC RUFFLED 3 PIECE PRINTED PILLOW CASES · $33900 DINGO BOOTS Moeller ' OVER 130 THREAD COUNT To help deliver depe ndable perlormance it has a heavy du 1y motor and many other components used in Frigidaire Commercial Washers.<Jelps keep shape and stretch in kn its longer with an exctusive·act ion Knits cycle. (Continued from page 3) boxed ; Save 53.99 on each SOFA PILLOWS TV LOUNGERS TOO VALUES TO 12.29 Soffe:!_Magic'JOO Has automatic switch control . Press one button , it brews then automatically switc hes to keep warm . Smart walnut design color, complete with disposable filters . A $25.95 value. $}00 1. J ' - ~--- HANDBAGS FOR FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY ON1 Yl i~ - LADIES' .... • ·The all new Pontiac Catalina and Boneville is one of the most · advanced cars in America today. They are roomy inside and' handles like a dream. The ride is superb. Gas mileage is great for a fuH size car: Cat~lina E:P.S. rating with V8 is 17 city, .23 highway. The Bonneville wtth V8, IS E.P.A. rated 15 city and 21 highway. Learning Swine flu vaccine explained • Gospel Music . School, leading the Class C banda. Following Hamlin onto the Altro-Turf will be Spencer, Richw(lod, Burch of Delbarton, Warren of Vincent,, Ohio, Guyan Valley at Branchland, Chapmanville, Logan, and Eastern of Meigs County. The ClaM B bands wiU begin their presentatio111 at 2 p. m. with Hurricane High School, followed b:;r Wahama Cerebral palsied child l OOo/o solid-state color· TV .eata~ • spectators, according w W. Richard Lemke, MU · bands director and !eitlval coordinator. Tbere will be an adm!aaion of U lor adults and 50 cents for children under 12 years of · age, with the prooeeda going to the MU Band Scholarship Fund, Lemke added , The bands will present 7minute shows, begiMing at )2:30 p. m, with Hamlin High 1 Sears .·l Sears I HUNTINGTON - Twenty· four area high achool banda will compete at Fairfield Stadium Saturday In the Marshall Unl_verslty Tr!State Marching Band Futivai, sponsored each fall hy the MU Millie Depart· ment. 11re yoUll(l musicla111 will be competing for high ratings and trophies, while providing lively enterlalnment for HUMPH HURTING WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Hubert Humphrey (Continued from page I) enters Bethesda Naval incluoed Dorothy Will, Mane ' Hospital this weekend lor Chapman, Trudy Andrews, tests w determine whether tumors should be removed Mae Ketchka, Helen Handley, Minnie Wooten, Mildred from his bladder. The 65-year-old Humphrey Hawley, Clara Thomas, . has had the condition for Margaret ·Goett, Virainla several years but changes in Gulley, Nan Moore, Ethel the tumors require closer Hatfield and Louise Eden. The senior group wtli be on examination. It is not expected waffect hand untU testing II com· his campaign lor reelection pleted. and Humphrey declared The accompanying p!H)tos Wednesday, 11l'm fine, I'm were taken during Wedalive ." nesday afternoon's activity. Police may have cracked big ring. . . . - - - - - - BUICKI.eSABRE-~-------. JEWELRY STORE The Hinsons .. 7- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,ThurSday, Sept. 30. 1976 J. (3 3·01 114 (2 J.OJ 88 6. Bia ck R iver ( 1 3-0l 60 1. Newcomerstown {1 l ·Ol 60 8.-Sand usk y St . Mary's (3-0l ,, " :' "' " .• ·-....-·--~--..! " ' I GIANT 31 OZ. GLASS men of 42 9.:s. Charleston Soutt'l · eastern (1 3-0) 33 10 . !t iel Cedarville' (! 3 ·0) 23 10, OleJ Ashtabula St. John COCA•COCAPEPSI.7UP- I I 3·01 23 lO.odlle l Colu mbiana (1 3·0) ' 23 l•co~d eight' !3. Tiffin Ca.!ver t 22; 14. Indian Valley North 21; 15. Woodsfield (1 } an·d Spencerville, 19each; 17 . B~rton Ber.kshire 18. 18 . Morlon Colhollc 17 ; 19 . Notre " Oame 13; Leipsic , Amand., Por t~mouth 20 (l ie) Clearq,eck · and Minster , each . 11 OUR REGULAR 11.00 .SIMON'S PICK·A·PAIR 101 w. 992-3130 66~ PLENlY OF FREE PARKING OPEN TIL 9 PM •SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA •POINT PLEASANT .M1Jt& • �Buckeye Hills nurses graduate initiated Or. keith Brandebery was guest speaker at the Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career ~nter graduation at the Grace United Methodist Church Thursday, Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. Or. Brandeberry stressed the Importance of direct patient care with which the practical nurse is involved, and stated that this year of training which they have just . finished is really the beginning. Or. Richard . Simpson, chairman of the advisory committee, presided at the By llt•lcn and Sue Hottel Do My Dreams Reflect Ufe? Mrs. Olive Page, teacher at DEAR HELEN AND SUE: the Salem Center School, and I've been hopelessly in love with this guy lor seven months. Miss Rebecca Tate, teacher Natw:ally, he doesn't know it . at Pomeroy Elementary, How come this ? When I dream of fellas I think are just sowere initiated into Alpha so, the dreams are very romantic and sexy - not like I'd treat Omicron Chapter .oi Della them in real' life. But I hardly ever dream of my "Dream Kappa Gamma Society In~ Man," and when I do, it's very platonic. I don 't even kiss him. ternational at a dinner You'd think my unconscious, at least, would give me a meeting Monday night at break. - DOESN'T MAKE SENSE Lake Hope LOOge. DEAR DOESN'T: Perhaps your cjreams reflect waking fears; if you figure Mr~ . Nan Moore conducted . the Impressive ceremony for this love is "hopeless," lhat message may be stored in your Mrs. Page pr~sented for unconscious - which then . produces a sale, platonic membership by Mrs. Roberta "warrrlng" not to get your hopes up .- HELEN Wilson, and Miss Tate, +++ HOSPITALIZED escorted by Anna Elizabeth NOTE FROM SUE : Maybe your unconscious figures day Edgar Brewer is a surgical dreams are more tl)an plenty. So it applies the brakes while Turner. Each one :NRS patient at St . Joseph's presented a red rose and lace you sleep. Hospital in Parkersburg. His But let's get down to basics : stop waiting for dreams and fern at the conclusion of the room number is 201. show this guy you're interested. Where is It written that a ceremony . The meeting attended by 42 MODERN girl must hold back until the b<Jy makes the first YARD SALE SET members was presided over move? The Tops Club wtli hold a by Mrs. Maxine Philson, vice +++ yard sale Oct. 4 and 5 at _ president, in the absence of DEAR RAP: This is to the 1.6-year-old who says "love is HeU on earth " Laurel Cliff just off the SR 7 Mrs. Judith Matheny due to bypass, Any members having because the hurt is so bad when you lose it. the serious illness of her items they · wisb to have The loss of a loved one is painful, yes. But the love husband . Mrs. Patricia picked up are to call 992-7202. experienced with him or her is too beautiful w miss. Sharing Radcliff of Hamden gave the even a small part of a person's life,.caring, giving without table grace. Hostesses were Mrs. Radcliff, Florabelie expecting in return, that is what brings the greatest joy. DINNER ENJOYED Who's to say that we have the right to keep everyone we Funk, Esther Cassill, Fern Felton and Mary Ann love with us always? They have their own lives to live, their ' RUTLAND - Tuesday own deaths to die. Don't dwell on the loss, but on the happy dinner guests of Mrs. Nellie Sherwood. Mrs. Nellie Parker read Limes. TreasW'e the memories. Let the love you had shine Vale at her home here were minutes of the. previous brightly on everyone you meet. wok into your heart, not your Mrs. Greta Suttle, Mrs. Mary meeting and the executive pride, and yoU'll know that even lost love is worth it.- A 16 Bacon and Mrs. Margaret Ellll Lewis. meeting held at the Meigs . WHO REALLY KNOWS Inn. Mrs. Lee Lee had ap- RAP: On this day in history: "The moment we love anything or anyone lj'ilh a desire to propriate music including the In 1846, a dentist in new theme song, "Climb possess, we enter the first stage of slavery." Charlestown , Mass., . "One Who Knows'! will not see love as Hell if she realizes Every Mountain," assisted extracted a tooth for the first 1 · by Mrs. Pauline Burson. Mrs. love iSn't ''ownership.' - A.E. time with the aid of Philson aMounced a seminar READERS ALL: anesthesia-<!ther. "One Who Knows" received more mail than any other on ''Purposeful Living" to be In 1938, Germany, France, correspondent last moolh. Her poignant letter brought a flood held on Oct. 30 at Rio Grande Britain and Italy met in of respoose, but no agreement that "lAve is Hell." Unanimous College. Munich lor a conference, . Those from Meigs County advice: "Hang in there and learn to love again." afU!r which British Prime Then came the happy ending: a letter from the 16-year-old attending the meeting were Minister Neville Mrs. Avice Frecker, Miss . herself. Here it is : Chamberlain promised +++ Mildred Hawley, Mrs . ~'peace in our tirne.' 1 That Martha Husted, Mrs. Lee, DEAR HELEN AND SUE' Thanks for printing my letter and lor your understanding "peace" lasted 337 days Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Geneva before World War II started. Nolan, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. response. My loss of lo~e was an ·~ almost" separation within Philson, Mrs. Velma Pikkoja, my family. Luckily things got straightened out and now I'm Miss Mary V. Reibel, Mrs. the happiest person around. I waS!! 't really sa~ing not to love Fay Sa~er. Mrs. Turner, Miss , anyooe, but toget ready waccept the loss when it comes. I know how now - and if another loss threatens (pray it Rosalie Story, Mrs. Nellie Won't! ) l'llget over it. And go on to love again. Vale, Mrs. Wykle Whiteley, Thanks for helping me. - A 16-YEAR.QLD WHO KNEW Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Page and Miss Tate. The next meeting will be An ArtCarved diamDnd ring will always ~ be Oct. 23 at 12:30 p.m. at the beautiful and will always Presbyterian Church in be as valuable as the day Jackson . Topic to be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, By Clarice ADen you bought it. develol"!d will be changing CHESTER - The Chester ()pal Eichinger and Laura attitudes toward women's firemen and auxiliary Sun- Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Larry role, under the leadership of day evening held their aMual . ·Clark, Tamra, Penny and the research conun!ttee with appreciation dinner for Wendy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Pikkoja as chairman. members and aU who helped A. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. J . M. at the county fair. The Gaul, ·Mr. and Mrs. Marvin firemen furnished steaks, Taylor, VirgO Taylor, Mr. mashed potatoes, gravy, and Mrs. Pearl Edwards, baked beans, coffee, cold Becky, Mary, DaVid and drinks, and ice cream. John, Mr. and Mrs. Erroll ' Members each brought a Conroy, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy, games were Mr,. and Mrs: Kirk Chevalier, · played with several winning Mr. and Mrs. John Newell, AFaith Fan Festival to be · prizes. Door prizes were won Jeff, Scotty and Misty, Mr. held Saturday at 'the Ohio by Jimmy Newell, Opal and Mrs. Elmer Newell, Soot\ Valley Christian Assembly ijollon and Karla Chevalier. and Rex Justice, and Pam Pomeroy campgrounds at Dafwin was Present were Mr. and Mrs. Hoffnian. aMounced when the Meigs Hobart Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Ch r 1st ian Women •s Clayton Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Fellowship met recently at John Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. the Rutland Church of Christ. Arthur DeTray, Mr. and Mrs. The festiva~ being held by Ralph Keller, Mr. and Mrs. the Winston Salem Bible · Ross Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. College, will feature Clarence Bob Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard as speaker. A Hbrold Newell, Louann, potluck supper will be held at Kathy, 1\enny and Jimmy, 6:30 before the meeting. Mark HaU, Mr. and Mrs. On Oct. 8, ~ and 10, the Bruce Myers, Bruce Allen l oeratlon Evangelize Team and Leonard, Joyce Baker, WI. he at the Zion Church of Christ. Also aMounced was the Rutland .Church of Christ homecoming to be held on BffiTHOAY HONORED Oct. 10 along with the Mrs. William King enWomen's Retreat held this · tertained Sunday with a past weekend. dinner party in celebration of Suriday at the Hemlock her husband's birthday . . Grove Christian Church Attending were Mr. and Mrs. a homecoming wtli _be held Steve Finlaw and children, with church at 9:30 a. m., a Heather ana Matthew, basket dinner at noon, and Chester; Sherry Klng, who the afternoon program at 1:30 attends Marshall University P• m. James Quisenberry, and Kathy and Kevin King. former minister, wtli speak at the morning serilice and give a devotional at the af· ternoon program. The public is invited. Also tO be held Sunday w!U be the bicentennial program at the Bradford Church of Christ. '!'he day's services. wtli begin at 9:30 with the main program at 2:30p.m. The "I Love America" by the Church of Christ Chorus will S,Jrt•ttltiCh l'lrl'lrunit• \UIIillJI, present the program. iml:mll ) tuulf' ~ tht> r hariru•l Mrs. Patty Arnold. led in you wanl , c-liminalt' ~ dial~ . group singing to open. the meeting with Jane Wise at the piano. Selections were "I'll Go Where You Want Me To Go 1' • and "Love Lifted Me". The prayer song was "Sweet Hour of Prayer" with . WAS 1469.95 Mrs. Paula HayneS havng prayer. Mrs. Haynes and • l 00% solid•8tate chassis Mrs. VIrginia Wyatt gave the • Black matrix in-line picture tube 8 Musicians secretary and .treasurer's from Nashville • Adju8.t ahle, one-hullon color control reports. ltotl WoHiy '" N.1.