https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/54138a7721ebf6fa7b6bda57093c77ff.pdf 178a73361610cc832f212658f8b2eb36 PDF Text Text , . .... •• • ' .• -~-.---- ' • ., ' •• ~,. ~-~T~~~~D~~:il)~-~~~~~~~~~~::~~~2~.~1!1~7a~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . .~-~--------~------~.----. . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~~-+~ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY! . ' ~ . ' Ohio's bid for hearing 'de.n ied - " ' . ' " ' ,. . \ . SALE STARTS FRIDAY. A'T 9:30AM Anniversary Sale 1h PRICE '4.44 Anniversary Sale FALL BLOUSES Entire stock of fall shirts and blouses SALE . · SALE PRICES aft 99 -·-·-·"--·-·-{ A11niversary Sale 1-~~--~-·--·-~-·-~~~-·--·-·--~...,i-·-,-·-~~-.:-·-·--:-·-Annivf!rsary Sale WOMEN'S PANTS Our entire stock of misses, sizes to 20 and 5-6 womens sizes 32 to 38 Included . Basic and fashion styles. "'=- ·SALE SALE PRICES ·.Solids - Patterns·: · New fall selection. Save now. Spo~1swear Girls Our entire slack of girls 46x, 7·1.tland Preteen sizes is Included. -- •69.95 .. cfucfed. Ea rrings .. Pins . Ropes - Rlngs. SALE PRICES SALE PRICES Anniversary Sale -· •-·--·-~-·-·-:-.----~-:~-....~-·--< Mens '$9.95 Heavy Weight Anniversary Sale Reg . Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg . Reg. S69.95 S49.9S 449.9S 419.95 319.95 319.95 34" Gas Range ·. - - - 30" Gas Range - - - - - 34" Gas Ronge - - - - - 30" Ga• Range - - - . - - 30" Electric Range - - - - - 30" Electric Range - - - - - - ' · · - at the Mechanic Street Warehquse. Sale Sale Sale Sale Salt Sale . <0<!1 while. · BOYS WINTER.JACKETS • Anniversary Sale SALE PRICES Sizes 2 to 7 for juvenlle boys and regular boys srzes 8 to 20. Denims - Nylons - Corduroy . It'll pay you to buy the boys jackets you need now. ' . SALE PRICES Annivers/lry Sale MEN'S LEISURE SUITS Sizes 34 to o46 and small. medium, large ~nd extra large . . Includes our entire fall selection of styles. · A~niversary ,Sale DRESS SLACKS , Anniver8ary Sale Sizes 29 to 44 waist -· lengths from 29 to.34. Solid colors · neat patterns. In dudes all of our mens · double knit dress slacks. ' . Annex . ' . Sizes J21o4h,a lsl - 10 ounce ~lue de'nim . Very well made. Sanforized shrunk, . · Special r.i1e .Price Anniversary Sale MAIN STORE,, AIUIEX AND' WAREHOUSE DPEN I Our e~tlre stock of famous maker luggage Is Included. Big selection of ladles and mens styles. • Big selectioo of grandfather ' clocks ana . wall clocks. SALE P_ RICES Furniture Dwpt, Tlllrd Floor STEREO TAPES Anniversary Sale DRAPERIES TOSS Special group. Choose 30", · 36" or 45" length, SALI PRICES AnneK CUSHIONS Several solid colors In selectioo. SAl£ '1.77- FURNITURE THROWS Special group for this sale . .Prints ~ ""''"'--It-~ colors. ' 70Xl40 SIZE - - - - - - - SALE 7.69 70Xl20 SIZE - - - - - - - SALE 6.59 70X90 SIZE - - - - - - - SALE 5.29 60X70 SIZE - - • - - - - - • SALE 2.59 ' Home Furnishing Annex ·, TABLEOOVERS .Discontinued patterns in vinyl tablecovers. Neost popular sizes. Armiverury Sale WINTUK YARN Reg. 51.55 Skein Wintuk Orion Varii. SALE $1.09 SKEIN loTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM ELBERFELns· or cloth- ·lh PRICE \ POM RO'Y i Brzefs~ COLUMBUS (UP)) - the Public Utilities C~lon of Ohio today released a new proposed rule to place stricter controls on the use of the fuel adjustment clause used by eledric_utillties, · . · · The proposed rult1would pro~lde greater unifonnity to electric utilities' fuel adjustment claw;es, provide incentives for utilities to reduce fuel costs, and prov_ide in~r;j~Stld consumer protection from fuel clause abuse, the C0111I1118Sion·csald. ---- - -It would also provide consumers with "timely:• s«vings from declining fuel costs, expand the PUCO's monitoring ability and accuracy through the use of computer techqiques and order utilities to provide greater detail about fuel costs and practices to the conunission. . The commission said the proposed rille calls for 30-day period during which comments from the public will be requested. Legislation which also would place stricter controls on the fuel adjustment clause is pending •in the Ohio·General Assembly . According io the commission, PUCO is working with the legislature to develop comprehensive legislation regarding the fuel adjustment clause. The commission said the proposed rule is coreistent with the pending legislation. The commissioner said it was acting now to insure tighter control at the beginning of the winter heating season,The legislature is"expected to act on ita measw-e by the week of Oct. 20, this question time afiA!r time at our consumer meetings. She said the _lnvestigattoo was requested because the PUCO felt "a national vtew of • the situation was the best mechanism to fmd the facts ." "This Is just another example of the federal bureaucracy turning ita back on the -states," Mrs . Bloomfield said. "The lack of · a cohesive national energy policy is hurting Oliio - and the nation." • enttne at y e J Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XXVIT , NO. 121 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1975 PRICE 15' septem b'er jobleSs down to 8.3% _ · As measured by the ;I~~~~;j~j;~~~~~~~~~~~:j:~~j~j:j~;~~;jt~~~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~j~~~~;~~ttt~i~~:~~~:~;j:j:~;~:ill;~;l:~j~~1~m~~t~~~f~~~jj;;;:;~;;~:;;j~~~~~: unemployment statistic this jobless ratA!. By LEONARD CURRY Total unemployment in household 8\rVey, which bad year. WASHINGTON - THE SENATE APPROVED today and 1 UP! Builne11 Wrller September totaled 7.8 million been the more opUmlstlc In Young people .returning to WASHINGTON (UP!) sent to the White House a partial lifting of the arms embargo workers, .11nchanged h:,om . July and August, the Jobless against 'furkey imposed after the Invasion of Cyprus. The Rehiring of 180,000 laid.(lff high schools and colleges AugUBt when rou!\ded off. rate was unchanged. But WASHINGI'ON (UP1) - Olalrman Artuhr F. JlurDB factory workers and the caused the unemployment Total employment a,1so was nonfann pa)Tillls "increased whole Sel'll\te process took less than one minute. of lhe Federal Relerve Board Ia taiiD& a far more serious The House had voted 237 to 176 'i'l:nD'sday to release $185 reopening of schools dropped rate among teen-agers to unchanged at 85.4 mllllon. by about 180,1100 In Sepview tbaD tbe aobnWotntlaD ol tbe cauequenees of drop L8 per cent to 19.3, a mllllon In anns paid for by Turkey before the embargo went the unemployment rate In But gains of 180,000 Joba tember, nearly an of It In the default by_New York Cit7.llanu 18)'1 clefa11lt by tile city significant factor In the slight Into effect Feb. ~- The House added one change to a Senate September to 8.3 per cent, its redu.ced unemployment bi!Uwether mamtfacturing could "InJure" tbe utioll's rec:overy !I'GID lite recession. overall decrease in the version of the bill - calling for President Ford to "discuss" lowest ievelin seven months, slightly, resultlng. in the industries," BLS sat d. Default by tile city -ltll laabWty tG PI-)' Ita debts •• with Turkey the problem of opium filtering Into the United the Labor Department small monthly decline . Nonfann employment Iota~ lhey come due -II tbneteaed 101' December or 10011er. reported today, States. The Bureau of Labor 77.2 mllllon in September. l'reuary Secrelary WUllem E. SfmOD bu mtnhnl•ed the 'lbe jobleliS rate In August Statistics !likes two surveys BL8 said there ·were 100,IXKI EXTENDED OlrnooK ' P!!l_+tdtll tlfa!t !1(-ldtn by tile ce•trr'• Jarceat city to .o14AORID - POUCE EXCHANGED GUNFIRE with was 8.4 per Celli In August, for deter'mlnlng the Jobless new jobs il1 mrable gOods, - meet Its oltlfii'doiii: .arlil the llaad llllrket bu already Sunday tb-roa.Kh 1iifle' Youths tolla in"'"a'"worklllg class suburb wheh a , the same as" JqJy. but weD Tuesday, cenerally fatr rate. One Ia a survey rl. manufacturing 'of electrical talleli tl!at jloullllllty lata ·--t. poUceman w81 slain Wednesday, the Spanilh n~ agency below the 9.2 per cent in May through tbe period With households, the other of equipment, primary metaiJ, PrHidellt Fonl1lllll81at• oppoH.III1 federal effort to Europa ·l'rela saki. The agency said two of the youths were · whtch was · the worst above normal tem· employer payrolls. The machinery and furniture. In 11ave off defa11lt. IlarDI bull't said will~ If Ulyiblag, be arreste4 after the shootout. There w81 no Immediate report of peraturea. Highs wW be In surveys merged In Septem- noridurable goods, there were would lllle to see tbe coverumelll do. !'be Fed II emcasuaiUes. after showing Job gains .or 80,000 In lbe 70s and Iowa will be ln. ber powered to mate a loan to New Yon, but Blll'lll bas The trio tried to flee In a red car bearing Basque province· lbe upper 40s to lbe low 50s. dlsctepencles In recent pl'oductioo ~ clothing, tex- - resisted so far. licenoe plate!!. But governn.~nt sources said the two arrested months. Illes and food processing. "II tbia erllil Ia 110t resolved, It COIIId lajare tbe youths were criminal types, probably not politically recovery process tbllt Ia DOW UDder way In oar aaUoaal , motivated, according to Europa Press. The shootout occurred ecooomy," Barna told tbe H - Badcet Committee In Aluche, an eastern suburb where an officer was gWtned ·lbursday. down Wednesday In a coordinated guerrilla attack that left By EDWARD S. LECHI'ZJN lhr!le policemen dead and one wounded. • UPI Auto Writer DETROIT . ( UPI) WASHINGTON - CHARLES RUFF NEXT WEEK wW be • named special WaiA!rgate prosecutor succeeding Henry S. Domestic auto sales in Ruth, according to a Justice Department spokesman. Ruff, a career Justice Department official, worked In the special prolteCIItor's office until July, when he became acting chief mndels, Jumped about 13 per Tvio persons were treated was gains to make a right iMQCCtor of the Drug Enforcement Administration. cent over August and the Syracuse Council Thursday away from advertising for Doblie property and placed and released ·at Veterans hand turn onto County Road 5 Ruff ·helped prosecute W. A. "Tony" Boyle for illegal Imports' share of the market night agreed to terminaiA! the bids on tts awlnunlng pool on a conaete slab. Memorial Hospital Thursday as be was bearing to the left activities In connection with the United Mine Workers Union slipped below 20 per cent for services of Scientific project. Council discussed tearing following a -tractor rtg and and across the center line . Instead, he made a left hand which Boyle headed. Justice Department sources said II was the fourth time this year· SanltaUon, IDe., the garbage Council also voted -'that down certain· houses In town auto accident. Indust·ry analysts pickupservice,effectlveDec. there wiU be 'no trick or treat and placing gravel on several not clear when Ruff wiU take over Ruth's dulles. Ruth has The Melga <;:oun ty Sheriff's turn, and so did Coneway, estimated Detroit auto sale~ and obtained the pickup announced he intends to quit In mid-month: this- year, but rather a party alleys. · . 31 Dept. said, James W. Casey, and their vehicles collided. at approximately 582,000 · ~ce of Lawrence Manley. at tbe fire station for chUdren There was sllght damage to It was reported that the 40, Middleport, and Ralph Manley said he 1l'ill pick up of the village and Minersville. steps for the slide .have snider, a passenger in the rig, and heavy to Casey's BEIRUT, LEBANON _: RIVAL CHRISTIANS and cars, with. Import sales at Moalems began removing their mllltlaa from the streets today, about 140,000. While up from three 20-pllon cana a month Milton Varian, police chief, arrived and the slide IS ready Casey car, were taken 'to the car. but sniper fire and kldnaplngs delayed a full return to nonnal August, sales of U.S.-bullt for $2.60. He saki he would reported there will be no to be put up.lt was also noted hospital by the Middleport EAt 3:30 p.m. In Rutland In the city tom by two weeks of civihtrife. Both eldes left sand- cars )Vere still down 5 per Ulte to have trash in plastic curfew during the Halloween that bird houses should he put R squad for treatment of Larry Fridley' l8, ~1. 4• bagged gun emplacements and street barricades empty in the cent from last September's bags. He will start Monday season unless absolutely. up before winter to which lacerations tllnd abrasions. Pomeroy, was b-aveUng west Moalet suburb of Chlah and the adJoining Chrialian area of high sales, boosted by making contacts and learning necessary. In past yean the council agreed, and set The accident occurred at '1. • on Main St. when he struck a customers trying to · beat th area Those who would children's conduct W81 good Monday night between 5 And p.m. In Salisbury Twp. at the parked pickup truck owned Aln'Rummaneh where most of the flg~Ung has takep place. ~ hill 'services before the and a curfew was not 5:30 to do it. ' But when security forces look up posiU0118 along the main higher pri~es on the '75s. lnlersecUon of SR 7 and by Leading Creek ConIndustry and financial ana- December, date may call m- necessary. Council comroad between the tWo suburbB they encountered sporadic fire Attending were Wfngett, County Road 5. servancy District. from militia units which had apparently withdrawn to new lysts said the early and ~d~ ms:•mended the children for their Troy Zwilling, Eber Pickens, Stearl Coneway, Jr., 43, A passenger, Delbert perlmetA!rs. Beitut Radio warned motorists that roads near the _Octoher sales would· provtde Robert Wingett, president fine behavior In the past. Ed Neutzling, Bary McCoy, Markleyburg, Pa., was Fridley, hsd a laceraUon of Ollah and Hazmieh areas were "riaky" although traffic was (Continued on page 14) of council, who presided In .Council also agreed to Varian, George Holman, driving a tractor rig north the knee but was not treated . heavy In other seclions of Beirut and coastal roads to the north move a building located on treuurer, and Kathryn behind the Casey car. Larry · Fridley was ctted to the a'-tnce of Mayor, Herand south were clear. · the former roadside park and Crow, clerk. Coneway thought that Casey court for reckless operation, ~ man lAndon, satd the village the old jail to the former 18 'approzlmately 45 days WASHINGTON - SECRETARY OF SfATE Henry A. Killinger hopes to resolve hia dispute with Con!Vl!ll today over fl'omlles to l!rael and Egypt, 81 the House International Relations Commltlee gives ita fonpal approval for the ilse of .' American technlciana In the Slna~- Peninlula. Kllslnger late 'lbureday delivered Pre,tdent Ford's formallllllll'llnces, as requested, that the full extent of bindlng Two firms have been ~:~;~~: · " ii:i( commttmeniB to Israel and Egypt had been made known to the Senate FOI'f!lgn RelaUo!18 Corrunlttee: "I have made, on behalf Rail, Edison Baker and of the President, a lonna! statement IJ1 conformity with jhe George Ingels , Attending Senate re110lution Wednesday," Kissinger said. being transported damaged .,..... . The btU, estimated to coat nearly $'7 billioo a r,ear in federal tax funda but ,... program wiU be firmed up by were Mr , and Mrs. Don Sen. Frank Church, D-ldaho, and Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R- the Langs~ille bridge . ;~i:i;i; ' relying In part on continuation of private health Insurance, was sulmitted ';!i j the Middleport Chamber of, WilSon, Mr. and Mrs. John N.Y., told reporleraafter a second cloeeckloor seulon with Given award by Judge 'H::i with broad bipartisan eupport by Sens .. Russen··s . Long, D-La., _and ;:;;;;; Commerce at a special Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Killinger that the last rema~ng element of the dispute John ·c . Bacon In the Meigs , :;;;;;;i Abraham Rlblcoff, D-Conn. ; ~ g;; m~llng on Oct. 9 at 8 p.m. In Manning Kloes, Mrs. E. 0. concerned the manner In which the ·COmmitmenta would be County common Pleas Court ~:i!i' Long said It would protect aU erlcans from the "devastating financial :;;;;;: · the Colwnbus and Southern Rail, George· Ingels, Edison Jlllde Jiubllc. · Wedneeday were the General ~l eff~" of major Wneaa or injury b aaaurtng that the fuU costs of prolonged / ·! 't Ohio Electric Co. building, Ba~er and Mike Willlams. Sales Construct1o11 Co. of ::)::~: treatment would be picked up by I no-cost inaurance. · iiiii!~ Preliminary discussions on " WASHINGTON - THE WASHINGTON POST printed a 24- Cleveland and lhe Com· ::;;;:;: Long Is chairman of the Senate ,nee Corrunlttee and Rlblcoff, a ~;;;::; the project were he!~ Thurs. TWOFINED j.ge eilition today at six secret plants oul*ide of the city. merctal Union Insurance co. i'!!t committee mt111ber, Is- a former etary of Health, Educatioo and ;:i:';;: day at noon following a Fined $10 and costa etch in Publlcati111 w81 suspended for one da~ becawte of a walkout by of Boa ton. . :::::;: Welfare. -~:::::: luncheon at the Martin the court of Pomeroy Mayor '>-qnion prelmllllt and dainage to the Poet presses. A POl! Defendants In the case flied 'i!i:i:i 'lbey said their nine cospon801'alnclu Democratic and Republican Viii~ Restaurant presided over by Dale E. Smith Thursday 118id today'sediUo111 of the nation'll seventh largest Oct. were :;;:;:;; Senate leaders as well as "liberals, moderates and conservatives of both ;:::::;; Don Wilso~, president. night were L. M. Fitzpatrick, 4, 1974, paper wereprocesaed and'distributed for both street and home Nicolozashea Trucking co., :i:i:i:! parlles." Nonetheless, neither this nor ariy other fonn of national health In Ita . community service Route 1, Middleport, on a lle~wry, althol18h the street version was delayed by several . camJntdge, and' Raymond ;:;;;:i; , inBUranceillexpecledtowincon~resslonalapprovalthlayear. ;~;:;:i program it was proposed ,to speeding charge, and houn. . Yarian, driver of the com- · 'i!.i!.!.i 'lbe bill, similar to one propolled by Long and Ri~olf lut year, would: i:i\!!! Invite the Art tudenia at Richard E . Swan, MidAt the Post plant, about 40 helm.eted pollee were on hand pany. According to the : :::::: -For aU Americans, provide l!18urance to pick up full medical costs of :;:;:;:; Meigs High School of Jack _ dleport, for .fa.'Hng · to yield catastrophic illnell above 80 days ofhoapitalizaion or S2,000 in expenses. :;::::: Slavin to paint the town's fire right of way . \lite Thunday night to llmlt pocketing and fi'Ohibft union charge the rotaJt drilling rig :;:;:;:: IIMillben from coming within two blocks of plant. The was ndt securely fastened' to - For f!OOr, eltBblish uniform national prot~ram of benefits to cover @\\ hydrants in bicentennial LOCAL TEMPS prellllllll weal on llrlke 81 their contract._explred with the the vehicle which was moving :::;:,: theflrll ~.000 or 80days In the hospital. · :,:;::< colors. The chamber will buy The temper-' lure In l'ollat~'nleeday. Allreeruptedseyeral hours later In · ·tt tlirough Meigs County. -For the non-poor, make available a private health inlurance poUcy at the paints, the Poet I preiii'OOm and all of Ita presses were damaged In Both the plaintiffs and ,:,::::: reasonablt group rates to cover the first 80days or _$2,1100. ::::<:: Named to the nominating downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday was 49 degrees djurefeyndants waiveil trial by under sunny skies. Wedneeday anrl early Thursday , · ···············u.·.·········-·.•.•.•,•.•,w.·.·············································.. " " .. ·""" """ ·.... " ........... · · • cars up- ~~~:::~ b:ye~~ ~~~~ syracuse .switches its k · waste__pic_ up service • Rig, car collide the the Judge awards Christmas project will Two finns . smn of $19,400 ~~;o:J:::r: Anniverury Sale · While tt.ey ~~t Home Furnishl_n gs Annex Our entire stock of stereo S-track tapes Is included In this sale. · .'6.33 I - Anniversary Sale or one- ' Men's Blue Denih Wen Dungns . Home Furnlshlnt• Anniversary Sale CLOCK SALE SAVE 20% r Home Fumtllllngs Annex LUGGAGE SALE PRICES. MEN'S DOUBLE I(NIT Annex · Mechanic Street Warehouso Juvenile sizes 3 to 7. Boys sizes 8 to 20. Coat , styles - Slipovers and Vests. Gold - Avocado - Red Black. 10" skillets, 1-qt., 2 qt. and3 ql. saucepans, . by West Bend. ' Reg. 5.95 Cookware Sale 4.48 Reg. 5.59 Cookware Sale 4.18 . 4. 95 re 3.68 435.60 416.90 333.10 322.30 277.20 233.20 _ • , She said th.e· agency's · request was made because "Ohio wanted proof that gas allocations to the states were IH!In]!-:-made-falrly and equitably. The PUCO does . not ·have any evidence that the allocations are fair, and now the FPC !tas refused to give usa chance to find out." Mrs0 Bloomfield ·said the state conuntssion wants to also detennlne If the gas situation In Ohio reflects a true picture of ~uthe11tic gas shortages. - The FPC, according to the PUCO, said . such _an inv~stigation would be :•onWleldly, procedurally mefficient and, therefore, inexpedient to the public interest." Mrs. Blooomfield said the PUCO does not agree with the FPC position. ''Too many ,people -In Ohio and across the country are wondering if the gas shortage is real or contrived. We hear of fuel adjustment clause by utilities Sales of and lid . SALE $1.99 SET Home F..-nlshings ·GUDDEN SPREO. SAnN LATEX WAll PAINT Regular $10 :95 gallon ,.... custom-mixed colors - BOYS SWEATERS . Attniversary Sale 2 piece c<intatns rug cover. STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE Ann-iversary Sale SALE PRICES BATH SETS Anniversary Sale Annivf!'"sary Sale •7.88 Anniversary Sale 81" length Sa]e 4.29 36" length Sale 2.89 Home Furnishings SALE '1.88 PR. inc ludes our entir e stock. ' '1. 19 fiANNEL WORK SHilfTS · ' Sizes 36 io' 46 and extra large sires 48 to 54. Waist length sjyle and looger suburban length jackets. Corduroys denims - vinyls . ny lons- nylpn and cotton blends. There's a won(lerlul selecti on and this Anniversary Sale . · Our entire stock of Caloric gas and electrlo ranges fs Included. Gas ranges feature pllojless Ignition. Self clean · Ultra-Ray broiling cooks 30 per cent faster, uses 30 per cent less gas. On Salt MEN'S WINTER. JACKETS SALE PRICES YARO _GOODS Special group of sheers In two popular lengths. CALORIC RANGES Boys fashion jeans and blue denim jeans ~ Includes our entire stock . Sires 8 to 18 In regulars, slims and huskies. SALE PRICE-S CURTAINS Anniversary Sale BOYS JEANS AND SLACKS lncludes.our entire stock of mens dress shirts sport snirts - leisure shirts mid knit shirts. Sizes small. medium , large and extra large and nec k size dress shirts 141h to 11112. · $1.29- - $1.39 - $1.49 a yard Your Choice ,4nraiversury Sale MEN'S SHIRT SALE • Anniversary Sale 100 per cent colton printed and plain color percales. Calico 100 percent cotton prints . cotton and polyester blend prints . 