https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/04517a605f0e6e9064158e63119d8766.pdf 5e5b04ee2b7618db2b00aa0817280737 PDF Text Text .· .1~-n.Dai!Y Sentinel, Middleport-P11neroy,.o., Thlli'Sdi.y, Oct. H, 1976 , : Strang appointed.. ,,, , , ,:i::~~;:<'':''' ~::~~:::. to. college post RIO GRANDE - Ap· . polntmentof David M. Strang as Director of College Relations was announced today by President Thomas L.. Quick of Rio Grande , Coll~ge-Rio Grande Com. munity College. · Strang will be responsible ~ · for the Institution's community relations programs and · advise the College's . weekly newspaper and .yearbook staffs. . Prior tO hii appointment, · 'Strang. was stat!oo manager for WMPO Radio, Middleport. He has been invoived In communications and related activities for several yea~ Including production of radio programs that earned hlin a "Gabriel" Award In 1975. He has also taught media courses at St. John's Roman Catholic Seminary in Michigan, written newspaper columns, and created audiovisual productions for several .. agenCies. · · Strang received a Master's Degree from Lutheran School of Theology In 1965 and graduated from Illinois Wesleyan University in 1960, Iri addition to his. new responsibilities at RGC.(;C he continues to write and produ~e ' "For What It's • • Prnldeot Ford • decllloa .. aupply l1rael with h!o Dew weapon• 1y1tema uever belpre aold abrOid Ia aroudog both •u•plcloa aDd IUp()Ort oo Capftol Hlll. I a I or m ed 1 our ee 1 dlacloaed Wedaeaday that Ford decided to seD l1rael Fuel Air Explosive "conclllaloa. ... ....mbl'' aad'a super-sopblotlcated Iafrared weapoos control system wltbout couuUIDg eltber ~e Defeue or State Departmeol ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Swine P,u vaccine .taken from Highland County ~iiiii Admitted · - Clarence Murray, Middleport; Glldys Blackwood, Rutland; Oma Smith, Syraclile; Elizabeth · Lellbeil, Middleport; Nancy Collins, Pomeroy; Baro,ra Smith Middleport. Thomas Roge~•. sr., Middleport; Denola McKinney Rutland· Robert Moodlspa: ••, Micl ~·' dleport. ' Discharged _ Robert Hannon, Mary Jonp, Nancy Nelson Floyd i!UJb George FoBI. ,' · ' . . ' FRIDAY & SATURDAY.SPECIALS · . ' . . ' FRIDAY, OCT. 15th 9&30 AM TO I PM SATURDAY, OCT. . 16th,· .• AM. TO. 5 -PM . SALE I Regular $1.3; yarc:t PRINTED OUTING flANNEL HolzerMedlcalCenter · FURNITURE DEPARTMENT - 3RD FLOOR (Diacbarseo, OO,L 13) 36 inches wide, excellent P.ttern selectlon, .100 per c011f I Mrs. David Carsey and son, cotton, Idea l for making palomas, gowns.- shirts. etc. Carol Deck, Carol DeLong, The Meigs County Sherlfrs Mark Denoey, Clova Fait· Department Investigated a child , James Gillenwater, ~~-·---·-·~.-·-R;g~~;~:iti';'""'-·..;..-,_·-·-~1 two car accident Wednesday Penny Grant; Rossen · at 2:20 p.m. on SR 7_ In Holsinger, Arda Howe, Mabel ' . . . Salisbury Township. :No Hughes, Cecil Ja~vls , Special sale prices on these ~ Inch width, 100 per cent '134.95 M~ple &Pine Cedar Chests Sale 1108.00 personal Injuries were Patricia Jordan, Eunice cotton prints. DAVID STRANG reported. Keffer, Rosetta Me•dows, 1154.95 Oak & Walnut Cedar Chests Sale 1124.00 Frances M. Pugh, Mid- · Timothy Murphy, Mary dleport, and Roberta C. Neville, Martha NUes, Arden Worth", a weekly radio O' Brien, Lincoln Hill, Queen, Beverly Ridenour, ~~"-·----~-·~---~----~--·~ Special . Purchase '199•95 Maple Cedar Chests ..........:Sale '160.00 . program heard oo WRIF, Pomeroy; were both driving Palil Rupe, · Jr., Stephanie · . . . . Detroit. He is also involved in north when Mrs. PUgh · at- ~. Edward Smith, Gertrude 1 the ministry of a five tempted a left band turn as Smith, Cheryl Step~ens, .~.95 Cheny Cedar Chest .......•.. Sale 161.00 · congrej!alion .Lutheran the O'Brien vehicle went to 1 Everett Turner, Maxwell Parish In West Virginia. pass and struck Pugh's car in Watkins, Bobby Westfall, ~289.95 .Pine Cedar Chest ........... Sale '232.00 · 100 per cent ccittQn, Sanforized, two pockets, Jong shirt' ·'~ Strang is a member of the · the left front on the drivers Ralph Young. · · talls. colorful plaid patterns, sizes sman, ·medium, Board of Directors for the side. large and extra large. (Birtbs, Oci.IS) '299.95 Pine Cedar Chest ........... Sale '240.00 Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Mental Mrs. O'Brien told officers Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kuhn, Hea lth Center and is a she thought Mrs. Pugh was son, Coalton; Mr. BOd Mrs. 1 fireman on the Gallipolis Fire going to pass a slow moving James Emmert ·daughter ---"-·----·-~-o~ '149.95 Walnut Record Cabinet ...... Sale ' 120.00 Department. vehicle in her front and that Hamden; Mr. and Mrs. Joru; Strang, his wife, Eleanor, she was going to p&BI a~. Murphy, Jr., son, Jackson. '219.95 Oak Record Cabinet.......... Sale 1176.00 and their two children reside There was inedium dama~e . Furniture department. 3rd floor, good selection of in GaUipoiis. styles .and wood finishes, famous· Kimball qu81ity . No citation was issued. , '159.95 Pine Record Cabinet ...............1128.00 Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGES - Mrs.' Warehouse on · Street Gustane Michon, Princeton; ~NDS Bill Duckworth Mrs. David Eades, Hartlord; Women~ Sportswear Department (Continued from page I) Daisy Brown, Point lnd Floor Pleasant; James Cosbelt, dies in Rittman 100 per cent nylon, bound all around, so.lld . normal radioactive readings indicating the winds are Red House; Rodney Cornell, traveling from north to ·south. i!ut Goldberg stressed the colors and patterns, · . . SYRACUSE - William Point Pleasant; Joseph higher readings from the winds on their second trip around the Size 9' x l2'. ~ ............ ................. $58.00 (Bill) Duckworth. of Ritt; Litchfield; Point Phiasanl; . Slipovers, cardigans. vests, turtle neck, V world were "not cause for alarQl'' In California . · ·size 12' x 1~'•••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• $68 •.00 man, Ohio, formerlr. ~~ Mrs-. Clifton Bowles, necks, patterns and solid colors. regular Size 12' x 15'••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 588.00 R_o bertsb_urg_; · Edward anti exlr·a large si~es . . ' COLUMBUS - FRAUD INVESTIGATORS have turned up Syracuse,. died Tuesday. SlzeT2'x18' ...... ~ •••••••••••••••••••••·• $98.00 39 sUBpected welfare aheaters from the payroll records of Ohio Mr. Duckworth is survived . Fmiey, Pomt Pleasant; Mrs. ., Size 12' x 21'••••••~························ $108.60 State University; Franklin County Prosecutor George Smith by his mother, Daisy Duck- Dewey White, -. Galhpohs; , worth Roush; his wife, Mr_s. Steven Norville, son, 1-·-·--·-·-·-.·-~~..;.~-·-·-·.,..,-..-...-.-~.o~"-l-·-·-·.o:-"'~"---·------.;....~~----t sald Wednesday. They are former and present employes. Chargea will probably he filed uoder the' state's theft-by- Mildred; a daughter, Mrs: Pomt Pleasant; Mrs. Grover deception law, Smith sald. Some of the OSU employes have Wayne (Dolores Jean) Fultz, Cottageville; a!'d ''. . worked at the school since 1966, he sald, and their earnings Brubaker· a son William Gladys Huffman. Pomt Size 2S to 34 waist, HiD per cent cotton, range from ,2.30 to '".10 an hour. Investigators said the Duckworth. all of' Rittman, Pleasant. 100 per cent polyest· · double knit slacks in . natural color, riveted front pockets, elnployes received welfare aid in food stamps and Aid to five granddaughters and a sizes 29 to 42 ,. ;t solid colors and hammer loop, rule pocket. Dependent Childr.en· in payments ranging from $96 to $296 a grandson, one brother, patterns. month. Charles, Rittman, and one .'• sister, Mrs. George Mens $11.95 Dress s, s, •••.••••• Sale $9.75 (Gene viev) Schneider, died :'Wedlne:s<Jia~vl Syracuse. . . Mens $12 .95 Dress Sla , ;s~ i'"·,· •···· Sale $10.50 He was preceded in death ,I ,f'h to''\ ~ens $13.95 Dress Slacks ......... Sale $11 .35 Made just lll!e the 111.ens, cotton polyester !l!EBJDSVILLE ' Mrs. Don Hunnel, president of Meigs High School. It is by his father , Albert Duck· Mens $14.95 Dress Slacks ......... Sale $12.25 blend, slims and regular, size 6 to 18. · the Pomeroy Youth Baseball hoped ,to finish getting the worth , one sister and a Ruth-" Eot ·Barton, ;114,. died Mens $15.95 Dress Slacks ......... Sale $12.85 ) . Wednesday evening at her League, has scheduled a fields ready for · winter. All grandson. Mens $16.95 Dress·Siacks ••••• : ••• Sale $13.75 Funera' services will tie Rt. 1, Reedsville home. work party Saturday mor- managers, coaches and She was borp at Wellsville ning from I to 12 at the parents oi children In all local held Friday at 1:30 p.m. in baseball diamonds located at baseball programs are urged Rittman. to the late Willlam A. and Nellie Heckathorn Mooney. to come. She , was- a member of ,the : Joppa J:Untt·ed '"· Metho~lst ,, ASKTIWED Chl!J'ObJ.!'here she was active .· Marriage licenses· have B(JOSTERS.TO MEET with the women's groqp. She been IssUed to Thomas .Leon The Meigs Band Boosters had been ,a resident of the Dorst, ?.II, Middleport, and will meet Monday, Oct.. IB at h~)ill . ' . . Reedsville area for greater Martha Lou Fox, 35, Mid- 7:30 p:m. in the band room at it;tter quality, complete portion of her life. dleport; Howard Spencer, Jr. the high school. Ail parents of . ··selection . of slzeso Surviving are a dsughter, 31, Rt. 1, Reedsville, and · band students are urged to seamless cup styles, fiber Mrs. Violet Rooouix, Los L.JnC ETHII..v'. tr:.r'Norvv Pamela Kay Stewart, 22, attend and support the band Angeles, Calli., a sister, Mrs. fT1J !!Y''-' . Y ~ T L'-.NT lined, and fully padded. ReedsvlUe. . . Jennie Pander, Wellsville; '"' .,.. ,,f t and directors. '. two brothers, Earl, Dayton 50 COLUMBUS (UP!) Regular U.oo and Hugh, address uillmown; •1 · Seven grants totaling Bestforni Bras $3.00 grandchildren and nine . $1,754,464 for construction of eight great-grandchildren. or~n ' IWI ~ Regular $6.00 ••• community menlal health Bestform Bras s4.oo Besides her parents, she NEW! tlelrnlels Padded and Regular Seamless (Now in 0-Cup) J and mental retardation was preceded in deatb by her Regular $7.50 facilities m Ohio have been husband, Raymond s. in 1970·, UYll ""II! suo whan rou bo!J Siders• · · Bestform Bras $5.00 or Crou Your Heart• Colton Bros ' approved by Gov. James A. two sons, Robert R. and IIAYll S1.00 on Crou Your Heett• Fuly Pldded Style #56. ·Rhodes, Including '267,644 for Lawrence A., both in 1973 and Meigs County. a brother, Fred. Dr. Timothy Moritz, · Funeral ,services will be 2 · director of-the Ohio Depart- p.m. Saturday at the Joppa ment of Mental Health and United Methodist Church Mental Retardation, said with the 'Rev . · Freeland - on -lor 111e flratllme avet1 '!11ursday the money was Norris and , Rev. Richard made available, In part, by Thomas officiating, Burial . the closing of the Nelsonville wiD be In the Weatherby Children's Center. Cemetery near Coolville. -Reguiilt and Longline styles. Moritz said when tbe state Friends may call at the White closed the.center it promised . Funeral · Home, Coolville, to use the money saved to anytime after noon Friday. ' finance construction of smaller, community-based facilities. The grants include MEMORY RESEARCH DELAWARE, Ohio (UPI) Discontinued s'lyles, $267,644 to the GalliaA grant for $110,:175 has , small, medium and large Jackson-Meigs County 648 been awarded Ohio Wesleyan sizes, white and solid ' Board for state aid lor con- ... - lor"" Ifni II- • ..,., and colors. struction of a health facility University by the !llational In Meigs County, prevfously Institute of Child Health and , Human Development lor announced locally. continued research into the Moritz said the staltH>wned land iii Nelsonville Will he. human memory. · The memory .research· is With TfHise Groat , sold and funds from the sale carried out by Dr. Harry P. . . . . ol . will be available to improve Bahrick, professor of psy, Featuuts: () , programs lor the mentally ill On Second Floor chology. OWU bas received Take advantage of the special sale and retarded In both state ~ASIIDUIII• Institutions and <:ommunity $350,000 lor such research so prices, womens coordinate ~••m•,.. far. programs . . · CIWI IIIIIU 1M11 sportswear, a select . group by Blihrick said the purpose ol· Knits, flannels; sweaters; vests, tong and AmMAIIC 'nDIOITAI • Douglas Marc, separates by Devon , the research is to Improve. shoFI sleeve styles. FIIICII All IIIMI !Gfuilde~standing of how the and Queen Casuals. ltoolll I IIUI II" memory functions by inveati• fiiiiiCI.I.m gating how information is INCREASED DIVIDENDS SALE! Toy Department 1st Floor • WIISIIWIIIIDOI TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) ~ maintained or lost over long PAINT BY NUMBER SETS · The board of directors of periods,· Bear$, dogs. tigers,,monkeys;.cats. rabbits. pandas, a Pitntfful, lOw ~t n1d becomes thi 'most modem of luel1 when burned In tt1ll Regular price$ 'l'c to $Ul · ~ new CirCI.IIItOt' of WARM MORNING'S ••. the Model 70ll · big seleetlon, , save thiS WHkond. Owens-Illinois Inc. . has Good . selection of subjects, bu~ noW· fOr· yourSelf or · , You'll tn.fOr the Wlnn ;,.., eomfort and ea• of htallna: your home with this ultra. ann.. unced increased PIE SLICED THJNLY SALE PRICES Christmas gl•lng. ' n1Pdlm. .IUtomatk: wooef.burnlnc elreulator that provides ample hl.t for' up.to flvt Toy Deportment Criminal costs subsidy J· rooms. A. bullt·ir! thermostat automatically eoMrors draft' to IT'IIIntaln the d•lred common share dividerxls for SALE PRICES · 1 rill of bUmln1 alld a thr~ blower (an optiontl featu,.) sprudt , ClrpR of the fifth consecutive year. 111 Floor · payments' amounting to I Wlrmth O'llf the floorJ. . The board said Wednesday $341,:$4.97 were distributed !/'The buvtffulff It)'ltd' CIOinet hll 1 loni lhtlnt ptrctltln ........ finish. The lim ,Two Dav Salel • tldt door m.kes loadlna eny (Vou can IM In flntwood up to 26" lon(l) tnd nh ,.. · dividends of 47 cents per to 73 county· clerk ,of com-Is •' rnovJfa 1 ~Inch with the handY slla.oiJt aah cnw., No Pll'lll' wood herttr h n co!l'lmon share would be· •• ,, during September, Stale bitrl bulltl · . · · ,; payable Dec. IS to · Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson Plant ·now for a be~utiful spring. tulips. daffodlis. . An excellen1 seledlon In square covers, rounds. ovals, shareholders of r.ecord Nov, reports: :Meigs County's AVAIL~BLE AT hyacinths, crocus and many others. oblongs, solid colors and beautiful patterns, this sale ' 5, Includes our entire share was $109.30. Owens-Illinois is the . 88th larges\'industrial company in . ·• the country and is a rna jor VISITING HERE producer of . glass, paper, Visiting l.)avid. Golowenski 992-2811 MA.IN ST. POMEROY plastic andme1al packaging of Middleport · is Richard products. Huhra of Lorain. Autos collide $1,19 a·yard conoN LANE CEDAR CHESTS .AND RECORD.CABINETS 99' yard . MEN'S WRANGLER FlANNEL . SPORT SHIRTS ~~ ' '5.88. .. 1-·--·....-·-·--·.... ' .. KIMBALL PIANOS SALE News •. in Briefs . SALE OF CARPDING SALE! WOMEN'S SWEATERS SALE PRICES MEN'S DRESS SLACKS YOUNG MEN'S PAINTER JEANS . Ruth E. BQI'lon '7.41 Work time on Saturday BOYSI PAiNTER JEANS '6.48 SALE I 648 Board grant is · confirmed BEStfORM BRAS FORE' som · . up to .. these ' Cross""'.,.,u...,,_'"'+'Bra$· *Soft 0 SAVEIPon Free Spirit" Back Buckle'Bras SAVE IP on Living" Bras · SLIPS *P on Free Spirit"Pantsliners sp on Free Spirit'Girdles ·- Gives You AUTOMAlfC Warm Floor Heating! • SALEt ··- ·112 PRICE • The , ONE RD WOMEN'S TOPS ,.Ill SALE! STUFFED ANIMALS ,I t .DUTCH FlOWER BULBS .EBERSBACH HARDWARE , TAILE '_COYERS -S.lLE PRICES ELBER IN ~ , I ' .. ' ' ' .~ ( •• . . . "We have all sorts of people making irresp(Jnsl!)le statements. One county coroner said someone-died of a virus alter taking the vaccine. '!be corooer dido'\ even make an auloplsy," Al:kerman said. .. "There Is no way in God'searth this vaccine caUJeS deallt," Al:kennan said. ':I can start a program of giving sterUe water, and within 24to 48 hours some people would die. "Or I can keep a record of everyone who reads a ... newspaper and then show that some of these people have die<! flu ilifj~:::~:::::-r:::::~:=~::::$.:::::::::::::::::::::::::~::;:;:~;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;.:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::\~\ ' ~. l . Livelier debate predicted • 1i: ~~ ~w:~~~:~~;=:= ~~e s:~~:e= ~i;· • • • at y e M f. GOP counterpart Boh Dole to be more interesting a¢ ii'i iiii. Uwly titan slmlt.r encounters between the presldeniial ii\ contenders. Relaxed and rested, Mondale arrived Thureday night, a lull 24 hours before the historic first debate between vice presidential candidates. He schedliled a tennis game before the start of the debate at9:30 p.m. EDT. . . . · . · .. Mondale was clearly prepared for his scrape with Dole, seiZing on every opportunity to jab at his opponent before the debate. Urillke Dole, he sald he was not nervous, nor did he expect the debate to he dull. "Mr. Dole'snervousness is Pl!rliY justili!ld by having :;;;, to defend lite record,:' Mondale.said. iii · ~;~ · Referring to hii own feelings, he said: "There is a i1i !;i;· certain air of anticipation when you know you are i:i: iii going to have a vast crowd like tha~, but I (eel just flil~. ;:ii · I'm looking forward to it." ·· ,. . . iii: 1:1 Mondale predicted the confrontation be\ween the two ) :~;. vice presidential candidates will be '_'slightly more ;:;: ~~ lively" with ''more give and lake" , lhan the two ;iii @i previous televised deba_tes between President Ford i:i: i:ii and Jimmy Carter. c• • iii: iiii He speciflcaly ridiculed Dole's earlle~ prediction i:i ·:::: that the debate might he dlill. "! don't lhlnk they're :i:: i'i going to be dull- but of course, I don't know 'bow he . . ,;:1, , iii plans to perform." · . · , i;i · iii The formal of the 7lkninute debate will allow more ;i:i :iii, of an exchange hetween the two participants than in :ii' i\i the presidenUal.debates. A coin loBI gave Doll! an ;i;i i~i! opp<>~;tunity to make the opening remarks and Mondaie i!ii i;i; wm·have the final word. 'i'i !;!: Mor)daie predicted the debate would strengthen i;ii 'ii Carter's hand in the election by proVing he made a . :i:i better c11oice of runoing mate. He characterized his }i :::: opponent as a "very Republican candidate, basically ::i: • '1!1 defending the past." ii:i :::i Mondale Indicated he wolild emphasize the isslles of :i:i !1i high unemployment, an apparent resurgence of !:i: iiii . inflation, Republican mismanagement of programs :';i such as housing and the adnlinistrations failures in lo-. iii! •.. . poll '•'· ~~l rmgn . ~. VOL XXVI~ NO. 127 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Candidates swap insults ~ ill SOUTJ'IERN'S HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDA'l'ES AND ATTENDANTS - One of three youn~ ladies will be croWlled homecoming queen at haU-time activities Oct. 22 at the Southern'~ High School football field lil Rucine. Top row, 1'1', queen candidates. Candy Riffie, Vickie ·Roll'lh and Lisa Allen;. bottom row, Sheila Crouch, junior attendant, Cindy Warden, freshman attendant and Jl.):ary Kay Woods, sophomore attendant. , I · By LEWIS LORD United Preis International President Ford, in a news conference ridiculed by Jimmy Carter, said now that questions about his personal integrity have been burled he and the Democratic nominee can "elevate the presidential campaign" by discussing 181ues, · Ford made thti comment at the start of a ·:JO.mlnute nationally televised news conference, in which he Carter · of accused committing slander and making 'mlsrepresentBtions. Carte.r, addressing a Uheral Party dinner In New York City, said he had criticized Ford for not having a full-.1!cale news conferent'e since Feb. 19 bUt now "I'll have to be critical of him for having · a pre81 conference and not answering any questions." "It's remarkable," Carter said, "He thought he'd have a debote wlth.,.t my being Utere.l don 't know.how I did In the first two debates. bill I . think I did pretty well ·In the press conference tonight." Ford told reporters he was plea8ed ~t being given a "clean bill of health" by Water g a t e Spe c I a i ' Prosecutor Charles Ruff, wlio ,earlier In the dily. reported that Ford hlid not violated the ;: : :.: : ,: : : : : : : ;:;: ;·:.: :,:,;,;: : :;:~:,;,:;: .:.: :;,: : : :,:,~: .: :,:,:,; .; ,: :; ;:' Price of natural gas going up in ]Vovember ·y . ,".! COLUMBUS - Higher wellhead prices lor natural gas fiXed earll,er this year by the Federal Power Commission to stimulate the development of new natural gas supplies will reslilt in tiigher gas bills to customers of Columbia Gas of Ohio. The average increase this winter for cuBtomers using 15.,000 cu. ft., the industrry indicated, wiU be $10 on the monthly bill during the cold · . z·n Brz~e.-1..,~ ' . .· • • . • ·-:~ . . · . J ~i . i 7\J:ews , • .;.., · · T' . • .. . ,; UolledPreltlluteruatiObal . COLUMBUS - ANY INVESTIGATION INTO the Ohio B'1feliU of Workloen's ¢ornpensatlon Should be .done by , .examiners from the Ohio. auditor's office, at!<Jrneys from the Ohio attorney general's office and lnvestlgators·from the Ohio ·: Higlnyay Patrol, state Auditor Thpmas· Ferguson said Thurs. ', il!ly · , ·, "Th~ approach wolild quickly unc~ver any wrongdoing, any miSuse of funds and )Volild .be les~ expensive than the outside examination proposed by Gov. Rhodes," he said. ... Rhodes has asked lor $500,000 to pay accoun1anis to go over the books of tbe workmen's compensation bureau. monlhs, $2 a moriih · in the wafm months, · Marvin E. Whl~. Chairman of the Board of Columbia Gas of Ohio, said tlie company's principal supplier has filed with the !"ederal Power Commission· (FPC) lor an increase of ahout27 cet¢s per 1,000 cubic · feet oi gas beginning Oct. 27. The flling also includes an· additional increase of about 7 cents per 1,000 cubic feet that would be effective only for, a i'year period beginning Oct. '!I to ~over sales made by producers betWeen July 27 when the FPC Order was Issued and Oct: 'll . White said this means that the overall Increase · In . Columbia of Ohio rates In the first year wolild be abOut 34 cents per 1,000 cubic feet. Columbia Gas of Ohio wlll file to Implement t~ rates by the end of October. , The July FPC Order is being reconsidered by the Comm.ission, White reported, and such reconsideration may or may ;not slgnlftcantiy change the' indicated In, creases .. Htf' said, that the higher' wellhead prices are being paid subject to refWJd EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday thro.ugb TUeoday, fair Soaday with a cbanee of raiD Monday MORE rHAN A MIWON CANADIANS MARCHED. and clearing Tuead&)'-· demoostrated, and haoged the prime minister.in elfigyin ,a •. :: llalioilwide one-day general strike against wage and price 218 or tbe 31a. Highs · controls_Thursday, but ii failed to Impress the government. In ,three wee.., •·- ago. · · Monday and ru ..da y wlU NEW , YORK (UP!) a.ccordlng to the survey. .:What was called by one labor leader "the birth of the· Canadian Jiminy Carter, zeroing in on 1 h ld · be 1n Ihe 50s or tbe low 80s The Times-CBS poll said ll the e ection were e . labor m.ovement," workers in ste.el and auto plants, mines and 'd · iransport and service President Ford's record, has Corter has scored. gains now, the -paper sa1 , Carter and 1owa wiU be Ia the 301 · ,:forests, hospitals, newspapers and ·:Industries joined in mllss rallies, piacard-W'aving parades and scored · gains among among those voters who think would get 48 per cent of the or tbe low 408. demoostrations in over !50 Canadian cillealrom Nova Scotia independent voters in his bid the economy is one of the key vote; Ford, 40 per cent; :::::':,:,:,:,:,:::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:::;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:::;:::;:::::::;: ,to Vancouver Island. . for ·the White House, a joint · ;issues in the campaign. MCCarthy, 3 per cent, and 9 J'_rn _'na survey by The New York In a separate survey of per cent woul4 he undecided. Ul.,.~ Elf! i f . ' g es o Prime Minister Ple!Te TrUdeau and Anti- Times and CBS News said New York State voters, a "Carter's gain , comes : Inflation Board chairman Jean-Juc Pepin, who administers · a1m 11 h : the wage control policy, were. dangled from the pillars of the . today. Newsday poll released today ost tota Y at t e expense . ,Ontario legislative buildings. Bilt Labor Minister John Munro . The survey said the largest showed Carter , has of MCCarthy, whose support, Three charges were !Ued ·, said: "The government will not abandon controls because of gains lor the Democratic lengthened his lead over Ford part i c u 1a r I y . a.m on g against a drlve·r whose auto · the day o£ protest .. To do so would be to invite disaster for presidential , nominee ·were in the race for the state's 41 D e m o c r. a t s and If registered in .the Midw~t. , eleciDral votes. independents, dropped struck and broke o a utility ' 'Csliada's eCIIIomy. "Why should !IDYqne ivant to give up just Carter has boosted his lead In The · Long Island markedly," the newspaper pole at the corner of Second .·when all our efforts are ~ginning to show results?" he said, · · said · and Lincoln Sis. in Mid. ·'"'OposinncontinuedtalksbetweeniBbor,bUslne8Sandgovern- Utat region from 51 to 58 per newspaper, in the second of . · ,... •.., cent since Se.pt. 25, according three opinion polls it wlil The second survey, dleport about1 ;12 a.m. today. ·.•. rnent oo economic· problems. · · ·Poi1'ce ChleiJ · J · Creme&"" to the survey. · , i81ue before the election, also conducted between O<il, 7and ·~ · ' siU inN . 11 b sed 'ndo said the northbGUnd vehicle OSLO, NORWAY __THE 1976NOBELPEACE PRIZE will ·Carter, the survey said, has said Carter's po on ew , was a on ra m kept his 6(40 lead over Ford York no iong~r seems telephone Interviews with driven by Roger L. Shamblin, :not ·be awarded this ,year, the )'Iobel Committee of ,the in the South. In the East and threatened ' by the . 2,394 voters who sald there ,Middleport, struck the ulllity ·, Norwegian Parliament annomced today In a tw0-6entence · dd f 75 h th pole and that Shamblin then · .:·'statement.The five.member committee gave no reason.for its West he leada Ford 51-49. indepen.~ent can I acy o was a per cen1c ance ey left the scene. Heavy :: declsioo. . . . ' Ford also has lost Midwest- fMocCarl nerth Sen. Eugene woTiilhde votepolilns theareelectlboenl:ng damages were Incurred to the · St or ti ng •s (parI'1amen t' s ) Nobe1 ern Catholic votes since the r, y. . · ·.'· "Th e Norweg1an ' and · right side •f second television debate with '!be . poll ,showed carter conducted for Newsoay • his vehicle and ::Committee has declcled not to award the. peace prize this Carter on Oct. &, especilllly . gained five percentage points the Gannett Newspapers by power company ' workers year,', ' the statementsald. "The prize money..will he reserved · those of Slavic ancestry, over Ford since the first poll , Research , Ana1Ysts·-,...---f · lon early ·:'.Ior 197'1." · vurp. o were at the Intersect BosiDn.< · · Friday morning replacing ltle .: Accoo'dlng to rules of the Norwegian Nobel Institute, two pol,e. Ch(ef Cremeans said ipeace prizes colild be awarded next year. If the committee Shamblin 11 charged with .,',decides to withhold the honor; the $150,000 prize money will go leaving the scene of an ac:' bacli: to the Nobel Foundi!ti~. Of the 30 times the peace prize cident, driving ..ivhl)e ln.,has been reserved since lt ·was first awarded in 1901, it was " tolicated, and resisting :.. withheld 19.lim,ea - most recently In 1972. arrest . . surveys show. carter gams . •. . ~~:::~:~~y~~\~ ~ Driver three charges ' law In his use of campaign funds in his congressional elections. The President said he hoped the announcement would "elevate tl)e presidential campaign to a level befitting the American people." He said he and Corter now ahouid he able to discuss other IBiues "serious-. ly and honestly." He said Carter made "14 misreprese ntation s or Inaccurate statemenls" in their second debale, and added thai ·he felt "very strongly" about Carter•s· comments that the nation wasn 'I 88 strong as it Obce hBd been, had attempted a Vletnam-otyle venture In Angolo ond had lost respect. 'jl don't approve ol any candidate for president slandering tile name of the Ufiited States," Ford ssld. .Sen . Robert Dole, R.epu~~C\In VIce presidential . nommee, Hid Carter should apologize to Ford as a resull 'of · the prosecutor's announcement. · carter . said he had "no reason to dispute" the . prosecutor's findlnlls. But he said he wouldn't apologize foi his earlier statements demanding that Ford ''tell the truth, the whole truth and ,nothing but the truth about . (Cont!nued o~ page 10) and any refunds received will tie passed back to Columbia's customers. The FPC's July Order setting higher Wellhead prices resulted from an ISmonth study by the Commission of volunililous infonnation on cu,.ent coots for developing natural gas reserves in the offshore areas and in deeper .onshore formations, l'be FPC also considered certain non-cost factors Including the price of competitive fuels, the Impact of the new rates up(,n supply and demand, the natural gas shorlage and conservation of natural gas, · White said thai Increases · retl . • similar to those of Columbia p y•Up ·Gas of Ohio are being experlenced In aU slates served · . by inter-state pipelines as a result of the higher wellhead Committees were apprices. ' pointed and a ""'"" was The FCC Order set a price taken ,Wednesday evening of$l.42 per 1,000 cubic feet for when a citizens' group met. all gas discovered or comWith the only requirement mitted to the Interstate · being they have to be Inniarket after Januory 1, 111'15 , terested In painting and and $1.01 per. l,OOO cubic feet cleaning up Pomeroy, the for gas discovered or com- group decided to caU Itself, nillted after January I, 1973 "Pomeroy Citizens' Action and before 1975. Prior to the Group." new ruling, the qational Committees organized ceiling price lor gas aold to were, Pomeroy Approach Interstate pipelines had been Cleanup, Paul Simon 1 Vlllage 52 cents per 1,000 cubic feet. Cemetery Cleanup,, Walter White said that an Increase Robb ; Promotion - Publicity of 34 cents would mean that Committee, James Thomas; the average heating Restoration and Planning custamer whO uses 15,000 Committee, Mrs. Liz cubic feet of gas a month Hilferty, and Projects would P!'Y about~ per month COmmittee, E. F. Robinson more for gas service. In the and Mayor Clarence An, winter, this would · mean drews. aversge increases . of about The ne•t meeting will be $10 per month. Summer ln- Oct, 'll willt Dr. Harold _creases wool<! average abGul' Brown and ·Robb as co$2 a mooth. · chairmen. ' COmmittees to m p Omeroy Ji8Jn.ed .>,• .,. . SAUSBURY, .RHODESIA - PRIME MINISTER Ian , 'Smith sald today he wolild make a pact with ''moderate" .:blacks oujslde. the 118lio1181ist movement if the ·Geneva :·cooference "'n establlshlng an , interim government for Rhodesia collapses. Smith, In a ~levlaion . interyiew aired :.:today, said he would "genuineiy and tiooestly" attempt to !.-reach agreement witb black nationall.sts at the conference, · (Cont!nued on page 10) · '. ·Mentally retarded assigned . ' . .· ' entine FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1976 'i ·t . . Ackerman said the Warren County coroner did not, make the collection of sclentisls In the C01J11try" at Ute Communicable DiseaS<! Center in Atlanta. , , ·-- , autopay 'himself and should not have reported that Erbeck died "They say the same thing: 'There is no cause for alarm, and of a viral infection, suggesting the CI!Uie of the infection was the flu shot. . there Is no reason to stop the program."' · · Doctor have ooen unable to Unk llie Ohio deallts.dlrecUy to In Marlon CoWity, · Health Cornmisalooer Or. John the swine flu vaccine, · McNIIJill!l'a said no mass Inoculations would be given "Unlll So far, officals say, the only really questlooable case is in I'm satisfied myself" that the deaths-are not i;!lated to the Warren County where Alvin C. Erbeck, 74, died Wednesday, vaccine. McNamara said the vaccine would be available fot private several days ofter being inoculated. Erbeck had a history of heart disease, bUt br. Ralph Young, Warren County Coroner, lnoculatioos, "but I'm not going to advise 11. I want to be wi~ hours," he said .. , sailsfled with a better exp(anatlon on what csusd the dt!!illts. . "I have every cMftdence bt"the world tl)at we are. ~olngthe said an autopsy fall eel to reveal that he died of that cause. "This man died of a. viral lnfe'ction, exact cause undeter- . ."1 doo't buy everything those gilys in Washington ssy, or right thing. There is no danger ·with this· vaccine and the inined and I'm waving the red llag,saylng the lrrununlzatlon even those In Columbus.:· McNamara ssld. program should ·continue in Ohio," he said. · Ackerman said his opinion is backed up by "th'r-fim•st program should go slow," Young Said. :: COLUMBUS (uPl) -Three of four Ohio countieS which ·had ll1!l)1el1ded lite swil)e fiu inoculation program will reswne tile. prGgl'lll1l next week, the Ohio llealth Department said today. 'lbe prosrams will resume In Warren, Marlon and Stark .CounUee,l8idJiate Health~ John H. Ackerman. ·· However, Ackerman sald Highland County had suspended Ita II'CJII'Im and cancelled a 111118'! ctinlc lor the general public 't!hlch "'" ICheduled for Sunda)'. Ackerman said'liis depart-. ment would cancel all shipments of Ute vaccine to ihe county ,.11!<1 Wotlld send ~ployes down to the county to pi~kup what ..ccine the cowtly' heallit department has on hand. , Al:kermanlaid Thur9dayOhio counties which suspend the . iiiOCillallon program did a "terrible disservice" to tbe public. · ··. : R evenues lagging ,., COL.UMBUS (UPI) - State milltoil below projectiOns ~ · , Flnai1ce Director WUUam W.. tween jwy ·1 and Sept. 30. , Wllklna said today Ohio's "It is too early to revlae our revenues are running behind . forecast · either · for the expei:tatioM and that unle81 economy of the state or for the · situation Improves, revenue receipts over the . futther budget cuts.may be next nine monthS," said the · ~pecehary at the end of this .· flilance director. , · ONE; OF mESE; SENIOR GffiLS of Eastern High School will be named homeco1~1ing . , The state is already under a - year. queen Friday evemng, Oct. 22, at the Eastern Eagle galne. From the left are Teresa . ~.; Wilkins told a news con- 3 per ~nt reduction In agency Edwards, daughter ofMr, and Mrs. Robert Edwards, ReedsviUe; J~U Whitehead; daughter _; . letence aswnmer ·~pause" i"t ., ~~Pending, as ordered ~Y Gov. of Mr. and ~rs. Ernest Whitehead, Reedsville, and Diana Benedam; daughter of Mr. and · , ·Ohio's econo!'JIIc recover;.r · James A. Rhodes to ketp the Mrs .. FranciS, Benedum, Reedsville. The candidates were voted upon hy the senior class. · ~ ~ept tllate ~evenues $21.9 current budget In bala~~e . The entire school will vole on the queen , . . . , . . ~ ' ' ' RAC.1NE - The Southern Ohio Revised· Code that the substitute bus · drlnr and Local ~oard of Education • district prepare 'and Marjorie Saller as subotltate Thursday adopted · a diitrihute amualfy a mtten · cook, and approved the aeresol,ution that aU school age · ·progre811 repori for each of Ita · livity fund bUdget. students residing In Southern ~~ehools In the district. A copy The board will meet In Local · School district who ol the dlllrict report will be apeclai seulon on Monday, have attended a ,community kept In the clerk's office and a Oct. 18, lit 7 p.m. to ~ mentally retaradalion school review ~f the annual a....,.._ the athletic program in the be aBIIgned to ·the Meigs · ment elm be made upon district and agalrf on Oct. 28, County Board for the Men- request 'alao a reproduced to accept bids for the a!ldlliGII tally Retarded for the 1971-77 copy , of the anoual ....,.._ to the high &Cbool. The om school yeor. The action . was , ment report can be had upon regular ·eeuton will be oo; incOmpUancewlthHouseBW requests, , Nov. 11, at7:30 p.m. · 455, Jane Wagner, clerk, said. · The board gave its perAttending were J~ck The board also entered into mission to the County Health Bo.stlck, Robert Sayre, Gart a contract. with the Athens . Department to use the junior Eva11.1, Roger AclaDII and County Board of Education hfgh bUUding on Nov. 20 to Dallas Hill, board members, l9r a !):MR classroom admlnlater swine nu lhots. · Bobt!Y Ord, supel"lnlendent, supervisor. The board hired Ric~ )ane Wagner, clerll, JamH The board also adopted a VanMatre and Madhu Adami, Robeq Bee11e, · resolution mandated by the Malhorta as subsiltule William Baer and Larry teachers, Dan Riffle as Wolfe, prlncipall. I J - I �.. · 1'-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Oct. l5, 1976 ·Swine Flu shots.held up in 3 states Blast in 1908 of nuclear origiri By EMIL SVEIUS MOSCOW (UP!) - A mclear-powered space ship made by "beings from other woclda" may have crashed in central Sibi!ria 68 years ago, cavslng 8n explosion 2,000 times stronger than the first atom bomb, a Soviet scientist says. Alexei Zolotov told the Soviet news agency Tass Thursday he was almost certain the t·emendous blast rn June 30, 1908 was of iliCICI\1' origin. "l!e assumes that Ute.body, which ripped into the earth's iltmosp"here, might have ~>!en oi artificial origin, i.e., II might have been a craft made by intelligent beings from <ther worlds of the universe," Tass said. The explosion in a remote river valley in Tunguskajn, central siberia, was heard 745 miles away, The earth llhuddered so vioienUy that horsea pultiJ\g plows 240 mUes away were hurled Ill the ground. Scientlsts have said Ute force of the blast was between 20 and 40 million tons of TNT, II" up to 2,000 limes greater than the atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. There has been much speculation as to what caused the explosion, with theories- ranging! rom the CQlliaion with the earth of a "black hole" - matter so dense it drags in every particle around it ,.:. to a crashing meteorite or comet. But Zoiotov 's theory was the first widely publiciud view that the blast was nuclear aru(may have.been caused by an allen space Ship. Zolotov, a prominent Soviet scientist, and a ream of assistants have been con<!uctiJ\g research in .the:Tunguskajn area for the past · 17 years, Tass said. All expedition this sununer CQllected . samples of permlilrost soil dating hack to 1908 and bill of trees, which survived the holocaust. · · The samples, Zolotov said, seemed "to confirm our assumption that what took place in the Tungu.s Taiga was a nuclear explosion. So far there is. not a single fact that would contradict our nuclear hypo- thesis." . • Asked if it the blast cnuld have been cau8ed by a space ship, Zolotov told Tass : ''The possjbility of our planet being visited by intelligent beings from other worlds is . not entirely improbable." . . ' .GSI. affiliated . ~tate Institute (GSI ) became • teaching hospital of Ohio University's College of llsteopathic Medicine with. !he formalizing of · an af· filiation agreement anlounced Thursday here by Pr. Timothy B. Morit~. director of the Ohio Depart. men! of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Dr. Kenneth L. Upp, medical director oiGSI, said, "This affiliation agreement will enhance quality medical care to the residen!a, act as a stimulus for the present GSJ medical stall, and should I increase the recruitment of highly qualified physicians." Dr. Faverman said he anticipates that eventually as want to 1!ive that a chance to work. · "If we glve them what the governor wants and go Michigan one better, then Michigan will have to go Ohio on.e better. Pretty soon you've gO! something like a gasoline price war.'' Tabiack said testimony during Ute hearings thus far has llhown that "Ohio is the same as every other slate in the Midwest-there's some industry leaving and some coming in. If we enact something it will lake nine months to get it started and it won'thave that much effect." TablacK repealed he plans a committee vote on Rhodes' bills or a Democratic alternative by Oct. 27, and that timetable will not be accelerated if the •governor calls a special session to deal with the bills .• ''We're going as fast as we charge of falsificaUon. in Peking it is assumed thai Mao's lamed last words "Act according to the guiding Jrinciples laid down" was a lalslflcatlon of Chiang Ching, who with this preamble wanted to launch an alleged testament thst would have strengthened the leftist domination. . A great hattie has broken out in China over Mao's works. The entire population is suwosed to begin a new study of them. alleged putsch attempt and - ' perhaps more lmporlant falsification of the citations of Mao . In Shanghai and in the central Chinese industrial city of Wuhan foreign travelers report that wall posters have appeared describing the Mao's widow arid her three followers as "conspirators hostUe · to the PEKING ( UPI-DPA) Chiang Ching, the widow of Mao T~ung, and three of her followers have been arrested at a mountain resort about 18 miles from Peking, reliable sources in Peking said today. This new 1, iltlor.malion corrects. earlier rel!'lrla that the grol!fl ,!\'11~ '11\lli~ 1 1\t ·P government." confrontation durmg a Ominous warnings In the meeting of the politburo in press against taking in vain the People's Congress Hall. Maols words indicate a There is no irllormation in Peking to SUpPOrt talk of their '~execution ." On the cOntrary, experts here are He'd throw it again NEW YORK (UP!) -Mark Littell always will be remembered for one pitch. Despite almost anything else he might. do in his maj<r.league pitching career, the 23-year-old Littell locever will be 8880ciated with Cl!ris Chambliss' pennant-wirmlng home run , just as Ralph Jlranca has been haunted by Bobby Thomson's ·historic homer to win the 1951 National League playoff. · . '!be question will be asked by everyone Littell will meet this winter. Coping with the lmden will not )le easy. Branca was -crushed and overcome with grief lollo'!ling ThllllSOn's't>omer. But Littell was-extremely poised and IDlbroken in spirit alter Chambliss' shot . gave the Yankees a 7-' victory and the American League pennant. However, he admitted, "It's a very empty feeling." He told reporter after reporter: "If we were in the same situation next year, I would throw the same pitch. Two nigllts ago, he swu~g and missed at the same pitch. •:n was pretly much up,lnside a little .bit, afastball. 1 challenged him. I gave him my best pitch. He deserves credit fCJl" hitting it." unsupported. Tbe sheriff hils chlollengecl the people spreading these· r~mors, whom I· consider to be co-ro.rdi, to mikolheir statements In public and sign the1r n•mes to them. I fHI that the rumor mongers should either put up or shut up and not oHoinpt· to ~mur the good name of our sher:lff. · We have hlld very few br.. klng and enlerlngs which have not been solved; Our sherlll Is noi only o · IIO!Id sheriff, but a good detective. Hod II not lioen for him, a murderir would have kiliec! his wife a '-w years ago and gotten by with it. The man killed his wife ind pretended It was 1 car or truck wreck. Tlwough the ellorts of our lheriR, he was stnl to the penitentiary. Some people saw this man handing out troe tickets at the Ohio State Fair after he WIS sentenced. However, this w•s not the fault of our sheriH. It was the governor Today's who permitted this and used tht man as his chaffeur, as I understand It, · . ' ROSS NORRIS Sport, Parade Paid Pol. Adli. By MILTON RICHMAN UPi Sports Editor ' Wlanimous that the execution reports, which come from Hong Kong, are completely unreliable. 'Ibis also is the conviction of West German Atrihassador Erwin Wickert. It is not believed that Hua Kuo-feng, the new chairman, would bitrden himseH with an intentional murder. This does not mean that no deaths took place during the arrest. The reports on a hand-tohand fight and an exchange of shots poin t to bloodshed caused by resistance. The arrests were said to have taken place in a can go now," said Tablack. mountain vacation resort reserved for functionaries. Diplomatic sources said the WINNER NOTED security group that guarded Winner of a semi automatic the late Premier Chou En4ai 12 gauge, 1100 series shotgUrt look part in the arrest given away by the UMWA Su_pporters Club was Dallas operation. This information surprised DeBored, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. those who had assumed that this group of experienced specialists had not become a OVAFL Standings casualty of the left-wing camW l T P OP 30 0 96 2 paign but survived the purge Wood 2 1 0 .42 J.<l Gall ia 0 2 0 6 32 under the protection of wa shington 0 1 0 14 90 former Security Minister H~a Big Bend Kualeng. Slowly Ute Chinese mass media are laying the groundTHI l:IAIL T UNTINU DfVOffD TO JHf work lor charges against the INTIIUST o• group. The direction arrested MfiOJ..MASON AIIIlA CHISRit, , TAH.HIHIU of the campaign clearly f•K, ld, shows the charges will be an IOIJif HOUliCH i i nrtRnJ~1liii n£WSPAP£fR CARRIII£R DAY::: many as 120 medical students a year will receive some of their clinical training at the Southeastern Ohio in· stitutlons dealing with mental health and retardation. The GSI now serves 1,322 residential patients. Dr. Faverman said with the addition of the Institute, the new university medical school has ai!Uialions with II medical facilities. The hospitals have CQmbined capacity of 4,195 beds. "This is another indication of !lie growing affiliation between Ohio University and the department. Both organizations are attempting \Q increase their service to the people of Ohio," said ·Favennan. a City lfl,or ' Puloll..t..d O.lly IUepl hturH-,' 11,.. ''"' Ohio 'l•lle' Pubtl1hlng (gmpal'y, Ul Co.,rt St., Pomt~roy , Ohio .4 HM. 'lutlneu Ollie• Phone "lii· 21U. J.ntorloiPho"oM1.111J1. j 14!w,.d ,t.•i FJ<MI•p paid ld ' - e l y, Ohio. , ', Natle,..l odwortltlng reproMntoll. . Ward · Or!Hith (Ofllpc!I"T · Inc., lot. " ...111 ,,_ Dlw., ur TIHr~ A,..., He" TOft!, N.Y. 1M17. SvM<rlpllon ret11 : o.n • .,.,. .., wnhtr whlore .