(. • 19-in. diagonal measure picture For the prugram Mrs. opptoring ot the Jennifer Sheets presented , folk muaic using both her Nels0!1Yille dulcimer and the autoharp. High School Authorized Sales.Merchant Mra. Nonua RuaseU gave the Nel,onville, Ohio clOiing prarer with refreshSunday, Od. 3 mentiJ bllnl HI'Ved in the 220 E. Main 992-2178 Pomeroy, 0. 7o30p.m. social room. Ml.U Wise gave A[~U tlS S:1 00 Owned & Operated by a hlilory of the Rutland . Lou Osborne Chan:h. <.-eremonies. The class was presented to Clarence' Thompson, superintendent, by Mrs . Helen Shields, R.N., Director of the Practical Nursing ~hool. The 11ward lor the highe.~t scholastic average was earned by Kathy Thorn· ton, and the award for the best all ai'OWld clinic pel' lortJl8!lce wa! presented to Jill Jenkins. The class response waa a presentation of a memorial plaque by Thompson to U . Ernest Wigglesworth, Ohio State Highway Patrol, in memory ol Sgt. David Prof· Iii, guest lecturer for the SALE PLANNED school the past two yean. The Western .Boot Citizens Invocation and benediction Band Radio Club will have a were offered by Father bake sale Friday at Krogers Albert MacKenzie, and in Pomeroy. Members are Merlyn Ross, a~ied by asked to have their baked Mrs. Ross, sang "You'll gOods at the store at 8:341 a.m. Never Walk Alone" and "We've Only Just Begun." TO HOLD SALE A dass of 38 students APPLE GROVE - Tbe graduated at the fourth anApple Grove United nual graduation ceremony. Methodist Women wtll have a The graduates are eligible to rummage sale Oct. 5, 6 and 7 take their State Board Test at the Community Hlill at Pool Examinations on Oct. Letart Falls, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1~ . 24 area· bands to take part in Marshall event Colors : Dromedary Red Cedar \' "'-..., "' ~... SCOUT '\ .. H ere ·~ a best of two world s look - called !he Sqout. AthletiC top styling and action sole give this casual a great young women 's look. Ra·in and stain repellent brushed pig skin l eat her t or easy C!l re . And Hush Pupp;es·~ Cssuals are born comfortable . , . iust for you. •' lHE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' COME TO THE PARTY Yes Smith Nelson Motors Is Having A Party and Everylxxly. Is Invited. Thur., Sept. 30, Fri., Oct. 1, Sat., Oct 2 . " .• ,,. We Are Havinf{ A Party To Show Off All The New Ponti{Jcs and Buicks. Yes You Must See Them To Believe. ·' ,, ., . .. ,, " LASTING BEAUtY ••• AND VALUE .. " Annual dinner .enjoyed Festival announcedco~.~ =~r. <:.Art Carved GOESSI.ER'S " " .. The all new Buick LeSabre is something to see, more trunk room, head room and leg room that last year's model & gas mileage Is something great, would you believe 17 miles city and 23 highway with V-8 engine. The Electra gas mileage Is E.P.A. rated 15 city and 22 highway . .The ride of the all new Buick is something to behold. The styling Is years ahead of itself. They are beautiful. •• '" ".. " II ' I ... " ·',, ''" . "' " SALE! • r Marshall' s Big Green winners will be selected in Marching Band wtli take to each class. Trophies and wall the field for a marching plaques wtli be awarded to e~hibition at 4:30 p. m. winners. Awards will be presented at First, second and third 4:45p.m. place winners will be selected The divisions are based on among the majorette corps in the number of playing each claas with trophies and members. Class A Includes plaques awarded. A trophy wtli be presented bands with 81 or more musicians ; Class B bands to the outstanding band of the have between 56 and 80 festival. members, while Class C Serving as adjudicators for banda have 55 or fewer. this year's festival wtll be The bands will be rated on Joaeph Buncie, Greensburgmusical eff.ect, visual effect Salem High School, Greensand the overall effect, Lemke burg, Pa.; Woodrow Hodges, said. In addition to ratings of marching band . director , The Meigs County either a second shot or a vaccine in the past ·14 days ·If you have any uestions superior, excellent, average, University of Cincinnati, and Depa~nent of Health today different dosage may be should conault a physician about flu or flu \aca:ine below average and fair, first, !Wger McCoMell, Ball State ' second and third place University, Muncie, Ind. ,hlsued a second Informative required for persons under before taking the flu vaccine. please ask. stutement in regard to swine age 25. If you are under 25 . "lu vaccine to famlliartze the and •a notice regarding such publlc with the situation due lnfprmatlon Ia not attached, •• .. •.•••••••••. ·~·- -~·••••,•••••••••U••; • ••• •• • ••• •• •• -••••••·•--o •• • •• ••• ••••••••••• • •••••••• •·•••--.• • ••••••••••••••••••••• •o •••••· • •• •••• ••••••u• •• •••.,.•• •• ••••• to upcoming public clinics this_ information will be · REGISTRATION FORM which are plaMed for Oc- ptofided to you wherever you Iober. . recA!ve the vaccine. I have read th.e above statement aflout swine flu, the vaccine, and the special precauliom. I have had The statement also bas a Most people will have no an opportunity to ask questions, Including ques.(ions regarding vaccination recommendations :or re gistration form · whlch slde el!ects from the vaccine. p~rsons under age 25, and understand tht·beneflts and risks of flu vaccinal/on. I requw that lr be persons are.to complete for However, tenderness at the g1ven to me or to .the person named·below of whom I am the parent or guardian. the clini~ staff. The site of the shot may occur and statement: last for several days. Some Influenza (flU) Is caused ,by ' people wlU also have fever 'NFORMATION ON PERSON TO ROCEIVE VACCINE FOR CLINIC USE vl rwes. Wh~Q ptlople get flu chills, headache, or muscle they may ilave fever, chills, aches within the first 48 headache, dry cough or hours . !lNamiiiii•11(P'liio<aia,.oPPidftlft'li\l---------- llltbdai, muscle aches. Illness may As with any vaccine or Addreu CO~tr of kelidene• last several days or a week or drug, the poss!bUity of severe Clinic ldenl . more, and complete recovery or potentially fatal reactions ftl•phon.e Number Is usual. However, com· exists. However, nu vaccine Dau Vacetn~ted plications may l~ad to has rarely been associated pneurtwnla or death In some with severe or fatal reac· ManuladW"n and Loi No. people. For the elderly and !Ions. In some instances people with diabetes or heart, .people receiving vacelne Dolo lung, or kidney diseases, flu ~e had allergic reactions. Ciiili&A may be especially serioua. You should note very It is unlikely that you have carefully the following adequate natural protection precautions : VetenDBMemortaiHospltal against swine ftu, since it has -Olildren under a certain - Admitted Tamara not caused wldesp•ead age should not routinely Tallent, Pomeroy; Marshall human outbreaks In 45 years. receive flu vaccine. Please Flint, Pomeroy; Margaret '!'he vaccine will not give aak about age limitations if Grtffith, .Middleport; Phyllis you l!u because it is made this information is not at- Whaley, Shade; J estie .. from killed viruses. Today's tached. Molden, Rutland; George flu vaccines cause fewer side -People with known Conde,. Syracuse. . effects than those used in the allergy to eggs shoul~ receive. Discharged - Sigle Chafi!t, past. In contrast wlth other the vaccine only under James Yeager, . Iva va ccines, flu vaccine can be special medical supervision. Cremeans. taken safely during - People with lever should pregnancy . delay getting vaccinated untU One shot will protect most the fever is gone. people from swine flu during -People who have Uie next flu season; however, received another type of A DEMAGOGUE? ' SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)Secretary of Commerce Elliot Richardson has accused Jimmy Carter · of "demagoguery" and of being PERMANENT • • " insulting" lor saying President Ford "fs less than PRESS sensitive to the needs of the people." · In a speech to the Commonof an area motel alter selling COLUMBUS (UP!) Police believe three men blank titles and licenses to an wealth Club Richardson said the problem is inflation and VELOURSarrested for selling ftolen, undercover agent. not "who cares the most. " Breeze and Warren were blank auto titles and driver's TERRIESUcenses may be part of a also charged with carrying a the ft ring operating in concealed weapon. Officers VALUES TO sz.98 said a loaded 38·caliber Extra large , thick and Central Ohiu. absorbant. Slripes solids Olficcrs expressed the revolver was found between and jacquards. Cannon belief alter the three were Mastel's feet on the floor of a seconds . REGULAR '6.99 arrested and pollee car used by the two men. Sgt. Oliver Thompson said confiscated . 222 blank auto titles and 315 blank Ohio the stolen lilies are part of · 2,247 stolen in 1972 from the driver's licenses, FOR The three men -Bert Mas- Coshocton · County Courthouse. tel,,40, Millersport; Harry He said the blank driver's Breeze, 33, Nelsonville, and Jolin Warren, 40, Logan- licenses were stolen in '1966 were taken into custoday from a warehouse used by the Wednesday in the parking lot Bureau of Motor Vehicles. of Maaon, Oak Hill (Ohio), Dawson Bryant of Coal Grove, Portsmouth West, Wintersville, Barboursville, Wayne and South Point. At 3:411 p.m. the Clasa A band competition will commence with Galia Academy, followed by Sistersville, Meigs of Pomeroy, Fairland of Proctorvllle, and Huntington High School. · • ,, •• '" '" ••• ,, ' 111 u ".' '·..•, ..".' ... "' So Bring The Whole Family to Smith Nelson For the Patty. We Will Serve Coffee·and Donuts. A_lso Free Gifts To Everybody, Balloons For the Children, ·Pens and Ice Scrapers · . For Mom and Dad PLUS You May Whi A Free Grease, Oil and Filter and A Tune-,up and Wash job For Ybut Car. 5 Will Be Given Away So just Come On In and Sign Up. No Purchase Necessary. Drawing Will Be Sat., Oct. 2nd .. _,. ._. _at.,_.J_. .,PM . . . . _I - _.._...,_...,.... . ..' ' Mens Billfolds Ladies Billfolds & Handbags Belts & Boots. DAN'S IN MIDDLEPORT !1-IIIU.Q(JOIOGii"'--..·-.. 0 n 9-S Monday thru Saturday I I MEN'S DRESS SIIOES OUR ENTIRE STOCK! MEN'S SHIRTS 2 $300OFF $800 MARKED PRICE MONEY SAVING.VALUES STARTING FRIDAY 10 AM Frigidaire Heavy Duty Automatic Washer subject of workshop 1\THENS- Spowing aides an~ other school persohne) ho)V to help thl cerebral palsied child in school will be the loplc of an· in-service workshop Tuesday, Oct. 5, frqrn 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. "Our . goal is to explain methods of providing lor orthop edically - impaired ehiidl·en in a regular classroom setting," said Sherry Allison, Southeastern Oh~o Special Education Regional Resource Center (SJ:;O-SERRC) Low Incidence Coordinator . 'N!e workjhop is the second in a series on the multi· handicgpped chlld sponsored . by ,the SEO..SERRC, which coordinates services among 27 school distlicta in Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Perry, Vinton and Washington Counties. Guest consultants for Tuesday's pro~am at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge near Nelsonville will be Nan Heiskall, Field Nursing Consultant, Bureau of Crippled Children's Services, and Sheila Sawyer, Physical Therapist, Center for Human Development, Ohi 'o University. Regular 1.92 1 Solids or Prints ' ·' . • . .. . • • ...... I REGULAR sg,99 MADE IN USA I· style and several others. - {4 J .O) 117 'tnrav ftiel Rid gem ont {3 3- 0l (lie) Arlington "" ; Bluffton colors Regular or stripes. 51.99 E~tr"a wide . Already ~ nsscros se d, 81 " long. Tie b.lcks mcluded . Taffeta embossed plastic . Wipes clean with damp cl~th. White and colors. Save 89c 'I ' 'I ' ,• ' .I I ' ' PROCTOR· SILEX ' 10-CUP AUTOMATIC DRIP COFFEEMAKER LAMPS •o. MEN'S and BOYS' kitchen towel, dish cloth and pot holder. Solid PRISCILLA CURTAINS THREE DAYS ONLY! ELECTRIC A t;J::., · .a, S ~-~ t KITCHEN ENSEMBLE Terry cloth . Matching pa1r. .BAKER . FURNITURE Mi JUMBO PLASTIC RUFFLED 3 PIECE PRINTED PILLOW CASES · $33900 DINGO BOOTS Moeller ' OVER 130 THREAD COUNT To help deliver depe ndable perlormance it has a heavy du 1y motor and many other components used in Frigidaire Commercial Washers.<Jelps keep shape and stretch in kn its longer with an exctusive·act ion Knits cycle. (Continued from page 3) boxed ; Save 53.99 on each SOFA PILLOWS TV LOUNGERS TOO VALUES TO 12.29 Soffe:!_Magic'JOO Has automatic switch control . Press one button , it brews then automatically switc hes to keep warm . Smart walnut design color, complete with disposable filters . A $25.95 value. $}00 1. J ' - ~--- HANDBAGS FOR FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY ON1 Yl i~ - LADIES' .... • ·The all new Pontiac Catalina and Boneville is one of the most · advanced cars in America today. They are roomy inside and' handles like a dream. The ride is superb. Gas mileage is great for a fuH size car: Cat~lina E:P.S. rating with V8 is 17 city, .23 highway. The Bonneville wtth V8, IS E.P.A. rated 15 city and 21 highway. Learning Swine flu vaccine explained • Gospel Music . School, leading the Class C banda. Following Hamlin onto the Altro-Turf will be Spencer, Richw(lod, Burch of Delbarton, Warren of Vincent,, Ohio, Guyan Valley at Branchland, Chapmanville, Logan, and Eastern of Meigs County. The ClaM B bands wiU begin their presentatio111 at 2 p. m. with Hurricane High School, followed b:;r Wahama Cerebral palsied child l OOo/o solid-state color· TV .eata~ • spectators, according w W. Richard Lemke, MU · bands director and !eitlval coordinator. Tbere will be an adm!aaion of U lor adults and 50 cents for children under 12 years of · age, with the prooeeda going to the MU Band Scholarship Fund, Lemke added , The bands will present 7minute shows, begiMing at )2:30 p. m, with Hamlin High 1 Sears .