36 and 45 inches wlde. A fine selection . Includes our entire sfock ~ot Carhartt . Complete size (In Carton) Furniture Dept., Third Floor · Anniversary Sale selection . Stock up now. Anniversary S11le SALE $24.99 . You Save 529.95 position height adjustment - Deluke bag - llg~t - .fool operated sv.:jtch. The complete selection _of popular Carhart! brown duck overalls :J ackets - Insulated tov.eralls . hoods. SALE PRICES Walnut finish with ·record storage. 4 Anniversary Sale .. ~~------------~----------- AND $19.95 TOOL ATTACHMENTS BROWN· DUCK WORK Cl.OlHES jewelry is in · SALE '24.99 (In Carton) .STEREO.STANDS . EUREKA SWEEPER ' PUCO proposes stricter rules on use ' Burns wonied about New York Walnut finish - Sliding glass doors - adlustable ' center shelf. ' $79.95 88$ PAIR Our enllre stock of tall SALE PRICES ~egular Mens sizes 9 to 15 - Boys sizes 7 to. 11 and junior boys sizes 6 to 10. White with multi color stripe tops. . Costume Jewelry cos1umc - TUBE SOCKS Anniversary Sale BOOKCASES ·A nniversary Sale SALE PRICES SALE PRICES Anniversary Sale Regular 3.5.Q. Boys & Girls Sizes - : - 1.99 Regular 3.95 Young Mens.& Ladi~s Sizes ·2.49 Men's and Bciys' pastels, fashion colors. , Furniture Dept.,' Third Floor Anniversary Sale Anniversary Sale t-:-;:-----lhfa~;m~;:o~us m~kers. Queen size Regular $124.95 each piece. Sale $169.00 for b'oth Mattress and Box Spring. bul a good overall selection. MEN'S. NECKTIESReady tied ties and ties you can tie yourself. WOMEN'S LINGERIE Slips. half slips. bras and panties by two -~------------------------ satOOL NAME Sti.IRTS White cotton shirt with school name.. and emblem in school colors Imprinted on front . Not every school in every .Size, WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR Annivflfsary Sale l. ~ HIGH Y2 PRICE Anniversary Sale SAL.E PRICES Full size Regular $99.99 each piece. SaJe $139,00 for both Mattress and Box Spring, , Anniversary Annivenary Sale · Lopg pajamas and baby doll pajamas in 100 per cent nylon or Polyester-cotton blends. . . ' ' ~ • ' · liy United PreasiDtemadooal '" WASHINGTON - AGRICULTURE SECRETARY EarlL. Butz raised the suppOrt price for milk Thursday but said the siA!p will not lrnn:lediately boost dairy product prices In stores. : The Increase In government support prices for milk will he about two cents a half gallon. Wholesale market prices are . already higher than the new support level. Botz said higher consumer prices are approaching, but -)Viii result from short milk supplies and not the goverment nprice order. The Improved prlceiwere intended to "give . . • fanners the assurance they need to stay in dairying." The ''Jll'ices apply to manufacturing grade milk used for fl'oduclng "butler, cheese and similar products. The support price action, ·'however, influe.nces drinking grade milk indirectly, ,, ----.--·-------------·------ SALE PRICES Misses - Half sizes - Juniors. Selected from our regular stock. · · ,J.Llews • • •zn ---~-----~-r-------~-----Twin size Regular $79.95 each piece. Sale $109.00 for both Mattress and Box Spring. ' giving. . COLUMBUS iUPI) :_ The Public Utj)ites Coinmission of Ohio said today the Federal Power Commission has refused to conducf a national hearing to investigate the natural gas shortage. The state conunission filed the request for an investigation in February, saying It was hampered lnits ability to regulate the diStribution of gas in Ohio effectively becauSe of a lack of a coordinated national energy policy, · PUCO Commissiooer Sally w. Bloomfield said the agency was "bitterly disappointed" over the refusal. "Ohio needs to know exactly what Information the FPC uses to determine allocation policies " Mrs. Bloomfield !IBid. "The states are proper participants in hearings of this type - it's the ·states which are arfected.'' "hr::~>.::::;:;~:::«:::::~:::::~::::::::::::::::;:,:;:,:~:::::::::::::::::~:::::;,:,:,~:<~:::::~>;::s::s~ Simcopedic . Deluxe innerspring mattresses and box springs. A tremendous group - all new styles. Arranged for your easy selection. Buy nOw for yourself or for Christmas ' WOMEN'S DRESSES ' . . MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL BAND MAJOREITES - Front ro.w, Vicki Manley, field commander, back row, 1-£, Pam Nicinsky, Teresa Wildermuth, Barb Douglas, Kim' Krautter and Debbie Osborne. They'D be in Athens tonight fronting the big Marauder Marching Band. ·· Anniversary Sale Th is sale is on all of our mens sweaterS - sllpovers . coat styles ·· sleeveless sweaters. ~.., e .. # MEN'S SWEATERS Small group of misses and half sizes. ,, / Anniversary Sale FALL DRESSES included. Big selection o.f fashion and basic styles. Be sure to register in the Home Furnishings Annex or at the Mechanic .Street Warehouse for the $300 in Gift Certificates to' be wort by our customers- no purchase necessary you need not be present to win. , Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Plaid patterns - long ,shirt tails _. two pockets. ·sALE PRICES A11niversary Sale ! , •• -.;! FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS Preteens - Juniors - Misses - Womens sizes. Entire stock is included. Small group of misses ,sizes . Anniversary Sale I , Mens $5.95 FALL COATS COORDINATE 'SPORTSWEAR While They Last I " . I be finned up October 9 ~-==:!:=:.=::::== I ,~~.~::. :;~.::,:::~ the .,lle8man ;: t the -hi the a \\l !ti!: :~: : ;:;:;:;: ; :;:;: ;: ;:;:;:;:;:;~: : : : : ;:;: ; : : : :;:~::: :;: :;: : : ;:; ;: ;: ;:;::::;fi!;!i!i!i!i;:; :;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:itW:':;:;:;:i:l;:;:;:; :;:; : ~: :i:i:i:!: :i:t::; ; :JdiW ~~~':rsto:e~i:r:.~~~ ~~ J::l :rt:'the~~=!~~== =~-:: h:uS:i ' i . I ~ ~ " �I • '· I - 2 ~ The Daily Sentinel. Mlddleport-Poml't'oy. 0 .. Friday, Oct. 3, 1975. ...:......,._ .. "' --.:..-.---·- ,, Editorial comment, ' .. . . Running for office ;-+ ' U:l:'rts~~':er . one stab at a time opinion, {e4tures ' ' Tiede " ... ' ,,.,. -- wASHINGTON _ To the year. As more people tend to best of IIIIYOne's Jaiowledge test the deep waters every 1... · _ _ Sen, Uoyd Bentsen has never four ye•rs. the issue ~"'0~-.oo:.o<><><><><><><>~~::><:><::><::><:><.....:.....:>-<::..G...;;~.,O-o..· ~...,·l-beebeen char•cterlzed, the promi~~e~J-not-to go-away. ' leading Democratic canFor Bentaen's part, there~. didate for president. This Is no issue. lie beUeves his because, according to polla, value to hill state ahould not only about 2 per cent of the be lost even if his bid for · First It was a!leged aiiSUsinaUon plots ag!llnet foreign leaders and spying on Amerlc1111s nation 's DemocraiB want liim ptesldency ill. A Udall supNow, polson dart guns and exploding Ucht bulbs, among other lethal James Bondlsh toys: In the office, and only about porter similarly, though simulated germ warfare attacks against the New York subway system; a secret cache of 15 percen t of· everybody eille stressing hill.!ftan "will not" to~ malntla~ed agalnst presidential orders, potent enollj!h to wipe out a amall city · even knows who he is. lncleed, be a dual candidate, says that I reve on wil0 next be dred.{_ed out of a teemingly boltomleas pit o1 nefarl~ Central after months of eampaignlnc Americant should give 1J1teillgence Agency activities? More important, wbot is.to be done with an agency tbot has for nominallon to the notion's . thought to the consequences violated the charter by wlilch li wu created and has made the United States look both fooUsh highest offtce, it Is said that when good men who try, for and vicious In the eyes of the world? · on the stump the man stW !tao great heights and fail are It would be one thing if the continuing parade of allegations against and admiaslons by lh difficlilty getting a good table forced out of continued CIA could be baillnced by showing what It has done during Its eliltence' to enhance the sen:rit; at Burger King. service to the nation. Then and further the freedoms of Americans. By..definition, of courae, a country's intel!lgence apSo It ill not surprisblg that, there 18 the question of otaff ·paralulia supposed to be secret. The CIA may have IICOred espionage trlumphs:the public in recent weeks, Bentsen has security. As a defeated kndws nothing about. · quietly aMountm thst in presidential ca'ndldate, But the agency's bungles have been 10 numerous and egrecious and ita reputaUon has addition to the presidency he Bentsen could go back to his become so unsavory that It la difftcult to see how the V, s. would he any worse off with no in· Ill 1 $30 million business in Texas w a so In 197t seek but bis peopie, denied a dual' telligence apparatus at aU. reelection to the ~nate . It Ia Even If one were to excuse such a monumental error as the CIA 'a !allure to predict Egypl 's · at least discreet for .a man candidate, "have to roll for Invasion of the Sinal ~ 1fl3, or even to realize a real war had started when It was already in unknown by the White House or the 85 per eent of street." progress- alter all, you can~ win 'em all" -It illlhocklng to be told that in at least one inAmericans 10 minimize bis The ··counter argument, stancewhen the CIA had solidinf~Uon, It coUaborate4ln the dlalortlon of that inf t' to ..,.e poUtical enda. · , orma IOD poUtlcal riSks. Besides, as however, ill substantial: It is Kin Hubbard once wrote wrong, to hogtie the poUtlcal In yet atther d8maetns olleptlon, former CIA intelliam.ce analyst Samuel A. Af!ams told the House In lllge~e Ccmmlttee that .the lie& Conullunllt Tel offenalve,.,.hich cost nearly thereseemstobeaneicesaof process. Bentsen's dual 4,000 American lives, caught U.S. forces by llliJ'PI'i,le becauae top offlciall In and out of the CIA everything except parking candidacy ·confuses the bad ordered false figures about enemy troop slrenstb to show that the VietCong was running !IP&cel in the Upion, thus why sincerity of bis national bid, out of men. He bacia I!Jl bis char_Be with ca!JI~s, friD! former !J.S. Ambassaclor Ellsworth shouldn't a man of the caliber and paralyzes those who of whalshisname seek more Bun~er and Gen. O'elghlon Abriml, deputy U. commander In Vietnam at the time. than one office at a time? would replace him in Tela&. One man, one' vote; one man, Allholllfh our aim was to fool the American preas the public and the Congress " said Lyndon Johnson did II, one office; one mJII, one Adams, "welnlntelUgencesucceededbestlnfootlng~ves." . ' ~~d ~ to be a ftlting eplteph for an agency that, In the opinion of a growing . also in Texas. He, too, was a ~ndldacy; the beat~ for dedicated to the notion nbecomlnum er cans, ~d ouWved whatever usefulneu It may ever have had. Certainly, ilia man the nation coUtdn '.t risk losing the loser to play In America is . g more and mort .manlfat t!)at a top-to-bottom housecleaning of the CIA, posaibly even its abolition and the setting up of a new Intelligence agency under strict and Independent him In Wsshlngto'l,_ so he ran 1 that of trying again. control - an agency that coUecta Intelligence, not cobra venCIII-1.1 in order Jest tbla nalion In 1960 lor both the vice presidency and the Senate. one day find lthauuCCHdedin fooUng ltaelf Into obUvion. · And by dOggies, as they say in the pa~~handle, he' won both. He did not serve In the dual Zero PopulaUon Growth, Inc. reporla that it has been experiencing Its own populalion capacity, of course, lhQ!18h IIUI'ely the devoted wiihed he exploslon. ln a single allt-week period, the staff of the Waahington~ organization zoomed might. Strangely, be resigned by 33 per cent. · · · from the more poWerful post. If contlnuedindeflnltely, this tfendwould mean thet by t:37 a.m. on January 1in Ihe year Other than Johnson and 200l,every square foot of theeath's aurface would be occupied by a ZPG staffer. Bentsen, though, there have By lAwrence E. Lam~, M.D. think so. Could Sanserls have and a long, ·stamped, selfFortunately, theZPGhudetermlned tomalntalnZPG with a total of 16 people. "long..-un been no modern candidates DEAR DR. LAMB - Some caused my problems? I stW addressed envelope, and ask stability at about that number has been ll&lllred," It says in Ita newsletter, :•since the carrying this presulliptuous. The time ago ybu mentioned' In have the same pain from time lor The Health Letter number capacity of the office has been reached." hil!lory books are curloualy one of your columns that to time, but not every nigh't as 2-9, Headache : Man's · Most silent about the dual can- Sansert was exceUent.for the I did to begin with. If I catch · Common Pain . , Sansert (methyserglde) •didacy condition': Even ·the prevention of migraine It in llnie, Empirln will help, but I may have to take four to works on headaches, because normally preclae research headaches. si1 over a period. It raises the person's pain I developed what I thought staff a\ the • Library ol DEAR READER I am threshold. In other words it Almlnac Congress ill unsure about the was a dental problem with not sure from yoU,· letter takes more pain for you to By United Presa In- specllics of the lrtallel\ yet woulpalndinmyklow.~rleRjawthalntot ~ime what type of headache you notice !t. It does this by tematlonal the consensus II tluii ·the wor '" way up J h my right eYe. A dental h~ve or had, but It is not the neutralizing a chemical In the Today 11 Frldly, Ocl. 3, lhe o nson-Bent~en thing Ia In 11 ......... th t typical migraine headache. body that lowerJJ the pain ' frealdah e:um a 011 es18 """""" a ~nergy 278th day .of 197$ with 89 to ·· • · my teeth were 0 .k. Many headaches are on a threshold and is sometimes follow. Johnson muscled a perA 1 1st ell ---• vaacular basis, though, even Involved In headaches. It will The moon Ia awoachlng milling law through the neta'o og agn..... my By Rl)' Q-omley • If they are not migraine prevent migraine headac)les • T 1 11 problem u a vascular conexas eg s a 1ure, and . dill d th 0n1 thin h WASHINGTON - New surveys by men who devote their Ita new ptwe, headaches. · .m about two out of three •·· Is lakin g advan-e ••d gaveon, me an was e Valltm Y g Ite time to studying lntematiclllll lnveltment and .pending in· ' Th e mornIng stars are Ben-n Headache pain can be cases. dlcate the full oflecls of the world petroleum cartel'• major ou · Venus, Saturn, Mars and ~1. In at leut mo.st other didn't Help. Then· a caused by over d!Utatlon of It is not totally ~!]nocuous price boosts of 1873 and lfl4 haven't ret been felt. Jupiter. • ee dual candidacies are neurosurgeon ~ut me on arteries that stretch nerve and must be used in,selected The evening star ill Mer- forbidden. Henry Jackson, as San rt 1,... to tak f The wont Is yet to come. example; also a presidential se · ....,an e our fibers and cause pain, A goOd patients, and not used In These hisher eperiiY costa - much lite a major sudden cury. Those born Qlllhla dale are candidlte uP for reelection n a day, and, much to my example here Is the "mor- patients with a variety of .Increase In ta1es - obvloualy leave ua cOIIIUillen wtth leu under the sign of Ubra. the 'senile next year, cannot :azement, •the pain stop- ning after" headache with problems, including high money to spe?J for other things: dilated arteries to the head blood pressure and heart So we buy less, keeping bQulrlal production below Emily Post, American by law appear more than Mte, taking San t region. Headaches can be disease. . capacity, .unemployment b1gh and production at Inefficient author and arbiter of on~ on bla state's ballo\. ' itve months 1 beg.:""hav~;· caused by muscle con, I don't think the 'kind of leveill. Jteatvery Ia slowed lrnmelllnbly. etiquette, Wll born Oct. 3, Jackson, acll!ally, says he both back and stom h tracUons and often cause reaction you had after five would not run lor both offices ac Thill II only a ~rt of the problem. The oil cartel countries, 1873. those at the back of the skull months Is from Sansert. On lhla day In hilltory: even If authorized, and adichea~ orthopediblec surgeon which for a time lumeled major portions of their new.fGund and back of uie neck. Or, they • Nausea and vomiting may .., M · -•-•-· to .__ ........ agn...... my pro m as an I n 18 ""• rs. Rebecca <:UIU,,. ... ve sq..,....., an old d ·enerated disc petrodoUan Into loana and invellmenl, are crsduiUy in· d can he caused by pain from occur at first , but with vesting and lo.snlng leaa wqtorllonately and buying more. Felbm, a Georala Democrat, earlier movement In tre te"t m ith ian · a e w var ou~ pressure or traction on smaller \loses and a gradual Though this shift does lllmulate aome companies became the lint WOIIWI to Washington State tO have sensitive areas within the bllild up, this problem can be J)l'oductnc lnduatrlll equipment, mW!ar)' hardware and other .-ve in the u.s. Senate. . ballot laws modified fOr b1s :e.:::clnes and therapy to no brain. Nervous tension, avoided. The medicine should In 1938, Italian dictator benelil.llil herolcs,!bowever, · specialized goods, It ill obvious the buying paUnt r1. lhe oU My 1nlernal medicine migraine headaches, · even cartel nations u a group are of litlla help to 111011 of the maa Benito MIIIIOllnl,liunched an are dlminillhed by the fact that the Waahlngton . flllng doctor put me In the boepltal, bad posture, c.an produce proWctlon, CIIISWill!l' loods - ll*slrlel ol which our attadl on Ethiopia. their effects through one of ~ has relied this t._t decade or 10. While heavy In· . In 1880, . Soviet Premier date for congfeaalonll office and he ran all kinds ol tests these mechanisms. S been I very Important OIIIIJIOIIIIIt rl. our ,rowing Nlldta Khnllbcllev refilled to (AIIIfual) . comet alter the and everylhlng was normal. I II you want more In· meet Prtlldellt Elae""- D · was getting so diatressed that groa na~ product, the roiiiiiJM' mariDtt and the IIIJI"fka · ,• .,.,.r em ocr a 11· C. nom 1nating I discontinued taking all formation on the different liidultrlea have ~ the ''klcter" to keep cmrtb crsat In Paris un1.a the Ulited convention, thua if Jackson Slat• admlttad U2 apy plane l011e1the party bid be still baa medicine, Including San!MII'Is. types of headaches and enough to employ our growing pool of Wlrbn. I a~ed my Internal medicine ,methods of management, you Unfortwllltely, lion-, much rl. the bu1IDi by the richer f1111U ov.- Rullla were acta time to me fOf'ihe Senate Actually the o~ly docliJr If Sanaerls could have · might wriie to me In care of oil cartel natlonstendll toward thole indaltrlal loadt 1fhtch rl. ~- ElaellMwer · prealdentl~ candidate of csuaed the problem, and he thill newspaper, Radio City ~ctly and indlnc:tJ,y employ I • labor per dollar ·rl. 111e1 relued. recent tlmea cbooainC 01 to said It was poaaible, but the , Stilton, P. 0 . Box 1551, New than thole productlll.lted above, 011 whldl 011' 01111 Jlllllldlnl run for a flubact ~ wu• · neur0111rgeon said he didn't York, NY 100i9: Send 50 cents has been cutback beca-ofl!llher-.rCOIIII. Unlesa lhll country, and otben 10 affected, llnclla.aolullon DIVOTI,TO THI . . enoush Barry Goldwalel:. had ~~-----·11!1·•------~~~ to the continuing eneri!Y dependency a:illl, "' may be In fGr INTIII ITO~· Influence in ~ AriJona 0 high unemployment as far as the eye can teeln the future. cH'1,~ .'R,_~ ~:::=rLL lln1880togetafa'forabled1181 Because most other countries 111m belli bardar hit than · candidacy llw, but declined . 1 •••· ••· ROIIIIT NOIHICH. ' Oil the """lll.o. of __, 11 we, they, In tl&'ll, muat lncreulngly rt1tr1et 1mpor11 of conCity ldllor · • .• ,.. . aume.r goods to meet the delayed•effecta of the cartel's oll price Publllhld dallY oxcopt ethial Solurdor by The O~lo Volley ' · lncreues, 'llblch threaten to get worse. , I Publishing company, 111 Ethics perhapa ilthe ·core Court St. Pomoroy, 0~10 •-- 1n ,__._ of d··-• ~ wl.th New Yort·aty, there COllies a time when credit A$169 . Butlnass 0111<1 Ph..,l u•-•cel ,... Nil out and aU the qu1c:k and ell)' fbtes have been elhaulled. 992·2156. Edllorlol Phone 992· candidacies. The fllltltloll 1.1 ' Here liPID.~ cu!Mcb and hold do1llla In what fonl8n 2151 . · StcOI)d clou postage paid · whe th er Am er Ican voters CWD~ 1Ift 1114 whallhe)' lNJ fnllll American flnnt o:~vortlslnv should take the candidate and 11 l'l'iea Gpll'allna worldwide, · wl.11 lnltnllfy the ••::.~:~":.· ropusontollvt ward · 'serloawhllruntfGr tlll.l and ::eSia~~rment and 011 toJ >W!Jlc ataWity 1D the g~m~~~~~ ~·:.v.~~~ :;,~· · that llmultaneGully. And :.1~v T~~~ 1 .Avo ., lltw Yorli: Bentten may not be tht only With lbla atark outlook, It paaes aD ancllntandlna ' SubScrlpllon ratos : Olle thul aifact«<ln lfll; President Ford and eon.,.. baw nat IIIOftd wltb .....':. Oallvtrl<l by Clrrllr Whirl Mania n•-" -".o- _. ........., hu .,_ •• urgency to conserve lhe uae Gl IIIMrV ., ..,.,1, 1,. - . \vollobla ?5 ..nls per wofl< Y Motor Aouto Whir. · 11q1 1 ... .,.te ·-"-•·--· orrltr ltrYICI , 1\lt .,.a • lftCIUIIUIIUJ' effiCient Industrial and household uaap, or to 1111p • the pace volom•· Ot~o mont~ ~25 lnqW'yin.VU..~ ' at wl!lch we develop alternate and mare tlllcla>t sablllbll' ~:·~!~~h•o,ruo~ · ~,i prllldentlal of . • We have in band, without flriher l'Mea'cb, the 1~ ontt~s, ill .S01 Throe IRapr-ntatlYtl bid and reduce our dependence on forel&n oU by a llitPiiflcant peron "'•yoo" 17 .00 . llltwh'ro 26.00 Sl• mot~ hs potential candldatoa• Ted centage. The techniques lor more elfld111t 11111 are 1mown t3.50, lllroo mon111 1 •rso · .,___,_ a ....................._. ubacrlptlon pr.lct ,,;cludti ~-' ..,.u•.-. ~~ They have been adopted by .a few companlts in a few in: undoy limH·St"llnll. duatrles In the U. S. and abroad . 1 11141!411...rMIIIill9areala ' ~ fGr'-ta ntlilctlon next We know already how to uae heal more efftdently In our homes. There are ~!dent, low-colt WIYI In which to uae a greater amount .of solar enlii'IY that raqulre no new • ' 1 knowledge. And there ire seine areaa - IUch 11 thl · development of cheap tqys for extracting mucb r1. lht . polluting material from coal - .where breakthroiJiha aeeml poaalble with more research. Theflnsholutlon will lake .two to three decades or more A . ~·ANGELS · partJaiiO!uUon Is at hand If the Prtlldentand eon,reas ~ " stop pollturing and get on with the job. , •J I IHJ!' , .