-111~ .. 11 c..-t• P"!r o.t,_,._, - "· ly Motor louro wM,. c.rr,_ Mrflcl not • .,.u •• ht, ~~ mont~ , u .n . a., -'''"Ohio e!WI w. va .. 0,. Year, na.N r ll• "'•"'"'· nut: Th,..j. rnontht, n,N, l ...wMre n• .lt '(Nf: Sl• monthtlU .Mt Thr11 mOfltht, H .St . 1~Jiuulpllon 111'"- l ntho~d•• Tlmet-Siflllnel. '"""r on Al ROUSH JN.REFORGER Army M-Sgt. William L. Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Roush , 39 Rutland St., Middleport, is one of the thousands of American and Allied troops who took part in the recent~ NATd llxercise Relorger 76 in !>ermany. Sgt. Roush is assigned as an operations sergeant in the 62nd Ak,Deli··n~e i\rjiyery.'tn Genq¥ti¥,~ p53' gr~duali! of P?merp~ , IN,~ . S~'ll'ool,_ h!s .wife, Veromca 1 ts with htm m Germany. DR. LAMB Can diet affect hearing loss? By Lawreace E. Lamb M.D. for any advice YOU can give. DEAR DR. LAMB - I have DEAR READER - Your had Meniere's disease for 2tl case is unusual because il years. The hearing in my involves both ears and began · right ear deteriorated first. at such an early age. After about 15 years my left Meniere's disea!JC more often ear started to go. begins ln middle life. I no longer have the serious For the benefit of other vertigo I had the first 15 readers the disease is years, only occasional slight characterized by dizzlneltS dizzlneaa, par;tlcularly when I (vertigo) that makes a roll over in bed, rarely when I person have · a sensation of am upright. motion, loss of hearing and I wear hearing aida on both ringing buzzing in the ears. ears. 1be sound distortion, Unless there is an associated however, Is becoming more hearing loss it Is not true serious and I am concerned Meniere's disease. . about being able to continue A person with this disease working which requires . may feel line except during ~!king to others and on the atiacks, The attacks may be phone. · associated with nausea .and Last year I heard about a rarely vomiting, somewhat ~or who had some success • like motion sickness. During In restoring hearing in the attack the eyes may be Menere's patients using a low seen to move hack and forth cholesterol diet. · 10 jerky movements called My other health is line. I nystagmus. . . . am ~ BJid 'wiegh 130 pounda . _As the heanng ts lost llliand am 4 feet 2. I would zme.u ~ppearsas it has 1.n certainly try a diet if it would your case. Hearmg loss IS help my hearing. Thank you v • or progressive SO· the dizziness · from motion sickness. . sensation seems to burn itself A diet that restricts salt is out in lime. The attacks are used in some patients with treateO with medicines used Meniere's disease to try to to treat motion sickness. prevent any accumulation of The cause ollhe disease is · fluid in the balance canals. unknown. Some authorities And circuiatlon can be a think II .is caused by an ac- factor. 1 am doubtlulthat you ... cumulation of excess fluid in will get muclj benefit from a the deiica_te balance ap- low·fat, low-cholesterol diet paratus m&de the ear. These but it is worth tr~lng . 1 am canals are somewhat like a sending you The Health carpenter's level and send Letter number 1-3 Diet s!g~~ls to the brain about the · Preventing Athero~ierosis: pos1t1on of .the head. When Others who want this In· they are inflamed or .ac- formation can send 50 cents ·tumuiate fluid or are wit!) a long, stamped, sell· otherWISe damaged they send addressed envelope lor it lai~e information to the Sendyourlettertomeincar~ bram, just as a faulty car- of this newspaper, P.O. Box penler's level could give 1551 Radio City Station New misinformation. The brain York NY 10019. , ' then is confused, causing Fatty cholesterol aeposi~ . sensations of motion. can affect :any arteries and Y~u~an have the ~ensation impair circulation. Some of .d1zzmess _or vertigo from people do gel improvement in other !lled1cal problems, hearing and ear function if mcludmg mfiammalion · theyareabletoreversethese resulllng from a r_ecent v1ral circulation problems so you respiratory onfecllon and , of might as welllry it. couJ.:Se. some people gel it .. ,. The task of keeping· you informed is performed by newspaper carriers. It is their job to bring to your home national regional and local news, as well as advertising to inform you of ways to mvest your money. • . • I . Satur(!ay is INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER . CARRIER DAY- October 16th. 'so let us salute these ambitious young men and women. Their newspaper rovte Is one step in planning fol' their future lives. They are tomorrow's leaders. · · ' .. By MILTON RICHMAN ' OPI Sports Editor NEW YORK (UP!)- They could keep questioning him all night, llhow Ute replay a hundred times or do anything in the world they wanted to him, but Chris Chambliss was going to stick to his story. "I t.oucJlfd all the bases/' be said over and over again·. "Eveo-.slnglerneofthe bases ... I touched them all ... My God, why do they keep on asking me the same question?" '!be answer to that one was simple. Chris Chambliss had just wort the pennant lor the New York Yankee.s with a ninth-inning leadoff first-pitch home run, . . off Mark Utlell of the. Kansas City Royals. And hardly had the ' hall stopped ratUing around in the right field seats fqr a 7~ :victory than a sub!lantial portion of Ute 56,8211ans on hand at Yankee SbidilJIII suddenly went stark raving, wild-eyed mad. '!bey jumped over anything and everything and everyone they · : found in their way and sw~rmed over the field like !' vast army :· of an!a. '!bey all but swallowed up Chambliss as he tried to run · •' around the bases. The last hase he touched was second, with his hand. , He fell a moment later and nearly was trampled underfoot : by the mob which came straight at him like a thundering herd • of buffalo. The rules specifically say a batter must touch all four basea to be credited with a home run and Chambliss insisted he did that, but he didn't becaiiSC it was humanly lmpossible for him to bull his way through the crowd. Some of the Yankees saw wh.....,as happening and were worried the Royals might try to appeal to the umpire. . Chambliss, who set a record with II hits in the playoffs, already was l!elng interviewed on 1V in the clubhouse when Yankee Coach Ellston Howard burst in looking for him. "You didn't touch - - • home base," Howard yelled at him. Chambliss broke off the interview. "I thought I touched it," he said. ''You didn't, you didn't!" hollered Howard, pure alarm in his eyes. "C'mon outside and do it." Howard got third haaeman Graig Nettles to help clear a psth from the clubhouse to the dugout and then up to the p)ate. Chambliss never made it. There were too many blocking his way. He hlisn't touched the plate yet. It didn't matter, beeauae the Royals weren't about to appeal. . Whitey He=g, the · Royals' manager, wanted to win so badly, he'dtryany!hing-~nything reasonable- but he knew in view of the circumstances any appeal would be useless. "What dlflerence does it make?" he said over Chambliss' failure to cClllple!e the circuit because of the menacing mob, .. • which almost stampeded him. "He CQUidn't do anything about it. Third base was gone by the time he got there. Somebody simply picked it up and took off with it. He couldn't touch what wasn't there and there was no way in the world he could ever get to home plate." In 110me respects, Chamb~' hcimer was like the one Bobby Thomson hit to win thepeMantlortheGianls in 1951; in <ther respec!a It was entirely different. ·' Buth hit their homers in the last of the ninth in the final , • playoff game and both connected off fastballs, but Thomsiln ' nwiaged to touch. every base and got hack into the clubhouse with a lot less diffiCUlty than Chambliss. Tile two men were in the same state of semi-shock 'Immediately afterward. , ·· As soon as the ball Chambliss hit headed lor the right field aeata, George Brett of Ute Royals sank to his knees at third base and started !l"aying. "I kept saying, 'please come hack, please CQme hack,' " said the Kansaa City third baseman, whose three-run homer in _, ,the eigllth had tied the score at !Hill. "I don't think the ball heard me." A l9t of people in their clubhouse helped the Yank~s celebrate their first American League pennant in dozen years. One of them was veteran Cary Grant, who stood in coach Bob Lemon's locker and watohed the celebration . . "What did you think of Chambliss' home run?" .someone asked him. "What did I think of it?" Grant laughed. "I exjlloded; I don't thlnlthe ever llnillhed It, did he? With all those people out there, !Je may have to come hack at three' in the m~rning _ to touch the p!ste." . a . ! Meigs·girls sweep two ., .. The Meiga Girls Volleyball ~iris lii-7 and 15-9. The n~xt teams made another clean game lor both club!·. will be THE DAILY SENTINEL - • · ;; . . 11 With DO school .• ATHENS- The Gallipolis Mao's widow ·arrested . Ch8mbliss' shot puts_Yankees in World Series' TO THE VOTERS OF MEIGS COUNTY: By Han•..Juergen Hoeler Industrial tax relief hill ' . will he·held up in House . S..TbeDaUySentinei,Mlddleport·Pomeroy, O., Friday,Oct. l5, 1978 h The lilting miy 1111!8111 the By SCOT!' MacLEOD deceased. • The stares had banned flu Jleaource•, ssid ' "I thoug 111 peraon died followlnc a flu Uolled Preoslnleruallooal However , "There 's no shots following lhe deaths of Pw:!gr:d~ca~sest: i~ shot, n<t thallbe Ov lbot-hu The U.S. swine flu question at the !l"esent time three per!IIXls Monday in been Implicated In lbe death · • immunization program, that Ute ll"Ogram is adversely Pittsburgh, who were almost hysU!rla existing be· , cause of lhe deaths. But Onthecontrary,lbeCDCaald given a clean bill of health by affected," he said. at the same ...,.., e are go'"" to die, many of the dj!alhl tiready President Ford and · vaccinated the governme~t 's top neighborhood clinic at Lhe ~.... 1 ""' ha been traced to <the ve r phy'sician, wa.s resumed members of the First FamUy same time and then died a particularly in that age group. They have lheir facts causes. today by all but three s!a~s. were inoculated at the While few hours larer. CDC 1nves t1 ga to ra were stra•••t ·now," Dr. Theodor.e Cooper, House to hac~ claims that the "Once we derennlned that, ""' Joo~•- into uno1f1 l a l - · The federal Cenrer lor .,.,g c •...-assista~t secretary lor administration 's $135 millim with the poasible exception of D!se . aae CMtrol in AUants that at least u penJOns died . nationwide · prevention plan Health, Education and l'itlsbur••, -"-... all of the deaths . planne · d to add '""·y to its nat1on_.._ ....., 110metime .. ..,.. Welfare, in Washington, was safe for Arr1eriCBJ111. were due to natural causes """' i·"'•-·'·"-'Only Wisconsin, Michigan unrelate<l to . the influenza official list of14 l)l!l'aons it has . rece vuog an ............., ouace cleared \lJe vaccine of any "-·d died' within two be the government's progrilm responsibility In the deaths of · and Maine contiJ\Ued ·their inununizatlon we felt · we . con"'""' Oct 1 " " fin• ·•-'·. ~ · • ·• 14 persons - including the han on .the shots. rould ' proceed w1! h our days folio'"'. ""• '"'"'" · Alaska, New Mexico, ll"Ogram as plaMed," said Initial Pittsburgh trio which the CDc said died Texas, Vermont , Illinois, New Mexico state within 4l! hours of receiving Virginia, Louisiana and epidemiologist Dr. Jrnathan Allegheny County, Pa. Mann. doses. I ~ave be.tn In Mtlgs County all my II'-, and hllvt cOoper also slated there ( Pittsburgh) health Dr. Fratus Dull, voted tor over 50 yens. I would like to express my was nothing wrong with the authorities have BMounced rommlssioner of the Texas leellngs about Robert Hortonboch. W. hove the best of im· Department of Health way. the vaccinations were •esvmptions sheriff noV< that we hove over hod. These rumors IIIII peOJife hove been spreading, In my opinion, oro lotoily administered to the munizations. ' By LEE LEONARD provide evidence that joba UPI Stale~ouse Reporter would be produced." COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Rhodes' three bills under chairJnan of the Ohio House study in the committee . Ways and Means Committee would : said today majority - Exempt inventories, · Democrats may accept ·an machipery and equipment of abbreviated version of Gov. an expanding manulactw-er · James A. Rhodes' tax relief fr"f" the tangible personal for industry, but no final (PI"Operty tax lor up to eight action will be taken by the years. General Assembly until alter - llxempt from the same the election. tax the purchase of new "We don 't need it now/' equipment lor modernization said Rep. George D. Tabiack, for lour years. · [).Campbell, · w Ji o s e - Exempt businesses committee has compiete.d expanding to inner cities three hearings on Rhodes' from taxes on up Ill 50 per economy-and-jobs bills and is cent ofthe Increased value of plllllJ1!ng two more l<r next their real estate, machinery Mooday and Tuesday. and eq!iipment for up to 10 "There's no evidence it will years. ltnprove the situation,'' said "We ought to try crawling · Tablack . "fndu~try's not before we wal~," said going to come flocking in here · Tablack. "U we give them all of a sudden with jobs." that much, we're · However, the chairman overcompensating, and it's srud, the DemoCrats may be the individual taxpayer willing to offer existing Ohio picking up the bill. industries up to 100 per cent ''Business is already going abatemeni of their taxes on to be receiving a 2 per cent e)lpansions in inner city areas reducUon on machinery and I~ four or five years. equipment and another 2 per ; "But not eight, 10 or 12 cent oo inventories in 1977 tears;" stipuiatfld Tablack. from the lax relief legislation ':And they would have to ,. we enacted this year. We ' sweep. Thursday when the Varsity and JV teams both defeated Jackson. The Varsity girls kept improving u theY ..on a thriller 'in the opening gilme 17-15, then lost the lleond by a 15-9 count. The'rvbber game went 15-'i In Metp', favor, duelargeiy to ' IOIDe excellent team work and timely spikes. The JVa didn't have quite - u bani a time u they took - two 'llraigllt from the Iron· . ' Monday ev~ning at Racine. They also play next week. on Tuesday at Wellston and then ·on Thufsday at home in a trl· match with Kyger Cr!!flk and Athena. · By RICK GOSSEIJN championship series and UPI Sports Writer secured lor the Yankees their · NEW YORK ( tJPI ) 30th pennant. Twenty -live years ago, Chambliss was 'knocked Bobby 'Jbcrnson hit "the shot down, pushed, pecked at and heard 'round lhe world" into almost stripped of his the left field seals at the Polo uniform by the onslaught of Grounds to send the New fans onto the field. York Giants into· the World "My only thought was to Series with a playoff victory get around: I knew I had to over the Brooklyn Dodgers: toUch all the gs," he said, Chris Chambliss did his , "A couple o( the guys part in commemoratiJ\g the (teammates) came out and event Wednesday nigllt with llragged me out bl the crowd. his own version of the shot "It 's just a spectaCUlar heard 'round lhe world - a feeling ." leadoff home run in the '!bat "spectacular feeling " bottom of the ninth inning - shared by Chambliss and his to give New York a dramatic reammares will undoubtedly 7-' victory over the Kansas diminish by Saturday when City Royals and send the the Yanks begin tl!eir dubious Yankees into the World task of playing the defending Series against· the Cincinnati . world champion Cincinnnti :~:b:r~~~:.:~~ Gullet's p1tch of the lnnmg to salvage a victory lor the Yankees afler they had \llown a threerun lead an inning earlier. · "Now I know how Bubby felt ," said whose second horner of playoffs gave him a record II hils in the . · · · to tie the game. But Jacksoo Reds in the World Series. The series opens in Cincin- got the neil three hatters and na ti, with Don Gullett Dick Tidrow worked out of a . expected to hurl lor the Reds . two:runner jam in the ninth to New York Manager ·Billy keep the score lied lor · Martin is expected to pull Chambliss. "When Chris hit that home another surprise from his I1Jil in the ninth, I don 't think. grab bag of pitching talent and name little-used Doyle I' ve ever been happier or prouder in my entire life, .Alexander as his starter . · Martin almost depriyed ·even when I got the hit to win New York of ila first peMant the 1953 Series lor the since 1964, when he b)Wssed Yankees," said Martin. " ... American League relief ace Now I think I know how Casey Sparky Lyle in favor of Grant . Stengel felt back then ." John Mayberry belted a Jackson, alw starter Ed tw~un home run Ill provide Figueroa gave vp a leadoff Kansas City the initial lead in single in the eighth. Jackson allowed a pinch the first, but the -top of the single to Jim Wohlford and New York order look aver in George Brett followed with . its half of the inning to give the Yankees the first of three his . first homer of' the plavoffs . opening six frames. The first (our hatters in the New York order - Mickey Rivers, Roy Whire , Thurman Munson and Chambliss accounted lor all 11 hils and the seven runs the Yankees mustered off.five Kansas City pilche<s. CharnbllltS knocked in three of the . runs with a :oacrifice fly and a lorceout in addition Ill his horner . Kansas City also nipped Ed Figueroa lor an unearned run in the seCond inning on a pair of singles and an error by right fielder OScar Gamble. But the slend' r 19-game winner held the Royals to just three singles over the nell live irmings belor.e giving way to JackSOn. "It's tough to swallow ," said· Brett, the American League's .balling champion . "We just don't have any more games -left. We went from looking forward lo what was going to be one of the biggest weeks of our lives next week to going horne and dolng nothiilg .'' · Kansa s City manaJer Whitey Herzog added , "Let me just say that I've enjoyed being here ...sorry II didn't work out lor us. J'he Yankees have a good hall club and they'll do fine against the Reds. The ·best ieam probably wo~ . " arm all the way back · , .. .. I I I I · I By RICK VAN SANT downs through the season, slammed a home run in last "I don't like the OH rule. I CINCINNATI (UPI) - A but a few weeks ago I could year's World Series. ''I try to think it tak es somethin g -. few weeks ago, D<in Gullett feel II all coming back for excel in all aspects of the away from Ute game. But, It's game. I -try to field my figured to be watching the me," Gullett recalled on the just going to be something position well. Every,tlmei hit dilierent that I'll have to get 7'1• Pel . per year on a playoffs and World Series eve of the World Series. from the bench. The ~year-old veteran of Ute hall, I run trout as hard··as e to. I guess it's supposed to 4 year certificate of But he suddenly bounced seven major league seasons I can. me concentrate on deposit. hack from some physical permitted only two .hits over pitc · g, and it might help $1 ,000.00 m1mmum problems ·to start-and star eight innings last Saturday in me so . We'll have to see." d~posil , interest paid in- last "Saturday's opening starting the Reds cln their Friday's games Reds' itting coach Ted quarterly. playoff game. way to a three game sweep · Kluszewski, who caHs Gullett And now, as he prepares to over Ihe Philadelphia Ph Us. "by far the best hitting A subsHui!l& l penlllfy is IS E OAU 1 ed on .. 11 cer t lfiCBi tt pitch Saturday's opening . "I felt 1 was hack 100 per A then s a t M eigs pitcher on this .teum " und InVok liCCo unt s w ithd r awn prior onton "' Gtl ll l p ol is World Serle.s game, Gullett is centfor the playoffs and I'm JIrackso also Is opposed to the DH to ttHI dele ~f mttt urllv . n Bl Well ston · · "thro~g as well as he ever ready to . go fOI' the -series," Wa\l erly at Loga n concept "beeause it takes the TRI -VALLEY has in his career," says the said Gullett. "It's an exciting fan out of the game nloq Coun ty a t Alexand er southpaw's closest ob!erver feeling to know I'll be out Vi Federal Hoc king at a.e lp re (armchair managing)," stiH and chief critic, pitching there when it ali starts Warr en Lo cal a t Nelson Vi lle- admits Gullett's pitchin g Yort-. coach Larry Shepard. Saturday." might benefit by the rule. SVAC United Press ln!ernatloal · "I'll be the first one to be What does bother Gullett a Eastern at Sou thwester n " He'.s not going to be K y ger Cr eek surprised ifhe isn't at the top little bit though is knowing he Sou111er n atIOfh getting worn down working,at Th e Ath ens Countv c rs l , Ohio University, trying to of his game Saturday," IJ'O· willnevercometntheplatein the plate or running the Iront on SL J oe a t No rt h Slvlngs & Lo•n Co. rebound from its first loss of claims Shepard. "I think he's the World Series. Ga ll ia 296 Second 51 . bases," said Kiu. "So on the Symm es v a lley at H annan !he season, and Miami, trying · all Ute way back." Pomeroy , Ohio Designated hitters will be Oa k Hill a t Co al Grov e mound , it 's got to help to win its first, meet Saturday What Shepard referred to permitted in the series and Ch illi coth e a t Lan c as i er Gullett. at Athens in one of those were neck and arm ailments · Anderson, while declaring he R(lCk Hi ll ~tt F ~ i r land , "But," added Klu, "i f "throw the records out the that hindered Gullett much of doesn't like Ute DH rule- "ft Water fo rd a t Mill er Huntington E a s l at Pl .' Gullett can1e Ill the plate in window" games, ('7 : 30) the regular season. Until last makes a mockery of the P le asa n tSATURDAY this series I think he 'd ge t his "I said we'd walk on the week, Shepard and manager game'' ~announced hits. He's just that kind of an ~n rian T r a ce at Ir ont on field even this season .with Sparky Anderson were not Thurstlay he ·wm bat a DH HRese r ves athlete." · every opponent," said OU counting on Gullett for either Instead of his pitcher. Coach Bill Hess, whose the playoffs or World "It's really going to be Bobcats·take a H marldnto Series. different for me, because I the CQnrest after last week's Thermal-Knit "I kept having ups and like to hat," said Gullett, who 17-15 loss at Central Michigan, "and from there it's altitude, health of the Ji1RMS INTERESTED learn and the type of game we COLUMBUS (UP!) - Two play. I haven't seen a thing to Heavy Cotton days of meetings in Tokyo change my mind." have resulted in 42 Japanese Miami, off to an 0-<i start, firms expresaing interest in the worst in its history, has locating (acilities in the had a weekend off to get Chlil-eha•ing un· ·United States, · state things back in llhape and HellS ·derihlrti, long Development Director James ligures the Reds)tins will. john•. Ea1y -cari1 A. Duerk's office said · "We feel Miami is a good no · shrink! S, l, XL. opponents and they fell Thursday . By Greg Bailey MAC football team," said the It's been a down year for behind, finally losing 26-14. Duerk and 21 Ohio business conference's dean of coaches. the Warriors in 1976, but this This Is no small tribute to and state olliciala are on a "Records don't mean much, Satur~y should hold ·the CQUrage in sports within our two-week trade mission in the especially in this year of highlight of the season for the own county. Far East. The Ohioans met surprises. Meigs residents, you can be. with olliciala of 90 Japanese . Meigs based lootballers. "In their circumstances/' Alter dropping a preseason proud of your amateur team, Tuesday and · added Hess, "a weekend off.· contest 89·0 to a semf· despite its losses. It also firma Wednesday in Toltyo. last Saturday was an professional team in proves Meigs County can Forty-two firms expressed excellent time to regroup, Morgantown, W. Va., the have a great team in the interest in building facilities think over their problems and Warrior morale .was at low future if the players and fans in the United States, with six have time to · CQrrect their tide, and quite a few of the will only get out and support listed as immediate mistakes." original team decided to hang those we already have. If new prospects for expansion, Miami has not had a losing up their cleats. A lew players from the area join the Duerk's office said. foothall season since 1942, but dieharda held on. · team in the future seasons, The group plans to visit a loss to the Bobcats would Then these determined but we don't have to take a OSaka, Hong Kong arid Sin· ensure the Redskins of no outnumbered men, 16 to be backseat to any area, regard· gapore before returning to better than a 0-6 reCQrd. exact, opened regular season less of lis size. We can only do Ohio Oct. 22. The Miami.QU game is one play in St. Marys, W. Va. it if the seniors of Eastern, POMEROY, 0. of three Mid-Am contests on against the Wood Co. Raiders Meigs, Southern, and tap Saturday. The others lind from Parkersburg · and the Wahama join us ·each year. Kent' State, trying to slay surrounding area. Sixteen ' The Warriors are playing alive in the race, at Bowling started and 12 were still host in Middleport Saturday Green and winless Toledo at healthy enough to play when night to tile Washington Co. Western Michigan. the final whistle blew 60 76ers of Marietta. The game, Other games involving minutes later. Not so much scheduled to kick off at 7:30 • MAC clubs have Ball Slate at outplayed but rather ran into p.m. at the Middleport Akron, Indiana State at the ground, the final score Stadium, features two teams Central Michigan . and was~. beaten by lloth ihe Raiders. Northern llllnois entertaining .. Again a few quit, but the and DISciples. It should be lllinois State. Elas~ern real Warriors, courageous close and exciting with lots of Michigan is idle. ' ·· despite overwhelming odds, action, so plan to attend and rescheduled their next league support these very detercontest, forfeited s non- mined young men from MeigR league tlit, and recruited a County. new team to add to the FOR nucleus of veterans. For hospital cheer Then under a new head coach, the best of the old and ., the new Warriors took the . field against the 1975 OVAFL 37 to 72 Federal tax and recappable cuing. : Champion Disciples of Gallia Fresh green pia nts, ' County. This team, with DESIGN FEATURES YOUR BENEFITS almost no practice, held ihe from · former champs to sii poin~ • in the first half, while at the ·~-' same time missed two very • Wh~e Walls • Delivers Outstanamg All Around. . ' Ronald Grate, Regina good chances to score. · ...__./. Winter Traction Grate to Don E. Harrison, · In the third quarter their • W"Hie 78 Series Tread Diane Harrison, Lot 17 inexperience paid off lor the HutChinson Sub., Rutland. • Big Footprint for "Go" Power" ·· Richard Rosenbaum, I.Aiis S. Rosenb!lum to Wllllam L. Sonical~ Engineered Tread LEGAL NOTICE Denton, 1\llth A. Denton, .35 • Reduces Noise Level Design acre, Pomeroy. .• W!lllam Harold Williams The Public Util iti,es Commission o,f Ohio has Sr. to George A. ' Brown, • Provides Long Tread War . 11 set for public hearing Case No . 76-535-EL·FAC • Rigid Center 7:' Bars Bernice P. Brown, 1.58 acre, to re~iew the fuel procurement practices and 5.50 a,cres, Sallabury. policies of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Lawrence D. Brogan to • Use of Studs Provides Excellent. Electric Company, the operation of its fuel Patri~ia Brogan, parcels, • Ninety-Six Stud Capacity* adjustment clause, and related matters. This Syracuse. Robert ·C. Hartenbach, · hearing is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m .. Sherllf, Donald Harden, eta! E.D.T. on October 18, 1976, at the offices of . to Dorothy V. Harden, lA\ 17 the Commission. 180 Esst Broad Street, ColumCrooks Add., Syracuse. bus, Ohio . All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard .' Further informa· Ice Grip Studs Avaiiable Where tion may be obtained by contacting the Com· . ld MAc • enemies to clash . Meia~: Co. Branch · - ~· MEN'S UNDERWEAR warnors tangle with 76ers here NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE .. MUD. & SNOW ··7a.. RETREAD Meigs Property Transfers 2 FOLIAGE • GARDENS JS.OO . e mission. OFFICE tw~un tnnmes durin!! Lhe lo S_(CLOSE . . AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO By Randall G. Applegate, Secretary POMEROY HOME & AUTO drake oerv1ce- r:runt Alignmenr 600 E. Main St. I• / End 992-2094 Pomeroy, o. , �.. · 1'-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Oct. l5, 1976 ·Swine Flu shots.held up in 3 states Blast in 1908 of nuclear origiri By EMIL SVEIUS MOSCOW (UP!) - A mclear-powered space ship made by "beings from other woclda" may have crashed in central Sibi!ria 68 years ago, cavslng 8n explosion 2,000 times stronger than the first atom bomb, a Soviet scientist says. Alexei Zolotov told the Soviet news agency Tass Thursday he was almost certain the t·emendous blast rn June 30, 1908 was of iliCICI\1' origin. "l!e assumes that Ute.body, which ripped into the earth's iltmosp"here, might have ~>!en oi artificial origin, i.e., II might have been a craft made by intelligent beings from <ther worlds of the universe," Tass said. The explosion in a remote river valley in Tunguskajn, central siberia, was heard 745 miles away, The earth llhuddered so vioienUy that horsea pultiJ\g plows 240 mUes away were hurled Ill the ground. Scientlsts have said Ute force of the blast was between 20 and 40 million tons of TNT, II" up to 2,000 limes greater than the atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. There has been much speculation as to what caused the explosion, with theories- ranging! rom the CQlliaion with the earth of a "black hole" - matter so dense it drags in every particle around it ,.:. to a crashing meteorite or comet. But Zoiotov 's theory was the first widely publiciud view that the blast was nuclear aru(may have.been caused by an allen space Ship. Zolotov, a prominent Soviet scientist, and a ream of assistants have been con<!uctiJ\g research in .the:Tunguskajn area for the past · 17 years, Tass said. All expedition this sununer CQllected . samples of permlilrost soil dating hack to 1908 and bill of trees, which survived the holocaust. · · The samples, Zolotov said, seemed "to confirm our assumption that what took place in the Tungu.s Taiga was a nuclear explosion. So far there is. not a single fact that would contradict our nuclear hypo- thesis." . • Asked if it the blast cnuld have been cau8ed by a space ship, Zolotov told Tass : ''The possjbility of our planet being visited by intelligent beings from other worlds is . not entirely improbable." . . ' .GSI. affiliated . ~tate Institute (GSI ) became • teaching hospital of Ohio University's College of llsteopathic Medicine with. !he formalizing of · an af· filiation agreement anlounced Thursday here by Pr. Timothy B. Morit~. director of the Ohio Depart. men! of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Dr. Kenneth L. Upp, medical director oiGSI, said, "This affiliation agreement will enhance quality medical care to the residen!a, act as a stimulus for the present GSJ medical stall, and should I increase the recruitment of highly qualified physicians." Dr. Faverman said he anticipates that eventually as want to 1!ive that a chance to work. · "If we glve them what the governor wants and go Michigan one better, then Michigan will have to go Ohio on.e better. Pretty soon you've gO! something like a gasoline price war.'' Tabiack said testimony during Ute hearings thus far has llhown that "Ohio is the same as every other slate in the Midwest-there's some industry leaving and some coming in. If we enact something it will lake nine months to get it started and it won'thave that much effect." TablacK repealed he plans a committee vote on Rhodes' bills or a Democratic alternative by Oct. 27, and that timetable will not be accelerated if the •governor calls a special session to deal with the bills .• ''We're going as fast as we charge of falsificaUon. in Peking it is assumed thai Mao's lamed last words "Act according to the guiding Jrinciples laid down" was a lalslflcatlon of Chiang Ching, who with this preamble wanted to launch an alleged testament thst would have strengthened the leftist domination. . A great hattie has broken out in China over Mao's works. The entire population is suwosed to begin a new study of them. alleged putsch attempt and - ' perhaps more lmporlant falsification of the citations of Mao . In Shanghai and in the central Chinese industrial city of Wuhan foreign travelers report that wall posters have appeared describing the Mao's widow arid her three followers as "conspirators hostUe · to the PEKING ( UPI-DPA) Chiang Ching, the widow of Mao T~ung, and three of her followers have been arrested at a mountain resort about 18 miles from Peking, reliable sources in Peking said today. This new 1, iltlor.malion corrects. earlier rel!'lrla that the grol!fl ,!\'11~ '11\lli~ 1 1\t ·P government." confrontation durmg a Ominous warnings In the meeting of the politburo in press against taking in vain the People's Congress Hall. Maols words indicate a There is no irllormation in Peking to SUpPOrt talk of their '~execution ." On the cOntrary, experts here are He'd throw it again NEW YORK (UP!) -Mark Littell always will be remembered for one pitch. Despite almost anything else he might. do in his maj<r.league pitching career, the 23-year-old Littell locever will be 8880ciated with Cl!ris Chambliss' pennant-wirmlng home run , just as Ralph Jlranca has been haunted by Bobby Thomson's ·historic homer to win the 1951 National League playoff. · . '!be question will be asked by everyone Littell will meet this winter. Coping with the lmden will not )le easy. Branca was -crushed and overcome with grief lollo'!ling ThllllSOn's't>omer. But Littell was-extremely poised and IDlbroken in spirit alter Chambliss' shot . gave the Yankees a 7-' victory and the American League pennant. However, he admitted, "It's a very empty feeling." He told reporter after reporter: "If we were in the same situation next year, I would throw the same pitch. Two nigllts ago, he swu~g and missed at the same pitch. •:n was pretly much up,lnside a little .bit, afastball. 1 challenged him. I gave him my best pitch. He deserves credit fCJl" hitting it." unsupported. Tbe sheriff hils chlollengecl the people spreading these· r~mors, whom I· consider to be co-ro.rdi, to mikolheir statements In public and sign the1r n•mes to them. I fHI that the rumor mongers should either put up or shut up and not oHoinpt· to ~mur the good name of our sher:lff. · We have hlld very few br.. klng and enlerlngs which have not been solved; Our sherlll Is noi only o · IIO!Id sheriff, but a good detective. Hod II not lioen for him, a murderir would have kiliec! his wife a '-w years ago and gotten by with it. The man killed his wife ind pretended It was 1 car or truck wreck. Tlwough the ellorts of our lheriR, he was stnl to the penitentiary. Some people saw this man handing out troe tickets at the Ohio State Fair after he WIS sentenced. However, this w•s not the fault of our sheriH. It was the governor Today's who permitted this and used tht man as his chaffeur, as I understand It, · . ' ROSS NORRIS Sport, Parade Paid Pol. Adli. By MILTON RICHMAN UPi Sports Editor ' Wlanimous that the execution reports, which come from Hong Kong, are completely unreliable. 'Ibis also is the conviction of West German Atrihassador Erwin Wickert. It is not believed that Hua Kuo-feng, the new chairman, would bitrden himseH with an intentional murder. This does not mean that no deaths took place during the arrest. The reports on a hand-tohand fight and an exchange of shots poin t to bloodshed caused by resistance. The arrests were said to have taken place in a can go now," said Tablack. mountain vacation resort reserved for functionaries. Diplomatic sources said the WINNER NOTED security group that guarded Winner of a semi automatic the late Premier Chou En4ai 12 gauge, 1100 series shotgUrt look part in the arrest given away by the UMWA Su_pporters Club was Dallas operation. This information surprised DeBored, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. those who had assumed that this group of experienced specialists had not become a OVAFL Standings casualty of the left-wing camW l T P OP 30 0 96 2 paign but survived the purge Wood 2 1 0 .42 J.<l Gall ia 0 2 0 6 32 under the protection of wa shington 0 1 0 14 90 former Security Minister H~a Big Bend Kualeng. Slowly Ute Chinese mass media are laying the groundTHI l:IAIL T UNTINU DfVOffD TO JHf work lor charges against the INTIIUST o• group. The direction arrested MfiOJ..MASON AIIIlA CHISRit, , TAH.HIHIU of the campaign clearly f•K, ld, shows the charges will be an IOIJif HOUliCH i i nrtRnJ~1liii n£WSPAP£fR CARRIII£R DAY::: many as 120 medical students a year will receive some of their clinical training at the Southeastern Ohio in· stitutlons dealing with mental health and retardation. The GSI now serves 1,322 residential patients. Dr. Faverman said with the addition of the Institute, the new university medical school has ai!Uialions with II medical facilities. The hospitals have CQmbined capacity of 4,195 beds. "This is another indication of !lie growing affiliation between Ohio University and the department. Both organizations are attempting \Q increase their service to the people of Ohio," said ·Favennan. a City lfl,or ' Puloll..t..d O.lly IUepl hturH-,' 11,.. ''"' Ohio 'l•lle' Pubtl1hlng (gmpal'y, Ul Co.,rt St., Pomt~roy , Ohio .4 HM. 'lutlneu Ollie• Phone "lii· 21U. J.ntorloiPho"oM1.111J1. j 14!w,.d ,t.•i FJ<MI•p paid ld ' - e l y, Ohio. , ', Natle,..l odwortltlng reproMntoll. . Ward · Or!Hith (Ofllpc!I"T · Inc., lot. " ...111 ,,_ Dlw., ur TIHr~ A,..., He" TOft!, N.Y. 1M17. SvM<rlpllon ret11 : o.n • .,.,. .., wnhtr whlore .-111~ .. 11 c..-t• P"!r o.t,_,._, - "· ly Motor louro wM,. c.rr,_ Mrflcl not • .,.u •• ht, ~~ mont~ , u .n . a., -'''"Ohio e!WI w. va .. 0,. Year, na.N r ll• "'•"'"'· nut: Th,..j. rnontht, n,N, l ...wMre n• .lt '(Nf: Sl• monthtlU .Mt Thr11 mOfltht, H .St . 1~Jiuulpllon 111'"- l ntho~d•• Tlmet-Siflllnel. '"""r on Al ROUSH JN.REFORGER Army M-Sgt. William L. Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Roush , 39 Rutland St., Middleport, is one of the thousands of American and Allied troops who took part in the recent~ NATd llxercise Relorger 76 in !>ermany. Sgt. Roush is assigned as an operations sergeant in the 62nd Ak,Deli··n~e i\rjiyery.'tn Genq¥ti¥,~ p53' gr~duali! of P?merp~ , IN,~ . S~'ll'ool,_ h!s .wife, Veromca 1 ts with htm m Germany. DR. LAMB Can diet affect hearing loss? By Lawreace E. Lamb M.D. for any advice YOU can give. DEAR DR. LAMB - I have DEAR READER - Your had Meniere's disease for 2tl case is unusual because il years. The hearing in my involves both ears and began · right ear deteriorated first. at such an early age. After about 15 years my left Meniere's disea!JC more often ear started to go. begins ln middle life. I no longer have the serious For the benefit of other vertigo I had the first 15 readers the disease is years, only occasional slight characterized by dizzlneltS dizzlneaa, par;tlcularly when I (vertigo) that makes a roll over in bed, rarely when I person have · a sensation of am upright. motion, loss of hearing and I wear hearing aida on both ringing buzzing in the ears. ears. 1be sound distortion, Unless there is an associated however, Is becoming more hearing loss it Is not true serious and I am concerned Meniere's disease. . about being able to continue A person with this disease working which requires . may feel line except during ~!king to others and on the atiacks, The attacks may be phone. · associated with nausea .and Last year I heard about a rarely vomiting, somewhat ~or who had some success • like motion sickness. During In restoring hearing in the attack the eyes may be Menere's patients using a low seen to move hack and forth cholesterol diet. · 10 jerky movements called My other health is line. I nystagmus. . . . am ~ BJid 'wiegh 130 pounda . _As the heanng ts lost llliand am 4 feet 2. I would zme.u ~ppearsas it has 1.n certainly try a diet if it would your case. Hearmg loss IS help my hearing. Thank you v • or progressive SO· the dizziness · from motion sickness. . sensation seems to burn itself A diet that restricts salt is out in lime. The attacks are used in some patients with treateO with medicines used Meniere's disease to try to to treat motion sickness. prevent any accumulation of The cause ollhe disease is · fluid in the balance canals. unknown. Some authorities And circuiatlon can be a think II .is caused by an ac- factor. 1 am doubtlulthat you ... cumulation of excess fluid in will get muclj benefit from a the deiica_te balance ap- low·fat, low-cholesterol diet paratus m&de the ear. These but it is worth tr~lng . 1 am canals are somewhat like a sending you The Health carpenter's level and send Letter number 1-3 Diet s!g~~ls to the brain about the · Preventing Athero~ierosis: pos1t1on of .the head. When Others who want this In· they are inflamed or .ac- formation can send 50 cents ·tumuiate fluid or are wit!) a long, stamped, sell· otherWISe damaged they send addressed envelope lor it lai~e information to the Sendyourlettertomeincar~ bram, just as a faulty car- of this newspaper, P.O. Box penler's level could give 1551 Radio City Station New misinformation. The brain York NY 10019. , ' then is confused, causing Fatty cholesterol aeposi~ . sensations of motion. can affect :any arteries and Y~u~an have the ~ensation impair circulation. Some of .d1zzmess _or vertigo from people do gel improvement in other !lled1cal problems, hearing and ear function if mcludmg mfiammalion · theyareabletoreversethese resulllng from a r_ecent v1ral circulation problems so you respiratory onfecllon and , of might as welllry it. couJ.:Se. some people gel it .. ,. The task of keeping· you informed is performed by newspaper carriers. It is their job to bring to your home national regional and local news, as well as advertising to inform you of ways to mvest your money. • . • I . Satur(!ay is INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER . CARRIER DAY- October 16th. 'so let us salute these ambitious young men and women. Their newspaper rovte Is one step in planning fol' their future lives. They are tomorrow's leaders. · · ' .. By MILTON RICHMAN ' OPI Sports Editor NEW YORK (UP!)- They could keep questioning him all night, llhow Ute replay a hundred times or do anything in the world they wanted to him, but Chris Chambliss was going to stick to his story. "I t.oucJlfd all the bases/' be said over and over again·. "Eveo-.slnglerneofthe bases ... I touched them all ... My God, why do they keep on asking me the same question?" '!be answer to that one was simple. Chris Chambliss had just wort the pennant lor the New York Yankee.s with a ninth-inning leadoff first-pitch home run, . . off Mark Utlell of the. Kansas City Royals. And hardly had the ' hall stopped ratUing around in the right field seats fqr a 7~ :victory than a sub!lantial portion of Ute 56,8211ans on hand at Yankee SbidilJIII suddenly went stark raving, wild-eyed mad. '!bey jumped over anything and everything and everyone they · : found in their way and sw~rmed over the field like !' vast army :· of an!a. '!bey all but swallowed up Chambliss as he tried to run · •' around the bases. The last hase he touched was second, with his hand. , He fell a moment later and nearly was trampled underfoot : by the mob which came straight at him like a thundering herd • of buffalo. The rules specifically say a batter must touch all four basea to be credited with a home run and Chambliss insisted he did that, but he didn't becaiiSC it was humanly lmpossible for him to bull his way through the crowd. Some of the Yankees saw wh.....,as happening and were worried the Royals might try to appeal to the umpire. . Chambliss, who set a record with II hits in the playoffs, already was l!elng interviewed on 1V in the clubhouse when Yankee Coach Ellston Howard burst in looking for him. "You didn't touch - - • home base," Howard yelled at him. Chambliss broke off the interview. "I thought I touched it," he said. ''You didn't, you didn't!" hollered Howard, pure alarm in his eyes. "C'mon outside and do it." Howard got third haaeman Graig Nettles to help clear a psth from the clubhouse to the dugout and then up to the p)ate. Chambliss never made it. There were too many blocking his way. He hlisn't touched the plate yet. It didn't matter, beeauae the Royals weren't about to appeal. . Whitey He=g, the · Royals' manager, wanted to win so badly, he'dtryany!hing-~nything reasonable- but he knew in view of the circumstances any appeal would be useless. "What dlflerence does it make?" he said over Chambliss' failure to cClllple!e the circuit because of the menacing mob, .. • which almost stampeded him. "He CQUidn't do anything about it. Third base was gone by the time he got there. Somebody simply picked it up and took off with it. He couldn't touch what wasn't there and there was no way in the world he could ever get to home plate." In 110me respects, Chamb~' hcimer was like the one Bobby Thomson hit to win thepeMantlortheGianls in 1951; in <ther respec!a It was entirely different. ·' Buth hit their homers in the last of the ninth in the final , • playoff game and both connected off fastballs, but Thomsiln ' nwiaged to touch. every base and got hack into the clubhouse with a lot less diffiCUlty than Chambliss. Tile two men were in the same state of semi-shock 'Immediately afterward. , ·· As soon as the ball Chambliss hit headed lor the right field aeata, George Brett of Ute Royals sank to his knees at third base and started !l"aying. "I kept saying, 'please come hack, please CQme hack,' " said the Kansaa City third baseman, whose three-run homer in _, ,the eigllth had tied the score at !Hill. "I don't think the ball heard me." A l9t of people in their clubhouse helped the Yank~s celebrate their first American League pennant in dozen years. One of them was veteran Cary Grant, who stood in coach Bob Lemon's locker and watohed the celebration . . "What did you think of Chambliss' home run?" .someone asked him. "What did I think of it?" Grant laughed. "I exjlloded; I don't thlnlthe ever llnillhed It, did he? With all those people out there, !Je may have to come hack at three' in the m~rning _ to touch the p!ste." . a . ! Meigs·girls sweep two ., .. The Meiga Girls Volleyball ~iris lii-7 and 15-9. The n~xt teams made another clean game lor both club!