·l Sears I HUNTINGTON - Twenty· four area high achool banda will compete at Fairfield Stadium Saturday In the Marshall Unl_verslty Tr!State Marching Band Futivai, sponsored each fall hy the MU Millie Depart· ment. 11re yoUll(l musicla111 will be competing for high ratings and trophies, while providing lively enterlalnment for HUMPH HURTING WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Hubert Humphrey (Continued from page I) enters Bethesda Naval incluoed Dorothy Will, Mane ' Hospital this weekend lor Chapman, Trudy Andrews, tests w determine whether tumors should be removed Mae Ketchka, Helen Handley, Minnie Wooten, Mildred from his bladder. The 65-year-old Humphrey Hawley, Clara Thomas, . has had the condition for Margaret ·Goett, Virainla several years but changes in Gulley, Nan Moore, Ethel the tumors require closer Hatfield and Louise Eden. The senior group wtli be on examination. It is not expected waffect hand untU testing II com· his campaign lor reelection pleted. and Humphrey declared The accompanying p!H)tos Wednesday, 11l'm fine, I'm were taken during Wedalive ." nesday afternoon's activity. Police may have cracked big ring. . . . - - - - - - BUICKI.eSABRE-~-------. JEWELRY STORE The Hinsons .. 7- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,ThurSday, Sept. 30. 1976 J. (3 3·01 114 (2 J.OJ 88 6. Bia ck R iver ( 1 3-0l 60 1. Newcomerstown {1 l ·Ol 60 8.-Sand usk y St . Mary's (3-0l ,, " :' "' " .• ·-....-·--~--..! " ' I GIANT 31 OZ. GLASS men of 42 9.:s. Charleston Soutt'l · eastern (1 3-0) 33 10 . !t iel Cedarville' (! 3 ·0) 23 10, OleJ Ashtabula St. John COCA•COCAPEPSI.7UP- I I 3·01 23 lO.odlle l Colu mbiana (1 3·0) ' 23 l•co~d eight' !3. Tiffin Ca.!ver t 22; 14. Indian Valley North 21; 15. Woodsfield (1 } an·d Spencerville, 19each; 17 . B~rton Ber.kshire 18. 18 . Morlon Colhollc 17 ; 19 . Notre " Oame 13; Leipsic , Amand., Por t~mouth 20 (l ie) Clearq,eck · and Minster , each . 11 OUR REGULAR 11.00 .SIMON'S PICK·A·PAIR 101 w. 992-3130 66~ PLENlY OF FREE PARKING OPEN TIL 9 PM •SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA •POINT PLEASANT .M1Jt& • �• • .· ' . 1-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Sept. 30, 1976 AstroGrapM WAN r ~U); INJ:'O~MATION DEADLINE$ · P M Dey Befor-t Cancellations , REGULATIONS Publisher reserv es 1 hp The first par-t of )'Our day may hi' rig ht 10 edit or r e ject Any ads deem ed ob tecfi onat The publi sher cause you some moments of amdety. Take heart . Things will •n,er tion . will not be r esponsible tor trt ore tf'1an on e incorrect be as good later as they were · bad earlier. ~ TAURUS (April 20·Mar 20) RATES For W1nt Ad Service cents per word one 'ns erlion Mini m um Cha rge Sl.OO . t.a cen ts per word thre(' Don 't be overly conc erned today about a career niatter. There'll be •a sudden shlfl. consec ulive insertions . Th ings w ill work out as well as consecutive 1nsert lOns . ce nts per 26 could be e<pected. GEMINI CMay 21 .June· 20) If W()td pai d ads end wit h in 10 days . CANCER CJune 21.July 221 A si tuation that seems to show small prom ise may be the tip of ads paid OFFICE HOURS the mother lode. Get into lt. Dig a little deeper. 8 ' 30 a .m . to 5:00 p .m . Da i ly , 8 :30 a.m. to 12 . 00 Noon Sat urday, Phone to day 992 2156. LEO (Julr 23-Aulf. 221 You can achieve with tact' today results you'd n~v~r attain being too assertive. Aemem ber this ·In your one-to ~one relationships. NOTICES ATTN . ~ !! ALL HOUSEWIVES A ll Yard Sa!es , RUmmag e, VIRGO CAug .. 23·Sepl. 221 Porch and Basement Porch Once you Quit l(loking for the easy way out. rewards will come for your ~lforts . . .and B&semen t Sales, etc . must be paid In advance . Get yours in early by stopping by our of f ic e at The Da l ly Se ntinel. 11 1 Court St or wr it ing Box 129 , Pomeroy . Ohio 457 69 with your rem i ttance . LIBRA CSep1. 23·001. 23) Don't shy aWay from an activity because you think 11'11 be a bore. Once you gel In lhe thick of things , you'll discover lt's fun . SCORPIO COc1. 24•Nov. 22) such that you can do what you can dre&l'fl. CAPRICORN CDac. 22-Jan. 11) A delayed dividend may be , m store , In payment fo r SOf'Tiething you did recently that was not acknowledged at have a powerful ally In Lady Luck. Avour ~Birthday Oct. 1, 1171 An lntere!Jtlng year 1hat will be fun Is lri -store tOr you. There will be ·a wealth of soclat'actlvlty junked AUto Parts, Rutland, · Phone 7~2 · 307~ . COINS, 1929 and older cvrre~cy , gold and silver, scrap , Will buy , 1ell , or trode, for a good selec· fion of coins . Hove supplie1 tor metal detectors . Roger Wamsler., on Leading CrNk and Rut and Rood. Phone 7•2· 2331 for an oHer. SOUTHERN Yellow Pine Post. Poy· ing Premium prlees . Post to be delivered to our yard at Billings, W. Vo. Species: Virginia, Pitch and Shortleaf . For sites ond price1 inquire ot : The 8udce-Parsotls -llowlby Cor· porotion , P.O . Box 39 Spencer, W. Vo. Pl1ono: 927~ 1250. Night call: Ted Jackson 354-7694 or Jim Lohner, 927- 1466. (lh WAY BETWEEN GAlliPOLIS AND JACKSON, OHIO) 17 miles east of Jackson, Ohio or 17 miles west of Gallipolis on Sl. Rl. 35 to j..,ctlon of St. Rl . 27f. Go soulllwest on St. Rt. 279 through Thurmon <Centerville I toward Oak Hill to Co. Rd. 3. Turn onlo Co. Rd. 3 for 1 milo & turn right on first gravel road. Follow signs. Dlsc&ltlnulng farming , will sell following machinery & equipment, tools. antique furniture, clocks, collection o.f, 30 watches. china, glassware, e1c . as listed: MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC.: John Deere ! tractor 10-10 gas. good; Ferguson tractor gas, good ; Oliver 70 tractor gas, g\)Od; Case 800 Terratrac ' b\JIIdozer (dlesell 8' blade; lwo Ford plows 14" 3 pl.; post hole digger 3 pt.; 2 row cultivators; Massey 1 Fergu- 110 manure spreader like new; pull type · , disc; HD ·Servis brush hog; 3 pl. boom for tractor; , wagon; steel catlle holder w·dehorn shute. used once; 2 wheeled utility trailer; old Oliver manure spreeder _,on rubber; •leeder'Prolac tank; hay elevator; 3 trailer , axlts; garden rototlller like new; a lot new metal fence posts; several 4' and 6' metal farm gates, new; 10 rolls new ba,rbed w!re; poultry wire; 6 rolls new 51 woven I, wire; large ~nvll; I cyl . gas engine; new I'ID wheel .:barrow; McCullough chain saw like new ; Homellle ' chain saw ( 150); 100 sheets 5V metal roofing new; a lot new metal underpinning for trailer: new elec. motor· i' channel Iron; 2 ln. and 111,. In~ pipe; six 15ft. 12 ln . I beams ; vise; log chains, etc.; callll' oilers; platform scales; new & used ladders; house jacks; metal & wood work tables ; bench ~ grinder; 50 gal. oil drum w-pump; metal whHIIi 275 •gal. oil drum ; small lathe; block & line; chain binders; ~ 15ft. culvert casing; large5 bin high revolving nail bin almost now ; 2 rotary lawn mowars ;' Black & Decker · valve grinder; drills, new pipe wrenches, 16" and 18"; '14 ln . drive socket set like new; '12 ln. drive socket iel; Rigid V2ln. to 2 ln. pipe dies; acetylene gauges; saws, " hots, rlik01, PH diQQar, scythes, etc.; concrete mixer; • ~~~tools. etc. Camper tdp for pickup truck. One semi · a er. , ·. . ANTIQUE FURNITURE, CLOCKS, WATCHES, . CHINA, ETC •.: Marble lop dresser; glass china cupboard; organ stool; 2 wicker rockers; wicker ttend: wicker flower stand; oak bookcase ; wall t.Jephant; 3. dlnnor belli; old sctlool bells; 2 Iron k8tlles; !XJIIPOf" keffie ; large Iron &all kettle; 5 & 10 gal. lllilk cans: uusage grinder; corn planter; 8ft. lawn ...,, flat Irons; oil lamps ; picnic table; 2 ani. display ublnets, one w-blns & drawers; china : glassware; swing: silver dollars; Indian Head Ponnlas ; eloc. floor len. • old clocks - one Gorman. A C:OIIt<:llon ot 30 .-eke! wetcllel (key wind. thick CIHS, 2 Hunter Casea. lite.). Mllnp ..,., lfiiM not llatld. Lunch on preml,.... Nelhlng ..__ • ••• of ..... Y.11111 CMf'. dfcll · W-PI!) ..y of Nit. Not f!'.· fir ICC..) ilL Ownt•• ~ Mr. aild Mrs. len Olener it~ton- IIIIJaJIII, Pholit 614 ?!<-•477 or 614-557.... IRIIIIII ..' .._ e Ah1min11m ::..::-.,....' , ' ··- ·~\! ... $S9S 1969V.W.2DR . R~ns good, new llres, radio. ••.m. l9$p.m. 911 Jmo. POM~~~!v~~~~ CO.Ijl\ ·~ POMEROY, OH.IO . M&G Truss-Raft8ts ANY PITCH . ANY SllE . Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. 1970 Bu ick Riviera, good condi· Phone AUCTION . dining r~ set and buffet , wood wordrot., many good used tools , new and used 1975 MONTE CARlO. O<llomalic, merchandise ol Auction House power steering, power brakes . Horton St., MasOn , W. vo: air conditioning. AM radio ond Phone 1304) 713-S.71 . 5tereo. rally whe-els. will rea5onoble, Phon• 991·7036. tion , new tires, $900. Boxl8-A Rulillnd, Ohio 4577S Ph. (614)142-2409 We Deliver 7-28-4 mos. 7~2 · 2796 . ••II 1971 Fotd MCIY..-ick , air, p.s., rod with block yinyl top. Phone Phon~2•7-3124 . 1969 Nova , .extra sharp, new point bucket s110ts, air shacks, mogs . Phone 9~9.2480. 1969 0000£ Coronel. Good con dition~ run• . 992 - 552~ . IF YOU hove o service to oHet wont to buy or sell something : ae looking for work . . . or whatever . .. you 'll get results . foster with a Sentinerwont Ad . WILL DO odd jobs , rooliog, pain· ltng , hauling , trM work , and mowing . Phone992-N09. .good, $4SO. Phone 1966 Falcon station wogon, $250, See at 247 C, Mulberry Ava ., Pomeroy. LOCUST POSTS, round or spUt Phone 9~9.m• · · BRING TO YOUR Revive the ori•rinol of your rugs. Cle~me< your own home by Von .Schrader dry-fOam method. No muss. No fuss. No odor. Use the same day. All work tUirantald. COAL, limestone. ond calcium chloride ond calcium brine for dust control and special mixing soh for formers . Main Str. .t Pomeroy, 011io or phone 992: 3891. 1971 HONDA Cl_.SO, 12,000 miles , sissy bar, crash bars 'pull bock handle ban , neW 11r~ WILL do pdd jobs , interiOr and ex· and 5eols, Scrambler side teror work and cool hauling . . pipes , $650. Coll949-2480. KENNEBEC po•alaes, 50 lb. $3.50 Phone.992·7162. . 667·3974. Ruth Ree..-es . room , stove ond lurnloli«!. Call or, oft•r 6 p.m. coli YARD Sole .. Friday and So,;,rdily, 6 days per week and evenings. For further information coli (614) 367-7338. SCHOOL sewi"9 .. machine, Sin9er. features butt~hole . blind hem , sews On knits, $48 cash . . Also , Singer Touch ohd Sew like new. $31 cosh . Phone 10 o.m·, 1•116 p.m . ot 640 Grant St,, Middleport , m: 7187. AKC Regi, ·tered Soint Bernard Puppies, 2 mole, I female 3 months old . Strong a'nd healthy . Phone (3041 773·5-405 or (304) 675-2310; P• . Pleosanl, W.Va . 'o per 992·9'173. . . 2a'tdroom mdbilo t.om.. Oox•or. 3. R~tlond . Antiques , clothing, Phone 992·5858. man 1 suits, baby clothes maternity clothes, homemad~ 2 Bedroom mobile home in Racine bread . areo . Phono992·:;8SS.. LARGE Yord Sole, Sa•urdoy and .2 Bedroom lrallor, $21 Sunday, Oct. 2 and 3, 10 a.m. oH utiiHiot paid. Phone 992till ? AI Friddy Moore resldonl 3324. YARD Sole, Solem So. , Oct. 2 ond per-""· dlepon aboul lhe Gallis·Melgs ONE l>edraom mabilo home, adults only . Phone992-5535 . EFFICIENCY, ideol Mulberry Awe., Phorle 992-2030. for single. references. ,;~~~~~;~~~: 36 Inch tr~k topper, 8 ft .; Hereford Heifer beef: s· deck chick brooder; 700x16 truck tires; pair of ladder jocks ; 1966 Dodge motor, 6 cylind•r. Phone Hl9h St., Pomeroy . IOa.m. 11112 p.m. Soturdoy. Procoodo to Big 949-m2. Bend Minstrel Assn• Also yard sale with indoor and outdoor AVERAq.E s.<) an evening or afterhooni ~ demonstrating Chri1tmos decOrations, girls , guo~;onteed toyl and gifts. No woman 's, and man's clothing, cot.h investment, no dell¥ery or lamps, many mlscelloneous collecting. Computers do you items. Charle11e Hoeflich . YARO Solo, Sot. 10 o.m. till 4 p.. Water Street , Syracuse . lawson , Hall , Neutthng , Neale, Pierce, Teaford. Y"RD Sol•. Friday, O<:•ob« I, 9:00 1111 3:00 ol Koy wardapo, Broadway and Vln• St;Ht, R~clne, Ohio. Lots of oood clothing and misc. house"hold items. CARPORT SALE, on Walel' Soroe• in Syracuse. Soturday, Oct . 2 only. 9:00tlll4:00. _ __ _ tlioUibl ~ork. Call 949-2800 or Ohio. ' ' 'fARO Sole on Route 1 by·poll abovo Hal>son. Friday ond Starting - ... , - .... t Soturdo'f. Gas heater~ tool• lnt••:. $477 .30 "7.;,i:.i'.d-:" ·~~r,:~ clolhlng, boHies and' hctulllng. Qoll calltct' (61A) ::: "•: m : s:.P:h:an:•:992::: ·7=.U.S=.::::::; ~··~18. ' ., PRODUCTION IMNAGat, Ex· SALE p.fienc«f agtr. nHded to ·New wood-burning stove. monogo~r-uplo20-lo l n Reg. 1211.95 a' manufact,mng erwlranment, NowS23US musl be OW. Ill Khodule-" ' llow tllru &If twill da,ort- 1 New tiltl oil ston, Reg. ,.-.1• 19 -pllsh conalo· ~ $372.37 ' ' Nowsm.J7 lont complollon I'Kard. Solory belled on •~perlence and pa New Co.op water IOflaner occomplishment1 . Only r•lfK • Reg. 1349.95 Nowu.,.t$ slble and a;gressr ... ., In· divldualo nood apply. Sand 1 used Home lite chain lo Box m .s, ,... Dally IIW 120o 11• I UHd MceuttoIIW Drive, . -23:129. ,,. ~ -····~·- · - - .. .... We hl\lt one orun house full af Florida tallage , '- ' c11Mn : 9 .. ~ .. .leek W. CarMY~ MQr. Pl1ona '"·2111 • MAIN POMEROY, 0. ICINE - I nlcelevellol, 50xl77. 