•lv(J ,, u CIA's best success: .· fooling itself _ ,, ihe ''• DR. LAMB ZPG takes own medicine be stopped after five or six; months of use and careful• medical supervision otZ: anyone taking it II man • datory: .The complications o : Sansert are easily reve~ by stopping the medicine'! ., Headaches vary in type £ROW'S STEAK HOUSE RAY CROMLEY a-wastin' on • Home 1 . conservation - of the FabulouS SANDWICH . Order by Phone Arfct Take Em Home 992-5432 a.-"'!'"--!".:O'·Iil •· ·~<.;;; < ·---1 .. . • . ., .,. AN~ELS GnMII's:. ·ANGELS .. . . ·God'• Secr.t i A,.llti . strategic arms limitation • '.in 1872, •President Nillon agreem"Dta putting the ftni and Soviet Forel&ft Mlnillter restrictions on the · two t, And~el G[ omykp ~igned . nucletr WMpons, counrs• • and..,._ •ai.t Boilk · Hrs.i •tos.Moa.-Frl. • '101 Sltun!.41r MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE .. • We Have WATER SOFTENER SALT . ·ay MORTON a. . Satts ' SUGAR RUN MILLS Malleny An.· 992-2115 ·o • ; I l I' , L PomiiiiJ 1 ·· and veteran Pll'll ' tes manager Dann Murta gh f Y u . ear each other's leflhanded hitters. Although the Reds have with ho ~:~ up~ f thpow_er use And m, ~ e Y~~ .erson s n re, · sprite, 4l-yearold manager proclauns' the 1975 verswn·af · the best ever • . This will be the .third. time ill.. Sll years Ci t _an d , . ncmnu Rtlsburgh ha e m t ' • . v e ill the . playoffs. The Reds won m ·both 1970 and 197ll' although , . they lost the World·~. 0~ · -tes · both years ·· ' ,.. · , Theplayoffshl!~e create~ a lot of excitemen\"h'7e, With """· claiming ;they ,...,., off1C18ls . . could have sold a half<IJillion tickets for the two. gam~s at 51 •786-seat Rtverfront Stadium. . "We're selling a lot of . . , s~ndillg room only_tick,,ets, reports a team official · Yes- ::X R ose 's ·n. .ew w book CARft~ELLE® ' Frosh dro.pp.ed · 6.() by Athens a best seller How they ran D~TE&D~Y . fiUTOMJ1TfCS' Johnson sees real close ·race ..... # • -··" A .7 CAR JUMP :,. ,. .* ! ,. ' ,.._________________.~ lj . E S'f AMBOAT INN * ···"·· • Wilford, Mays score in win ~~;;e·s •1· ,.* t I I ,. · ,.* ¢' .• I.BRIMSlONE RACEWAY PARK : .. '****************************.; • l , .. • SUNOAY- OCT. 5th ; Sunday, Oct~ 5, -81'8. 8:00-2:00 'r. Weekdays 6:00-8:30 .. : 3rd SJ. Ph. 949·2515 · Racine, Ohio ~~ ~ ~.~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 4M~-.~~~ ....._ : .. .. OUTING AMHERST COAL 00. ! ) ' By RICK VANs. AN·r. backgro d th t b · egms and went on to record a club CINCINNATI (UPI ) d thun I'"" a aroun e p ouoer's mound. With a cast including Johnny Two years ago the playoff record ainl108 victoriee. Bench, Tony Perez, Willie beg M y because of that . games an at 4 p.m. here great regular season mark, Stargell ' aod Dave Parker, and the Reds-abo loaded Nevada oddsmakers have you'd figure the National with sluggers then--BCOred a made the Re<i<l a 3- favorite League playoffs lor a grand total of two runs. to win the plityoffs.2 slugfest. So, Reds manager.Sparky "I'd be, worrt'ed· about Maybe not. And h h erso And not necessarily 1 . n as. ad hill team ' losing our momentum if we'd pract p.m.toda to 6 just gone through the motions because 'of any so-called p m cmg all from k 4nd "ace" pitchers, either. . . wee . a y, the last month," says An· · An odd oontblnatlon of w~n th the n1 Pirates k come Andein for derson. "We had a little lull.at elf o . Ywor out,fl ld ~rson first, but then the guys went televiSion and the sun could also ed th cause Saturday's and Sun- . reserv e e or 4 bilck to grinding. Now, I've p.m.1The bad to settle never seen 'e,m more ready." day's games here between for to 3Pirates 30 : p.m. Both cluba the Cincinnati Reds and No tte h t th · will go with their ma r w a e top pitchers Saturday. Pittsburgh Plr11tes to be weath th Reds h close, low.f!OOI'ing affairs. er, e are appy Cincy's Don Gullett with a With a deep bow to to be playing some !rnportant nifiy 15-4 record despite television schedule-makers, games 1y after whiling th f ll aw.ay mlssind -... two.monlhs because near a mon o owmg of a broken thwnb, will opbaseball officials are starting thei'r ds ttlng of the games at p.m. (EDT). recor e wrapup pose Jerry Reuss, who bad And although4that lucky ol' ~e Natlopal Lea81,10 Weelern his best season ever at 18-11. sun couldn't 1:are about' the divlslo~ . . . Both are lefthanders, as Cincmnalt clinched the UUe are Sunday's starters _ likes of 'IV and baseball and Sept. 7, the earliest a Freddie Norman and Jun ust keeps ro!Un' on, from 4 National Le b j aguebeenc won, am- Rooker- because Anderson . . .has ever p.m. on he shines on River- fliOnshlp ·front Stl!ditun at a curious angle. , . AB a result, the batter stands in the sHade at- . tempting to spot pitches •womlng out of a bright ,. fo~~a~:ra~s::::e::~~~:::~~~:~~:~=~i~ Aaron. :,. Sizes 10 to 20 Several Colors To Choose From 1. No~ 2 Rock 2. SaH .Pellets 3. SaH Pellens ·For · Iron Removal l · b •'· . . ·z· un may p a_·y . zg.~. ro e zn P.. ayo1J s . ******************************* ROSE SUEDL ·S ~Sp~rt Parade ·. "We won by 25 points and ·imagine they were thinking · know if we can do •.~. · ~lu; Ml.rin~ro. . \ ~ .~, ;the.gtber team (.the ~ners) about us:" Ohio State .m~st not be up to . 't ullback Pete Johnson has won by three." · r Following the tie, lhe· Its noro:uil discipli!~f ;" · ' rushed- for nine of Ohio Ohio State, biD.ten in the !!ruins fell! rom ninth to 19th"" Heisman Trophy ' winner ·,, State's 10 touchdowns .this By MILTON RICHMAN Rose Bowl on New Year's place in the ratinas, . Archie Griffin · of the year·. · . ' \. t.. ' .... .t~ :'{~ .. UPI Sports Editor Day by University · of ' "From what -., I've 'let" of Buckeyes will be seeking his UcLA will counter with Southern Ca 1iforpia 18-17, them (Ohio State)· on film," 25th consecutive 100-yard quarterback John Sciarra '' - Hank Aaron is coming back to the MilBoston !UPil ,goes into the B!lrntw!th a~- said Vermeil, "their defense rushing gam~ in' regular ' and halfback Wendell Tyler, waukee Breweis next year. record while the Bruins are z. is l:ieltertl\lin it was tp!t year. season play. 'He·ba!~ pilell up who has gone over tOO .yards That'sfairly definite. · 0-1 after a 20-20· deadlock at Schools with great football 4,532 car.eer yarllli'IJrld needs in his last two ga mes. The only question is whether he's coming back as a Air .Force last weekend. programs \ike Ohio Slate only 003 in his'' 'last ''elglil' However, Sciarra is bothered deslgna\ed hitter with them again or as their manager, and · "They're (UCLA) a darned always . .have good re- games to break the maJ'or by a slight shoulder · nght nowthere 'sa much stronger likelihood he'll return as the ' good · football team," said placements. . college career mark of 4',715 separation and has thrown former rather than the latter although that situation could Hayes. "I don't know what "We'll have to play perfect set in 1969-71 by Cornell's Ed only sparingly in practice. change between now and the winter l)leetings two months happened to them Saturday. I football to win-and 1 don't hence. , · ,. . · Aaron, who'll be 42 next season, is coming back to play next ·~ · ,.,f.~ .Yearbecauseheneedsthemoney, it'sassimpleasthat. · ··N . o .· soolte.r· 'was Del Crandall fired as manag·er by the terday I had a call from a Brewerslast'Sundsy then Aaron became one of the candi'dates member of the Canadian to succeed him;. Parliament' wondering if be . Aaron isn't the front-runner for the Brewers' manage.rta · tj'o'b uld 1 ' co ge seats. ' . for the simple reason they tvtve not begun to evaluate any tlkThe ctty supports the Reds •'t;andldates yet. There also is ti\e outside possibility Aaron .INTEREST e an . enthusiastic st!'dent could wind up with a beer distrmutorship in Milwaukee, which body mtght support a college would probably would finish his baseball career right there. team. Banners wavm . ' g over But chiJnces are even if that did come, it wouldn't come r'tghtJ streets and stg.ns in away, which means Aaron q'ulte likely wiD be weanng ' a Depcsjt t f s ore ronts boast the Milwaukee uniform again next year. carefully worked out theme Bud Selig, the Brewers' President, always an admirer of I or th e '7~ playoffs- "When Aaron, doesn't rule him out as the club's next manager, but ' hot we're REDS hot." neither iloes be rule him in. were Throwing .out the f.irs.t ball. To the pointed question of whether"" has talked to Aaron at SaturdaY will be Cincmnatt all about managing, Selig says no. ' "i May.or Theodore Berry, ,with Two years ago when he was still with Atlanta, you may Natton at League PreSident remember some of the things !lank Aaron had to say about Chub Feeney doing the rrlanaging. He was approaching Babe Ruth's home run record honors Sunday. . 'at the time and the Braves had just fired Eddie Mathews as Mon da Y Ill · a t rave1 and their ·manager. . . pra ctlce day In Pittsb . urgh, Aaron said he wasn't portlcularly anxioUB to manage where the third g~me will be Nonetheless, he said, lit! felt be ahould have been given som~ playedTuesdayrught. Games consideration by the Braves as Malthews''successor and was lour and five, if needed, also , outspoke~~ver..the fact they never talked to him at all about 'll be · wt in Pittsburgh Wednes- the job. day ntght and Thursday This year with the Brewers, Aaron appeared in 136 games, af ternoon. almost exclusively as a designated hitter. He said he was disappoint~ over his .231 battling figure and his 12 homers and 60 RBI although.the Jlrewers insist they weren't. Toniaht's games "I know Hank was disappointed with the year that he had, -e but it wasn't as bad as it looks," says Selig. "He sll)l was the SEOAL best designa\ed hitter we ever had." , Meigs at Athens .. What th Galilpolls at Ironto\. . e Brewers' nianagerial situation boils down to Is that Well•ton at Jackson they will look over the Held, and if they can't cqme up wiUi n.~ Logan at W~~~Y som compelling candidate, they lliight settle on Aaron. Right • ""-' Federal Hocking at Alexander The Meigs Freshman now, they're not thinking in te~ ol him managrng the club Warren Local al Vinton football team Thursday at next year, though. ·I County SVAC· Middleport Stadium was Eastern at Kyger Creek defeated b)' Athens 6-0. Coach Southern ol North Gall Ia Sam Crow said the boys did $4.40 and $2.20. Symmes Volley al South- their best and thet Is all · The daily double of Aft western · anyone could ask. Olhen · Deck' (I) and Honey Be Brick . 1111SfLEOOWN Lasl week Meigs tied 8-8 By RICK vAN s~· r his own way. Mine's in my Belpre at R1ver Local NORTH RANDAlL, Ohio ( 11) returned $128.20. CINCINNATI (l,JPI) head. I can tell you what! did Nelsonville· York at Trimble with Wahama at Wahama. Waterford at Hannan Trace Brace Carmen scored the (UP I) - Tony D'Amico ~~------... Don't look In a literary club against every pitcher I faced Miller ot Westfall guided Kit's Kin to a comelor thla city's favorl!e authof, for the last month, right down : Point Pleasanl at Ge 9rge touchdown on a pa"' and Iron-behind 'vlclory here Mike !Iindy' went in·'loi : ttw; Try the ballpark. · • ' ; to the pitch·and the count.. I Washington · Thursday in the featured Mll' t on at Wahama ' two points. 1 Pete Rose's new book, know what a guy throws and $5,200 Ohio Allowance purse "CharUe Hustle" may not when be's likely to throw a at Thistledown. threaten John Updike's eertliln pitch." Kit's Kin ran the six career, but the things the Pete's mind is so much oo furlongs · in· 1:14 and paid Hery Cincinnati Reds third baseball that it shuts out $7.40, $5.60 and $4.20. b&seman writes about makes other Iaspects of life- like • Graphic Trick (3) and Mr. him a bestseller In this enjoying the cities he villlts. Morrillon (4) combined for an ' baseball-happy town. San Franciitco ill a delight $83.40 dally double. Rose's book Ia a diary of for a visitor-even a Thursday's crowd num- As cosh 10 uo . so do ..,a lues. And u last seaflln and ians ap- b&Upillyer with only a few tnt replacement cott ot ~our nome bered 3,~ and they bet scheduled to face . Vida Blue. r • ~. w doe1_ the 111f ltl too Cov ll"~p parenUy are . Interested In hours of spare time. By GIL PEI'ERS ~ '" • Stttt fi rm Homeownert Policy $378,337. ' If Holt:anan falls behind in knowing what went through Pete says he's heard San UPI Sports Writer • the mind of the local hero · Francillco is a "charming BOSTON (UPI) - A max· the Hrst game, he might be Steve Snowden before, during and alter city," but.he writes: imtun ol five games will lifted in favor of Blue, ac· BEULAH . cording to Manager Alvin ms Powell 51. games. ' "S(lphlstlcated? Lovely? decide the American League Middleport, Ohio GROVE CITY, Ohio (UP!) Dark. " If Holtzman gets "What's Pete Rose really Filled with charm and ex- champion built would take a - He's Bound To held ·oo PH. 992-7155 like," Cincinnatians often ask citement? Bull. Candlestick dozen games In as msny days knocked out earlY., I might down the stretch here even bring him hack in the reporters on the Reds beat. Park ilia sad excuse for a baD to determine if Bo!rton or Thursday to Win the featured llll I f* -r/IHf. Well, as the b\lOk lndleates, park." , Oakland is the better team, second game." S1111 f~ , 1tt11 $1,000 ninth race at Beulah Things abo will be dillerent Rose's mind ill throughly 'In his life, San Francisco said Red Sox Manager Park by a nose . if clutcb-ltittlng Joe Rudi STAll fiJIM FIIIE '" " drenched with baseball 'js" cold and windy Candles-· Darrell Johnson. Til•· winner ran the 350 can't play. The Oakland Hrst IIIII Cttwtlt COiftMfi'l' statistics. tick Park-not cable cars. "You'd have to play every yards in :18.3.' Second was a.o-,011. .,., AF. reporterfitave learned, Rose can he thorny during day lor 10 to 12 days to decide baseman relnjured his thumb Pacarra . Third was the last $unday and has been Pete Is well-versed on contract talks. He recalla of a · which team was the best favorite, Rocko Nine. records of oldtimers be wants negotiating session: because then each team unable to practice all week. lie's Bound To paid $9.60, . ._ _ _ _..;•.;71il2ii4..1 Rudl made the trip to Boston to break. One of the reasons "I wasn't settling lor any would have to use their fourth he gels so many ' hils ill $150,000. I wanted and I got a and fifth starters, everyone in but Is a doubtful starter. U Rudi Is sideUned, Gene . • because that's one ol the contract that called for the bullpen and their whole . liP Tenace will move from main things he thinks about $160,000.. .8ure I know I make bench. That would he the and works toward. more money th'ari the perfect way to determine II," catcher to Hrst base and Ray A. St1lnltu steeL Shaded t rey dial . Fosse will catch. ~ · .Sttlntt u steel. ht bltck dial. Deplh·IQ)ed to &e6lttl. He worries out loud about President of the United Johnson said Thursday. Boston has had lo~ke a tflrst Attempt by David GrlndstaH: slumps (O-for-61a a slump for States. But he can't hit a "In a short series you don't . similar adjustment because ~ him) in the locker room, slider." get to see the extra starter or of the lo"' of rookie left : of Racine psychs himself up In the What about Pete's head· the entire bench very often." fielder Jim Rice . Carl batting cage and carries a • first slides, running to first on The Red Sox will open grudg~ if a pitcher happens to walks - the stuff that got him · • Saturday with; righthander· Yastrzemski, a 15-year : 360 Bulla co from The Cycle Shop. Gallipolis get him out. the nickname "Charlie Luis Tlant agaipsl Oakland veteran, wlil stBl't,. in left It S400MXRACE BICYCLERACE · * But his knowledge of Hustle?" lefty Ken Holtzman. In field . Cecil CooPir, the lt S2.SO Adults, $1.00 Children, 12-6 under Free : "slats" Ia just amazing. He "I think the guys (team- another right vs. left duel regular designated hitter, : Pr.a ctice 12:00, Race 1:00, Jum'p2:30 * .. ! writes: mates) are ,Inspire~ when Sunday, Reggie Cleveland is will play first and Juan ,. Beniquez will be the Dll as USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS "I gullls every player they see me take an extra· RAIN OR .t:SHINE , ; ' long as the A's go with lef~· ,•, / keeps hill own little book In baae, smash into a catcher, thanded pitchers. "Actually, · 2 miles out Co. Rd. 56 at Coolville : dive In the · ouiHeld," he I think it's an advantage lor a : writes. "My playing like that Information 667-3670 lefty to hit against lef1 shows up guys who aren't thanders In this park," said Cooper, who batted .393 likely to hustle ove'r'' ,' :t:'.th·e · ns... · against Oakland. "I got a lo.t ) ' ' ..... ' the mOilt when the game Is on .tl. of hits going to left (agaihSt . . ..... l , national television. . '·" . . southpaws) this year. 1 "That reaDy jul,Cesme up," The Meigs Eighth , Grade MEATS - Creamed Chicken. Rcrast"Beel. he admits. "I Just love it football squad dumped • Flounder Fish, Hamburger Steak, Ham . when I know mililoos of . Athens 20 .to 14 at .Athens . TWO SPECI~L people are watc~." Thursday evening. 'I ROle "talked" the book, Van Wilford went in £or two VEGETABLES .- Green Beans, Buttered SATURDAY-OCT. 4th , rat(Jer than writing it. He . l<'uchdowns and Lonnie Mays Noodles, Potatoes (scalloped, home Corn, ' 1 • ' '' !ape recorded hl.! diary in :for one and made the extra }' FAMI~Y fries, mashed). conversations with Bob 'two points. I ' OF . •I He~el, who covers the Reds · The juni!f,;ijlgh coaches SALADS - 7 Up, Cottage Cheese, Slaw, : beal\1 .for tile Cincinnati praised the squad for a tine Tossed. · Enquirer and ill credited In offensive eff~~~ squad Is ~book. •· · now 2-1 . PIE - Pumpkin ,' Appl~. ' ' ... , ... BETTY r--· w :, tw , unbeaten football teams. 1 " 'think we deserve to be '" No. 1" said the Buckeyes' :J No. "' .', y Hayes. voted them agreed "IDick Vermeil 1 1 ' of 1<;~d of , ill ex50 000 pected at the CoUseum lor the 6 p.m. (PDT )· game, which · will be broadcast on nntio~( tel_evision. . .· . . Ohio State moved to the top· of the UP! Board of Coaches' ratings Mooday after born· bl ng Nort h caro I'ma 32-7 . a homa Sa tur day wh'l1 e Okl • · spu \ter ed ·m ed ging. · Miami · (Fla.) 20-17. 1 n•t "They (Old.a homa ) d'd ~ last week," Hayes ey ev1'den 11y were 1 k' · oo mg past somebo dY because they played a team th~t had lost two games. . · by.two touqlldpWns evBULO~fl .. . f MONTORO lOS o\NGELES (UP!) . Ohio State; 'whicb ·replaced Oklahoma as No. '1 in the nation . this ; week, win be a • · . · . • two-touchdown favorite u 's Bruins In a battle of S~urday night against Certificates Of s1J000 Minimum Mo. Term s. ' 3- The Daily Sentine.l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friduy, Oc l. 3, 1975 ~-···- . TOM TIEDE '1Il . --- .. .. .. .. .. .. .. "FAMILY OUTiNG" INTERN~IONAL UNION OF •• s OPERAtiNG ENGINEERS LOCAL 132-.: A, B, & C ' '• AT PRIVATE TINGS--NOT . PEN TO PUBLIC ' ' !' I ; r , ~ ' ... t J ··-·- _.. . 'I ., �I • '· I - 2 ~ The Daily Sentinel. Mlddleport-Poml't'oy. 0 .. Friday, Oct. 3, 1975. ...:......,._ .. "' --.:..-.---·- ,, Editorial comment, ' .. . . Running for office ;-+ ' U:l:'rts~~':er . one stab at a time opinion, {e4tures ' ' Tiede " ... ' ,,.,. -- wASHINGTON _ To the year. As more people tend to best of IIIIYOne's Jaiowledge test the deep waters every 1... · _ _ Sen, Uoyd Bentsen has never four ye•rs. the issue ~"'0~-.oo:.o<><><><><><><>~~::><:><::><::><:><.....:.....:>-<::..G...;;~.,O-o..· ~...,·l-beebeen char•cterlzed, the promi~~e~J-not-to go-away. ' leading Democratic canFor Bentaen's part, there~. didate for president. This Is no issue. lie beUeves his because, according to polla, value to hill state ahould not only about 2 per cent of the be lost even if his bid for · First It was a!leged aiiSUsinaUon plots ag!llnet foreign leaders and spying on Amerlc1111s nation 's DemocraiB want liim ptesldency ill. A Udall supNow, polson dart guns and exploding Ucht bulbs, among other lethal James Bondlsh toys: In the office, and only about porter similarly, though simulated germ warfare attacks against the New York subway system; a secret cache of 15 percen t of· everybody eille stressing hill.!ftan "will not" to~ malntla~ed agalnst presidential orders, potent enollj!h to wipe out a amall city · even knows who he is. lncleed, be a dual candidate, says that I reve on wil0 next be dred.