·. will be THE DAILY SENTINEL - • · ;; . . 11 With DO school .• ATHENS- The Gallipolis Mao's widow ·arrested . Ch8mbliss' shot puts_Yankees in World Series' TO THE VOTERS OF MEIGS COUNTY: By Han•..Juergen Hoeler Industrial tax relief hill ' . will he·held up in House . S..TbeDaUySentinei,Mlddleport·Pomeroy, O., Friday,Oct. l5, 1978 h The lilting miy 1111!8111 the By SCOT!' MacLEOD deceased. • The stares had banned flu Jleaource•, ssid ' "I thoug 111 peraon died followlnc a flu Uolled Preoslnleruallooal However , "There 's no shots following lhe deaths of Pw:!gr:d~ca~sest: i~ shot, n<t thallbe Ov lbot-hu The U.S. swine flu question at the !l"esent time three per!IIXls Monday in been Implicated In lbe death · • immunization program, that Ute ll"Ogram is adversely Pittsburgh, who were almost hysU!rla existing be· , cause of lhe deaths. But Onthecontrary,lbeCDCaald given a clean bill of health by affected," he said. at the same ...,.., e are go'"" to die, many of the dj!alhl tiready President Ford and · vaccinated the governme~t 's top neighborhood clinic at Lhe ~.... 1 ""' ha been traced to <the ve r phy'sician, wa.s resumed members of the First FamUy same time and then died a particularly in that age group. They have lheir facts causes. today by all but three s!a~s. were inoculated at the While few hours larer. CDC 1nves t1 ga to ra were stra•••t ·now," Dr. Theodor.e Cooper, House to hac~ claims that the "Once we derennlned that, ""' Joo~•- into uno1f1 l a l - · The federal Cenrer lor .,.,g c •...-assista~t secretary lor administration 's $135 millim with the poasible exception of D!se . aae CMtrol in AUants that at least u penJOns died . nationwide · prevention plan Health, Education and l'itlsbur••, -"-... all of the deaths . planne · d to add '""·y to its nat1on_.._ ....., 110metime .. ..,.. Welfare, in Washington, was safe for Arr1eriCBJ111. were due to natural causes """' i·"'•-·'·"-'Only Wisconsin, Michigan unrelate<l to . the influenza official list of14 l)l!l'aons it has . rece vuog an ............., ouace cleared \lJe vaccine of any "-·d died' within two be the government's progrilm responsibility In the deaths of · and Maine contiJ\Ued ·their inununizatlon we felt · we . con"'""' Oct 1 " " fin• ·•-'·. ~ · • ·• 14 persons - including the han on .the shots. rould ' proceed w1! h our days folio'"'. ""• '"'"'" · Alaska, New Mexico, ll"Ogram as plaMed," said Initial Pittsburgh trio which the CDc said died Texas, Vermont , Illinois, New Mexico state within 4l! hours of receiving Virginia, Louisiana and epidemiologist Dr. Jrnathan Allegheny County, Pa. Mann. doses. I ~ave be.tn In Mtlgs County all my II'-, and hllvt cOoper also slated there ( Pittsburgh) health Dr. Fratus Dull, voted tor over 50 yens. I would like to express my was nothing wrong with the authorities have BMounced rommlssioner of the Texas leellngs about Robert Hortonboch. W. hove the best of im· Department of Health way. the vaccinations were •esvmptions sheriff noV< that we hove over hod. These rumors IIIII peOJife hove been spreading, In my opinion, oro lotoily administered to the munizations. ' By LEE LEONARD provide evidence that joba UPI Stale~ouse Reporter would be produced." COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Rhodes' three bills under chairJnan of the Ohio House study in the committee . Ways and Means Committee would : said today majority - Exempt inventories, · Democrats may accept ·an machipery and equipment of abbreviated version of Gov. an expanding manulactw-er · James A. Rhodes' tax relief fr"f" the tangible personal for industry, but no final (PI"Operty tax lor up to eight action will be taken by the years. General Assembly until alter - llxempt from the same the election. tax the purchase of new "We don 't need it now/' equipment lor modernization said Rep. George D. Tabiack, for lour years. · [).Campbell, · w Ji o s e - Exempt businesses committee has compiete.d expanding to inner cities three hearings on Rhodes' from taxes on up Ill 50 per economy-and-jobs bills and is cent ofthe Increased value of plllllJ1!ng two more l<r next their real estate, machinery Mooday and Tuesday. and eq!iipment for up to 10 "There's no evidence it will years. ltnprove the situation,'' said "We ought to try crawling · Tablack . "fndu~try's not before we wal~," said going to come flocking in here · Tablack. "U we give them all of a sudden with jobs." that much, we're · However, the chairman overcompensating, and it's srud, the DemoCrats may be the individual taxpayer willing to offer existing Ohio picking up the bill. industries up to 100 per cent ''Business is already going abatemeni of their taxes on to be receiving a 2 per cent e)lpansions in inner city areas reducUon on machinery and I~ four or five years. equipment and another 2 per ; "But not eight, 10 or 12 cent oo inventories in 1977 tears;" stipuiatfld Tablack. from the lax relief legislation ':And they would have to ,. we enacted this year. We ' sweep. Thursday when the Varsity and JV teams both defeated Jackson. The Varsity girls kept improving u theY ..on a thriller 'in the opening gilme 17-15, then lost the lleond by a 15-9 count. The'rvbber game went 15-'i In Metp', favor, duelargeiy to ' IOIDe excellent team work and timely spikes. The JVa didn't have quite - u bani a time u they took - two 'llraigllt from the Iron· . ' Monday ev~ning at Racine. They also play next week. on Tuesday at Wellston and then ·on Thufsday at home in a trl· match with Kyger Cr!!flk and Athena. · By RICK GOSSEIJN championship series and UPI Sports Writer secured lor the Yankees their · NEW YORK ( tJPI ) 30th pennant. Twenty -live years ago, Chambliss was 'knocked Bobby 'Jbcrnson hit "the shot down, pushed, pecked at and heard 'round lhe world" into almost stripped of his the left field seals at the Polo uniform by the onslaught of Grounds to send the New fans onto the field. York Giants into· the World "My only thought was to Series with a playoff victory get around: I knew I had to over the Brooklyn Dodgers: toUch all the gs," he said, Chris Chambliss did his , "A couple o( the guys part in commemoratiJ\g the (teammates) came out and event Wednesday nigllt with llragged me out bl the crowd. his own version of the shot "It 's just a spectaCUlar heard 'round lhe world - a feeling ." leadoff home run in the '!bat "spectacular feeling " bottom of the ninth inning - shared by Chambliss and his to give New York a dramatic reammares will undoubtedly 7-' victory over the Kansas diminish by Saturday when City Royals and send the the Yanks begin tl!eir dubious Yankees into the World task of playing the defending Series against· the Cincinnati . world champion Cincinnnti :~:b:r~~~:.:~~ Gullet's p1tch of the lnnmg to salvage a victory lor the Yankees afler they had \llown a threerun lead an inning earlier. · "Now I know how Bubby felt ," said whose second horner of playoffs gave him a record II hils in the . · · · to tie the game. But Jacksoo Reds in the World Series. The series opens in Cincin- got the neil three hatters and na ti, with Don Gullett Dick Tidrow worked out of a . expected to hurl lor the Reds . two:runner jam in the ninth to New York Manager ·Billy keep the score lied lor · Martin is expected to pull Chambliss. "When Chris hit that home another surprise from his I1Jil in the ninth, I don 't think. grab bag of pitching talent and name little-used Doyle I' ve ever been happier or prouder in my entire life, .Alexander as his starter . · Martin almost depriyed ·even when I got the hit to win New York of ila first peMant the 1953 Series lor the since 1964, when he b)Wssed Yankees," said Martin. " ... American League relief ace Now I think I know how Casey Sparky Lyle in favor of Grant . Stengel felt back then ." John Mayberry belted a Jackson, alw starter Ed tw~un home run Ill provide Figueroa gave vp a leadoff Kansas City the initial lead in single in the eighth. Jackson allowed a pinch the first, but the -top of the single to Jim Wohlford and New York order look aver in George Brett followed with . its half of the inning to give the Yankees the first of three his . first homer of' the plavoffs . opening six frames. The first (our hatters in the New York order - Mickey Rivers, Roy Whire , Thurman Munson and Chambliss accounted lor all 11 hils and the seven runs the Yankees mustered off.five Kansas City pilche<s. CharnbllltS knocked in three of the . runs with a :oacrifice fly and a lorceout in addition Ill his horner . Kansas City also nipped Ed Figueroa lor an unearned run in the seCond inning on a pair of singles and an error by right fielder OScar Gamble. But the slend' r 19-game winner held the Royals to just three singles over the nell live irmings belor.e giving way to JackSOn. "It's tough to swallow ," said· Brett, the American League's .balling champion . "We just don't have any more games -left. We went from looking forward lo what was going to be one of the biggest weeks of our lives next week to going horne and dolng nothiilg .'' · Kansa s City manaJer Whitey Herzog added , "Let me just say that I've enjoyed being here ...sorry II didn't work out lor us. J'he Yankees have a good hall club and they'll do fine against the Reds. The ·best ieam probably wo~ . " arm all the way back · , .. .. I I I I · I By RICK VAN SANT downs through the season, slammed a home run in last "I don't like the OH rule. I CINCINNATI (UPI) - A but a few weeks ago I could year's World Series. ''I try to think it tak es somethin g -. few weeks ago, D<in Gullett feel II all coming back for excel in all aspects of the away from Ute game. But, It's game. I -try to field my figured to be watching the me," Gullett recalled on the just going to be something position well. Every,tlmei hit dilierent that I'll have to get 7'1• Pel . per year on a playoffs and World Series eve of the World Series. from the bench. The ~year-old veteran of Ute hall, I run trout as hard··as e to. I guess it's supposed to 4 year certificate of But he suddenly bounced seven major league seasons I can. me concentrate on deposit. hack from some physical permitted only two .hits over pitc · g, and it might help $1 ,000.00 m1mmum problems ·to start-and star eight innings last Saturday in me so . We'll have to see." d~posil , interest paid in- last "Saturday's opening starting the Reds cln their Friday's games Reds' itting coach Ted quarterly. playoff game. way to a three game sweep · Kluszewski, who caHs Gullett And now, as he prepares to over Ihe Philadelphia Ph Us. "by far the best hitting A subsHui!l& l penlllfy is IS E OAU 1 ed on .. 11 cer t lfiCBi tt pitch Saturday's opening . "I felt 1 was hack 100 per A then s a t M eigs pitcher on this .teum " und InVok liCCo unt s w ithd r awn prior onton "' Gtl ll l p ol is World Serle.s game, Gullett is centfor the playoffs and I'm JIrackso also Is opposed to the DH to ttHI dele ~f mttt urllv . n Bl Well ston · · "thro~g as well as he ever ready to . go fOI' the -series," Wa\l erly at Loga n concept "beeause it takes the TRI -VALLEY has in his career," says the said Gullett. "It's an exciting fan out of the game nloq Coun ty a t Alexand er southpaw's closest ob!erver feeling to know I'll be out Vi Federal Hoc king at a.e lp re (armchair managing)," stiH and chief critic, pitching there when it ali starts Warr en Lo cal a t Nelson Vi lle- admits Gullett's pitchin g Yort-. coach Larry Shepard. Saturday." might benefit by the rule. SVAC United Press ln!ernatloal · "I'll be the first one to be What does bother Gullett a Eastern at Sou thwester n " He'.s not going to be K y ger Cr eek surprised ifhe isn't at the top little bit though is knowing he Sou111er n atIOfh getting worn down working,at Th e Ath ens Countv c rs l , Ohio University, trying to of his game Saturday," IJ'O· willnevercometntheplatein the plate or running the Iront on SL J oe a t No rt h Slvlngs & Lo•n Co. rebound from its first loss of claims Shepard. "I think he's the World Series. Ga ll ia 296 Second 51 . bases," said Kiu. "So on the Symm es v a lley at H annan !he season, and Miami, trying · all Ute way back." Pomeroy , Ohio Designated hitters will be Oa k Hill a t Co al Grov e mound , it 's got to help to win its first, meet Saturday What Shepard referred to permitted in the series and Ch illi coth e a t Lan c as i er Gullett. at Athens in one of those were neck and arm ailments · Anderson, while declaring he R(lCk Hi ll ~tt F ~ i r land , "But," added Klu, "i f "throw the records out the that hindered Gullett much of doesn't like Ute DH rule- "ft Water fo rd a t Mill er Huntington E a s l at Pl .' Gullett can1e Ill the plate in window" games, ('7 : 30) the regular season. Until last makes a mockery of the P le asa n tSATURDAY this series I think he 'd ge t his "I said we'd walk on the week, Shepard and manager game'' ~announced hits. He's just that kind of an ~n rian T r a ce at Ir ont on field even this season .with Sparky Anderson were not Thurstlay he ·wm bat a DH HRese r ves athlete." · every opponent," said OU counting on Gullett for either Instead of his pitcher. Coach Bill Hess, whose the playoffs or World "It's really going to be Bobcats·take a H marldnto Series. different for me, because I the CQnrest after last week's Thermal-Knit "I kept having ups and like to hat," said Gullett, who 17-15 loss at Central Michigan, "and from there it's altitude, health of the Ji1RMS INTERESTED learn and the type of game we COLUMBUS (UP!) - Two play. I haven't seen a thing to Heavy Cotton days of meetings in Tokyo change my mind." have resulted in 42 Japanese Miami, off to an 0-<i start, firms expresaing interest in the worst in its history, has locating (acilities in the had a weekend off to get Chlil-eha•ing un· ·United States, · state things back in llhape and HellS ·derihlrti, long Development Director James ligures the Reds)tins will. john•. Ea1y -cari1 A. Duerk's office said · "We feel Miami is a good no · shrink! S, l, XL. opponents and they fell Thursday . By Greg Bailey MAC football team," said the It's been a down year for behind, finally losing 26-14. Duerk and 21 Ohio business conference's dean of coaches. the Warriors in 1976, but this This Is no small tribute to and state olliciala are on a "Records don't mean much, Satur~y should hold ·the CQUrage in sports within our two-week trade mission in the especially in this year of highlight of the season for the own county. Far East. The Ohioans met surprises. Meigs residents, you can be. with olliciala of 90 Japanese . Meigs based lootballers. "In their circumstances/' Alter dropping a preseason proud of your amateur team, Tuesday and · added Hess, "a weekend off.· contest 89·0 to a semf· despite its losses. It also firma Wednesday in Toltyo. last Saturday was an professional team in proves Meigs County can Forty-two firms expressed excellent time to regroup, Morgantown, W. Va., the have a great team in the interest in building facilities think over their problems and Warrior morale .was at low future if the players and fans in the United States, with six have time to · CQrrect their tide, and quite a few of the will only get out and support listed as immediate mistakes." original team decided to hang those we already have. If new prospects for expansion, Miami has not had a losing up their cleats. A lew players from the area join the Duerk's office said. foothall season since 1942, but dieharda held on. · team in the future seasons, The group plans to visit a loss to the Bobcats would Then these determined but we don't have to take a OSaka, Hong Kong arid Sin· ensure the Redskins of no outnumbered men, 16 to be backseat to any area, regard· gapore before returning to better than a 0-6 reCQrd. exact, opened regular season less of lis size. We can only do Ohio Oct. 22. The Miami.QU game is one play in St. Marys, W. Va. it if the seniors of Eastern, POMEROY, 0. of three Mid-Am contests on against the Wood Co. Raiders Meigs, Southern, and tap Saturday. The others lind from Parkersburg · and the Wahama join us ·each year. Kent' State, trying to slay surrounding area. Sixteen ' The Warriors are playing alive in the race, at Bowling started and 12 were still host in Middleport Saturday Green and winless Toledo at healthy enough to play when night to tile Washington Co. Western Michigan. the final whistle blew 60 76ers of Marietta. The game, Other games involving minutes later. Not so much scheduled to kick off at 7:30 • MAC clubs have Ball Slate at outplayed but rather ran into p.m. at the Middleport Akron, Indiana State at the ground, the final score Stadium, features two teams Central Michigan . and was~. beaten by lloth ihe Raiders. Northern llllnois entertaining .. Again a few quit, but the and DISciples. It should be lllinois State. Elas~ern real Warriors, courageous close and exciting with lots of Michigan is idle. ' ·· despite overwhelming odds, action, so plan to attend and rescheduled their next league support these very detercontest, forfeited s non- mined young men from MeigR league tlit, and recruited a County. new team to add to the FOR nucleus of veterans. For hospital cheer Then under a new head coach, the best of the old and ., the new Warriors took the . field against the 1975 OVAFL 37 to 72 Federal tax and recappable cuing. : Champion Disciples of Gallia Fresh green pia nts, ' County. This team, with DESIGN FEATURES YOUR BENEFITS almost no practice, held ihe from · former champs to sii poin~ • in the first half, while at the ·~-' same time missed two very • Wh~e Walls • Delivers Outstanamg All Around. . ' Ronald Grate, Regina good chances to score. · ...__./. Winter Traction Grate to Don E. Harrison, · In the third quarter their • W"Hie 78 Series Tread Diane Harrison, Lot 17 inexperience paid off lor the HutChinson Sub., Rutland. • Big Footprint for "Go" Power" ·· Richard Rosenbaum, I.Aiis S. Rosenb!lum to Wllllam L. Sonical~ Engineered Tread LEGAL NOTICE Denton, 1\llth A. Denton, .35 • Reduces Noise Level Design acre, Pomeroy. .• W!lllam Harold Williams The Public Util iti,es Commission o,f Ohio has Sr. to George A. ' Brown, • Provides Long Tread War . 11 set for public hearing Case No . 76-535-EL·FAC • Rigid Center 7:' Bars Bernice P. Brown, 1.58 acre, to re~iew the fuel procurement practices and 5.50 a,cres, Sallabury. policies of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Lawrence D. Brogan to • Use of Studs Provides Excellent. Electric Company, the operation of its fuel Patri~ia Brogan, parcels, • Ninety-Six Stud Capacity* adjustment clause, and related matters. This Syracuse. Robert ·C. Hartenbach, · hearing is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m .. Sherllf, Donald Harden, eta! E.D.T. on October 18, 1976, at the offices of . to Dorothy V. Harden, lA\ 17 the Commission. 180 Esst Broad Street, ColumCrooks Add., Syracuse. bus, Ohio . All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard .' Further informa· Ice Grip Studs Avaiiable Where tion may be obtained by contacting the Com· . ld MAc • enemies to clash . Meia~: Co. Branch · - ~· MEN'S UNDERWEAR warnors tangle with 76ers here NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE .. MUD. & SNOW ··7a.. RETREAD Meigs Property Transfers 2 FOLIAGE • GARDENS JS.OO . e mission. OFFICE tw~un tnnmes durin!! Lhe lo S_(CLOSE . . AT NOON ON THURS.l-EAST COURT THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO By Randall G. Applegate, Secretary POMEROY HOME & AUTO drake oerv1ce- r:runt Alignmenr 600 E. Main St. I• / End 992-2094 Pomeroy, o. , �·. • .... 4-Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., ~' riday, Oct, 15, 1976 · ~U:;t'J Sparky ·· ,. among greate~t detests DH r ule 1·1 • ,//1 Social Calendar FRIDAY Helen Help Us • • • By Helen Bottel By Charlene Hoeflich MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP :II <Ween were elected at lhli Monday night meeting of ~ :Watlleath United Methodlai Cbirch. Elected were Kris As uden, pnaident; Betb Wolfe, vice preeldent; Susapna Wile, llCI'ibe, and Kann GoQ!ns, treuurer . :;;;:Palnlll were organlled and leader ol Patrol is Lau.ra ~ with Joyce Stewart as her asalstant and other being Milly McMillion, Zancra ·Vaughan, Karen and Susanna Wise. Leader ol Patrol 21s Cindy Crooks ber asalslant II Klin Fraley. Others ci the patrol are' Kris lbiwd.en, Stephanie Houcbllll, Kathy Arnott aQd Beth Ann .. Wolfe. AHalloween party waa planned during the meeting. SJ':' ~ • • SYRACUBE BROWNIE TROOP 1120 ' ' A, skating party at the ~te-a-Way Rink on Route 7 was pl8iOned fir M011day nlgbt wltli the glrla to meet at the 8y1;,aceele Elementary Scleool at 8:30 p.m. ·· It ~u decided during the meellng the troop will~rch in IHie the Mlddleport'llld the Pomeroy Clrlstmas par des. To ~ the meeting Alicia Van Meter led In the pledg , Regina VIP in the girl scout prornlse, Jill. Nease In the Lord's . ~~"·Kathy Pickens in the Brownie SmUe song, and Pauls w1110lnnner In the BroWnie B's. - · r . Brunch set for Saturrkty .,,. that ~d displayed leaws which they had gathered at tbe ~ Dlght meeting of th8 Syracuse juniors. Leaf liliinilflcailon Ia a requirement on a badge. .~ 1be juniors will join the Syracuse Brownies for a slqlting J1I!IY Cl1 Monday nltlbt and in November they .till begin work 011 a Ouiatmas gift for their mtithers~' Debble Michael led In tlii'Lord's Prayer to opeo the meeting. Lori Michael led in the fiNI pledge, and all of the girls recited the girl scout promise. j;~s were conducted by 1Drealna OWens and Jennie . ey served refreshments. '"':I J ': . I>J f ' RIDENOUR'S "' ' ' THE TERMINAL women from$ 5.95 to $19.95. We make them really bea_ullful. You make them beautifully real. .FLOWERS For All OccasionS J- We Wlrt Flo-• Everywhere· DUTTON'S DRUG STORE . MIOOI.£PORT, 0. 992-2039 PomerDJ FIDnr $!lop Mn. Mlllonl Van Meter Ph. f92..S711 I'll. , _ _ • __ 1 (~II . 1 .... NEHI SLICED • Il'r sl=~~l:~:~Wilson. Oct. 21 Bunni at the .~OYAL CROWN BOmiNG COMPANY • Midd the opening Pl"l\¥,!1~•. Ot"ers attending wemPltve Smith, Tammy Pitzer, Cin4Y ~ltzer, Sharon .Roush, Loyle Holman, Neale Knight, Melba Thomas, Joe Hollnan, Ed Roush, Pam Harden and Julia Powell. SUNDAY OCTOBER 171h 23"CONSOLE 1 .... ,n,.., • Brll !urn! Cln O!Ilf'ICo!or · Prcturo '1ul>r. Tri <Hl 300V Chassrs • Pm entod Power Sen try Voltauo Rogula!lng Syslo:n MEAT - FALL SALE! BACON I . ~ ' ..' $49995 '" Th,t ,.(SHBUR Y • G4543W , ~on temporary styl ecl lowbo y corfsole. Srmulated gru lnocl Wal nut. Solrd- St nt o Supor Vidoo Rnng o Tuning _s ystem . Synchr omall c 70 -Posltio n UHF Chonnol Se loc tor. ChrornatrC O no - bullon Tun ing. AFC. " ;,NI'/N I. ' THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME .GOES INGELS FURNITURE M 992-?.635 0, TONIGHT, OCT. 15 P.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT U. S. NO. 1 WHIJE . POTATOES 10 lb. bag 49~ Hanquet 'f i i.,JWJ ffiS~ FRIED CHICKEN ,) J t::;~·r~: :t Economical! FUer C:C)nsumr tion ranges fr om W2 to 4Y2 quarts per hour, depend.ing on model. . Long~la1tlng dep&ndablilty. Rid ing mowers and lawn/ garden tractors, 5to 14 hp, built to the same quality stan- da rd s as Massey-Ferguson farm tractors. ·,versatility! Add rotary tillers. snow~ hrowers and blades. utility trail ers .. . or 37 other auachments, implements and accessories to make outdoors jobs laster and easier. Reliable service and parts. Factory-trained servicemen . 2~b. box Meat loaf, roiSt beef, flounde .r fish , hamburger steak, frl!ll ~hicken and ham. DOMINO ' VEGETABLES CONFEtnONERS · · Bakecflleans. creamed .. peas. noodles. POTATOES Sweet, mashed .·. SUGAR and OR LIGHT OR DARK BROWN home fries. PIE "My boyfriend lh tht Navy -· still back my plcturo •.. he'd Pumpkl.n•. appt~ and rather hlvi 1 photo of his . cherry. fl-ltt re~taui'ant The SALAD & FRUITS '"01mboa1 inn!" Ub. box Tossed, slaw, cottage cheese, applesauce peaches. DltlciOUI Chlr-Brotloll Sieokl . Dining Room Hours . Wotllclays6-7 p.m., Sunday 1·2 p.m.. a~d wo• Up Window CloMd lor SellOn. .• .SENIOR CITIZENS ' 1') 7(, KurLAND JUNIOR TROOP 1292 Middlepotr~ Book Store . !Cr.eaiP a gifl. Wrile something 011 a Speidel .,,,1., , 1 ,uuw 1 ~ racelet- ~zodia c sign, a plm11e rwmuer, somt'lh ing you could say to or!ly /tim. Over 40 styles for merz ~nd ·.· !Quare of colorid Ml with a · · decorative cord or ribbol,l.,flid usedincloseta. Sheauggtlted that these make an attractive gift. A des910rt course waa served by the hostess. Mrs. .Marjorie Walburn wiil have the next meeting at her Middleport home with Mrs. ·Linda Lambert to be cohostess . Others attending .were Mrs. Iris Kelto~; Mrs. R~th Moore, Mrs. Margaret Parker, Mrsc~Judy BoUn, Mrs. Jackie Brickles, and a guest. Mrs. Umla Werner. T~'-;-;.:;:;;:;.::;:-;-~-;;:::-;:-:-~:::-;;-:~::-;:~:::::"1 Churches planning family fellowship •.. MILLS SENIOR CITIZENS! -~ ( ;!!,l • inlert whole cloves covering the fruit entirely. Then she made a fixative of powdered orris root mixed. with a little cln· namon or scented san· dalwood. and sprinkled the powder ov er the clove covered fruit Mrs . . Tho~pson said the fruit should dry thoroughly , aboutamonth,andthenlfthe f.ixati~e power appears thick orcakeditshouldberemoved with a vegetable brush. . The dried " pomand er" should then lie ·ued in a Group plans activities --suGIJflfotf- • Slow growing with an avocado seed Cramer "-~ : ' ":""·r~fJ . 0~ enough to their program dulles \o be fined. lnatallallon of officers was postponed until November due to the Ulness of the new president. . For roll call each member displayed a specimen mum. Reports were given by Mrs. Addalou Lewis, secretary and Mrs. Allee Thompson: treasurer. Mrs. Miller gave .devotions fr.om .Psalm 100 of ' the' Uvlng Bible followed by the club prayer. She also presented the garden calendar for October noting that now Is the time to cut back peonies and cover them with mulch, to dig tender bulbs and dry, then store in dry sand, to trim off the tops of chrysanthemum -plants, and to mound over the tops of plants for winter protection. "Spice Up Yow; Home" was the program topic of Mrs. Thompson. For the program . each member brQught a fruit and cloves . Mrs. Thompson directed them to pierce the fruit oranges, lemons, limes or apples - with a pick just l!,-MW installs officers ~ iltew dinner sponsored by . . - - - - - -....- - - - · - - - - -... . members of Drew Webatet Post 39. \\!embers who cllMOI drive are asked to phone Paul Cascl or Leonard Jewell for transportation. SOUTHERN LOCAL Band Boosters Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at high school. AU parents urged to attend. FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trinity Church, 7:30 Tuesday night' at the church. Mlsa Erma Smith to have the prog.ram. .hl i): ~~~) .1/f' Polly's Pointers CMtinuatlon_of work on the beautification project at the Meigs County lnflnnary was plaMed at th~ Tl!_esday night meeting of the Wm.ding Trail Garden Club at the home of Mrs. Susie Miller. It was reported that cement blocks have been delivered to the infirmary $1te. Members wiil meet there at I p.m. Sunday to begl~ building . a planter. to plant·buloo and to paint the. benches. The work will continue on Oct. 24 at I p.m. Mrs. Dollie Hayes, president, aMounced the fall regional meeting to be held Nov. 6 at Belpre at St. Mark's United Methodist Church. Several members will attend. Members were reminded that " Happy Land," a blcentennis! program of religious, traditional and folk music will be presented at 3 p.m. on Oct. 24 .at Trinity Church. Members v ot e d unanimously to support the T. B.levy renewal. Anew ruUng was made by the club calling for members not fulfilling DEAR POLl,Y ..'.. I planted in the blender and \hen pour It . A , lt~ f~llowshlp for Eichinger the treasurer's '"; 1be newly oi'ganize(f'j1Ull6r troop· af Rutland meets ·on an avocado 'seed that has in ice cube trays for the those ol Uie St Paul and St. report. The meeting concluded 'J'Il!ldaY evening at the sehool from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. with · started to sprout and come freezer . Later, individual John Lutheran Ch~ches will with a meditation and prayer liaile"-, Pat Hyaell and ChriS Bowers. ' up. I have heard that when cubes are easily thawed and be held atst. John s Church by Mrs. Rachel Downie. Mrs. !:" Patrols have been organized with Tina Leark and April it's seven inches tall I should can . be combined for Sunday evemng af 7:45. A Betty Young and Linda D u the leaders. l;lip and plant it. what Is the nutritious meals with no wiener roast will~ held with Brunty served refreshments ~~ In Tina's patrol are Connie Murphy, Robin Campbell, best way to grow o~e ? waste. - ELLEN. St. John's congregation to from a table carrying out a ~uls Norman and Jackie Petrie. In April's patrol are Betty Also, I planted some DEAR POLLY - To furnish the refreshments. llle!'Phy, Terrl1boma, Darla Morris and Rhonda McDaniel. sunflower seeds ~ut . they remove the odor of cat urine Plans for the fellowship fall theme. Attending besides .::::' Badge work and m111ey making projects were discussed at never grew above four feet from a carpet I loosen the'· were ·announced at the those named were Janet Hill, !lie meeting Monday and refrabments were served. tall. Are there differeni types carpet tum th~ affected area Tuesday night meeting of the Mrs. Eya Schrieber, Mrs. of seeds for bigger plants' - upside' down and generously _American Lutheran Church Mary Hamm, Mrs. Barbara SAMMY. sprink le -soda over that Women of the two churches at Fry, Mrs. Elva Cotterill ' DEAR SAMMY ~ I portion only. MOISTEN with St. Paul's Church. Thank Miss Erne J esse, Mrs. presume you started your full strength white vinegar, • offering · boxes were Virginia Thoren, Pastor avocado seed In water. When will produce a foaming ac· discussed and arrangements WiUiam Middieswarth, and Brenda and Peggy to dry made to present these on guests, }.APpt.E GROVE - In· Rhodes, Christian person- roots form and there are lion. Allow Brunty. Jlillatlon of offlcen hood; · Mrs. Buck, sup- signs 'of growth It should be THOROUGHLY before Sunday, Nov. 28'.11 was noted . / !llghllghied Tuesday night portatlve community; Mrs; · transplanted to a pot of sandy replacing the carpet.' You'll ~~at su~criptlon money for Scope . IS due_and should be . !J!eetlng of the United Bertha Robinson, Christian soU. Keep the soU evenly find a second application ·is MEETING EARLY aoclal Involvement; Mrs. moist and be sure It gets seldom necessa ry. I also used given to Mrs. Judy Eichinger. !'!l•tl)odlsl' Women of the The Southern Local Band AUce·Baiser, Christian global some sun. Sucb plants grow this In~ fireplace that the cat Mrs. Jean Braun h~~ the · Aj1ple .Grove Chuich. Boosters will meet a week DIS· : Mrl. EUeen Buck was the concerns; Mrs. Dolly Wolle, lovelier the larger they get preferred to the regular cat Bible study on early on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at Installing officer and used the committee on nominations, 8lld will eventually have to be box. Aller completely emp- agreements that Bless." 7:30 -p.m. at the high school. tying the ashes I sprinkled on Mrs. Margaret Bla ettnar !heme "Love is' a Circle." and Mrs. Norris, program. staked. During . the business I have read that Mexican the soda and then dampened presided with Mrs. Lois AU band porents are urged to liaiptures frilm Ruth and I the attend to dis~uss important Corin1111ans were read by meeting two birthdays were sunflowers sbould grow from with the vinegar An hour Clelland g1vmg issues. Mrs. Lblcllle Rhodea and Mrs. celebrated and plana were six to eight feet taU. There Is later there was . no odor. secreta.ry's report and Mrs. ponna' Hill. Mrs. Florence made for a Thanksgiving a variety known as Hellan- . NITA. DEAR POLLY - If your llmlth waa at the plano for dinner. The Lord's Prayer 1n thus that comes In dH!erent llMore Love To Thee." unison preceded refresh· : ' kiDdll that grow from one to sewing ·machine does not ~ted .In a circle, · the ments served by Mrs. Balser twelve feet ltlgh. Aok your have a stretch stitch, I have Q)embera unroUed a ribbon to and Mrs. Shirley Ables. local se_ed store about the found a good substitute. It Is ~bollze the 'binding of love Others attending were .Mrs. · kind that will : grow best to . good, but I will admit is also slow. GraduaUy and carefuUy ::11!!1 service lri tbe church. Edith Manuel, MrS .. Stella your locale. - POLLY. · Jarrell and Mrs. Ions Hupp, • stretch the · elastic tightly · ~..Buck bad pra~er and the with Mrs. Grace Krider and DEAR POLLY My Pet around your finger and hold ·It 'llfOup sang ''Blest Be the Peeve is to hear women tell of together at the back side, ;:t'le" to conclude the Irene Hupp as guests. -ony .. asing their .clothes dryers in with four fingers continuing or-..,- · . nice weather. They could to stretch it lightly. L use a • installed were Mrs. DoMa conserve energy by drying double thread and take a :kw, prealden! ; Mrs. Julia their clothes out of doors in back stitch about every :lforrta, vice president; Mrs. the fresh air and sunshine. fourth stitch. It works. :Ill•• Parsons, secretary· • Also the clothes would smell MARGUERITE . ' rtaaurer; Mrs. Lucille Several activities were PRICES IN EFFECT 8 so sweet and fresh . - K.B.I. plarmed at the recent meeting DEAR POLLY - When I YARDS,n.E.SET of the Katharos Fellowship at discovered I had nci green Meigs County Salon 710 will the home of Steve WUson. foliage suitable for a flower have a yard Saturday at • FRENCH PREMIUM The youth will hold a bake ~rrangement, a friend gave the home sale of Mrs. Mary •• sale at Krogers on SatUrday me some asparagus tops. The Martin, 2 Cole St., Pomeroy, • at 10 li.m., oo Tuesd8y they sturdy stems worked great 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A variety of will sing at a revival service and it looked like a delicate clothing, particularly men's and on Oct. ~ they will have a fern . size 42, "!ill be offered for halloween party and hayride I food sale. ·~ for the boy scouts. Several money making projects in· lawn/garden lra<cto•rl eluding a rock-a-thon were discussed. Devotions were led by Cathy Smith. Tbe next :;,·. HAL liNDSEY'S Singing enjoy~ . Sunday SYRACUSE JUNIOR TROOP l20t .ruDY OWEN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Richard S. OWen, Middleport, Is a homecoming queen candidate at · Marietta College, representing her sorority Sigma Sigma Sigma. Festivities will be at hall-time ceremonies of the Marietta College-Dennisein game this Saturday afternoon at Don Drumm field, Marietta. .,., Slearl Cogar, lal Michael, Dreama Owens and Chr!Aty =~~;~::~ :::':~ :Plans. cr;nnpkro Club to continue beautification work !~Girl Scout Diary Pomeroy mercbnll allo contrlll'&ted. AceordJDa to Mrl. RiW the llllifonlll wtl1 colt .-r IIIII the lOCka, fll. The bliance of the -_y wtl1 be tiled to pardlue bubtballl. It wu noted ~~ tbe Goegleln Bro1. 1111 iloallAicla. buketball pump. Mrs, Llnijl Mayer CGD• ducted the meeUnc wllldl opened wllb the pledse to tbe 118f!. Robert MorriJ, prta. · clpal, Introduced the leacben and pre~e~~ted a repo,t 011 goa1a for the IICbool year. He talked about workbooks, reading progrutll and public 111e of bulldJnCI. Second grade w011 the room award. Tbe ezecuttve committee served refrelb. n\ents. Sloe l.o bnntac !lblll'l of I'll)' team is the equal of any SOUP SUPPER at the ' ~m . " ' Senior Citizens Center. Dear Helen : My husband lost two llmba In Vietnam. During the 1950's Kiner Serving to be from 4 to 7 p.m. played against !he preceding the football game. ,•. Jaaon c111 manage very well ~- He drlv•, inrlma outstandin g Brooklyn By BilL MADDEN Menu will include vegetable . has a good job, goes out with the boys, dO. a1mo11 ew~ Dodgers' teams and saw the UPI Spons 'Wrller and bean soup, chill, hoi dogs, from his wheelchair bue. powerful Yankee SQ11ads that CINCINNATI .(UP! ) . ..... sloppy ~sand deaserts. Btit at h_.A~IIt . his alave. He. bwlata I Watt on bbJi won five successive world "11 's a joke; the biggest joke , REVIVAL ~ETiNG · at · constantly, no matter lfl'm run rlqed wttb·can o1 the boille charnpionships from. l941h'i3. of our game , and I'd love not the Rutland C:ommunlty and yard aild our tWo small dllldren, plul Ill)' job. He's ldlllng what Utile love I have left for blm. We hardly He feels the Reds may· be to use it," CinCinnati . Reds Church Friday,.Saturday and better than either of those two manager Sparky Anderson Sunday, 7:30 nightly. Rev. even speak any nwre. It'sliie ~for three baliea. Yet to clube. was saying about the ll;ilph Spires, speaker and others, he's a model of rehabiUtatloo. I'd like~ take the klda and leave. I can't liPIInd the rat ol "The only place where I .controversial designated Mr . and Mrs. Charles feel they don't measure up to hitter rule which, for the first Rinehart, singers: Pastor · my Ufe wlt!t a man so totally wrapped up'ln blnllelf. But what tlwse teams is in pitching ," time, will be used in the Amos Tillis invites the pubUc. · will people say? He'll mUe them bellew r:m l'lllllllrw out 011 a poor lnvaUd. - AT IUS BECK AND CALL Series. sru'd Kiner . "The Yankees World ORGANIZATIONAL. meet· ' . Th e Reds brass have been had outstanding pitchers "' '" ha • th t ts k ing of·a junlo.r grange by Ohio Dear AHBAC: Allie Reynolds, Vic o-schi per ps e mos ou po en '"' the cr1't1'.c s of the Amer1can Lea. VaUeyGrangeatLetartFaUs My I.G.A.P. ("I'm Quelling Again Perception") tells me ••d Eddie Lopat and '"' gue's DH ru1 g · Community Building, 7:30 ·Jason's fear of losing you Inspires the very actlona that puab Dodgers had guys like Don .,. e,iteven i 1 omgth as to p.m. Friday !or .young people you lowlird leaving. f f Newcombe, Carl Erskine and ar as lmg su as mon. . e. . They w · ere force its abolishment. By a fl~e through 14. Monthly He's using his dlsabWty as blackmail- "How could a wile Clem Labm decree from Baseba ii meetings , with contests , walk out on ~yone who needs her .10 much?" - when he great pitchers. crafts, music, games. Young should be proving at heme what he baa ·lhucly proved .ssl· · B · Kuh HBul the Reds have some- Comlll I oner ow1e n, ln ff tile DH rule wiil be used in people from Letart Falls, elsewhere: a wheelchair II a challenge not a pity llllchlnel til g that can o set their alternate World Series. . . Antiquity, Apple Grove and U there's a spark of love left In your marriage It could be · A brunch to honor those Mrs. Janet Downie, pitching deficiencies !lut you can bet Anderson East Letart Invited. rekindled .with mutual ~mderstandlng. Juon•a rehaiXlltatlOn who opened. their homa for president, conducted tbe speed. They run better than . RUMMAGE SALE Friday agency knows your kind of problem welt Dlaeuaa It with his any club I've ever seen play. 1sn't going to let his organiza. the home tour of the Oblo Eta model meeting aUended by Why, they've made an art out . lion 's passions put the 'Reds· beginning at 9 a.m. at the therapist before you make a final declslm. - H. Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma several prospective mem· ALBERS . +++ of going from first to third 00 at a disadvantage when they Enterprise United Methodist Phi Sorority wlli be held bers. Dutia of the committee Church. Everything, 10 cents. Dear Helen : Saturday at the Meigl Itin, :. chairmen were ezplalned, It 8 hit. First to tillrd is really a open the Series here Saturday PLASTIC SUCKLE big I earn a plddUn' salary, but I have pride.! want to do my part of this game. And the against the New York REVIVAL now in progress Otherut tbe bi'III1Cb will be.'.•,.was decided tbat tile chapler part, but the c111stant reply from friends 11 "at you can't extra bases they take often Yankees. through Sunday at the Church thol1e sorority members wbo again next year wlli work at NURSING BOTTLE forces the other teams into "Oh there 's still a chance I of Christ 1n Christian Unibn, afford It!" · ' ' served as hostesaes at the. the Melp County Fair. mistakes. won't US<l it," Anderson said Pearl St. , Middleport. Rey. If I couldn't a!!!I'd, I wouldn~ offer. I save other waywao 1 homes. It· was reported that Mrs. Debbie Buck gave tbe "It really doesn't matter Thursday prior to the Reds' Roscoe ' Thorne of Point can take people to lunch or buy gilts for thOle who liave done the tour was quite succeaaful. cultural report 011 Uterature. .· · . how good the outfielders' workout, "but it's so slight Pleasant, guest speaker. nice things ,for me. ·· "' "!OWl' ulJnda King, social chalrnwi. When they refuse to acC1!1Jt, It knocks me down fw'lber arms are either, the Reds are tha t it's almost out of ServiCes nightly at 7:30 p.m. gbing lo make it from·flrst to existence. You have lobe fair CONCERNED CITIZENS than my low paycheck. How do I get It acrou that they're third anyway.'' · to your baliclub. ll would be a interested in helping UMWA mrutlng me feel Uke a - CHARITY CASE Mrs. Karen Goins. Mra. LETART FAtUi -Plan.! Downie, hostess, served Stealing bases alao is a terrible thing to put pride supporters of. education and . for a fall festival and supper 'refte.llunenta. Reds' trademark. Cincinnati ahead of,winning arid have it voter transportat ion are Dear C.C.: were completed at a meeting Tell tilem, just as you've told me! led the NL in stolen bases this cost you a game.'' asked to meet at Democratic 'Ill 210 Anderson will use Dan Headquarters, 234 % East Any111e who refuses a gift with "Oh, you can't afford It!" of the Letart Falls PTO held season and !leds' ·Monday night at the 9Chool. runners Wlwere thrown out Driessen, a .247 hitter with 44 Main St., Pomeroy, Friday at needs a crash course In tact. - H. For olt your homo · · Serving at the supper will ti to teal · t ~ runs batted jn this year as his 10 a.m. There will he several +++ 8 11emp ng Entertolnmtnhnd s . JUS "" designated hitter versus the Dear HelenL . begin at5 p.m. and during tile Urnes. Joe Morgan, tile team guest speaker. APillllncO Nttcll I never realized how severely eplleplics are persecuted evening all kinds of games leader in steals with 60, was Yanke e ri ght- ha nd ed SATURDAY caught only nine times. pitchers, while Bob Bailey, BAKE SA>LE, Saturday until I became one three years ago. & 10011 u employers bear and entertainment wiU be DQXOL "How do you stop them who hit ·296 with 2J'RBI, will beginning at 8:30a.m. by the the wll'd, your chances go out the window. Best I could do was provided. busboy in a colfeeshop. Jake CALVES NURSE THE ' HMOS UP' from stealing'" questioned Bush and . Randall DH aga in st lefties . And Cub Scout Pack 242 SERVICE NATURAL WAY So .I spent two years learning a trade, so I could work for Roberts of the RaCine Kiner. "Morgan is an 87 per although the Reds' skipper · Syracuse, at Larry's Grocery Emergency Squad were myself. I became an electronics technician (TV organ repair admits having an added bat in Syracuse. ' Ni pp le bot t le s are ti ppe d upside cent base stealer. And guys etc.) but this requires travel. Now !learn my stale~ speakers ahd demonstrated • · like Driessen or Bailey in his dow n while the calf is d rink ing. and like (Ken) Griffey, (George) CHILI SUPPER and made it Ulegal fll' epileptics to drive. . · the · care needed for lineup certainly won't hurt , F d all t he ingredi ents, even th ose wh ich TV & Appliance carnival Saturday an (Dave) he abhorstheDHruie's effecl at oster emergency victims. Room Heartsick, I checked into Socii! DllllbiUty lleaeflta. But ma y settl e out, flow on down through Concepcion can ali run and Gas service . · Cheshire-Kyger School. get a load of this: I'm not ellglble becaue my dlsabiUty llao count was won by the com· on managing. t he nipple and inio the ca lf. Th e re· steal bases." . Racine, Ohio s uit is " hea ds up " leeding, bette r Kiner' thinks there's only "I 'think a manager is Supper at 5:30 and carnival at mUd (I've had lhtee 10180 seizures in three Yell'S). Any blned fourth and fiftb grades. __ £l!_f!terr; Ohio .1 p.m. Sponsored by PTA. suggestiona? - BROKE AND FIGHI'ING MAD . Refreshments were' served. nutrit ion for the call , and no was te . one way for the ~ericali somebodY/' Anderson said~ Public invited. Plastic Nippl e bottles hold tRe warm League to beat the Reds in "You ta ke away the strategy " AUCTION AND Con· Dear Broke: Suckle at a more co nstant tem pera · the World Series. of when to pinch-hit foc your l ure even in cold weather - an aid · "You gotta score runs , h~ Check again on driving restrlctlona for epUepllcs. U you pitcher and you m1ght as well signment sale Saturday at t o Jeducin g scours. And t he tight said. "You can't ever l~k for call the professors from Bar- Twin City Shrine Park, are under medica ti111 and the doctor certlftes you "aafe " moet nipple cap redu ces the fl y problem. a 1~ ball game. Even with the . vard '" to run your ba ilclub. Racine, sponsored by Twin states, I belleve, will la8ue you a driver's Ucenae. 'As for Albers plastic coated Suck le Bottl e great pitching staff the Mets In my opiniOn, whe? you City Shrine Club. Begins at employment, business people these dayw undentand that MOST IMPORTANT BOOK holder, show~ above, also avail able. have with guys like (Tom) mak,e a move for the pitcher, 10:30 a.m. Refreshments. . epilepsy can he Qledlcally.controlled. If yoU're a quaUfled good GQSPEL SERVICE, w~~r .you'll f~ the light spot. Don't cave In to your lllnesa! Seaver, {Jerry) Koosman that swh~,re the real game IS -A prophetic message . ,, . Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at ' and (Jon) Matlac~ , I don't mvolved. " ·. think we ever shut them out." Both Dries sen, who Midway Community Church, · of Hope for~ .. lt;s noi easy to score a lot. appeared 10 98 ga~es,_ and between Langsville and . ' against the Reds, though, Bailey, who saw actwn m 69, Dexter, with Rev . Roy GENE~TION Kiner admits. Although their expressed pleasure over the Deeter, Bashail, pastor .of w.!"The New Creations'' ~ at the !lutland Church of pitching is mediocre, their p~ospect of add1~1~nai Bald Knob Church, speaking. vocal group of the Bradbury Christ homecoming and then defense is superb and devoid .playmg, or ~a ther hlttmg, The Midway Trio, ·Morgan Church of ChriSt ~ Sunday Tuesday at the Pomeroy of any weaknesses. · time but neither· thought Center young 'people and the Church of ChriBt revlvll. "Up the middle they're much adjustment would be Karr Family will present The group was ac· vocal selections. service at 9:30 a.m., Sunday incredibly st r ong ne~~e~sary . .. companied by Mrs. Maryln WORK PARTY Saturday School at 10:30'a.m., basket defensiv ely," says Kiner . It s not that easy .."tt1~g Wilcox at the Rutland dinner at 12:30 p.m. M· . f I "Concepcion at shortstop and · ar~und n~~ pl~ymg, sa1d program where they sang mornmg rom 8 to 12 at the lernoon services at I :45 with I Morgan at second hath have Dnessen, SO· I m glad '111 at hasebaU diamonds at Meigs Timothy Smith delivering the "He Is Llsteiilng to You," "A I tremenaous· ra ng e and least be gettmg more chances New Mind" and "The New High School. The work party message. There will be I (Cesar) Geronimo covers a t? hit. My only co~cern while wUI prepare the fields for special singing. 23rd." Beverly Wilcox also I MONDAY I Jot of ground in cente And I m on the bench 1s the same winter. All managers, sang a aolo, "Who Do You Say o(ilu""""""' ..... ,_ ... I (catcher) Johnny Ben~ is a thmg I have when I'm pinc~­ coaches and parents of EASTE that I Am.'' At the Pomeroy that s children in the baseball · RN Athletic Churcp the youth sing "I I super defensive ballplayer. hlttmg . Boosters Monday at . high He's got the strongest arm . contl'ntr~tmg on what the program are urged to·atiend. school. Plans for yard sale to Looked for Love," with Kathy I've ever seen " · pitcher IS throwmg to the SUNDAY . be completed and Eastern Miller as aceompanlst. . Kiner feels ·the Reds also ot~,er guy,s in o~r lineup ;" Taking .part In the HOMECOMING Sunday at ~er jackets to be sold will have a decided advantage in . There s nothing I can t do ·presentation were Beverly Morning Star United ·be on display. the World Series in that they m baseball ~.xcept p1ck ~P a WUcox, Rita Bailey, VIcki 992·2 115 play the artificial surface ground bail, grmned Bailey, Methodist Church. Worship . MEIG~AIJJA Chapter, ·Hoffman, Sherr! Barnhart, Mulberry AYe. Po'meroy,O. better than any team in who, at 36, has put on, as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,. Ohio Civil Services Em· Deal Jeffers, Mike Miller, baseball. Anderson likes to say, "a few ployees Association (OCSEA) Kevin King, Tamml and . ( " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -........... Ounces" SinCe la st yea r. when I might want to pinch· ' Monday, 7:30p.m. atGulding Christy Stanley, Randy · "Being a DH is just like hit for my pitcher early in the Hand School in Cheshire. Haynes and Rodney BaUey. pinch-hitting only maybe game, but wouldn't beca!JS<l RUTI:AND PTO, 7:30 easier, since if you mess up of possibly running out of Monday at the school. Plans By the author of the reco~~-breaking best the first Ume you get another pinch-hitters. DANCE PLANNED will be made for the annual seller The' t:llte "~a~ Planet Earth. chance . "U I didri' have to use fall festival. A square dance sponaored •• • Wil'li);JM 11 But I think our lineup is pinch hitters· ,... which you the Harrllonv!Ue MEIGS BAND Boosters . by awesome whether we use the don't with the DH - I'd need Monday, 1:30 p.m. in tbe Elementary PTO has been DH or nol." ~ more pitchers . . I can get band room. AU parents of changed to Friday, Oct. 15 ' •r\, . Anderson , meanwhilC, unhappy real fast.'' Middleport, 0. · band students urged to attend (tonlgbt) Instead of Saturday made it clear that, Anderson's biggest concern and support the band and as wu amounced. designated hitter rule or not, with the Yankees was to directors. · he'll still maintain hi s contain Mickey Rivers and MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS reputation as baseball's Thurman Munson. · and Professional Women's "Captain Hook" with his " You slop Rivers and Club Monday, 7:30 p.m. at pitchers. Muhson and you stop the Columbia Gas Office. AU "I'm probably the only heart of their haUclub," said members urged to attend. manager you 'll see who Anderson . "It's the same as . TUESDAY actually needs more pitchers stopping our top three guys In WORLD WAR I veterans with the DH rule," Anderson the lineup (Pete Rose, Joo will be bono Tuesday' a said. "There would be times Morgan and Ken Griffey).'.' . p.m. at the .red annual oyster By FRED McMANE UPI Sport.l Writer CINCINNAT-I (UPI) -Ralph Kiner, one of baseball's supreme sluggers an~ a mi'Jilber of !he Hall of Fame, has seen many great teams· du.ring his illustrious career as a player and broadcaster and firmly believes the 1976 Cincinnati Reds deserve a position somewhere near the top of the honor roll. · '~This baUcluh just has to be ~e of the greatest in the history of the game," says Kiner, currently an 81)llouncer f<r the New York Mets. ''They have the peliecl balance of power, speed and defense. I never saw the 1927 Yankees, which everyone says was the strongest team of the Yankees' dynasty, but it would ~eem to me this Reds k1'11tDIII¥hnt!NI, Mlddlepon.Pwntroy, 0., Friday, 001.11, II'll Fall festival scheduled for November weekend A l'allleltlval wu planned lor the MeCIIId 'weebnd In NOftlllber II Moaday niCbt'• JDeetlniofthe Pcmeroy PTA at the lchool. · AmoUDCed II the meeting - tbi Ohio PTA convention to be beld Oct. 211, 28 and 271n Columbus. Membenl voted to endone the tuberculoail)evy renewll and to continue to live Pool cereal box topo and CempbeU aoup Iabeli wblch can be redeemed for achool eljulpment. Mrs, April Sinltii II bandilng the coiiectton. Mrs. Barbara Riggs reported on fundi for buietball unH011111 for the lchool's llludenta. Sbe oald that ~1.81 baa been ralaed with $129.79 of that llllOlllll coming from . the li8ht bulb sale. Several • .~teamboat ln1J. "Real Old·Fashioned Home 3rcl'-st., R aetna. Ohio . Conkin~" Dial 949 -251 ~ · . !1... Flnlnc!ng IYIIIItMt Uom MF. J .. Quality· buill by Massey,_Fergu:son, , · I ~ World's largest manufacturer of tractors. - - I 12 Ill- 79~ \ . See them today at .•• I P.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT...,.. FRI., OCT. 15, 1976 MODERN SUPPLY 298 Second Sl 992-2164 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, 0 . ' The store with "All Kinds Of Stuff" for pets - stables - large and small anlllllls -lawns -gardens . POWELL Pome"',Oh~ �·. • .... 4-Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., ~' riday, Oct, 15, 1976 · ~U:;t'J Sparky ·· ,. among greate~t detests DH r ule 1·1 • ,//1 Social Calendar FRIDAY Helen Help Us • • • By Helen Bottel By Charlene Hoeflich MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP :II <Ween were elected at lhli Monday night meeting of ~ :Watlleath United Methodlai Cbirch. Elected were Kris As uden, pnaident; Betb Wolfe, vice preeldent; Susapna Wile, llCI'ibe, and Kann GoQ!ns, treuurer . :;;;:Palnlll were organlled and leader ol Patrol is Lau.ra ~ with Joyce Stewart as her asalstant and other being Milly McMillion, Zancra ·Vaughan, Karen and Susanna Wise. Leader ol Patrol 21s Cindy Crooks ber asalslant II Klin Fraley. Others ci the patrol are' Kris lbiwd.en, Stephanie Houcbllll, Kathy Arnott aQd Beth Ann .. Wolfe. AHalloween party waa planned during the meeting. SJ':' ~ • • SYRACUBE BROWNIE TROOP 1120 ' ' A, skating party at the ~te-a-Way Rink on Route 7 was pl8iOned fir M011day nlgbt wltli the glrla to meet at the 8y1;,aceele Elementary Scleool at 8:30 p.m. ·· It ~u decided during the meellng the troop will~rch in IHie the Mlddleport'llld the Pomeroy Clrlstmas par des. To ~ the meeting Alicia Van Meter led In the pledg , Regina VIP in the girl scout prornlse, Jill. Nease In the Lord's . ~~"·Kathy Pickens in the Brownie SmUe song, and Pauls w1110lnnner In the BroWnie B's. - · r . Brunch set for Saturrkty .,,. that ~d displayed leaws which they had gathered at tbe ~ Dlght meeting of th8 Syracuse juniors. Leaf liliinilflcailon Ia a requirement on a badge. .~ 1be juniors will join the Syracuse Brownies for a slqlting J1I!IY Cl1 Monday nltlbt and in November they .till begin work 011 a Ouiatmas gift for their mtithers~' Debble Michael led In tlii'Lord's Prayer to opeo the meeting. Lori Michael led in the fiNI pledge, and all of the girls recited the girl scout promise. j;~s were conducted by 1Drealna OWens and Jennie . ey served refreshments. '"':I J ': . I>J f ' RIDENOUR'S "' ' ' THE TERMINAL women from$ 5.95 to $19.95. We make them really bea_ullful. You make them beautifully real. .FLOWERS For All OccasionS J- We Wlrt Flo-• Everywhere· DUTTON'S DRUG STORE . MIOOI.£PORT, 0. 992-2039 PomerDJ FIDnr $!lop Mn. Mlllonl Van Meter Ph. f92..S711 I'll. , _ _ • __ 1 (~II . 1 .... NEHI SLICED • Il'r sl=~~l:~:~Wilson. Oct. 21 Bunni at the .~OYAL CROWN BOmiNG COMPANY • Midd the opening Pl"l\¥,!1~•. Ot"ers attending wemPltve Smith, Tammy Pitzer, Cin4Y ~ltzer, Sharon .Roush, Loyle Holman, Neale Knight, Melba Thomas, Joe Hollnan, Ed Roush, Pam Harden and Julia Powell. SUNDAY OCTOBER 171h 23"CONSOLE 1 .... ,n,.., • Brll !urn! Cln O!Ilf'ICo!or · Prcturo '1ul>r. Tri <Hl 300V Chassrs • Pm entod Power Sen try Voltauo Rogula!lng Syslo:n MEAT - FALL SALE! BACON I . ~ ' ..' $49995 '" Th,t ,.(SHBUR Y • G4543W , ~on temporary styl ecl lowbo y corfsole. Srmulated gru lnocl Wal nut. Solrd- St nt o Supor Vidoo Rnng o Tuning _s ystem . Synchr omall c 70 -Posltio n UHF Chonnol Se loc tor. ChrornatrC O no - bullon Tun ing. AFC. " ;,NI'/N I. ' THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME .GOES INGELS FURNITURE M 992-?.635 0, TONIGHT, OCT. 15 P.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT U. S. NO. 1 WHIJE . POTATOES 10 lb. bag 49~ Hanquet 'f i i.,JWJ ffiS~ FRIED CHICKEN ,) J t::;~·r~: :t Economical! FUer C:C)nsumr tion ranges fr om W2 to 4Y2 quarts per hour, depend.ing on model. . Long~la1tlng dep&ndablilty. Rid ing mowers and lawn/ garden tractors, 5to 14 hp, built to the same quality stan- da rd s as Massey-Ferguson farm tractors. ·,versatility! Add rotary tillers. snow~ hrowers and blades. utility trail ers .. . or 37 other auachments, implements and accessories to make outdoors jobs laster and easier. Reliable service and parts. Factory-trained servicemen . 2~b. box Meat loaf, roiSt beef, flounde .r fish , hamburger steak, frl!ll ~hicken and ham. DOMINO ' VEGETABLES CONFEtnONERS · · Bakecflleans. creamed .. peas. noodles. POTATOES Sweet, mashed .·. SUGAR and OR LIGHT OR DARK BROWN home fries. PIE "My boyfriend lh tht Navy -· still back my plcturo •.. he'd Pumpkl.n•. appt~ and rather hlvi 1 photo of his . cherry. fl-ltt re~taui'ant The SALAD & FRUITS '"01mboa1 inn!" Ub. box Tossed, slaw, cottage cheese, applesauce peaches. DltlciOUI Chlr-Brotloll Sieokl . Dining Room Hours . Wotllclays6-7 p.m., Sunday 1·2 p.m.. a~d wo• Up Window CloMd lor SellOn. .• .SENIOR CITIZENS ' 1') 7(, KurLAND JUNIOR TROOP 1292 Middlepotr~ Book Store . !Cr.eaiP a gifl. Wrile something 011 a Speidel .,,,1., , 1 ,uuw 1 ~ racelet- ~zodia c sign, a plm11e rwmuer, somt'lh ing you could say to or!ly /tim. Over 40 styles for merz ~nd ·.· !Quare of colorid Ml with a · · decorative cord or ribbol,l.,flid usedincloseta. Sheauggtlted that these make an attractive gift. A des910rt course waa served by the hostess. Mrs. .Marjorie Walburn wiil have the next meeting at her Middleport home with Mrs. ·Linda Lambert to be cohostess . Others attending .were Mrs. Iris Kelto~; Mrs. R~th Moore, Mrs. Margaret Parker, Mrsc~Judy BoUn, Mrs. Jackie Brickles, and a guest. Mrs. Umla Werner. T~'-;-;.:;:;;:;.::;:-;-~-;;:::-;:-:-~:::-;;-:~::-;:~:::::"1 Churches planning family fellowship •.. MILLS SENIOR CITIZENS! -~ ( ;!!,l • inlert whole cloves covering the fruit entirely. Then she made a fixative of powdered orris root mixed. with a little cln· namon or scented san· dalwood. and sprinkled the powder ov er the clove covered fruit Mrs . . Tho~pson said the fruit should dry thoroughly , aboutamonth,andthenlfthe f.ixati~e power appears thick orcakeditshouldberemoved with a vegetable brush. . The dried " pomand er" should then lie ·ued in a Group plans activities --suGIJflfotf- • Slow growing with an avocado seed Cramer "-~ : ' ":""·r~fJ . 0~ enough to their program dulles \o be fined. lnatallallon of officers was postponed until November due to the Ulness of the new president. . For roll call each member displayed a specimen mum. Reports were given by Mrs. Addalou Lewis, secretary and Mrs. Allee Thompson: treasurer. Mrs. Miller gave .devotions fr.om .Psalm 100 of ' the' Uvlng Bible followed by the club prayer. She also presented the garden calendar for October noting that now Is the time to cut back peonies and cover them with mulch, to dig tender bulbs and dry, then store in dry sand, to trim off the tops of chrysanthemum -plants, and to mound over the tops of plants for winter protection. "Spice Up Yow; Home" was the program topic of Mrs. Thompson. For the program . each member brQught a fruit and cloves . Mrs. Thompson directed them to pierce the fruit oranges, lemons, limes or apples - with a pick just l!,-MW installs officers ~ iltew dinner sponsored by . . - - - - - -....- - - - · - - - - -... . members of Drew Webatet Post 39. \\!embers who cllMOI drive are asked to phone Paul Cascl or Leonard Jewell for transportation. SOUTHERN LOCAL Band Boosters Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at high school. AU parents urged to attend. FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trinity Church, 7:30 Tuesday night' at the church. Mlsa Erma Smith to have the prog.ram. .hl i): ~~~) .1/f' Polly's Pointers CMtinuatlon_of work on the beautification project at the Meigs County lnflnnary was plaMed at th~ Tl!_esday night meeting of the Wm.ding Trail Garden Club at the home of Mrs. Susie Miller. It was reported that cement blocks have been delivered to the infirmary $1te. Members wiil meet there at I p.m. Sunday to begl~ building . a planter. to plant·buloo and to paint the. benches. The work will continue on Oct. 24 at I p.m. Mrs. Dollie Hayes, president, aMounced the fall regional meeting to be held Nov. 6 at Belpre at St. Mark's United Methodist Church. Several members will attend. Members were reminded that " Happy Land," a blcentennis! program of religious, traditional and folk music will be presented at 3 p.m. on Oct. 24 .at Trinity Church. Members v ot e d unanimously to support the T. B.levy renewal. Anew ruUng was made by the club calling for members not fulfilling DEAR POLl,Y ..'.. I planted in the blender and \hen pour It . A , lt~ f~llowshlp for Eichinger the treasurer's '"; 1be newly oi'ganize(f'j1Ull6r troop· af Rutland meets ·on an avocado 'seed that has in ice cube trays for the those ol Uie St Paul and St. report. The meeting concluded 'J'Il!ldaY evening at the sehool from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. with · started to sprout and come freezer . Later, individual John Lutheran Ch~ches will with a meditation and prayer liaile"-, Pat Hyaell and ChriS Bowers. ' up. I have heard that when cubes are easily thawed and be held atst. John s Church by Mrs. Rachel Downie. Mrs. !:" Patrols have been organized with Tina Leark and April it's seven inches tall I should can . be combined for Sunday evemng af 7:45. A Betty Young and Linda D u the leaders. l;lip and plant it. what Is the nutritious meals with no wiener roast will~ held with Brunty served refreshments ~~ In Tina's patrol are Connie Murphy, Robin Campbell, best way to grow o~e ? waste. - ELLEN. St. John's congregation to from a table carrying out a ~uls Norman and Jackie Petrie. In April's patrol are Betty Also, I planted some DEAR POLLY - To furnish the refreshments. llle!'Phy, Terrl1boma, Darla Morris and Rhonda McDaniel. sunflower seeds ~ut . they remove the odor of cat urine Plans for the fellowship fall theme. Attending besides .::::' Badge work and m111ey making projects were discussed at never grew above four feet from a carpet I loosen the'· were ·announced at the those named were Janet Hill, !lie meeting Monday and refrabments were served. tall. Are there differeni types carpet tum th~ affected area Tuesday night meeting of the Mrs. Eya Schrieber, Mrs. of seeds for bigger plants' - upside' down and generously _American Lutheran Church Mary Hamm, Mrs. Barbara SAMMY. sprink le -soda over that Women of the two churches at Fry, Mrs. Elva Cotterill ' DEAR SAMMY ~ I portion only. MOISTEN with St. Paul's Church. Thank Miss Erne J esse, Mrs. presume you started your full strength white vinegar, • offering · boxes were Virginia Thoren, Pastor avocado seed In water. When will produce a foaming ac· discussed and arrangements WiUiam Middieswarth, and Brenda and Peggy to dry made to present these on guests, }.APpt.E GROVE - In· Rhodes, Christian person- roots form and there are lion. Allow Brunty. Jlillatlon of offlcen hood; · Mrs. Buck, sup- signs 'of growth It should be THOROUGHLY before Sunday, Nov. 28'.11 was noted . / !llghllghied Tuesday night portatlve community; Mrs; · transplanted to a pot of sandy replacing the carpet.' You'll ~~at su~criptlon money for Scope . IS due_and should be . !J!eetlng of the United Bertha Robinson, Christian soU. Keep the soU evenly find a second application ·is MEETING EARLY aoclal Involvement; Mrs. moist and be sure It gets seldom necessa ry. I also used given to Mrs. Judy Eichinger. !'!l•tl)odlsl' Women of the The Southern Local Band AUce·Baiser, Christian global some sun. Sucb plants grow this In~ fireplace that the cat Mrs. Jean Braun h~~ the · Aj1ple .Grove Chuich. Boosters will meet a week DIS· : Mrl. EUeen Buck was the concerns; Mrs. Dolly Wolle, lovelier the larger they get preferred to the regular cat Bible study on early on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at Installing officer and used the committee on nominations, 8lld will eventually have to be box. Aller completely emp- agreements that Bless." 7:30 -p.m. at the high school. tying the ashes I sprinkled on Mrs. Margaret Bla ettnar !heme "Love is' a Circle." and Mrs. Norris, program. staked. During . the business I have read that Mexican the soda and then dampened presided with Mrs. Lois AU band porents are urged to liaiptures frilm Ruth and I the attend to dis~uss important Corin1111ans were read by meeting two birthdays were sunflowers sbould grow from with the vinegar An hour Clelland g1vmg issues. Mrs. Lblcllle Rhodea and Mrs. celebrated and plana were six to eight feet taU. There Is later there was . no odor. secreta.ry's report and Mrs. ponna' Hill. Mrs. Florence made for a Thanksgiving a variety known as Hellan- . NITA. DEAR POLLY - If your llmlth waa at the plano for dinner. The Lord's Prayer 1n thus that comes In dH!erent llMore Love To Thee." unison preceded refresh· : ' kiDdll that grow from one to sewing ·machine does not ~ted .In a circle, · the ments served by Mrs. Balser twelve feet ltlgh. Aok your have a stretch stitch, I have Q)embera unroUed a ribbon to and Mrs. Shirley Ables. local se_ed store about the found a good substitute. It Is ~bollze the 'binding of love Others attending were .Mrs. · kind that will : grow best to . good, but I will admit is also slow. GraduaUy and carefuUy ::11!!1 service lri tbe church. Edith Manuel, MrS .. Stella your locale. - POLLY. · Jarrell and Mrs. Ions Hupp, • stretch the · elastic tightly · ~..Buck bad pra~er and the with Mrs. Grace Krider and DEAR POLLY My Pet around your finger and hold ·It 'llfOup sang ''Blest Be the Peeve is to hear women tell of together at the back side, ;:t'le" to conclude the Irene Hupp as guests. -ony .. asing their .clothes dryers in with four fingers continuing or-..,- · . nice weather. They could to stretch it lightly. L use a • installed were Mrs. DoMa conserve energy by drying double thread and take a :kw, prealden! ; Mrs. Julia their clothes out of doors in back stitch about every :lforrta, vice president; Mrs. the fresh air and sunshine. fourth stitch. It works. :Ill•• Parsons, secretary· • Also the clothes would smell MARGUERITE . ' rtaaurer; Mrs. Lucille Several activities were PRICES IN EFFECT 8 so sweet and fresh . - K.B.I. plarmed at the recent meeting DEAR POLLY - When I YARDS,n.E.SET of the Katharos Fellowship at discovered I had nci green Meigs County Salon 710 will the home of Steve WUson. foliage suitable for a flower have a yard Saturday at • FRENCH PREMIUM The youth will hold a bake ~rrangement, a friend gave the home sale of Mrs. Mary •• sale at Krogers on SatUrday me some asparagus tops. The Martin, 2 Cole St., Pomeroy, • at 10 li.m., oo Tuesd8y they sturdy stems worked great 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A variety of will sing at a revival service and it looked like a delicate clothing, particularly men's and on Oct. ~ they will have a fern . size 42, "!ill be offered for halloween party and hayride I food sale. ·~ for the boy scouts. Several money making projects in· lawn/garden lra<cto•rl eluding a rock-a-thon were discussed. Devotions were led by Cathy Smith. Tbe next :;,·. HAL liNDSEY'S Singing enjoy~ . Sunday SYRACUSE JUNIOR TROOP l20t .ruDY OWEN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Richard S. OWen, Middleport, Is a homecoming queen candidate at · Marietta College, representing her sorority Sigma Sigma Sigma. Festivities will be at hall-time ceremonies of the Marietta College-Dennisein game this Saturday afternoon at Don Drumm field, Marietta. .,., Slearl Cogar, lal Michael, Dreama Owens and Chr!Aty =~~;~::~ :::':~ :Plans. cr;nnpkro Club to continue beautification work !~Girl Scout Diary Pomeroy mercbnll allo contrlll'&ted. AceordJDa to Mrl. RiW the llllifonlll wtl1 colt .-r IIIII the lOCka, fll. The bliance of the -_y wtl1 be tiled to pardlue bubtballl. It wu noted ~~ tbe Goegleln Bro1. 1111 iloallAicla. buketball pump. Mrs, Llnijl Mayer CGD• ducted the meeUnc wllldl opened wllb the pledse to tbe 118f!. Robert MorriJ, prta. · clpal, Introduced the leacben and pre~e~~ted a repo,t 011 goa1a for the IICbool year. He talked about workbooks, reading progrutll and public 111e of bulldJnCI. Second grade w011 the room award. Tbe ezecuttve committee served refrelb. n\ents. Sloe l.o bnntac !lblll'l of I'll)' team is the equal of any SOUP SUPPER at the ' ~m . " ' Senior Citizens Center. Dear Helen : My husband lost two llmba In Vietnam. During the 1950's Kiner Serving to be from 4 to 7 p.m. played against !he preceding the football game. ,•. Jaaon c111 manage very well ~- He drlv•, inrlma outstandin g Brooklyn By BilL MADDEN Menu will include vegetable . has a good job, goes out with the boys, dO. a1mo11 ew~ Dodgers' teams and saw the UPI Spons 'Wrller and bean soup, chill, hoi dogs, from his wheelchair bue. powerful Yankee SQ11ads that CINCINNATI .(UP! ) . ..... sloppy ~sand deaserts. Btit at h_.A~IIt . his alave. He. bwlata I Watt on bbJi won five successive world "11 's a joke; the biggest joke , REVIVAL ~ETiNG · at · constantly, no matter lfl'm run rlqed wttb·can o1 the boille charnpionships from. l941h'i3. of our game , and I'd love not the Rutland C:ommunlty and yard aild our tWo small dllldren, plul Ill)' job. He's ldlllng what Utile love I have left for blm. We hardly He feels the Reds may· be to use it," CinCinnati . Reds Church Friday,.Saturday and better than either of those two manager Sparky Anderson Sunday, 7:30 nightly. Rev. even speak any nwre. It'sliie ~for three baliea. Yet to clube. was saying about the ll;ilph Spires, speaker and others, he's a model of rehabiUtatloo. I'd like~ take the klda and leave. I can't liPIInd the rat ol "The only place where I .controversial designated Mr . and Mrs. Charles feel they don't measure up to hitter rule which, for the first Rinehart, singers: Pastor · my Ufe wlt!t a man so totally wrapped up'ln blnllelf. But what tlwse teams is in pitching ," time, will be used in the Amos Tillis invites the pubUc. · will people say? He'll mUe them bellew r:m l'lllllllrw out 011 a poor lnvaUd. - AT IUS BECK AND CALL Series. sru'd Kiner . "The Yankees World ORGANIZATIONAL. meet· ' . Th e Reds brass have been had outstanding pitchers "' '" ha • th t ts k ing of·a junlo.r grange by Ohio Dear AHBAC: Allie Reynolds, Vic o-schi per ps e mos ou po en '"' the cr1't1'.c s of the Amer1can Lea. VaUeyGrangeatLetartFaUs My I.G.A.P. ("I'm Quelling Again Perception") tells me ••d Eddie Lopat and '"' gue's DH ru1 g · Community Building, 7:30 ·Jason's fear of losing you Inspires the very actlona that puab Dodgers had guys like Don .,. e,iteven i 1 omgth as to p.m. Friday !or .young people you lowlird leaving. f f Newcombe, Carl Erskine and ar as lmg su as mon. . e. . They w · ere force its abolishment. By a fl~e through 14. Monthly He's using his dlsabWty as blackmail- "How could a wile Clem Labm decree from Baseba ii meetings , with contests , walk out on ~yone who needs her .10 much?" - when he great pitchers. crafts, music, games. Young should be proving at heme what he baa ·lhucly proved .ssl· · B · Kuh HBul the Reds have some- Comlll I oner ow1e n, ln ff tile DH rule wiil be used in people from Letart Falls, elsewhere: a wheelchair II a challenge not a pity llllchlnel til g that can o set their alternate World Series. . . Antiquity, Apple Grove and U there's a spark of love left In your marriage It could be · A brunch to honor those Mrs. Janet Downie, pitching deficiencies !lut you can bet Anderson East Letart Invited. rekindled .with mutual ~mderstandlng. Juon•a rehaiXlltatlOn who opened. their homa for president, conducted tbe speed. They run better than . RUMMAGE SALE Friday agency knows your kind of problem welt Dlaeuaa It with his any club I've ever seen play. 1sn't going to let his organiza. the home tour of the Oblo Eta model meeting aUended by Why, they've made an art out . lion 's passions put the 'Reds· beginning at 9 a.m. at the therapist before you make a final declslm. - H. Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma several prospective mem· ALBERS . +++ of going from first to third 00 at a disadvantage when they Enterprise United Methodist Phi Sorority wlli be held bers. Dutia of the committee Church. Everything, 10 cents. Dear Helen : Saturday at the Meigl Itin, :. chairmen were ezplalned, It 8 hit. First to tillrd is really a open the Series here Saturday PLASTIC SUCKLE big I earn a plddUn' salary, but I have pride.! want to do my part of this game. And the against the New York REVIVAL now in progress Otherut tbe bi'III1Cb will be.'.•,.was decided tbat tile chapler part, but the c111stant reply from friends 11 "at you can't extra bases they take often Yankees. through Sunday at the Church thol1e sorority members wbo again next year wlli work at NURSING BOTTLE forces the other teams into "Oh there 's still a chance I of Christ 1n Christian Unibn, afford It!" · ' ' served as hostesaes at the. the Melp County Fair. mistakes. won't US<l it," Anderson said Pearl St. , Middleport. Rey. If I couldn't a!!!I'd, I wouldn~ offer. I save other waywao 1 homes. It· was reported that Mrs. Debbie Buck gave tbe "It really doesn't matter Thursday prior to the Reds' Roscoe ' Thorne of Point can take people to lunch or buy gilts for thOle who liave done the tour was quite succeaaful. cultural report 011 Uterature. .· · . how good the outfielders' workout, "but it's so slight Pleasant, guest speaker. nice things ,for me. ·· "' "!OWl' ulJnda King, social chalrnwi. When they refuse to acC1!1Jt, It knocks me down fw'lber arms are either, the Reds are tha t it's almost out of ServiCes nightly at 7:30 p.m. gbing lo make it from·flrst to existence. You have lobe fair CONCERNED CITIZENS than my low paycheck. How do I get It acrou that they're third anyway.'' · to your baliclub. ll would be a interested in helping UMWA mrutlng me feel Uke a - CHARITY CASE Mrs. Karen Goins. Mra. LETART FAtUi -Plan.! Downie, hostess, served Stealing bases alao is a terrible thing to put pride supporters of. education and . for a fall festival and supper 'refte.llunenta. Reds' trademark. Cincinnati ahead of,winning arid have it voter transportat ion are Dear C.C.: were completed at a meeting Tell tilem, just as you've told me! led the NL in stolen bases this cost you a game.'' asked to meet at Democratic 'Ill 210 Anderson will use Dan Headquarters, 234 % East Any111e who refuses a gift with "Oh, you can't afford It!" of the Letart Falls PTO held season and !leds' ·Monday night at the 9Chool. runners Wlwere thrown out Driessen, a .247 hitter with 44 Main St., Pomeroy, Friday at needs a crash course In tact. - H. For olt your homo · · Serving at the supper will ti to teal · t ~ runs batted jn this year as his 10 a.m. There will he several +++ 8 11emp ng Entertolnmtnhnd s . JUS "" designated hitter versus the Dear HelenL . begin at5 p.m. and during tile Urnes. Joe Morgan, tile team guest speaker. APillllncO Nttcll I never realized how severely eplleplics are persecuted evening all kinds of games leader in steals with 60, was Yanke e ri ght- ha nd ed SATURDAY caught only nine times. pitchers, while Bob Bailey, BAKE SA>LE, Saturday until I became one three years ago. & 10011 u employers bear and entertainment wiU be DQXOL "How do you stop them who hit ·296 with 2J'RBI, will beginning at 8:30a.m. by the the wll'd, your chances go out the window. Best I could do was provided. busboy in a colfeeshop. Jake CALVES NURSE THE ' HMOS UP' from stealing'" questioned Bush and . Randall DH aga in st lefties . And Cub Scout Pack 242 SERVICE NATURAL WAY So .I spent two years learning a trade, so I could work for Roberts of the RaCine Kiner. "Morgan is an 87 per although the Reds' skipper · Syracuse, at Larry's Grocery Emergency Squad were myself. I became an electronics technician (TV organ repair admits having an added bat in Syracuse. ' Ni pp le bot t le s are ti ppe d upside cent base stealer. And guys etc.) but this requires travel. Now !learn my stale~ speakers ahd demonstrated • · like Driessen or Bailey in his dow n while the calf is d rink ing. and like (Ken) Griffey, (George) CHILI SUPPER and made it Ulegal fll' epileptics to drive. . · the · care needed for lineup certainly won't hurt , F d all t he ingredi ents, even th ose wh ich TV & Appliance carnival Saturday an (Dave) he abhorstheDHruie's effecl at oster emergency victims. Room Heartsick, I checked into Socii! DllllbiUty lleaeflta. But ma y settl e out, flow on down through Concepcion can ali run and Gas service . · Cheshire-Kyger School. get a load of this: I'm not ellglble becaue my dlsabiUty llao count was won by the com· on managing. t he nipple and inio the ca lf. Th e re· steal bases." . Racine, Ohio s uit is " hea ds up " leeding, bette r Kiner' thinks there's only "I 'think a manager is Supper at 5:30 and carnival at mUd (I've had lhtee 10180 seizures in three Yell'S). Any blned fourth and fiftb grades. __ £l!_f!terr; Ohio .1 p.m. Sponsored by PTA. suggestiona? - BROKE AND FIGHI'ING MAD . Refreshments were' served. nutrit ion for the call , and no was te . one way for the ~ericali somebodY/' Anderson said~ Public invited. Plastic Nippl e bottles hold tRe warm League to beat the Reds in "You ta ke away the strategy " AUCTION AND Con· Dear Broke: Suckle at a more co nstant tem pera · the World Series. of when to pinch-hit foc your l ure even in cold weather - an aid · "You gotta score runs , h~ Check again on driving restrlctlona for epUepllcs. U you pitcher and you m1ght as well signment sale Saturday at t o Jeducin g scours. And t he tight said. "You can't ever l~k for call the professors from Bar- Twin City Shrine Park, are under medica ti111 and the doctor certlftes you "aafe " moet nipple cap redu ces the fl y problem. a 1~ ball game. Even with the . vard '" to run your ba ilclub. Racine, sponsored by Twin states, I belleve, will la8ue you a driver's Ucenae. 'As for Albers plastic coated Suck le Bottl e great pitching staff the Mets In my opiniOn, whe? you City Shrine Club. Begins at employment, business people these dayw undentand that MOST IMPORTANT BOOK holder, show~ above, also avail able. have with guys like (Tom) mak,e a move for the pitcher, 10:30 a.m. Refreshments. . epilepsy can he Qledlcally.controlled. If yoU're a quaUfled good GQSPEL SERVICE, w~~r .you'll f~ the light spot. Don't cave In to your lllnesa! Seaver, {Jerry) Koosman that swh~,re the real game IS -A prophetic message . ,, . Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at ' and (Jon) Matlac~ , I don't mvolved. " ·. think we ever shut them out." Both Dries sen, who Midway Community Church, · of Hope for~ .. lt;s noi easy to score a lot. appeared 10 98 ga~es,_ and between Langsville and . ' against the Reds, though, Bailey, who saw actwn m 69, Dexter, with Rev . Roy GENE~TION Kiner admits. Although their expressed pleasure over the Deeter, Bashail, pastor .of w.!"The New Creations'' ~ at the !lutland Church of pitching is mediocre, their p~ospect of add1~1~nai Bald Knob Church, speaking. vocal group of the Bradbury Christ homecoming and then defense is superb and devoid .playmg, or ~a ther hlttmg, The Midway Trio, ·Morgan Church of ChriSt ~ Sunday Tuesday at the Pomeroy of any weaknesses. · time but neither· thought Center young 'people and the Church of ChriBt revlvll. "Up the middle they're much adjustment would be Karr Family will present The group was ac· vocal selections. service at 9:30 a.m., Sunday incredibly st r ong ne~~e~sary . .. companied by Mrs. Maryln WORK PARTY Saturday School at 10:30'a.m., basket defensiv ely," says Kiner . It s not that easy .."tt1~g Wilcox at the Rutland dinner at 12:30 p.m. M· . f I "Concepcion at shortstop and · ar~und n~~ pl~ymg, sa1d program where they sang mornmg rom 8 to 12 at the lernoon services at I :45 with I Morgan at second hath have Dnessen, SO· I m glad '111 at hasebaU diamonds at Meigs Timothy Smith delivering the "He Is Llsteiilng to You," "A I tremenaous· ra ng e and least be gettmg more chances New Mind" and "The New High School. The work party message. There will be I (Cesar) Geronimo covers a t? hit. My only co~cern while wUI prepare the fields for special singing. 23rd." Beverly Wilcox also I MONDAY I Jot of ground in cente And I m on the bench 1s the same winter. All managers, sang a aolo, "Who Do You Say o(ilu""""""' ..... ,_ ... I (catcher) Johnny Ben~ is a thmg I have when I'm pinc~­ coaches and parents of EASTE that I Am.'' At the Pomeroy that s children in the baseball · RN Athletic Churcp the youth sing "I I super defensive ballplayer. hlttmg . Boosters Monday at . high He's got the strongest arm . contl'ntr~tmg on what the program are urged to·atiend. school. Plans for yard sale to Looked for Love," with Kathy I've ever seen " · pitcher IS throwmg to the SUNDAY . be completed and Eastern Miller as aceompanlst. . Kiner feels ·the Reds also ot~,er guy,s in o~r lineup ;" Taking .part In the HOMECOMING Sunday at ~er jackets to be sold will have a decided advantage in . There s nothing I can t do ·presentation were Beverly Morning Star United ·be on display. the World Series in that they m baseball ~.xcept p1ck ~P a WUcox, Rita Bailey, VIcki 992·2 115 play the artificial surface ground bail, grmned Bailey, Methodist Church. Worship . MEIG~AIJJA Chapter, ·Hoffman, Sherr! Barnhart, Mulberry AYe. Po'meroy,O. better than any team in who, at 36, has put on, as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,. Ohio Civil Services Em· Deal Jeffers, Mike Miller, baseball. Anderson likes to say, "a few ployees Association (OCSEA) Kevin King, Tamml and . ( " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -........... Ounces" SinCe la st yea r. when I might want to pinch· ' Monday, 7:30p.m. atGulding Christy Stanley, Randy · "Being a DH is just like hit for my pitcher early in the Hand School in Cheshire. Haynes and Rodney BaUey. pinch-hitting only maybe game, but wouldn't beca!JS<l RUTI:AND PTO, 7:30 easier, since if you mess up of possibly running out of Monday at the school. Plans By the author of the reco~~-breaking best the first Ume you get another pinch-hitters. DANCE PLANNED will be made for the annual seller The' t:llte "~a~ Planet Earth. chance . "U I didri' have to use fall festival. A square dance sponaored •• • Wil'li);JM 11 But I think our lineup is pinch hitters· ,... which you the Harrllonv!Ue MEIGS BAND Boosters . by awesome whether we use the don't with the DH - I'd need Monday, 1:30 p.m. in tbe Elementary PTO has been DH or nol." ~ more pitchers . . I can get band room. AU parents of changed to Friday, Oct. 15 ' •r\, . Anderson , meanwhilC, unhappy real fast.'' Middleport, 0. · band students urged to attend (tonlgbt) Instead of Saturday made it clear that, Anderson's biggest concern and support the band and as wu amounced. designated hitter rule or not, with the Yankees was to directors. · he'll still maintain hi s contain Mickey Rivers and MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS reputation as baseball's Thurman Munson. · and Professional Women's "Captain Hook" with his " You slop Rivers and Club Monday, 7:30 p.m. at pitchers. Muhson and you stop the Columbia Gas Office. AU "I'm probably the only heart of their haUclub," said members urged to attend. manager you 'll see who Anderson . "It's the same as . TUESDAY actually needs more pitchers stopping our top three guys In WORLD WAR I veterans with the DH rule," Anderson the lineup (Pete Rose, Joo will be bono Tuesday' a said. "There would be times Morgan and Ken Griffey).'.' . p.m. at the .red annual oyster By FRED McMANE UPI Sport.l Writer CINCINNAT-I (UPI) -Ralph Kiner, one of baseball's supreme sluggers an~ a mi'Jilber of !he Hall of Fame, has seen many great teams· du.ring his illustrious career as a player and broadcaster and firmly believes the 1976 Cincinnati Reds deserve a position somewhere near the top of the honor roll. · '~This baUcluh just has to be ~e of the greatest in the history of the game," says Kiner, currently an 81)llouncer f<r the New York Mets. ''They have the peliecl balance of power, speed and defense. I never saw the 1927 Yankees, which everyone says was the strongest team of the Yankees' dynasty, but it would ~eem to me this Reds k1'11tDIII¥hnt!NI, Mlddlepon.Pwntroy, 0., Friday, 001.11, II'll Fall festival scheduled for November weekend A l'allleltlval wu planned lor the MeCIIId 'weebnd In NOftlllber II Moaday niCbt'• JDeetlniofthe Pcmeroy PTA at the lchool. · AmoUDCed II the meeting - tbi Ohio PTA convention to be beld Oct. 211, 28 and 271n Columbus. Membenl voted to endone the tuberculoail)evy renewll and to continue to live Pool cereal box topo and CempbeU aoup Iabeli wblch can be redeemed for achool eljulpment. Mrs, April Sinltii II bandilng the coiiectton. Mrs. Barbara Riggs reported on fundi for buietball unH011111 for the lchool's llludenta. Sbe oald that ~1.81 baa been ralaed with $129.79 of that llllOlllll coming from . the li8ht bulb sale. Several • .~teamboat ln1J. "Real Old·Fashioned Home 3rcl'-st., R aetna. Ohio . Conkin~" Dial 949 -251 ~ · . !1... Flnlnc!ng IYIIIItMt Uom MF. J .. Quality· buill by Massey,_Fergu:son, , · I ~ World's largest manufacturer of tractors. - - I 12 Ill- 79~ \ . See them today at .•• I P.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT...,.. FRI., OCT. 15, 1976 MODERN SUPPLY 298 Second Sl 992-2164 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, 0 . ' The store with "All Kinds Of Stuff" for pets - stables - large and small anlllllls -lawns -gardens . POWELL Pome"',Oh~ �• TRINITY CHURCH Rov W. mMtlng 7:30 /. m. Praytr Pemn, pastor Roy Mo~er . Sun - meeting , Wednes oy 7 30 p m day schoo l sup! Church School. UNITED PRES~YTERIAN 'I 15 o.m . wonhtp servtce, 10 30 MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , o m Cho1r rehearsal Tuesday Dwight L Zavllz , director 7 30 p m under dtre<:tton of Mrs. HARRISONVILLE Paul Nease PRESBYTERIAN , Rev, Ernest POMEROY CHURCH OF THE Strrcklln , pot ter Sunday chur<:h NAZARENE Corner Uruon qnd school 9 30 a m Mu Homer Mulberry , Rev -Clyde V ....t4e-nder- Lee, supt., mornrng worship son pastor Sunday school, 9 30 10 30 a m Glen MtCiung, supt , morn MIDDLEPORT , Sundoy school' mg worsh rp 1 10 30 am eventng 9l0 a m , Rtchard Vaughan, sup! servtce , 7 30, mid -week 1ervice , Mornrng worsh1p 10 30 WednMday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Morn1n9 worthrp 9 GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev a.m.; Sunday scheol ,•10a m Mrs Harold Deeth rector Church ser· Sampson Hall supt viCes, I 0 30 a m . Holy commu· RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO n10n ftrst Sunday of mo nth chur · Rev James D Guynn , poslor ch school 10 30 a.m. lor nursery Sunday school 10 a m. Sunda., th rO~,~ gh 12 worshtp, 11 o m , Sun.d_o., evening POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST service, 7 p m . Wednesday war. Rtc.hord hanson , pastor, Btble shtp servtca , 7 30 p m "hool 9 30 a m wo rst·up 10 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH o m•. pdult worshtp serv•ce 0 11 d N90r Long Bottom, Edsel Horl young people 's meetmg 7 30 pastor Sunday school , 10 om p m Combtned Bible study and Churc h , 7 30 p m , prayer prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 meettng 7 30 p m .T-hursday p rn Sunday o John 9 1· 11 Monday • John 11 32·45 Tuesday • Acts 3 1· 10 Wednesday o Acls 13 2B·39 Thursday Autumn leaves, after they 've fallen • .. ants at a picnic rain when you've wished for sun. Life is full of such tangles. But it's how you approach them that counts Upbeat, or downbeat? • You can rake leaves, enjoying th e golden quiet of an October afternoon. You can brush aside the ants and enjoy the picnic. You can settle In with a book on a ra111y afternoon. • 1 Connth1ans 15 1-11 Frrday • 1 Connth1ans The choice Is yours-for the best of things, or for the worst of things . Like going to church ... it's up to you! 1512·28 Salurday • 1 Connth1ans 15 50 58 Why not try the upbeat way there, too? Scflj)lurcs SOJociOd b~ The Amer can El•tl t~ Socrc ty Copynyl•t 1976 Ketster Ad\lll iT smg Se rvrce In~ Stra sowq v rg•nra With the hope 11 will. 1n some measurE!, foster and help sustain that which Is good in fam ily and communi1y l1fe . thiS feature IS sponsored by ' th e business f~rm s and orga nizations whose names appear below. KINGSBURY .HOME SALES & SERVICE. INC. MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. WilKINSON'S Middleport, Ohi,o RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Ca ll949-2818 For An Appa~n1men1 Rac .ne, Ohto " HE lL" DEALER Ph 9<9 2ee2 Racine Po~meroy PAUL'S BARBER SHOP Open 8to 5 - Closed Thurs. Ph 99'2-5130 . 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APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE R a~ m e 949-202 0 FREEWILL BAP · TIST , Corner Ash and Plum Noel Herrman, pastor Sat urday e\l&n· rng serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday School, 10o m , Sunday evenrng worshrp 7 30p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARI SH Corner of Sy<:omore and Second Sts , Pomeroy The Rev Wtlltom Middlesworth Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 o m ond Church " • Serv1ces1i 0.11' SACRED HEART ~ev Father Paul ofT Wi!ll ton, POslor Phone 992 2825 SaturdaY S\len~n g MosS 7 30 Sunday Moss 8 and lOam , Confoss1on Saturday 7 7 30 p m Robert T Bumgarner Drreclor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Roberl\1oyden Rev Jomes"Corbtlt 1 CHESTER Worsh1p 9 15 o m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Wo rs h1p 10 JOo m Ch urch School 9 30 a m UMYF 6 30p.m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHU RCH ENTERPRISE , Worshtp 9 am OF CHRIST , 200 W Mom St Jerry Church School1 0 a m Paul mtmster phone 992 7666 ROCI< SPRINGS , Wo rs h1p 10 Conserva tp;e non Instru mental. om Ch urch School 9 I So m Su nday wonh1p, 10 a m Btble UMYF630pm study 11 o m worsh ip 6 p m FLATWOODS Worshtp II am Wednesday Btble study 7 p m Church School I 0 a m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRI STIAN MIODL EPORT CLUSTER CHURCH Rev .Ro l ph Sm tih , Rev Rober t Bumgarn er poMor Sunday schooL 9 30 o m HEATH, Robert Bumgarner, Mrs Worley Fronds, su pennten Pas tor Worsh1p 10 30 a m Chur dent Preochmg servtces ft rst & ch School 9 30 a .m UMYF 6 p m tlmd Sun days following Sunday RUTLAND Wrlbur Htlt Pastor School • Worsh rp 10 30 a m Church School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST 930 om Preochmg 9 30 a m ftrsl and se · SYRACUSE CLUSTER cond Sundays of each mon th , Rev Rrchord E Jorv1s tht rd and fourth Sundays each ASBURY Worship 11 a m Chur· r.. onth worshtp service ot 7 30 ch School 9 50 a m UMW hrs t p m Wwdnesday evenmgs at Tuesday Bib le Study Thurs 7 30 7 30 Prayer and 81bl e Study pm SEVENTH DAY ADVE NTI ST . FOREST RUN Worsh1p 9 a.m Mu lberry Herght s Rood Pomeroy Chu rch School I 0 o m Pas tor Gerard Seton SobPath MINERSVIlLE , Worsh1p 10 o m Schoo l Supenn lendent Claro Chu rch School9 o m Mcintyre Sabbath School Sotur SYRACUSE Chruch School 9 30 doy afternoon of 2 00, wtlh War · o m. Worshtp ser viCQ 7 30 p m shrp Ser vrce foll owmg <1! 3 15 SOUTHERN CLUSTER RUTLAND FIR ST BAPTI ST Rev Ttmqlhy Sm1th cHURCH- Drewy Gore su pt Cluster Leader sundoy Sr;hool 9 30 a m morn · Rev Sl even Wil son g worshrp 10 45 o m As soc rate THE HILAND CHAPEL , George BETH ANY (Dorcas) Worsh1p coslo pastor Sunday School 9 30 o m Churc h School 10 30 9 30 o m e\lenmg worshrp 7 30 om I hursdoy evening prayer ser11rce CARMEL , Chruch School 9 30 7 30p m . a m Worshrp 10 30 a m 2nd and POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Rev 4th Sundays "'-~;~ Rolph Zundel pastor W1llrom APPLE GROVE Sundo)l Schoo l Wol son Sunday sc hool sup! , 9 30 o m Worsh rp 7 30 p m lsi sunday school q 30 a m BYF 6 and 3rd Sunda}'S Pray er meet1ng p m , Btble study Wadnesdoy 7 Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellowshi p supper ftrst Saturday 6 p m UMW p m cho 1r practrce Wednesday .a 30p m t nd Tuesday 7 30 p m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 2B2 EAST LETART Chruch Schoo l Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Paul J 1sl 2nd 3r d Su-!ld ays, 9 30 o m lh1te Poslof Gory Basham Sun Fou rth Sunday tO 30 o m Wor OOy school supt Sunday school shrp 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th 9 30 o m mornrng worshtp Sunday 9 30 o m Prayer meehng 0 30 e\lemng worsh ip 6 30 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW I sl .