7 rooms, beth, N.G. forced air furnace. almost new alum. siding, excellent neighborhood. $7,900.00. JUST LISTED ..:. 2'12. story fr-.me. 5 bedrooms, bath, dining R., N.G. heat , carpeting, porches , garage. $8,500.00. JUST LISTED 3 bedrooms, bath, paneling, utility, lois of storage, N.G. heat. Walk: lo shop, ... ~.00. S MILLY ACRES- Good 3 Dedroom house. balh , nice kitchen, N,G. heal. porches, storage bldg . JUST . LISTINGS NOT THIS AD - 17J Pani._ Llndiiatt ( . BORN LOSER Q'I;~D IT WISI'~L/ ! Blown Insulation Service! Fin•1111n1 Alii~ bit Blown int1 W11is I AHies SlllRM WINDOWS & ODORS. REPlACEMENl WINDOWS AWMINUM SIDING.SOffiTT GUlTEIIUWNINGS . to $1.00, HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE Syracult, o . FREE ESTIMATES! THE BEST HfARD! 100'RE A SMART LAD, BILL-- AND ALUCKY ONE -- ~AT'S " N~5 I'V~ LARR~"'c.A.Y~~DER ~ Ph. 992-3993 You can save hundreds · even 'thousands ol dollars with aluminum or vinyl siding. . 4-'10·1m~. Radiator .....,...-....... 5el1f1Ce r... lltl ilrpsl Rldillar lolllt srt11lltsl ~I Nit''.!!! GLEN R. BISSELL At949-2101 Or 949-2140 PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS . 9-30·1 mo. Coll992·7481. Ph. 992·2174 ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR .2 7~81. - IIII)ED RE"L ESTATE WE HAVE IUYERS. HENRY E. ci~ELAND BROKER . m-2161 Sweepers , toa sters , irons, all small opplionces. la wn mower~ f'1e)Cf to State Highway Ga roga on Route 7. Phone (61 4) 9851 3825. ~ SMALL farm for sole, 10"1. down, owner financed. Monroe (oun. REMODELING, Plumbing , heotinQ ly, W. Vo. Phone (304) 772- and oil types of general repair . Work guaranteed 20 yeors .,~":"1 • 3102 or (304) 772·3227. perience . Phone 992 -2409. n: COUNTRY farmland wit h seclud. ' ed woods, woter and good ac- D&D T~EE Trin1ming, 20 years ~x -:: pe n ence . Insu re d fre f!t 1 , cess in Monroe County, W. Va. es timates. Coli 992-2384 ~' t · $1,000 down, coli (30-l) 772- 3102or (304)772·3227. . . MORNING Stoi- Hgts . Buy .1 acre SEWING MACHINE Repairs , ser';\ 11ice, oil makes, 992-2284 . The' tract of land. Will orrange for Fobric Shop , Pome,oy . ~ financing and small down pay· mant to build a home of yOur Authorized Slng~r Sales ancf.: S~rv ice. We shorp'en .Scitsor'! . ~ choice . Le• Construction Phorio 992·345-4 or (6U) 44~ EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and: 9568. TEAFORD Virgil B'. Sr., Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy,'O. Phone 991-337! 12 ACRES - Remodeled 3 bedroom one floor plan. Gas · F.A. furnace, fireplace, nice kitchen & basement. $29,500. backhoe work ; dump !ruckS: ond lo-boys for hire: will h oul~ fill dirl , to soil, limestone and: grovel. Call Bob or Roger Jaf ~ fers , day phone 992-7089 "' night phone 992-3525 or 992:: S232. EXCAVATING, dozer. backhoe and dltcher. Charl es R. Mat~ field , Bock Hoe Servl~~ , ., Rutland , Ohio. Phone 742·2008, SEPTIC Systems Installed by - - -··---.- SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern · m. . EXCAVATING . BACKHoES AN[) DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll .' SEPTIC TAN KS INSTALLED. lOW, BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. Bll~ ' PULliNS , PHONE 992·247B DAY OR NIGHT. ; liS ACRES - On Shade River. Fine for camping lots. New gas well with Income and free gas. Old house & barn, good hill pasture, fenced . Asking $30,<J90. . POMEROY - 5 bedroom big old house, I• lly r<>om , w, bath•-ft.\\\ ,. F.A. furn, ~petlng , shrubb .nd large shade trees. st5,000. 2 PLACE& - 3 bedroom home, T.P. waler, garage, outbuilding, and 2 bedroom Schult mobile home on 1 nice acre of land. $5500.00 EACH. SYR.,., ::.::;.: Nice corner lot with gepd old fashion 1 bedroom frailer. Pallo and exti·.:. r~. $5,500. INVEST A LITTLE AND GAIN A LOT. , rr --- paneling. Phone 992 ~ 2759 . measure 1 \ \ \ \ ' ·· • '-:-.+-1-+- 28 Martinjque volcano r. 29 Wholly 30 Deed AXYDLB 1\AXR fRoM HERE ON INI TRAVEL ALONE I l WILL trim or cut trees and shrub, ·bery. phone 9-49·25-45 or 742l . ' ' MOBILE home for sale or rent bedrooms, al utilities paid ' I ) (] I 0 YVW A YUW ZBOV BW I I I I. t -1 ) . 0 XM QOV YR :::::~~:::;:~_c,.,.a::.,.,L ! I I V "' I N~w--theclreletllot141t to torm the ll\llllriae _.,..,, Ill ~=======b.,~,,=~~s•a&oacedbJthe ...... - - Zy 1 .... ~~--· I ( r XH X11 l IF I KETCH OC BULLET ON MV BEDSTID ONE MORE TIME, I'LLWRING HIS NECK!! ''FElCH" MEANS TO RETf{IEVE OR TO GO 01-1 , I'M SORR'{, SIR... I THOU6f.ff '10U WANTED 6ET SOMETHING . DEFINITION ... THE ' · ' ·-- "THEY'RE \-ONE>. CLJW ,. SMOJGE I. V Q Y V J W V L W V Q W ~~~~~~·---1974 Cameron mobile home ~ ~ 3 bedroom, e.ccellent ~ondi-' t1on . Phone 247·2704. , : 196912x63 Vindole, IJnderplnn~ 10x26 screen porch, central alt'" May be seen at 825 South Se~ ~nd Ave.. Middleport/ Or ,...one 992-2822. · 1 LmLECj.jANCS oF :;ucc:ess ~eN BLAXWDR . - F . XYAWUXWZ AOPCBOA · ~·••mutil Yesterday's Cryptoquole: THERE'S ANOTHER AD· Iambie" PUDGY · METAL AMAZON CAMPUS VAN'l'AGg OF BEING POOR - A DOCroR WILL CURE YOU Yettenll:r'• . ~'ASTER. - KIN HUBBARD \ AniWm Will• • fOf II lhfl, ~~t• ,..uldn11DDnl ~lift lor · ,.., '"foler bofln.,td- "UN-STEADY" Richland, Athens, Ohio -4570r Phone (6.14) 593-8906. I YOWDD J w ('RYPTOQUOTES CYV T A 0 K L A ZY F L Z BY P Z HOCKING RIVER Trodlng Com • pony, GUNS- OVER 250 1"1 STOCK . Buy, soli, trodo. 478 ' · 0 N G F E I. I, 0 One letl er simply stands for an.othcr. In Ihis somple A Is ( .used for lhc three L's, X lor the lwo O's, ct<. Single leucrs, ..-~~:::=~....I->--!l---1. apostrophes, the length and !ormation o! lhe words are all hinls. Each day Ihe <ode lellers are different. HOGBUT VY ~ 5839 or {304) 773 ·5788. II .• I. Z I. X Phone 992·5724, 1 DITCH Dlggin9. Phone (304) 773' --· ' I 1 OAII.Y ('RYPTOQUOTE -Here's how to work it: ,.-::::~~;-..1--~>~ PROTECT your swimm ing pool! ~interizing klls , co11ers , an·, l1freeze. sarvite for abo11e oJI ln. ground pool5. 0 . Bumgard.l ner Sales , Middleport, Ohio : Phone 992.nst I wire -.., DOZER work and weld ing. Can1oct James Por&ons, Rt. 1'1 Racine, on Carmel Road . , ' 3167. 'I 31 Ship's diary 34 Expand 36 Agitate :n Balaneed 38 Bacteriologist's 7~2·23.8 . 3 APARTMENTS - Brick In Middleport on good street near shopping and center of town. Jusl$20,000. kitchen, -HA ~- HAT!­ L.l FE?: ~ CONCLUSION 7J-IAT MY UL CL/GNT IS A CRC()!< 8£CNJSG ALL 1/IG BU5/NGSS AS50CIA1£S ARErr- Will do roofing, construcllo{l, plumbing and heating . No lob loo larg e or too smoll. Phone CARPENTER. flooring , ~~ rooms, 4 Brs., new BLUGSTCN~­ - ..• 242B. Home & rental, 2 bedrooms each, gas heat, city water on nice sf reel In Middleport . $19,000. gas F.A. furnace In full basement. Want $27,500. ... BLIMSY, YCU LOOI< JUST AS RUGGED AS WHEN .YOU SENT ME UP - licensed Installer. ·SneparV C.ontrocfors. Phone 742·2409. , Sanitation, 992·3954 or FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1976 6:oo-Sunrlse Semester 10.' EAST 6: 15-Engllsh 3: Farm Reporl1 3. WEST •JUU 6:20-Not For Women Only 13. •10 5 • J B6 3 6:JO-(;oluml!us TodaY~~ News 6; Sunrise Semester 11 • K 10 g 7 tA tKH43 a-seas Mission 10. .10 ~ 2 6:..s-Mornlng Report 3. . .· ··7 3 SOUTH IDJ 6 r ~ Morning, West Vlrgl"l~ 13. I SU::Lll tT Q6 6:55-Good Morning, Trl Stat' 13. .AQ2 7:QO-Today 3,15; Good Morning, Amerhll 6,13; CBS A~t..OIJ A • J62 News 8; Chuck While Reports to. • .KH4 Gt-f~Jot..l Cf 7:05-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. Norlh-South..vulnerable 7:30-Schoolles 10. B:oo-Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame St. 33. W.,l North Easl Soollt B:JO-Big Valley 6. · I N.T. 9:oo-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue~. 15; Lucy Show 81 Mike Pass 3 N.T. Pasa Pan Douglas tO; Phil Donahue 13. Pass 9:JO-(;ross·WIIs 3; One Llle lo Live 6; Good Day 81 Opening lead - 4 + Cartoons 12. to:oo-Sanford & Son 3,15; Pric;e Is Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13. 10: 1.1--Gerieral Hospital 6. 10 :»-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3, 15. 11 :oo-Wheel ot Fortune 3,15: W~day ~~ Edge of · Night 6; Gambit 1,10; Morning with D.J . 13. 11 :30-HollywoOd Squares-3,15: Happy Day 56,131 Love ot Life 8,10: Sesame St. 33. 11 :55-Take Kerr B; Mrs. Flxlt 10. 12 :()()-News 3,8,6,10; Hot Seat 13. 12:30-Gong Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12 :55-NBC News 3,15. 1:oo-Somerset 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Concentration 8; Young & t~e Restless 10; Nol For Women Only 15. I:Jn-Days of Our Lives 3,15: Family Feud 6,13; As The World Turns 8,10. 2:oo-s20.000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. 2:30-Doetclrs 3,15; One Life to Llve13; Guiding light 8,10. 3:oo-Another World 3,15: All In the Famll~ &,,lQ.. 3:15-General Hospital 13. 3:»-Bewltched 6; Match Game 8,101 Lilias, Yoga & You 20. . 4:oo-Misler Cartoon 3; Somerset 15: Howdy. DoodY 61 Mickey Mouse Club B; Sesame St. 20,33; Movie "Kissln' Cousins" 10; Dinah 13. .. 4:30-My Three Sons 3; Emergency One 6; Partridge by l!IOMAS JOSEPH Family B: Fllnfstones 15. 5:oo-Big Valley 3; Brapy Bunch B; Mister Rogers ACROSS 39 Calm 20,33; Star Trek. 15. 1 Coqpie 4G Card play5:30-News 6; Family Affair B; Elec Co. 20,33; Adam· of old er's three 12 13. baseball DOWN 6:oo-News 3,6,8,10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; ·Zoom 2 .~.33. 5 Patriotic I Disable 6:30-NilC News 3,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; paean 2 Movie dog CBS 'News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; VIlla Alegre II Pale 3 Scary film , 33. . 12 Cylindrical e.g. (2 wds.) 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; Bowling for Dollars 6; Andy Williams 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family 13 Innam4 Nguyen Affair 15: Ohio Journal 20; Black Perspective on C!Jo mation Yeslerday'•A•wtr the News 33. (suffix ) and others 7:30-Porlj!r Wagoner 3; Candid Camera 6; Treasure 16 - the mark U Sect 14 Flush or S Greek Hunt 8; Andy Williams 101 Name That Tune 13; (conformed) 26 Withdraw wealthy goddess 1 Pop Goes the Country 15. , 19 Grecian %8 Eucharist ~15. Bad ' Indigent 8:oo-Sanford & Son 3,15; Donny & Marie 6,13; theaters plate 0 5 1'1 (prefix 1 7 Three, in Lawrence Welk B; Washlnglpn Week In Review %1 Exclama32 Freneh m4selt. Skeezi)(! 16 Actor, Genoa 20,33; Spencer' s Pilots 10. lion of river De Corsia 8 Bugliosi B:»-Chlco & The Man 3, 15; Wall Street Week 20,:1< 33 Lady surprise 17 Prefix for best seller 9:oo-Rockford Files 3,15; Movie "Wanted: The Sundance Woman" 6,131 Movie "Paper Moon" (2 wds.) cycle (2 wds.) Jane USA : People & Politics 20,33. 8,10; 18 Whacky 9 " From 22 Zona 35 Chemical 9:30-No Room at fhe Table 20,33. zo Spanish Here to - '' 23 Holiday suffix 3,15; ·News 201 Paul Nuchlms 33. IO:oo-Serplco 36 BarOy happenings queen 10 Intercede 11 :oo-News 3,6,8,10,13,15; Mac~ell · l-ehrer Report 33. 2i Jason's ert- .,......,.,.....,.,.....,..,11 :30-Johnny Carson 3, 15; SWAT 6,13: Movie "The chantress California Kid" 8; Mary Hariman 10; ABC News 22 nTrue - " 33. Z3 TrillU11ed , 12 :oo-Movle "Berserk!" 10; Janakl 33. 12 :41)-'-0on Kirshner's Rock ,Concert 6; Wrestling 13. 24 Social group 1:1o-PollllcarProgram B. 25 "A Man - b+-l1:30-Midnlghl Special 3,15. 1:40-News 13. Woman" 3:QO-News 3. , 2& One-horse 3:30-Movle "Carnival In Cosfa Rica ' 3. carriage A:.s-Molile "The Mad Martlndales" 3. 27 Siamese 6:oo-Movle "Lillie Miss Br08dWay" 3. I MUSTNTJLWtP TO THGUNFAIR 1 -p-e_a.,.."--=f--r. . . ~· (614)698·7257 Albany . Hamlet would bave bad no problem in rubber bridge. He would rise with the ace , knock out West's killl! of diamonds and make four notrump. AI match poiuts he would make five instead of four II he played his queen of hearts and · it beld. The match·polnt problem was not too difficult either . The three-notrump contract was very normal, but Hamlet felt that a heart would be opened at some tablet! . This lead would hold declarer to just three. While he would gel two heart tricks, he would nol have time to set up the d i amonds . Hence , one overtrick would mean a decent score even if the heart finesse were on . Hamlet went up with his ace, knocked out the king of dlamoods and tied for top. 30 7:3o-Hollywood Squares 3• Ohio S!ale Lottery 6J Price Is Righi 8; MacN.eii -Lehrer 20,33, Wild Kingdom 10; Nashville on lhe Road 13; Dolly 15 . 8:oo-Gemlnl Man 3,15; Welcome Back, Kofler 6,13: Wellons 8,10: Upstairs, Downstairs 33; Movtl "Early ,Summer" 20. 8:30-Barney Miller M3. 9:oo-Best Sellers 3,15; Tony Randall 6,13; Hawaii Flve.o B1 Hollywood Television T~tre 33; Movie "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" 10. 9:30-Nancy Walker 6,13. IO:oo-Stree.IJ of San Francisco 6,13, 10:30-Newt 20. . 11 : oo-News 3,.,6,8,10, 13,15; MacNeii-Lohr11r Repo~ 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,c,15; Streets of San Francisco 6, 13; Kojak 8: Mary Hartman II); A8C Ntws33. 12:oo-Movle "Georgy Girl " 10; Janak\ 33. 12 :3o-Movle "Death Takes a Holiday" B. 12:co-Dan August 6,13. 1:oo-Tomorrow 3. 1:50-News 13. ~~:UN~tr SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC•. : BRADFORD, Auctioneer, · Com ~ ·~ lete Se~11ice. Phone 949.-2481, or 949·2000. Racine, Ohio, Crill HOMESITES for sole, I atre ond Bradford. ( up. Middleport , near Rutltul d. NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths all elec., I acre, MiddlepOrt: close to Rutland . Phone 992- Hamlet haf'dlel It eloquently .A ~OJR WNUS, rna<~W'Pt..