{_ed out of a teemingly boltomleas pit o1 nefarl~ Central after months of eampaignlnc Americant should give 1J1teillgence Agency activities? More important, wbot is.to be done with an agency tbot has for nominallon to the notion's . thought to the consequences violated the charter by wlilch li wu created and has made the United States look both fooUsh highest offtce, it Is said that when good men who try, for and vicious In the eyes of the world? · on the stump the man stW !tao great heights and fail are It would be one thing if the continuing parade of allegations against and admiaslons by lh difficlilty getting a good table forced out of continued CIA could be baillnced by showing what It has done during Its eliltence' to enhance the sen:rit; at Burger King. service to the nation. Then and further the freedoms of Americans. By..definition, of courae, a country's intel!lgence apSo It ill not surprisblg that, there 18 the question of otaff ·paralulia supposed to be secret. The CIA may have IICOred espionage trlumphs:the public in recent weeks, Bentsen has security. As a defeated kndws nothing about. · quietly aMountm thst in presidential ca'ndldate, But the agency's bungles have been 10 numerous and egrecious and ita reputaUon has addition to the presidency he Bentsen could go back to his become so unsavory that It la difftcult to see how the V, s. would he any worse off with no in· Ill 1 $30 million business in Texas w a so In 197t seek but bis peopie, denied a dual' telligence apparatus at aU. reelection to the ~nate . It Ia Even If one were to excuse such a monumental error as the CIA 'a !allure to predict Egypl 's · at least discreet for .a man candidate, "have to roll for Invasion of the Sinal ~ 1fl3, or even to realize a real war had started when It was already in unknown by the White House or the 85 per eent of street." progress- alter all, you can~ win 'em all" -It illlhocklng to be told that in at least one inAmericans 10 minimize bis The ··counter argument, stancewhen the CIA had solidinf~Uon, It coUaborate4ln the dlalortlon of that inf t' to ..,.e poUtical enda. · , orma IOD poUtlcal riSks. Besides, as however, ill substantial: It is Kin Hubbard once wrote wrong, to hogtie the poUtlcal In yet atther d8maetns olleptlon, former CIA intelliam.ce analyst Samuel A. Af!ams told the House In lllge~e Ccmmlttee that .the lie& Conullunllt Tel offenalve,.,.hich cost nearly thereseemstobeaneicesaof process. Bentsen's dual 4,000 American lives, caught U.S. forces by llliJ'PI'i,le becauae top offlciall In and out of the CIA everything except parking candidacy ·confuses the bad ordered false figures about enemy troop slrenstb to show that the VietCong was running !IP&cel in the Upion, thus why sincerity of bis national bid, out of men. He bacia I!Jl bis char_Be with ca!JI~s, friD! former !J.S. Ambassaclor Ellsworth shouldn't a man of the caliber and paralyzes those who of whalshisname seek more Bun~er and Gen. O'elghlon Abriml, deputy U. commander In Vietnam at the time. than one office at a time? would replace him in Tela&. One man, one' vote; one man, Allholllfh our aim was to fool the American preas the public and the Congress " said Lyndon Johnson did II, one office; one mJII, one Adams, "welnlntelUgencesucceededbestlnfootlng~ves." . ' ~~d ~ to be a ftlting eplteph for an agency that, In the opinion of a growing . also in Texas. He, too, was a ~ndldacy; the beat~ for dedicated to the notion nbecomlnum er cans, ~d ouWved whatever usefulneu It may ever have had. Certainly, ilia man the nation coUtdn '.t risk losing the loser to play In America is . g more and mort .manlfat t!)at a top-to-bottom housecleaning of the CIA, posaibly even its abolition and the setting up of a new Intelligence agency under strict and Independent him In Wsshlngto'l,_ so he ran 1 that of trying again. control - an agency that coUecta Intelligence, not cobra venCIII-1.1 in order Jest tbla nalion In 1960 lor both the vice presidency and the Senate. one day find lthauuCCHdedin fooUng ltaelf Into obUvion. · And by dOggies, as they say in the pa~~handle, he' won both. He did not serve In the dual Zero PopulaUon Growth, Inc. reporla that it has been experiencing Its own populalion capacity, of course, lhQ!18h IIUI'ely the devoted wiihed he exploslon. ln a single allt-week period, the staff of the Waahington~ organization zoomed might. Strangely, be resigned by 33 per cent. · · · from the more poWerful post. If contlnuedindeflnltely, this tfendwould mean thet by t:37 a.m. on January 1in Ihe year Other than Johnson and 200l,every square foot of theeath's aurface would be occupied by a ZPG staffer. Bentsen, though, there have By lAwrence E. Lam~, M.D. think so. Could Sanserls have and a long, ·stamped, selfFortunately, theZPGhudetermlned tomalntalnZPG with a total of 16 people. "long..-un been no modern candidates DEAR DR. LAMB - Some caused my problems? I stW addressed envelope, and ask stability at about that number has been ll&lllred," It says in Ita newsletter, :•since the carrying this presulliptuous. The time ago ybu mentioned' In have the same pain from time lor The Health Letter number capacity of the office has been reached." hil!lory books are curloualy one of your columns that to time, but not every nigh't as 2-9, Headache : Man's · Most silent about the dual can- Sansert was exceUent.for the I did to begin with. If I catch · Common Pain . , Sansert (methyserglde) •didacy condition': Even ·the prevention of migraine It in llnie, Empirln will help, but I may have to take four to works on headaches, because normally preclae research headaches. si1 over a period. It raises the person's pain I developed what I thought staff a\ the • Library ol DEAR READER I am threshold. In other words it Almlnac Congress ill unsure about the was a dental problem with not sure from yoU,· letter takes more pain for you to By United Presa In- specllics of the lrtallel\ yet woulpalndinmyklow.~rleRjawthalntot ~ime what type of headache you notice !t. It does this by tematlonal the consensus II tluii ·the wor '" way up J h my right eYe. A dental h~ve or had, but It is not the neutralizing a chemical In the Today 11 Frldly, Ocl. 3, lhe o nson-Bent~en thing Ia In 11 ......... th t typical migraine headache. body that lowerJJ the pain ' frealdah e:um a 011 es18 """""" a ~nergy 278th day .of 197$ with 89 to ·· • · my teeth were 0 .k. Many headaches are on a threshold and is sometimes follow. Johnson muscled a perA 1 1st ell ---• vaacular basis, though, even Involved In headaches. It will The moon Ia awoachlng milling law through the neta'o og agn..... my By Rl)' Q-omley • If they are not migraine prevent migraine headac)les • T 1 11 problem u a vascular conexas eg s a 1ure, and . dill d th 0n1 thin h WASHINGTON - New surveys by men who devote their Ita new ptwe, headaches. · .m about two out of three •·· Is lakin g advan-e ••d gaveon, me an was e Valltm Y g Ite time to studying lntematiclllll lnveltment and .pending in· ' Th e mornIng stars are Ben-n Headache pain can be cases. dlcate the full oflecls of the world petroleum cartel'• major ou · Venus, Saturn, Mars and ~1. In at leut mo.st other didn't Help. Then· a caused by over d!Utatlon of It is not totally ~!]nocuous price boosts of 1873 and lfl4 haven't ret been felt. Jupiter. • ee dual candidacies are neurosurgeon ~ut me on arteries that stretch nerve and must be used in,selected The evening star ill Mer- forbidden. Henry Jackson, as San rt 1,... to tak f The wont Is yet to come. example; also a presidential se · ....,an e our fibers and cause pain, A goOd patients, and not used In These hisher eperiiY costa - much lite a major sudden cury. Those born Qlllhla dale are candidlte uP for reelection n a day, and, much to my example here Is the "mor- patients with a variety of .Increase In ta1es - obvloualy leave ua cOIIIUillen wtth leu under the sign of Ubra. the 'senile next year, cannot :azement, •the pain stop- ning after" headache with problems, including high money to spe?J for other things: dilated arteries to the head blood pressure and heart So we buy less, keeping bQulrlal production below Emily Post, American by law appear more than Mte, taking San t region. Headaches can be disease. . capacity, .unemployment b1gh and production at Inefficient author and arbiter of on~ on bla state's ballo\. ' itve months 1 beg.:""hav~;· caused by muscle con, I don't think the 'kind of leveill. Jteatvery Ia slowed lrnmelllnbly. etiquette, Wll born Oct. 3, Jackson, acll!ally, says he both back and stom h tracUons and often cause reaction you had after five would not run lor both offices ac Thill II only a ~rt of the problem. The oil cartel countries, 1873. those at the back of the skull months Is from Sansert. On lhla day In hilltory: even If authorized, and adichea~ orthopediblec surgeon which for a time lumeled major portions of their new.fGund and back of uie neck. Or, they • Nausea and vomiting may .., M · -•-•-· to .__ ........ agn...... my pro m as an I n 18 ""• rs. Rebecca <:UIU,,. ... ve sq..,....., an old d ·enerated disc petrodoUan Into loana and invellmenl, are crsduiUy in· d can he caused by pain from occur at first , but with vesting and lo.snlng leaa wqtorllonately and buying more. Felbm, a Georala Democrat, earlier movement In tre te"t m ith ian · a e w var ou~ pressure or traction on smaller \loses and a gradual Though this shift does lllmulate aome companies became the lint WOIIWI to Washington State tO have sensitive areas within the bllild up, this problem can be J)l'oductnc lnduatrlll equipment, mW!ar)' hardware and other .-ve in the u.s. Senate. . ballot laws modified fOr b1s :e.:::clnes and therapy to no brain. Nervous tension, avoided. The medicine should In 1938, Italian dictator benelil.llil herolcs,!bowever, · specialized goods, It ill obvious the buying paUnt r1. lhe oU My 1nlernal medicine migraine headaches, · even cartel nations u a group are of litlla help to 111011 of the maa Benito MIIIIOllnl,liunched an are dlminillhed by the fact that the Waahlngton . flllng doctor put me In the boepltal, bad posture, c.an produce proWctlon, CIIISWill!l' loods - ll*slrlel ol which our attadl on Ethiopia. their effects through one of ~ has relied this t._t decade or 10. While heavy In· . In 1880, . Soviet Premier date for congfeaalonll office and he ran all kinds ol tests these mechanisms. S been I very Important OIIIIJIOIIIIIt rl. our ,rowing Nlldta Khnllbcllev refilled to (AIIIfual) . comet alter the and everylhlng was normal. I II you want more In· meet Prtlldellt Elae""- D · was getting so diatressed that groa na~ product, the roiiiiiJM' mariDtt and the IIIJI"fka · ,• .,.,.r em ocr a 11· C. nom 1nating I discontinued taking all formation on the different liidultrlea have ~ the ''klcter" to keep cmrtb crsat In Paris un1.a the Ulited convention, thua if Jackson Slat• admlttad U2 apy plane l011e1the party bid be still baa medicine, Including San!MII'Is. types of headaches and enough to employ our growing pool of Wlrbn. I a~ed my Internal medicine ,methods of management, you Unfortwllltely, lion-, much rl. the bu1IDi by the richer f1111U ov.- Rullla were acta time to me fOf'ihe Senate Actually the o~ly docliJr If Sanaerls could have · might wriie to me In care of oil cartel natlonstendll toward thole indaltrlal loadt 1fhtch rl. ~- ElaellMwer · prealdentl~ candidate of csuaed the problem, and he thill newspaper, Radio City ~ctly and indlnc:tJ,y employ I • labor per dollar ·rl. 111e1 relued. recent tlmea cbooainC 01 to said It was poaaible, but the , Stilton, P. 0 . Box 1551, New than thole productlll.lted above, 011 whldl 011' 01111 Jlllllldlnl run for a flubact ~ wu• · neur0111rgeon said he didn't York, NY 100i9: Send 50 cents has been cutback beca-ofl!llher-.rCOIIII. Unlesa lhll country, and otben 10 affected, llnclla.aolullon DIVOTI,TO THI . . enoush Barry Goldwalel:. had ~~-----·11!1·•------~~~ to the continuing eneri!Y dependency a:illl, "' may be In fGr INTIII ITO~· Influence in ~ AriJona 0 high unemployment as far as the eye can teeln the future. cH'1,~ .'R,_~ ~:::=rLL lln1880togetafa'forabled1181 Because most other countries 111m belli bardar hit than · candidacy llw, but declined . 1 •••· ••· ROIIIIT NOIHICH. ' Oil the """lll.o. of __, 11 we, they, In tl&'ll, muat lncreulngly rt1tr1et 1mpor11 of conCity ldllor · • .• ,.. . aume.r goods to meet the delayed•effecta of the cartel's oll price Publllhld dallY oxcopt ethial Solurdor by The O~lo Volley ' · lncreues, 'llblch threaten to get worse. , I Publishing company, 111 Ethics perhapa ilthe ·core Court St. Pomoroy, 0~10 •-- 1n ,__._ of d··-• ~ wl.th New Yort·aty, there COllies a time when credit A$169 . Butlnass 0111<1 Ph..,l u•-•cel ,... Nil out and aU the qu1c:k and ell)' fbtes have been elhaulled. 992·2156. Edllorlol Phone 992· candidacies. The fllltltloll 1.1 ' Here liPID.~ cu!Mcb and hold do1llla In what fonl8n 2151 . · StcOI)d clou postage paid · whe th er Am er Ican voters CWD~ 1Ift 1114 whallhe)' lNJ fnllll American flnnt o:~vortlslnv should take the candidate and 11 l'l'iea Gpll'allna worldwide, · wl.11 lnltnllfy the ••::.~:~":.· ropusontollvt ward · 'serloawhllruntfGr tlll.l and ::eSia~~rment and 011 toJ >W!Jlc ataWity 1D the g~m~~~~~ ~·:.v.~~~ :;,~· · that llmultaneGully. And :.1~v T~~~ 1 .Avo ., lltw Yorli: Bentten may not be tht only With lbla atark outlook, It paaes aD ancllntandlna ' SubScrlpllon ratos : Olle thul aifact«<ln lfll; President Ford and eon.,.. baw nat IIIOftd wltb .....':. Oallvtrl<l by Clrrllr Whirl Mania n•-" -".o- _. ........., hu .,_ •• urgency to conserve lhe uae Gl IIIMrV ., ..,.,1, 1,. - . \vollobla ?5 ..nls per wofl< Y Motor Aouto Whir. · 11q1 1 ... .,.te ·-"-•·--· orrltr ltrYICI , 1\lt .,.a • lftCIUIIUIIUJ' effiCient Industrial and household uaap, or to 1111p • the pace volom•· Ot~o mont~ ~25 lnqW'yin.VU..~ ' at wl!lch we develop alternate and mare tlllcla>t sablllbll' ~:·~!~~h•o,ruo~ · ~,i prllldentlal of . • We have in band, without flriher l'Mea'cb, the 1~ ontt~s, ill .S01 Throe IRapr-ntatlYtl bid and reduce our dependence on forel&n oU by a llitPiiflcant peron "'•yoo" 17 .00 . llltwh'ro 26.00 Sl• mot~ hs potential candldatoa• Ted centage. The techniques lor more elfld111t 11111 are 1mown t3.50, lllroo mon111 1 •rso · .,___,_ a ....................._. ubacrlptlon pr.lct ,,;cludti ~-' ..,.u•.-. ~~ They have been adopted by .a few companlts in a few in: undoy limH·St"llnll. duatrles In the U. S. and abroad . 1 11141!411...rMIIIill9areala ' ~ fGr'-ta ntlilctlon next We know already how to uae heal more efftdently In our homes. There are ~!dent, low-colt WIYI In which to uae a greater amount .of solar enlii'IY that raqulre no new • ' 1 knowledge. And there ire seine areaa - IUch 11 thl · development of cheap tqys for extracting mucb r1. lht . polluting material from coal - .where breakthroiJiha aeeml poaalble with more research. Theflnsholutlon will lake .two to three decades or more A . ~·ANGELS · partJaiiO!uUon Is at hand If the Prtlldentand eon,reas ~ " stop pollturing and get on with the job. , •J I IHJ!' , .•lv(J ,, u CIA's best success: .· fooling itself _ ,, ihe ''• DR. LAMB ZPG takes own medicine be stopped after five or six; months of use and careful• medical supervision otZ: anyone taking it II man • datory: .The complications o : Sansert are easily reve~ by stopping the medicine'! ., Headaches vary in type £ROW'S STEAK HOUSE RAY CROMLEY a-wastin' on • Home 1 . conservation - of the FabulouS SANDWICH . Order by Phone Arfct Take Em Home 992-5432 a.-"'!'"--!".:O'·Iil •· ·~<.;;; < ·---1 .. . • . ., .,. AN~ELS GnMII's:. ·ANGELS .. . . ·God'• Secr.t i A,.llti . strategic arms limitation • '.in 1872, •President Nillon agreem"Dta putting the ftni and Soviet Forel&ft Mlnillter restrictions on the · two t, And~el G[ omykp ~igned . nucletr WMpons, counrs• • and..,._ •ai.t Boilk · Hrs.i •tos.Moa.-Frl. • '101 Sltun!.41r MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE .. • We Have WATER SOFTENER SALT . ·ay MORTON a. . Satts ' SUGAR RUN MILLS Malleny An.· 992-2115 ·o • ; I l I' , L PomiiiiJ 1 ·· and veteran Pll'll ' tes manager Dann Murta gh f Y u . ear each other's leflhanded hitters. Although the Reds have with ho ~:~ up~ f thpow_er use And m, ~ e Y~~ .erson s n re, · sprite, 4l-yearold manager proclauns' the 1975 verswn·af · the best ever • . This will be the .third. time ill.. Sll years Ci t _an d , . ncmnu Rtlsburgh ha e m t ' • . v e ill the . playoffs. The Reds won m ·both 1970 and 197ll' although , . they lost the World·~. 0~ · -tes · both years ·· ' ,.. · , Theplayoffshl!~e create~ a lot of excitemen\"h'7e, With """· claiming ;they ,...,., off1C18ls . . could have sold a half<IJillion tickets for the two. gam~s at 51 •786-seat Rtverfront Stadium. . "We're selling a lot of . . , s~ndillg room only_tick,,ets, reports a team official · Yes- ::X R ose 's ·n. .ew w book CARft~ELLE® ' Frosh dro.pp.ed · 6.() by Athens a best seller How they ran D~TE&D~Y . fiUTOMJ1TfCS' Johnson sees real close ·race ..... # • -··" A .7 CAR JUMP :,. ,. .* ! ,. ' ,.._________________.~ lj . E S'f AMBOAT INN * ···"·· • Wilford, Mays score in win ~~;;e·s •1· ,.* t I I ,. · ,.* ¢' .• I.BRIMSlONE RACEWAY PARK : .. '****************************.; • l , .. • SUNOAY- OCT. 5th ; Sunday, Oct~ 5, -81'8. 8:00-2:00 'r. Weekdays 6:00-8:30 .. : 3rd SJ. Ph. 949·2515 · Racine, Ohio ~~ ~ ~.~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 4M~-.~~~ ....._ : .. .. OUTING AMHERST COAL 00. ! ) ' By RICK VANs. AN·r. backgro d th t b · egms and went on to record a club CINCINNATI (UPI ) d thun I'"" a aroun e p ouoer's mound. With a cast including Johnny Two years ago the playoff record ainl108 victoriee. Bench, Tony Perez, Willie beg M y because of that . games an at 4 p.m. here great regular season mark, Stargell ' aod Dave Parker, and the Reds-abo loaded Nevada oddsmakers have you'd figure the National with sluggers then--BCOred a made the Re<i<l a 3- favorite League playoffs lor a grand total of two runs. to win the plityoffs.2 slugfest. So, Reds manager.Sparky "I'd be, worrt'ed· about Maybe not. And h h erso And not necessarily 1 . n as. ad hill team ' losing our momentum if we'd pract p.m.toda to 6 just gone through the motions because 'of any so-called p m cmg all from k 4nd "ace" pitchers, either. . . wee . a y, the last month," says An· · An odd oontblnatlon of w~n th the n1 Pirates k come Andein for derson. "We had a little lull.at elf o . Ywor out,fl ld ~rson first, but then the guys went televiSion and the sun could also ed th cause Saturday's and Sun- . reserv e e or 4 bilck to grinding. Now, I've p.m.1The bad to settle never seen 'e,m more ready." day's games here between for to 3Pirates 30 : p.m. Both cluba the Cincinnati Reds and No tte h t th · will go with their ma r w a e top pitchers Saturday. Pittsburgh Plr11tes to be weath th Reds h close, low.f!OOI'ing affairs. er, e are appy Cincy's Don Gullett with a With a deep bow to to be playing some !rnportant nifiy 15-4 record despite television schedule-makers, games 1y after whiling th f ll aw.ay mlssind -... two.monlhs because near a mon o owmg of a broken thwnb, will opbaseball officials are starting thei'r ds ttlng of the games at p.m. (EDT). recor e wrapup pose Jerry Reuss, who bad And although4that lucky ol' ~e Natlopal Lea81,10 Weelern his best season ever at 18-11. sun couldn't 1:are about' the divlslo~ . . . Both are lefthanders, as Cincmnalt clinched the UUe are Sunday's starters _ likes of 'IV and baseball and Sept. 7, the earliest a Freddie Norman and Jun ust keeps ro!Un' on, from 4 National Le b j aguebeenc won, am- Rooker- because Anderson . . .has ever p.m. on he shines on River- fliOnshlp ·front Stl!ditun at a curious angle. , . AB a result, the batter stands in the sHade at- . tempting to spot pitches •womlng out of a bright ,. fo~~a~:ra~s::::e::~~~:::~~~:~~:~=~i~ Aaron. :,. Sizes 10 to 20 Several Colors To Choose From 1. No~ 2 Rock 2. SaH .Pellets 3. SaH Pellens ·For · Iron Removal l · b •'· . . ·z· un may p a_·y . zg.~. ro e zn P.. ayo1J s . ******************************* ROSE SUEDL ·S ~Sp~rt Parade ·. "We won by 25 points and ·imagine they were thinking · know if we can do •.~. · ~lu; Ml.rin~ro. . \ ~ .~, ;the.gtber team (.the ~ners) about us:" Ohio State .m~st not be up to . 't ullback Pete Johnson has won by three." · r Following the tie, lhe· Its noro:uil discipli!~f ;" · ' rushed- for nine of Ohio Ohio State, biD.ten in the !!ruins fell! rom ninth to 19th"" Heisman Trophy ' winner ·,, State's 10 touchdowns .this By MILTON RICHMAN Rose Bowl on New Year's place in the ratinas, . Archie Griffin · of the year·. · . ' \. t.. ' .... .t~ :'{~ .. UPI Sports Editor Day by University · of ' "From what -., I've 'let" of Buckeyes will be seeking his UcLA will counter with Southern Ca 1iforpia 18-17, them (Ohio State)· on film," 25th consecutive 100-yard quarterback John Sciarra '' - Hank Aaron is coming back to the MilBoston !UPil ,goes into the B!lrntw!th a~- said Vermeil, "their defense rushing gam~ in' regular ' and halfback Wendell Tyler, waukee Breweis next year. record while the Bruins are z. is l:ieltertl\lin it was tp!t year. season play. 'He·ba!~ pilell up who has gone over tOO .yards That'sfairly definite. · 0-1 after a 20-20· deadlock at Schools with great football 4,532 car.eer yarllli'IJrld needs in his last two ga mes. The only question is whether he's coming back as a Air .Force last weekend. programs \ike Ohio Slate only 003 in his'' 'last ''elglil' However, Sciarra is bothered deslgna\ed hitter with them again or as their manager, and · "They're (UCLA) a darned always . .have good re- games to break the maJ'or by a slight shoulder · nght nowthere 'sa much stronger likelihood he'll return as the ' good · football team," said placements. . college career mark of 4',715 separation and has thrown former rather than the latter although that situation could Hayes. "I don't know what "We'll have to play perfect set in 1969-71 by Cornell's Ed only sparingly in practice. change between now and the winter l)leetings two months happened to them Saturday. I football to win-and 1 don't hence. , · ,. . · Aaron, who'll be 42 next season, is coming back to play next ·~ · ,.,f.~ .Yearbecauseheneedsthemoney, it'sassimpleasthat. · ··N . o .· soolte.r· 'was Del Crandall fired as manag·er by the terday I had a call from a Brewerslast'Sundsy then Aaron became one of the candi'dates member of the Canadian to succeed him;. Parliament' wondering if be . Aaron isn't the front-runner for the Brewers' manage.rta · tj'o'b uld 1 ' co ge seats. ' . for the simple reason they tvtve not begun to evaluate any tlkThe ctty supports the Reds •'t;andldates yet. There also is ti\e outside possibility Aaron .INTEREST e an . enthusiastic st!'dent could wind up with a beer distrmutorship in Milwaukee, which body mtght support a college would probably would finish his baseball career right there. team. Banners wavm . ' g over But chiJnces are even if that did come, it wouldn't come r'tghtJ streets and stg.ns in away, which means Aaron q'ulte likely wiD be weanng ' a Depcsjt t f s ore ronts boast the Milwaukee uniform again next year. carefully worked out theme Bud Selig, the Brewers' President, always an admirer of I or th e '7~ playoffs- "When Aaron, doesn't rule him out as the club's next manager, but ' hot we're REDS hot." neither iloes be rule him in. were Throwing .out the f.irs.t ball. To the pointed question of whether"" has talked to Aaron at SaturdaY will be Cincmnatt all about managing, Selig says no. ' "i May.or Theodore Berry, ,with Two years ago when he was still with Atlanta, you may Natton at League PreSident remember some of the things !lank Aaron had to say about Chub Feeney doing the rrlanaging. He was approaching Babe Ruth's home run record honors Sunday. . 'at the time and the Braves had just fired Eddie Mathews as Mon da Y Ill · a t rave1 and their ·manager. . . pra ctlce day In Pittsb . urgh, Aaron said he wasn't portlcularly anxioUB to manage where the third g~me will be Nonetheless, he said, lit! felt be ahould have been given som~ playedTuesdayrught. Games consideration by the Braves as Malthews''successor and was lour and five, if needed, also , outspoke~~ver..the fact they never talked to him at all about 'll be · wt in Pittsburgh Wednes- the job. day ntght and Thursday This year with the Brewers, Aaron appeared in 136 games, af ternoon. almost exclusively as a designated hitter. He said he was disappoint~ over his .231 battling figure and his 12 homers and 60 RBI although.the Jlrewers insist they weren't. Toniaht's games "I know Hank was disappointed with the year that he had, -e but it wasn't as bad as it looks," says Selig. "He sll)l was the SEOAL best designa\ed hitter we ever had." , Meigs at Athens .. What th Galilpolls at Ironto\. . e Brewers' nianagerial situation boils down to Is that Well•ton at Jackson they will look over the Held, and if they can't cqme up wiUi n.