~ M1dweek prayer serv tce 7 30 Tuesdoy7 30p m pm ' WESLEYAN (Rocrne) Sunday MIDWAY COMMUNIT Y CENTER School 10 a m Worsh rp 11 o m , Dex ter Rd Long sv rlle Ohto Rev Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m , clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday B1ble Study Thur sday 7 p m Cho rr school 11 am Sa turday Proc!Jce Thu rsday 8 p m • preachmg servrces 7 30 p m LET ART FALLS Church School Wednesdov evening Btble st udy l si 2nd 3rd Sundays 10 15om a t730p m 4th Sunday 9 15 a m Worsh1p FAITH r ABERNACLE CHURC H 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 15 am ealley Run Rood Rev Emmell 4th Sunday 7 30 p m R'twson pastor Handley Dunn MORNING ST AR Worsh1p 9 30 supt Sunday school 10 a m Sun a m . Chu rch School 10 30 o m day evenmg servtce 7 30 Brble Mrd-Week Servrce Wednesday 8 each 1ng 7 JO p m Thursday pm DVESV I LL~ COMMUN ITY CHUR MORSE CHAPEL. Worshp 11 CH Roger C Turner pastor o m Church School 9 30 o m Sunday school, 9 30 o .rp Sund ay PORTLAND Worsh1p 7 30 p.m mornmg wors htp 10 30 Sunday Church School 9 30 a m event ng Mnvrce, 1 30 . SUTTON Chucc h School 9 30 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 o m Worshtp l si ond 3rd Sundays Butternut Ave Pomeroy En.,.oy 10 30 o m and Mrs Roy Wrnmg off icers m NORTHEAST CLUSTER charge Sundoy~ o lrn eu,mee tmg, Re\1 R1chard Thom as Poster 10 aim, , ? un~y sc~go l , 10 30 o m t"edd•t ,~M Eloise Adams. Duar;te Sydenstr1cker 7 30 f p-.mi, , 60ivatlon meeltng John Dou glas Lad1es Home teague 1:2 noon to 2 Associates p m , Thursdo)l, prayer meeltng JOPPA Worshrp 10 o m Chur Qnd B1ble stu dy Thu rs day 7 30 ch School 9 am Prover Meet rng pm Wednesday 8 p m "' ... MIDDLEPORT LONG BOTlOM Sunda y school MT . MORIAH BAPTIST Corner at 9 30 o m. Worsh1p serv1ces at Fourth o ~d Mom Mtddleport 7 30 p m Beble study end Voulh Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun meellng at 8 p m on day School 9 30 o m Mrs En11n Wednesdays Baumgardner supt Mornmg NORTH BETHEL Worshrp 11 worshtp I OJ15om om ChurchSchoollOo m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF ALFRED . Sunday Schaal 9 30 CHRIST IN CHRI STIAN UN ION . o.m Worshrp 10 45 o m Preyer la wrence Manley , pastor Mrs ml!etrng Wednesday 7 45 p,m . Russell Young, Sundov School UMW 3rd Tues day 8 p m 5up1 Sunday School 9 30 o m REEOSVILLE , Sunday School 9 30 Everung tAorshtp . 7 30 a m Worsh1p 7 30 p m , Prayer Wednesd ay prayer meeltng, 7 30 Meetrng 7 30 p m Tuesday, pm Vls ltatlon7 30 p m lst Thursday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, SILVER RIDGE, Worsh1p 10 a.m. Roc1ne Route 2 the Rev James Church School 9 om M Muncy, pas tor Sun day school, TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh1p 9 9 45 o m mcrnmg worsh 1p 11 a 111 Churf:h School 10 a m a m. , evenrng worsh rp, 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Prayer meetrng Tuesday 7 30 George Fredenck, sup!. Service p m , Yovng people 's meetmg week ly 9 30 a; m on Sundoy 7 30 p rn Thu rsday Preaching f~rst and th rrd Sundays MIDDLEPORT FIRST eAPTIS\ of mon th by Clifford Smtih, 9 30 Corner Stxth and Palmer, lheR~v o.m • Peler Granda I, pastor , Donny HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , Thompson superrntendvnt Sun· Darrell Ooddrill. pa stor Sunday doy School WMPO Rodto pro· School 9 30 a m , Leonard gram 7 45 o m , Sunday School. Gilmore, flnt el der . evenmg ser 9 IS a m Morning Worshtp vtce, 7 30 p m Wednesday 10 15 a m 'Youih oct1vtt les and prayer meeti ng . 7 30 p m fellowshtp for 1untor and senior MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. htgh students 6 p m Sunday Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles evenmg worshtp , 7 30 p m Mrd· Hand pastor Sunday school, 9.45 week prayer serv 1ces , o m mornrng worsh tp, 11 a m Wedrundoy, 1 30 p fTI E\lening serv1clts , Tue5day and CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mtd· Frrdoy , 7 30p m , dlepart . Sth and Mom Geo~ ge 8EARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH Glole, mtnrster James Sheels OF CHRIST Doug Seaman, superintendent Bible school 9 JO mtntster Btble stu dy 9 30 om , om mornmg worshtp 10 30 morning worshrp 10 30 a.m , om evemng worsh1p 7 30, eYemng worshtp, 7 30 p m. prayer svrvrce , 1 p rTJ Wedne sd ay B1bl e study 7 30 p m Wednesday KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE George Fredenck supt Sunday NAZARENE Rev, Don Cole rnornrn g 5erv tce 9 30 om w1th pas1or Mrs Mary t o they Sunday preochtng on frrst and th ird Sun school Sl,lpl Sundoy school 9 30 day of month by George Pickens om , mornmg wo rship 10 30 STI VE RSVILLE COMMUNITY om , ' Sunday evo ngeltsltc CHllftCH Sunday School serv1ce, '" -' BAKER S OF GAY90 BREAD Middleport Ph 992-3030 PENTECOSTAL Thrrd Ave the Rev Will rom Knll tel , pastor Ronald Dugan Sun day School Sup! Clones tor all ages . evening serv1ce 7·30 B1ble study , Wednesday 7 30 p m youth ser\llces Fnday 7 30p m " ' REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . SERVICES 214 E Matn Pomeroy BIG JIM'S PlAZA SMALL ENG INE SAL ES & SERV ICE 498 Locust St Middleport Ph 992 3092 Third St John F Fu ltz Ph 992 -2 101 I Ht F I NEST IN MOB ILE HOME S 11 00 E. Matn Pomerov Ph. 992 703< MIDDLEPORT THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Roy W Wmmg , off1cer In cha rge Sunday 10 a m Hol mess rneellng , .10 30 am., Sunday Schoo l Young Peoples Leg1on 7 p m , Thursday I Ia 3 p m lad1es Home League, 7 p m Prep <:losses BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP· liST CHAPEL Route I ShadePas to r Bobby Elktns Sunday school. 5 p m , Sunday worsh1p 5 45 p m Wednesday proyef ser· VICe 730pm ,If ,.,. "' "' . , . .. ,., •u••t•"tl • Thursday , 7 p.m.: Sundoyevenlng servke. 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy-Harrisonville .Rd ; Don l<ennedy, pallor, 8111 McElroy, Sunday school supt Sunda}' school . 9 30 a.m.; morning wor· skip ond communion, 10 30 am , S.nday evening }'Outh Chrtstlan EndeO\Ior 6 p m , worship ••r· vice 7 p m. Wednesday henmg prayer meeting and 81ble study , 7:30 p m ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CMURCH , Pme Grove The Rev Wilham Middlnwarlh , Pastor. Churc:h servlces 9 30 o m Sunday School 1030o.m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Kim Cole pastor, kevin Klng Sunday tchooltupt Sunday tchool 9·30 a.m.. Worsh1p ser vke . 10 30 a m , Su11doy ser· vices 7 p m., youth meeting Wednesday, 7 p m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Re<J Freeland Norrrs, poster Sunda., school 10 o m Church serv1ce, 7 p m Wednesday Srble Study , 7 p l1l RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. RACINE <CHURCt-1 OF THE NAZARENE, Re\1 John A Coff. man, pastor. Svnday School 9.30 om . Gerold Well s, sup! Morn lng worship, 10 30 a.m , Sunday evenrng worst·up , 7 30 Prayer meehng Wednesday. 7.30p.m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l Walker, Pastor Ronnie Sa lser Sunday school supt . Sunday school 9.30 om .. morning war, shtp 10 40 o .m , Sunday evemng worsfu r. , 7 30 Wednesday even rng Btb e study 7 30. DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev lelon Glosure , pastor. Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and 1unror youth 1erv1ce, 6 45 p m , e11en1ng worshtp 7 30 p m prayer ond praise Wednesd ay 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE ~BAPTIST , Miles Trout, pastor Sunday school, 10om • Steye L1ttle. sup! Eventng servtce, 7 p m , prayer meeting Thursday 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO, Rev Bobby Porter pastor Sun dey schoo l, 9 30 a m , worshrp service, 11 a m even1ng S'er vlce, 7 30, youth servtee, Wednesday, 7 30 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHUR CH, Ted Jones pastor Sunddy school 9 30 o m Roy S1gman. supt . morntrrg worshrp. 10 30. Sunday evening service 7 JO mtd week service, Wed11esdoy, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev Dole Sass, pastor, Bob Moore Sunday School supt Su nday school cl asses for all ogvs, 9 30 o.m , mornr ng worsh tp 10 45 om N't'PS, 6 30 p m . e\l angellstlc servrte 7 30 p m Prayer and fa sting Tu esday 10 o m Mrd week prayer ser vrce Wednesday 7 30 p.m men's proyermeelrng, Soturdov. 7 p m , m'ss1onory meetmg second Wednesday , 7.30p.m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL , Rev Robert Smi th pastor Sunday School, 9 30om, Closs leader, Leo Hrll, worshtp ser\ltce 10 30 a m chur· ch7 30p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Elden R Bloke pasto r. Sun day School 10 om , Howard McCoy sup! Mornmg sermon, 11 a m , Sunday ntght s~rvrs:es Chmt1 on Endeavor 7 30 p m . Soog '""""· 8 p m . Pcoach.ng 8 30 p m Mtdweek Prayer meetmg , Wednesday, 7 p m , Roy Adams loy leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, l ocated at Rut land on New Lrma Rood nexl to Forest Acre Park Rev Roy Rouse, pas tor Robert Musser Sunday School supt. Sun day school, 10 30 o m worshrp 7 30 p m , 81bl e St udy , Wednesday, 7 30 p m., Saturday mght prayer servtce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN . Roger Watson pastor Jess1e Wh1le Sunday school supl. Morn 1ng worsh rp 9 30 o m , Su n· doy school 10·30 am. , e\lening ser\l tCe 7 30 Wednesday Btble Sludy . 7 30 p.m. MT UNION BAPTIST Rev R 0 Brown supply pastor. Sunday school 9 45 o m , Sunday evenrng worsh1p, 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood , pastor Howard Coldwell , Jr Sunday School Supt Sunday School q 30 a.m Mornmg Ser mon 10 30 a m Sund ay even lng service 7 p m LETAR T FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev Freeland Norrrs pastor fl oy d Norrr s, sup! Sun day sc hool 9.30 a.m mommg ser· mon, 10 30 a m Prayer serviCe Wednesday , 7 JOp m CHURCH Of GOD OF PRO PHECY, 0 J Whtte Rood off 160 Rev George Groyle. pas tor Sunday School. 10 o m , Arthur Henson . Supt .. Morning Worsh1p 11 a m Young People 1 serv1ce, 7 p m E\lentng service, 7 30 p m , Wednesday Mld-WeEtk Preyer Serv1ce, 7 30 p.m , Youth meellng, 6.30 p m Evenrng war· sh1p 7 30p m CHESTER ~t~Uf.e ¥nlfn, pattor, ' ~dlloc. Dom.wood, Supt Bible School. 9 30 o.m Pr~c:hlng service, 10·45 o.m No evening service. HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST OUJRCH, Rev Herbttrt Alling, po1t.or . Sunduy School 9 30 a.m , Morning servic e. 10 30 a.m., youth urvrce , 6 45 p m. E~t~ongehshc service 7 30 p.m Prayer meeting. Thursday, 7 30 pm FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bold Knob Rev E J G,.th, sup! , ot church· Rev. L. R. Gluesencomp, pastor, Roger Willfrtd Sr .. Sunday Schoolsupt. Sundo}' School 9 30 a m , prayer mHtlng Tuesday, 730 p.m.; youlh meeting 6 p m Sunday Leaders Ada Van Meter and Gret· to Suttle Sunday evemng wor· ship, 1 p m through winter man ths WHITES CHAPEL,-Coolv11le "RD Re\1 Roy Deeter, poster. Sunday school9 :Ito m , worsh1p service, 10 30 am. B1ble study and prayer : ser.\ltce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHURCH OF CHRIST Jock Perry mm1ster Sun· day School 9 30 o.rn , morning churc h 10 30om , Sunday even· rng ser!'ice , 7 30 p m Wednesday servtce p m e LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Flovd F Shook, pastor, Lloyd Wr1ght , Sunday School Sup! Morni ng Wor1hip 9 30 a m , Sunday School 10 20 o m , Wednesday Prayer and 81 ble Study 7 30 p m , Sunday evening worship 7.30 p.m ; Cho1 r PJacftctt Thursday, 7 p m DE XTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Charles Russell , Sr., minister, Rtck Macomber supt Sunday school, 9 30 am., worsh1p ser· ~1ce 10 30 am Brb le Study Tue1doy , 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST . Rev Eod Shuler pastor Wort hrp serv1ce, 9 JO am Sunday school, 10 30 o m. Brble Study and prayer ser ~t~tee Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH Kmgsbury Rood Gory Krng, poslor Sunday school ' 9 30 am evening war· ship 7 30 p,m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m • LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN ~ supt., ev.olng Mt'Ykt , 7.30 p.m Wednetday even ing prayer meeting, 7.30 p m. Youth proyer •l'\llceeoch TuMday . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1m . • 5:GO-Big Valloy 3; Merv Grittln 4; Mister Rogers 20.33, Star Trek 15. 5:30-News 6; Family Affair 8. Electric Company 20.33; Adlm -12 13 6·GO-News 3,4,8,10, 13,15; Zoom 20,33, ABC News 6. 6.31)-NBC News3.4, 1S; ABC News 13, Andy Grltt lth 6, CBS News8,1 0; Hodgepodge Lodge 20, VIlla Alegre Hosc:har, pastor. Sunday SchOol 9·30 a m. Prayer and Bible 1tu6,t 7:30 p.m. Cottage Prayer S.l'\llce Tuesday , 10 am. Wonhlp Sir· vic e, Thurasfay, 1 30 p.m. CAL VARY BIBLE CHURCH. 26 N Sec:ond, Middleport, poster, Cur· tif Stephen Church achool, 9 ~ a.m.; preochlng services, 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Wednetday evening Bible study, 7:30p .m. ~CAPT AlN EASY • A Q 7s YOU'RE ~TTir.J€1 AT SOMETHING• ~ JUioiiQR,,l C!lr.J ~I'N51' IT! 50 STOP !!>EATING MOUND THE5U5H AND ReAD loll" THE' BOTTOM LlloiEJ OF POMEROY - Corner Moln and Court Sis. , th ird floor over Lighthouse Rettaurant. Henry Cook, pa!lor Sunday school, 10 o m.. morning worship, 11 a.m even1ng service , 7 30 Wednesday &\lining str\llct 1 30. lnt•rdenomlnotlonal, full gospel THERE MAY BE , SAHIB· · M~R!;LV THAT THERE so .. A WAY OF THROW· OFF POLICE PUR5UIT· PERMANENH Y! --"':::1:1 Camera 6; Treasure Hunt 8; Ma.;:Nell-lehrer Reporl20,33 , Boxing 10, Name Thai Tune 13; Popl Goes the Country 15 8 oo-sanford and Son 3,4,15, Donny t1o Mario 6,13; • K 8 61 • 8 43 EAST 1111 • J 912 9 A87S2 • Q3 tAQ9 • 10 s 3 ... 7 6 ... J 9 s 2 SOUTH tDI • 83 • K J to 6 • J 72 "' A KQ 10 Both vulnerable -4\'est RUHANO APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. Thomao L ... BORN UlSF:R Holmes, pastor. Bible 1tudy Saturday, 7:30pm , Evangelistic ~m pro.,er meeting, Tuesday 7·30 p.m . . B1ble Study , Thursday 7 30p.m L-ET'S iORbf;T THAT CX..D Af<f:;JMB~T. bt.AD'iS ... IT ~mfloll;l)l '~-·1.o~oAIC:S WESLEYAN , So uth Nor1h Eut AW! I C.A~T .. I H~l/0: 19 1• Pass Pass Pass Pass ~w AM~U. 'IOU TO AI<0UB IAKT; A fOL.ITIC.S~ INT Opemng lead - . 5 • t-IOLINESS - Harn1onville Road Oewev King pastor, Edison Weaver assistant, Henry Eblin Jr Sunday school supt Sunday school. 9 30 o m .. morning war shrp 11 a m Sundoy evenmg serv1ce 7·30. prayer meetlna Thursday, 7 30 p m By Oswald & James Jacoby score. Here ts a hand from our match·point ftle South was Barbara Kachmar or New York, who has won maJor ~~Q~. . her hrst married name of GOD - Not Pentecos tal, Rev George Otler, poster Worshtp servtce Sunday, 9 45 am , Sun · day school, 11 a.m ~ worsh1p ser vice, 7 30 p.m. Thu rs day prayer mE!ahng 7 30p m ~ MT. HERMON Unrted Brethren Church Sundo"!l School 9 30 o m ._ Worship serv1ce I 0 45 a.m services every Preachrng Thu,day alternating with C. E. Wednesday pro.,er meehng 7 30 p m. Rev. James Leach, pastor. Dovrd Holier loy leader , ,UGH! MADE Cook 'J'he one· notrump contract was norma l although the very favorable he of th e cards made three notrump the nor · mal result. Barbara made four for what turned out to he a match-point top East's queen or hearts fe ll H~ M routD to her kmg at trick one and a " NO\II .. 6Ritl(i 1 'sUPfJLi f.:.S· BE.' BUT WE'LL second heart was led to dumKEEP IT .JUST my' s mne Barbara r etur ned A ~vACATtOtl'~ to her hand w1th the ace of .l.l'l'TI.E ORPHAN ANNIE LITTU: ORPHAN · ~----~~~ ~~--~--~ 1 ~1RE·~ . ME ~ GO 6ACK AS AS JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES 1 mtle eosl of Rutland, 1uncflon of Route 124 and Noble Summit Road CT· 174) Sunday Bible Lecture, 9.30 l , Watchtower study, 10 30 1m., Tuesday, Bible study, 7 and 3 15 p m Thursday tMeocrotlc .chool 1 30 .!Lp .m.: service neetrn~ 8 30 P:W· Dream there and there ts no reason Hartman 10, ABC News 33 12 .oo-Movle "The Mad Room " 10. Janakl JJ 12 4G-Oon Kirshner ' s Rock Concert 6; Wrestling 13 I GO-M idnight Special 3,4, 15 .. I 41)-News 13 2 31)-News 3 3 oo-Mov le "Two Flags West" 3 4 JG-Movle " The Great Hospita l My stery" 3 6 GO-Movie " Every Soturday Nlghl " 3. a. Treehou se 8, Man from C.O S 1 10, Junior Alrno&t & Friends 10, M ister Rogers 20 10 JQ-Monslcr Squad l ,4, 15, Kr offt Supershow 6,13; Zoom 20 11 oo-Land of lhe Losl3,4, IS, Ar k I I 8, 10, Naturalists 20 11 3G-Big John, Util e John 3, 4,15, Clue Club 8, 10, tq, ' Consumer Survival KIt 20 12 01)-Kids trom C A.P E R 3,4,15 , Hoi Dog 6, Fol Albert 8, 10, Acl lon News l or Kids 13, Crockett's Vlclory Gorden 20 12 3G-Jae Goraglola 3,4, lS1 Ameri can Bands lend 13, Soul Train 6, Way Oul Gomes 8; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 12 4~W or ld Ser ies 3,o, 15 1 GO-Chi ldr en's Film Festlval e,lO. lntlnlty Factory 33 the Jacobys" care of fhts newspaper The Jacobys w111 answer md1vtdua1 questtons sell-a ddressed envelopes are en closed The most tnteresfrng quest1ons will be used m th1s co lumn and w l/1 recetve cop1es ol JACOBY MODERN I I 30--To Be Announced 6, 131 Zoom 33 2 01)-Wide Worl d ot Sports 6,13 1 VIewpoint e. Urban L eague 101 Family Theatre 33 2 3Q-M ovle " VIsll to e Sma ll Planet" 8, Movle " My Brother Talks to Horses" 10, I nslght 33. Char he . Chan 6," Match· ruptcy" 5·00-Star Trek 3; Treasure Hunt 4, Welly's Workshop 7 W1th the abode Deet 12 French nver 8 SeU 13 Minute 9 Gershwm orgarusm and It Mercenary namesakes Yeaterday's Ausw er 15 The Appian 10 Dolores Way and - Rio 23 Topsy's 33 Lab job others 16 Gets there playmate 34 Loathe (2 wds.) 18 Tennyson 24 Miss 35 Et 17 German as a boy ? Vicky's ex (and others) article 19 New Guinea Z5 Suffix 36 Tunbuktu 18 Pr1estly town with is here garments 20 Package meteor 37 Magnum , 22 Tart; biting ( abbr ) Preserve 38 Take to horse ' · Z1 Fellini 21 Spain's Prop for 39 Genesis classic Costa Diogenes siljl (3 wds.) del 32 Vacillate 10 - de deux , \ ""~~.])) %9 Egyptian -'-' peasant 30 Closing word 31 Unused 33 Dean 15: French Chet 33 s 3G-Adam-12 4, M usic City IS; Educa tion In Tran- Grapn Bernice Becle Oaot For Saturday, Oct. 18, 1t71 ARIES (March 21-AprN 19) Pursue act1v1hes that give you genuine pleasure today Treat yourself to some lun TAURUS (Aprll 2)·Moy 20) Oppor1un1tles tor gam could co m e to you thro ug h two d11feren1 sources today Per. sons who thmk highly of you Will be IOIIOI<Jed GEMINI (Moy 21 -Juno 20) Cond1tlons are very fortunate fo r you today provided you 're the one who runs the show Tend Ia the tmportant thi ngs yoursel( CANCER (Juno 21..July 22) A somewhat unusual, but happy, dl1y Is m store for you You should be ,lucky romantica lly • and matertally haW room In your heart for ever yone loday Good things wtll happen through pals VIRGO, (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) A sj tuatl on tha t you have ) ess con trol over than you realize wtll work out to your ultimate bene flt A prestig ious assoctate w111 see to '' ... ' 1 LIBRA (Sopt. 23 -0ct. :13) Someone whom you 'll go out of yo ur way to be ntce to today will do so mething lor you as payment That s not wh at motivated your kindness SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) For th e next · Jew days your ,( I SANDWIC~ES! grandson II Salesman's .. A few years ago in Jerusalem I saw the very spot where the Cross stood. There were so many llrlngs around tbe place: too many cars running, too many people talking, selling their wares; I cannot say I was unpressed with the scene. But I still beUeve in Calvary, in the place where the Saviour died . The place where a mob cursed while the very Son of God prayed. _...., I'm Impressed by Calvary because it was there that Jesus was forsaken for me. It was there that, whlle hanging on tbe Cross, He prayed for me while suffering. I see Hlm now. He has !X'omised the thief oo the right sl~ that today he would be in Paradise with Him. He has prayed for me . He J118de provisions for His mother that John would take her, and then tbe darkness came. A darkness that bl'GIIght silence to that jeering mob, and filled their llearts with fear. May I ask you! will the darkness of war, depressions, 811\1 sin around us cause us to stand still; will it make us fear that soon the Lord is coming again' It was at the Cross also the holy, just God reckoned my sin to be atoned for, because the Bible says, " For He (God) hath made Him (Jesus) to he sin, who knew no sin, that we might have the ril!hteousnes.s of God in Him." 1 love the Cross also, for It was there that tbe love of God was ellpressed to mankind. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only Begotten Son, that whosoever beUeveth in Him should not perish but have everlasting Life. No greater love than this, that a man would lay down His Ufe fer Me." Don Walker, Paster, Racine First Baptist Church. Astro- .. ! 'LL MAKE US A .J...-COUPLE 0" GASOLINE At LEY • cfritul on the steps, Walt! wda.) te "Posltivethlniler" of 12.0G-Movle HE DIDN'T' USE THAT5HCOTIN1 II< UN ON HtSSI:Et..F ~r- Loot<rrLALJSHIN' LII<E' A H')£NA!!' dragnet" tt Gertrude 3 Agenda polnt I Tropical ' tree ~ 5:oo-Salnt 3 I Singe 21) Today. you tend to view thm gs 1n a positive, realistic 1ash1on Act as you r judgment d1c1ates CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. .IP.!S' 19) Don't set too much Store tn worldy thmgs to day Look for lhe riches of love and sincere relatiOnshipS ~OW CAN 'IOU BE 00 SURE ? AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) Presl1grous contacts will be wtllmg to go a few extra steps for you today , espectally w here your career Is concerned 1 WELL, HE 6 !701NGWHAT HE WI/NTf/7 TO [)01 1SN'T llE ? ~,'f,- WHYi> .I'D EVER,GET MIXED UP WH/<.e.. WITH THAT WACKY KID? NON WE 1i<E SlUCK IN THE MIDDLE ~~Ecce-!" DAILY m-+-+++- one letter to each squut, to CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW CRVPTOQUOTES LRF ISBGU 'N Afandparent.a, Mr. ·and Mrs. HarrySdlwab, l'mrleroy, IIIII other relatives in the , Bend area. 1 II iJ ZS C G U IS FTZR EF CG U HB S E · NSGOFU GUJED I t TONBENI II I (j I"T END5 AN EXAM INATION. J GFTBW SLRFB ' N HSXWLN. - VGFW ZTAHEFGG (A.wen ........,) "...,....,.I Ju..W..' IIAitlll · QUAIL PODIUM HARIOR .\Mwen ()peril !If for a wrrttponcltnt-A MAILBOX " Tf.U5 15 Mif DIPLOMA FROM THE ':.\CE 06E~ENCE SCHOOL" S.fll'lngs, CaUf. Ia spendfDc two weeki here Ylalt!ng her it: or NFF Oct. II, 1971 work One letter simply stands for another In this snmple A HFSHGF . ..Your ~Birthd~y to used for the three L '~. X for the two O's, ch; Single l etters. apostrophes, the length and for mation t he words are all hmta Each day the code letters are different GFAN = -J........Ji.....J._.L,.,J form four ordinary wor'da. 6ECAUeE oF HfR! Some thmg ben el lclal both to yo u and your family Is In the m1U at th1s time !I should soon bl ossom ful ly ...-+--+--+-4---1 ~&~~®~==~!.-J ..-i-+-1-+-1 UM<ramblolheHfourJumbiOio OF NOWHERE ... IIND ALL PISCES (Fob. 211·Morch 20) Ryen 's Exores!" 10. 3.45---Movle "Stowaway' ' 3. DOWN ! "Von 12. 15-Movle "The Lady from th e Shanghai" 4. 1 GO-ABC News 6. 1·15-Sammy & Co 6 I Jlh-Peter Marshall 8; Movie "Souls for Sale" 13. 2.GO-News 3. 2 31)-Movle " Men Who Broke th e Bonk at Monte Carlo " 3. 3:GO-ABC News 13. the pulpit 41 Insipid 42 Moving 13 FoU tbe SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0oc. VISITING HERE Truman · 33 Martin (2 ' B· 3G-Mr T & Tina 6,13; Doc 8,10 9·01)-Siarsky & Hutch 6, 13, VIce Presidential Deboge 33 9:21)-Movle "The Great Locomotive Chase" 3,4,15 9.31)-Bob Newhart 8,10 10 GO-Most Wanted 6,13; Carol Burnett 1,10; VIce Presidential Debllte 9. 10 31)-Janakl 33. 10 : 5~Polltlca t Program 6,8, 10 11 GO-News 3,o,B, 13, IS; Ohio State Football Highlights 6. li.I ~PMA Pu lse 15 11.3o-Mary Hartm en 3; So lurday N ight 4,15; Movie ''Five Desperate Women' ' 6 ; Pro Bowling 8: WOOdy Hayes. Football 10; Movie " Anno Korenlno " 13. song 45 Ascended Mrs. VIcki Sanda, Palm sition 33 s· 55-Politica l Program B, 10 6·QO-News 3,4, 10; Space · 1999 e; God Hos the Answer 15 6 31)-NBC Niws 3,4,15, CBS News 10; Lilias Yogo & You 33 7·oo-Muslc Hall America 3; Lawrence Welk o, 15, Hee Haw 6,8 ; $12e,ooo Question 10, Let's Make a Deal 13; Adams Chronicles 33 7·31).-COolly 10; In Seorch ot 13 B:oo-Movl e " Nikki , Wild Dog ol the North " 3,4, 15; Holmes & Yoyo 6, 13; Jetlersons 8, 10, Harry s. zs za chances for success look &K· u emely, encouraging particularly 1f you're working With • enfluenttal persons Fnends w1ll prove valuable assets ti"'IS year m helping you rea l 1ze you r ho pes and dreams Parttc ularl y on e who'll make h1s Influence felt tram" a co nsiderable dis tance 5 One ACROSS I A funny Marx 6 Ike's" ' 9 31)-Scooby Doo 6,13, Terzen e. 10 10 GO-McDull lhe Talking Dog 3. 4. 15. Shazam 8,10: On ce Upon a Classic 20 3 oo-Famlly al War 33 3 2~Polltl ca l Progr am 6, 13 3 3G-Co llege Football 6,13 3 ·4 ~C o it ege Football 6, 13 4 oo-M arshall Foolball Hlghllghls 3} • Music Hall America 4; Wreslllng 15, Bit with k nit 33. 4·3G-NFL Game ot the Week 3, Sports Spectacu lar 8,10: Food Preserving 33 .,.,..,..,.., ~-~-~~ "';i;;-;;:;;"-;;:;7';';.:;;-:~--:--l r---:-----...,.--..;• ' Anylhlng Goes 13, Sesame St. 20. 8 GO-Woody Woodpecker 3,4, 15, Tom & Jerry Gr ope Ape 6,13 , Sylvester 11. Tweety e, 10 8 30-P ink Panther l,i, 15. Bugs Bunny e, Bugs Bunny ~ 1'1 ·., ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16,1976 6 GO-Sunrise Semester B. IO. 6 31)-Motters ol Lite 6, TV Clossroom B. Treehouso Club 10, Ke~lucky Alleld 13. 7 oo- Soturdoy Repor t 3, Eddie So unders 6: Treehouse Club U.S Form Report 10; Gllllgn 13. 7,30-BuiiWi nkle 3, Volley of the Dinosaurs 6. Duot y' • (Do you have a question for fhe expe rts? Wnfe Ask tl stamped ... " Men of the Dragon" 8; Mary Harlmi'm, MI!Jry shilly-shally around and g1ve the opponents mforma t10n clubs and led a dtamond to du m my 's kmg A diamo nd was led back West won With the ace 1n order to concea l the queen and played ace and anbther heart A spade and A Search for Community ~ IO.oo-News 20 ll ·oo-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, IS, Vi ce Presidential Debllte Analysis 33 11 31)-Johnny Corson 3.4,15; SWAT 6, 13; Movie A Mamtoba reader wants to tournament s und er her SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH Of Preview 33 know what you should bid after opemng one heart and bemg ra~sed to t wo hearts by your partner Your hand IS ... 6 9 K..Q IIIIo5 •K J4 .At)J 2 The corre c t b1d 1s fo u1 hearts You rna)" not make game. but you want to be malden name of Collyer and Washington W&ek In Revle""' 9 31)-VIce Presldentlol 3,4,6;8, 10, 13,15,33: Collfornla dummy's queen and cashed the ace .West dropped the kmg Assuming West was telling the truth. he was down to the jack small or clubs ;md the last heart Barbara led the last club from dummy and E:ast followed Where w as the jack of clubs' West had surely falsecarded once. Why not twice, thought Barbara' In that case he was holding the qu ee n ol d1amonds, a spade and a hearl and E:ast was marked With the jack of clubs She finessed the 10 and made four odd for a lop WEST o K 10 6 RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - fro m clubs, led a spade, fmessed L._' a, 20,33 8 31)-Rocktord Flies 3,4, 15,; Woll Street Week 20,33. 9 oo-Ba tlle for th e White House 6, 13, WCHS Reports a: To Be Announced 20; VIce -Presidential Debllte dummy and E:ast chucked a spade and the dtamond 10 Barbara cashed the k1ng of • 91 I\IHAT 15 KloiOWtJ EAST OF 5UE:z , SAHIB, A5 .. " BAK5HEE5H" l Pastor Denn1s Boles Sunday School. 10 a .m.; wonhlp ser-JiCf, 11 30 a m. ond 7 30 p.m Prayer meetmg. Wedne~Sday 7.30 p.m POMEROY a. Lawrence Welk u:-.J~~m-....:L:ll.ll.Jl_;;_...;,___.....,;.___.;.....,,.....~---1;;;;;;:;._...::..~-....;:....-.~ One !!!~ carl? t~on~~~!ca~ed INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHU~· PEOPLE'S CHURCH 33 7 oo-Truth or Consequences 3, To Tell The Truth 4; Bowllng tor Dollars 6; Andy Williams 1 News 10; To Tell The Trulh 13; Family Allalr 15; Ohio Journal 20; Black Perspective on the News 33. 7 30-Porter Waaoner 3; Brtak The Bank 4, Candid WIN AT BRIDGE CH, INC - Corner Fourth and Lincoln Sts , Middleport, R11t1 O'Dell Manley, pastor: Sony Hud son, Sunday School superlnfllfl · dent Sunday 1Cht:¥ll 9·30 a m , evening wor~hlp, 7·30 ' p m , prayer and proi " tervice 1 Wednesday, 7 30p .m. THE .Television .l og for easy viewing ' FAIRVIEW BlltE CHUICM . Lolorl. W Vo. Rt. T, Aov. G00f90 the Sermonette Wh y J apprecrate , th e cl'QSS REORGANIZED CHURCH OF LEO. (July 23·Aug. 22) ¥ou JESUS CHRIST Of LATTER CAY SAINTS, Portland Ra cine Road Wilham Roush pastor Denny Eyons, Sundar S<:hool Direc:to r Sunday Schoo , 9 30 o m Morn· mg worship, 10 30 a.m.; Sunday even n'l:g serv rce. 7 p m Wednesday e\lenlng pi-oyer ser· "' Vrces 7 30 p m , ,~o~lt:JII. by THOMAS JOSEPH THE NAZARENE Re\1 Herbert Grote po5tor Worship service . 11 a.m ond 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a.m Richard Barton Prayer meetrng , su pt Wednesday , 7 :Wpm BRAOFORO Carl Peok pastor; Bill Brown , Sunday school supt. Sunday school 9 30 a m worship and communion, 10 30 am Evening service 7 30 p.m. Regular board meeting, SOturdoy, 7p m RUTLAND COMMUNIT Y CHUACH , Sunday School, 9 30 a.m, worsh1p serv1ca , 11 o.m ; Wedn.wtdoy prayer meeting, 7 30 p m youth serv1ces, Sunday 1 p.m , Sunday nrght wors hip, 7.30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , Re v Lloyd D. Grrmm, Jr. pastor sunday school , 9 30 am., worsh1p servtce, 10:30 a m Br oadcast ftve over WMPO young people ' s ser~t~lce. 6:45, evongeUsttc serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meeting , Wednesday 7:30 p m Mlulonory meeltng, 7 30 p m. first Wednesda}' of month. MASON COUtiTY MASON FIRST BAPTIST, Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan Crotg, pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m , worsh1p servrce, 11 o.m ; trarnrng umon 6 30 p m even1ng war· shtp service , 7 30 p .m Mid Week prayer ser11tce, Wednesday, 7 30 pm MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 . Boll 487, M1ller St. Mason, W Vo Sunday Btble Study 10 o m , Worsh1p 11 a m and 7 p.m Bible Study Wedn esday 7 p m , Voc:ol music FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Cor ner of Second and Anderson Mason. Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9·45 a m , worsh1p servrce 11 o.m end 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study , Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO , Duddmg Lone, Mason W Vo Che!ler Tennant. Poster Sunday School9 45 om , Children's Chur ch 6 45 p m Young People's Ser· vtce 6 45 p.m Evangehst1c Ser vrce 7 30 p m Women's Mis sronary Council 10 a m hr!!t and lh trd Tuesdays Prayer and Bible Study , Wed nesdav 7 30p m • '-1-TheTIW.;y Dally lelltinet, Mlddleoori-Pnmeroy, 0 .. Friday, Oct. IS, I976 • '"'"''' ''"''"" "-'ltW111ooll ""' ""'"" "' IN CHRISTIAN UNION , Tho !lev. Willlom Camplroll poolor. Sunday School. 9:30a.m.: Jamoo Hughes, �• TRINITY CHURCH Rov W. mMtlng 7:30 /. m. Praytr Pemn, pastor Roy Mo~er . Sun - meeting , Wednes oy 7 30 p m day schoo l sup! Church School. UNITED PRES~YTERIAN 'I 15 o.m . wonhtp servtce, 10 30 MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , o m Cho1r rehearsal Tuesday Dwight L Zavllz , director 7 30 p m under dtre<:tton of Mrs. HARRISONVILLE Paul Nease PRESBYTERIAN , Rev, Ernest POMEROY CHURCH OF THE Strrcklln , pot ter Sunday chur<:h NAZARENE Corner Uruon qnd school 9 30 a m Mu Homer Mulberry , Rev -Clyde V ....t4e-nder- Lee, supt., mornrng worship son pastor Sunday school, 9 30 10 30 a m Glen MtCiung, supt , morn MIDDLEPORT , Sundoy school' mg worsh rp 1 10 30 am eventng 9l0 a m , Rtchard Vaughan, sup! servtce , 7 30, mid -week 1ervice , Mornrng worsh1p 10 30 WednMday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Morn1n9 worthrp 9 GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev a.m.; Sunday scheol ,•10a m Mrs Harold Deeth rector Church ser· Sampson Hall supt viCes, I 0 30 a m . Holy commu· RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO n10n ftrst Sunday of mo nth chur · Rev James D Guynn , poslor ch school 10 30 a.m. lor nursery Sunday school 10 a m. Sunda., th rO~,~ gh 12 worshtp, 11 o m , Sun.d_o., evening POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST service, 7 p m . Wednesday war. Rtc.hord hanson , pastor, Btble shtp servtca , 7 30 p m "hool 9 30 a m wo rst·up 10 30 HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH o m•. pdult worshtp serv•ce 0 11 d N90r Long Bottom, Edsel Horl young people 's meetmg 7 30 pastor Sunday school , 10 om p m Combtned Bible study and Churc h , 7 30 p m , prayer prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 meettng 7 30 p m .T-hursday p rn Sunday o John 9 1· 11 Monday • John 11 32·45 Tuesday • Acts 3 1· 10 Wednesday o Acls 13 2B·39 Thursday Autumn leaves, after they 've fallen • .. ants at a picnic rain when you've wished for sun. Life is full of such tangles. But it's how you approach them that counts Upbeat, or downbeat? • You can rake leaves, enjoying th e golden quiet of an October afternoon. You can brush aside the ants and enjoy the picnic. You can settle In with a book on a ra111y afternoon. • 1 Connth1ans 15 1-11 Frrday • 1 Connth1ans The choice Is yours-for the best of things, or for the worst of things . Like going to church ... it's up to you! 1512·28 Salurday • 1 Connth1ans 15 50 58 Why not try the upbeat way there, too? Scflj)lurcs SOJociOd b~ The Amer can El•tl t~ Socrc ty Copynyl•t 1976 Ketster Ad\lll iT smg Se rvrce In~ Stra sowq v rg•nra With the hope 11 will. 1n some measurE!, foster and help sustain that which Is good in fam ily and communi1y l1fe . thiS feature IS sponsored by ' th e business f~rm s and orga nizations whose names appear below. KINGSBURY .HOME SALES & SERVICE. INC. MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. WilKINSON'S Middleport, Ohi,o RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Ca ll949-2818 For An Appa~n1men1 Rac .ne, Ohto " HE lL" DEALER Ph 9<9 2ee2 Racine Po~meroy PAUL'S BARBER SHOP Open 8to 5 - Closed Thurs. Ph 99'2-5130 . Racme , Oh1o WAID CROSS SONS· STORE ElliS & SONS SOHIO GROC ERIE S & GE NERAL MERCH ANDI SE Ra eme Ph . 9<9-2SSO COMPLETE AU TOMOTIVE SERV ICE Locust & Beech Sts Mtddleport Ph 992 -992 1 BETSY ROSS BAKERY P. J. PAUlEY. AliENT Na11unw tae h.:. ,t...O ot L otumbu s, 0 804 W Matn Pom eroy Ph 992-23 \e -HEINER'S BAKERY . SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY BAKER S OF GOOD BREAD WE FILL DOCTORS PRE SC RI PTIONS Huntmgtan , W Va 992-2955 SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT . DUDlEY'S TWO LOCATIONS 39 N Second Sf Mrddleport, 0 LOU IS W OSBORNE 220 E. Mam Pomeroy Ph. mme • •' 46 Court Sf f . Mtddleport. Ohro WE HANDL E ON LY US D A CHOICE MEA1S Mtddleport, Oh1o 'I '' . Gallipolis , 0 lWIN CITY GATEWAY MARK V STORE ' Pomeroy ' I I I 1 ! r• I \ .....' I GOEGLEIN SAND & GRAVEl Ph. 992 i2e4 - { For a real auc tiOn Call the Rea l McCoy) 1.0 IMacl McCoy 9eS-39<4 F RESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET RALL'S BEN FRANKliN STORE Pomeroy , Ph 992·2582 Mason , Ph 713-5121 Mtddleport, Oh10 • AMF.RICAN PAINTING CO. K&C JEWELERS IN DUSTR IAL llo COMMERCIA~ Ph. 446-0963 AddiSon , OhiO Plr.1 ·6173 Keepsake D1amond Ri ngs 212 E. Main St Pomeroy Ph 992-.3785 . MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH . McCOY AUCTION SERVICE Middleport ' ' SALEM STREET MARKET THE ATHE"S COUNTY SAVING& . & LOAN CO. 296 W. Second Pameroy ' ROS~BERRY S Rac ~ne 1 ' Gera ld & Melva E l bm, Owner Ph. 991; 3863 Ooenelo7daily· I25Sun. Rutland Ph. 742-2424 PENNZOIL RACINE PlANING MILL Ph 949-9130 RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEAR T ' Ph. 949-2626 Racine ' Syracuse RIDENOUR Chester 985 3307 • , ·II • " R ST PAUL LU THERAN CHURCH , METHODIST CHURCH MIDOLEPORl Ph 992-3978 1) &. APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE R a~ m e 949-202 0 FREEWILL BAP · TIST , Corner Ash and Plum Noel Herrman, pastor Sat urday e\l&n· rng serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday School, 10o m , Sunday evenrng worshrp 7 30p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARI SH Corner of Sy<:omore and Second Sts , Pomeroy The Rev Wtlltom Middlesworth Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 o m ond Church " • Serv1ces1i 0.11' SACRED HEART ~ev Father Paul ofT Wi!ll ton, POslor Phone 992 2825 SaturdaY S\len~n g MosS 7 30 Sunday Moss 8 and lOam , Confoss1on Saturday 7 7 30 p m Robert T Bumgarner Drreclor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Roberl\1oyden Rev Jomes"Corbtlt 1 CHESTER Worsh1p 9 15 o m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Wo rs h1p 10 JOo m Ch urch School 9 30 a m UMYF 6 30p.m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHU RCH ENTERPRISE , Worshtp 9 am OF CHRIST , 200 W Mom St Jerry Church School1 0 a m Paul mtmster phone 992 7666 ROCI< SPRINGS , Wo rs h1p 10 Conserva tp;e non Instru mental. om Ch urch School 9 I So m Su nday wonh1p, 10 a m Btble UMYF630pm study 11 o m worsh ip 6 p m FLATWOODS Worshtp II am Wednesday Btble study 7 p m Church School I 0 a m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRI STIAN MIODL EPORT CLUSTER CHURCH Rev .Ro l ph Sm tih , Rev Rober t Bumgarn er poMor Sunday schooL 9 30 o m HEATH, Robert Bumgarner, Mrs Worley Fronds, su pennten Pas tor Worsh1p 10 30 a m Chur dent Preochmg servtces ft rst & ch School 9 30 a .m UMYF 6 p m tlmd Sun days following Sunday RUTLAND Wrlbur Htlt Pastor School • Worsh rp 10 30 a m Church School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST 930 om Preochmg 9 30 a m ftrsl and se · SYRACUSE CLUSTER cond Sundays of each mon th , Rev Rrchord E Jorv1s tht rd and fourth Sundays each ASBURY Worship 11 a m Chur· r.. onth worshtp service ot 7 30 ch School 9 50 a m UMW hrs t p m Wwdnesday evenmgs at Tuesday Bib le Study Thurs 7 30 7 30 Prayer and 81bl e Study pm SEVENTH DAY ADVE NTI ST . FOREST RUN Worsh1p 9 a.m Mu lberry Herght s Rood Pomeroy Chu rch School I 0 o m Pas tor Gerard Seton SobPath MINERSVIlLE , Worsh1p 10 o m Schoo l Supenn lendent Claro Chu rch School9 o m Mcintyre Sabbath School Sotur SYRACUSE Chruch School 9 30 doy afternoon of 2 00, wtlh War · o m. Worshtp ser viCQ 7 30 p m shrp Ser vrce foll owmg <1! 3 15 SOUTHERN CLUSTER RUTLAND FIR ST BAPTI ST Rev Ttmqlhy Sm1th cHURCH- Drewy Gore su pt Cluster Leader sundoy Sr;hool 9 30 a m morn · Rev Sl even Wil son g worshrp 10 45 o m As soc rate THE HILAND CHAPEL , George BETH ANY (Dorcas) Worsh1p coslo pastor Sunday School 9 30 o m Churc h School 10 30 9 30 o m e\lenmg worshrp 7 30 om I hursdoy evening prayer ser11rce CARMEL , Chruch School 9 30 7 30p m . a m Worshrp 10 30 a m 2nd and POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Rev 4th Sundays "'-~;~ Rolph Zundel pastor W1llrom APPLE GROVE Sundo)l Schoo l Wol son Sunday sc hool sup! , 9 30 o m Worsh rp 7 30 p m lsi sunday school q 30 a m BYF 6 and 3rd Sunda}'S Pray er meet1ng p m , Btble study Wadnesdoy 7 Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellowshi p supper ftrst Saturday 6 p m UMW p m cho 1r practrce Wednesday .a 30p m t nd Tuesday 7 30 p m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 2B2 EAST LETART Chruch Schoo l Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Paul J 1sl 2nd 3r d Su-!ld ays, 9 30 o m lh1te Poslof Gory Basham Sun Fou rth Sunday tO 30 o m Wor OOy school supt Sunday school shrp 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th 9 30 o m mornrng worshtp Sunday 9 30 o m Prayer meehng 0 30 e\lemng worsh ip 6 30 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW I sl .~ M1dweek prayer serv tce 7 30 Tuesdoy7 30p m pm ' WESLEYAN (Rocrne) Sunday MIDWAY COMMUNIT Y CENTER School 10 a m Worsh rp 11 o m , Dex ter Rd Long sv rlle Ohto Rev Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m , clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday B1ble Study Thur sday 7 p m Cho rr school 11 am Sa turday Proc!Jce Thu rsday 8 p m • preachmg servrces 7 30 p m LET ART FALLS Church School Wednesdov evening Btble st udy l si 2nd 3rd Sundays 10 15om a t730p m 4th Sunday 9 15 a m Worsh1p FAITH r ABERNACLE CHURC H 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 15 am ealley Run Rood Rev Emmell 4th Sunday 7 30 p m R'twson pastor Handley Dunn MORNING ST AR Worsh1p 9 30 supt Sunday school 10 a m Sun a m . Chu rch School 10 30 o m day evenmg servtce 7 30 Brble Mrd-Week Servrce Wednesday 8 each 1ng 7 JO p m Thursday pm DVESV I LL~ COMMUN ITY CHUR MORSE CHAPEL. Worshp 11 CH Roger C Turner pastor o m Church School 9 30 o m Sunday school, 9 30 o .rp Sund ay PORTLAND Worsh1p 7 30 p.m mornmg wors htp 10 30 Sunday Church School 9 30 a m event ng Mnvrce, 1 30 . SUTTON Chucc h School 9 30 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 o m Worshtp l si ond 3rd Sundays Butternut Ave Pomeroy En.,.oy 10 30 o m and Mrs Roy Wrnmg off icers m NORTHEAST CLUSTER charge Sundoy~ o lrn eu,mee tmg, Re\1 R1chard Thom as Poster 10 aim, , ? un~y sc~go l , 10 30 o m t"edd•t ,~M Eloise Adams. Duar;te Sydenstr1cker 7 30 f p-.mi, , 60ivatlon meeltng John Dou glas Lad1es Home teague 1:2 noon to 2 Associates p m , Thursdo)l, prayer meeltng JOPPA Worshrp 10 o m Chur Qnd B1ble stu dy Thu rs day 7 30 ch School 9 am Prover Meet rng pm Wednesday 8 p m "' ... MIDDLEPORT LONG BOTlOM Sunda y school MT . MORIAH BAPTIST Corner at 9 30 o m. Worsh1p serv1ces at Fourth o ~d Mom Mtddleport 7 30 p m Beble study end Voulh Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sun meellng at 8 p m on day School 9 30 o m Mrs En11n Wednesdays Baumgardner supt Mornmg NORTH BETHEL Worshrp 11 worshtp I OJ15om om ChurchSchoollOo m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF ALFRED . Sunday Schaal 9 30 CHRIST IN CHRI STIAN UN ION . o.m Worshrp 10 45 o m Preyer la wrence Manley , pastor Mrs ml!etrng Wednesday 7 45 p,m . Russell Young, Sundov School UMW 3rd Tues day 8 p m 5up1 Sunday School 9 30 o m REEOSVILLE , Sunday School 9 30 Everung tAorshtp . 7 30 a m Worsh1p 7 30 p m , Prayer Wednesd ay prayer meeltng, 7 30 Meetrng 7 30 p m Tuesday, pm Vls ltatlon7 30 p m lst Thursday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, SILVER RIDGE, Worsh1p 10 a.m. Roc1ne Route 2 the Rev James Church School 9 om M Muncy, pas tor Sun day school, TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh1p 9 9 45 o m mcrnmg worsh 1p 11 a 111 Churf:h School 10 a m a m. , evenrng worsh rp, 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Prayer meetrng Tuesday 7 30 George Fredenck, sup!. Service p m , Yovng people 's meetmg week ly 9 30 a; m on Sundoy 7 30 p rn Thu rsday Preaching f~rst and th rrd Sundays MIDDLEPORT FIRST eAPTIS\ of mon th by Clifford Smtih, 9 30 Corner Stxth and Palmer, lheR~v o.m • Peler Granda I, pastor , Donny HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , Thompson superrntendvnt Sun· Darrell Ooddrill. pa stor Sunday doy School WMPO Rodto pro· School 9 30 a m , Leonard gram 7 45 o m , Sunday School. Gilmore, flnt el der . evenmg ser 9 IS a m Morning Worshtp vtce, 7 30 p m Wednesday 10 15 a m 'Youih oct1vtt les and prayer meeti ng . 7 30 p m fellowshtp for 1untor and senior MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. htgh students 6 p m Sunday Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles evenmg worshtp , 7 30 p m Mrd· Hand pastor Sunday school, 9.45 week prayer serv 1ces , o m mornrng worsh tp, 11 a m Wedrundoy, 1 30 p fTI E\lening serv1clts , Tue5day and CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mtd· Frrdoy , 7 30p m , dlepart . Sth and Mom Geo~ ge 8EARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH Glole, mtnrster James Sheels OF CHRIST Doug Seaman, superintendent Bible school 9 JO mtntster Btble stu dy 9 30 om , om mornmg worshtp 10 30 morning worshrp 10 30 a.m , om evemng worsh1p 7 30, eYemng worshtp, 7 30 p m. prayer svrvrce , 1 p rTJ Wedne sd ay B1bl e study 7 30 p m Wednesday KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE George Fredenck supt Sunday NAZARENE Rev, Don Cole rnornrn g 5erv tce 9 30 om w1th pas1or Mrs Mary t o they Sunday preochtng on frrst and th ird Sun school Sl,lpl Sundoy school 9 30 day of month by George Pickens om , mornmg wo rship 10 30 STI VE RSVILLE COMMUNITY om , ' Sunday evo ngeltsltc CHllftCH Sunday School serv1ce, '" -' BAKER S OF GAY90 BREAD Middleport Ph 992-3030 PENTECOSTAL Thrrd Ave the Rev Will rom Knll tel , pastor Ronald Dugan Sun day School Sup! Clones tor all ages . evening serv1ce 7·30 B1ble study , Wednesday 7 30 p m youth ser\llces Fnday 7 30p m " ' REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . SERVICES 214 E Matn Pomeroy BIG JIM'S PlAZA SMALL ENG INE SAL ES & SERV ICE 498 Locust St Middleport Ph 992 3092 Third St John F Fu ltz Ph 992 -2 101 I Ht F I NEST IN MOB ILE HOME S 11 00 E. Matn Pomerov Ph. 992 703< MIDDLEPORT THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Roy W Wmmg , off1cer In cha rge Sunday 10 a m Hol mess rneellng , .10 30 am., Sunday Schoo l Young Peoples Leg1on 7 p m , Thursday I Ia 3 p m lad1es Home League, 7 p m Prep <:losses BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP· liST CHAPEL Route I ShadePas to r Bobby Elktns Sunday school. 5 p m , Sunday worsh1p 5 45 p m Wednesday proyef ser· VICe 730pm ,If ,.,. "' "' . , . .. ,., •u••t•"tl • Thursday , 7 p.m.: Sundoyevenlng servke. 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy-Harrisonville .Rd ; Don l<ennedy, pallor, 8111 McElroy, Sunday school supt Sunda}' school . 9 30 a.m.; morning wor· skip ond communion, 10 30 am , S.nday evening }'Outh Chrtstlan EndeO\Ior 6 p m , worship ••r· vice 7 p m. Wednesday henmg prayer meeting and 81ble study , 7:30 p m ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CMURCH , Pme Grove The Rev Wilham Middlnwarlh , Pastor. Churc:h servlces 9 30 o m Sunday School 1030o.m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Kim Cole pastor, kevin Klng Sunday tchooltupt Sunday tchool 9·30 a.m.. Worsh1p ser vke . 10 30 a m , Su11doy ser· vices 7 p m., youth meeting Wednesday, 7 p m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Re<J Freeland Norrrs, poster Sunda., school 10 o m Church serv1ce, 7 p m Wednesday Srble Study , 7 p l1l RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. RACINE <CHURCt-1 OF THE NAZARENE, Re\1 John A Coff. man, pastor. Svnday School 9.30 om . Gerold Well s, sup! Morn lng worship, 10 30 a.m , Sunday evenrng worst·up , 7 30 Prayer meehng Wednesday. 