~ ... 32B Main Street Pl. Pltasant Ph. 675·3469 9:30·5:00 Dally TillS: ooo Fridays plants . QYtr so vlrltties In a!I. .From -4" to 1 1 ' pots & 6" to 10" hanging baskets. 7Sc 2 LARGE GARDENS - 8 ' WALNUTS ore Cosh! Starting Qc. tober 4 we ore buying Block Walnuts at $4.00 per hundred pounds . Bring your walnuts. to: Excelsior Soh Works Pomeroy 992-2927 . Al10booking ~rtiM . fcl" metl know the fuU joys of friendship." · GUARANTEED JQI5-LOCA110N. the ~: , Amertean aaU:or Willa ll*t Clll:er ·118ld, "Only eohtary A · mallresses. padding. ldeat lor campers . variety ot sizes. IN AT .BRIDGE .AQ86 4 thru l FAMILY apl., odulls on!):. Coli looking bad when you can go as a glamorous ballerina , bareback riders, Southern gentleman or a dud• from the roaring 20's. Many costume• to be sold, 25 and 50 cents. at 109 Saturday 10 to l. OI-l ~e ROADl w· •• s• Q 10 91 POLY-F AM UPHOLSTERY .. FABRIC • . For sofa, chatr cushlont' Open ' far Fill & Winter Monda Y IT NOT FOR . 11\V UNIFORM,VOU wu~oe.R, 1 WOULD THiiliASH VOU WITH· AN I~CH OF 10Uit UFE! NORTH • K72 FREE ESTIMATES NOTICE JOY~ .. W~RE ... AND .R!iPORTEI> IN FULL. 'r'OU~ DA7TARPL'f ArfEo,IPT TO MOL~5T HER • 9·10·1 mo. LOOKS LIKE. NEW - 9 rooms, cook's delight kitchen , central vacuum cleaner. Family room, garage a·nd near J acres. $46,000. on Rt . 7, 3 miles south of Mid· St .. Pomeroy. Friday238 and5olur· YARD Solo, 5 Family. Condor doy, 9 a.m. 1111 ~p.m. · WHY GO Ia tho Hollawoon parly 5:Cl0-Big \/alley 3; Brady Bunch 8; Mister l<ogers 20,33; Star Trek 15. 5:30-News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam· 12 13. 6:oo-News 3,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6: Zoom 20; Consumer Exper~ce 33. · 6 :~NIIC News 3,15; ABC News 13; Andy Gri!CIIh 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20: 1111 Ullllratlon 33. 7:Cl0-Truth or Cons. 3; Bowling for Dollars6; Muppel Show 8r News 10; To Telt the Truth 13; Family Allalr 15; Anyone for Tennyyson? 20; Ourstor~ 33. AMNTIOI• S.fter Pups , 10 weeks· old . Phone 992-.7283. N. Second, 9:30 ti114 :00. Avons, books, toys, tools, furniture, USED 2~ inch· fired brickline cool .clothing, T,V. or wood automatic control fur . PUPPIES, one· half Sheltie , to give 3 AND • RM. furnished ond un· nQCe with blower. Sb: ond nine away . Phone 949·246(. · furnished opts. Phone 992· YARD Sole, Friday and Saturday. inch gol11onized hot and cold o ir SoUl. 4 autos, other items. 2 blocks pipe. Phone 985·39211. near new church in Tuppers COUNTRY Mabile Harne Pork, Rl. Plains. 33. ten nil lot north of l'®oeroy. SWEET Jl9footes, R. W. Lewis, At . 12.4, Roclne, Ohio. Pkone 843- TUPPERS Ploins , new 3 bedroom large~Ob with concrete potios , YARD Sole, Saturday, 0<:1. 2, home5, built·irl kitchens , tiled 2432. sldewoJks. runners ohd off 10:00 till ? Elmer Bailey baths , carpeted with attached street parking. Phone 99:2·7479 . HEAVY duty log or coal grote tor residence on Rt. 681 West. Boby garage. _1 ocre lot. $22,900. clothes, sleepers , sweaters , ONE bedrooM aport,.,ts at fireplace . MaOsures 23 In back Phone (614) 667-6304. coveralls, shoes, etc. Women's x 27 inch front . PhOne 992~3904 . llltlAGE MANOR in Middleporl slacks, tweaters, dre51es, etc. MODERN country home, 3 far Sl~ moitlhly plus oloc. or WATCH FOR SIGNS. . · 1130 including oloclric. LOWER 1975 Monda 125, one new ·c offH ~rooms , Iorge 2.•3 acre lot, table. Phone 985·3501. T.P .·Chesfer wol&f , ~entrol air RATES FOR SiNIOR OTIZENS. BASEMENT Sale, Thurodoy, Fridoy · conditionin·g . $17 •.000. Phone Convenient • shoppifli on 1975 Kawasaki 100. 1.000 miles and Saturday. In Syrocuse 949·258'/or (61~)66H127 oiler perfect condition, $.500. Phon~ ,Third and Mill ,,,...., in Mid· Ocrou trom Hubbards ~p . m . dloparl. -.d now high quali- 7~2·2826 . Greenhouse, 10 a .. tilt' 4 .S.m. ty apartm•ntt , Se.e the NEW Westinghouse elec. counter FARM for sule, 68 acre~ , 6 rooms Antique, wasl1er and tub, 12 manoger at Apt. 16, or call gouge shotgun, 15 in . tires gas ond bqth, F.A . furnaCe , full top range. deluKe model, $60. 992.n21. heating stove ond lots of misc. basement , Coli 992·2630 or Phone 992·UOCJ', 742·2180. . AVAILABLE at Riverside ApartLARGE Carport Sole , Saturday, ments , I bedroom opor'tOct. 2, 9 until doric. . All site menl$ , $100 per month; 2 clothing, misc. items. 121 bedroom $133 Fairlone Dri11e, Middleport, Tom Anderson resklen~e. monlh . 0nt1 prlj:e '"' oH. Phon. apclf1..,..,,,, GET , "7-3876 For Frtt Eslim ole $teton, AGO,.. ' DIRECT FABRIC SALES : or CONTACT or I 00 lb. $6.00. Bring con· tainers. Phone 667·3737 or Gilmore. Rt. 1. ReedsvHle (Sue· 667 -3166 9-2,. 1 mo . PLEASURE HORSES ond ponies. POTATOES and pumpkin1. C. W. also will buy horses ond 1973 VW THING. 3S mpg. near Proffitt, Portlcind, Ohio. Phone ponies. Phono C6Uj 698-3290, perfe ~, con dit io n. Ri ck 8-<3.225-4 . etc. 1 mile from LongsviHe on County Rood 10. Folfow sig~ from stor•, Phone 7.42-2681 . 5TOPPED HE'RE TWO HOUR >S Veivels , · nylon prints, herculons, vinyl solids, and, laney prin1s, accossorles.• Phone Coolville !ll-5771 Call 992·2156. GRAIN fed beel, 85 cents P"' SMALl pupl to give away. Phone ces5 Road) or phone 992·.5323. YARD Sale, Sepl. 271h thrv Od. t. TRAtlER f~ r8flt in MiddiJpo.t on -pound, cut, ~rapped and 9~9-2028 . frozen . Phone985 ~419lt 9 a.m. lill B p.m. Household lot . Good BIRD Dogs; Registered Engli5h goods, appliances . Clolhing, size 12x60 ex · COAL fOr sale, $22 per ton . Operi County line. lots of nice clothing, dishes , curtains . and lots of other items. Cancelled In case ot rain . Spocl•llzlng In custom buill r,afters for commercial, . resd., POle buildings. · ' 1966 Chevrol.l ano-hoH lan · pickup lrud<. Good condition: "'•- JKkW.~,¥-r. .~. "'-m-2111 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,197. ~~ T~E VOU NG LADY Pomeroy, Olllo 992-247. 9·12·1 mo. pd . Pnol\t S4MII• Evening• ttJ.J,lO P»• Dodge truck , low mileage. Bool oHor. Phone 992-7066. Pomero~.-liiidlii8l ,WHY IT's THAT SAME DAO·BUflNED SMELL·MM·MM - VANILLAR WITM A OASM OF PINEAPPLE. From 6" lo 11" wldt and up io 511. doep with or without pipe furnlshod . Under road bortl up to ll" pipe slzi. BILL PUWNS W9S ··1K6 FORD MUSTANG CPE . ' 'cyl ., s1d . tr.aM ., radio, excellent tires . 1968 Suick Wildcat, automatic, power stMring ond power brakes , go6d condtion. Good tires. Coll992-.3500. 992-2181 :,.rr !wmt 1 3'196. CAU US IDDAY. ''." SUO ft . hnlelltd ........, tint). 197l VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. li595 Red finish, good llres, clean interior , aulonlallc trans., good economy. 1970 Toririo 3!iO V-8, 62,(XX) actual miles, -4 dr., eiccellent col'\dition with· snow tires. Phone 9'92· EAR CORN. Television log for ·easy viewing. . ' TRENatQt MHtK ' & -1 • Aeoflnt : Aluminum Sicllnv 1914 Suboru, 4 door, 17 ,000miles 1 owrier. Phofle 99'J';!J890. ' ~~·:..-: Gulttrl Oown~C~C~uf l RUMMAGE Sole. Otl. 4 and 5. Nod lo D9b's Barber Shop. 186 MACHINERY, ANTIQUES, WATQIES, ETC. SATURDAY, OCT. 2 AT 10:30 O'CLOCK A.M. new 2" angle Iron ; Business Services 949·2801 , ohorp. WE NEED outo5 , PUBLIC AUCTION FARM SALE If. FARM LOST: • n\Onth old brown and white nanny goat near Fort Meigs or around Wolf Pen area in Harrisonville. Please call Phone 7~2· 2081 . Frye's Trvck & and. perhaps, a trip you 've longed to take. • iiiiiii i. i i . ACREAGE· with or without house . PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) beagle hound, please return, no questions asked . If not , your nome will be published in the paper. larry Hubbard. TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro · . ducts. Top price for standing q sawtimber. Call Kent Hanby , for ' ' Pomeroy '. Motor Co. ~----------------------~· .. GIJTT(R SERVICE THE person who picked up 'mY CASH paid for all mCikes and models of mobile homes . Phone OriKI coda 61~ -~23·9531 . Your hor izo ns- are finally The way matters end today will be far better than t heir beginnings. The reason? You PETE (!nd Gene's Goroge Is now in opt'rollon . Mechanic and bod'f work . North Second StrMt in .. Middleport. Formerly Brannon's Gor.age. Phone 992·5450 or call after S p.m . 992·7135 . beds, wall telephones ar,d parts, or complee households . Write M . 0 . Miller:, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohi~ . Call m.n61). SSCASHSS just over the 1'18Xf hill will erase · those shadows. • 1976. Phone992-3410. OLD furniture , ice boxes, brass·. =-"":'":::;-....::.- 1 ·~~6-8570. 'OrCJt1'KAl:V .. ~,,•'' Auto s..ie8 FULLER Brush Products , the F. I. P. carpel sweeper. Now on spec;iol , regular $24.95 now $19.95. Otter expires Oct . 7, ~~~~il !l'fiilit~ .....::.=..'"':' IM lime. AQUARIUS (Jiln. 20-Fob. 11) brightening. Things that ara THE RACINE Fire Deportment will hove a gun shoot Saturday ot 6:30 p.m. at . their building in Boshon . 742·2769. wtthout tear of being over .. optimistic Your judgment IS WISH to txpren our s·lncere and humble I hanks to our many friend s. neighbors and relatives, to the Ewing Funoerol Home, the Rev , Curtis Stephitn ond for 911 the lovely flowers and food, brought to the homes. The many kindnesses shown- to our families by so at the lon of our, wife mother ond shall olwoys be · 1 2. 00 fo r SO word mi nimum . E ach add i tional word 3 cen ts. BLIND ADS Ad dit iortal 25c Charg~ per Advert isem ent, ~lc8 W~ six CARD OF THANKS,. & OBITUARY bener. close the deal today. SAGITTARIUS (NO¥. 23-Dec:. 211 You can lhlnk big loday Auto 25 Fter:.. Cent Discoun t on you encounter a roadblock to you r plans today , make adjustments on the spot. The alternatives could be even Keep your nose 10 the ground if you ' re on the scent o f something that a·ppears to be profitable. Stick to it, YoU can :;DIIIDi~~. corrrc '•ons accep t ed f irst dav ot t.~ ublicat i on . · · Bemlce 8ede 0101 For FridloJ, Oct. 1, 1171 ARIES CMarch 21 •Aprll 1t) . For Fast R.esults Use The .Sentinel Classified~ P ub lica t ion . • 9- Tl:f ~y Sentino!l, Middleport.Pomeroy, 0. 1'hW'sday :>ept 30 1976 ., ---· -;... .. ·-===---. . ' eE THE "LEAI<N B'{ DOING" METJ.IOO... THIS MUST �• • .· ' . 1-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Sept. 30, 1976 AstroGrapM WAN r ~U); INJ:'O~MATION DEADLINE$ · P M Dey Befor-t Cancellations , REGULATIONS Publisher reserv es 1 hp The first par-t of )'Our day may hi' rig ht 10 edit or r e ject Any ads deem ed ob tecfi onat The publi sher cause you some moments of amdety. Take heart . Things will •n,er tion . will not be r esponsible tor trt ore tf'1an on e incorrect be as good later as they were · bad earlier. ~ TAURUS (April 20·Mar 20) RATES For W1nt Ad Service cents per word one 'ns erlion Mini m um Cha rge Sl.OO . t.a cen ts per word thre(' Don 't be overly conc erned today about a career niatter. There'll be •a sudden shlfl. consec ulive insertions . Th ings w ill work out as well as consecutive 1nsert lOns . ce nts per 26 could be e<pected. GEMINI CMay 21 .June· 20) If W()td pai d ads end wit h in 10 days . CANCER CJune 21.July 221 A si tuation that seems to show small prom ise may be the tip of ads paid OFFICE HOURS the mother lode. Get into lt. Dig a little deeper. 8 ' 30 a .m . to 5:00 p .m . Da i ly , 8 :30 a.m. to 12 . 00 Noon Sat urday, Phone to day 992 2156. LEO (Julr 23-Aulf. 221 You can achieve with tact' today results you'd n~v~r attain being too assertive. Aemem ber this ·In your one-to ~one relationships. NOTICES ATTN . ~ !! ALL HOUSEWIVES A ll Yard Sa!es , RUmmag e, VIRGO CAug .. 23·Sepl. 221 Porch and Basement Porch Once you Quit l(loking for the easy way out. rewards will come for your ~lforts . . .and B&semen t Sales, etc . must be paid In advance . Get yours in early by stopping by our of f ic e at The Da l ly Se ntinel. 11 1 Court St or wr it ing Box 129 , Pomeroy . Ohio 457 69 with your rem i ttance . LIBRA CSep1. 23·001. 23) Don't shy aWay from an activity because you think 11'11 be a bore. Once you gel In lhe thick of things , you'll discover lt's fun . SCORPIO COc1. 24•Nov. 22) such that you can do what you can dre&l'fl. CAPRICORN CDac. 22-Jan. 11) A delayed dividend may be , m store , In payment fo r SOf'Tiething you did recently that was not acknowledged at have a powerful ally In Lady Luck. Avour ~Birthday Oct. 1, 1171 An lntere!Jtlng year 1hat will be fun Is lri -store tOr you. There will be ·a wealth of soclat'actlvlty junked AUto Parts, Rutland, · Phone 7~2 · 307~ . COINS, 1929 and older cvrre~cy , gold and silver, scrap , Will buy , 1ell , or trode, for a good selec· fion of coins . Hove supplie1 tor metal detectors . Roger Wamsler., on Leading CrNk and Rut and Rood. Phone 7•2· 2331 for an oHer. SOUTHERN Yellow Pine Post. Poy· ing Premium prlees . Post to be delivered to our yard at Billings, W. Vo. Species: Virginia, Pitch and Shortleaf . For sites ond price1 inquire ot : The 8udce-Parsotls -llowlby Cor· porotion , P.O . Box 39 Spencer, W. Vo. Pl1ono: 927~ 1250. Night call: Ted Jackson 354-7694 or Jim Lohner, 927- 1466. (lh WAY BETWEEN GAlliPOLIS AND JACKSON, OHIO) 17 miles east of Jackson, Ohio or 17 miles west of Gallipolis on Sl. Rl. 35 to j..,ctlon of St. Rl . 