~ Logan at W~~~Y som compelling candidate, they lliight settle on Aaron. Right • ""-' Federal Hocking at Alexander The Meigs Freshman now, they're not thinking in te~ ol him managrng the club Warren Local al Vinton football team Thursday at next year, though. ·I County SVAC· Middleport Stadium was Eastern at Kyger Creek defeated b)' Athens 6-0. Coach Southern ol North Gall Ia Sam Crow said the boys did $4.40 and $2.20. Symmes Volley al South- their best and thet Is all · The daily double of Aft western · anyone could ask. Olhen · Deck' (I) and Honey Be Brick . 1111SfLEOOWN Lasl week Meigs tied 8-8 By RICK vAN s~· r his own way. Mine's in my Belpre at R1ver Local NORTH RANDAlL, Ohio ( 11) returned $128.20. CINCINNATI (l,JPI) head. I can tell you what! did Nelsonville· York at Trimble with Wahama at Wahama. Waterford at Hannan Trace Brace Carmen scored the (UP I) - Tony D'Amico ~~------... Don't look In a literary club against every pitcher I faced Miller ot Westfall guided Kit's Kin to a comelor thla city's favorl!e authof, for the last month, right down : Point Pleasanl at Ge 9rge touchdown on a pa"' and Iron-behind 'vlclory here Mike !Iindy' went in·'loi : ttw; Try the ballpark. · • ' ; to the pitch·and the count.. I Washington · Thursday in the featured Mll' t on at Wahama ' two points. 1 Pete Rose's new book, know what a guy throws and $5,200 Ohio Allowance purse "CharUe Hustle" may not when be's likely to throw a at Thistledown. threaten John Updike's eertliln pitch." Kit's Kin ran the six career, but the things the Pete's mind is so much oo furlongs · in· 1:14 and paid Hery Cincinnati Reds third baseball that it shuts out $7.40, $5.60 and $4.20. b&seman writes about makes other Iaspects of life- like • Graphic Trick (3) and Mr. him a bestseller In this enjoying the cities he villlts. Morrillon (4) combined for an ' baseball-happy town. San Franciitco ill a delight $83.40 dally double. Rose's book Ia a diary of for a visitor-even a Thursday's crowd num- As cosh 10 uo . so do ..,a lues. And u last seaflln and ians ap- b&Upillyer with only a few tnt replacement cott ot ~our nome bered 3,~ and they bet scheduled to face . Vida Blue. r • ~. w doe1_ the 111f ltl too Cov ll"~p parenUy are . Interested In hours of spare time. By GIL PEI'ERS ~ '" • Stttt fi rm Homeownert Policy $378,337. ' If Holt:anan falls behind in knowing what went through Pete says he's heard San UPI Sports Writer • the mind of the local hero · Francillco is a "charming BOSTON (UPI) - A max· the Hrst game, he might be Steve Snowden before, during and alter city," but.he writes: imtun ol five games will lifted in favor of Blue, ac· BEULAH . cording to Manager Alvin ms Powell 51. games. ' "S(lphlstlcated? Lovely? decide the American League Middleport, Ohio GROVE CITY, Ohio (UP!) Dark. " If Holtzman gets "What's Pete Rose really Filled with charm and ex- champion built would take a - He's Bound To held ·oo PH. 992-7155 like," Cincinnatians often ask citement? Bull. Candlestick dozen games In as msny days knocked out earlY., I might down the stretch here even bring him hack in the reporters on the Reds beat. Park ilia sad excuse for a baD to determine if Bo!rton or Thursday to Win the featured llll I f* -r/IHf. Well, as the b\lOk lndleates, park." , Oakland is the better team, second game." S1111 f~ , 1tt11 $1,000 ninth race at Beulah Things abo will be dillerent Rose's mind ill throughly 'In his life, San Francisco said Red Sox Manager Park by a nose . if clutcb-ltittlng Joe Rudi STAll fiJIM FIIIE '" " drenched with baseball 'js" cold and windy Candles-· Darrell Johnson. Til•· winner ran the 350 can't play. The Oakland Hrst IIIII Cttwtlt COiftMfi'l' statistics. tick Park-not cable cars. "You'd have to play every yards in :18.3.' Second was a.o-,011. .,., AF. reporterfitave learned, Rose can he thorny during day lor 10 to 12 days to decide baseman relnjured his thumb Pacarra . Third was the last $unday and has been Pete Is well-versed on contract talks. He recalla of a · which team was the best favorite, Rocko Nine. records of oldtimers be wants negotiating session: because then each team unable to practice all week. lie's Bound To paid $9.60, . ._ _ _ _..;•.;71il2ii4..1 Rudl made the trip to Boston to break. One of the reasons "I wasn't settling lor any would have to use their fourth he gels so many ' hils ill $150,000. I wanted and I got a and fifth starters, everyone in but Is a doubtful starter. U Rudi Is sideUned, Gene . • because that's one ol the contract that called for the bullpen and their whole . liP Tenace will move from main things he thinks about $160,000.. .8ure I know I make bench. That would he the and works toward. more money th'ari the perfect way to determine II," catcher to Hrst base and Ray A. St1lnltu steeL Shaded t rey dial . Fosse will catch. ~ · .Sttlntt u steel. ht bltck dial. Deplh·IQ)ed to &e6lttl. He worries out loud about President of the United Johnson said Thursday. Boston has had lo~ke a tflrst Attempt by David GrlndstaH: slumps (O-for-61a a slump for States. But he can't hit a "In a short series you don't . similar adjustment because ~ him) in the locker room, slider." get to see the extra starter or of the lo"' of rookie left : of Racine psychs himself up In the What about Pete's head· the entire bench very often." fielder Jim Rice . Carl batting cage and carries a • first slides, running to first on The Red Sox will open grudg~ if a pitcher happens to walks - the stuff that got him · • Saturday with; righthander· Yastrzemski, a 15-year : 360 Bulla co from The Cycle Shop. Gallipolis get him out. the nickname "Charlie Luis Tlant agaipsl Oakland veteran, wlil stBl't,. in left It S400MXRACE BICYCLERACE · * But his knowledge of Hustle?" lefty Ken Holtzman. In field . Cecil CooPir, the lt S2.SO Adults, $1.00 Children, 12-6 under Free : "slats" Ia just amazing. He "I think the guys (team- another right vs. left duel regular designated hitter, : Pr.a ctice 12:00, Race 1:00, Jum'p2:30 * .. ! writes: mates) are ,Inspire~ when Sunday, Reggie Cleveland is will play first and Juan ,. Beniquez will be the Dll as USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS "I gullls every player they see me take an extra· RAIN OR .t:SHINE , ; ' long as the A's go with lef~· ,•, / keeps hill own little book In baae, smash into a catcher, thanded pitchers. "Actually, · 2 miles out Co. Rd. 56 at Coolville : dive In the · ouiHeld," he I think it's an advantage lor a : writes. "My playing like that Information 667-3670 lefty to hit against lef1 shows up guys who aren't thanders In this park," said Cooper, who batted .393 likely to hustle ove'r'' ,' :t:'.th·e · ns... · against Oakland. "I got a lo.t ) ' ' ..... ' the mOilt when the game Is on .tl. of hits going to left (agaihSt . . ..... l , national television. . '·" . . southpaws) this year. 1 "That reaDy jul,Cesme up," The Meigs Eighth , Grade MEATS - Creamed Chicken. Rcrast"Beel. he admits. "I Just love it football squad dumped • Flounder Fish, Hamburger Steak, Ham . when I know mililoos of . Athens 20 .to 14 at .Athens . TWO SPECI~L people are watc~." Thursday evening. 'I ROle "talked" the book, Van Wilford went in £or two VEGETABLES .- Green Beans, Buttered SATURDAY-OCT. 4th , rat(Jer than writing it. He . l<'uchdowns and Lonnie Mays Noodles, Potatoes (scalloped, home Corn, ' 1 • ' '' !ape recorded hl.! diary in :for one and made the extra }' FAMI~Y fries, mashed). conversations with Bob 'two points. I ' OF . •I He~el, who covers the Reds · The juni!f,;ijlgh coaches SALADS - 7 Up, Cottage Cheese, Slaw, : beal\1 .for tile Cincinnati praised the squad for a tine Tossed. · Enquirer and ill credited In offensive eff~~~ squad Is ~book. •· · now 2-1 . PIE - Pumpkin ,' Appl~. ' ' ... , ... BETTY r--· w :, tw , unbeaten football teams. 1 " 'think we deserve to be '" No. 1" said the Buckeyes' :J No. "' .', y Hayes. voted them agreed "IDick Vermeil 1 1 ' of 1<;~d of , ill ex50 000 pected at the CoUseum lor the 6 p.m. (PDT )· game, which · will be broadcast on nntio~( tel_evision. . .· . . Ohio State moved to the top· of the UP! Board of Coaches' ratings Mooday after born· bl ng Nort h caro I'ma 32-7 . a homa Sa tur day wh'l1 e Okl • · spu \ter ed ·m ed ging. · Miami · (Fla.) 20-17. 1 n•t "They (Old.a homa ) d'd ~ last week," Hayes ey ev1'den 11y were 1 k' · oo mg past somebo dY because they played a team th~t had lost two games. . · by.two touqlldpWns evBULO~fl .. . f MONTORO lOS o\NGELES (UP!) . Ohio State; 'whicb ·replaced Oklahoma as No. '1 in the nation . this ; week, win be a • · . · . • two-touchdown favorite u 's Bruins In a battle of S~urday night against Certificates Of s1J000 Minimum Mo. Term s. ' 3- The Daily Sentine.l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friduy, Oc l. 3, 1975 ~-···- . TOM TIEDE '1Il . --- .. .. .. .. .. .. .. "FAMILY OUTiNG" INTERN~IONAL UNION OF •• s OPERAtiNG ENGINEERS LOCAL 132-.: A, B, & C ' '• AT PRIVATE TINGS--NOT . PEN TO PUBLIC ' ' !' I ; r , ~ ' ... t J ··-·- _.. . 'I ., �4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Oct. 3, 1975 ............, ..·.·..-........... ...........·.·.·.·.w . .-.... 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o:, Friday, Oct. 3, 1975 Miami ·Ohio U on road···. :;·~_;:.~::::~·::::·· · · · . G~ . . . . I cG~l·scout orien!:o:~:r~:::m~~:!~hare leader~ . ' . , NEW HAVEN, W. VA .. .· · · · Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Batey By Uall~ Preia ID· four loSses, gum in a Red Division iln!!ouncell)ebirthoftheir.slx teraallobal .. · · . Falcon fullbackDanSaleet, game. . pound and lloimce son, Tyler · Miami and Ohio University who gained ~ yards .in the · Other games involving . Randall, bQrn Sept. · 9 at take tO the road lhil! weekend, 21-14 win · over Dayton last Ohio Conference terurur find Holzer Medical .Center. . _trying to uphold the Mid- week·: has teamed with Ashland at Baldwin waliace Grandpljl'ents are Mr. and ~ • American Conference's tailback Dave Preston to give in a night contest, Ohio Mrs , .James (Sonny) "'.' recent successes against the ooach Don Nehlen a solid one- . Northern at Marietta, Ot- Haggerty of Milton, W. Va. ·;" Big _Ten. ' two puncl!, terbein at Ohio Wesleyan·, and Mrs. Phil Batey of New " Mlanii, which had its 24- _ Saleet hts •28 yards in the . Wooster at-- Hiram, Mount Haven . Maternal great· ;, ., game unbel!len - streak three games, while Presion Union at Denison, Wittenberg grandparents are · Mrs . q;.. snapped two weeks ago by has 3:1JJ. at West Uberty (W.Va.) and Imogene Walker of . New ~: · Michigan State, takes on · Kent State, considered il• Hamilton (N.Y.) at o~rlin. Haven and Mrs. Martha .. ; Purdue at West Lafayette, solid title contender in preThe rest of the schedule has Haggerty of Middleport. Ind., a team. the Redsklns season polla, finds Itself in a Bluffton at Wilmington and Paternal gr.eal·gr.andparents ," deadlocked·7·7 a year ago. win-or-out situation at Manchester (Ind.) at Findlay are Mrs. Fred P. Batey of .,. . Meariw·hile, Ohio Northern Dlinols after last innlghtgames,W&J(Pa .)at · NewHavenandMrs.Garr.ett ''" University, off to a 24-1slatt week's loSII to Ohio Unlver· Case Western, Defiance at . Swillers of llllnolse. Great· in three MAC games, looks ·sity. Another Joss by .the Taylor (Ind.), and Carnegie- great grandfather is Ralph V. for Its thlr.d win againat the Jo1asbes would just about end Mellon (Pa.) at John Gibbs, Sr. of New Haven. Golden Gophers of Min- their. title hopea. · CarrolL :::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: nesota. Northern Illinois, which "-- There are two conference dropped Its first two non: games on tap in the Mid·Am, conference games to I.Alng :,'! with Northern Dlinols, which Beach State (24-7) and North· shares the .top S)lOt with western (10.7), · blanked , If Miami with a I~ mark, Western Michigan last hosting Kent State and weekend ~Bowlillll Green making its'· "Kimt has the best per· Faulkner, Vickie Might, captain, AM Pe"'ch, Brenda MEIGS FLAG CORPS - Making up part of the Meigs yards in 1973. But the Juice . • first conference start when it sonnet in the MAC " said Bishop, Tammy Schoonover, Cindy McKinney, Teni Fife High School~~~&r.chlng band is the flag corps. Shown I~ ' entertains winless Western Northern Coach Je;..y lp· By RICK GOSSELIN was stripped of his crown last and Kim Grueser. l!l'e Christi Hess, Sue Kennedy, Christie Burson, Jeri :~ Michigan. . pollti, "better than Nor· UPI Sporta Writer season by Armstrong, 8' tWo~ .. Toledo, which has dropped tllweslern." The big matchup in the year pro who ran 1,407 yards. tllr.ee games in .a row since Toledo again will rely on National Foo\ball League tllis Simpson gained 'U/ yards CARNIVAL SATURDAY winning Ita opener, hosts tlle strong·rtght ann of Gene weekend was supposed to against the supposedly im· A number of activities will 1!, Dayton ina night game, while Swick to laWICh the Rockets have been between O.J . penelr.able Pittsburgh be held, bOth indoors and out· 1: unbeaten Cincinnati travels oo tlle winning track alter Simpson and Otis Ar.m· Steelers' defensive unit, ~ to Philadelp~ia to play three consecutive losses strong- the game's most charging off 00 an 88-yard doors, when the Riverview School Carnival is staged ,. Temple. agathst Dayton, also 1-3. productive ruMers over the touchdown burst to highlight Saturday night . A jitney "~ 6u, which tripped Kent Swick leads the nation In past twoyear.s. theday.Addthe 173yardshe supper will begin at 5 p.m. ': State 23-2llast week to stay passing, having hit on 91 of Inatead, it will be Simpson gamed opening day againSt with a football kick, tractor undefeated, will give up .131 attempts for 1,~ yards and an uimeralded fourth the New Yor.k Jets and ride , basketball tl\row and ~· about 10 pounds per man to and eight touchdowns, but the round draft choice w~o will Simpson is comfortably atop .. the Gopher forward wall. Toledo defense Is giving up collide for honors. other contests outdoors at 6 I" Us tlle league rushing chart this ;; . "We know we're ,.out· polntaata29pergameclip. Sirnpaon'sBuffaloBI will ·· p.m. At 7 p.m. a number of . ., manned and out-tized going Other games Saturday find host rookie Rick Upchurch se:,7~~trong is listed as ' bOoths will open for Indoor !j In," said Bobcat coech BUl · Akron at Delaware and the t;>en\'er Broncos doubtful against because of activities. Games, food Hesa, "but we have a chant'!! Youni!stown State at Nor· Sunday in a ·battle of un. bruised ribs. stands and baked goodS will 1 to win and it s a great tllern Michigan and Central defeateds to highlight a 12That puts a lot of pressure be featured at the Indoor part .... chalte""e and opportunity for "'·te at Northwood (Mich.). game card around the league .. of the carnival. •.,. ""' h on Upchurch, this season's ,. our team." · · Divisional play begina in In other mate es , topNFLrookieafier just two 'Minnesota is 2-1 on the year tlle Ohio Conference :ovltll Baltlinore plays Los' Angeles, weeks on the job. A running Send Someone A ., witll its 101111 at the banda of Denison and Capital meeting Chicago travels to Minnesota, back In college at Minnesota, COLORFUL :: Indiana (:110-lt) and victories at Granville in a Blue Cincinnati journeys to Upchurch was converted to •.,.•. overWeeternMJ..hlaon (~) Divl•io·li · contest and Houston, Miami llfa.l Green ~~· • N Orle wide receiver @nd ~as .shown .,Z and Oregon U0.7). Heidelberg hosting Muskln· Bay, · ew ans ·meets skiDs compara.ble ·to thoae of ..... Miami, which beat Purdue Atlanta, New EnglBnd piays another converted ball 24-1tin 1973, will be meeting the New .York Jets, the New · what may be the best Q.3 York'GiantsJnvade St. Louis, carrier, Charley Taylor. team in the nation in Purdue. San Diego hosts Oakland, Upcoorch catches the ball, The Boilermakers hllve lost' PHII-"\DELPHIA (UPI) - Cleveland entertains Pill· runs end arounds, returns For Their Birthd~y n_dkickoffsandspends 31·Z to Northwestern, 17.0 to The PhiladeIPhla Flyers face sburgh, San .Francisco tan- ""nlsa_ "" Notre Dame and 1~ to the Buffalo Sa'bres here gles with Kansas City, and the rest of his da:,< running up Priced From Southern Celjfomja. tonlglit !Without the help of wa 8 h 1n g t 0 n en g a g e s and down the field on the Miami is ,_1 after ita 35-2S awardwinning goaHe Bernie Philadelphia. specialty teams. He scored Ca II 992-5560 · Pa t two touchdowns in his pro win over Ball·State 181t week, ren · . . On Monday night, Dallas de~t, wig the Kansas 1 game in which taUbick Rob A ·spokesman for the • tackles Detroit. Cl ~e!l$e on a w=yard pass Carpenter and ~ck Stanley <lip champions said. Simpson ha,s won t,vo Sherman Smitll combined for • Parent suffer!!<~ a pulled neck straight league rushing titles, liixl a 13-yard · reverse. He 371 yards luahlna. U2 by . mi!BCle in practice Thuraday capped by his record 2;003 caught ·three passes .for 153 59 N. Second St. ' &nith and 171 by Carpeslter, and wUl miss at least one yar.dslnthatgam~andadded , ' , ~pED ATfitA01~N -: ~ ~ c..,'.lu!l been added this year to the M~lgs ~rchlng Middleport, Ohio Bi!nd. Corp.!! members are 1~, Judy.Radford, MOI)B King, Julie Hamm and Jeru Grate. whO alia ICOred lour Till. exhibition. game. He did not two for 29 yards against the Bowling Green, ~ should requil'e hOI)>itallzaUon. , Packers. .· get Ita first MAC·win againat The spo~esm81) said Parent s § LARRY'S 1 . p 0 II y' s p 0 ., nte r·s 2 ' DRIED FLOWER • Local Bowling POMIE ROY ' LANE 5 Tl'lursday Strikers Stptember 11, lt1S Won 'Last Team 6 6 2 Tiam1 Bob Couch 23.a, Larry Dugan , 194, A. L. Phelps Jr . - 192. women Isabelle Couch , 199, Isabelle Couch 193, Pat Carson. 190. High series- Larry Dugon Bob Couch 526, Charles Smith 520. Women - ISabelle Team 3 • r .. m5 ~ couch 5~6. Betty Sm lth 492, T11m 2 2 Sonia Woyland 46•. High !nd. Game - Pall! Team High Game an-d Williams 201, Pa!!l Williams. Series - Zlde's Sporl Shop, 191 . . 71! end 2084 . High Serln - Paltl 6 a~ " l a • • • • • ~ • : . ..:• • • :· • • • :;. • • • : '-! • .: . • • • " : •• ••" • : • • :"' • • , ~ •aa. 1 A • 6 6 lll, SEEING IS BEUEVING Reliability••• 'av'-' ol 0 ·Dinner honors 89th birthday weakness still continues October 21st The Guidance Dept. of Meigs High School has an· nounced that sophomores, juniors, and some seniors 'IIIII • be able tt._Joln over one mlllion other students around Wl111ams '525, · Laura Car the world in taking the penter A12 . Thursday Strikers Preliminary Scholastic Ttam High Game and Stptombtr25,1975 Won Lost Aptitude Test-National Merit Series - Team 6, 355 and U2. Team 1 u 2 Teem • 10 6 Scholarship Qualifying Test Trl Count'f' league Team 2 B 8 Sopllmbor21,1175 Team 6 6 10 (PSAT·NMSQT) this fall. The Pis. Team 3 6 10 test, cosponsored by the Rooch'$ Gun Shop 22 Ttom S A 12 College Board and National Pom . Cem•nt Bile:. 22 High Ind . Game Lena Rewllngs Aulo Ports 20 Howard 159, Laura Car - Merit Scholarship CorSeer1 Cat. Mer . 18 Ptnter, 151 . . poration, is an Important step Meigs Inn 12 High Series Laura in making college plans. · H&R Firestone 2 carpenter .coo,· Anna Ward High Ind . Game - Henry 391 . Scheduled for October 21 C!a!worthy 207. Henry Team High <fame end Clatworthy, 206, Lewis Seuir, Series·- Team 1, 321 end 811. ole PSAT·NMSQT .meaaures 203. verbal and mathematical High Series - Henry ( aptitude, two abiiiUea im· Clalwort1>y, !57, B!!! Redford hnoy Lilt Night MIKtd s•1 , A. L. Pl\e11>s Jr ., 540. .. . $oplombor21, 1975 portant in doil!g college work. Team High Game won Loll The teat cin also lead to Roack 's Gun Shop 875. . Team 6 42 6 Team High · Series Teem 5 38 10 other opportuniUes for high Pome-roy Ce ment .Bioctc; co ., Qul)lltv Prin t Shop 26 22 2_.87, Team 2 , 16 32 school students: Teem 1 U 3.a - They .can enter the Team A I .40 Tuesday Triplicate competition for adtolarshlpa HIQh Ind . Game - Men : Stpttmbtr 23, ltU Sem Simonds 202. Roger administered by the NatiO!lal Won Last Spencer 191. Women - Laure Mllchell Painting Co. 21 • Carpenter 161, Jean Spencer Merit ' Scholarship Cor· Team 3 22 10 Ut poration; Team 1 16 16 High Series ·- Men : Bruce Team 6 u 18 Hewlev 497, Rog'l" Spencer -They can participate in Racine Ho . Nat . Bk . 6 26 469. Women - Jun Spencer the College Board's Student Team 4 •• 6 26 . 391. Bony Wr!lesel 371. High ln·d'. Game - Nora Search Service which Ia uaed Team High Game end Rice 169 , Shirley Mlt<hel! and series - Team 61 584 end _by hundreds of ·collegea in· wanda Teaford !14. 1611. ' • High Series - Shirley teres~d In students like Mitchel! Wando Teaford .. Earl't Sundl't Miuct LtiiUI them; · •so. Won lost Team High Game and - They can get a good_Idea Jack"s Dairy ear 30 10 Series ...._ M lt~ hell Painting ' Tom's C•rry Out 21 12 of what the Scholuttc ApHill & Mayer Barbers 2S 15 co. •••· 1301 .· Pullins Excavollng 16 2• titude Teat (sAT) II like. Mornlnt Glories Pomeroy Flower Shop Along with their score r• Ph. . 1! :!'/ 1 Gibbs Grocery 28 Team 6 10 30 · r.eporta, atudanta will receive Exc:elslor 011 Co . 18 High Ind . Game - Larrv a copy of about yoar ~Tf' Newel! sunoco 16 Dugan 212 and Larry Dugan Ge..t_Aulo Por!s U NMSQT ICC!I'ea, a booldet that 196 . BillY Whlttolch 189 end .Spencet S Market U Rhtb' Hysell !SO. In· WMPO · 6 High Series - Lorry Dugan contains valuable High Ind . GaQOe - Debbie 59! , John Tyrto 505 end Betty formation •bout: 1 Grutser 173. Ann _ Radtorct, Whlt!alch 535. Mary Voss ~61 . -Estimating SAT scorts; 170, ~ High Game and Sorlos High Series Margaret Jackls Dairy Bor 690 ond , -Finlllnl out where to get Follrod 451. Donna Me - 2012. and hiiW to use more detailedFartend 4~3 . Tfam High Game and information about collet!es series - Spen~er•s ' ·Markef . F lrtblll ltiiUI and financial aid; Sepltmb~rat, 1975 717 and l2B6. - Planning for nnanclng a Won lott Team No . 