7.30p.m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l Walker, Pastor Ronnie Sa lser Sunday school supt . Sunday school 9.30 om .. morning war, shtp 10 40 o .m , Sunday evemng worsfu r. , 7 30 Wednesday even rng Btb e study 7 30. DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev lelon Glosure , pastor. Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and 1unror youth 1erv1ce, 6 45 p m , e11en1ng worshtp 7 30 p m prayer ond praise Wednesd ay 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE ~BAPTIST , Miles Trout, pastor Sunday school, 10om • Steye L1ttle. sup! Eventng servtce, 7 p m , prayer meeting Thursday 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO, Rev Bobby Porter pastor Sun dey schoo l, 9 30 a m , worshrp service, 11 a m even1ng S'er vlce, 7 30, youth servtee, Wednesday, 7 30 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHUR CH, Ted Jones pastor Sunddy school 9 30 o m Roy S1gman. supt . morntrrg worshrp. 10 30. Sunday evening service 7 JO mtd week service, Wed11esdoy, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev Dole Sass, pastor, Bob Moore Sunday School supt Su nday school cl asses for all ogvs, 9 30 o.m , mornr ng worsh tp 10 45 om N't'PS, 6 30 p m . e\l angellstlc servrte 7 30 p m Prayer and fa sting Tu esday 10 o m Mrd week prayer ser vrce Wednesday 7 30 p.m men's proyermeelrng, Soturdov. 7 p m , m'ss1onory meetmg second Wednesday , 7.30p.m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL , Rev Robert Smi th pastor Sunday School, 9 30om, Closs leader, Leo Hrll, worshtp ser\ltce 10 30 a m chur· ch7 30p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Elden R Bloke pasto r. Sun day School 10 om , Howard McCoy sup! Mornmg sermon, 11 a m , Sunday ntght s~rvrs:es Chmt1 on Endeavor 7 30 p m . Soog '""""· 8 p m . Pcoach.ng 8 30 p m Mtdweek Prayer meetmg , Wednesday, 7 p m , Roy Adams loy leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, l ocated at Rut land on New Lrma Rood nexl to Forest Acre Park Rev Roy Rouse, pas tor Robert Musser Sunday School supt. Sun day school, 10 30 o m worshrp 7 30 p m , 81bl e St udy , Wednesday, 7 30 p m., Saturday mght prayer servtce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN . Roger Watson pastor Jess1e Wh1le Sunday school supl. Morn 1ng worsh rp 9 30 o m , Su n· doy school 10·30 am. , e\lening ser\l tCe 7 30 Wednesday Btble Sludy . 7 30 p.m. MT UNION BAPTIST Rev R 0 Brown supply pastor. Sunday school 9 45 o m , Sunday evenrng worsh1p, 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood , pastor Howard Coldwell , Jr Sunday School Supt Sunday School q 30 a.m Mornmg Ser mon 10 30 a m Sund ay even lng service 7 p m LETAR T FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev Freeland Norrrs pastor fl oy d Norrr s, sup! Sun day sc hool 9.30 a.m mommg ser· mon, 10 30 a m Prayer serviCe Wednesday , 7 JOp m CHURCH Of GOD OF PRO PHECY, 0 J Whtte Rood off 160 Rev George Groyle. pas tor Sunday School. 10 o m , Arthur Henson . Supt .. Morning Worsh1p 11 a m Young People 1 serv1ce, 7 p m E\lentng service, 7 30 p m , Wednesday Mld-WeEtk Preyer Serv1ce, 7 30 p.m , Youth meellng, 6.30 p m Evenrng war· sh1p 7 30p m CHESTER ~t~Uf.e ¥nlfn, pattor, ' ~dlloc. Dom.wood, Supt Bible School. 9 30 o.m Pr~c:hlng service, 10·45 o.m No evening service. HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST OUJRCH, Rev Herbttrt Alling, po1t.or . Sunduy School 9 30 a.m , Morning servic e. 10 30 a.m., youth urvrce , 6 45 p m. E~t~ongehshc service 7 30 p.m Prayer meeting. Thursday, 7 30 pm FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bold Knob Rev E J G,.th, sup! , ot church· Rev. L. R. Gluesencomp, pastor, Roger Willfrtd Sr .. Sunday Schoolsupt. Sundo}' School 9 30 a m , prayer mHtlng Tuesday, 730 p.m.; youlh meeting 6 p m Sunday Leaders Ada Van Meter and Gret· to Suttle Sunday evemng wor· ship, 1 p m through winter man ths WHITES CHAPEL,-Coolv11le "RD Re\1 Roy Deeter, poster. Sunday school9 :Ito m , worsh1p service, 10 30 am. B1ble study and prayer : ser.\ltce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHURCH OF CHRIST Jock Perry mm1ster Sun· day School 9 30 o.rn , morning churc h 10 30om , Sunday even· rng ser!'ice , 7 30 p m Wednesday servtce p m e LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Flovd F Shook, pastor, Lloyd Wr1ght , Sunday School Sup! Morni ng Wor1hip 9 30 a m , Sunday School 10 20 o m , Wednesday Prayer and 81 ble Study 7 30 p m , Sunday evening worship 7.30 p.m ; Cho1 r PJacftctt Thursday, 7 p m DE XTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Charles Russell , Sr., minister, Rtck Macomber supt Sunday school, 9 30 am., worsh1p ser· ~1ce 10 30 am Brb le Study Tue1doy , 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST . Rev Eod Shuler pastor Wort hrp serv1ce, 9 JO am Sunday school, 10 30 o m. Brble Study and prayer ser ~t~tee Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH Kmgsbury Rood Gory Krng, poslor Sunday school ' 9 30 am evening war· ship 7 30 p,m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m • LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN ~ supt., ev.olng Mt'Ykt , 7.30 p.m Wednetday even ing prayer meeting, 7.30 p m. Youth proyer •l'\llceeoch TuMday . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1m . • 5:GO-Big Valloy 3; Merv Grittln 4; Mister Rogers 20.33, Star Trek 15. 5:30-News 6; Family Affair 8. Electric Company 20.33; Adlm -12 13 6·GO-News 3,4,8,10, 13,15; Zoom 20,33, ABC News 6. 6.31)-NBC News3.4, 1S; ABC News 13, Andy Grltt lth 6, CBS News8,1 0; Hodgepodge Lodge 20, VIlla Alegre Hosc:har, pastor. Sunday SchOol 9·30 a m. Prayer and Bible 1tu6,t 7:30 p.m. Cottage Prayer S.l'\llce Tuesday , 10 am. Wonhlp Sir· vic e, Thurasfay, 1 30 p.m. CAL VARY BIBLE CHURCH. 26 N Sec:ond, Middleport, poster, Cur· tif Stephen Church achool, 9 ~ a.m.; preochlng services, 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Wednetday evening Bible study, 7:30p .m. ~CAPT AlN EASY • A Q 7s YOU'RE ~TTir.J€1 AT SOMETHING• ~ JUioiiQR,,l C!lr.J ~I'N51' IT! 50 STOP !!>EATING MOUND THE5U5H AND ReAD loll" THE' BOTTOM LlloiEJ OF POMEROY - Corner Moln and Court Sis. , th ird floor over Lighthouse Rettaurant. Henry Cook, pa!lor Sunday school, 10 o m.. morning worship, 11 a.m even1ng service , 7 30 Wednesday &\lining str\llct 1 30. lnt•rdenomlnotlonal, full gospel THERE MAY BE , SAHIB· · M~R!;LV THAT THERE so .. A WAY OF THROW· OFF POLICE PUR5UIT· PERMANENH Y! --"':::1:1 Camera 6; Treasure Hunt 8; Ma.;:Nell-lehrer Reporl20,33 , Boxing 10, Name Thai Tune 13; Popl Goes the Country 15 8 oo-sanford and Son 3,4,15, Donny t1o Mario 6,13; • K 8 61 • 8 43 EAST 1111 • J 912 9 A87S2 • Q3 tAQ9 • 10 s 3 ... 7 6 ... J 9 s 2 SOUTH tDI • 83 • K J to 6 • J 72 "' A KQ 10 Both vulnerable -4\'est RUHANO APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. Thomao L ... BORN UlSF:R Holmes, pastor. Bible 1tudy Saturday, 7:30pm , Evangelistic ~m pro.,er meeting, Tuesday 7·30 p.m . . B1ble Study , Thursday 7 30p.m L-ET'S iORbf;T THAT CX..D Af<f:;JMB~T. bt.AD'iS ... IT ~mfloll;l)l '~-·1.o~oAIC:S WESLEYAN , So uth Nor1h Eut AW! I C.A~T .. I H~l/0: 19 1• Pass Pass Pass Pass ~w AM~U. 'IOU TO AI<0UB IAKT; A fOL.ITIC.S~ INT Opemng lead - . 5 • t-IOLINESS - Harn1onville Road Oewev King pastor, Edison Weaver assistant, Henry Eblin Jr Sunday school supt Sunday school. 9 30 o m .. morning war shrp 11 a m Sundoy evenmg serv1ce 7·30. prayer meetlna Thursday, 7 30 p m By Oswald & James Jacoby score. Here ts a hand from our match·point ftle South was Barbara Kachmar or New York, who has won maJor ~~Q~. . her hrst married name of GOD - Not Pentecos tal, Rev George Otler, poster Worshtp servtce Sunday, 9 45 am , Sun · day school, 11 a.m ~ worsh1p ser vice, 7 30 p.m. Thu rs day prayer mE!ahng 7 30p m ~ MT. HERMON Unrted Brethren Church Sundo"!l School 9 30 o m ._ Worship serv1ce I 0 45 a.m services every Preachrng Thu,day alternating with C. E. Wednesday pro.,er meehng 7 30 p m. Rev. James Leach, pastor. Dovrd Holier loy leader , ,UGH! MADE Cook 'J'he one· notrump contract was norma l although the very favorable he of th e cards made three notrump the nor · mal result. Barbara made four for what turned out to he a match-point top East's queen or hearts fe ll H~ M routD to her kmg at trick one and a " NO\II .. 6Ritl(i 1 'sUPfJLi f.:.S· BE.' BUT WE'LL second heart was led to dumKEEP IT .JUST my' s mne Barbara r etur ned A ~vACATtOtl'~ to her hand w1th the ace of .l.l'l'TI.E ORPHAN ANNIE LITTU: ORPHAN · ~----~~~ ~~--~--~ 1 ~1RE·~ . ME ~ GO 6ACK AS AS JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES 1 mtle eosl of Rutland, 1uncflon of Route 124 and Noble Summit Road CT· 174) Sunday Bible Lecture, 9.30 l , Watchtower study, 10 30 1m., Tuesday, Bible study, 7 and 3 15 p m Thursday tMeocrotlc .chool 1 30 .!Lp .m.: service neetrn~ 8 30 P:W· Dream there and there ts no reason Hartman 10, ABC News 33 12 .oo-Movle "The Mad Room " 10. Janakl JJ 12 4G-Oon Kirshner ' s Rock Concert 6; Wrestling 13 I GO-M idnight Special 3,4, 15 .. I 41)-News 13 2 31)-News 3 3 oo-Mov le "Two Flags West" 3 4 JG-Movle " The Great Hospita l My stery" 3 6 GO-Movie " Every Soturday Nlghl " 3. a. Treehou se 8, Man from C.O S 1 10, Junior Alrno&t & Friends 10, M ister Rogers 20 10 JQ-Monslcr Squad l ,4, 15, Kr offt Supershow 6,13; Zoom 20 11 oo-Land of lhe Losl3,4, IS, Ar k I I 8, 10, Naturalists 20 11 3G-Big John, Util e John 3, 4,15, Clue Club 8, 10, tq, ' Consumer Survival KIt 20 12 01)-Kids trom C A.P E R 3,4,15 , Hoi Dog 6, Fol Albert 8, 10, Acl lon News l or Kids 13, Crockett's Vlclory Gorden 20 12 3G-Jae Goraglola 3,4, lS1 Ameri can Bands lend 13, Soul Train 6, Way Oul Gomes 8; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 12 4~W or ld Ser ies 3,o, 15 1 GO-Chi ldr en's Film Festlval e,lO. lntlnlty Factory 33 the Jacobys" care of fhts newspaper The Jacobys w111 answer md1vtdua1 questtons sell-a ddressed envelopes are en closed The most tnteresfrng quest1ons will be used m th1s co lumn and w l/1 recetve cop1es ol JACOBY MODERN I I 30--To Be Announced 6, 131 Zoom 33 2 01)-Wide Worl d ot Sports 6,13 1 VIewpoint e. Urban L eague 101 Family Theatre 33 2 3Q-M ovle " VIsll to e Sma ll Planet" 8, Movle " My Brother Talks to Horses" 10, I nslght 33. Char he . Chan 6," Match· ruptcy" 5·00-Star Trek 3; Treasure Hunt 4, Welly's Workshop 7 W1th the abode Deet 12 French nver 8 SeU 13 Minute 9 Gershwm orgarusm and It Mercenary namesakes Yeaterday's Ausw er 15 The Appian 10 Dolores Way and - Rio 23 Topsy's 33 Lab job others 16 Gets there playmate 34 Loathe (2 wds.) 18 Tennyson 24 Miss 35 Et 17 German as a boy ? Vicky's ex (and others) article 19 New Guinea Z5 Suffix 36 Tunbuktu 18 Pr1estly town with is here garments 20 Package meteor 37 Magnum , 22 Tart; biting ( abbr ) Preserve 38 Take to horse ' · Z1 Fellini 21 Spain's Prop for 39 Genesis classic Costa Diogenes siljl (3 wds.) del 32 Vacillate 10 - de deux , \ ""~~.])) %9 Egyptian -'-' peasant 30 Closing word 31 Unused 33 Dean 15: French Chet 33 s 3G-Adam-12 4, M usic City IS; Educa tion In Tran- Grapn Bernice Becle Oaot For Saturday, Oct. 18, 1t71 ARIES (March 21-AprN 19) Pursue act1v1hes that give you genuine pleasure today Treat yourself to some lun TAURUS (Aprll 2)·Moy 20) Oppor1un1tles tor gam could co m e to you thro ug h two d11feren1 sources today Per. sons who thmk highly of you Will be IOIIOI<Jed GEMINI (Moy 21 -Juno 20) Cond1tlons are very fortunate fo r you today provided you 're the one who runs the show Tend Ia the tmportant thi ngs yoursel( CANCER (Juno 21..July 22) A somewhat unusual, but happy, dl1y Is m store for you You should be ,lucky romantica lly • and matertally haW room In your heart for ever yone loday Good things wtll happen through pals VIRGO, (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) A sj tuatl on tha t you have ) ess con trol over than you realize wtll work out to your ultimate bene flt A prestig ious assoctate w111 see to '' ... ' 1 LIBRA (Sopt. 23 -0ct. :13) Someone whom you 'll go out of yo ur way to be ntce to today will do so mething lor you as payment That s not wh at motivated your kindness SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) For th e next · Jew days your ,( I SANDWIC~ES! grandson II Salesman's .. A few years ago in Jerusalem I saw the very spot where the Cross stood. There were so many llrlngs around tbe place: too many cars running, too many people talking, selling their wares; I cannot say I was unpressed with the scene. But I still beUeve in Calvary, in the place where the Saviour died . The place where a mob cursed while the very Son of God prayed. _...., I'm Impressed by Calvary because it was there that Jesus was forsaken for me. It was there that, whlle hanging on tbe Cross, He prayed for me while suffering. I see Hlm now. He has !X'omised the thief oo the right sl~ that today he would be in Paradise with Him. He has prayed for me . He J118de provisions for His mother that John would take her, and then tbe darkness came. A darkness that bl'GIIght silence to that jeering mob, and filled their llearts with fear. May I ask you! will the darkness of war, depressions, 811\1 sin around us cause us to stand still; will it make us fear that soon the Lord is coming again' It was at the Cross also the holy, just God reckoned my sin to be atoned for, because the Bible says, " For He (God) hath made Him (Jesus) to he sin, who knew no sin, that we might have the ril!hteousnes.s of God in Him." 1 love the Cross also, for It was there that tbe love of God was ellpressed to mankind. "For God so loved the world that He gave His only Begotten Son, that whosoever beUeveth in Him should not perish but have everlasting Life. No greater love than this, that a man would lay down His Ufe fer Me." Don Walker, Paster, Racine First Baptist Church. Astro- .. ! 'LL MAKE US A .J...-COUPLE 0" GASOLINE At LEY • cfritul on the steps, Walt! wda.) te "Posltivethlniler" of 12.0G-Movle HE DIDN'T' USE THAT5HCOTIN1 II< UN ON HtSSI:Et..F ~r- Loot<rrLALJSHIN' LII<E' A H')£NA!!' dragnet" tt Gertrude 3 Agenda polnt I Tropical ' tree ~ 5:oo-Salnt 3 I Singe 21) Today. you tend to view thm gs 1n a positive, realistic 1ash1on Act as you r judgment d1c1ates CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. .IP.!S' 19) Don't set too much Store tn worldy thmgs to day Look for lhe riches of love and sincere relatiOnshipS ~OW CAN 'IOU BE 00 SURE ? AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) Presl1grous contacts will be wtllmg to go a few extra steps for you today , espectally w here your career Is concerned 1 WELL, HE 6 !701NGWHAT HE WI/NTf/7 TO [)01 1SN'T llE ? ~,'f,- WHYi> .I'D EVER,GET MIXED UP WH/<.e.. WITH THAT WACKY KID? NON WE 1i<E SlUCK IN THE MIDDLE ~~Ecce-!" DAILY m-+-+++- one letter to each squut, to CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW CRVPTOQUOTES LRF ISBGU 'N Afandparent.a, Mr. ·and Mrs. HarrySdlwab, l'mrleroy, IIIII other relatives in the , Bend area. 1 II iJ ZS C G U IS FTZR EF CG U HB S E · NSGOFU GUJED I t TONBENI II I (j I"T END5 AN EXAM INATION. J GFTBW SLRFB ' N HSXWLN. - VGFW ZTAHEFGG (A.wen ........,) "...,....,.I Ju..W..' IIAitlll · QUAIL PODIUM HARIOR .\Mwen ()peril !If for a wrrttponcltnt-A MAILBOX " Tf.U5 15 Mif DIPLOMA FROM THE ':.\CE 06E~ENCE SCHOOL" S.fll'lngs, CaUf. Ia spendfDc two weeki here Ylalt!ng her it: or NFF Oct. II, 1971 work One letter simply stands for another In this snmple A HFSHGF . ..Your ~Birthd~y to used for the three L '~. X for the two O's, ch; Single l etters. apostrophes, the length and for mation t he words are all hmta Each day the code letters are different GFAN = -J........Ji.....J._.L,.,J form four ordinary wor'da. 6ECAUeE oF HfR! Some thmg ben el lclal both to yo u and your family Is In the m1U at th1s time !I should soon bl ossom ful ly ...-+--+--+-4---1 ~&~~®~==~!.-J ..-i-+-1-+-1 UM<ramblolheHfourJumbiOio OF NOWHERE ... IIND ALL PISCES (Fob. 211·Morch 20) Ryen 's Exores!" 10. 3.45---Movle "Stowaway' ' 3. DOWN ! "Von 12. 15-Movle "The Lady from th e Shanghai" 4. 1 GO-ABC News 6. 1·15-Sammy & Co 6 I Jlh-Peter Marshall 8; Movie "Souls for Sale" 13. 2.GO-News 3. 2 31)-Movle " Men Who Broke th e Bonk at Monte Carlo " 3. 3:GO-ABC News 13. the pulpit 41 Insipid 42 Moving 13 FoU tbe SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0oc. VISITING HERE Truman · 33 Martin (2 ' B· 3G-Mr T & Tina 6,13; Doc 8,10 9·01)-Siarsky & Hutch 6, 13, VIce Presidential Deboge 33 9:21)-Movle "The Great Locomotive Chase" 3,4,15 9.31)-Bob Newhart 8,10 10 GO-Most Wanted 6,13; Carol Burnett 1,10; VIce Presidential Debllte 9. 10 31)-Janakl 33. 10 : 5~Polltlca t Program 6,8, 10 11 GO-News 3,o,B, 13, IS; Ohio State Football Highlights 6. li.I ~PMA Pu lse 15 11.3o-Mary Hartm en 3; So lurday N ight 4,15; Movie ''Five Desperate Women' ' 6 ; Pro Bowling 8: WOOdy Hayes. Football 10; Movie " Anno Korenlno " 13. song 45 Ascended Mrs. VIcki Sanda, Palm sition 33 s· 55-Politica l Program B, 10 6·QO-News 3,4, 10; Space · 1999 e; God Hos the Answer 15 6 31)-NBC Niws 3,4,15, CBS News 10; Lilias Yogo & You 33 7·oo-Muslc Hall America 3; Lawrence Welk o, 15, Hee Haw 6,8 ; $12e,ooo Question 10, Let's Make a Deal 13; Adams Chronicles 33 7·31).-COolly 10; In Seorch ot 13 B:oo-Movl e " Nikki , Wild Dog ol the North " 3,4, 15; Holmes & Yoyo 6, 13; Jetlersons 8, 10, Harry s. zs za chances for success look &K· u emely, encouraging particularly 1f you're working With • enfluenttal persons Fnends w1ll prove valuable assets ti"'IS year m helping you rea l 1ze you r ho pes and dreams Parttc ularl y on e who'll make h1s Influence felt tram" a co nsiderable dis tance 5 One ACROSS I A funny Marx 6 Ike's" ' 9 31)-Scooby Doo 6,13, Terzen e. 10 10 GO-McDull lhe Talking Dog 3. 4. 15. Shazam 8,10: On ce Upon a Classic 20 3 oo-Famlly al War 33 3 2~Polltl ca l Progr am 6, 13 3 3G-Co llege Football 6,13 3 ·4 ~C o it ege Football 6, 13 4 oo-M arshall Foolball Hlghllghls 3} • Music Hall America 4; Wreslllng 15, Bit with k nit 33. 4·3G-NFL Game ot the Week 3, Sports Spectacu lar 8,10: Food Preserving 33 .,.,..,..,.., ~-~-~~ "';i;;-;;:;;"-;;:;7';';.:;;-:~--:--l r---:-----...,.--..;• ' Anylhlng Goes 13, Sesame St. 20. 8 GO-Woody Woodpecker 3,4, 15, Tom & Jerry Gr ope Ape 6,13 , Sylvester 11. Tweety e, 10 8 30-P ink Panther l,i, 15. Bugs Bunny e, Bugs Bunny ~ 1'1 ·., ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16,1976 6 GO-Sunrise Semester B. IO. 6 31)-Motters ol Lite 6, TV Clossroom B. Treehouso Club 10, Ke~lucky Alleld 13. 7 oo- Soturdoy Repor t 3, Eddie So unders 6: Treehouse Club U.S Form Report 10; Gllllgn 13. 7,30-BuiiWi nkle 3, Volley of the Dinosaurs 6. Duot y' • (Do you have a question for fhe expe rts? Wnfe Ask tl stamped ... " Men of the Dragon" 8; Mary Harlmi'm, MI!Jry shilly-shally around and g1ve the opponents mforma t10n clubs and led a dtamond to du m my 's kmg A diamo nd was led back West won With the ace 1n order to concea l the queen and played ace and anbther heart A spade and A Search for Community ~ IO.oo-News 20 ll ·oo-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, IS, Vi ce Presidential Debllte Analysis 33 11 31)-Johnny Corson 3.4,15; SWAT 6, 13; Movie A Mamtoba reader wants to tournament s und er her SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH Of Preview 33 know what you should bid after opemng one heart and bemg ra~sed to t wo hearts by your partner Your hand IS ... 6 9 K..Q IIIIo5 •K J4 .At)J 2 The corre c t b1d 1s fo u1 hearts You rna)" not make game. but you want to be malden name of Collyer and Washington W&ek In Revle""' 9 31)-VIce Presldentlol 3,4,6;8, 10, 13,15,33: Collfornla dummy's queen and cashed the ace .West dropped the kmg Assuming West was telling the truth. he was down to the jack small or clubs ;md the last heart Barbara led the last club from dummy and E:ast followed Where w as the jack of clubs' West had surely falsecarded once. Why not twice, thought Barbara' In that case he was holding the qu ee n ol d1amonds, a spade and a hearl and E:ast was marked With the jack of clubs She finessed the 10 and made four odd for a lop WEST o K 10 6 RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - fro m clubs, led a spade, fmessed L._' a, 20,33 8 31)-Rocktord Flies 3,4, 15,; Woll Street Week 20,33. 9 oo-Ba tlle for th e White House 6, 13, WCHS Reports a: To Be Announced 20; VIce -Presidential Debllte dummy and E:ast chucked a spade and the dtamond 10 Barbara cashed the k1ng of • 91 I\IHAT 15 KloiOWtJ EAST OF 5UE:z , SAHIB, A5 .. " BAK5HEE5H" l Pastor Denn1s Boles Sunday School. 10 a .m.; wonhlp ser-JiCf, 11 30 a m. ond 7 30 p.m Prayer meetmg. Wedne~Sday 7.30 p.m POMEROY a. Lawrence Welk u:-.J~~m-....:L:ll.ll.Jl_;;_...;,___.....,;.___.;.....,,.....~---1;;;;;;:;._...::..~-....;:....-.~ One !!!~ carl? t~on~~~!ca~ed INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHU~· PEOPLE'S CHURCH 33 7 oo-Truth or Consequences 3, To Tell The Truth 4; Bowllng tor Dollars 6; Andy Williams 1 News 10; To Tell The Trulh 13; Family Allalr 15; Ohio Journal 20; Black Perspective on the News 33. 7 30-Porter Waaoner 3; Brtak The Bank 4, Candid WIN AT BRIDGE CH, INC - Corner Fourth and Lincoln Sts , Middleport, R11t1 O'Dell Manley, pastor: Sony Hud son, Sunday School superlnfllfl · dent Sunday 1Cht:¥ll 9·30 a m , evening wor~hlp, 7·30 ' p m , prayer and proi " tervice 1 Wednesday, 7 30p .m. THE .Television .l og for easy viewing ' FAIRVIEW BlltE CHUICM . Lolorl. W Vo. Rt. T, Aov. G00f90 the Sermonette Wh y J apprecrate , th e cl'QSS REORGANIZED CHURCH OF LEO. (July 23·Aug. 22) ¥ou JESUS CHRIST Of LATTER CAY SAINTS, Portland Ra cine Road Wilham Roush pastor Denny Eyons, Sundar S<:hool Direc:to r Sunday Schoo , 9 30 o m Morn· mg worship, 10 30 a.m.; Sunday even n'l:g serv rce. 7 p m Wednesday e\lenlng pi-oyer ser· "' Vrces 7 30 p m , ,~o~lt:JII. by THOMAS JOSEPH THE NAZARENE Re\1 Herbert Grote po5tor Worship service . 11 a.m ond 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a.m Richard Barton Prayer meetrng , su pt Wednesday , 7 :Wpm BRAOFORO Carl Peok pastor; Bill Brown , Sunday school supt. Sunday school 9 30 a m worship and communion, 10 30 am Evening service 7 30 p.m. Regular board meeting, SOturdoy, 7p m RUTLAND COMMUNIT Y CHUACH , Sunday School, 9 30 a.m, worsh1p serv1ca , 11 o.m ; Wedn.wtdoy prayer meeting, 7 30 p m youth serv1ces, Sunday 1 p.m , Sunday nrght wors hip, 7.30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , Re v Lloyd D. Grrmm, Jr. pastor sunday school , 9 30 am., worsh1p servtce, 10:30 a m Br oadcast ftve over WMPO young people ' s ser~t~lce. 6:45, evongeUsttc serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meeting , Wednesday 7:30 p m Mlulonory meeltng, 7 30 p m. first Wednesda}' of month. MASON COUtiTY MASON FIRST BAPTIST, Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan Crotg, pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m , worsh1p servrce, 11 o.m ; trarnrng umon 6 30 p m even1ng war· shtp service , 7 30 p .m Mid Week prayer ser11tce, Wednesday, 7 30 pm MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 . Boll 487, M1ller St. Mason, W Vo Sunday Btble Study 10 o m , Worsh1p 11 a m and 7 p.m Bible Study Wedn esday 7 p m , Voc:ol music FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Cor ner of Second and Anderson Mason. Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9·45 a m , worsh1p servrce 11 o.m end 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study , Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO , Duddmg Lone, Mason W Vo Che!ler Tennant. Poster Sunday School9 45 om , Children's Chur ch 6 45 p m Young People's Ser· vtce 6 45 p.m Evangehst1c Ser vrce 7 30 p m Women's Mis sronary Council 10 a m hr!!t and lh trd Tuesdays Prayer and Bible Study , Wed nesdav 7 30p m • '-1-TheTIW.;y Dally lelltinet, Mlddleoori-Pnmeroy, 0 .. Friday, Oct. IS, I976 • '"'"''' ''"''"" "-'ltW111ooll ""' ""'"" "' IN CHRISTIAN UNION , Tho !lev. Willlom Camplroll poolor. Sunday School. 9:30a.m.: Jamoo Hughes, �• l Cl •fi d v 0 r East Results U:se The Sentine assz e s ...'.. L' • 8-TheDaUySent!nel,Middleport-Pomeroy,O ,Friday,Oct 15,1976 TO THL:e~~~g~~,~EIRS DEVISEES LEGATEES ADMINISTRATORS EX f;,_CUTORS and ASSIGNS of HARRY DECEASED CRABTREE PAUL DEADLINES 5 p M Day Before Publlcaflon canceltat lonJ CRAbTREE EZRA D DECEA SED CRABT REE DECEAsED S TELL A rRABTREE DECEASED FRA NK CRABTREE DECEASED CAT HERINE CRABTREE DECEASED HELEN EULAH BAKER DECEASED DONALD ALFRED B AKER DECEA S ED CHARLES BAKER DECEASED and D 0 N A L 0 8 A K E R i .N~~=~:i'.~N DECEASED You ere hereby not1f 1ed that )I OU hav e been named defenda nt s 1n a legal actiOn ent lied Donl!lld L Fr)lmyer et at vs Cart F Crabtree et al th s act on has been ass1gned case No 16 274 1n the Common Pleas Court of Me1gs County OhiO The object of the com pi!! nt Is to determme he irs and pant on r eal estate descr1bed as tallows situa ted 1n Bedford TownshiP Meigs County OhiO 18 acres off the south s1de of descr ibed lands begmn1ng at southwest corner of Section JO Town J Range IJ thence north 23 16 cflams to the south west corn er of J Gtlke)l s land thence east 15 25 cha1ns to cent er of graded roa d the nce sou tt) 46J4 deg rees east 3 O<~ cha1ns thence sou th 11 degrees eas t I ~ 22 chains hence south 7 55 cha ns to sou th ltne of Sect 1on 10 where 11 crosses th e- graded road thence west 20 50 chams to beg1nn1ng 43 62 acres.,.i-.ex cept1ng an a xa cemetery lot so teet north east of barn Yo u are requ1rcd to answer the Co mptamt wllhln 28 day s ,after ti"te las t publ1cat10n of lh 1S not1ce Wh1ch w1 1t be pu bl shed once eac h week tor s x consecut ve weeks The la st publ1cat on w ilt be made on Nov 19 1976 and th e 28 days for answer w II star t on that da e tn case ot your fa lure to answer or Qtherw se re spon d as requ red by the Oh10 Rules ot C1vd Pro cedure Judgm ent bY d efault w II be rende red rtga nst )IOU for reli ef demanded 1n thts complamt LARRY E SPEN CER C L ERK OF COURTS COM M ON PL EAS COUR T Me1gs Count y OhiO Co urt House Pomeroy Oh1o A57tJ9 Oct 15 22-:-29 - No v 512 19 correc : ' ~ • •• • .. fiOnS accepte-d first diY of REGULATION S tRSt'rtlon Mln1mum Ch arge $100 14 cents per word three consec ut lye nsertlons 26 cents per wQitd 51'11 consec ut ve In sertions 25 Per Cent Discount on pa1d ad5 and ad ~ pa id Within 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 tor 50 word min imum Eacfi additional word J cents BLINO ADS ACidlflonal 25c Charge per Adver tise ment OFFICE HOURS 830 am ro 500 pm Cally 8 30 am to 12 00 Noon S.!lurda y PhOne today 992 2f56 NOTICES ATTN II ALL HOUSEWIVES All Var:d S(lle5 OLD furn1tura Ice boxn bran beds wall telephones a nd ports or complee households Wnta M 0 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh•o Call 992 776lJ TIMBER Pome roy ForeJI Pro ducts Top price for standing sowlih-lber Coli Kent Honby I-<<6-BS70 SSCASH$$ for tu nked autos Phone 742 2081 Frye s Truck & Auto Porll Rutland COINS 1929 and older currency gold and s1lver scrap Wtll buy sell or trade tor a good selec lion of cams Have supphes for Roger metal detectors Womsler, on Leodt ng Creek and Ru t and Rood Phone 742 233 llor on offer WANTED Ch1pwood Poles max 1m um diameter 10 1nches on largest end $8 00 per ton bundled slabs $6 00 per ton Oel1iler to Ohio Pollet Com pony Rt 2 Pomeroy Ohio Phonem 2689 R umm ag~, Porch and Basemen t Porch and Basement Sales et~ , must be paid 1n !ld\lenc~ : Gel yours 1n early by stopping by our off• ce at The Oa1ly Sentinel 111 Cour t St or wr 1tlng Box 729 Pomeroy Oh•o 45769 With yo ur remittance . LO'ITERY WINNERs • ----------------~----------------~----------------~=-----~~ ••4"'•• pwbllcatlon The Put)llther reserves t h~ r ight to edH or re ject any au dumed Ob · 1tct lonal The publ ishe r wlll not be ruponslble for !'"ore than one incorrect inser tion RATES Foi"WantAdSe rvlce 5 (.t'nls p er wo r d one • 1-TbeilllllySentlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ,Friday, Oct 15,976 PLEASURE HORSES and pon1es also w•ll boy horses and pontes Phone (6U) 698 3'.NO Ruth R...... as -At<C Reg1sltH"td So nt Bernard Puppies 2 male 1 lamole 3 months old Strong a nd healthy Phone (30<) 773 540S or (304) 675 2310 Pt Pleasant W Va ---A.KC Reg Beegle pups $40 Phone 992 3717 AKC Dobermal) puppy female 4 months bred from chomp1on ship hnes for protection and good temperament Phone H2 3054 AKC Reg• stered Ch1nese Pug fema le 7 months old shots wormed e~ecellenl blood hne Phone 985 ~6 BEAGLE pups Coll949 2070 FREE Kittens Al.ce Capehart Ap pie Sf Syracuse See ofter 5 pm SMo~CI!AI'T FALL SALE on mml motors trailers and fold down5 Used Ira ler a nd fo!d downs pnced to go We sell sarv.ce and qual1ty Camp Can ley Storcroft Soles Rt 62 Nor th of Po1nt Pleasant WANTED Respoh$1ble porly to assume nt~~t balance on th1s sp net p1ano w1th bench by Kimball Walnut 1n perfect con d1hon free dell\lery tn your areo Wnta L1qu1dotors 272 E Mom S1reet Ch1 lltcothe Ohio <SilO I REGISTERED Block Angus bul 5 years old (a \1985 425;: S -'--, ONE and l wo bedroom furnidled opts Cal\992 3129or 992 5434 ONE and 2 bedroom furn•shed opartmanb Call m 3129 or 99'1 543< LOWREY orga n L1ncoln wood model Phone {6U) 378 6330 1973"'V;tc;"n p1ckup I ruck Also 23 channel mob1le C B rod1o Phone 949 2470 ~~-,-,­ J 0 A50 doter 6 way blade Phone 949 2463 SCHOOL SEWING MACHINES S ngers m walnut consoletta featur ing buttonholes bhnd • hem Sews on kmts Cosh _.or terms Col1992 SlAb £i:EcTROLUX SWEEPE RS Rebu1 lt w1th all ottochments $29 Also Hoover Sweepers tank s or upnghts $18 Col1 992 5146 CAMPER $600 Also horse tro1ler S.tSO Phone (614) 698 3290 USED FORESTRY EQUIPMENT T1mbertock 2400 Skldder T1mbeqack 360 Grapple Sk1d der Case 350 Growler Loodar w1th Log Forks Bush bO m Metollurg eel Chipper Contact Don Gro ves or lyons Equip ment Co lnw C~rcle~•lle Oh1o 43 113 Phone (614) 474 6028 or (614) S96 4769 This week'o wlom!aiOblo ... Business FREE ESTIM TES Blown lnsui1toon Stmtes fiAin<"'' Available lllortn• 1nt1 Waltl ' Attl" STOIIM WINDOWS l DOORS IEPIAC£M!NT WINDOWS llUIIINUM ~D\116-SOffln GUITEIIUIITIINGS LARRYs"JIICIIII LAVI=NDER m.iQ ~h !9Z l!'l3 110 I mo . '. ... Servic~s • •• ~? -Radiator .---. ANY PITCH ANY SIZE --- .. ... ...." "'' FALL TUNI UP SPICIAL Get your tar tuned up at Smith Nelson and have tt m good shape for the winter ahead You get the followong work for the very low pr~ce at $34 95 Regular prtce • 143 95 New New New New Rutlond, Ohio 45775 Ph (6141 742-2409 We Deliver 7 28 4mos You Cln uve hundreds oven thousands of dollars with 1luminum or vinyl siding mattresses, paddon9 Ideal for camp~rs Vanety of FREE ESTIMATES! sizes Velvets, nylon prtn1s , herculons, v1nyl solids, and fancy prtnls, accessones Th1s prlce afso 1ncludes labor, • cyl cheaper Have your work done by • certified mechanoc This oHer good through all of October Brmg this coupon wnn you and get a free wash job .. ..... ••.. .• ..... ·"'' • GLEN R. BISSW A"49 2801 .....;. Or IF YOU hove o serYICe Ia offer !2B Maon Street 949 2860 wan t to buy or se ll somethmg Pt Pleasant oe. lookmg for work or ~:..:..=.:'-'.=-'---~ PLEASE M Ph 675 3461 whatever you 11 get resull s NO SUNDAY CALLS I lO S 00 Daoly foster w1th o Sen Mel Wont Ad 9 30 I mo Toll 8 000 Froday s Co\1992 21 S6 YARD Sole Saturday onlr. 9 unfll 5 storm w1 ndows enc osed cor 3 AND _. RM fu rn1shed and un GUmR SERVICE furnished opts Phone 992 top carrier 4 t1 res plastic fo ld 1ng do o-r e lectric 5.434f ~ ~•Aluminum Gutten I lownmower d1 shes children s COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork Rt Oownspouts good clothing coots Ca rroll e Aoolu1Q Alummum S dul9 33 ten m•les north of Pomeroy Rambow R1dge & Sofflll Teaford Broadway ond Mo n Lorge lofs w1th concrete pot os IN MEMORY of Leonard H Koemg Bash an Area St Rocme sidewalks ru nnars and off who posed away 12 yean ago Long Bo1tom Ohto ShOwi ng SWISS Co lony street park1ng Pho ne 992 7479 Oct 15 1%4 ODDS and Ends Sole October 16 Map le Leaf Play mor Thousand thoughh of one so 17th 1976 at Fwe Pomts Stole ONE bedroom a partme nt~ ol Cr tcket Sales r en ta l We repair the old and budd Rt 7 I0 00 1111 5 ram or shme dear VILLAGE MANOR tn Mtddleport serv iCe supp lies Trave l the new Papering paint Often brings o tiny tear tr a lers truck campers for $104 monthly plus elec or 1ng pan e ling_, w .ndow Thoughts go bock to scenes long FOUR Famil y Yard Sole Frtdo't' ca mp1ng trail ers truck $130 tncludmg electr c LOWER Saturday Sept ISth 16th rep lac eme nts gla ss, ~1rg1l B Sr Realtor past 1 C!! pS Spec al Sa turday roofing hat m1 x, stdtng, RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Next door to D & J House of Times rolls on but memones lost h1ghls Open evenmgs or by stor m wmdows door s, Convement to shopptng on no Mechantc Pomeroy, 0 Fobncs y, m1le below Rt 1 by ap po1 nt me nt contac t Sadly m1ssed by w1le Dom Phone 991 331' S remodel kitchens and Th1rd and M1tl Streets m M1d pass south Robert Codner ch1ld ren and grond th1ldren baths etc Phone 949 2023 dleport Brand new h gh quoh (10 11 1mo pd ) IN TOWN Beaullluo No Sunday Calls Please Sisler Mrs Oscar Weber a nd YARD SALE 1 Saturday lonn ng ty oportmenh See the older · home near shop 10 Ill 1 mo pd Mother Mrs Ooroth~ Small ey res1dence Route 3 Pomeroy manager at Apt 28 or call 1/r mtle from Route 1 mlarsec VIew of r iver 3 bedrooms, 992 7721 NOTICE OF lion and Gulf Stot1on Clothes Jl/z baths hot water heat ~ APPOINTMENT and m1scella naous 1tems 8 30 AVAILABLE at R1vers1de Aport $29,500 Case No 219.50 ments I bedroom opcrt omlo4pm BRADFORD Auct oneer Com : Esra le of Creed Janes, We w sh to thank everyone wha HOMESITES for sole 1 ocre and ments $100 per month 2 5 Fam1!y Ya rd Sole Oct 16th 10 Deceased plete Service Pho ne 949 2487 :: up Mtddleport near Rutland WILL do roof ng <:o nstruchon Was so kmd and tHoughtful bedroom apartments $133 per NEW LISTING - 1'12 acres Non ce IS tl ereby g1 ven !hat tlll4 between Long Bottom and of level land In Tuppers or 949 2000 Roone Ohm Crill ~ alt er the deeth of our wife pl umb•ng and heatmg No tob Ca ll Qf/2 7481 month Phone 992 3273 John T Wo lfe of Rae ne Oh io Reeds ville Malilln Drake Plains Old 7 room house Bradford : too lorga or too small Phone mo ther on.d grandmother ho\ S be e n du l)l appo1nl ed NEW 3 badroo m house 2 baths res1dence Clothmg mfont to 2 Bedroom tro1ler Brown s Tra1le ~ 'h bath garage cellar, for Georg a Oiler We w1sh to ex 7A2 2348 Executor of the Estate of ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR ...., ,.. all elec I acre M1ddleport Park Phone 992 3324 adults Miscellaneous Items tend speetol tha nfts to Or John Creed Janes deceased late of only $12.~ Sweepers toasters ~ro ns oU :1 closa to Rutland Phone 992 CARPENTER fl oonng ce ling R1dgway and the nu rses m the 3 Family Carport Sole October 3 Bedroom mob1le home furmsh Me gs county OhiO small appliances Lawn mower w 7481 ponellng Pho ne 992 :2: 7 cc 59 " -~ Creditors are requ1red to emregency room Or lew s ed ond unfurnished adults on 16th 17th 9 00 1111 4 00 Items next to Stote H1ghwgy Goroge : NEW LISTING 2 or 3 t ile the tr ell! ms w th sald Telle and the Ra wll ngi Coo•s SMALLform for sole 10% down DOZER work ond weldmg Con ly Water and heat pad mclude Clot hes dtshes on Route 7 Pho ne (6 U) 985 ,. bedroom -,e tn fldu Ciar)l W1lh1n to ur months owner f nonced M or,roe Coun Funeral Home WJJ also w1sh to tocf James Persons Rt I 1ewelr~ records games some Phone 742 2692 Da ted th1s 4th d&y of Oc 3825 : ty W Vo Phone (304) 772 !honk our many fnends and Racme on Carmel Rood a nt ques Un1co fr eeter some EFFICIENCY apartment •deol lor Syracv ~\1) kt tchen Iober 1976 gas F A ':1>1 .,CI'-front and REMODE LING Plunibmg hoot1ng :'t ne1 ghbors for the1r flowers and 3102 or (304) 772 3227 furn1ture and other mise Man ni ng D Webster EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND smgle Mulberry AYe ond oi l types ol general repo r ,. stde porches Nice corner onrthmg else which they did to Ju dge 1tems East on Rl 681 l ~rst rood COUNTR Y lormland w1t h seclud DOZER - LA~GE AND SMALL references Phone 992 2030 or Wo rk guaranteed 20 yeors ex : he p .u5 durmg th1s ttme Hus Court ol Common Pl efts lot $15 000 to left post school F1rst house ed woods water and good cc SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED LOW per ence Phone 992 2409 ..,. ProbateD v ston bond George children Mor,a 992 7060 -:::------~ on left RAIN CANCELS cess In M onroe County W Vo BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS B lLL {10) 8 15 20 lie lee Naal Gene O•ler and u , soo oo 2 bedroom D&D TREE Tnm m1 ng 20 years ex .,., $1 000 down call (304 J 772 PULLINS PHONE 99'2 2478 DAY grondcl"uldren Janet Enc and YARD Sole Saturday only 9 1111 5 frame home with n1ce gas pe r enc-e Insure d free !, 3102or (304)772 3227 OR NIGHT Some th1 ngs for all VonCooney Ltso est1motes Coli 992 2384 or _. F A fu rnace modern bath res1dence 522 Grant St Mtd WILL tnm or cut trees and shrub (614)6QS 7257 Albany : WE WISH to thank eileryone who dle port Oh•o If rom to ncell SENIOR C1l1Iens mterested In and kitche n Paneling and bery Phone 9A9 254S or 742 buy1ng or trodmg o1d tra ms was so kmd and thoughtful ed fu II basement SEWING MACHINE Re po1rs ser ;! 3167 L1onel Amencon Flier etc afte r the death of our w fe iiiCe a ll makes 992 2284 The ow~~ ODDS and Ends Sole some thi ng Standard or 0 gouga any con mothe r and grandmothe r MOBILE Home Repo1r El ec Fabr c Sh op Pomer oy IJo! NEW LISTING 1 yr old for everyone 4 Fom ly sole d1ho n cons dered Call 99'2 p!umbmg and heal ng Pho ne Georg•o 01 le r We w1sh to ex Authonzed Smger Soles and ~ 3 bedroom home Ntce Sunday at Dov1d Sayre tend spec olthonks to Or John 7735 992 S8SB SerYice We sharpen Sc1ssors :w res1dence Ag,t1qu1ty Starling bath large eat m kitchen R1dgwoy and the nurses 1n the NE IGLER Bwldmg Supplies for at 10om New hunlmg pants therm o pane w1ndows EXCAVATI NG dozer loader ond l !W emergency room Or Lew1s Tell bu1ldmg ho uses cobmets game 11ests peg board hooks Attendance at the mormng backhoe work dum p trucks :: "garage and lot 95xll s and the Rawlings Coats Funeral plumb ng Phone 9.4.9 2508 80i18 spout htllngs 75 quarts ond lo boys fo r h re w1ll haul....Ho me We al so w1sh to lhank servoce Oct 10 at the Free Asking 523 ooo Racine Ohm poi nt rofl sser1e for gnll LOCUST POSTS round or spht 1111 d1 rt to soil li mestone and ~~ our mon y fr ends and s Methodist Church was 99 crochet work cho1rs ond and GAS and O•l H ' -eo -,lo n-g'"'s""o'le-s -ond gravel Co li Bob or Roger Je t ,., neighbors for the1 r flowers ond fo hone 949 '1114 Free gas WOODS 29 a cres Good Mr and Mrs Harold ---,----,-,--· d11hes fers day phone 992 7089 ~ , ServiCe 24 hours Phone 843 anythmg else wh•ch they d1d to Income from well ttm COAL limestone and cok1um site for lake. T P water 3 Hamon entertained recently n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 .,.. help us during th1s t1me Hus 2165or 843 2341 ber stocked pond frutt ch londe and coloum bnne lor bedroom trader 111'2 baths 5232 ,,. bond George ch1 ld ren Mono woth a famoly donner, tree$, barn & other dust control ond spec1ol m•x mg A real h1de away for Lee Neol Gene 0 1ler and hononng her parents Mr EXCAVATING doze r backhoe: salt for formers Mo1n Street bu ildi ngs ntce home has 5 522.500 grandc hildren Janet Em and ond.. ,. dttcher Charles R Hot "" Pomeroy Oh1o or phone 992 and Mrs Harry Clark bedrooms bath, dining liSO I el d Back Hoe Ser'IICe • MOBILE home for so le or ren l 3 3691 carpeted, paneled, garage Mr and Mrs Ivan Diehl, WILL DO odd 1obs rool1ng po1 n NEW LISTING In Rutland Oh1o Phone 742 2008 ;. bed rooms ol ulll1t1es pa1 d 1 971 ~ HC: O-: N c: D -: A--: C cL -: 4 :: 50 :--: , ;:2 :000 : tlng hauling tree work and JUST 142 000 oo Texas VISited recently woth Mtddleport 2 bedrooms, Phone992 n5 1 SEPTIC Systems mstolled by~.. mow1ng Phone 992 740'1 m1les s1ssy bar crosh bars GRACIOUS 2 story older her mother, Mrs Georgia modern bath dining and I censed mstaller Sheperd""' 12x60 mob le hpme w1 th 2 acres pull bock handle bors new lire home 4 bedrooms bath firep lace 2 porches and Doehl and Charles Anthony THE RACINE F~re Deportment wtll Contractors Phone 742 2409 ,: ond seals Scrambler s de of land nea r M e1gs Mm e 1 nice kachen carpeting level lot at $16 500 hove a gun shoot Saturday at Doehi pi pes $650 Coll949 2480_ _ Phone 742 27 46 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern;~ paneling 2 car garage. 69 6 30 p m at the1r bw ld ng m Mrs Pearl Jacobs and Mrs Somlol1o n 992 3954 or 992 r.11 POTATOES and pumpk ns C W acre $18 000 00 FREE GAS lS acres for Boshan Otto lolm have been reported Proff1tt Portland Oh1o Phone 2A28 .: NICE RANCH TYPE the children 3 bedroom PETE and Genes Garage IS now n 1970 Bu.ck R1vicwo good condl 843 22S4 ill • yard 3 BR, bath small renovated hom e A 1 operation MechaniC and body lion new 11res $900 Phone COAL for sale Open 6 days per l)lr and Mrs Phill Wise, large llvrng full basement AUCTION Velilet couch and lova Inside wife kitchen gas work North Second Street In 7<2 2796 week and even ngs For further H W floors , carpeted new Beverly attended morning seat 3 complete bedroom Middleport Formerly Bron F A furnace and gas well mformot1on coli (614) 367 733!__ suites record cob ne t oil m steel siding SIB ooo oo n9n t Go rag& Phone 992 ~SO 1975 MONTE CARLO automatic servoces at the local church , SAVE I real good cond1110n Other powe r stee r~ng power brakes DON'T PAY high rent Buy orcollofter Sp m 992 7135 NEW LISTING- 2 lots In Sunday, Oct 10 good used merchond1se and 01r condillomng AM rod1o and frame Roof. this 2 story restricted subdivision Mrs Edna Howell, NOW accepting p1ono students d1shes some old Fr day 7 stereo rally wheels will sell siding & carport like new begmnars 1n lermed1otes ad Partly wooded with T P Columbus, is spending the p m ot I he Auction House Hor reosonoble Phone 992 7036 Now --s-burnlllll stove Small yard 7 rooms N G vonced students Call 992 water 55 000 ton St Mason W Vo Pho ne week Wlth her mother Mrs llot $2119$ 1969 No11a eJ~Ct ra sharp new heat $7 500 00 2270 (304 )773 5471 NowS231 f5 Nancy Walker and brother potnt bucket seats a r shocks OLDER 2 s tory br ic k NEW LISTING- 2 acres R1to Hayes who was rece ntly INSTALLED mags" Phone 949 2480 Frank Dill home s bedrooms 2 baths Ntw fuel oil stove, Rog employed ot Carols Coutffers s In the country, new garage Regu\tr 114 15 Sunday school rally day ul tra modern kitchen now workl f\9 of the Ho1 r Hor 1973 VW THING 35 mpg near 13~:17 with e xtra room and 1h Nowi32U7 perfect cond 1llon R1ck \\replace N G hoi water bour m Mason W Vo Phone will be October 31 everyone bath A 3 bedroom air 5q Yd G1lmore Rt 1 Re&dsvtlle (Sue (304) 773 5369 Hope to see oil heat 2 corner lots close to Now .CO,Op wa,., IIOflonor conditioned mobile home welcome cess Rood}or phofle 992 5323 previOUS and any new patrons shopping ASKING Rot 1349 95 Now $28t 9! Everyday money sever with m baths $24,~ Mrs Pauline Haley and soon Thank you R to C Hayes 1971 \1 W Looks and runs ltke $20 000 00 Good chooce colors Mrs Freda May Wittlngton, 1 ~sod Homelltt chain WE HAVE PROP n&wl Good hras stereo LET US SELL YOUR ~ tmg Match this Sunday 12 1200 12 or T$ Ft called ~Mrs Georgia Diehl ERTIES FOR YOU TO TUPPERS Ploms new 3 bedroom $145o Also 1967 Ford Super saw noo n off Rt 7 by poss neor PROPERTY homes built In k•tchens ttled Paul Archer, SEE COME IN WHERE Mr Von $400 Phone (614 ) 698 Rock Spr ngs Lucky 7 Gun HENRY E CLELAND T used McCullough chtln baths carpeted with ottac: hed YOU CAN DO YOUR 7191 Club Columbus viSited Saturday BROKER saw 175 garage 1 acre lot $22 900 REAL ES T ATE with his mother, Mrs m 2259 Kathy I lo ve you ~e ry much and 1974 Vega HofChbock automatiC Green, gold, rod, blue ruot Phone (61<) 61>7 630A BUSINESS 4 cyl 24 000 mtles Very clean always will I om sorry obout Georg~a Diehl and Mr and Do it yourself, with HOUSE for sole 5 rooms ond Sliver $1 795 or best offer eilerythtng and want to make 11 podding, 57 95 sq yd With Mrs Ivan Diehl 9...:..JacooN \.lrsay,Mgr both a ll electm partially Phone (61<)698 7191 up to you loile M ke padding Installed Sl 95 Word has been received carpeted poliO See Irene Cun -992-2TII 1976 CheYrolet 4 wheel dnve SHOOTING Match th•s Sunday square yard d1ft Fourth Stree"" Syrocuse that Mrs Vernon Howell, truck Phone~49 2132 12 noon olt Rt 7 by pass near Cal\7422211 Oh10 -. i:anton, died Sept 10 Mrs Rock Spnngs l ucky 7 Gun THE unders gned will sell at TALK TO SWEET potatoes R W Lew•s Rt LARGE Garage Sole Som Arnold Howell lived In this comClub NEW LISTING - 113 acres far m eo acres 111\able pubhc sale lor cosh ' he foll ow WENDELL GRATE 124 Rocme Oh1o Phone 843 res dance Apple and Wgter munity for a number of KATHY llo¥e you illilry mucll and mg motor Yeh1cle to be taken land ntce 2 story farm house 7 rooms & bath all Sis Syracuse Oh1o Thu rs 2432 C~RPETCONSULTANT years Funeral was held at from George John1on Beec;h always will I om sorry about hardwood floors and basement Barn and other Fnday ond Saturday 10 00 a m Street Apts Middleport Oh1o GRAIN fed beef 35c lb Phone everything and wont to make It outbultdmgs, 2 ponds A ntce laying farm prtced to go Ewing Funeral Home , lo4 OOp m (Romorshme 985 4198 IS760 1969LTD ; d, HT up to you L oile M1ke Located near Chester call for appt Pomeroy ~,.; house both and ~n Ser al No 9W66Y 167 578 The APPLES FITZPATRICK ORCHARD Mr and Mrs Roy HoweU RITA Hayes who was recently Middle port Phone !fq2 3129 or sale will be held at The Formers STATE ROUTE 689 PHONE NEW LISTING - Ever dream of owning your own am played at Carol s Courllers s entertained SaturdaY. evening Bonk ond So111ngs Company _:. 