27f. Go soulllwest on St. Rt. 279 through Thurmon <Centerville I toward Oak Hill to Co. Rd. 3. Turn onlo Co. Rd. 3 for 1 milo & turn right on first gravel road. Follow signs. Dlsc&ltlnulng farming , will sell following machinery & equipment, tools. antique furniture, clocks, collection o.f, 30 watches. china, glassware, e1c . as listed: MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC.: John Deere ! tractor 10-10 gas. good; Ferguson tractor gas, good ; Oliver 70 tractor gas, g\)Od; Case 800 Terratrac ' b\JIIdozer (dlesell 8' blade; lwo Ford plows 14" 3 pl.; post hole digger 3 pt.; 2 row cultivators; Massey 1 Fergu- 110 manure spreader like new; pull type · , disc; HD ·Servis brush hog; 3 pl. boom for tractor; , wagon; steel catlle holder w·dehorn shute. used once; 2 wheeled utility trailer; old Oliver manure spreeder _,on rubber; •leeder'Prolac tank; hay elevator; 3 trailer , axlts; garden rototlller like new; a lot new metal fence posts; several 4' and 6' metal farm gates, new; 10 rolls new ba,rbed w!re; poultry wire; 6 rolls new 51 woven I, wire; large ~nvll; I cyl . gas engine; new I'ID wheel .:barrow; McCullough chain saw like new ; Homellle ' chain saw ( 150); 100 sheets 5V metal roofing new; a lot new metal underpinning for trailer: new elec. motor· i' channel Iron; 2 ln. and 111,. In~ pipe; six 15ft. 12 ln . I beams ; vise; log chains, etc.; callll' oilers; platform scales; new & used ladders; house jacks; metal & wood work tables ; bench ~ grinder; 50 gal. oil drum w-pump; metal whHIIi 275 •gal. oil drum ; small lathe; block & line; chain binders; ~ 15ft. culvert casing; large5 bin high revolving nail bin almost now ; 2 rotary lawn mowars ;' Black & Decker · valve grinder; drills, new pipe wrenches, 16" and 18"; '14 ln . drive socket set like new; '12 ln. drive socket iel; Rigid V2ln. to 2 ln. pipe dies; acetylene gauges; saws, " hots, rlik01, PH diQQar, scythes, etc.; concrete mixer; • ~~~tools. etc. Camper tdp for pickup truck. One semi · a er. , ·. . ANTIQUE FURNITURE, CLOCKS, WATCHES, . CHINA, ETC •.: Marble lop dresser; glass china cupboard; organ stool; 2 wicker rockers; wicker ttend: wicker flower stand; oak bookcase ; wall t.Jephant; 3. dlnnor belli; old sctlool bells; 2 Iron k8tlles; !XJIIPOf" keffie ; large Iron &all kettle; 5 & 10 gal. lllilk cans: uusage grinder; corn planter; 8ft. lawn ...,, flat Irons; oil lamps ; picnic table; 2 ani. display ublnets, one w-blns & drawers; china : glassware; swing: silver dollars; Indian Head Ponnlas ; eloc. floor len. • old clocks - one Gorman. A C:OIIt<:llon ot 30 .-eke! wetcllel (key wind. thick CIHS, 2 Hunter Casea. lite.). Mllnp ..,., lfiiM not llatld. Lunch on preml,.... Nelhlng ..__ • ••• of ..... Y.11111 CMf'. dfcll · W-PI!) ..y of Nit. Not f!'.· fir ICC..) ilL Ownt•• ~ Mr. aild Mrs. len Olener it~ton- IIIIJaJIII, Pholit 614 ?!<-•477 or 614-557.... IRIIIIII ..' .._ e Ah1min11m ::..::-.,....' , ' ··- ·~\! ... $S9S 1969V.W.2DR . R~ns good, new llres, radio. ••.m. l9$p.m. 911 Jmo. POM~~~!v~~~~ CO.Ijl\ ·~ POMEROY, OH.IO . M&G Truss-Raft8ts ANY PITCH . ANY SllE . Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. 1970 Bu ick Riviera, good condi· Phone AUCTION . dining r~ set and buffet , wood wordrot., many good used tools , new and used 1975 MONTE CARlO. O<llomalic, merchandise ol Auction House power steering, power brakes . Horton St., MasOn , W. vo: air conditioning. AM radio ond Phone 1304) 713-S.71 . 5tereo. rally whe-els. will rea5onoble, Phon• 991·7036. tion , new tires, $900. Boxl8-A Rulillnd, Ohio 4577S Ph. (614)142-2409 We Deliver 7-28-4 mos. 7~2 · 2796 . ••II 1971 Fotd MCIY..-ick , air, p.s., rod with block yinyl top. Phone Phon~2•7-3124 . 1969 Nova , .extra sharp, new point bucket s110ts, air shacks, mogs . Phone 9~9.2480. 1969 0000£ Coronel. Good con dition~ run• . 992 - 552~ . IF YOU hove o service to oHet wont to buy or sell something : ae looking for work . . . or whatever . .. you 'll get results . foster with a Sentinerwont Ad . WILL DO odd jobs , rooliog, pain· ltng , hauling , trM work , and mowing . Phone992-N09. .good, $4SO. Phone 1966 Falcon station wogon, $250, See at 247 C, Mulberry Ava ., Pomeroy. LOCUST POSTS, round or spUt Phone 9~9.m• · · BRING TO YOUR Revive the ori•rinol of your rugs. Cle~me< your own home by Von .Schrader dry-fOam method. No muss. No fuss. No odor. Use the same day. All work tUirantald. COAL, limestone. ond calcium chloride ond calcium brine for dust control and special mixing soh for formers . Main Str. .t Pomeroy, 011io or phone 992: 3891. 1971 HONDA Cl_.SO, 12,000 miles , sissy bar, crash bars 'pull bock handle ban , neW 11r~ WILL do pdd jobs , interiOr and ex· and 5eols, Scrambler side teror work and cool hauling . . pipes , $650. Coll949-2480. KENNEBEC po•alaes, 50 lb. $3.50 Phone.992·7162. . 667·3974. Ruth Ree..-es . room , stove ond lurnloli«!. Call or, oft•r 6 p.m. coli YARD Sole .. Friday and So,;,rdily, 6 days per week and evenings. For further information coli (614) 367-7338. SCHOOL sewi"9 .. machine, Sin9er. features butt~hole . blind hem , sews On knits, $48 cash . . Also , Singer Touch ohd Sew like new. $31 cosh . Phone 10 o.m·, 1•116 p.m . ot 640 Grant St,, Middleport , m: 7187. AKC Regi, ·tered Soint Bernard Puppies, 2 mole, I female 3 months old . Strong a'nd healthy . Phone (3041 773·5-405 or (304) 675-2310; P• . Pleosanl, W.Va . 'o per 992·9'173. . . 2a'tdroom mdbilo t.om.. Oox•or. 3. R~tlond . Antiques , clothing, Phone 992·5858. man 1 suits, baby clothes maternity clothes, homemad~ 2 Bedroom mobile home in Racine bread . areo . Phono992·:;8SS.. LARGE Yord Sole, Sa•urdoy and .2 Bedroom lrallor, $21 Sunday, Oct. 2 and 3, 10 a.m. oH utiiHiot paid. Phone 992till ? AI Friddy Moore resldonl 3324. YARD Sole, Solem So. , Oct. 2 ond per-""· dlepon aboul lhe Gallis·Melgs ONE l>edraom mabilo home, adults only . Phone992-5535 . EFFICIENCY, ideol Mulberry Awe., Phorle 992-2030. for single. references. ,;~~~~~;~~~: 36 Inch tr~k topper, 8 ft .; Hereford Heifer beef: s· deck chick brooder; 700x16 truck tires; pair of ladder jocks ; 1966 Dodge motor, 6 cylind•r. Phone Hl9h St., Pomeroy . IOa.m. 11112 p.m. Soturdoy. Procoodo to Big 949-m2. Bend Minstrel Assn• Also yard sale with indoor and outdoor AVERAq.E s.<) an evening or afterhooni ~ demonstrating Chri1tmos decOrations, girls , guo~;onteed toyl and gifts. No woman 's, and man's clothing, cot.h investment, no dell¥ery or lamps, many mlscelloneous collecting. Computers do you items. Charle11e Hoeflich . YARO Solo, Sot. 10 o.m. till 4 p.. Water Street , Syracuse . lawson , Hall , Neutthng , Neale, Pierce, Teaford. Y"RD Sol•. Friday, O<:•ob« I, 9:00 1111 3:00 ol Koy wardapo, Broadway and Vln• St;Ht, R~clne, Ohio. Lots of oood clothing and misc. house"hold items. CARPORT SALE, on Walel' Soroe• in Syracuse. Soturday, Oct . 2 only. 9:00tlll4:00. _ __ _ tlioUibl ~ork. Call 949-2800 or Ohio. ' ' 'fARO Sole on Route 1 by·poll abovo Hal>son. Friday ond Starting - ... , - .... t Soturdo'f. Gas heater~ tool• lnt••:. $477 .30 "7.;,i:.i'.d-:" ·~~r,:~ clolhlng, boHies and' hctulllng. Qoll calltct' (61A) ::: "•: m : s:.P:h:an:•:992::: ·7=.U.S=.::::::; ~··~18. ' ., PRODUCTION IMNAGat, Ex· SALE p.fienc«f agtr. nHded to ·New wood-burning stove. monogo~r-uplo20-lo l n Reg. 1211.95 a' manufact,mng erwlranment, NowS23US musl be OW. Ill Khodule-" ' llow tllru &If twill da,ort- 1 New tiltl oil ston, Reg. ,.-.1• 19 -pllsh conalo· ~ $372.37 ' ' Nowsm.J7 lont complollon I'Kard. Solory belled on •~perlence and pa New Co.op water IOflaner occomplishment1 . Only r•lfK • Reg. 1349.95 Nowu.,.t$ slble and a;gressr ... ., In· divldualo nood apply. Sand 1 used Home lite chain lo Box m .s, ,... Dally IIW 120o 11• I UHd MceuttoIIW Drive, . -23:129. ,,. ~ -····~·- · - - .. .... We hl\lt one orun house full af Florida tallage , '- ' c11Mn : 9 .. ~ .. .leek W. CarMY~ MQr. Pl1ona '"·2111 • MAIN POMEROY, 0. ICINE - I nlcelevellol, 50xl77. 7 rooms, beth, N.G. forced air furnace. almost new alum. siding, excellent neighborhood. $7,900.00. JUST LISTED ..:. 2'12. story fr-.me. 5 bedrooms, bath, dining R., N.G. heat , carpeting, porches , garage. $8,500.00. JUST LISTED 3 bedrooms, bath, paneling, utility, lois of storage, N.G. heat. Walk: lo shop, ... ~.00. S MILLY ACRES- Good 3 Dedroom house. balh , nice kitchen, N,G. heal. porches, storage bldg . JUST . LISTINGS NOT THIS AD - 17J Pani._ Llndiiatt ( . BORN LOSER Q'I;~D IT WISI'~L/ ! Blown Insulation Service! Fin•1111n1 Alii~ bit Blown int1 W11is I AHies SlllRM WINDOWS & ODORS. REPlACEMENl WINDOWS AWMINUM SIDING.SOffiTT GUlTEIIUWNINGS . to $1.00, HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE Syracult, o . FREE ESTIMATES! THE BEST HfARD! 100'RE A SMART LAD, BILL-- AND ALUCKY ONE -- ~AT'S " N~5 I'V~ LARR~"'c.A.Y~~DER ~ Ph. 992-3993 You can save hundreds · even 'thousands ol dollars with aluminum or vinyl siding. . 4-'10·1m~. Radiator .....,...-....... 5el1f1Ce r... lltl ilrpsl Rldillar lolllt srt11lltsl ~I Nit''.!!! GLEN R. BISSELL At949-2101 Or 949-2140 PLEASE NO SUNDAY CALLS . 9-30·1 mo. Coll992·7481. Ph. 992·2174 ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR .2 7~81. - IIII)ED RE"L ESTATE WE HAVE IUYERS. HENRY E. ci~ELAND BROKER . m-2161 Sweepers , toa sters , irons, all small opplionces. la wn mower~ f'1e)Cf to State Highway Ga roga on Route 7. Phone (61 4) 9851 3825. ~ SMALL farm for sole, 10"1. down, owner financed. Monroe (oun. REMODELING, Plumbing , heotinQ ly, W. Vo. Phone (304) 772- and oil types of general repair . Work guaranteed 20 yeors .,~":"1 • 3102 or (304) 772·3227. perience . Phone 992 -2409. n: COUNTRY farmland wit h seclud. ' ed woods, woter and good ac- D&D T~EE Trin1ming, 20 years ~x -:: pe n ence . Insu re d fre f!t 1 , cess in Monroe County, W. Va. es timates. Coli 992-2384 ~' t · $1,000 down, coli (30-l) 772- 3102or (304)772·3227. . . MORNING Stoi- Hgts . Buy .1 acre SEWING MACHINE Repairs , ser';\ 11ice, oil makes, 992-2284 . The' tract of land. Will orrange for Fobric Shop , Pome,oy . ~ financing and small down pay· mant to build a home of yOur Authorized Slng~r Sales ancf.: S~rv ice. We shorp'en .Scitsor'! . ~ choice . Le• Construction Phorio 992·345-4 or (6U) 44~ EXCAVATING, dozer, loader and: 9568. TEAFORD Virgil B'. Sr., Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy,'O. Phone 991-337! 12 ACRES - Remodeled 3 bedroom one floor plan. Gas · F.A. furnace, fireplace, nice kitchen & basement. $29,500. backhoe work ; dump !ruckS: ond lo-boys for hire: will h oul~ fill dirl , to soil, limestone and: grovel. Call Bob or Roger Jaf ~ fers , day phone 992-7089 "' night phone 992-3525 or 992:: S232. EXCAVATING, dozer. backhoe and dltcher. Charl es R. Mat~ field , Bock Hoe Servl~~ , ., Rutland , Ohio. Phone 742·2008, SEPTIC Systems Installed by - - -··---.- SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . Modern · m. . EXCAVATING . BACKHoES AN[) DOZER - LARGE AND SMAll .' SEPTIC TAN KS INSTALLED. lOW, BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS. Bll~ ' PULliNS , PHONE 992·247B DAY OR NIGHT. ; liS ACRES - On Shade River. Fine for camping lots. New gas well with Income and free gas. Old house & barn, good hill pasture, fenced . Asking $30,<J90. . POMEROY - 5 bedroom big old house, I• lly r<>om , w, bath•-ft.\\\ ,. F.A. furn, ~petlng , shrubb .nd large shade trees. st5,000. 2 PLACE& - 3 bedroom home, T.P. waler, garage, outbuilding, and 2 bedroom Schult mobile home on 1 nice acre of land. $5500.00 EACH. SYR.,., ::.::;.: Nice corner lot with gepd old fashion 1 bedroom frailer. Pallo and exti·.:. r~. $5,500. INVEST A LITTLE AND GAIN A LOT. , rr --- paneling. Phone 992 ~ 2759 . measure 1 \ \ \ \ ' ·· • '-:-.+-1-+- 28 Martinjque volcano r. 29 Wholly 30 Deed AXYDLB 1\AXR fRoM HERE ON INI TRAVEL ALONE I l WILL trim or cut trees and shrub, ·bery. phone 9-49·25-45 or 742l . ' ' MOBILE home for sale or rent bedrooms, al utilities paid ' I ) (] I 0 YVW A YUW ZBOV BW I I I I. t -1 ) . 0 XM QOV YR :::::~~:::;:~_c,.,.a::.,.,L ! I I V "' I N~w--theclreletllot141t to torm the ll\llllriae _.,..,, Ill ~=======b.,~,,=~~s•a&oacedbJthe ...... - - Zy 1 .... ~~--· I ( r XH X11 l IF I KETCH OC BULLET ON MV BEDSTID ONE MORE TIME, I'LLWRING HIS NECK!! ''FElCH" MEANS TO RETf{IEVE OR TO GO 01-1 , I'M SORR'{, SIR... I THOU6f.ff '10U WANTED 6ET SOMETHING . DEFINITION ... THE ' · ' ·-- "THEY'RE \-ONE>. CLJW ,. SMOJGE I. V Q Y V J W V L W V Q W ~~~~~~·---1974 Cameron mobile home ~ ~ 3 bedroom, e.ccellent ~ondi-' t1on . Phone 247·2704. , : 196912x63 Vindole, IJnderplnn~ 10x26 screen porch, central alt'" May be seen at 825 South Se~ ~nd Ave.. Middleport/ Or ,...one 992-2822. · 1 LmLECj.jANCS oF :;ucc:ess ~eN BLAXWDR . - F . XYAWUXWZ AOPCBOA · ~·••mutil Yesterday's Cryptoquole: THERE'S ANOTHER AD· Iambie" PUDGY · METAL AMAZON CAMPUS VAN'l'AGg OF BEING POOR - A DOCroR WILL CURE YOU Yettenll:r'• . ~'ASTER. - KIN HUBBARD \ AniWm Will• • fOf II lhfl, ~~t• ,..uldn11DDnl ~lift lor · ,.., '"foler bofln.,td- "UN-STEADY" Richland, Athens, Ohio -4570r Phone (6.14) 593-8906. I YOWDD J w ('RYPTOQUOTES CYV T A 0 K L A ZY F L Z BY P Z HOCKING RIVER Trodlng Com • pony, GUNS- OVER 250 1"1 STOCK . Buy, soli, trodo. 478 ' · 0 N G F E I. I, 0 One letl er simply stands for an.othcr. In Ihis somple A Is ( .used for lhc three L's, X lor the lwo O's, ct<. Single leucrs, ..-~~:::=~....I->--!l---1. apostrophes, the length and !ormation o! lhe words are all hinls. Each day Ihe <ode lellers are different. HOGBUT VY ~ 5839 or {304) 773 ·5788. II .• I. Z I. X Phone 992·5724, 1 DITCH Dlggin9. Phone (304) 773' --· ' I 1 OAII.Y ('RYPTOQUOTE -Here's how to work it: ,.-::::~~;-..1--~>~ PROTECT your swimm ing pool! ~interizing klls , co11ers , an·, l1freeze. sarvite for abo11e oJI ln. ground pool5. 