2 32 0 Fabric ShOP l2 10 college edutaUoo . ''Eirly Wtdr'ttsdly Mlxtd Also, by uainl the 1t'/6 T11m! U 11 Stpttm btr J4, U7S . Tum • 14 IS edlllon ollhe Collega llolrd's . Pis. Ttam s 1• -11 21 l ido's Sporl Shop High Ind. Gomt - Stlby College Hanclboclk, atudenla 24 Manley 158. Maurlsh• Nelson can ctapare the11111ma with Sn,lth Nelson Motors 22 !50. Young Super Market ' 16 Hig h Series ,.. .So!by enrolled student& at the't,883 ~:f,~t~ 1o~"ug co , ' 16 Manley d2, Cherlollo f colleges and unlveraiUea 16 Henning •~• . ' T_ enrh Framers __ Men : Hated. · High lnd G·a me Teem 4 l 2 ' ·is scheduled s'' EDWARD A. FULI'ON DALLAS (UP!) - Texas. humorist John Henry Faulk says his fight against the Communist witch-hunts of the 1950s, which cost hlril his btoadcasting career and his reputatloo, was never a fight against evil people. It was, he said, a struggle against national weakness that · continues into'·the 19718. In the 19518, he said, the American public allowed the ''manipulaUon by fear" that was the basis of the Me· Carlhy:era investigations of Communists in govennnent and the entertainment world. Through the current decade, he said, the public allowed the misdeeds which became the Watergate sca'ndals. The drllmBUc presentatim of Faulk's struggle, which ended in 1962 with attorney tools Nizer wlnnlnl! him a $3.5 mllllm libel award from AWARE, a group that blacklisted· those in the entertainment' · world, lfts depicted Thursay nigh( in the CBS-- program "Fear on Trlai." That presentation, Faulk said, was the first Ume he had suffered emotionally from his six yeaJJ oo the blackli8t. . ~ "I had ~r. . reprded By wbat happened thE\~' as a personal attack on me," Faulk said Thuraday· night after .the program. "That was where I.Aluis Nizer and I disagreed. Nizer was genuinely outraged at )hem, -and I was outraged at what they did. I never felt tllat AWARE, those at CBS (which buckled under ..,essure and fired Faulk), were eyU people. Nizer felt they were villainous scoundrels." '.'I had never personaHzed the experjence," he 88id. "But aa I watched it unfold, it became a personal ex· perience. I could not escape a deep personal emotioo. • "I have come out of this terriblY well. My friends, Walter Webb, J. · Frank Dobie, Edward R. Murrow, all of the people whose opinions, whose goodwUl, I cherished, ju8t grabbed me to . their. hearts back then. 'l1tey llkedmebetterforwhlt I had done. I never. felt al011e. "The reward& I feel lor having helped put an end to that nefario111 era ...wer.e far greater than any rewards In tlie form of applause , or financial gain I might have realized had I continued on te)evlsion." Faulk, 62, now Hving with hla third wife, Liz, and a y01mg aon in seml~etlrement on a ranch in Madisonville, TeJ:., said manipulation by fear might have ended in America wi\11 the Watergate scandals of 1 1974 because citizens and tlle llelfS media no longer will be Intimidated by big govenunenl. · ;: 4i6 4x8xl" '• 4x8x2" Ja ;:if~~~~~~~eih:~ : He,art films avai ble t: =: :i STRATA-fOAM INSULATION L_ Ad•••lral. COLOR T.V. . ·Su'.b~ie · t of TV play J : 'c •I Cl3 W: $4,95 Aptitude test ... • Crestridge Sectional Homes . CaIendar Arrangement ihree ,MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. . PH. 'IJ2·7777 POMEROY .eGcwemor eKilkwood • Vernco Add-A- C heter llJ fi:nr d.. On i,l WesternMlchi&an ·would be ba~.'. evaluated been shut out in which.hu of its statuS "on a day to day ' ...._ either now or 'potential leaders for troo~ .around the cdu~ty was con_duc_ted Thursday at the hqme of Mrs: Pat Thoina, service Mis.'s Venida . K.' ·Gibbs, Hughes, Miss Bar~a An· Hlgh Cost of Face lifts hte f h. u · Pennsylvania in ·1904 came 0 aug rs o I e mon t d t by Mr · D .EAR.HELEN . · uru 1rec or, s. Ann Stimmel and Mrs. Stephanie Golds- bride-elect of Larry K. thony, Miss Rhoda Hall, Mrs. · v ,, th c· -1 w with her family· to Meigs. 1 he of Alb · an mva · lid hus ban d th roug h a lin germg . death took ' D·e..,ra lVI nt ar, rry ens, trainers for the Black Diamond Glr.l Seoul Wilson, was h~nored with .a Helen Bodimer, Mrs. Leora · Nurs111g tr· ns t 3o Dee 1m of County in 181). The. family · Councill. shower Saturday.evening at Sigman. , its toll. SU< months alter I lost him,l've faced a cold hard fact : ~~0 tcwili' hol:•;ts :nnual drifted down the Ohio on a '. • . - M.'"dd- --t - raft (flied wilfi th-eir -~ - The all-<iay meeU11g consisted-of-Informal discussions on tlle Middleport FirsrBaptist - Mr~. Roma HawKins, Miss no one will hll'e a-haggard has-been who looks-JO years older .. a troop, registration, materials available, service Church hosted by the Love Shelby •·· WUson, Mrs. ·Janice ·th an her age · (53). I have no chance agamst . younger women , Saturday mee 11n g 1n 1 1epor organtzmg household goods and animals centers, badge work, and the special ·activities ·of scouting Joy Clr~le of the B. H. San- Gibbs, Mrs: Carol Carson, though I desperately need work. · M ·P R ld to Leading Creek and 1 · ludin · 't van1-1Y tha1rna kes me ask, "How do poor rs. me . _gobServance of International Thinking Day, camping born Missiom~ry Socie.ty. Mrs. Joyce . Circle, Cheryl · Belleve me,!'t ISn 'd t fea r. tr' tey noh' s,h established their home in 0 3 . surgery so th at theY can compete pres1 and CIVIC work : Two films, one relating to Brownie activities, A yellow and whiie color Circle, Mrs. Marilyn Fultz, peopIe get nee ded cosmet!c . denT.o ts !s. C!c bw'd!C Scipio Township. 1 · · tlvthes,wereshown. ·· me u es en '" am ~~ ge, ·and. theothe r tOJUmorac Thegroupen· schemewas,carrledoutinthe ' Miss Barbara Raley, Mrs . in. Ttoday's f' d lightk economy ?"k . · Newark, Roseville, William'Howell,husbandol joyed a sack lunch at noon. · decorations with the gift table Nadine Barton Mrs IsabeUe o 111 wor , 1 must 1oo younger, but to look younger, I So · M . . A . th Jane Howell , came from 1 118 , ' · jo· b llll that I canal1ord some $2,000 for a· merse ens Canada . .They were the . Allending the orientation program were Carolyn Reeves, . featuring an umbrella of Wlnebrenne•,., Mrs· Cora need a good-pa)'lng d lh p, ane M'ddl 1 Porneroy; Pat Arnold, Salisbury; Rita Hill, Racine; Charlotte netting and nosegays. Cake Pullen Mrs f lift t~-t 'II h 1 t tha b h . an e omerov1 epor '' · Gertrude .ace'"' WI e P me ge l JO . Anot er classic 'II 'd 'th parents of 13 children . W 1 Ra · J 1 Pick ' . · ----..CATCH 22 · areaj wt pres1 e w1 ams ey, C111e; ane ens, Joyce Sisson, Susan and punch were senved and Preston, ~s. Doris Carder, DEAR CArcH . · members of Jane HoweU 22 · WlnebreMer, Syracuse; linda Stewart, Charlene Althouse, s11ffies were played. MissDebb1eCarder,Mrs.Iva ·· .. Tent to serve as hoslesses. Chester;_Barbara Duglin, Racine; Susie Pullins, Sandi Rod· Guests at the shower were Turner Mrs "·•olyn Young . I sent yqur question to a professor,of clintcal surgery at Th ti ·u "·b ' · ""' Col b' u · sit (h • 1so h'el f Ia · e mee ng W! urn ta mver Y e sa c 1 o P sl!c surgery at a t Th .convene be .man, Sa"" ury; Doris Grueser, Eleanor Lawson, Chester and Mrs. Fr.eda Hood , Mrs.· and Miss Trina Gibbs 11 Margaret Parker, Salisbury. Beulah White, Mrs. Pearl Others presenling g.lfts to New York hospital), and he replied, "The questi~n your reader a 10 a .m · ~reM wdldl at 1come 1r om ! epor · ked · disc · 1 te hi h · Is we SYRACUSEBROWNIES%54 Hoffman, Mrs . Carol tlle bride-elect were Mrs as !Savery ermngone. nmany ac ng osp1ta ,one M F d H If .d Asca~enger hunt highilgbled the Thu rsday night meeting · · ai · th e c1'uuc. · These are talk ayor re o manby ; anPaula Granda! , Mrs. •Marjorie Norma Wilcox, Mrs.· can get cosme·t1·c sur giC . opera tions 111 on Americanism of the Syracuse Brownies. The meeting opened with the pledge Walburn, Mrs . Louise Eli•abeth Slavin Mike perfonned by highly tramed young doctors about to become Ca . A h ·n b • Miss Vicky Fry, ' Mrs. PI'IVa_ · te practill oners m · th_e fildof · surgery .." He se rved sc1. at 1unceon WI e to the flag led by Melissa Hubbard and group singing led by Thompson , Mrs. Fran Haley, _e . pIa sl!c the Middleport Melinda· Hill and Julie Houdashelt. Parker, Mrs . Oeida Chase Nettie Board, Mrs. Clara Mae ~enttihaoned, too, tthedatf sorn_.e mst~tut!ons have grhants ava1iable Church of Christ at noJn. Visitors at the meeting were Mrs. Charlotte Wamsley and · Cindy Parker, Mrs. France~ Darst Mrs Etta Mae Lewis so a se1ec ew ueservmg peop1e can ave cosme1w Re ld . ts th t Mrs. Barbara Dugan, with tllree girls of Browilie age, Robin Smart, Mrs. Katie Anthony, Mr. ~d ~ - Fred Hollni~ surgery without cost to themselves." . .. th~r~hio Y~P~~~~~t w!s Sauvage, Dixie Dugan and Allee Riffle. Mrs. Sara Owen, Mrs. Electa and family Fred Gibbs Why not contact a nearby uruverslty-afl!hated teaching . d M ' 30 1885 1 MeUssa Hubbard and Debbie Michael served refresh· Souders, Mrs. Mary Hughes ""'old and Kathryn Wils~ hospital? You might~ one of the lucky lew, C-22!- H. ~!a~~~~e~~on a:r P.-eside~t menb, and Becky Roush led in the Brownie Promise to close Mrs. Lillie Hubbard, Mrs: and Uoyd Harris. William McKinley, at the ' th t' DEAR HELEN: e mee mg. Dorothy A"lhnnv . Mr• . F:t.hel time· representative of the I put ,my husband ·through school. When he became a SAUSBURY JUNIOR m()()p 100 21st Congressional District of Offi cers were eIec ted a nd adcIIv.lties .Ior the year P~"t.<U '""""" lawyer., I "wasn't good enough for him," and he asked lor a Ohio. It was endorsed by the durmg · recen t meet'mgs of the Sallsbury jumors. · divorcesothathecouldmarryoneofhisclients. G.<ant Army of the Republic. The officers are Angela Clifford, president ;.Kathy Parker, He pays cllild support and he p;omised he would repay me The local Tent was in· 1 An Ia Pr tt · 'de t ta An Ia Hatfi ld . for l)is education by providing me· with temporary alimony vtce prest n , ge a , secre ry; ge e , stituted on Nov. 4, 1926 at treasurer; Kathy Parker, news repor · te r; An geta Clifford, until I finished college and could get a career started. Between Pomeroy and was named for .' taking care of small children and working part Ume, I have Jane Irwin Howell of Meigs recreaIIon Iea d.er; Ang . eIa Half'1eld , re freshments ; ·Becky ,.."C .nr R~ Doerfer, f•t 'd 1 d o•d Jeff birlhda · 'v vu already spent four years toward my B. A. degree, and 1 want County 1n accordance with us a1 ea er; nuvn a ers, ys. Am ong the actlvIt·1es p1ann ed were hikin ' g, camping , a vis'1I my M. A. in psychology. He took seven years out 9f MY tz' . life the trend of naming the tents lothemuseuman t1i"'C before he passed his bar examination. Now he is making · dbo wI'1ng. Ahlke was tentalive1'y setfor. o c.t v "' for women ,who rendered 18. At last night's meeting the juniors made egg carton fabulous money· . special service during the """"! · th.e 1eader, and Mr s. Faye Because I'm slow with my college education, he accuses Civil war. Jane Howell _was ' pu.;., es. Mrs. Margaret parker IS 1 d M tlng of th troop be' me of trying Clifford, th e asst.... FiNANCING .... nt ea er. ee s e are mg Polly's Problem vegetables m · to 1'ce cubed lhr to "take him" for more support than bargained the mother of nl·ne sons, all of • for. He eatens to close down the alimony this year.. (It was held each ThursdaY afte rnoon. AVAILABLE DE.hl{ POLLY - Many water, thus eliminating whom joined the Union army an agreement, not a court order, which was terribly dumb of SALISBURY BROWNIES years ago I had a bookmark drippy trips from stove to me, bull wasn't thinking straight at the time.) ,d!!'ing the Civil War . Two of Mon. -Fri. 9-8 deMrs. Sathndl Rodman and Mrs. SIISie Pullins are the new that was crocheted in the sink. Water in the pan stays What would you suggest doing? TWO MORE YEARS TO her sons, Harrison and 1 1 Saturday 9-6 . . ea r.s o e Saiisbui"y Brownie Troop. shape of a cross. For a long boiling hot. -NELLIE. GO AND NO MONEY · Samuel, died in action, one at At Thursday night's meeting Kathy Scott was elected Ume I have looked for this· ~l<W.' DEAR 'IWO : Chickamauga and one at CLOSED SUNDAYS president ; Jody Hmison, vice president; Ruth Ann Fry, patternbutwithnoluck.Iam he Gall!'lan , Tenn . ~ If t agreement to floaoce your college education was tn • secretary, and Teresa Pratt, treasurer. not good at improvising nd Jane Irwin Howell, bOrn in Next door to The • writln&, a properly signed, witnessed, etc. then you could Jones Boys. • Kim RQUSh and Teresa Pratt led in the salute to the flag, directions so I would ap. , bold this weaseler to 11 , 110 matter how be squeals. u not, I'd : and plans were made lor an investiture in two weeks. Refresh· PI:ll.ciate having them very suggest you 1~ a lawyer (and 1 DON'r ·mean your ex· = menIs were provided by Lisa Pullins and her mother. ' much. Perhllps someone who husband.~. • Other members of the troop are April Brickles, Barbara has made one would send the : Hatfield, Melanie Arnold, April Clark, Tammy Stone, Anita· instructions to the colum.n. DEAR HELEN : : Smith, Allllie .Grove and Charlotte Lyons. MRS. H. You said a very true thing : The more selfish and ·self· ~ POMEROY ·fROOP180 DEAR MRS. W. H. -lam FRIDAY centered a person is, the more she (or he ) assumes others are : A program on earning badges In the Glr.i Scout program sure we will be hearing from LADIES AUXILIARY of exactly like her. Paranoid people are usually sUper selfiSh. ! was the topic for discussion at the Tuesday night meeting of some reader wbo !mows bow Middleport United Pen: the newly organized Pomeroy Junior Troop 180. to crochet such a boOanarlt. tecostal Church, 10 a. m. They're out for theirs before "all those other mean cheaters get it first." • • Mrs. Gertrude Casto, leader, talked on badges which can -POLLy today and Saturday, yard But there's another kind of paranoia : How do you explain DEAR POLLY - My Pet sale at 671 Front St., Mid· : he earned liy the girls, and then Kim Morrow completed her the people who constantly imagine everyone is talking about ; requirements lor the home healtll and safety badge it\ a Peeve ia with the size of botll dleport. •• demoostraUon before the scouts. them? ,-KNOWS ONE men's and women's billlolds. YARD SALE today and DEAR KNOWS ONE: Acivic project was discussed and the Eagle Pa trot served They should be from one· Saturday in Bradbury from 9 ; 'I'd explain lhil kind of pannola by sayiqg : When you •~ refre$Jlents following the meeting. quarter to tine-half inch wider a.m. 1o 4 p.m., sponaored by cooatantly lnaiat aomeoae II laking about you, you're reveali.ng • MIDDLEPOR'r JUNIOR ·mooP 39 and looger to make it easier Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta whit you ~ctuUy tilbak of yourself, not much! Here's a quote, Middleport juniors divided into patrols at the Monday to add or remove folding Sigma Phi. whicb mlgbt belp·sucb people: " II is a very small thing that I ~ night mee~lng at Heath United Methodist Church. money, change and cards. SATURDAY . :· 'J'!le. ijCOUis used a blcenteMial theme In nam\118 the Also a welcome additioo to a POTLUCK AT Modern he jadged by you or any humu court. " (Apostle Paul) . No one makes a . T.V. that lasts " patrols. They are: · billfold would he a plastic Woodmen · forever ... Admiral trys ... carefui Camp 7230 ' 1. "Stars and Stripes," leader, Pam Crpoks, assistant leader, holder for two or three eJ:Ira B~rlingham , 7:30 p.m. All inspection in the plant .. . in Paula Hortoo, with Joyce Stewart, Stephanie Houchins, Laura single keys just in case the members and families In· spected aljain at o_u r store, Horsely Blld Jennifer Meadows. ·· house,, car or garage keys vited to attend. · reducil)g the chance that service LETART FALLS - Dinner Randall Roberts, Todd, ,. . "Uberty Belles," leader, SusaMa Wise ; assistant leader, were misplaced. I now use wii I be needed. SQUARE DANCE 9 p.m.-12 was given at the Letart FaDs Leslie and Chad; Waller :· MellsaaMcMilllon; Cindy Crooks, Kim Fraley, Karen Goggins my change section for this If service is needed you' ll get it McDade, Troy; Mrs. Herbert and Angela Farley. and they have been a godset)d midnight at the Tuppers Community Hall Sunday in promptly ... if it needs to be in the "Eagles," leader, Helen Slack; Cindy Parker, assistant many times. - JOSEPIUNE Plains C<!mmWllty Building honor of Mrs . Edna Roush of Roush , Mrs. Howard Roush, shop over a day we' ll loan you a Fire Station. Muaic by King Racine, who· was celebraling Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lampen of leader; sUsie Pooler, Zandra Vaughan and Melissa Spencer. A. set at no charge. Portsmouth; Mrs. Lester her 89th birthday. Mrs. Roush Mrs. Judy Crooks and Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler assisted Mrs. DEAR POLLY - If you Khords. Sponsored by Orange Roush , Joann, Vicki , Johnnie 1 · was presented a cake and : Mary Wjae, leader, at the troop meeting. have a toddler who rna:,~ shut Township Volunteer Fire and Mike ; Mr . and Mrs. many lovely gifts. One Year Warranty on parts a door on his fingers 'put a Department. Ali of her six children were Roger Manuel and Angie, Mr. POMEROY Volunteer Fire and service on all 'our 100 Department sponsoring a fish present . They are Mrs. and Mrs. G"'y Roush and Pet. Solid State Sets. : · For ' teachers seeking program. The ISmm color the book will stop the door fry, 11 a. m. to 6 p. m. arfire Gladys Shields, Racine, with Jeremy; Mr. and Mrs. Jim ~ QU!Ierialfor health or science and sound production runs II from clostng all tlle way. ~ house . Dinners and sand· whom she makes her home; Connolly, Brian and Shelly, : units, Central Ohio Heart minutes. JANET. wiches will be sold and Edith McDade, Troy, Ohio; Syracuse; · Mrs . Russell .' and Herbert Roush, Howard Roush , Sharon, Cindy, David ;, Chapter hlls ,available two Teachers may also find the DEAR POLLY - Kaye delivered in Pomeroy. BAKER and Edward; Mr. and Mrs. •• films and varloiiS teaching film "()ur Way of tile" ap. wrote tbat her Pet Peeve was EVANGELINE CHAP· Roush, Lester Roush, and Ronald Russell, Mike and FURNITURE Russell Roush, all of Racine. ' materials on "Heart Health." proprlate for units 011 the with the shamj)Qo bottles that TER, O.E.S. will host the Mandy, Wolfpen ; Mr. and Mldctleoport, 0 . Others attending were Mr. : "Hey, wMt's A Heart," a heart and circulatory system do not have squeeze adapter District 25· party and a Mrs. Dana Lewis, Clifton ; : , film designed for flfst for junior and senior high tops since too much is uaed or reception honoring Mrs . and Mrs. Robert Hill, llat ~ ... h third d school grade level!. w d M h ba d 1 ed Maryln Wilcox, district . Hill, Nancy Thompson, EBrly Roush, Mr . and · Mrs. gra srs, uses T"h'· l6nun color !Ibn with sp e . y us n so v 1 wuoug • the tecl/ruques of animation, .. this for himself by drilling a president, 6:30 p.m. at the Middleport ; Marilyn Gibbs, • Tom Norris, Mr. and Mrs. ~ comedy, pantomime, satire sound runs 27 minutes and small hole In the cover. Now Middleport Masonic Temple. New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush, and Philip Hili, Athens. · ~ and a touch of "m~glc" to reviews the American way of he gets just the squeeze he Those attending to take a : . make ita points about tlle life which too often means wants and has no more spills CI7Vered dish and their. own 7:30 p.m. at the school. : importance of hear( health. rich foods, cigarettes, too in the shower. - MRS. M.V. table service. Parents are to accompany • It Involves young actors much Ume for work and DEAR POLLY - I know SOUP, .bake and yard sale, their sons. : and actresses the ages of worry • but not enough )!me what a tough pr~blem beginning 10a.m. at Syracuse POMEROY Garden Club, : lh088 school children who will for exercise, relaxation or MUdred hlls with the crust Presbyterian Church, Second 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs l,nn. ! view the flbn. The colorful medical checkups. .inside her. aluminum St. Take containers for soup For roll call there will be an Blld lively flbn Involves lots of The main character • Ed i\>hlatling tea kettle. ! cleaned carryout order; will have e1change of house planb. J· action tO keep tlle attention of Clark, has led our way of life mine by using good strong rummage and depression SALEM CENTER PTA , : · ita youthful audience. Its from Infancy and he has been vinegar, undiluted. Just pour glass in crystal, pink and : ·narrative' gives 'basic in· led by this way of life to the in a generous amount, even green in conjunction with 7:30p.m. at the school with Charles Dowler , superin: . formation on how the heart coronary care unit. With fill the kettle if you like, and bake sale. tendent of Meigs Local School : ; functions. The youngsters drama, humor and a let it stand 24 hours or so. YARD SALE at Racine District as speaker. Dulcimer •.•, ~o lear.n how_to properly generous serving of Then clean out witll soda ·Ellimentary Scttoal by Racine selections and folk m115ic to •· care for their heart tllrough nostalgia, "Ciur Way of life" water. The scales inside the PTO, beginning 9 a. m. For ~ diet, e:u~cise, rest and avoid· tells Ed Clark's story· It is, as kettle wlU either dissolve or pickup of donations, call 94&- be presented by Mr. and Mrs. ANY Kenneth Ward, : ance of llnhealthy hllblts like well, the story of risk factors come out in pieces. Keep 3927-or &19'6674. SIZE smoking. that can lead to heart attack , rinsing until WJIIer cwtes out SUNDAY : : Produc·J by Ohio Stale . The films, teac~lng guides clear. - MRS. V. S. HOMECOMING at : : Universitf iand Ohio State and materials are available .DEAR POLLy _ Water Hemlock Grove Christian : : Heart ASIIIX!iallon, the film by contacting the Central staina on washable curtain& Church ;' basket dinner at 12 All proc:u phil 37( to 62C per tue fed 1e- e•P . 