99"'2,.;5_4~W\LKE SV I~LE (6 4) 61>9 37BS_ goltcourse' Here's yo~r chance tor you or your friends now wo rk1ng at the Half Hor 211 West Second Street 742 2211 with famUy dinner honoring Rutfand "' bour m Mason W Vo Phone to own a nice rolling golf course SOV:~ acres 9 greens. FuLLER Brvsh Products lor sole Pomeroy Ohio at 10 00 A M Mrs HoweU's mother, Mrs (30-4) 773 5369 Hope to see all nice moaern club house outbuilding with oil spraying Phone ~2 3.4 10 on the 16h day of Qctober preVIOUS ond any new polrons and seeding equ1pment, needs some mowing and a Hannan Fox on her birthday, 1976 The undttrslgned reserves ASSORTED lumber 2~~;,_4 s 2:w:8 s soon Thank you R110 C Hayes little replllr work on golf course This could be ohe roghl to bld THE FARMERS those prt!llent were Mr and 2x6 s Phone 247 2272 purchased with the 113 acres lt sfed above and BANK ANO SAVING~ COM Mrs Fox, Mr and Mrs Jolm developed 1nto a beoutllu\18 hole go\\ course call for All steel bo• wood stove $45 PAN'1' Pomeroy Ohto Douglaa, Mike Douglas, Mr Contact Verll1e M1dk1ff Cherry a~pt ' 1970 Ford L T 0 2 door and Mrs Walker and Bryan, R1dge Rood MRS Dean Bnnker lost a par qu1ck sale $37$ Albert Hill SPECIAL - 3 bedroom and anached garage total Mr and Mrs Lenny Lyons, mgknlfe of santlmentol 1m MODERN shtreo AM FM rad•o B Rocme Ohro Phone 9_.9 2261 electric hom~ under construction on lh acre lot ,'i""ner Leslie and Christopher, Mrs track tope com bmo11on portonce to her between her will finish In 30 days for buyer or will sell •s Is May 1968 Chevy C20 three fourth ton Bglonce $97 40 or terms Coli home on Rocme Boshon Rood Nancy Howard and JilliOn toke trode Located near Chester good condition Phone 99'1. m 3965 and Racine If found please COOLVILLENtce mod bnck home contai ni ng thre e phone her at 949 2539 7727 :--;,-:----;bedrooms dtnlng room liv ing room with !\replace fu ll Thursday 8 ttl 12 noon NOVA 6 cyli nder good condition , Lost Lodtes leather b111fold m basement wtth garage large front porch nat gas $800 Call 992 7054 front of Outtons m M ddleport furnace: . city water and well water a beautlfdl ~~e i9i0 Ford LTo- 2 d~;qu~ek Col \9~9 2SIO with approx SV".a acres of land fruit trees an sa ~ • •ole $375 Albert Htll Rocme, LOST Ladles leather billlold m trees surrounding It Plenty ol garden spa ce goo • _ Oh~~ona _?~9 22~ _ ,.... .,, front of Outtons m M1ddleporl fishing area close by located In Coolville 011\o Priced • Coll9<9 2S10 1973 Gola111e 500 air p s p b Only Gal ~Miym~~ln~ ~ A ~ t.res and good cond1l1on POMEROY, O I Found 1971 Closs nng South good s 1 ACRESFREE GAS - Modern 1;, story house 3 br e Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • • to $1650 Co\1992 2978 _, __ _ Parkersburg Please 1dentlfy PH 992 2176 dln ong room fire place, full basement nice porches ' • • 'I to claim found ot Me1gs H1gh RAlLY Nova o'onge woth block and out buildings Large scenic lake with green grass • School grounds Phone 992 top 6 cyllnct.r 3 speed w1th 4 "-'"' and pine trees around it Watch the large bass $Wim !I ~~•• llnternational cragert L 50 hrei No rus,', • 2779 Harvester orogonol polnl Perfect onslde ~~r~~; :'~ear water Pretty as a plct~re Priced to ; kU I fOUNOI 971 Closs rmg South ond oul SlSOO Phone 919"'VJ Parkersburg Please ident1fy to New Idea Equipment CALLJIMM'f 0EEM949 2388 \ ' 742 2211 ARNOLD GRATE RUTL-.ND , ,. clo•m found ot Meigs Htgh 21160 ·--~ Jtck W ClrHy, McCulloch Cham Phone 9912111 School grou nds Phone 992 J%6 Mustetng $275 See ot 247C, till L 271'1 Mulberry A11e rtomero~ 1 oJ \ a& .-..... -.... 1·: -..-..... .... -.-..... DIRECT FABRIC SALES ... D&D Construction AT ECONOMY SPECIALS ... TEAFORD 1974 DATSUN 210 .................. s2195 RIGGS • .... . •.. .... 2 door. 4 speed, 1 owner, reduced 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK ........... s1895 2 dr , 1 own er , automatic, power steering, GT, radoo, a1 r cond USED. 1973 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR........ s1795 Local , good tores. rad1o, sharp CARS 1972 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR........ $1595 Local red. good tores, automatiC 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR........ s1095 ltocal, low moles, clean CARS 1969 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR.......... SS95 1976 Mercury Monarch ..........s5195 1972 COMET 2 DR.................. s1795 1972 AMC HORNET ................. S1795 1974 Ford Galaxie ................. s2595 4 dr Sportabout, 6 cylinder, automatiC, good tores, clean Laurel Oiff 4 dr sedan facto ry air power $feenng and brake$, vinyl roof 1970 RENAULT ........................ '695 News Notes 1974 Ford Grand Torino ......... s2395 4 door, good tires, 4 speed, solid --- . ---· ~ 1973 Ford LID ..................... s2495 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom ... s2695 1973 Buick LeSabre .............. s2595 Custom, 2 dr hard top factory atr power steering and brakes, vrnyl roof, tilt wheel crUise control rear window defogger, 4 new tires ' ON CARPETING 1973 Pontiac LeMans Sport .... s2495 HI-LO SHAG 1973 Mercury Montego .......... s1795 4 dr Deluxe 10, 350 automatic power "steering and brake$ long wide bed 1973 Chevy Custom .............. $2895 CENTRAL REALTY CO. Deluxe 10. 350 automatic:, power steenng a nd brake$ 3 seater, 4 dr Suburban 1974 ford ........................... S2495 6 cyl , standard shltl long w<de bed RUTLAND FURNITURE 1969 Ford LTD 4 dr ......................... $495 1966 Chevy4dr .••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $295 1967 Chevy 2 dr .. .......................... $125 1966 Mercury 2 dr ••••••••••••••••••••••••• $395 --- I Equipment Co. fISaws 1 I 1 1 1 1 I ..~~oo-------- --- -- FRIDAY TIL 8 $375 e e ••••••• e e e LAND FURNITURE M11p BRAND Porn- Landmark Mil'· --,.------------------01 ............ ' 0 - ,.. ·.: ••••••••••••••• Seal chapter factor y air power steering and bra1 "S, clean New Midland Base or Mobtle 23 Channel CB. -· • •175 RIGGS USED CARS • Roger Roebel 985 4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 Ray R1ggs Olester, D. w ~ •~un.TY VERDICT : SANTA MARIA, Calif ;;fUPI) - Robert Waterfield, ,11011 of actress Jane RusseU ,11nd football star Bob <Waterfield, was found guilty .a'hodday of manslaUghter m :the death of a Mellican !ann "'orker during a drunken 'llhootlng spree ~ Waterfield, 20, a farm labor~r, testified that he had drunk 24 cans of beer before deciding to do some "target shooting" at the sign on tbe Haybaler tavetn In the CUyama Valley Wlth a 9mm postol Oscar Hernandez, 26, was dancing m the tavern when be was kllled by a bullet In the head Sentencing was scheduled for 1'/ov 9 In Santa Barbara ' Air power steering power brakes 1973 CHEVY VEGA ....................... '1295 4 cylinder aulomatlc trl!lnsmlsslon 1971 CHEVELLE 4 DR................... S1294 6 cyllnder automat ic transmlss1on 1970 DODGE DART 4 DR............. ..S1295 6 cylinder sta ndar d trftnsmlssl on 1972 CHEVY IMP. 2 DR.............. ..S2195 One loca l owner very clean 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX.. .... ,... 12995 Air power steering power brakes cleM 1972 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 4 DR. 11895 One owner 1972 PINTO WAGON ........ :............ 11695 4 cylinder automatic trans 1974 GRAND TORINO 4 DR. ..........s2795 01e local owner 1970 RANCHERO SQUIRE .............. s1795 Wood grain tr im VB power steeri ng 1972 GMC ¥2 TON PICKUP........... ..S1995 Step side 6 cylinder standard transmission 1974 FORD Vz TON PICKUP......... ..'3195 Qle loc al owner MANY MORE Save Now on a 1976 Ponto, Mustang , or Maverick. See. Pat Holt. Rocky Hupp or Melvm Little For a good deal on a new or used vehicle Open Evenmgs Tol7·00 Except Thurs. and Sal Closed Sunday DAN THOMPSON FORO Bishop Loder to visit in Athens soon I he new episcopal leader of United Methodism In western Mr and Mrs William Ohio, Bishop Dwight E Hubbard, daughter, Oak Hill Loder, will make his first Mr and Mrs Jackie Smith official visit to Athens daughter, Ray Dostroct Monday, Oct 25, the Rev Wesley Cla rke, Athens District s uperintendent, PLEASANT VAU.EY Discharges Monnle announced this week Boshop Loder will be acChattin, Mason, James Leonard, Point Pleasant, compuno ed by h1s wife, Mrs Jolm McDaniel, Clllton, Moldred , at fu nctions planned for the day II wlll be the 12th Mont llill, Leon, Mrs Her bert Whittington, Arbuckle, of 14 VISits across the conClaude Lancaster, Fraziers ference by the new bishop The visit opens at 10 30 Bottom, Mrs William a m with a fellowship and Boston, Letart, and Robert luncheon In Forst Un ited Rlllle, Point Pleasant Methodist Church, Athens, Birth - A son to Mr and Mrs Charles Eshenaur, for ministers and th eir spouses Point Pleasant Supt Clark will show the Loders some of the work the church Is doing tn AthenR District Laoty representatives !oom the 188 local churches In the 11-county district will moot at 7 30 p m In First Clourch for the evening prog1a m, followed by a reception when the laity will have an opportunity to meet Bishop and Mrs Loder Athens District c hurches are In Athena, Fairfield, Hocking, GaUia, Perry, Morgan, Meigs, RoN, Wa shington, Vinton and Musklngum countit!ll Bishop Loder was assigned to the Ohio West Area at the 1976 Jurisdictional Conference at SIOWI FaUs, S D., effective Sept I He comes to Ohio aft er 12 years as resid ent bishop of tho MIChigan Area The Ohio West Area office iB a1 471 E Broad St , Columbua, headquarters also of the Welt Ohio Conference, largest In United Methodism Pomeroy 992-2126 TRUCKS 1973 Chevy Custom ............... $3295 Pomeroy Landmark ir:rto~~:nM':n·:.c~:.i 1 - ..CSllatoan •.• dalJgh'ler, Ironton. "Your Chevy Dealer" 1972 Buick Skylark ..... ~........ ..'2295 501 NYLON r--iEi7is-l I POMEROY MOTOR CO. Factory air automatic. power steering and bra kes clean anti sharp S10,95 Anti-Freeze •&95.00 4 dr hard top factory air power steering and bra kes vinyl roof ...• SALt Holler Medical Cealer (DIBcbarges, Oct. It) Mrs Avery Blackburn and son, Doanne Burton, James Cljnter, Miles Dice, Jane Green, Monna Helghtland, Vivienne Hucblson, Arnold Jividen, Oscar Kitts, Mrs Charles Legar and son, Vema Martm, M1ke McKnight, Ruby Neufarth, Mrs Ronald Silvers and daughter, Janet Smith , Wmlfred Switzer, Maxme Walters, Donald Welch (Births, Oct It) Mr and Mrs Roney V 8 automatiC power steerong, power brakes, loca l 1 owner car needs some body work 4 dr sedan factory air power steenng and brakes vinyl roof. radial f•res A nlce fam il y car . - -- HOSPITAL NEWS SPECIAL 'SPICIAL SPECIAL 1970 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD STA. WAGON 1973 Dodge Polara Custom ..... s1995 ~ "You'll Like Our Quality Way Of Domg Busmess" 992 5342 _ GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open EvenmgsUnt1l6 OO-TII6p.m . Sat. 19G7 MUSTANG CPE.. ............... S250 4 dr factory a ir power steering and brakes vmyl roof. till wheel 1973 OLDS CU11ASS SUPREME .... ..'3195 Karr & Van Zandt 6 cyl ond er, standard transm iSSion, radio soo 4 dr factory air a utomatic power steering and brakes, vtny\ roof 76 Chevy Chewette Hatchback, 4 spd. '2795 76 Olcls Cutlass Waaan, air.......... ...... '5995 75 Olds 98 Regency ,. Cpe........... ....... '6295 75 Dodge Dart Swinger Cpe............... '3295 74 Old$ Cutlass Sup. Cpe. 2 Dr ........... '3895 74 Vega Hatchback Cpe.................. -. '1995 74 Vega GT Cpe ............................ '1995 74 AMC Hornet 2 Dr....................... '1995 . 1 74 Olds 98 LS Power and air ............. 4895 73 Buick 225 Limiled HT Cpe............. '3195 73 Olcls 88 4 Dr., power & air............ '1595 7_3 For~~~ie 500_HJ Cpe.. ... ......... s2395 73 Ford LTD 4 Dr., air ................... '2695 73 BuiCk Regal HT Cpe., power & 111 .... 13495 73 Olds Cutlass Sup. Cpe .................. '3495 72 Chrysler Newport Royal ................. .'1495 72 Chevy , Imp,'~ pr, ,......................11295 72 01~ 98 ,4 qr·t P!IWer & a1r ........... 12295 72 Buick Elec. 225 HT Cpe................ 12495 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Dr., air ................... '1395 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., power & air.••.••• '1995 71 Pontiac Cat. Cpe., power & air ......... '895 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wagon ......... '895 70 Nova 2 Dr., 4 speed ..................... '895 70 Butck LeSabre 4 Dr., air ............... -'595 69 V.W. Bug .•••••••••••••..•.•••.•.••.• ••••. Sfi95 68 Cullm Supreme 4 Dr.................. 1795 67 Cadillac HT S.d., power & air.......... sgg5 See one of these courteous salesmen· Pete Burns , Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marv1n Keebaugh Good t1res. sound body and motor 4 dr , 302, V 8, automatic, power steering and bra kes factory air speed cruise control reclmlng bucket seats tinted glass radtal hres RAYS PER SONAL DEMONSTRATOR "' j GOOD CARSPRICED TO GO GREAT BUYS ~ ' NOW YOU KNOW The New York Sun drew daily crowda to Its offoces in the early 19th century when It ran a long series of articles about an astronomer who saod he saw little lnen on the moon through his telescope ' ~ CONTACT plugs po1nts cond fuel ftlter 1973 PINTO RUNABOUT 3 DR........ s1895 Low mileage gas Sliver Three-digit number 449 (IOUI'four-llllle) Flve-dlglt number 78966 ( oeven-elght-n!De-oiiIb:) Sb-dlgit number !73al! (two-seveo-lbreethree-oae-e!gbt) Wlnnlug color-red. SMITH NELSON MOTORS • . USED CARS Double Play Bax28 A SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,_, • Dlne ) '• •• POLY-FOAM UPHOLSTERY FABRIC For sofa, cna1r cushions, CODNER'S CAMPERS Tbr~lt number 5IZ (five-abo-two) Five-digit number 1351' ( oae-three-five-oae- '" •• •• Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. RATED I~ (oae-•ero-flvel •• •• - VALUE 1'hrte-dl&it DUmber • ' • EXPERIENCED Service lottery numbers were. Pot 0' Gold • FORD TGGET ------,---.. MOR_E USE· OUT OF A DAN USED CAR THOMPSON GO A·1. FORD COLUMBUS - The results of a statew.ode 'needs" survey of77 Ohio Easter Seal affiliates woll be explored th1s weekend at the ~7th annual meetmg of the Ohio (Easter Sea l) Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc , at the Lane Ave HoHday Inn Jolul H Weaver, presufent of the Soc1ety Board of Dorectors said "The Easter Seal Socoety lS searchmg for new methods of delivering expended semces to more handica pped choldren and adults m Oh10 Hopefully, thos needs survey woll point out area s where cooperative programmmg of serv1ces can occur and also any areas where there may be gaps m servoces to the disabled ' The fastest growing area of serv1ce presenUy provided by East er Seal affiliates throughout the state 18 m speech prognms Last summer the statewode speech program mcreased by 50 per cent, from 22 to 33 counties Some 1,500 Ohio children and adults with commumcatlon programs were helped by 50 Easter Seal theraposts last summer Theme of the three-day annual meeting woll be Easter Seals on a Changmg World" Featured Mrs speakers onclud e Evelyne R Vllllnes of Des Moones, Iowa , a lead1ng natoonal advocate for the handica pped, who will talk Saturday evenmg, on "Backdoor Cohzens", R Blair Schreyer, sem r vice presodent, Ketchum, Inc In Pittsburgh, Pa , who w!ll talk at noon Saturday on "Future Shock Fund Raismg ProJects for Nonprofit Agenclt!ll," and Daniel L Calnan of Columbus, Ohio director, 1977 White House Conference on Handicapped lnd1V1duals, who will wind up the conference at noon Sunday State Easter Seal Cha1rman Jommy Crum, WCMH- TV sports director, will speak at the operung sess1on Fr1day at 7 30 p m Rochard E Plum, Clr· clev1lle, w11i be Installed as 1976-77 Ohio Board Presodent on Saturday evenmg Plum now serves as president-elect and has been a member of the Ohio Board three ~ears He has been chairman of Plckaway County 's Easter Seal campaogn e1ght years and is act1ve In many civoc orgaruzatoons Plum IS president of the Hummel and Plum, ln t msur ance agency in Corclevolle Exhibots of equopment for the handocapped , Hterature and prevoews of new Easter Seal follns will be available at the meeting The meetmg IS open to the pubhc Meal r eserva tiOns may be made by calling the Ohoo Socoety (614) 237-764 1 PUBLIC AUCTION ' '"' f lll f (ATH£NS, OHIO) Y0H0 CONS1RlJcnON CO., INC. SATURDAY, OCT. 16 AT 11:00 O'CLOCK A.M. Take West Union 51 (51 Rl 561 turn onto 51 Rt 682 towards The Pla~ns crass r•ilraH tracks then turn at hopes Daory Farm lor 'h mile on Luhr\g Rd to warehouse on rlghtS.IIIIIlltht equipment, supplies ~nd m•teroal of L E Yoho Co , Inc I It • ISH alumonum buoldong w door and windows on skids for office, \Ike new, Gyro-Flo 015) HO portable air compressor , gl!nerator. Kwtk Mtx cement mhc.er with motor trailer typew sw1ng bin, Clipper masonrys1w , Onan power ur.ol, HD elec gnnder, drill press, Cl•rk HD floor sander, HO aut tamper w-motor, 2 Cr•ftsman table Sav.:s, 18ft upright port.t.le cr•ne elevator w motor for 2nd floor on rubber; chain uw. 11um~num 1 whet-led tratler like new, 24 ft elevator for blocks, brtcks, etc , John Deere riding l1wn mower. , used scaHoldlng, wood and Iron, acetylene cart with hose; acetylene weldillll torch and tips, brick and tole cutters, commerc11\ staplers, 1 T chain holst, 4 portable space oil healers (Moster), building tack, ptpe cutters. socket sets. tools. etc Plllnl sprayer, elec motors, cable cuners, water pump, scatfold frame, log chaiM , cement wire, Iron rods, several wheelbarrows, 3 metal cement boxes, aluminum and ' wooden step ladders Aluminum and vooden ext ladder'S, chaMel and angle Iron cement forms , used 2 x 6 s p.!nellng, styrofMm ~lpe, lu mber. plaster board Insulation. etc ce ment blocks aluminum app -400 new bricks, smog pots several tool bxes lot blank doors and metal dOors, several metal cabinets, tNo 6 ft levels HO ex cord. cartons grease, dolly s flasher caullon lights \g ~lpe wrenches several boxes asst nalls, bolts , flares come along, rakes shovel• moddocks, P H diggers edgers, spud bar, hoes sythes. scro~pers etc, .and many other Items OFFICE EQUIPMENT & OTHER ITEMS Zerox q'lachine calculators a lr conditioner several desks and chairs lypewrl\er check wr iter, 2 file cab <nets camera and attachments projector des k lights drapes golf cart and many other Items not listed Nothona shown before cia y of sale Terms-Cuh or Chock W PI D day of Sale Not Responsible for Accodonts Aucfl-tr - Bill Janes Phollt t62-<l77 or 557 1411 PUBLIC AUCTION (BANKRUPTCY SALE) • SUNDAY, OCT. 17 AT 1 O'CLOCK P.M. (ATHENS, OHIO) On Sl Rt 33 south of Athens on Richland Avo at the mt ersecllon ot St Rl 33 and U S 50 ot the Y across streel from Tray Hyatt Shell Station Salllllll the personal properly of Maynard L McCauley, Bankrupt as listed GARAGE & FILLING STATION SUPPLIES AND TOOLS Two Nationa l cash reg isters good t battery charger air wrehch 1' drive adding machine vise. elec grinder wheel barrow pipe wrenches and cresc~t wrenches drill bits sabre saw, battery test61" grease guns Copy Mate machine, Model .iOO elec healer rope 240 rubber lasteners lot grease fittings , light sockets lot signa l flashers, etc , Echlln trailer connection heater sw itches, large asst radiator and mufller clamps ~lc lot replacement lenses, STP oil , lot silverware lot restaurant plates. dishes, bowls salt and peppers pans st aln le.> steel pons skillets, etc , large asst elr and radiator hoses bolts screws nuts etc large asst wires step ladders sledge~ hammers house jac k jac:k stand etc large asst air hoses gear all and grease 4 house traile r whP.els and tires large asst seal beams and bulbs fuses reflectors. etc , extra large asst Gales fan belts hoses, etc , lot utility cloth ant windshie ld wipers, blades, orm refills elc., anti freeze to be sold by ga llon motor oil fo be sold by go lion and case, outboard oil grease. asst car and tn"k tubes air hose cuppllngs l\ltlngs etc, plastic wire, rings , asst over 100 ro ll s e1ec tape ssst weather head st ripping bn a nd fuel fi llers stop leak thermostats battery clamps and termina lS! tire gauges and many, many other Items Nothing shown before day of s•tt Terms-Caohor Chockw PIDdayafsa\o Not mponolblo f<>r occldents Troy Hyatt, TrustH John L Keifer, Att f<>r Trustee Auctioneer - 8\11 Jtnts& AISOCiltts Phone 962 4377 or 557 1411 �• l Cl •fi d v 0 r East Results U:se The Sentine assz e s ...'.. L' • 8-TheDaUySent!nel,Middleport-Pomeroy,O ,Friday,Oct 15,1976 TO THL:e~~~g~~,~EIRS DEVISEES LEGATEES ADMINISTRATORS EX f;,_CUTORS and ASSIGNS of HARRY DECEASED CRABTREE PAUL DEADLINES 5 p M Day Before Publlcaflon canceltat lonJ CRAbTREE EZRA D DECEA SED CRABT REE DECEAsED S TELL A rRABTREE DECEASED FRA NK CRABTREE DECEASED CAT HERINE CRABTREE DECEASED HELEN EULAH BAKER DECEASED DONALD ALFRED B AKER DECEA S ED CHARLES BAKER DECEASED and D 0 N A L 0 8 A K E R i .N~~=~:i'.~N DECEASED You ere hereby not1f 1ed that )I OU hav e been named defenda nt s 1n a legal actiOn ent lied Donl!lld L Fr)lmyer et at vs Cart F Crabtree et al th s act on has been ass1gned case No 16 274 1n the Common Pleas Court of Me1gs County OhiO The object of the com pi!! nt Is to determme he irs and pant on r eal estate descr1bed as tallows situa ted 1n Bedford TownshiP Meigs County OhiO 18 acres off the south s1de of descr ibed lands begmn1ng at southwest corner of Section JO Town J Range IJ thence north 23 16 cflams to the south west corn er of J Gtlke)l s land thence east 15 25 cha1ns to cent er of graded roa d the nce sou tt) 46J4 deg rees east 3 O<~ cha1ns thence sou th 11 degrees eas t I ~ 22 chains hence south 7 55 cha ns to sou th ltne of Sect 1on 10 where 11 crosses th e- graded road thence west 20 50 chams to beg1nn1ng 43 62 acres.,.i-.ex cept1ng an a xa cemetery lot so teet north east of barn Yo u are requ1rcd to answer the Co mptamt wllhln 28 day s ,after ti"te las t publ1cat10n of lh 1S not1ce Wh1ch w1 1t be pu bl shed once eac h week tor s x consecut ve weeks The la st publ1cat on w ilt be made on Nov 19 1976 and th e 28 days for answer w II star t on that da e tn case ot your fa lure to answer or Qtherw se re spon d as requ red by the Oh10 Rules ot C1vd Pro cedure Judgm ent bY d efault w II be rende red rtga nst )IOU for reli ef demanded 1n thts complamt LARRY E SPEN CER C L ERK OF COURTS COM M ON PL EAS COUR T Me1gs Count y OhiO Co urt House Pomeroy Oh1o A57tJ9 Oct 15 22-:-29 - No v 512 19 correc : ' ~ • •• • .. fiOnS accepte-d first diY of REGULATION S tRSt'rtlon Mln1mum Ch arge $100 14 cents per word three consec ut lye nsertlons 26 cents per wQitd 51'11 consec ut ve In sertions 25 Per Cent Discount on pa1d ad5 and ad ~ pa id Within 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 tor 50 word min imum Eacfi additional word J cents BLINO ADS ACidlflonal 25c Charge per Adver tise ment OFFICE HOURS 830 am ro 500 pm Cally 8 30 am to 12 00 Noon S.!lurda y PhOne today 992 2f56 NOTICES ATTN II ALL HOUSEWIVES All Var:d S(lle5 OLD furn1tura Ice boxn bran beds wall telephones a nd ports or complee households Wnta M 0 Miller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh•o Call 992 776lJ TIMBER Pome roy ForeJI Pro ducts Top price for standing sowlih-lber Coli Kent Honby I-<<6-BS70 SSCASH$$ for tu nked autos Phone 742 2081 Frye s Truck & Auto Porll Rutland COINS 1929 and older currency gold and s1lver scrap Wtll buy sell or trade tor a good selec lion of cams Have supphes for Roger metal detectors Womsler, on Leodt ng Creek and Ru t and Rood Phone 742 233 llor on offer WANTED Ch1pwood Poles max 1m um diameter 10 1nches on largest end $8 00 per ton bundled slabs $6 00 per ton Oel1iler to Ohio Pollet Com pony Rt 2 Pomeroy Ohio Phonem 2689 R umm ag~, Porch and Basemen t Porch and Basement Sales et~ , must be paid 1n !ld\lenc~ : Gel yours 1n early by stopping by our off• ce at The Oa1ly Sentinel 111 Cour t St or wr 1tlng Box 729 Pomeroy Oh•o 45769 With yo ur remittance . LO'ITERY WINNERs • ----------------~----------------~----------------~=-----~~ ••4"'•• pwbllcatlon The Put)llther reserves t h~ r ight to edH or re ject any au dumed Ob · 1tct lonal The publ ishe r wlll not be ruponslble for !'"ore than one incorrect inser tion RATES Foi"WantAdSe rvlce 5 (.t'nls p er wo r d one • 1-TbeilllllySentlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ,Friday, Oct 15,976 PLEASURE HORSES and pon1es also w•ll boy horses and pontes Phone (6U) 698 3'.NO Ruth R...... as -At<C Reg1sltH"td So nt Bernard Puppies 2 male 1 lamole 3 months old Strong a nd healthy Phone (30<) 773 540S or (304) 675 2310 Pt Pleasant W Va ---A.KC Reg Beegle pups $40 Phone 992 3717 AKC Dobermal) puppy female 4 months bred from chomp1on ship hnes for protection and good temperament Phone H2 3054 AKC Reg• stered Ch1nese Pug fema le 7 months old shots wormed e~ecellenl blood hne Phone 985 ~6 BEAGLE pups Coll949 2070 FREE Kittens Al.ce Capehart Ap pie Sf Syracuse See ofter 5 pm SMo~CI!AI'T FALL SALE on mml motors trailers and fold down5 Used Ira ler a nd fo!d downs pnced to go We sell sarv.ce and qual1ty Camp Can ley Storcroft Soles Rt 62 Nor th of Po1nt Pleasant WANTED Respoh$1ble porly to assume nt~~t balance on th1s sp net p1ano w1th bench by Kimball Walnut 1n perfect con d1hon free dell\lery tn your areo Wnta L1qu1dotors 272 E Mom S1reet Ch1 lltcothe Ohio <SilO I REGISTERED Block Angus bul 5 years old (a \1985 425;: S -'--, ONE and l wo bedroom furnidled opts Cal\992 3129or 992 5434 ONE and 2 bedroom furn•shed opartmanb Call m 3129 or 99'1 543< LOWREY orga n L1ncoln wood model Phone {6U) 378 6330 1973"'V;tc;"n p1ckup I ruck Also 23 channel mob1le C B rod1o Phone 949 2470 ~~-,-,­ J 0 A50 doter 6 way blade Phone 949 2463 SCHOOL SEWING MACHINES S ngers m walnut consoletta featur ing buttonholes bhnd • hem Sews on kmts Cosh _.or terms Col1992 SlAb £i:EcTROLUX SWEEPE RS Rebu1 lt w1th all ottochments $29 Also Hoover Sweepers tank s or upnghts $18 Col1 992 5146 CAMPER $600 Also horse tro1ler S.tSO Phone (614) 698 3290 USED FORESTRY EQUIPMENT T1mbertock 2400 Skldder T1mbeqack 360 Grapple Sk1d der Case 350 Growler Loodar w1th Log Forks Bush bO m Metollurg eel Chipper Contact Don Gro ves or lyons Equip ment Co lnw C~rcle~•lle Oh1o 43 113 Phone (614) 474 6028 or (614) S96 4769 This week'o wlom!aiOblo ... Business FREE ESTIM TES Blown lnsui1toon Stmtes fiAin<"'' Available lllortn• 1nt1 Waltl ' Attl" STOIIM WINDOWS l DOORS IEPIAC£M!NT WINDOWS llUIIINUM ~D\116-SOffln GUITEIIUIITIINGS LARRYs"JIICIIII LAVI=NDER m.iQ ~h !9Z l!'l3 110 I mo . '. ... Servic~s • •• ~? -Radiator .---. ANY PITCH ANY SIZE --- .. ... ...." "'' FALL TUNI UP SPICIAL Get your tar tuned up at Smith Nelson and have tt m good shape for the winter ahead You get the followong work for the very low pr~ce at $34 95 Regular prtce • 143 95 New New New New Rutlond, Ohio 45775 Ph (6141 742-2409 We Deliver 7 28 4mos You Cln uve hundreds oven thousands of dollars with 1luminum or vinyl siding mattresses, paddon9 Ideal for camp~rs Vanety of FREE ESTIMATES! sizes Velvets, nylon prtn1s , herculons, v1nyl solids, and fancy prtnls, accessones Th1s prlce afso 1ncludes labor, • cyl cheaper Have your work done by • certified mechanoc This oHer good through all of October Brmg this coupon wnn you and get a free wash job .. ..... ••.. .• ..... ·"'' • GLEN R. BISSW A"49 2801 .....;. Or IF YOU hove o serYICe Ia offer !2B Maon Street 949 2860 wan t to buy or se ll somethmg Pt Pleasant oe. lookmg for work or ~:..:..=.:'-'.=-'---~ PLEASE M Ph 675 3461 whatever you 11 get resull s NO SUNDAY CALLS I lO S 00 Daoly foster w1th o Sen Mel Wont Ad 9 30 I mo Toll 8 000 Froday s Co\1992 21 S6 YARD Sole Saturday onlr. 9 unfll 5 storm w1 ndows enc osed cor 3 AND _. RM fu rn1shed and un GUmR SERVICE furnished opts Phone 992 top carrier 4 t1 res plastic fo ld 1ng do o-r e lectric 5.434f ~ ~•Aluminum Gutten I lownmower d1 shes children s COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork Rt Oownspouts good clothing coots Ca rroll e Aoolu1Q Alummum S dul9 33 ten m•les north of Pomeroy Rambow R1dge & Sofflll Teaford Broadway ond Mo n Lorge lofs w1th concrete pot os IN MEMORY of Leonard H Koemg Bash an Area St Rocme sidewalks ru nnars and off who posed away 12 yean ago Long Bo1tom Ohto ShOwi ng SWISS Co lony street park1ng Pho ne 992 7479 Oct 15 1%4 ODDS and Ends Sole October 16 Map le Leaf Play mor Thousand thoughh of one so 17th 1976 at Fwe Pomts Stole ONE bedroom a partme nt~ ol Cr tcket Sales r en ta l We repair the old and budd Rt 7 I0 00 1111 5 ram or shme dear VILLAGE MANOR tn Mtddleport serv iCe supp lies Trave l the new Papering paint Often brings o tiny tear tr a lers truck campers for $104 monthly plus elec or 1ng pan e ling_, w .ndow Thoughts go bock to scenes long FOUR Famil y Yard Sole Frtdo't' ca mp1ng trail ers truck $130 tncludmg electr c LOWER Saturday Sept ISth 16th rep lac eme nts gla ss, ~1rg1l B Sr Realtor past 1 C!! pS Spec al Sa turday roofing hat m1 x, stdtng, RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Next door to D & J House of Times rolls on but memones lost h1ghls Open evenmgs or by stor m wmdows door s, Convement to shopptng on no Mechantc Pomeroy, 0 Fobncs y, m1le below Rt 1 by ap po1 nt me nt contac t Sadly m1ssed by w1le Dom Phone 991 331' S remodel kitchens and Th1rd and M1tl Streets m M1d pass south Robert Codner ch1ld ren and grond th1ldren baths etc Phone 949 2023 dleport Brand new h gh quoh (10 11 1mo pd ) IN TOWN Beaullluo No Sunday Calls Please Sisler Mrs Oscar Weber a nd YARD SALE 1 Saturday lonn ng ty oportmenh See the older · home near shop 10 Ill 1 mo pd Mother Mrs Ooroth~ Small ey res1dence Route 3 Pomeroy manager at Apt 28 or call 1/r mtle from Route 1 mlarsec VIew of r iver 3 bedrooms, 992 7721 NOTICE OF lion and Gulf Stot1on Clothes Jl/z baths hot water heat ~ APPOINTMENT and m1scella naous 1tems 8 30 AVAILABLE at R1vers1de Aport $29,500 Case No 219.50 ments I bedroom opcrt omlo4pm BRADFORD Auct oneer Com : Esra le of Creed Janes, We w sh to thank everyone wha HOMESITES for sole 1 ocre and ments $100 per month 2 5 Fam1!y Ya rd Sole Oct 16th 10 Deceased plete Service Pho ne 949 2487 :: up Mtddleport near Rutland WILL do roof ng <:o nstruchon Was so kmd and tHoughtful bedroom apartments $133 per NEW LISTING - 1'12 acres Non ce IS tl ereby g1 ven !hat tlll4 between Long Bottom and of level land In Tuppers or 949 2000 Roone Ohm Crill ~ alt er the deeth of our wife pl umb•ng and heatmg No tob Ca ll Qf/2 7481 month Phone 992 3273 John T Wo lfe of Rae ne Oh io Reeds ville Malilln Drake Plains Old 7 room house Bradford : too lorga or too small Phone mo ther on.d grandmother ho\ S be e n du l)l appo1nl ed NEW 3 badroo m house 2 baths res1dence Clothmg mfont to 2 Bedroom tro1ler Brown s Tra1le ~ 'h bath garage cellar, for Georg a Oiler We w1sh to ex 7A2 2348 Executor of the Estate of ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR ...., ,.. all elec I acre M1ddleport Park Phone 992 3324 adults Miscellaneous Items tend speetol tha nfts to Or John Creed Janes deceased late of only $12.~ Sweepers toasters ~ro ns oU :1 closa to Rutland Phone 992 CARPENTER fl oonng ce ling R1dgway and the nu rses m the 3 Family Carport Sole October 3 Bedroom mob1le home furmsh Me gs county OhiO small appliances Lawn mower w 7481 ponellng Pho ne 992 :2: 7 cc 59 " -~ Creditors are requ1red to emregency room Or lew s ed ond unfurnished adults on 16th 17th 9 00 1111 4 00 Items next to Stote H1ghwgy Goroge : NEW LISTING 2 or 3 t ile the tr ell! ms w th sald Telle and the Ra wll ngi Coo•s SMALLform for sole 10% down DOZER work ond weldmg Con ly Water and heat pad mclude Clot hes dtshes on Route 7 Pho ne (6 U) 985 ,. bedroom -,e tn fldu Ciar)l W1lh1n to ur months owner f nonced M or,roe Coun Funeral Home WJJ also w1sh to tocf James Persons Rt I 1ewelr~ records games some Phone 742 2692 Da ted th1s 4th d&y of Oc 3825 : ty W Vo Phone (304) 772 !honk our many fnends and Racme on Carmel Rood a nt ques Un1co fr eeter some EFFICIENCY apartment •deol lor Syracv ~\1) kt tchen Iober 1976 gas F A ':1>1 .,CI'-front and REMODE LING Plunibmg hoot1ng :'t ne1 ghbors for the1r flowers and 3102 or (304) 772 3227 furn1ture and other mise Man ni ng D Webster EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND smgle Mulberry AYe ond oi l types ol general repo r ,. stde porches Nice corner onrthmg else which they did to Ju dge 1tems East on Rl 681 l ~rst rood COUNTR Y lormland w1t h seclud DOZER - LA~GE AND SMALL references Phone 992 2030 or Wo rk guaranteed 20 yeors ex : he p .u5 durmg th1s ttme Hus Court ol Common Pl efts lot $15 000 to left post school F1rst house ed woods water and good cc SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED LOW per ence Phone 992 2409 ..,. ProbateD v ston bond George children Mor,a 992 7060 -:::------~ on left RAIN CANCELS cess In M onroe County W Vo BOY AND DUMP TRUCKS B lLL {10) 8 15 20 lie lee Naal Gene O•ler and u , soo oo 2 bedroom D&D TREE Tnm m1 ng 20 years ex .,., $1 000 down call (304 J 772 PULLINS PHONE 99'2 2478 DAY grondcl"uldren Janet Enc and YARD Sole Saturday only 9 1111 5 frame home with n1ce gas pe r enc-e Insure d free !, 3102or (304)772 3227 OR NIGHT Some th1 ngs for all VonCooney Ltso est1motes Coli 992 2384 or _. F A fu rnace modern bath res1dence 522 Grant St Mtd WILL tnm or cut trees and shrub (614)6QS 7257 Albany : WE WISH to thank eileryone who dle port Oh•o If rom to ncell SENIOR C1l1Iens mterested In and kitche n Paneling and bery Phone 9A9 254S or 742 buy1ng or trodmg o1d tra ms was so kmd and thoughtful ed fu II basement SEWING MACHINE Re po1rs ser ;! 3167 L1onel Amencon Flier etc afte r the death of our w fe iiiCe a ll makes 992 2284 The ow~~ ODDS and Ends Sole some thi ng Standard or 0 gouga any con mothe r and grandmothe r MOBILE Home Repo1r El ec Fabr c Sh op Pomer oy IJo! NEW LISTING 1 yr old for everyone 4 Fom ly sole d1ho n cons dered Call 99'2 p!umbmg and heal ng Pho ne Georg•o 01 le r We w1sh to ex Authonzed Smger Soles and ~ 3 bedroom home Ntce Sunday at Dov1d Sayre tend spec olthonks to Or John 7735 992 S8SB SerYice We sharpen Sc1ssors :w res1dence Ag,t1qu1ty Starling bath large eat m kitchen R1dgwoy and the nurses 1n the NE IGLER Bwldmg Supplies for at 10om New hunlmg pants therm o pane w1ndows EXCAVATI NG dozer loader ond l !W emergency room Or Lew1s Tell bu1ldmg ho uses cobmets game 11ests peg board hooks Attendance at the mormng backhoe work dum p trucks :: "garage and lot 95xll s and the Rawlings Coats Funeral plumb ng Phone 9.4.9 2508 80i18 spout htllngs 75 quarts ond lo boys fo r h re w1ll haul....Ho me We al so w1sh to lhank servoce Oct 10 at the Free Asking 523 ooo Racine Ohm poi nt rofl sser1e for gnll LOCUST POSTS round or spht 1111 d1 rt to soil li mestone and ~~ our mon y fr ends and s Methodist Church was 99 crochet work cho1rs ond and GAS and O•l H ' -eo -,lo n-g'"'s""o'le-s -ond gravel Co li Bob or Roger Je t ,., neighbors for the1 r flowers ond fo hone 949 '1114 Free gas WOODS 29 a cres Good Mr and Mrs Harold ---,----,-,--· d11hes fers day phone 992 7089 ~ , ServiCe 24 hours Phone 843 anythmg else wh•ch they d1d to Income from well ttm COAL limestone and cok1um site for lake. T P water 3 Hamon entertained recently n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 .,.. help us during th1s t1me Hus 2165or 843 2341 ber stocked pond frutt ch londe and coloum bnne lor bedroom trader 111'2 baths 5232 ,,. bond George ch1 ld ren Mono woth a famoly donner, tree$, barn & other dust control ond spec1ol m•x mg A real h1de away for Lee Neol Gene 0 1ler and hononng her parents Mr EXCAVATING doze r backhoe: salt for formers Mo1n Street bu ildi ngs ntce home has 5 522.500 grandc hildren Janet Em and ond.. ,. dttcher Charles R Hot "" Pomeroy Oh1o or phone 992 and Mrs Harry Clark bedrooms bath, dining liSO I el d Back Hoe Ser'IICe • MOBILE home for so le or ren l 3 3691 carpeted, paneled, garage Mr and Mrs Ivan Diehl, WILL DO odd 1obs rool1ng po1 n NEW LISTING In Rutland Oh1o Phone 742 2008 ;. bed rooms ol ulll1t1es pa1 d 1 971 ~ HC: O-: N c: D -: A--: C cL -: 4 :: 50 :--: , ;:2 :000 : tlng hauling tree work and JUST 142 000 oo Texas VISited recently woth Mtddleport 2 bedrooms, Phone992 n5 1 SEPTIC Systems mstolled by~.. mow1ng Phone 992 740'1 m1les s1ssy bar crosh bars GRACIOUS 2 story older her mother, Mrs Georgia modern bath dining and I censed mstaller Sheperd""' 12x60 mob le hpme w1 th 2 acres pull bock handle bors new lire home 4 bedrooms bath firep lace 2 porches and Doehl and Charles Anthony THE RACINE F~re Deportment wtll Contractors Phone 742 2409 ,: ond seals Scrambler s de of land nea r M e1gs Mm e 1 nice kachen carpeting level lot at $16 500 hove a gun shoot Saturday at Doehi pi pes $650 Coll949 2480_ _ Phone 742 27 46 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern;~ paneling 2 car garage. 69 6 30 p m at the1r bw ld ng m Mrs Pearl Jacobs and Mrs Somlol1o n 992 3954 or 992 r.11 POTATOES and pumpk ns C W acre $18 000 00 FREE GAS lS acres for Boshan Otto lolm have been reported Proff1tt Portland Oh1o Phone 2A28 .: NICE RANCH TYPE the children 3 bedroom PETE and Genes Garage IS now n 1970 Bu.ck R1vicwo good condl 843 22S4 ill • yard 3 BR, bath small renovated hom e A 1 operation MechaniC and body lion new 11res $900 Phone COAL for sale Open 6 days per l)lr and Mrs Phill Wise, large llvrng full basement AUCTION Velilet couch and lova Inside wife kitchen gas work North Second Street In 7<2 2796 week and even ngs For further H W floors , carpeted new Beverly attended morning seat 3 complete bedroom Middleport Formerly Bron F A furnace and gas well mformot1on coli (614) 367 733!__ suites record cob ne t oil m steel siding SIB ooo oo n9n t Go rag& Phone 992 ~SO 1975 MONTE CARLO automatic servoces at the local church , SAVE I real good cond1110n Other powe r stee r~ng power brakes DON'T PAY high rent Buy orcollofter Sp m 992 7135 NEW LISTING- 2 lots In Sunday, Oct 10 good used merchond1se and 01r condillomng AM rod1o and frame Roof. this 2 story restricted subdivision Mrs Edna Howell, NOW accepting p1ono students d1shes some old Fr day 7 stereo rally wheels will sell siding & carport like new begmnars 1n lermed1otes ad Partly wooded with T P Columbus, is spending the p m ot I he Auction House Hor reosonoble Phone 992 7036 Now --s-burnlllll stove Small yard 7 rooms N G vonced students Call 992 water 55 000 ton St Mason W Vo Pho ne week Wlth her mother Mrs llot $2119$ 1969 No11a eJ~Ct ra sharp new heat $7 500 00 2270 (304 )773 5471 NowS231 f5 Nancy Walker and brother potnt bucket seats a r shocks OLDER 2 s tory br ic k NEW LISTING- 2 acres R1to Hayes who was rece ntly INSTALLED mags" Phone 949 2480 Frank Dill home s bedrooms 2 baths Ntw fuel oil stove, Rog employed ot Carols Coutffers s In the country, new garage Regu\tr 114 15 Sunday school rally day ul tra modern kitchen now workl f\9 of the Ho1 r Hor 1973 VW THING 35 mpg near 13~:17 with e xtra room and 1h Nowi32U7 perfect cond 1llon R1ck \\replace N G hoi water bour m Mason W Vo Phone will be October 31 everyone bath A 3 bedroom air 5q Yd G1lmore Rt 1 Re&dsvtlle (Sue (304) 773 5369 Hope to see oil heat 2 corner lots close to Now .CO,Op wa,., IIOflonor conditioned mobile home welcome cess Rood}or phofle 992 5323 previOUS and any new patrons shopping ASKING Rot 1349 95 Now $28t 9! Everyday money sever with m baths $24,~ Mrs Pauline Haley and soon Thank you R to C Hayes 1971 \1 W Looks and runs ltke $20 000 00 Good chooce colors Mrs Freda May Wittlngton, 1 ~sod Homelltt chain WE HAVE PROP n&wl Good hras stereo LET US SELL YOUR ~ tmg Match this Sunday 12 1200 12 or T$ Ft called ~Mrs Georgia Diehl ERTIES FOR YOU TO TUPPERS Ploms new 3 bedroom $145o Also 1967 Ford Super saw noo n off Rt 7 by poss neor PROPERTY homes built In k•tchens ttled Paul Archer, SEE COME IN WHERE Mr Von $400 Phone (614 ) 698 Rock Spr ngs Lucky 7 Gun HENRY E CLELAND T used McCullough chtln baths carpeted with ottac: hed YOU CAN DO YOUR 7191 Club Columbus viSited Saturday BROKER saw 175 garage 1 acre lot $22 900 REAL ES T ATE with his mother, Mrs m 2259 Kathy I lo ve you ~e ry much and 1974 Vega HofChbock automatiC Green, gold, rod, blue ruot Phone (61<) 61>7 630A BUSINESS 4 cyl 24 000 mtles Very clean always will I om sorry obout Georg~a Diehl and Mr and Do it yourself, with HOUSE for sole 5 rooms ond Sliver $1 795 or best offer eilerythtng and want to make 11 podding, 57 95 sq yd With Mrs Ivan Diehl 9...:..JacooN \.lrsay,Mgr both a ll electm partially Phone (61<)698 7191 up to you loile M ke padding Installed Sl 95 Word has been received carpeted poliO See Irene Cun -992-2TII 1976 CheYrolet 4 wheel dnve SHOOTING Match th•s Sunday square yard d1ft Fourth Stree"" Syrocuse that Mrs Vernon Howell, truck Phone~49 2132 12 noon olt Rt 7 by pass near Cal\7422211 Oh10 -. i:anton, died Sept 10 Mrs Rock Spnngs l ucky 7 Gun THE unders gned will sell at TALK TO SWEET potatoes R W Lew•s Rt LARGE Garage Sole Som Arnold Howell lived In this comClub NEW LISTING - 113 acres far m eo acres 111\able pubhc sale lor cosh ' he foll ow WENDELL GRATE 124 Rocme Oh1o Phone 843 res dance Apple and Wgter munity for a number of KATHY llo¥e you illilry mucll and mg motor Yeh1cle to be taken land ntce 2 story farm house 7 rooms & bath all Sis Syracuse Oh1o Thu rs 2432 C~RPETCONSULTANT years Funeral was held at from George John1on Beec;h always will I om sorry about hardwood floors and basement Barn and other Fnday ond Saturday 10 00 a m Street Apts Middleport Oh1o GRAIN fed beef 35c lb Phone everything and wont to make It outbultdmgs, 2 ponds A ntce laying farm prtced to go Ewing Funeral Home , lo4 OOp m (Romorshme 985 4198 IS760 1969LTD ; d, HT up to you L oile M1ke Located near Chester call for appt Pomeroy ~,.; house both and ~n Ser al No 9W66Y 167 578 The APPLES FITZPATRICK ORCHARD Mr and Mrs Roy HoweU RITA Hayes who was recently Middle port Phone !fq2 3129 or sale will be held at The Formers STATE ROUTE 689 PHONE NEW LISTING - Ever dream of owning your own am played at Carol s Courllers s entertained SaturdaY. evening Bonk ond So111ngs Company _:. 99"'2,.;5_4~W\LKE SV I~LE (6 4) 61>9 37BS_ goltcourse' Here's yo~r chance tor you or your friends now wo rk1ng at the Half Hor 211 West Second Street 742 2211 with famUy dinner honoring Rutfand "' bour m Mason W Vo Phone to own a nice rolling golf course SOV:~ acres 9 greens. FuLLER Brvsh Products lor sole Pomeroy Ohio at 10 00 A M Mrs HoweU's mother, Mrs (30-4) 773 5369 Hope to see all nice moaern club house outbuilding with oil spraying Phone ~2 3.4 10 on the 16h day of Qctober preVIOUS ond any new polrons and seeding equ1pment, needs some mowing and a Hannan Fox on her birthday, 1976 The undttrslgned reserves ASSORTED lumber 2~~;,_4 s 2:w:8 s soon Thank you R110 C Hayes little replllr work on golf course This could be ohe roghl to bld THE FARMERS those prt!llent were Mr and 2x6 s Phone 247 2272 purchased with the 113 acres lt sfed above and BANK ANO SAVING~ COM Mrs Fox, Mr and Mrs Jolm developed 1nto a beoutllu\18 hole go\\ course call for All steel bo• wood stove $45 PAN'1' Pomeroy Ohto Douglaa, Mike Douglas, Mr Contact Verll1e M1dk1ff Cherry a~pt ' 1970 Ford L T 0 2 door and Mrs Walker and Bryan, R1dge Rood MRS Dean Bnnker lost a par qu1ck sale $37$ Albert Hill SPECIAL - 3 bedroom and anached garage total Mr and Mrs Lenny Lyons, mgknlfe of santlmentol 1m MODERN shtreo AM FM rad•o B Rocme Ohro Phone 9_.9 2261 electric hom~ under construction on lh acre lot ,'i""ner Leslie and Christopher, Mrs track tope com bmo11on portonce to her between her will finish In 30 days for buyer or will sell •s Is May 1968 Chevy C20 three fourth ton Bglonce $97 40 or terms Coli home on Rocme Boshon Rood Nancy Howard and JilliOn toke trode Located near Chester good condition Phone 99'1. m 3965 and Racine If found please COOLVILLENtce mod bnck home contai ni ng thre e phone her at 949 2539 7727 :--;,-:----;bedrooms dtnlng room liv ing room with !\replace fu ll Thursday 8 ttl 12 noon NOVA 6 cyli nder good condition , Lost Lodtes leather b111fold m basement wtth garage large front porch nat gas $800 Call 992 7054 front of Outtons m M ddleport furnace: . city water and well water a beautlfdl ~~e i9i0 Ford LTo- 2 d~;qu~ek Col \9~9 2SIO with approx SV".a acres of land fruit trees an sa ~ • •ole $375 Albert Htll Rocme, LOST Ladles leather billlold m trees surrounding It Plenty ol garden spa ce goo • _ Oh~~ona _?~9 22~ _ ,.... .,, front of Outtons m M1ddleporl fishing area close by located In Coolville 011\o Priced • Coll9<9 2S10 1973 Gola111e 500 air p s p b Only Gal ~Miym~~ln~ ~ A ~ t.res and good cond1l1on POMEROY, O I Found 1971 Closs nng South good s 1 ACRESFREE GAS - Modern 1;, story house 3 br e Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • • to $1650 Co\1992 2978 _, __ _ Parkersburg Please 1dentlfy PH 992 2176 dln ong room fire place, full basement nice porches ' • • 'I to claim found ot Me1gs H1gh RAlLY Nova o'onge woth block and out buildings Large scenic lake with green grass • School grounds Phone 992 top 6 cyllnct.r 3 speed w1th 4 "-'"' and pine trees around it Watch the large bass $Wim !I ~~•• llnternational cragert L 50 hrei No rus,', • 2779 Harvester orogonol polnl Perfect onslde ~~r~~; :'~ear water Pretty as a plct~re Priced to ; kU I fOUNOI 971 Closs rmg South ond oul SlSOO Phone 919"'VJ Parkersburg Please ident1fy to New Idea Equipment CALLJIMM'f 0EEM949 2388 \ ' 742 2211 ARNOLD GRATE RUTL-.ND , ,. clo•m found ot Meigs Htgh 21160 ·--~ Jtck W ClrHy, McCulloch Cham Phone 9912111 School grou nds Phone 992 J%6 Mustetng $275 See ot 247C, till L 271'1 Mulberry A11e rtomero~ 1 oJ \ a& .-..... -.... 1·: -..-..... .... -.-..... DIRECT FABRIC SALES ... D&D Construction AT ECONOMY SPECIALS ... TEAFORD 1974 DATSUN 210 .................. s2195 RIGGS • .... . •.. .... 2 door. 4 speed, 1 owner, reduced 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK ........... s1895 2 dr , 1 own er , automatic, power steering, GT, radoo, a1 r cond USED. 1973 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR........ s1795 Local , good tores. rad1o, sharp CARS 1972 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR........ $1595 Local red. good tores, automatiC 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR........ s1095 ltocal, low moles, clean CARS 1969 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR.......... SS95 1976 Mercury Monarch ..........s5195 1972 COMET 2 DR.................. s1795 1972 AMC HORNET ................. S1795 1974 Ford Galaxie ................. s2595 4 dr Sportabout, 6 cylinder, automatiC, good tores, clean Laurel Oiff 4 dr sedan facto ry air power $feenng and brake$, vinyl roof 1970 RENAULT ........................ '695 News Notes 1974 Ford Grand Torino ......... s2395 4 door, good tires, 4 speed, solid --- . ---· ~ 1973 Ford LID ..................... s2495 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom ... s2695 1973 Buick LeSabre .............. s2595 Custom, 2 dr hard top factory atr power steering and brakes, vrnyl roof, tilt wheel crUise control rear window defogger, 4 new tires ' ON CARPETING 1973 Pontiac LeMans Sport .... s2495 HI-LO SHAG 1973 Mercury Montego .......... s1795 4 dr Deluxe 10, 350 automatic power "steering and brake$ long wide bed 1973 Chevy Custom .............. $2895 CENTRAL REALTY CO. Deluxe 10. 350 automatic:, power steenng a nd brake$ 3 seater, 4 dr Suburban 1974 ford ........................... S2495 6 cyl , standard shltl long w<de bed RUTLAND FURNITURE 1969 Ford LTD 4 dr ......................... $495 1966 Chevy4dr .••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $295 1967 Chevy 2 dr .. .......................... $125 1966 Mercury 2 dr ••••••••••••••••••••••••• $395 --- I Equipment Co. fISaws 1 I 1 1 1 1 I ..~~oo-------- --- -- FRIDAY TIL 8 $375 e e ••••••• e e e LAND FURNITURE M11p BRAND Porn- Landmark Mil'· --,.------------------01 ............ ' 0 - ,.. ·.: ••••••••••••••• Seal chapter factor y air power steering and bra1 "S, clean New Midland Base or Mobtle 23 Channel CB. -· • •175 RIGGS USED CARS • Roger Roebel 985 4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 Ray R1ggs Olester, D. w ~ •~un.TY VERDICT : SANTA MARIA, Calif ;;fUPI) - Robert Waterfield, ,11011 of actress Jane RusseU ,11nd football star Bob <Waterfield, was found guilty .a'hodday of manslaUghter m :the death of a Mellican !ann "'orker during a drunken 'llhootlng spree ~ Waterfield, 20, a farm labor~r, testified that he had drunk 24 cans of beer before deciding to do some "target shooting" at the sign on tbe Haybaler tavetn In the CUyama Valley Wlth a 9mm postol Oscar Hernandez, 26, was dancing m the tavern when be was kllled by a bullet In the head Sentencing was scheduled for 1'/ov 9 In Santa Barbara ' Air power steering power brakes 1973 CHEVY VEGA ....................... '1295 4 cylinder aulomatlc trl!lnsmlsslon 1971 CHEVELLE 4 DR................... S1294 6 cyllnder automat ic transmlss1on 1970 DODGE DART 4 DR............. ..S1295 6 cylinder sta ndar d trftnsmlssl on 1972 CHEVY IMP. 2 DR.............. ..S2195 One loca l owner very clean 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX.. .... ,... 12995 Air power steering power brakes cleM 1972 FORD LTD BROUGHAM 4 DR. 11895 One owner 1972 PINTO WAGON ........ :............ 11695 4 cylinder automatic trans 1974 GRAND TORINO 4 DR. ..........s2795 01e local owner 1970 RANCHERO SQUIRE .............. s1795 Wood grain tr im VB power steeri ng 1972 GMC ¥2 TON PICKUP........... ..S1995 Step side 6 cylinder standard transmission 1974 FORD Vz TON PICKUP......... ..'3195 Qle loc al owner MANY MORE Save Now on a 1976 Ponto, Mustang , or Maverick. See. Pat Holt. Rocky Hupp or Melvm Little For a good deal on a new or used vehicle Open Evenmgs Tol7·00 Except Thurs. and Sal Closed Sunday DAN THOMPSON FORO Bishop Loder to visit in Athens soon I he new episcopal leader of United Methodism In western Mr and Mrs William Ohio, Bishop Dwight E Hubbard, daughter, Oak Hill Loder, will make his first Mr and Mrs Jackie Smith official visit to Athens daughter, Ray Dostroct Monday, Oct 25, the Rev Wesley Cla rke, Athens District s uperintendent, PLEASANT VAU.EY Discharges Monnle announced this week Boshop Loder will be acChattin, Mason, James Leonard, Point Pleasant, compuno ed by h1s wife, Mrs Jolm McDaniel, Clllton, Moldred , at fu nctions planned for the day II wlll be the 12th Mont llill, Leon, Mrs Her bert Whittington, Arbuckle, of 14 VISits across the conClaude Lancaster, Fraziers ference by the new bishop The visit opens at 10 30 Bottom, Mrs William a m with a fellowship and Boston, Letart, and Robert luncheon In Forst Un ited Rlllle, Point Pleasant Methodist Church, Athens, Birth - A son to Mr and Mrs Charles Eshenaur, for ministers and th eir spouses Point Pleasant Supt Clark will show the Loders some of the work the church Is doing tn AthenR District Laoty representatives !oom the 188 local churches In the 11-county district will moot at 7 30 p m In First Clourch for the evening prog1a m, followed by a reception when the laity will have an opportunity to meet Bishop and Mrs Loder Athens District c hurches are In Athena, Fairfield, Hocking, GaUia, Perry, Morgan, Meigs, RoN, Wa shington, Vinton and Musklngum countit!ll Bishop Loder was assigned to the Ohio West Area at the 1976 Jurisdictional Conference at SIOWI FaUs, S D., effective Sept I He comes to Ohio aft er 12 years as resid ent bishop of tho MIChigan Area The Ohio West Area office iB a1 471 E Broad St , Columbua, headquarters also of the Welt Ohio Conference, largest In United Methodism Pomeroy 992-2126 TRUCKS 1973 Chevy Custom ............... $3295 Pomeroy Landmark ir:rto~~:nM':n·:.c~:.i 1 - ..CSllatoan •.• dalJgh'ler, Ironton. "Your Chevy Dealer" 1972 Buick Skylark ..... ~........ ..'2295 501 NYLON r--iEi7is-l I POMEROY MOTOR CO. Factory air automatic. power steering and bra kes clean anti sharp S10,95 Anti-Freeze •&95.00 4 dr hard top factory air power steering and bra kes vinyl roof ...• SALt Holler Medical Cealer (DIBcbarges, Oct. It) Mrs Avery Blackburn and son, Doanne Burton, James Cljnter, Miles Dice, Jane Green, Monna Helghtland, Vivienne Hucblson, Arnold Jividen, Oscar Kitts, Mrs Charles Legar and son, Vema Martm, M1ke McKnight, Ruby Neufarth, Mrs Ronald Silvers and daughter, Janet Smith , Wmlfred Switzer, Maxme Walters, Donald Welch (Births, Oct It) Mr and Mrs Roney V 8 automatiC power steerong, power brakes, loca l 1 owner car needs some body work 4 dr sedan factory air power steenng and brakes vinyl roof. radial f•res A nlce fam il y car . - -- HOSPITAL NEWS SPECIAL 'SPICIAL SPECIAL 1970 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD STA. WAGON 1973 Dodge Polara Custom ..... s1995 ~ "You'll Like Our Quality Way Of Domg Busmess" 992 5342 _ GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open EvenmgsUnt1l6 OO-TII6p.m . Sat. 19G7 MUSTANG CPE.. ............... S250 4 dr factory a ir power steering and brakes vmyl roof. till wheel 1973 OLDS CU11ASS SUPREME .... ..'3195 Karr & Van Zandt 6 cyl ond er, standard transm iSSion, radio soo 4 dr factory air a utomatic power steering and brakes, vtny\ roof 76 Chevy Chewette Hatchback, 4 spd. '2795 76 Olcls Cutlass Waaan, air.......... ...... '5995 75 Olds 98 Regency ,. Cpe........... ....... '6295 75 Dodge Dart Swinger Cpe............... '3295 74 Old$ Cutlass Sup. Cpe. 2 Dr ........... '3895 74 Vega Hatchback Cpe.................. -. '1995 74 Vega GT Cpe ............................ '1995 74 AMC Hornet 2 Dr....................... '1995 . 1 74 Olds 98 LS Power and air ............. 4895 73 Buick 225 Limiled HT Cpe............. '3195 73 Olcls 88 4 Dr., power & air............ '1595 7_3 For~~~ie 500_HJ Cpe.. ... ......... s2395 73 Ford LTD 4 Dr., air ................... '2695 73 BuiCk Regal HT Cpe., power & 111 .... 13495 73 Olds Cutlass Sup. Cpe .................. '3495 72 Chrysler Newport Royal ................. .'1495 72 Chevy , Imp,'~ pr, ,......................11295 72 01~ 98 ,4 qr·t P!IWer & a1r ........... 12295 72 Buick Elec. 225 HT Cpe................ 12495 72 Chev. Imp. 4 Dr., air ................... '1395 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., power & air.••.••• '1995 71 Pontiac Cat. Cpe., power & air ......... '895 71 AMC Hornet Sportabout Wagon ......... '895 70 Nova 2 Dr., 4 speed ..................... '895 70 Butck LeSabre 4 Dr., air ............... -'595 69 V.W. Bug .•••••••••••••..•.•••.•.••.• ••••. Sfi95 68 Cullm Supreme 4 Dr.................. 1795 67 Cadillac HT S.d., power & air.......... sgg5 See one of these courteous salesmen· Pete Burns , Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marv1n Keebaugh Good t1res. sound body and motor 4 dr , 302, V 8, automatic, power steering and bra kes factory air speed cruise control reclmlng bucket seats tinted glass radtal hres RAYS PER SONAL DEMONSTRATOR "' j GOOD CARSPRICED TO GO GREAT BUYS ~ ' NOW YOU KNOW The New York Sun drew daily crowda to Its offoces in the early 19th century when It ran a long series of articles about an astronomer who saod he saw little lnen on the moon through his telescope ' ~ CONTACT plugs po1nts cond fuel ftlter 1973 PINTO RUNABOUT 3 DR........ s1895 Low mileage gas Sliver Three-digit number 449 (IOUI'four-llllle) Flve-dlglt number 78966 ( oeven-elght-n!De-oiiIb:) Sb-dlgit number !73al! (two-seveo-lbreethree-oae-e!gbt) Wlnnlug color-red. SMITH NELSON MOTORS • . USED CARS Double Play Bax28 A SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,_, • Dlne ) '• •• POLY-FOAM UPHOLSTERY FABRIC For sofa, cna1r cushions, CODNER'S CAMPERS Tbr~lt number 5IZ (five-abo-two) Five-digit number 1351' ( oae-three-five-oae- '" •• •• Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. RATED I~ (oae-•ero-flvel •• •• - VALUE 1'hrte-dl&it DUmber • ' • EXPERIENCED Service lottery numbers were. Pot 0' Gold • FORD TGGET ------,---.. MOR_E USE· OUT OF A DAN USED CAR THOMPSON GO A·1. FORD COLUMBUS - The results of a statew.ode 'needs" survey of77 Ohio Easter Seal affiliates woll be explored th1s weekend at the ~7th annual meetmg of the Ohio (Easter Sea l) Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc , at the Lane Ave HoHday Inn Jolul H Weaver, presufent of the Soc1ety Board of Dorectors said "The Easter Seal Socoety lS searchmg for new methods of delivering expended semces to more handica pped choldren and adults m Oh10 Hopefully, thos needs survey woll point out area s where cooperative programmmg of serv1ces can occur and also any areas where there may be gaps m servoces to the disabled ' The fastest growing area of serv1ce presenUy provided by East er Seal affiliates throughout the state 18 m speech prognms Last summer the statewode speech program mcreased by 50 per cent, from 22 to 33 counties Some 1,500 Ohio children and adults with commumcatlon programs were helped by 50 Easter Seal theraposts last summer Theme of the three-day annual meeting woll be Easter Seals on a Changmg World" Featured Mrs speakers onclud e Evelyne R Vllllnes of Des Moones, Iowa , a lead1ng natoonal advocate for the handica pped, who will talk Saturday evenmg, on "Backdoor Cohzens", R Blair Schreyer, sem r vice presodent, Ketchum, Inc In Pittsburgh, Pa , who w!ll talk at noon Saturday on "Future Shock Fund Raismg ProJects for Nonprofit Agenclt!ll," and Daniel L Calnan of Columbus, Ohio director, 1977 White House Conference on Handicapped lnd1V1duals, who will wind up the conference at noon Sunday State Easter Seal Cha1rman Jommy Crum, WCMH- TV sports director, will speak at the operung sess1on Fr1day at 7 30 p m Rochard E Plum, Clr· clev1lle, w11i be Installed as 1976-77 Ohio Board Presodent on Saturday evenmg Plum now serves as president-elect and has been a member of the Ohio Board three ~ears He has been chairman of Plckaway County 's Easter Seal campaogn e1ght years and is act1ve In many civoc orgaruzatoons Plum IS president of the Hummel and Plum, ln t msur ance agency in Corclevolle Exhibots of equopment for the handocapped , Hterature and prevoews of new Easter Seal follns will be available at the meeting The meetmg IS open to the pubhc Meal r eserva tiOns may be made by calling the Ohoo Socoety (614) 237-764 1 PUBLIC AUCTION ' '"' f lll f (ATH£NS, OHIO) Y0H0 CONS1RlJcnON CO., INC. SATURDAY, OCT. 16 AT 11:00 O'CLOCK A.M. Take West Union 51 (51 Rl 561 turn onto 51 Rt 682 towards The Pla~ns crass r•ilraH tracks then turn at hopes Daory Farm lor 'h mile on Luhr\g Rd to warehouse on rlghtS.IIIIIlltht equipment, supplies ~nd m•teroal of L E Yoho Co , Inc I It • ISH alumonum buoldong w door and windows on skids for office, \Ike new, Gyro-Flo 015) HO portable air compressor , gl!nerator. Kwtk Mtx cement mhc.er with motor trailer typew sw1ng bin, Clipper masonrys1w , Onan power ur.ol, HD elec gnnder, drill press, Cl•rk HD floor sander, HO aut tamper w-motor, 2 Cr•ftsman table Sav.:s, 18ft upright port.t.le cr•ne elevator w motor for 2nd floor on rubber; chain uw. 11um~num 1 whet-led tratler like new, 24 ft elevator for blocks, brtcks, etc , John Deere riding l1wn mower. , used scaHoldlng, wood and Iron, acetylene cart with hose; acetylene weldillll torch and tips, brick and tole cutters, commerc11\ staplers, 1 T chain holst, 4 portable space oil healers (Moster), building tack, ptpe cutters. socket sets. tools. etc Plllnl sprayer, elec motors, cable cuners, water pump, scatfold frame, log chaiM , cement wire, Iron rods, several wheelbarrows, 3 metal cement boxes, aluminum and ' wooden step ladders Aluminum and vooden ext ladder'S, chaMel and angle Iron cement forms , used 2 x 6 s p.!nellng, styrofMm ~lpe, lu mber. plaster board Insulation. etc ce ment blocks aluminum app -400 new bricks, smog pots several tool bxes lot blank doors and metal dOors, several metal cabinets, tNo 6 ft levels HO ex cord. cartons grease, dolly s flasher caullon lights \g ~lpe wrenches several boxes asst nalls, bolts , flares come along, rakes shovel• moddocks, P H diggers edgers, spud bar, hoes sythes. scro~pers etc, .and many other Items OFFICE EQUIPMENT & OTHER ITEMS Zerox q'lachine calculators a lr conditioner several desks and chairs lypewrl\er check wr iter, 2 file cab <nets camera and attachments projector des k lights drapes golf cart and many other Items not listed Nothona shown before cia y of sale Terms-Cuh or Chock W PI D day of Sale Not Responsible for Accodonts Aucfl-tr - Bill Janes Phollt t62-<l77 or 557 1411 PUBLIC AUCTION (BANKRUPTCY SALE) • SUNDAY, OCT. 17 AT 1 O'CLOCK P.M. (ATHENS, OHIO) On Sl Rt 33 south of Athens on Richland Avo at the mt ersecllon ot St Rl 33 and U S 50 ot the Y across streel from Tray Hyatt Shell Station Salllllll the personal properly of Maynard L McCauley, Bankrupt as listed GARAGE & FILLING STATION SUPPLIES AND TOOLS Two Nationa l cash reg isters good t battery charger air wrehch 1' drive adding machine vise. elec grinder wheel barrow pipe wrenches and cresc~t wrenches drill bits sabre saw, battery test61" grease guns Copy Mate machine, Model .iOO elec healer rope 240 rubber lasteners lot grease fittings , light sockets lot signa l flashers, etc , Echlln trailer connection heater sw itches, large asst radiator and mufller clamps ~lc lot replacement lenses, STP oil , lot silverware lot restaurant plates. dishes, bowls salt and peppers pans st aln le.> steel pons skillets, etc , large asst elr and radiator hoses bolts screws nuts etc large asst wires step ladders sledge~ hammers house jac k jac:k stand etc large asst air hoses gear all and grease 4 house traile r whP.els and tires large asst seal beams and bulbs fuses reflectors. etc , extra large asst Gales fan belts hoses, etc , lot utility cloth ant windshie ld wipers, blades, orm refills elc., anti freeze to be sold by ga llon motor oil fo be sold by go lion and case, outboard oil grease. asst car and tn"k tubes air hose cuppllngs l\ltlngs etc, plastic wire, rings , asst over 100 ro ll s e1ec tape ssst weather head st ripping bn a nd fuel fi llers stop leak thermostats battery clamps and termina lS! tire gauges and many, many other Items Nothing shown before day of s•tt Terms-Caohor Chockw PIDdayafsa\o Not mponolblo f<>r occldents Troy Hyatt, TrustH John L Keifer, Att f<>r Trustee Auctioneer - 8\11 Jtnts& AISOCiltts Phone 962 4377 or 557 1411 �. <' • l~ ·TheDaily Sentinel, Middleport·Porneroy, 0 .•Friday. Oct. 151 1976 (Continued from page I) , ~. persona;,::~.ces .. 1 ·. I ne';"~ tlng 8 ~JOating or not V O a . t ~~ aw 88 8 csaiamd ~~llgjn t iiS~deh, Calrlt~~ · us sai e oug 1 w hold a press conference to explain these thmgs rather thon hide in the Wh1te House." At the New· York dinn~r . Carter proposed an agreement with the Spviet Union for a "qUick freeze " and . eventual mutual · reduction in awmic weapons. He said the program ,should be coupled with a plan to halt . fi WASHINGTON (UP! ) Even Preo;ldent Ford has to fudge o little in his checkbook to cover those ever present bills. . l'ord said as much Thursday night during his news conference when he was asked about some aspects of his per)onal finances which emerged In a review of his bank records and tax returns during his vice presidential confirmation hearings. '!'he examination showed that at one point, the checks F'ord had written put his bank account $3,000 in the red but • Veterau Memorlll Hotpllal John Fry, New Haven; ADMITTED - Debby Josephine Mdory, Racine; Barnette, Racine; Ruby Harry Coleman, Reednllle; (Continued lr001 page I) McCoy, Polnl Watts, Buckhannon, Va.; Lester Pleasant; Merle Clark, which opens informally next Thunday.and officially convenes t.rry Curtla, Long Bottom; He said instead that Coq· Myrtle Durst, Syracuse; Vinton; Gerald Donobue, gress. investigating hhn Oct. 25. -Pomeroy. Asked what hla options would be if the Britlah.;sponsored before he became vice talks break down, he said : "I would belleve, and gather the prEtsident, had given him ua more moderate black Rhodesians and ((]gether we would ~ clean bill of health ." "Those are the facts of forward. There are many black Rhodesians here, moderate life " Ford said. "I write people, who want to work with wt, " Smith said. "I've had a number of messages over the last few weeks Indicating this to checks , . me.11 · · ·Cah~dates EverybQdy fudg'e s News •• in Briefs .Veep debate: a classic DISCf4,RGED - Mary Rolllh, CUfford Ic8111o-, Lela Roblnlall, Allee bro berry' Lucy llcCulm, lima McDIIIiel, Lydia Ebenbadl, Rldlard Norman. By ARNOLD B. SAWISUK WASHINGTON IUP!l .., Americans · wiN watched vi~esidentla l Clindldates Robert Dole and Walter Mondale whale away at each other Friday Right got 1 demonstration of how really seuoned political battlers go about their trade. Whether they convinced anyone of anything, both senawrs succeeded at getting across the points they went to Houston to make . Each lambasted his opponent, the opposition party and all their works past and present, holding out .little hope of survival of-the nation except in tile election of their own ticket. Neither backed the oth& into any corner and if significant damage was done it would have to have been in the eyes of those who watched the confron!Rtloo with •• ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ;:;:;:::::;::::::::::::;::::::::<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::· MOScoW - THE SOVIET UNION TODAY denounced President Ford and Jinuny Carter for "overstepping the line" SPECIAL NOTE in foreign policy statements and said in Pravda Ford had Area anglers are "outraged the Soviet people" by inviting Americans of East .rem inded ol the bau Euorpean background to the White House. · · . flshlog tournament Ibis Pravda, which as the party newspaper reflects the official Saturday sponsored by the KremUn view, said : "Tbls is the only way the Soviet people local chapter ol the BaSI can interpret such· an extremely ~iendly action as the Club. Entry lee Is 125 per holding at the White House of a gathering of emigre riff-raff th e spread uf nuclear the am~ount was soon reim· two man boat, and first from the Baltic and other republics of the Sovi~t Union, weapons w countries that bursed by that amount. prize Is 25 per cent of aU Poland, Czechoslovakia and Yugoolavia. don't have them now. The President was asked entry fees. "Addressing these renegades;: the newspaper said, "the Dole and Sen. Walter Mon· how then Rep. Gerald Ford, . Applications and further Republican candidate, in a bid to curry favor with them, said a Democratic R·Mich .. came up with that dale, his lDiormation may be oblot of thinl(s which have nothin" wdo with a seriowt statesopponent, will confront each much money so quickly ? laioed by coolactlng Steve manlike approach to international affalra. "Similar other tonight In . the "That was my next payFlnl•w at Flolaw Gravely campaign's vice ·presidential check," Ford said to a good Tractor Sales In Pomeroy. statements have recently come from Jinuny Carter," Pravda debate in Houston. It will be deal of laughter. Starting time Is 8 a.m. at said. nationally televised, startin~ He con tinued: the Ravenswood, West , WASHINGTON -WITH A SLAP AT TilE ENTII\E drug at 9:30p.m. EDT. " I think a few people In this VIrginia boat ramp. The . industry for test methods, the Food and Drug Admlnlslratlon country have written checks, fish must come from the is cracking down on a widely prescribed noiHISpirin arthritis an d tllen wailed until the end Racine Pool of the Ohio painkiller whose manufacturer allegedly covered up of themontll .and then mailed River. damaging laborawry studies. · • the checks,.. We mailed those ··:::;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: · The drug, Naprosyn, came on the U. S. market only last checks after we had the March. It hoomed from 3,000 prescriptions that month to money in the account but I EDWARDS BROKE nearly 100,000 a month later In tile year. wrote the checks before the ADN\.IRAL SAN DIEGO (UP! )- ForThe FDA advised consumers who have been wtlng Naprooyn end of the month ," Ford said. mer actor Vlncen t Edw3rds that it may soon !xi no longer available and "It would·be wise SALE "It 's J.t perfectly legitimate has fil ed a bankruptcy for patients to discuss with their physicians alternative drugs thing and there was never an petition, claiming debts of wrelieve arthritis pain." "The non-aspirin prescription drugs Color T. V., stereo , overdraft In my account." f'efrige-r.itor s, fr eezers , more than $102,731 and assets similar w Naproayn are presently marketed with FDA Ford did not respond of only $1,830. dishwashers, micro wave approval','' it aid. ovens and range s. directly w a quest ion on how Edwards, who starred in he and his wife Betty th" " Dr. Ben Casey" managed to live in high- television series, said his BAKER priced Washington on only $5 .Jiabl!llles were , for the most w $15 in cash each week part, personal .Joans and fees FURNITURE during 1972, as tax retums owed fo · business TUPPERS PLAINS - begin and end the actiVities. Members of lhe fire deparl· while he was in Congress management agents. MIDDLEPORT, b. Trick or treat night here will ment wi ll assist the children . be observed Thursay, Oct. 28, showed. Edwards listed hi.s from 7 to a p.m. It was an- Residents wishing to t~ke occupation as screenwriter nounced today by Nita Jean part are to turn on their porch ' but said he was unemployed . Ritchie. president of Tuppers lights·. The event Is for Plains Community Club, and children 12 years and under . CHESTER - Members of Lindsey Lyons. president of the Orange Fi_re Department . Shade River Lodge are tO .. · The siren will sound to meef af lhe ha ll Saturday APPEAL REFUSED mornirlg ~t 10 a .m. to paint COLUMBUS (UPl) - The the roof. An excellent pattern and solid color selection made just far you Ohio Supreme Court has • CHESTER - The ·Chester refused to hear an appeal Energy reform . PTA will meet Monday at to your exact measurements • Standard or deluxe Pleating, lined filed by Ronald F . Riviere, a 7:30 p.m. at the school. Columbus dentist the state . needed in U. S. Grandparents night wilt be Observed . Fina l plans for the or unlined - We'H glad~ help you 5eled the calOr that'~best cla ims got $277,423 in . . school carniva l which will be Medicaid overpayments. WASHINGTON (UP!) -'- A held Oct. 23, will be made. your home. group of publicly owned ·- RACINE - 'The Racine utilities says the United Einergency Squad was called ON SALE - HOME FURNISHINGS ANNEX States must prepare for Thursday ASK TOWED at 3:25p.m. to RD "mandatory curtailment" of A marriage licen~e was Long Bottom for Lou Me· issued to Raymond Gran· electricity unless the Murray , a medical patient nlson Varian, 28, Hartford, government makes major who was taken ·to Holzer r-Aedica l Center . and Ellen Garnel Demoskey, energy reforms such as creation of a federal fuel 22, Middleport. company. • In a report prepared for REPORT OF CONDITION "This set ha·s a new "Service Miser" presentation to President Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the chassis consisting of five integra ted Someones Birthday? l'ord and Jinuny Carter, the circuits, in -line stripe picture tube, · American Public Power Send A POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Association says there is no and an electron gun providing a OF POMEROY coordination between federal brighter, sharper pictu re. regulatory agencies. II also in the slate of Ohio, at the close of bwtiness on September 30, 1976 published in rei!J)Onse to says major energy com· · call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United States Code, Section 161; panies price all fuels at the 1 1 going rate for the most ex· pensive. Tliere is too little National Bank Region Number 4 · Charter number 1980 regard, the report said Thursday, for the needs of the Statement of Resources and Liabilities . Locai notices, briefs · QUASAR 19" Portable Color TV lor ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY BIRTHDAY BOUQUET 12.50 • 10.00 consumer. Appearing· For Their Second Big Week At The "INN PLACE" · QUINTESSENCE II DANGER HONORED WASHINGTON (UP!) President Ford Thursday presented modern dance pioneer Martha. Graham, 82, with the Medal of Freedtm the highest civlllan award he can bestow - at a White House banquet in her honor. · It was no White House secret that Miss Graham's selection stemmed in part from urging by Mrs. Ford, who danced with her company befOre her marriage w the President. The only other persons who have been ..!0 honored by Ford, were diplomat Davie K. E. Bruce, pianist. Artur Rubinstein and Olympic track star Jesse Owens. 411 ..-.... IU II .-c.. SfUTI'ER STAR NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) - The NBC television netw!Jl'k didn't know that Country . Music Association . Entertainer of the Year Mel Tillis wai in the music business when it rejected lour stuttering dog food com· merdals he did, a spokesman said Thursday. ''How were·we supposed to know who he was?" said Ernie Otto, the head of NBC's public relations . department. "We didn't know Tillis was famous for his stuttering." Both NBC and CBS had turned down the commel!tials for Purina Dog OJow saying Tillis' stuttering could be offensive lO some viewers. MEIGS THEATRE CLOSED FOR Make Your Reservation8 Early a11d Enjoy the Music Quintessence II THE .MEIGS .INN VOTION WATCH FOR OPENING DATE . Cash and due from banks ..... , .. , .... . . ... . . . . .... . •. . .. . , .•..... . •.. , .. $1,532,679.99 U.S. Treasury securities ...... ... ................... , ............ , ....... 9,569,449.45 Obligations of other U.S. Gov'tagenclesand corps . .. .......... . , ............. 132,9'17.76 Obligations of States and political subdivisions ........ , . ..... •.. . ... .•.. . .. . 2,076,4!)3.84 Other bonds, notes, and debentures ........... . ........ .. ... . , : •...... .. ..... . 1,742.50 Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock . ......... . . , , .... . .... .. ... ...... . 42,000.00 Federalfunds sold and securities purchased , ' . . under agreements to resell . .. ... ............. .. ........... " ... " ....... ' 1100,000.00 Loans, Total (excluding unearned income)........ . .. . ........ 9,607,641.02 Less: Reserveforpossibleloan losses ............ , ..... ... .... 66,019.39 , Loans, Net , .... .... . ............ ... ... . . ... , ......................... 9,541,621.63 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and · · olher assets representing bank premises .........•• , . . , , •.... •••. .. , , . , . , .. 316,043.50 other assets .. : .... . ............ ... ....... : . .. .... ........ ...... .... . . ..... 2,654.94 TOTAL ASSETS ..... , .. ... ... ..................... ... ..... . ... ..... .. $24,015,663.61 - - Demand deposits'of individuals, prtnshps., and corps, , ...•.. , ... . .• , . , ... , .. 4,856,561.75 Time and saviilgs deposits of individuals, · • prtnships,,andcorp5 ....... , ... , .. . .. , . ....... , ............... : ....... 4,925,017.45 DepositsofUnitedState8Govennent. ... ........... ..... ..... • .............. 106,935.33 Deposits of Slates and political subdivisions . .... .. .... ..• .... . .. . ·. , ... , ..•. 2,146,300.15 Certified and officers' checks ... . , ......... , ................................ 38,127.15 TOTALDOMESTICDEPOSITS ......... ... .......... .......... ... . ..... 22,071,941.83 ~~ Tolaldemanddeposits .... .. .................. . . .......... 5,911,687.72 . Total timti and savings depoaits .... , ................ : .. . ... \6,160,254.11 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OFFICES ..... . ·..... . ... . ...... , . ...... ..... ... ........... 22,071.941.83 Other liabilities .. . ............. . .. ...... ............... . ...... :, ..• , ...... 84,744.15 TOTAL UABIUTIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) .. .... . $22,156,685.98 - - - - Common stock: a. No. shares authorized 8,000 b. No. shares outstanding 8,000 (par value) ... : ............. , ......... .. $200,000.00 Surplus . ........................ .... . ...... ·... ... . ..... . ............... 1,200,000.00 Undivided profits . . .. .. ... . .. ....... .. , ........ . ...... .. . . ... .. . . •........ 422,600.37 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves. , .• •, ... . ... , .. ....... . . .. 36;377.26 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL .. .... .... . ....... ~ .............. . . ..... ..... $1,858,9'17.63 TOTAL UABIUTIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL. , ...... : .. . ..• . .. , .. .. .... : 24,015,663.61 -. - - - A~l:~~d~e0fr~~~e::.~d~:~.~~di~.~ ~~ ~~:~ ~~~: ·.. :. ... •....•....... $1,443,641.00 cCJ z c1111 0 IIU I Fed. funds sold and securities purchased under agr~ents to resell ...... . ........ . .. . .. ........... , ... ... . ..... I ,370,000.00 _ Total loans : .. , .. ,, ... ,, ..••.. , . . . , .. , ...... . .•........ •.... . • , ... •. :·.9,626;893.01 Time deposits of $100,000 or more in domestic offices ........ : , ....•... , ... •. 1100,000_.00 Total deposits .... . ........................... . .......... . . ... . , ...... 22,066,0110.87 Time deposits ol$100,000or more (outstanding as ol report date) . Time cerilficates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more ...•. , . •. . , . 700,000.00 I Maxine GrUfith, Cashle.r , of the abovlHIBIIled bank do hereby declare that this Report of ~dlUon Is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Maxine Griffith Octobet8,19'16 ' We, the undersigned direciors attest the correctness of this statement o1 resources and liabilities. We declare that il has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. Edison Hobstetter Roger Morgan - Directors Orion W. Roush - • •a favorite in mind. n.. two men were different. Dole was casual and usually ·cool, a polit.ical counterpuncher-scoring moot heavily in digs and jabs at the Democrats and in respon..,. w Moildale . ' Mondale avoided a conteat of wit with an acerbic Dole. Instead, even though he appeared amused a• aome o( tiie ~nsan 's statements, Mondale remained seriO<U and sincere. At the same time, he fri!Oiy traded Insults and charges with the Republican. · __ ·In some ways,' botH men were more , · rel'axed and more fluent then the presidential debaters have 'been In two previO\IS debates. While Dole Was at his peak in snapping at .the Democrats, he also remembered to stress again and again the principal Republican campaign tlleme of peace. - Mondaie also hewed to his own campaign's ltne, streaslng Jimmy Clr,itr's promise of cornpaaslon and of naUODfl , leadership. He sounded, perhaps becau10 of per90nal experience, more sure of himSelf then ·Carter. Dole missed few opportunities. He • mentioned Ca rter's Playboy intervle t~ his crillcl!m of Lyndon Johnson and hla we of lltx 18ws to reduce his own Income t.lles . Mondale got Watergate oltt of the hox .and Dole · accused him of whipping on Richard Nixon. Dole blamed world War D and the Korean War on the Democrats., Mondale replied that the GOP ca11tlidate lind earned a reputation as a hatr.het man . All together, both· came off as men who could handle themselves in heavy political sheUfire And who relish the opportunity lo domonstrate it. • • Southern Ohio popular with tourists ' ...,u"!l""'" '•·: THE MEIGS aJUNTY REPUBUCAN Headquarters, located at the Melp 11m, near tbe Second St. entrance, was olfldallr opeded Frlday afternoon. On hand for the occasion IJOI'e front, I to r, Larry Spencer, clerk of courts candidate; Eleanor Roboon, recorder candidate; John C. Bacon, .. ' common pleas court judge candidate; Merril Triplett, candidate [or district representative; Robert Hortenbach, candidate for sheriff; back row, I to r, Mildred Withee, a headquarters worker, and Richard Jones, candidate for "county comlliiasloner . · · · · PORTSMOUJ'H - Southern ·Ghio ha~ pro'i'lld a frequently selected place wvisit on lhe maps carried by tourists .. · This was obvious at the Travel Infonnatlon C~nter for Southern Ohio on US 23 at Wakefield which· recently completed a hillbiY SUCCl!5Sful first season. Opened by the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development Office of Travel and Tourism with a staff of three, the Center was open seven days a week from late spring w early autunm. Approximately !Q,OOO persons sought road directions, maps, suggestions on whfire to go and what to Min Southern Ohio as well as brochures promoting Ohio attractions in general. Dramas ond outdoor reerea tion ' mked. high among the destinations of the Visitocs. Canoeing and backpacking, as well as more modest hiking, are acllvitle• on the increase. There was shown a slgnmcanl interest in trailq associated with Granny Gatewood and Ann BaUey, and hiking corridors between the Buckeye Trail and the Ohio River, and west through Wayne National Forest. Over halt the Center's Visitors were non· According to' Robert. L. Mohi, supervisor of the Center project, a l!lrge number of thO!!e from out-<Jf-state had hnd no Intention of "e•plorint! " In Soui.hern Ohio until swpping In and being Informed what the area offers . SOmetimes II was a brochure which caught their eye, or some of the featurOOI on the big walimap. On several occaslo119 travelers returned to the center a week or more later wexclaim how glad they were they'd stay ed and to prlase the Ohloans. service tl1ey'd received at an eating place. maini.ennnce of H cnmp or par~ or the• • ' tmts· tntittt '' . VOL 11 NO. 38 GAlliPOLIS~ POl NT PlEASANT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1:7; 1976 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS .., PresideTtt wor land of Lincoln By IRA R•. AlLEN Judges for park logo . -~ announced Is coosidered Carter territory and Ohio with its 25 elecwral votes is viewed as a Ulllled Pnu hllem•tmol Prtlldent Fa-d. wblatleatopped his way toss-up. tlu'oulb till Abe Lincoln country of down· Ford, increasing his stridency after a state I1lfnctlil Saturday, trading telegrams brief letup, told crowda Cartet is a with Jimll)t Carter on the issue of whooe candldatewho would "say anything, anypolitical clplml .are correct. where" w get elected and who ''wanders, •~· c:aet., .. ~ In Olilo, wired ~avers, waffles and wiggles. He's not tile Ford and ubd lit ~o;nt 88 a matter man you want to be prl!!ident." of "lntesrity" to otop lnakbig ''mWeadlng The President also repeatell the charge, · ahd erron.OU. statements" aboot him and 11m made at his Thuriday night news . hla porty. ' '.: . conference, uiat when carter says the 'Ford ,oent (lirter a reply citing specific country is not respected abroad "he's p-ea reports and public stalementa.about slandering the United States." .netled contradlcUons by the Democratic Ford said Carter wants to raise taxes foc cUdldate. Ford asld "I eagerly await" the middle class, ellmbtate the income tax n;n Friday'~ llnal presidential debate to deduction for home mortgage Interest hear Qlrler'l response. payments, cut the defense budget 115 llbe states each candidate chose to bUIJon and Increase federal spending by Clrtlpalgn In Saturday are among tbe most 1100 billion. Each ol those claims -denied politically Important In the nation . Both by Carter -has been raised before, and Ililnofs aitd Ohio have long records of 90metimes In similar language, by GOP v'ollrig for winning presideptial running mate Robert Dole. candidates. !Ulnola has gone for the winner Certer, before leaving for Cincinnati, ' In each of tbe past 14 presidential . 'held a news conference in Kanas City, Mo., elections. where he claimed Ford was distorting his As the 1976. campaign enters the home views. stretdl, !Ulnois with Its Z6 electoral votes Anniversary of foWiding marked Today, SUnday, October 17, 19'18, Ia the IB8Ih annlvenary ol the foundlog of Galllpolll. To ·commemorate and celelnte the even~ the Gollla County ' · . Blllorfcal Society wfliiJMDIOr a receptlou at St. Peter's Episcopal Church at 3 p.m. to wbldlthe publle II Invited. All are welcome, alao, to allend the "'gular meeting of the Gallla County llislorlcal Society for October 11 St. Peter's Episcopal Church starting 11 1:30 ., p.m. wbeiiRickMonO'OfColumbul will tali on the subjei:t, "HistorleaiSftesln · · ·Gallla CouDty 88 Related to Reereattoo." • Advertising executive .. James D~er retires· . '" '" GALUFOLIS - James E. Danner, till, completed 48 years service In the area's ~per Industry when be retired as advertillng dlreetor of the Ohio Valley 1/ublillllng Co. Aug. 31. . ~~~ Danner 1 who ugrew up with the luineu," began his newspaper career at 1he age of , 19 In JIIIY, 1930, !Vith the 'GaliiiiOifa Tribwle when the late Harold W, !felherholt wu edJ!or and publisher. . " Danner began as a "printer's devil" In tile ''beck llhop," at ualary of $1 per day. lie spent oeven Years in the Tribune's \'neclianlcal department. . . ,, In Sepiembef, 1837, Danner was· iiimed the Trfbunt's llrSI advertising ·!!\laager by Publilbel; Welherbolt. . · ,,, The Tribune produced its blsgest edition ever In liMO, the . U~ge Sesqul. CeateMia~. when the Old French CitY telebrated Ill 1501b birthday. Althou&b outalde help waa hired by Mr. Wetherholt Ill bolb advertising and editorial, Damet · jJiayed a majclr role In the success of that' publicltloo 36 yean ago. Denner was the ' l['rlbune's adverUslng manager unUI July, 11166. . ~.. During hll auoclatlon with the local J!lpet'l over tha past four and on~all deCades, Danner served un eo .,.. · {Oanllnued on page I) , JAMES E. (JIM) DANNER .. 1976 GAHS HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT Miss Yvonne Zeoli, center, daugh!Alr of Mr. and Mrs . Mike Zeoli, was crowned 31st annual homecoming queen prior to Friday night's lronwii-GallipoUs football Rame on Memorial Field, Princesses are Lou Ann Willis:left, and Tammy Hemsworth, right. Student Body President Bill Smeltzer and Vice President Mike . Wigglesworth participated in the pre-game activities. (Keith Wilson photo). Yvonne Zeoli crowned 1976 homecoming queen GALUPOUS - Miss Yvonne Zeoli, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zeoli and a senior sponsored by JIOE (Junior l!itensive Office Education) was crowned Gallia Academy High School's 31st annual homecoming queen on Memorial Field Friday night. . Acapacity crowd was on hand despite a brief electrical storm minutes before ceremonies began. Miss Zeoli was one of 19 candidates seeking the 1976 crown. Members of her court were Tanuny Hemsworlh, sponsored by the GAllS Key Club, and Lu Ann Wlllis, sponsored by the Varsity G. rwaney TolUver, GAllS band director, was in charge of the homecoming activities. He was assisted by Mrs. Gr~f Cook Jr., Bill Smeltzer, student body presl<tent, and Mike Wtggteswortn, Jltue Devil gridder and vi.ce president of the student body, crowned the queen and pre!!ented flowers to the queen and her court. The 19 candidates were paraded op and down the Gallipolis sideline s on a Bob Evans Farm wagon. A jeep used to pull the wagon was furnished by ruverside AMC Jeep. . The GAllS marching band played during Friday's ceremonies. Jon Hallas, .aasJstant band director' served as the public address announcer. The homecoming ceremony 'ended with the GAllS Alma Mater, Star Spangled Banner and Blue Devils Fight Song. Other GAHS queen candidates were Beth Abels, Tami Bush, Becky Call, . Barbara Edelmann, Kim HendersoJi, Katie Hennessey, Debbie Johnson, Am)' K1Ucely, Cindy Min~, Patty Newshut,, Mary Roderick, Lorrie Sager, Collern Turner, Darla waru, Cathy Woerner and Patrice Wright. The visiting Ironton Tiger band . opened halftime show activities with Air view offered of strip mining, farm ponch, contoured several outstanding numbers. . The Blue Devil band presented ita annual homecoming show. Selections included, "Does ' Anybody Really Know POMEROY - A Conservation Air What Time It ls,"lollowed by "Tommy," Tour ts being planned for next Sunday1 The musicians then presented a Ocwber 24, at the Ohio University Airport concert selection' from the Bachman in Albany, Jointly sponsored as a non-profit public service activity by the Athens and Turner Overdrive hit, "Not Fragile." The Tolliver mwtlclans then played Meigs County Soil & Water Conservation one of the most beautiful ballads on the Districts. . chatts today, "Feelings," ll!llde popular The public Is urged to take advantage of by Morris Albert, this air tour to view strip mining, conwur This wao followed by "Saturday In the fanning, ponds and other land uses from Park." an altitude of 500 to 1,000 feet. From noon until about 5p.m. flights wiil The GAHS"majorettes Wefe featured in the routine' to Neal ' Sadaka's be made at a $5 minimum rate per person, composition titled, "Bad Blood," to three people per flight, in an approximate 10 mile radiwt ~om the airport. Longer conclude the halftime show. . Homecomi~g activities were flights will be 'made at proportionately concluded with a dance at GAllS Soturday higher rates if desired. A charter plane night. will also be available for extended flights w.lth rates depending upon mileage and number of people riding. J'l'or further lnfonnaUon or reservatJons REFORMATORY PICKETED for specific ilmes call the Meigs Dlsttict MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP!) - Ahout a office 99U647 or District supervisor, Roy dozen guards, protesting. alleged Miller IIM-3617 or the Athens District office manpower shortages, picketed the Qhlo · ii93-6S73. State Reformatory Saturday, but operations were reported to be nonnal. Steve Keiser, president of Locall141 of the American Federation of State, County and MuniciJ!BI Employes, said the picket line was "WormaUonal. We want people JA~N - Wednesd~y at6 p.m. the w know ~be problem here." lOth Congreaslonal District Democratic Action Club will meet at the Public·· Library i~ Jackson. Speakers from the lOth District, which covers 12Y, CI\Unties CURFEW ·ORDERED from Zanesville to Ironlon, will discuss the POMEROY - Ope to acts of issues facing the l\atlon and the state in the vandalism )'omeroy Mayor Clarence forthcoming election. Andrews bas placed a curfew on juv.eniles Jerry Adams, Democratic candidate from now until Nov. I, beginning at 8 p.m. from tbe 91st Ohio House seat, will talk on ·Any juvenile out after tile hour of 8 p.m. Utility"Rate Refonn. Membership is open should be with their parents, if not the to everybody living within the Tenth parents will be prosecuted . District; but especially Democrats. land, from Albany Action Ouh to meet GALUPOUS - Tne French Art Colony has announced the three Judges who will do the initial screening in the cont.st to design a log9 or symbol that may become a regifllered trademark for the future 0. 0 . Mcintyre Metropolitan Park lliatrict. C21010n were . Mrs. Sarah Moshier, Mrs. Margaret Brim .and Mlu Mar/9rle Rinehart, all accompllstied l!l'tistl rom. this community in their own right.. · · Deadline w receive entries in the contest is October 31. Immediately following that date, the three judges wiil review the designs that have been entered In tbe competition 88 'an initial acreening. The final dectslon In making the official sele<:tlon of a design will be JJUide by tlle Park Commiasloners who are Dr. Clyde Evall9, Tom E: J011es and Dr. WWiam Thomas. Entries must be made on 811 by 11 inch paper In black and white . 'Mte logo or aymbol design ltoelf must flt Inside a m1n1mumof6'' by 7'', at a malimum of 7" by 9". 'Mte art work may he of any size or shape but within thoie given dlmensl0111. No limit is made fOI' the number of entries that can be made· by itny one lndlvidllll. All ' inter..ti!d cltllens who wilh to compete in the contest may enter. There are no reqUirement. for age or place of. residence. The probate judge, park . commissioners, French Art P,lony Judles and members ..- their famiiJes may not compete. Entries st>ould be sent to PARK CONTEST, the French Art Colony, Box 112, Gallipolis, Ohio 45831. 'lbooe entering the contest should place their· name, address and telephone number on the back of each of their entries. The winner wW be llllllounced Thanklgivlng week and receive a oaah prlle of 1100. !! it Is ·appropriate, bonorable mention prizes wiil be made. All entries become the property of the Park Commission. S& W District meeting noted · POMEROY - Ticketa are available for the·Melgs Soil and Water Conservation District annual meeting Nov, 4 at Cheater Elementary School, Chester . .Ticketa are 13each for the steak dinner to be served at 7:07 p.m. followed by election of supervisors, presentation of awards, and entertainment. Clarence McKnight will show slides of inter..ting and unusual mailboxes aU over tlle country' taken during hll travelll. A barbershop quartet will provide musical ·entertainment. . Tickets may be obtained fr001 the SCS and ASCS offices, oecoud floor of the Farmers Bank building; the Eztensloo office on Mulberry Hta., or (rom the10 individuals : Thereon Johnson, Shenefield, Roy Miller, David Gloeckner, Joe Bailey, VIrgil King, Boyd Ruth, Leota Young and Bob Mattox.' Candidates for the election of two · supervisors are: Jamea Carnshan; Sutton Twp.; Thereon Johnson, Letart Twp.; James i.Aicas, Rutland Twp.; and Roy Miller, Diester Tw!l. Anv landOJIIler ~ (Oantinued on page 2) II•• I ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 15, 1976