0 . Bumgard.l ner Sales , Middleport, Ohio : Phone 992.nst I wire -.., DOZER work and weld ing. Can1oct James Por&ons, Rt. 1'1 Racine, on Carmel Road . , ' 3167. 'I 31 Ship's diary 34 Expand 36 Agitate :n Balaneed 38 Bacteriologist's 7~2·23.8 . 3 APARTMENTS - Brick In Middleport on good street near shopping and center of town. Jusl$20,000. kitchen, -HA ~- HAT!­ L.l FE?: ~ CONCLUSION 7J-IAT MY UL CL/GNT IS A CRC()!< 8£CNJSG ALL 1/IG BU5/NGSS AS50CIA1£S ARErr- Will do roofing, construcllo{l, plumbing and heating . No lob loo larg e or too smoll. Phone CARPENTER. flooring , ~~ rooms, 4 Brs., new BLUGSTCN~­ - ..• 242B. Home & rental, 2 bedrooms each, gas heat, city water on nice sf reel In Middleport . $19,000. gas F.A. furnace In full basement. Want $27,500. ... BLIMSY, YCU LOOI< JUST AS RUGGED AS WHEN .YOU SENT ME UP - licensed Installer. ·SneparV C.ontrocfors. Phone 742·2409. , Sanitation, 992·3954 or FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1976 6:oo-Sunrlse Semester 10.' EAST 6: 15-Engllsh 3: Farm Reporl1 3. WEST •JUU 6:20-Not For Women Only 13. •10 5 • J B6 3 6:JO-(;oluml!us TodaY~~ News 6; Sunrise Semester 11 • K 10 g 7 tA tKH43 a-seas Mission 10. .10 ~ 2 6:..s-Mornlng Report 3. . .· ··7 3 SOUTH IDJ 6 r ~ Morning, West Vlrgl"l~ 13. I SU::Lll tT Q6 6:55-Good Morning, Trl Stat' 13. .AQ2 7:QO-Today 3,15; Good Morning, Amerhll 6,13; CBS A~t..OIJ A • J62 News 8; Chuck While Reports to. • .KH4 Gt-f~Jot..l Cf 7:05-Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. Norlh-South..vulnerable 7:30-Schoolles 10. B:oo-Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame St. 33. W.,l North Easl Soollt B:JO-Big Valley 6. · I N.T. 9:oo-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue~. 15; Lucy Show 81 Mike Pass 3 N.T. Pasa Pan Douglas tO; Phil Donahue 13. Pass 9:JO-(;ross·WIIs 3; One Llle lo Live 6; Good Day 81 Opening lead - 4 + Cartoons 12. to:oo-Sanford & Son 3,15; Pric;e Is Right 8, 10; Mike Douglas 13. 10: 1.1--Gerieral Hospital 6. 10 :»-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3, 15. 11 :oo-Wheel ot Fortune 3,15: W~day ~~ Edge of · Night 6; Gambit 1,10; Morning with D.J . 13. 11 :30-HollywoOd Squares-3,15: Happy Day 56,131 Love ot Life 8,10: Sesame St. 33. 11 :55-Take Kerr B; Mrs. Flxlt 10. 12 :()()-News 3,8,6,10; Hot Seat 13. 12:30-Gong Show 3,15; All My Children 6,13; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12 :55-NBC News 3,15. 1:oo-Somerset 3; Ryan's Hope 6,13; Concentration 8; Young & t~e Restless 10; Nol For Women Only 15. I:Jn-Days of Our Lives 3,15: Family Feud 6,13; As The World Turns 8,10. 2:oo-s20.000 Pyramid 13; Dinah 6. 2:30-Doetclrs 3,15; One Life to Llve13; Guiding light 8,10. 3:oo-Another World 3,15: All In the Famll~ &,,lQ.. 3:15-General Hospital 13. 3:»-Bewltched 6; Match Game 8,101 Lilias, Yoga & You 20. . 4:oo-Misler Cartoon 3; Somerset 15: Howdy. DoodY 61 Mickey Mouse Club B; Sesame St. 20,33; Movie "Kissln' Cousins" 10; Dinah 13. .. 4:30-My Three Sons 3; Emergency One 6; Partridge by l!IOMAS JOSEPH Family B: Fllnfstones 15. 5:oo-Big Valley 3; Brapy Bunch B; Mister Rogers ACROSS 39 Calm 20,33; Star Trek. 15. 1 Coqpie 4G Card play5:30-News 6; Family Affair B; Elec Co. 20,33; Adam· of old er's three 12 13. baseball DOWN 6:oo-News 3,6,8,10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; ·Zoom 2 .~.33. 5 Patriotic I Disable 6:30-NilC News 3,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; paean 2 Movie dog CBS 'News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; VIlla Alegre II Pale 3 Scary film , 33. . 12 Cylindrical e.g. (2 wds.) 7:oo-Truth or Cons. 3; Bowling for Dollars 6; Andy Williams 8; News 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Family 13 Innam4 Nguyen Affair 15: Ohio Journal 20; Black Perspective on C!Jo mation Yeslerday'•A•wtr the News 33. (suffix ) and others 7:30-Porlj!r Wagoner 3; Candid Camera 6; Treasure 16 - the mark U Sect 14 Flush or S Greek Hunt 8; Andy Williams 101 Name That Tune 13; (conformed) 26 Withdraw wealthy goddess 1 Pop Goes the Country 15. , 19 Grecian %8 Eucharist ~15. Bad ' Indigent 8:oo-Sanford & Son 3,15; Donny & Marie 6,13; theaters plate 0 5 1'1 (prefix 1 7 Three, in Lawrence Welk B; Washlnglpn Week In Review %1 Exclama32 Freneh m4selt. Skeezi)(! 16 Actor, Genoa 20,33; Spencer' s Pilots 10. lion of river De Corsia 8 Bugliosi B:»-Chlco & The Man 3, 15; Wall Street Week 20,:1< 33 Lady surprise 17 Prefix for best seller 9:oo-Rockford Files 3,15; Movie "Wanted: The Sundance Woman" 6,131 Movie "Paper Moon" (2 wds.) cycle (2 wds.) Jane USA : People & Politics 20,33. 8,10; 18 Whacky 9 " From 22 Zona 35 Chemical 9:30-No Room at fhe Table 20,33. zo Spanish Here to - '' 23 Holiday suffix 3,15; ·News 201 Paul Nuchlms 33. IO:oo-Serplco 36 BarOy happenings queen 10 Intercede 11 :oo-News 3,6,8,10,13,15; Mac~ell · l-ehrer Report 33. 2i Jason's ert- .,......,.,.....,.,.....,..,11 :30-Johnny Carson 3, 15; SWAT 6,13: Movie "The chantress California Kid" 8; Mary Hariman 10; ABC News 22 nTrue - " 33. Z3 TrillU11ed , 12 :oo-Movle "Berserk!" 10; Janakl 33. 12 :41)-'-0on Kirshner's Rock ,Concert 6; Wrestling 13. 24 Social group 1:1o-PollllcarProgram B. 25 "A Man - b+-l1:30-Midnlghl Special 3,15. 1:40-News 13. Woman" 3:QO-News 3. , 2& One-horse 3:30-Movle "Carnival In Cosfa Rica ' 3. carriage A:.s-Molile "The Mad Martlndales" 3. 27 Siamese 6:oo-Movle "Lillie Miss Br08dWay" 3. I MUSTNTJLWtP TO THGUNFAIR 1 -p-e_a.,.."--=f--r. . . ~· (614)698·7257 Albany . Hamlet would bave bad no problem in rubber bridge. He would rise with the ace , knock out West's killl! of diamonds and make four notrump. AI match poiuts he would make five instead of four II he played his queen of hearts and · it beld. The match·polnt problem was not too difficult either . The three-notrump contract was very normal, but Hamlet felt that a heart would be opened at some tablet! . This lead would hold declarer to just three. While he would gel two heart tricks, he would nol have time to set up the d i amonds . Hence , one overtrick would mean a decent score even if the heart finesse were on . Hamlet went up with his ace, knocked out the king of dlamoods and tied for top. 30 7:3o-Hollywood Squares 3• Ohio S!ale Lottery 6J Price Is Righi 8; MacN.eii -Lehrer 20,33, Wild Kingdom 10; Nashville on lhe Road 13; Dolly 15 . 8:oo-Gemlnl Man 3,15; Welcome Back, Kofler 6,13: Wellons 8,10: Upstairs, Downstairs 33; Movtl "Early ,Summer" 20. 8:30-Barney Miller M3. 9:oo-Best Sellers 3,15; Tony Randall 6,13; Hawaii Flve.o B1 Hollywood Television T~tre 33; Movie "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" 10. 9:30-Nancy Walker 6,13. IO:oo-Stree.IJ of San Francisco 6,13, 10:30-Newt 20. . 11 : oo-News 3,.,6,8,10, 13,15; MacNeii-Lohr11r Repo~ 33. 11 :30-Johnny Carson 3,c,15; Streets of San Francisco 6, 13; Kojak 8: Mary Hartman II); A8C Ntws33. 12:oo-Movle "Georgy Girl " 10; Janak\ 33. 12 :3o-Movle "Death Takes a Holiday" B. 12:co-Dan August 6,13. 1:oo-Tomorrow 3. 1:50-News 13. ~~:UN~tr SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC•. : BRADFORD, Auctioneer, · Com ~ ·~ lete Se~11ice. Phone 949.-2481, or 949·2000. Racine, Ohio, Crill HOMESITES for sole, I atre ond Bradford. ( up. Middleport , near Rutltul d. NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths all elec., I acre, MiddlepOrt: close to Rutland . Phone 992- Hamlet haf'dlel It eloquently .A ~OJR WNUS, rna<~W'Pt..~ ... 32B Main Street Pl. Pltasant Ph. 675·3469 9:30·5:00 Dally TillS: ooo Fridays plants . QYtr so vlrltties In a!I. .From -4" to 1 1 ' pots & 6" to 10" hanging baskets. 7Sc 2 LARGE GARDENS - 8 ' WALNUTS ore Cosh! Starting Qc. tober 4 we ore buying Block Walnuts at $4.00 per hundred pounds . Bring your walnuts. to: Excelsior Soh Works Pomeroy 992-2927 . Al10booking ~rtiM . fcl" metl know the fuU joys of friendship." · GUARANTEED JQI5-LOCA110N. the ~: , Amertean aaU:or Willa ll*t Clll:er ·118ld, "Only eohtary A · mallresses. padding. ldeat lor campers . variety ot sizes. IN AT .BRIDGE .AQ86 4 thru l FAMILY apl., odulls on!):. Coli looking bad when you can go as a glamorous ballerina , bareback riders, Southern gentleman or a dud• from the roaring 20's. Many costume• to be sold, 25 and 50 cents. at 109 Saturday 10 to l. OI-l ~e ROADl w· •• s• Q 10 91 POLY-F AM UPHOLSTERY .. FABRIC • . For sofa, chatr cushlont' Open ' far Fill & Winter Monda Y IT NOT FOR . 11\V UNIFORM,VOU wu~oe.R, 1 WOULD THiiliASH VOU WITH· AN I~CH OF 10Uit UFE! NORTH • K72 FREE ESTIMATES NOTICE JOY~ .. W~RE ... AND .R!iPORTEI> IN FULL. 'r'OU~ DA7TARPL'f ArfEo,IPT TO MOL~5T HER • 9·10·1 mo. LOOKS LIKE. NEW - 9 rooms, cook's delight kitchen , central vacuum cleaner. Family room, garage a·nd near J acres. $46,000. on Rt . 7, 3 miles south of Mid· St .. Pomeroy. Friday238 and5olur· YARD Solo, 5 Family. Condor doy, 9 a.m. 1111 ~p.m. · WHY GO Ia tho Hollawoon parly 5:Cl0-Big \/alley 3; Brady Bunch 8; Mister l<ogers 20,33; Star Trek 15. 5:30-News 6; Family Affair 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam· 12 13. 6:oo-News 3,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6: Zoom 20; Consumer Exper~ce 33. · 6 :~NIIC News 3,15; ABC News 13; Andy Gri!CIIh 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20: 1111 Ullllratlon 33. 7:Cl0-Truth or Cons. 3; Bowling for Dollars6; Muppel Show 8r News 10; To Telt the Truth 13; Family Allalr 15; Anyone for Tennyyson? 20; Ourstor~ 33. AMNTIOI• S.fter Pups , 10 weeks· old . Phone 992-.7283. N. Second, 9:30 ti114 :00. Avons, books, toys, tools, furniture, USED 2~ inch· fired brickline cool .clothing, T,V. or wood automatic control fur . PUPPIES, one· half Sheltie , to give 3 AND • RM. furnished ond un· nQCe with blower. Sb: ond nine away . Phone 949·246(. · furnished opts. Phone 992· YARD Sole, Friday and Saturday. inch gol11onized hot and cold o ir SoUl. 4 autos, other items. 2 blocks pipe. Phone 985·39211. near new church in Tuppers COUNTRY Mabile Harne Pork, Rl. Plains. 33. ten nil lot north of l'®oeroy. SWEET Jl9footes, R. W. Lewis, At . 12.4, Roclne, Ohio. Pkone 843- TUPPERS Ploins , new 3 bedroom large~Ob with concrete potios , YARD Sole, Saturday, 0<:1. 2, home5, built·irl kitchens , tiled 2432. sldewoJks. runners ohd off 10:00 till ? Elmer Bailey baths , carpeted with attached street parking. Phone 99:2·7479 . HEAVY duty log or coal grote tor residence on Rt. 681 West. Boby garage. _1 ocre lot. $22,900. clothes, sleepers , sweaters , ONE bedrooM aport,.,ts at fireplace . MaOsures 23 In back Phone (614) 667-6304. coveralls, shoes, etc. Women's x 27 inch front . PhOne 992~3904 . llltlAGE MANOR in Middleporl slacks, tweaters, dre51es, etc. MODERN country home, 3 far Sl~ moitlhly plus oloc. or WATCH FOR SIGNS. . · 1130 including oloclric. LOWER 1975 Monda 125, one new ·c offH ~rooms , Iorge 2.•3 acre lot, table. Phone 985·3501. T.P .·Chesfer wol&f , ~entrol air RATES FOR SiNIOR OTIZENS. BASEMENT Sale, Thurodoy, Fridoy · conditionin·g . $17 •.000. Phone Convenient • shoppifli on 1975 Kawasaki 100. 1.000 miles and Saturday. In Syrocuse 949·258'/or (61~)66H127 oiler perfect condition, $.500. Phon~ ,Third and Mill ,,,...., in Mid· Ocrou trom Hubbards ~p . m . dloparl. -.d now high quali- 7~2·2826 . Greenhouse, 10 a .. tilt' 4 .S.m. ty apartm•ntt , Se.e the NEW Westinghouse elec. counter FARM for sule, 68 acre~ , 6 rooms Antique, wasl1er and tub, 12 manoger at Apt. 16, or call gouge shotgun, 15 in . tires gas ond bqth, F.A . furnaCe , full top range. deluKe model, $60. 992.n21. heating stove ond lots of misc. basement , Coli 992·2630 or Phone 992·UOCJ', 742·2180. . AVAILABLE at Riverside ApartLARGE Carport Sole , Saturday, ments , I bedroom opor'tOct. 2, 9 until doric. . All site menl$ , $100 per month; 2 clothing, misc. items. 121 bedroom $133 Fairlone Dri11e, Middleport, Tom Anderson resklen~e. monlh . 0nt1 prlj:e '"' oH. Phon. apclf1..,..,,,, GET , "7-3876 For Frtt Eslim ole $teton, AGO,.. ' DIRECT FABRIC SALES : or CONTACT or I 00 lb. $6.00. Bring con· tainers. Phone 667·3737 or Gilmore. Rt. 1. ReedsvHle (Sue· 667 -3166 9-2,. 1 mo . PLEASURE HORSES ond ponies. POTATOES and pumpkin1. C. W. also will buy horses ond 1973 VW THING. 3S mpg. near Proffitt, Portlcind, Ohio. Phone ponies. Phono C6Uj 698-3290, perfe ~, con dit io n. Ri ck 8-<3.225-4 . etc. 1 mile from LongsviHe on County Rood 10. Folfow sig~ from stor•, Phone 7.42-2681 . 5TOPPED HE'RE TWO HOUR >S Veivels , · nylon prints, herculons, vinyl solids, and, laney prin1s, accossorles.• Phone Coolville !ll-5771 Call 992·2156. GRAIN fed beel, 85 cents P"' SMALl pupl to give away. Phone ces5 Road) or phone 992·.5323. YARD Sale, Sepl. 271h thrv Od. t. TRAtlER f~ r8flt in MiddiJpo.t on -pound, cut, ~rapped and 9~9-2028 . frozen . Phone985 ~419lt 9 a.m. lill B p.m. Household lot . Good BIRD Dogs; Registered Engli5h goods, appliances . Clolhing, size 12x60 ex · COAL fOr sale, $22 per ton . Operi County line. lots of nice clothing, dishes , curtains . and lots of other items. Cancelled In case ot rain . Spocl•llzlng In custom buill r,afters for commercial, . resd., POle buildings. · ' 1966 Chevrol.l ano-hoH lan · pickup lrud<. Good condition: "'•- JKkW.~,¥-r. .~. "'-m-2111 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,197. ~~ T~E VOU NG LADY Pomeroy, Olllo 992-247. 9·12·1 mo. pd . Pnol\t S4MII• Evening• ttJ.J,lO P»• Dodge truck , low mileage. Bool oHor. Phone 992-7066. Pomero~.