1nd 2 rlttlppible '''IS. : was made/'possibiy by funds Ohio Heart Chapter, 535 Ea~t (from rain or moisture noon followed by afternoon • • from the I.Alyal Order of Broad St., Colwnbua, Ohio condensation from the program at I: 30. FREE mounting Moo;se, Ohio siate Moose 43215, telephone ~27. windows) can be easily and FREE tiro NEWSMEN Quartet from FREE : : Association, civic affairs removed by washing in a· ch•ngiover Charleston wiD be at the in the spring ICE SCRAPER C' solution of washing soda. Pomeroy Church of the >~;lc• Grip studs IVIi/lblr wh~re IDe1111ws ,wrmit Nazareneat~:30a.m . servlce · lo• I . ~· ,The !Jxth birthday of Steve Manley and Sharon curtain&, lt\0. IAlways test and 2 p.m. service. Members ' CXystal Manley, daughter of _Neutzlingi . color and .fabric· content). I are to bring ll friend. The •• Mr. anctfMr;. Robert Manley, Atteddlng besides those use washing soda for so many Rev.. Clyde Hendenon, : ; Mid4ejjort, Wfl ceiebl'lted IWlled were Tracy !'Yianley, things, especially for paatoi', Invites the public. ' : : Salua'diy With a party at the Janelle and 'flmtrly Neutz. cleaning in the l!alhroom. It ,. ~ ; ManteY ~J· ling,· Mickey Davis, Ti'acy 'does noi.. scratch and can be · MONDAY C! Gatnei e 'played with Scholderer, Eddie Kitchen, sprinkled on a cloth or sponge LETART Falls PTO, 7:30 : : prizes 1going to Shannon Jaaoo Bush, Jackie Thomp. . for spot cleaning : ~.m . with James Adams, = ~ ·HJndy, Carl Wayne MoodiJ. Leslie' Spencer Donald PHOEBE. principal, Southern High FRONT END ALIGNMENT ; ; pauch 1 Michelle l"Jrkle, Scott Steln, Tammy Cr~means, DEAR POLLY .l. I have . School, and Jack Bostic, •• Polcyn and Ricky Mohler. A Donnie Bunce, Jeff Acre, · found in eaay way to blanch school board member to talk WHEEL BALANCING. ROYAL CROWN :: red '!I'd white color scheme Regtna Ebiiil, Klrt Doss, vegetables lor the freew. I on the levy. Candidates lor :: was c'rried out In the John F!~k and Tyler Hart. use my deep fat fryer. The school board to speak. · ' BOmiNG COMPANY POMEROY OHIO m · decorations. Assisting ,Mra Sending 1'1118 were Rhonda basket III ideal for carrying to SYRACUSE Elementary Middleport --''---lir...ley with the party were and Bobby Jeffers. \he . sink for ~lunging School aignup for Cub Scouta, L~ 992-2094 0 Bills, .Broncos clash l•n battle of unbeatens ~ Circle ~OnOrs . . Ve nida .Gibbs b h f Party celebrates irt day 18':.-PORTULICOLOR TV :! aS30oo • Quasar 100% Solid 'State Modular Chas· sis.• "lnsta·Matic'' Color Tun4ng • Plug-in Clrcu~ Modules•lnstant PiCture and Sound • Energy Saver Switch • Bright Picture Tube ·· Mode/ WPSQ11!M}t WERNER . RADIO & T.V.; Middleport, Ohio ,. ... ::r~oo~a~lghe w~; ~~~ POMEROY -. HOME &AUTO .on ·; .. �4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Oct. 3, 1975 ............, ..·.·..-........... ...........·.·.·.·.w . .-.... 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o:, Friday, Oct. 3, 1975 Miami ·Ohio U on road···. :;·~_;:.~::::~·::::·· · · · . G~ . . . . I cG~l·scout orien!:o:~:r~:::m~~:!~hare leader~ . ' . , NEW HAVEN, W. VA .. .· · · · Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Batey By Uall~ Preia ID· four loSses, gum in a Red Division iln!!ouncell)ebirthoftheir.slx teraallobal .. · · . Falcon fullbackDanSaleet, game. . pound and lloimce son, Tyler · Miami and Ohio University who gained ~ yards .in the · Other games involving . Randall, bQrn Sept. · 9 at take tO the road lhil! weekend, 21-14 win · over Dayton last Ohio Conference terurur find Holzer Medical .Center. . _trying to uphold the Mid- week·: has teamed with Ashland at Baldwin waliace Grandpljl'ents are Mr. and ~ • American Conference's tailback Dave Preston to give in a night contest, Ohio Mrs , .James (Sonny) "'.' recent successes against the ooach Don Nehlen a solid one- . Northern at Marietta, Ot- Haggerty of Milton, W. Va. ·;" Big _Ten. ' two puncl!, terbein at Ohio Wesleyan·, and Mrs. Phil Batey of New " Mlanii, which had its 24- _ Saleet hts •28 yards in the . Wooster at-- Hiram, Mount Haven . Maternal great· ;, ., game unbel!len - streak three games, while Presion Union at Denison, Wittenberg grandparents are · Mrs . q;.. snapped two weeks ago by has 3:1JJ. at West Uberty (W.Va.) and Imogene Walker of . New ~: · Michigan State, takes on · Kent State, considered il• Hamilton (N.Y.) at o~rlin. Haven and Mrs. Martha .. ; Purdue at West Lafayette, solid title contender in preThe rest of the schedule has Haggerty of Middleport. Ind., a team. the Redsklns season polla, finds Itself in a Bluffton at Wilmington and Paternal gr.eal·gr.andparents ," deadlocked·7·7 a year ago. win-or-out situation at Manchester (Ind.) at Findlay are Mrs. Fred P. Batey of .,. . Meariw·hile, Ohio Northern Dlinols after last innlghtgames,W&J(Pa .)at · NewHavenandMrs.Garr.ett ''" University, off to a 24-1slatt week's loSII to Ohio Unlver· Case Western, Defiance at . Swillers of llllnolse. Great· in three MAC games, looks ·sity. Another Joss by .the Taylor (Ind.), and Carnegie- great grandfather is Ralph V. for Its thlr.d win againat the Jo1asbes would just about end Mellon (Pa.) at John Gibbs, Sr. of New Haven. Golden Gophers of Min- their. title hopea. · CarrolL :::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: nesota. Northern Illinois, which "-- There are two conference dropped Its first two non: games on tap in the Mid·Am, conference games to I.Alng :,'! with Northern Dlinols, which Beach State (24-7) and North· shares the .top S)lOt with western (10.7), · blanked , If Miami with a I~ mark, Western Michigan last hosting Kent State and weekend ~Bowlillll Green making its'· "Kimt has the best per· Faulkner, Vickie Might, captain, AM Pe"'ch, Brenda MEIGS FLAG CORPS - Making up part of the Meigs yards in 1973. But the Juice . • first conference start when it sonnet in the MAC " said Bishop, Tammy Schoonover, Cindy McKinney, Teni Fife High School~~~&r.chlng band is the flag corps. Shown I~ ' entertains winless Western Northern Coach Je;..y lp· By RICK GOSSELIN was stripped of his crown last and Kim Grueser. l!l'e Christi Hess, Sue Kennedy, Christie Burson, Jeri :~ Michigan. . pollti, "better than Nor· UPI Sporta Writer season by Armstrong, 8' tWo~ .. Toledo, which has dropped tllweslern." The big matchup in the year pro who ran 1,407 yards. tllr.ee games in .a row since Toledo again will rely on National Foo\ball League tllis Simpson gained 'U/ yards CARNIVAL SATURDAY winning Ita opener, hosts tlle strong·rtght ann of Gene weekend was supposed to against the supposedly im· A number of activities will 1!, Dayton ina night game, while Swick to laWICh the Rockets have been between O.J . penelr.able Pittsburgh be held, bOth indoors and out· 1: unbeaten Cincinnati travels oo tlle winning track alter Simpson and Otis Ar.m· Steelers' defensive unit, ~ to Philadelp~ia to play three consecutive losses strong- the game's most charging off 00 an 88-yard doors, when the Riverview School Carnival is staged ,. Temple. agathst Dayton, also 1-3. productive ruMers over the touchdown burst to highlight Saturday night . A jitney "~ 6u, which tripped Kent Swick leads the nation In past twoyear.s. theday.Addthe 173yardshe supper will begin at 5 p.m. ': State 23-2llast week to stay passing, having hit on 91 of Inatead, it will be Simpson gamed opening day againSt with a football kick, tractor undefeated, will give up .131 attempts for 1,~ yards and an uimeralded fourth the New Yor.k Jets and ride , basketball tl\row and ~· about 10 pounds per man to and eight touchdowns, but the round draft choice w~o will Simpson is comfortably atop .. the Gopher forward wall. Toledo defense Is giving up collide for honors. other contests outdoors at 6 I" Us tlle league rushing chart this ;; . "We know we're ,.out· polntaata29pergameclip. Sirnpaon'sBuffaloBI will ·· p.m. At 7 p.m. a number of . ., manned and out-tized going Other games Saturday find host rookie Rick Upchurch se:,7~~trong is listed as ' bOoths will open for Indoor !j In," said Bobcat coech BUl · Akron at Delaware and the t;>en\'er Broncos doubtful against because of activities. Games, food Hesa, "but we have a chant'!! Youni!stown State at Nor· Sunday in a ·battle of un. bruised ribs. stands and baked goodS will 1 to win and it s a great tllern Michigan and Central defeateds to highlight a 12That puts a lot of pressure be featured at the Indoor part .... chalte""e and opportunity for "'·te at Northwood (Mich.). game card around the league .. of the carnival. •.,. ""' h on Upchurch, this season's ,. our team." · · Divisional play begina in In other mate es , topNFLrookieafier just two 'Minnesota is 2-1 on the year tlle Ohio Conference :ovltll Baltlinore plays Los' Angeles, weeks on the job. A running Send Someone A ., witll its 101111 at the banda of Denison and Capital meeting Chicago travels to Minnesota, back In college at Minnesota, COLORFUL :: Indiana (:110-lt) and victories at Granville in a Blue Cincinnati journeys to Upchurch was converted to •.,.•. overWeeternMJ..hlaon (~) Divl•io·li · contest and Houston, Miami llfa.l Green ~~· • N Orle wide receiver @nd ~as .shown .,Z and Oregon U0.7). Heidelberg hosting Muskln· Bay, · ew ans ·meets skiDs compara.ble ·to thoae of ..... Miami, which beat Purdue Atlanta, New EnglBnd piays another converted ball 24-1tin 1973, will be meeting the New .York Jets, the New · what may be the best Q.3 York'GiantsJnvade St. Louis, carrier, Charley Taylor. team in the nation in Purdue. San Diego hosts Oakland, Upcoorch catches the ball, The Boilermakers hllve lost' PHII-"\DELPHIA (UPI) - Cleveland entertains Pill· runs end arounds, returns For Their Birthd~y n_dkickoffsandspends 31·Z to Northwestern, 17.0 to The PhiladeIPhla Flyers face sburgh, San .Francisco tan- ""nlsa_ "" Notre Dame and 1~ to the Buffalo Sa'bres here gles with Kansas City, and the rest of his da:,< running up Priced From Southern Celjfomja. tonlglit !Without the help of wa 8 h 1n g t 0 n en g a g e s and down the field on the Miami is ,_1 after ita 35-2S awardwinning goaHe Bernie Philadelphia. specialty teams. He scored Ca II 992-5560 · Pa t two touchdowns in his pro win over Ball·State 181t week, ren · . . On Monday night, Dallas de~t, wig the Kansas 1 game in which taUbick Rob A ·spokesman for the • tackles Detroit. Cl ~e!l$e on a w=yard pass Carpenter and ~ck Stanley <lip champions said. Simpson ha,s won t,vo Sherman Smitll combined for • Parent suffer!!<~ a pulled neck straight league rushing titles, liixl a 13-yard · reverse. He 371 yards luahlna. U2 by . mi!BCle in practice Thuraday capped by his record 2;003 caught ·three passes .for 153 59 N. Second St. ' &nith and 171 by Carpeslter, and wUl miss at least one yar.dslnthatgam~andadded , ' , ~pED ATfitA01~N -: ~ ~ c..,'.lu!l been added this year to the M~lgs ~rchlng Middleport, Ohio Bi!nd. Corp.!! members are 1~, Judy.Radford, MOI)B King, Julie Hamm and Jeru Grate. whO alia ICOred lour Till. exhibition. game. He did not two for 29 yards against the Bowling Green, ~ should requil'e hOI)>itallzaUon. , Packers. .· get Ita first MAC·win againat The spo~esm81) said Parent s § LARRY'S 1 . p 0 II y' s p 0 ., nte r·s 2 ' DRIED FLOWER • Local Bowling POMIE ROY ' LANE 5 Tl'lursday Strikers Stptember 11, lt1S Won 'Last Team 6 6 2 Tiam1 Bob Couch 23.a, Larry Dugan , 194, A. L. Phelps Jr . - 192. women Isabelle Couch , 199, Isabelle Couch 193, Pat Carson. 190. High series- Larry Dugon Bob Couch 526, Charles Smith 520. Women - ISabelle Team 3 • r .. m5 ~ couch 5~6. Betty Sm lth 492, T11m 2 2 Sonia Woyland 46•. High !nd. Game - Pall! Team High Game an-d Williams 201, Pa!!l Williams. Series - Zlde's Sporl Shop, 191 . . 71! end 2084 . High Serln - Paltl 6 a~ " l a • • • • • ~ • : . ..:• • • :· • • • :;. • • • : '-! • .: . • • • " : •• ••" • : • • :"' • • , ~ •aa. 1 A • 6 6 lll, SEEING IS BEUEVING Reliability••• 'av'-' ol 0 ·Dinner honors 89th birthday weakness still continues October 21st The Guidance Dept. of Meigs High School has an· nounced that sophomores, juniors, and some seniors 'IIIII • be able tt._Joln over one mlllion other students around Wl111ams '525, · Laura Car the world in taking the penter A12 . Thursday Strikers Preliminary Scholastic Ttam High Game and Stptombtr25,1975 Won Lost Aptitude Test-National Merit Series - Team 6, 355 and U2. Team 1 u 2 Teem • 10 6 Scholarship Qualifying Test Trl Count'f' league Team 2 B 8 Sopllmbor21,1175 Team 6 6 10 (PSAT·NMSQT) this fall. The Pis. Team 3 6 10 test, cosponsored by the Rooch'$ Gun Shop 22 Ttom S A 12 College Board and National Pom . Cem•nt Bile:. 22 High Ind . Game Lena Rewllngs Aulo Ports 20 Howard 159, Laura Car - Merit Scholarship CorSeer1 Cat. Mer . 18 Ptnter, 151 . . poration, is an Important step Meigs Inn 12 High Series Laura in making college plans. · H&R Firestone 2 carpenter .coo,· Anna Ward High Ind . Game - Henry 391 . Scheduled for October 21 C!a!worthy 207. Henry Team High <fame end Clatworthy, 206, Lewis Seuir, Series·- Team 1, 321 end 811. ole PSAT·NMSQT .meaaures 203. verbal and mathematical High Series - Henry ( aptitude, two abiiiUea im· Clalwort1>y, !57, B!!! Redford hnoy Lilt Night MIKtd s•1 , A. L. Pl\e11>s Jr ., 540. .. . $oplombor21, 1975 portant in doil!g college work. Team High Game won Loll The teat cin also lead to Roack 's Gun Shop 875. . Team 6 42 6 Team High · Series Teem 5 38 10 other opportuniUes for high Pome-roy Ce ment .Bioctc; co ., Qul)lltv Prin t Shop 26 22 2_.87, Team 2 , 16 32 school students: Teem 1 U 3.a - They .can enter the Team A I .40 Tuesday Triplicate competition for adtolarshlpa HIQh Ind . Game - Men : Stpttmbtr 23, ltU Sem Simonds 202. Roger administered by the NatiO!lal Won Last Spencer 191. Women - Laure Mllchell Painting Co. 21 • Carpenter 161, Jean Spencer Merit ' Scholarship Cor· Team 3 22 10 Ut poration; Team 1 16 16 High Series ·- Men : Bruce Team 6 u 18 Hewlev 497, Rog'l" Spencer -They can participate in Racine Ho . Nat . Bk . 6 26 469. Women - Jun Spencer the College Board's Student Team 4 •• 6 26 . 391. Bony Wr!lesel 371. High ln·d'. Game - Nora Search Service which Ia uaed Team High Game end Rice 169 , Shirley Mlt<hel! and series - Team 61 584 end _by hundreds of ·collegea in· wanda Teaford !14. 1611. ' • High Series - Shirley teres~d In students like Mitchel! Wando Teaford .. Earl't Sundl't Miuct LtiiUI them; · •so. Won lost Team High Game and - They can get a good_Idea Jack"s Dairy ear 30 10 Series ...._ M lt~ hell Painting ' Tom's C•rry Out 21 12 of what the Scholuttc ApHill & Mayer Barbers 2S 15 co. •••· 1301 .· Pullins Excavollng 16 2• titude Teat (sAT) II like. Mornlnt Glories Pomeroy Flower Shop Along with their score r• Ph. . 1! :!'/ 1 Gibbs Grocery 28 Team 6 10 30 · r.eporta, atudanta will receive Exc:elslor 011 Co . 18 High Ind . Game - Larrv a copy of about yoar ~Tf' Newel! sunoco 16 Dugan 212 and Larry Dugan Ge..t_Aulo Por!s U NMSQT ICC!I'ea, a booldet that 196 . BillY Whlttolch 189 end .Spencet S Market U Rhtb' Hysell !SO. In· WMPO · 6 High Series - Lorry Dugan contains valuable High Ind . GaQOe - Debbie 59! , John Tyrto 505 end Betty formation •bout: 1 Grutser 173. Ann _ Radtorct, Whlt!alch 535. Mary Voss ~61 . -Estimating SAT scorts; 170, ~ High Game and Sorlos High Series Margaret Jackls Dairy Bor 690 ond , -Finlllnl out where to get Follrod 451. Donna Me - 2012. and hiiW to use more detailedFartend 4~3 . Tfam High Game and information about collet!es series - Spen~er•s ' ·Markef . F lrtblll ltiiUI and financial aid; Sepltmb~rat, 1975 717 and l2B6. - Planning for nnanclng a Won lott Team No . 2 32 0 Fabric ShOP l2 10 college edutaUoo . ''Eirly Wtdr'ttsdly Mlxtd Also, by uainl the 1t'/6 T11m! U 11 Stpttm btr J4, U7S . Tum • 14 IS edlllon ollhe Collega llolrd's . Pis. Ttam s 1• -11 21 l ido's Sporl Shop High Ind. Gomt - Stlby College Hanclboclk, atudenla 24 Manley 158. Maurlsh• Nelson can ctapare the11111ma with Sn,lth Nelson Motors 22 !50. Young Super Market ' 16 Hig h Series ,.. .So!by enrolled student& at the't,883 ~:f,~t~ 1o~"ug co , ' 16 Manley d2, Cherlollo f colleges and unlveraiUea 16 Henning •~• . ' T_ enrh Framers __ Men : Hated. · High lnd G·a me Teem 4 l 2 ' ·is scheduled s'' EDWARD A. FULI'ON DALLAS (UP!) - Texas. humorist John Henry Faulk says his fight against the Communist witch-hunts of the 1950s, which cost hlril his btoadcasting career and his reputatloo, was never a fight against evil people. It was, he said, a struggle against national weakness that · continues into'·the 19718. In the 19518, he said, the American public allowed the ''manipulaUon by fear" that was the basis of the Me· Carlhy:era investigations of Communists in govennnent and the entertainment world. Through the current decade, he said, the public allowed the misdeeds which became the Watergate sca'ndals. The drllmBUc presentatim of Faulk's struggle, which ended in 1962 with attorney tools Nizer wlnnlnl! him a $3.5 mllllm libel award from AWARE, a group that blacklisted· those in the entertainment' · world, lfts depicted Thursay nigh( in the CBS-- program "Fear on Trlai." That presentation, Faulk said, was the first Ume he had suffered emotionally from his six yeaJJ oo the blackli8t. . ~ "I had ~r. . reprded By wbat happened thE\~' as a personal attack on me," Faulk said Thuraday· night after .the program. "That was where I.Aluis Nizer and I disagreed. Nizer was genuinely outraged at )hem, -and I was outraged at what they did. I never felt tllat AWARE, those at CBS (which buckled under ..,essure and fired Faulk), were eyU people. Nizer felt they were villainous scoundrels." '.'I had never personaHzed the experjence," he 88id. "But aa I watched it unfold, it became a personal ex· perience. I could not escape a deep personal emotioo. • "I have come out of this terriblY well. My friends, Walter Webb, J. · Frank Dobie, Edward R. Murrow, all of the people whose opinions, whose goodwUl, I cherished, ju8t grabbed me to . their. hearts back then. 'l1tey llkedmebetterforwhlt I had done. I never. felt al011e. "The reward& I feel lor having helped put an end to that nefario111 era ...wer.e far greater than any rewards In tlie form of applause , or financial gain I might have realized had I continued on te)evlsion." Faulk, 62, now Hving with hla third wife, Liz, and a y01mg aon in seml~etlrement on a ranch in Madisonville, TeJ:., said manipulation by fear might have ended in America wi\11 the Watergate scandals of 1 1974 because citizens and tlle llelfS media no longer will be Intimidated by big govenunenl. · ;: 4i6 4x8xl" '• 4x8x2" Ja ;:if~~~~~~~eih:~ : He,art films avai ble t: =: :i STRATA-fOAM INSULATION L_ Ad•••lral. COLOR T.V. . ·Su'.b~ie · t of TV play J : 'c •I Cl3 W: $4,95 Aptitude test ... • Crestridge Sectional Homes . CaIendar Arrangement ihree ,MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. . PH. 'IJ2·7777 POMEROY .eGcwemor eKilkwood • Vernco Add-A- C heter llJ fi:nr d.. On i,l WesternMlchi&an ·would be ba~.'. evaluated been shut out in which.hu of its statuS "on a day to day ' ...._ either now or 'potential leaders for troo~ .around the cdu~ty was con_duc_ted Thursday at the hqme of Mrs: Pat Thoina, service Mis.'s Venida . K.' ·Gibbs, Hughes, Miss Bar~a An· Hlgh Cost of Face lifts hte f h. u · Pennsylvania in ·1904 came 0 aug rs o I e mon t d t by Mr · D .EAR.HELEN . · uru 1rec or, s. Ann Stimmel and Mrs. Stephanie Golds- bride-elect of Larry K. thony, Miss Rhoda Hall, Mrs. · v ,, th c· -1 w with her family· to Meigs. 1 he of Alb · an mva · lid hus ban d th roug h a lin germg . death took ' D·e..,ra lVI nt ar, rry ens, trainers for the Black Diamond Glr.l Seoul Wilson, was h~nored with .a Helen Bodimer, Mrs. Leora · Nurs111g tr· ns t 3o Dee 1m of County in 181). The. family · Councill. shower Saturday.evening at Sigman. , its toll. SU< months alter I lost him,l've faced a cold hard fact : ~~0 tcwili' hol:•;ts :nnual drifted down the Ohio on a '. • . - M.'"dd- --t - raft (flied wilfi th-eir -~ - The all-<iay meeU11g consisted-of-Informal discussions on tlle Middleport FirsrBaptist - Mr~. Roma HawKins, Miss no one will hll'e a-haggard has-been who looks-JO years older .. a troop, registration, materials available, service Church hosted by the Love Shelby •·· WUson, Mrs. ·Janice ·th an her age · (53). I have no chance agamst . younger women , Saturday mee 11n g 1n 1 1epor organtzmg household goods and animals centers, badge work, and the special ·activities ·of scouting Joy Clr~le of the B. H. San- Gibbs, Mrs: Carol Carson, though I desperately need work. · M ·P R ld to Leading Creek and 1 · ludin · 't van1-1Y tha1rna kes me ask, "How do poor rs. me . _gobServance of International Thinking Day, camping born Missiom~ry Socie.ty. Mrs. Joyce . Circle, Cheryl · Belleve me,!'t ISn 'd t fea r. tr' tey noh' s,h established their home in 0 3 . surgery so th at theY can compete pres1 and CIVIC work : Two films, one relating to Brownie activities, A yellow and whiie color Circle, Mrs. Marilyn Fultz, peopIe get nee ded cosmet!c . denT.o ts !s. C!c bw'd!C Scipio Township. 1 · · tlvthes,wereshown. ·· me u es en '" am ~~ ge, ·and. theothe r tOJUmorac Thegroupen· schemewas,carrledoutinthe ' Miss Barbara Raley, Mrs . in. Ttoday's f' d lightk economy ?"k . · Newark, Roseville, William'Howell,husbandol joyed a sack lunch at noon. · decorations with the gift table Nadine Barton Mrs IsabeUe o 111 wor , 1 must 1oo younger, but to look younger, I So · M . . A . th Jane Howell , came from 1 118 , ' · jo· b llll that I canal1ord some $2,000 for a· merse ens Canada . .They were the . Allending the orientation program were Carolyn Reeves, . featuring an umbrella of Wlnebrenne•,., Mrs· Cora need a good-pa)'lng d lh p, ane M'ddl 1 Porneroy; Pat Arnold, Salisbury; Rita Hill, Racine; Charlotte netting and nosegays. Cake Pullen Mrs f lift t~-t 'II h 1 t tha b h . an e omerov1 epor '' · Gertrude .ace'"' WI e P me ge l JO . Anot er classic 'II 'd 'th parents of 13 children . W 1 Ra · J 1 Pick ' . · ----..CATCH 22 · areaj wt pres1 e w1 ams ey, C111e; ane ens, Joyce Sisson, Susan and punch were senved and Preston, ~s. Doris Carder, DEAR CArcH . · members of Jane HoweU 22 · WlnebreMer, Syracuse; linda Stewart, Charlene Althouse, s11ffies were played. MissDebb1eCarder,Mrs.Iva ·· .. Tent to serve as hoslesses. Chester;_Barbara Duglin, Racine; Susie Pullins, Sandi Rod· Guests at the shower were Turner Mrs "·•olyn Young . I sent yqur question to a professor,of clintcal surgery at Th ti ·u "·b ' · ""' Col b' u · sit (h • 1so h'el f Ia · e mee ng W! urn ta mver Y e sa c 1 o P sl!c surgery at a t Th .convene be .man, Sa"" ury; Doris Grueser, Eleanor Lawson, Chester and Mrs. Fr.eda Hood , Mrs.· and Miss Trina Gibbs 11 Margaret Parker, Salisbury. Beulah White, Mrs. Pearl Others presenling g.lfts to New York hospital), and he replied, "The questi~n your reader a 10 a .m · ~reM wdldl at 1come 1r om ! epor · ked · disc · 1 te hi h · Is we SYRACUSEBROWNIES%54 Hoffman, Mrs . Carol tlle bride-elect were Mrs as !Savery ermngone. nmany ac ng osp1ta ,one M F d H If .d Asca~enger hunt highilgbled the Thu rsday night meeting · · ai · th e c1'uuc. · These are talk ayor re o manby ; anPaula Granda! , Mrs. •Marjorie Norma Wilcox, Mrs.