-liiidlii8l ,WHY IT's THAT SAME DAO·BUflNED SMELL·MM·MM - VANILLAR WITM A OASM OF PINEAPPLE. From 6" lo 11" wldt and up io 511. doep with or without pipe furnlshod . Under road bortl up to ll" pipe slzi. BILL PUWNS W9S ··1K6 FORD MUSTANG CPE . ' 'cyl ., s1d . tr.aM ., radio, excellent tires . 1968 Suick Wildcat, automatic, power stMring ond power brakes , go6d condtion. Good tires. Coll992-.3500. 992-2181 :,.rr !wmt 1 3'196. CAU US IDDAY. ''." SUO ft . hnlelltd ........, tint). 197l VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. li595 Red finish, good llres, clean interior , aulonlallc trans., good economy. 1970 Toririo 3!iO V-8, 62,(XX) actual miles, -4 dr., eiccellent col'\dition with· snow tires. Phone 9'92· EAR CORN. Television log for ·easy viewing. . ' TRENatQt MHtK ' & -1 • Aeoflnt : Aluminum Sicllnv 1914 Suboru, 4 door, 17 ,000miles 1 owrier. Phofle 99'J';!J890. ' ~~·:..-: Gulttrl Oown~C~C~uf l RUMMAGE Sole. Otl. 4 and 5. Nod lo D9b's Barber Shop. 186 MACHINERY, ANTIQUES, WATQIES, ETC. SATURDAY, OCT. 2 AT 10:30 O'CLOCK A.M. new 2" angle Iron ; Business Services 949·2801 , ohorp. WE NEED outo5 , PUBLIC AUCTION FARM SALE If. FARM LOST: • n\Onth old brown and white nanny goat near Fort Meigs or around Wolf Pen area in Harrisonville. Please call Phone 7~2· 2081 . Frye's Trvck & and. perhaps, a trip you 've longed to take. • iiiiiii i. i i . ACREAGE· with or without house . PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) beagle hound, please return, no questions asked . If not , your nome will be published in the paper. larry Hubbard. TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro · . ducts. Top price for standing q sawtimber. Call Kent Hanby , for ' ' Pomeroy '. Motor Co. ~----------------------~· .. GIJTT(R SERVICE THE person who picked up 'mY CASH paid for all mCikes and models of mobile homes . Phone OriKI coda 61~ -~23·9531 . Your hor izo ns- are finally The way matters end today will be far better than t heir beginnings. The reason? You PETE (!nd Gene's Goroge Is now in opt'rollon . Mechanic and bod'f work . North Second StrMt in .. Middleport. Formerly Brannon's Gor.age. Phone 992·5450 or call after S p.m . 992·7135 . beds, wall telephones ar,d parts, or complee households . Write M . 0 . Miller:, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohi~ . Call m.n61). SSCASHSS just over the 1'18Xf hill will erase · those shadows. • 1976. Phone992-3410. OLD furniture , ice boxes, brass·. =-"":'":::;-....::.- 1 ·~~6-8570. 'OrCJt1'KAl:V .. ~,,•'' Auto s..ie8 FULLER Brush Products , the F. I. P. carpel sweeper. Now on spec;iol , regular $24.95 now $19.95. Otter expires Oct . 7, ~~~~il !l'fiilit~ .....::.=..'"':' IM lime. AQUARIUS (Jiln. 20-Fob. 11) brightening. Things that ara THE RACINE Fire Deportment will hove a gun shoot Saturday ot 6:30 p.m. at . their building in Boshon . 742·2769. wtthout tear of being over .. optimistic Your judgment IS WISH to txpren our s·lncere and humble I hanks to our many friend s. neighbors and relatives, to the Ewing Funoerol Home, the Rev , Curtis Stephitn ond for 911 the lovely flowers and food, brought to the homes. The many kindnesses shown- to our families by so at the lon of our, wife mother ond shall olwoys be · 1 2. 00 fo r SO word mi nimum . E ach add i tional word 3 cen ts. BLIND ADS Ad dit iortal 25c Charg~ per Advert isem ent, ~lc8 W~ six CARD OF THANKS,. & OBITUARY bener. close the deal today. SAGITTARIUS (NO¥. 23-Dec:. 211 You can lhlnk big loday Auto 25 Fter:.. Cent Discoun t on you encounter a roadblock to you r plans today , make adjustments on the spot. The alternatives could be even Keep your nose 10 the ground if you ' re on the scent o f something that a·ppears to be profitable. Stick to it, YoU can :;DIIIDi~~. corrrc '•ons accep t ed f irst dav ot t.~ ublicat i on . · · Bemlce 8ede 0101 For FridloJ, Oct. 1, 1171 ARIES CMarch 21 •Aprll 1t) . For Fast R.esults Use The .Sentinel Classified~ P ub lica t ion . • 9- Tl:f ~y Sentino!l, Middleport.Pomeroy, 0. 1'hW'sday :>ept 30 1976 ., ---· -;... .. ·-===---. . ' eE THE "LEAI<N B'{ DOING" METJ.IOO... THIS MUST �Sentinel, EL_ B ERFELDS IN POMEROY SALE STARTS FRIDAY AT 9:30 A.M. Anniversary Sale! CARHARTT BROWN ~n:P~~Cs~oc~9~~w~L~!}t~~udes overalls. jackets, dungarees, hoods, ~overalls , TIMEX WATCHES Mens, womens and childrens watches, wind and electric models, an excellent · selection. . SALE PRICES Anniversary Sale! MEN'S s7.95 FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS • Small, medium . large .and extra large sizes. long tails, plaid patterns. •' •• ~511 Mens $10.95 Western Style Flannel Shirts MEN'S 529.90 LEISURE SUITS .............. 122.50 MEN'S 531.90 LEISURE SUITS ...............524.00 MEN'S '34.90 LEISURE SUITS ..... ....... s26.50 MEN'S 137.90 LEISURE SUITS .............. s28.50 MEN'S 139.95 LEISURE SUITS. ............. '29.50 MEN'S 145.00 LEISURE SUITS .............. s33.50 MEN'S '59.95 LEISURE SUITS.............. s45.00 MEN'S '64.95 LEISURE SUITS ...............s48.50 MEN'S 174.95 SUITS .............. '56.50 Sale! FLANNEL SHIRTS Sizes small -(14-14112) medium (15-151 large . ·. M 12) (16-16112 ) extra large (17-17112) ~lorful plaid patterns, two button through pockets, full length shirt tail-sanforized. '8" .,.. $11 :95 Extra Large Size 18, ,19, and 20 ... Sale WOMEN'S AND GIRLS KNEE SOCKS Fits a baby crib, juvenile patterns, regular price $6.00 to $12.00, selected from our regular stock. INFANTS QUILTED OOMFORTERS Cheder Board Pedestal Tables Gir ls si zes 7112 to 9, womens sizes 8 to 9112 and 9 t • 11 , solid colors and oatterns. SALE PRICES . l---· - -~, -A..,.nn....iv~e.... rs..... ar-y..... sa·-~e-,--~~---\ WOMEN'S GOWNS AND ROBES Y2 PRICE 20 Inch Square Formica Too Reg. S27.50 SALE Anniversary Sale! Reg . $129.95 ea. PC. Commemorative · Edition Full size only mattresses and box springs. .• MlMEN'S BETTER DRESSES .Th is sale Includes ourentlre stock of womens dresses. junior sizes 3 to 15, misses sizes 8 to 20 and~11f sizes 12'12 to 26'12. l{egul.r jlrlcts S14.00 to $51.00. SALE $199.00 PER SET Limited Stock Anniversary Sale SALE PRICES ONE GROUP OF END TABI!S AND COFFEE TABLES (12 PIECES) Anniversary Sale! WOMEN'S flANNEL & BRUSHED TRialT PAJAMAS Solids and pri nts. brand new selection by Katz and Phil- Maid Regular s9.oo Sizes 32 thru4o Sale S6.99 Regular $10.00 Sizes 42 thru 48 Sale $7.99 1- ..................-.---·--·--~---·--·---l Anniversary Sale! QUADRIGA CLOTH . 100 per cent cotton percale in plains and CCJirco prints. Reg. Sl.39 yard SALE '1.15 YARD Yard Goods - 1st Floor Anniversary Sale! 1ft Anniversary Salel WOMEN'S SLACKS RIVERSIDE AND BASSETT BEDROOM SUITS Special group, regular prices S6'.oo to $16.00, solidi and patterns. sizes 8 to 38. · • Reg. $995.00 Riverside Oak 4 pc., all wood Sale $699.00 Reg. $898.00 Bassett Pine 5 pc. all wood Sale $649.00 Reg. $749.00 Riverside Pecan, 4 pc. all wood Sale $549.00 Reg. $729.00 Bassett, Distressed Pecan, 4 pc., all wood Sale $499.00 KROEHLER PLATFORM ROCKERS -·-.Sale!. .·----~-·-·--·ool WOMEN'S BLOUSES group womens blouses 111zes 28 ~ 46. Sleeveless. short sl~ved and long sleeved styles, a fine selection, regular $4.00 to $8.00. iversary Sale! 100 per ce!lt cottqn bleached quilt lining in 81 inch width . Reg . $2.29 yd. Yard Goods -lst Floor ~pec l a l SALE '54.00 Anniversary Sale! SALE '1.89 Anniversary Sale! Maple, pecan, birch, pine, persimmon and hickory. Up to $159.95 values. Priscilla QuiH Sheeting Anniversary Sale! THROW PIU.OWS Size 13inches square, checked pattern in decorator colors, limited quantity. While thev last. '100 Home Furnishings Annex Anniversary Sale!. REGULAR $4.99 THROW RUGS Reg. $129.95 Gold plaid, brown plaid,' green solid, gold solid . SALE Size 24x-40 Inches, 100 per cent dacron polyester, non skid back, solid colors, about 50 rugs to sell, · regular price $3.88, while they last. '2." Home Furnish SC)900 '13.95 RARE LEG STYLE .................. !10.99 '12.50 STRAIGHT LEG STYLE •• ••••••••••••• '9.99 selection of colors. , Reg. $1.49 Sewi . Anniversary, Sale! "LEE" WESTERN JEANS Authentic Western pants, 100 per cent cotton. Size 29 to 46. REG. 114A9 BOOT CUT FlARES ............ ~ll.49 REG. 114.49 RIDER STRAIGHT LEG......... !ll.49 Anniversary Sale I ' BOYS '5.95 RANNEL SHIRTS SALE '1.19 Notions - 1st Floor Anniversary Sale 8 TRACK TAPES Reg . $13.98-- - - - - - - S a l e $12.00 Reg . $12.98 Sale $11 .00 Reg. $11.98 Sale 510.00 Reg. $10.79 Sale $9.00 Reg. $9.79 Sale $8.00 Reg . S7 .79 Sale S6.00 Reg. $6.79 Sale $5.00 Music Dept. -1st Floor Sizes 8 to Hi, plaid patterns and Western type' prints. , Anniversary Sale! 411 • ALBUMS Anniversarv Sale! BOYS TROUSERS Includes our entire stoc,k of boys A nice s~ lection of albums In gospel, country western, rock and instrumental. trousers. blue jeans, fashion corduroys. Boys sizes 8 to 18, juvenile sizes 3 to -1-, regulars, slims and someh,,·~..:;::.~ Reg . $12.79 Reg . $10.79 Reg. $9.79 Reg. $6.79 Reg. $5.79 dress jeans, and SALE Sale $9.50 Sale $7 .so Sale $6.50 Sale $5.50 Sale $4.50 Music Dept. - 1st Floor Anniversary Sale! Famous Brand MEN'S NECK TIES Anniversary Sale! Includes our entire stock of mens ties, clip ons and four In hand, an excellent selection. Mens $5.00 Ties Sale S3.89 MensS5.50 Ties Sale $4.49 Sale $5.49 Mtns $6 •50 Tles Mens $7.50 Ties Sale $5.99 Anniversary Sale!, RADIOS SJJJJ QtARUE OOLOGNE SPRAY Revlon concenTret!!d cologne spray, 21fs . . OUnce!!. 2nd Floor Accessories • 5 •49 1only RCA 8 track tape changer Reg. $169.95 Sale sm.oo L,loyd Digital Clock Radio. Reg. $37.95 Sale $26.00 Lloyd Digital Clock Radio. Reg. $29.95 Sale Lloyd AM-FM Radio. Reg. 559.95 Limited Quantities , MUSIC Dept.- 1st Floor DISOONTihUED .PATTERNS . . FURNITURE THROWS. Anniversary Sale! in nice Sale!~~:: KROEHLER SOFAS AND 2 PC. SUITES . SAVE UP TO s30000 Reg. $579.00 green and gray matalasse 2 piece Sale $349.00 Reg . $500.00 brown naugahyde sofa Sale $349.00 Reg. $759.00 beige, brown, gold floral, wear dated cover,2 pc. Sale $499.00 Reg. S470.00gold and brown stripe,2 pc. suite. Sale $299.00 Reg ; $71 5.00 red-green gold stripe,2 pc. suite. · Sale $499.00 Reg. 5839.00 beige, brown gold floral, wear Sale $539.00 dated cover, 2 pc. Reg. $579.00 brown and beige matalasse, 2 pc. · Sa~U~~ Reg. U58.00.gold, rust, beige, red, inatalasse, 2 pc. · Sale $469.00 ·Reg. $798.00 green and rust tweed, 2 pc. · Sale $498.00 Anniversary Salel CLOCKS · Foam back, machine washable, fringed all around . · Reg . S15.49 Sixe'7Dx140 Sale $9.19 Reg. $12.99 size 70x120 Sale $1.49 .Reg. $9.99 size 70x90 Sale $6.99 Reg. $6.99 size 60x70 $3.29 Anniversary Sale! NO IRON BED SHEETS Just 75 sheets to sell, double fitted bottom sheets. fitted and flat sheets for twin beds, 50 per cent polyester and 50 per cent cotton. · · · Full Size · Sal~ $3.00 Twin Size Salt $2.50 ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICES WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC Rubberback carpet, 100 percent nylon, blue Salt tweed, green tweed. Reg . $5.90 sq. yd. S4.90 1sq. yd. Glidden spred satin, wall paint. Reg. $1.0.49 gal. Sale $8.11 gal. · White Oily G. E. 19" color portable, ioo per cent solid state · Specall S319.00 Reg. $169.00 grandfather, electric Sale 5109,00 MTD Rototfller, 3112 H. P. Briggs & Stratton Reg .• $149.00grandfatherelectric Sale$99 .00 engine. Reg.$264.95 (1 only) SaleS159.95 Reg. $119.00 9 day weight drive wall clock MTD Lawn mower, 3 H.P. Briggs & Stratton Sale $79.00 L:e:~n~g~in:::_e:_:,1,:8'_'c~u!!;t'~~3~o:!!ni~R~e~g~.S~~1_:1;9:;,.9:;:5;,:.:5a::lt~~~.. Reg. $59.00 batter compass wall clock Anniversary Sale $44.00 . Reg. S45.oo batter.y Pocket Ben wall clock Sale S34.00 . SALE PRICES ON RCA & GE OOlOR OONSOLE TELEVISIONS Anniversary Sale! . Sale! TUBE SOCKS small boys size 6 to Hous~;~:!.!>'pt. 9,12 , 52 •49 Rubbermaid 11 qt. ~~!a~1!::S~ s;:~/ ~hlt'; ::'.~et Rubbermaid c~~~ with color stripes dark colors and numbers. aa~ caddy · S1 .25 Rubbermaid ttltphontCiddY $1 .00 $l.l7 All with 25" diagonal pictures, 100 per cent so lid state compo nen ts · Reg. $775.00 RCA Reg. $739.95 RCA 750 00 Reg. $ 59 •95 RCA Reg. $6 · G. E. Reg. $679.95 G. E. Reg. $735.00 G. E. MAIN STORE, HOME FURNISHINGS ANNEX AND MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM. SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 P.M. LD I ' ( Annex Anniversary Sale! · . .Anniversary Sale! COATS & CLARK GLER"WESTERN JEANS RED HEART YARN Sizes 27 to ·42 waist. 14 oz. blue denim preWintuk, 4 ply hand knitting yarn Y2 PRICE Floor Furniture Anniversary Salel SIMMONS BEAUTYREST AnrliVOI•rc.:>rv shrunk. ..... .. sM.oo· Anniversary Saltl MEN'S LEISURE SUITS An excellent selection includes our entire stock, sizes 36 to 48. Solid colors and patterns. SALE Anniversary Sale! Anniversary Saie! 4nroiu.,,rc.:oru . Special group selected from our regular stock, solid. colors. and patterns, short and long length styl·es. sizes,. small . medium and large. 31 GIRLS SLEEPWEAR Includes our entire stock of footed and regular pajamas, girls gowns and robes. Sizes 4 to 14. Anniversary Saltl Simmons lnntrsprlngs Mattress and Box Springs Dlscontlnuitd Tick, medium firm $69.00 Velut Twin Mettr.Ssor lox Spring* $19.00 V1lut Full or lox Anniversary Sale vests, all sizes. SALE .PRICES Anniversary Sale! . Sale ""·00 Sale $689.00 Sale$6".00 Sale$5".00 Sale $629.95 Sale $659.95 � 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. 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