· can get cosme·t1·c sur giC . opera tions 111 on Americanism of the Syracuse Brownies. The meeting opened with the pledge Walburn, Mrs . Louise Eli•abeth Slavin Mike perfonned by highly tramed young doctors about to become Ca . A h ·n b • Miss Vicky Fry, ' Mrs. PI'IVa_ · te practill oners m · th_e fildof · surgery .." He se rved sc1. at 1unceon WI e to the flag led by Melissa Hubbard and group singing led by Thompson , Mrs. Fran Haley, _e . pIa sl!c the Middleport Melinda· Hill and Julie Houdashelt. Parker, Mrs . Oeida Chase Nettie Board, Mrs. Clara Mae ~enttihaoned, too, tthedatf sorn_.e mst~tut!ons have grhants ava1iable Church of Christ at noJn. Visitors at the meeting were Mrs. Charlotte Wamsley and · Cindy Parker, Mrs. France~ Darst Mrs Etta Mae Lewis so a se1ec ew ueservmg peop1e can ave cosme1w Re ld . ts th t Mrs. Barbara Dugan, with tllree girls of Browilie age, Robin Smart, Mrs. Katie Anthony, Mr. ~d ~ - Fred Hollni~ surgery without cost to themselves." . .. th~r~hio Y~P~~~~~t w!s Sauvage, Dixie Dugan and Allee Riffle. Mrs. Sara Owen, Mrs. Electa and family Fred Gibbs Why not contact a nearby uruverslty-afl!hated teaching . d M ' 30 1885 1 MeUssa Hubbard and Debbie Michael served refresh· Souders, Mrs. Mary Hughes ""'old and Kathryn Wils~ hospital? You might~ one of the lucky lew, C-22!- H. ~!a~~~~e~~on a:r P.-eside~t menb, and Becky Roush led in the Brownie Promise to close Mrs. Lillie Hubbard, Mrs: and Uoyd Harris. William McKinley, at the ' th t' DEAR HELEN: e mee mg. Dorothy A"lhnnv . Mr• . F:t.hel time· representative of the I put ,my husband ·through school. When he became a SAUSBURY JUNIOR m()()p 100 21st Congressional District of Offi cers were eIec ted a nd adcIIv.lties .Ior the year P~"t.<U '""""" lawyer., I "wasn't good enough for him," and he asked lor a Ohio. It was endorsed by the durmg · recen t meet'mgs of the Sallsbury jumors. · divorcesothathecouldmarryoneofhisclients. G.<ant Army of the Republic. The officers are Angela Clifford, president ;.Kathy Parker, He pays cllild support and he p;omised he would repay me The local Tent was in· 1 An Ia Pr tt · 'de t ta An Ia Hatfi ld . for l)is education by providing me· with temporary alimony vtce prest n , ge a , secre ry; ge e , stituted on Nov. 4, 1926 at treasurer; Kathy Parker, news repor · te r; An geta Clifford, until I finished college and could get a career started. Between Pomeroy and was named for .' taking care of small children and working part Ume, I have Jane Irwin Howell of Meigs recreaIIon Iea d.er; Ang . eIa Half'1eld , re freshments ; ·Becky ,.."C .nr R~ Doerfer, f•t 'd 1 d o•d Jeff birlhda · 'v vu already spent four years toward my B. A. degree, and 1 want County 1n accordance with us a1 ea er; nuvn a ers, ys. Am ong the actlvIt·1es p1ann ed were hikin ' g, camping , a vis'1I my M. A. in psychology. He took seven years out 9f MY tz' . life the trend of naming the tents lothemuseuman t1i"'C before he passed his bar examination. Now he is making · dbo wI'1ng. Ahlke was tentalive1'y setfor. o c.t v "' for women ,who rendered 18. At last night's meeting the juniors made egg carton fabulous money· . special service during the """"! · th.e 1eader, and Mr s. Faye Because I'm slow with my college education, he accuses Civil war. Jane Howell _was ' pu.;., es. Mrs. Margaret parker IS 1 d M tlng of th troop be' me of trying Clifford, th e asst.... FiNANCING .... nt ea er. ee s e are mg Polly's Problem vegetables m · to 1'ce cubed lhr to "take him" for more support than bargained the mother of nl·ne sons, all of • for. He eatens to close down the alimony this year.. (It was held each ThursdaY afte rnoon. AVAILABLE DE.hl{ POLLY - Many water, thus eliminating whom joined the Union army an agreement, not a court order, which was terribly dumb of SALISBURY BROWNIES years ago I had a bookmark drippy trips from stove to me, bull wasn't thinking straight at the time.) ,d!!'ing the Civil War . Two of Mon. -Fri. 9-8 deMrs. Sathndl Rodman and Mrs. SIISie Pullins are the new that was crocheted in the sink. Water in the pan stays What would you suggest doing? TWO MORE YEARS TO her sons, Harrison and 1 1 Saturday 9-6 . . ea r.s o e Saiisbui"y Brownie Troop. shape of a cross. For a long boiling hot. -NELLIE. GO AND NO MONEY · Samuel, died in action, one at At Thursday night's meeting Kathy Scott was elected Ume I have looked for this· ~l<W.' DEAR 'IWO : Chickamauga and one at CLOSED SUNDAYS president ; Jody Hmison, vice president; Ruth Ann Fry, patternbutwithnoluck.Iam he Gall!'lan , Tenn . ~ If t agreement to floaoce your college education was tn • secretary, and Teresa Pratt, treasurer. not good at improvising nd Jane Irwin Howell, bOrn in Next door to The • writln&, a properly signed, witnessed, etc. then you could Jones Boys. • Kim RQUSh and Teresa Pratt led in the salute to the flag, directions so I would ap. , bold this weaseler to 11 , 110 matter how be squeals. u not, I'd : and plans were made lor an investiture in two weeks. Refresh· PI:ll.ciate having them very suggest you 1~ a lawyer (and 1 DON'r ·mean your ex· = menIs were provided by Lisa Pullins and her mother. ' much. Perhllps someone who husband.~. • Other members of the troop are April Brickles, Barbara has made one would send the : Hatfield, Melanie Arnold, April Clark, Tammy Stone, Anita· instructions to the colum.n. DEAR HELEN : : Smith, Allllie .Grove and Charlotte Lyons. MRS. H. You said a very true thing : The more selfish and ·self· ~ POMEROY ·fROOP180 DEAR MRS. W. H. -lam FRIDAY centered a person is, the more she (or he ) assumes others are : A program on earning badges In the Glr.i Scout program sure we will be hearing from LADIES AUXILIARY of exactly like her. Paranoid people are usually sUper selfiSh. ! was the topic for discussion at the Tuesday night meeting of some reader wbo !mows bow Middleport United Pen: the newly organized Pomeroy Junior Troop 180. to crochet such a boOanarlt. tecostal Church, 10 a. m. They're out for theirs before "all those other mean cheaters get it first." • • Mrs. Gertrude Casto, leader, talked on badges which can -POLLy today and Saturday, yard But there's another kind of paranoia : How do you explain DEAR POLLY - My Pet sale at 671 Front St., Mid· : he earned liy the girls, and then Kim Morrow completed her the people who constantly imagine everyone is talking about ; requirements lor the home healtll and safety badge it\ a Peeve ia with the size of botll dleport. •• demoostraUon before the scouts. them? ,-KNOWS ONE men's and women's billlolds. YARD SALE today and DEAR KNOWS ONE: Acivic project was discussed and the Eagle Pa trot served They should be from one· Saturday in Bradbury from 9 ; 'I'd explain lhil kind of pannola by sayiqg : When you •~ refre$Jlents following the meeting. quarter to tine-half inch wider a.m. 1o 4 p.m., sponaored by cooatantly lnaiat aomeoae II laking about you, you're reveali.ng • MIDDLEPOR'r JUNIOR ·mooP 39 and looger to make it easier Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta whit you ~ctuUy tilbak of yourself, not much! Here's a quote, Middleport juniors divided into patrols at the Monday to add or remove folding Sigma Phi. whicb mlgbt belp·sucb people: " II is a very small thing that I ~ night mee~lng at Heath United Methodist Church. money, change and cards. SATURDAY . :· 'J'!le. ijCOUis used a blcenteMial theme In nam\118 the Also a welcome additioo to a POTLUCK AT Modern he jadged by you or any humu court. " (Apostle Paul) . No one makes a . T.V. that lasts " patrols. They are: · billfold would he a plastic Woodmen · forever ... Admiral trys ... carefui Camp 7230 ' 1. "Stars and Stripes," leader, Pam Crpoks, assistant leader, holder for two or three eJ:Ira B~rlingham , 7:30 p.m. All inspection in the plant .. . in Paula Hortoo, with Joyce Stewart, Stephanie Houchins, Laura single keys just in case the members and families In· spected aljain at o_u r store, Horsely Blld Jennifer Meadows. ·· house,, car or garage keys vited to attend. · reducil)g the chance that service LETART FALLS - Dinner Randall Roberts, Todd, ,. . "Uberty Belles," leader, SusaMa Wise ; assistant leader, were misplaced. I now use wii I be needed. SQUARE DANCE 9 p.m.-12 was given at the Letart FaDs Leslie and Chad; Waller :· MellsaaMcMilllon; Cindy Crooks, Kim Fraley, Karen Goggins my change section for this If service is needed you' ll get it McDade, Troy; Mrs. Herbert and Angela Farley. and they have been a godset)d midnight at the Tuppers Community Hall Sunday in promptly ... if it needs to be in the "Eagles," leader, Helen Slack; Cindy Parker, assistant many times. - JOSEPIUNE Plains C<!mmWllty Building honor of Mrs . Edna Roush of Roush , Mrs. Howard Roush, shop over a day we' ll loan you a Fire Station. Muaic by King Racine, who· was celebraling Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lampen of leader; sUsie Pooler, Zandra Vaughan and Melissa Spencer. A. set at no charge. Portsmouth; Mrs. Lester her 89th birthday. Mrs. Roush Mrs. Judy Crooks and Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler assisted Mrs. DEAR POLLY - If you Khords. Sponsored by Orange Roush , Joann, Vicki , Johnnie 1 · was presented a cake and : Mary Wjae, leader, at the troop meeting. have a toddler who rna:,~ shut Township Volunteer Fire and Mike ; Mr . and Mrs. many lovely gifts. One Year Warranty on parts a door on his fingers 'put a Department. Ali of her six children were Roger Manuel and Angie, Mr. POMEROY Volunteer Fire and service on all 'our 100 Department sponsoring a fish present . They are Mrs. and Mrs. G"'y Roush and Pet. Solid State Sets. : · For ' teachers seeking program. The ISmm color the book will stop the door fry, 11 a. m. to 6 p. m. arfire Gladys Shields, Racine, with Jeremy; Mr. and Mrs. Jim ~ QU!Ierialfor health or science and sound production runs II from clostng all tlle way. ~ house . Dinners and sand· whom she makes her home; Connolly, Brian and Shelly, : units, Central Ohio Heart minutes. JANET. wiches will be sold and Edith McDade, Troy, Ohio; Syracuse; · Mrs . Russell .' and Herbert Roush, Howard Roush , Sharon, Cindy, David ;, Chapter hlls ,available two Teachers may also find the DEAR POLLY - Kaye delivered in Pomeroy. BAKER and Edward; Mr. and Mrs. •• films and varloiiS teaching film "()ur Way of tile" ap. wrote tbat her Pet Peeve was EVANGELINE CHAP· Roush, Lester Roush, and Ronald Russell, Mike and FURNITURE Russell Roush, all of Racine. ' materials on "Heart Health." proprlate for units 011 the with the shamj)Qo bottles that TER, O.E.S. will host the Mandy, Wolfpen ; Mr. and Mldctleoport, 0 . Others attending were Mr. : "Hey, wMt's A Heart," a heart and circulatory system do not have squeeze adapter District 25· party and a Mrs. Dana Lewis, Clifton ; : , film designed for flfst for junior and senior high tops since too much is uaed or reception honoring Mrs . and Mrs. Robert Hill, llat ~ ... h third d school grade level!. w d M h ba d 1 ed Maryln Wilcox, district . Hill, Nancy Thompson, EBrly Roush, Mr . and · Mrs. gra srs, uses T"h'· l6nun color !Ibn with sp e . y us n so v 1 wuoug • the tecl/ruques of animation, .. this for himself by drilling a president, 6:30 p.m. at the Middleport ; Marilyn Gibbs, • Tom Norris, Mr. and Mrs. ~ comedy, pantomime, satire sound runs 27 minutes and small hole In the cover. Now Middleport Masonic Temple. New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush, and Philip Hili, Athens. · ~ and a touch of "m~glc" to reviews the American way of he gets just the squeeze he Those attending to take a : . make ita points about tlle life which too often means wants and has no more spills CI7Vered dish and their. own 7:30 p.m. at the school. : importance of hear( health. rich foods, cigarettes, too in the shower. - MRS. M.V. table service. Parents are to accompany • It Involves young actors much Ume for work and DEAR POLLY - I know SOUP, .bake and yard sale, their sons. : and actresses the ages of worry • but not enough )!me what a tough pr~blem beginning 10a.m. at Syracuse POMEROY Garden Club, : lh088 school children who will for exercise, relaxation or MUdred hlls with the crust Presbyterian Church, Second 7:30 p.m. at the Meigs l,nn. ! view the flbn. The colorful medical checkups. .inside her. aluminum St. Take containers for soup For roll call there will be an Blld lively flbn Involves lots of The main character • Ed i\>hlatling tea kettle. ! cleaned carryout order; will have e1change of house planb. J· action tO keep tlle attention of Clark, has led our way of life mine by using good strong rummage and depression SALEM CENTER PTA , : · ita youthful audience. Its from Infancy and he has been vinegar, undiluted. Just pour glass in crystal, pink and : ·narrative' gives 'basic in· led by this way of life to the in a generous amount, even green in conjunction with 7:30p.m. at the school with Charles Dowler , superin: . formation on how the heart coronary care unit. With fill the kettle if you like, and bake sale. tendent of Meigs Local School : ; functions. The youngsters drama, humor and a let it stand 24 hours or so. YARD SALE at Racine District as speaker. Dulcimer •.•, ~o lear.n how_to properly generous serving of Then clean out witll soda ·Ellimentary Scttoal by Racine selections and folk m115ic to •· care for their heart tllrough nostalgia, "Ciur Way of life" water. The scales inside the PTO, beginning 9 a. m. For ~ diet, e:u~cise, rest and avoid· tells Ed Clark's story· It is, as kettle wlU either dissolve or pickup of donations, call 94&- be presented by Mr. and Mrs. ANY Kenneth Ward, : ance of llnhealthy hllblts like well, the story of risk factors come out in pieces. Keep 3927-or &19'6674. SIZE smoking. that can lead to heart attack , rinsing until WJIIer cwtes out SUNDAY : : Produc·J by Ohio Stale . The films, teac~lng guides clear. - MRS. V. S. HOMECOMING at : : Universitf iand Ohio State and materials are available .DEAR POLLy _ Water Hemlock Grove Christian : : Heart ASIIIX!iallon, the film by contacting the Central staina on washable curtain& Church ;' basket dinner at 12 All proc:u phil 37( to 62C per tue fed 1e- e•P . 1nd 2 rlttlppible '''IS. : was made/'possibiy by funds Ohio Heart Chapter, 535 Ea~t (from rain or moisture noon followed by afternoon • • from the I.Alyal Order of Broad St., Colwnbua, Ohio condensation from the program at I: 30. FREE mounting Moo;se, Ohio siate Moose 43215, telephone ~27. windows) can be easily and FREE tiro NEWSMEN Quartet from FREE : : Association, civic affairs removed by washing in a· ch•ngiover Charleston wiD be at the in the spring ICE SCRAPER C' solution of washing soda. Pomeroy Church of the >~;lc• Grip studs IVIi/lblr wh~re IDe1111ws ,wrmit Nazareneat~:30a.m . servlce · lo• I . ~· ,The !Jxth birthday of Steve Manley and Sharon curtain&, lt\0. IAlways test and 2 p.m. service. Members ' CXystal Manley, daughter of _Neutzlingi . color and .fabric· content). I are to bring ll friend. The •• Mr. anctfMr;. Robert Manley, Atteddlng besides those use washing soda for so many Rev.. Clyde Hendenon, : ; Mid4ejjort, Wfl ceiebl'lted IWlled were Tracy !'Yianley, things, especially for paatoi', Invites the public. ' : : Salua'diy With a party at the Janelle and 'flmtrly Neutz. cleaning in the l!alhroom. It ,. ~ ; ManteY ~J· ling,· Mickey Davis, Ti'acy 'does noi.. scratch and can be · MONDAY C! Gatnei e 'played with Scholderer, Eddie Kitchen, sprinkled on a cloth or sponge LETART Falls PTO, 7:30 : : prizes 1going to Shannon Jaaoo Bush, Jackie Thomp. . for spot cleaning : ~.m . with James Adams, = ~ ·HJndy, Carl Wayne MoodiJ. Leslie' Spencer Donald PHOEBE. principal, Southern High FRONT END ALIGNMENT ; ; pauch 1 Michelle l"Jrkle, Scott Steln, Tammy Cr~means, DEAR POLLY .l. I have . School, and Jack Bostic, •• Polcyn and Ricky Mohler. A Donnie Bunce, Jeff Acre, · found in eaay way to blanch school board member to talk WHEEL BALANCING. ROYAL CROWN :: red '!I'd white color scheme Regtna Ebiiil, Klrt Doss, vegetables lor the freew. I on the levy. Candidates lor :: was c'rried out In the John F!~k and Tyler Hart. use my deep fat fryer. The school board to speak. · ' BOmiNG COMPANY POMEROY OHIO m · decorations. Assisting ,Mra Sending 1'1118 were Rhonda basket III ideal for carrying to SYRACUSE Elementary Middleport --''---lir...ley with the party were and Bobby Jeffers. \he . sink for ~lunging School aignup for Cub Scouta, L~ 992-2094 0 Bills, .Broncos clash l•n battle of unbeatens ~ Circle ~OnOrs . . 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I - Hammers. -Tape Rules -Toastmaster Toasters I'~~~E u•I • OHWI Mr. Friendly ·, .:, ]69,. '· :- - ~ · SQ. YD. · (COMPLETE ·Km MR. FRIENDLY'S GUARANTEE OF .. GOOD SERVICE J J NOWf ~~ ' Drawing Every 30 Min." '. l/8"x4x8 . "HARDBOARD PANELING" ... '' •179! .(25 In Stock) "Um~,;. One per Customer.. Soles people well trained. in pn><k<t knowledge, •eady lo help answer yOlK qUestions Advice Cf1 many do-it ·yovrself projetts is available 1 electrical, plumbing, painting, etc. / If we don't have the item or seNice·pcKt you Deed, we will .... . / mo~e every eftort 10 secure it INTERIOR LATEX FLAT loqou. 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(leu bulb).•REGULAR 49.95 . ·s. ~ALLON WHITE ONLY AT THIS SALE PRICE Mr . Frl~ndly ate£! ·~"'7 . · • �c: . The baUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Oct. 3, 1975 , , Plains newsletter telligence information in the WASIDNGTON (UP!) - A United States." Standing before him taking Senate panel is explor~ the the · oatH were IRS Comextent to w hicl! personal missioner Donald c. information about the 80 Alexander and a haTillaze)l or million Americans who pay his top officials. lnes.ll!Jl!e ~ue "One wonders," said Servfce' goes into a sort of "lending library" for use by Church, "how an agency agencies such as the FBI and designed to collect revenue CIA and even the Whit.e got into the business of definin g and investigating House. Sen. Frank Church, D- political protesters " on d ldaho, chairman of the other groups. He said, that before late Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Thursday opened 1973, names of 8,000 inand 3,000 an investigation into the IRS 1 dividuals organizations were put onwith blistering attack on past abuses of the tax IRS "Special Watch" lists at collecting agency, which he said "is ·one of the largest repositories of raw in- audit. . By. DANIEL F. GILMORE a to do about tax collection, right?" Omrch asked. "Right," said Alexander. And what, asked Church, about a watch on rock festiva~ or rock artists? Alexander evoked laughter "in an olheiWise somber hearing when he said, "I guess some of our people didn't like rock. I don't either." Church said the committee will investigate "ways In unit in August, 1973, three which other intelligence months after taking ofl!ce. services have made use of the Such listings had "nothing ms as a lend\Jig library of Included were columnist Joseph Alsop; so ul rock singer James Brown; New York Mayor John Lindsay ; and Civil rights leaders Cor etta 'King and , Jesse Jackson. Also there were tbe Civil Liberties' Union; the John Birch Society, the Ford Foundation and the NAACP. Alexander said that as soon · as he iearned ·that a of IRS, formed in 1969, was keeping . the .lists, he disbanded the :~:a~f~~ r;ue::e~r~~~o~~ P~tty d charge on By MIKE FEINSB.BER ai!'counts, which now earns agencies will lose thliir that tax returns filed by . WASIDNGTON (UPI) - money for the bank but" not authority to fix ceilings _lin -' Americans will not be tumed Interest" on yout checking ·the account holder, would be how much · interest can be N against them," he said, "our account - and a checking able to draw interest. pal"d . ' system of voluntary com- account wherever you want, The admfuistration backs Also, a tax credit of 1:5to 3:83 pllance with the tax laws in your bank, savings and the biU in line with its drive to per cent of earmngs ·on faces a doublful future." loan association or credit relax government regulation mortgages would be offered Church announced · the union at work - is the ' of industry. The biU must stiU to investors, including ihcommitte will begin open promise of a bill approved" pass the Senate and House. dividuals, who put at least"10 hearings next ·week on the Thursday by the Senate Consumer groups are ex- per cent. of their assets "'In ll' mortguges. · National Security Agency, Banking Committee. · peeled to we1,come it. which moni(ors foreign ·The measure would bring Under the provisions : ",, communications and , cracks · about the most far-reaching - Starting Jan. I, 1~77, or' a codes. It has been accused of · changes in the banking world year later U the Federal including American citizens since "1933, when the govern- ~serve chooses, savings'and FRESH-GREEN ~ in that !"onitoring. . meni, shaken by bank loan associations, mutual failures, moved to liffiit how banks and credit unions could much banks could compete. offer checking accounts AND One step was to limit how which wlll probably pay " much interest banks ·and interest rates of 2 or 3 per ~: savings and loans could pay "cent. . passbook savers. 'llle ceiling - Commercial and mutual Bit of Cheer fo~ witnesses in the secret grand now is 5 per cent in banks, banks and savings and loans Somi!one in · I hi) jury proceedings until 5.25 per cent in savings and will be free to .off~r H9spital. transcripts are prepared in loans associations. The negoliatlable order of withabout two weeks, and will not ceilings woUld vanish by.1981 drawal accounts which, " I ,. be able to crossexamine under the bill's provisions. similar to Interest-paying Cash & Carry " witnesses until-the trial itself. Consequently, to attract checking accounts. Only Miss Hearst and the depositors, banks and other Massachusetts ~hd -New ----~ ,t/A,;~ Harrises were iridicted on· institutions could offer higher Hampshire offer suc!t accharges of kidnaping for tbe interest rates both on counts now, and these generpurpose of robbery - which passbook accounts and ally pay 5 per cent interest. -~ .. . ." carries a possible life prison certificates of deposit. 59 N. Second St. - Five and a half yeara term - simple kidnaping, six Middleport, Ohio -• And money in checking after enactment, J ederal counts of assault with a 11 .. . RX.IAGE GARDEN. counts By JACK V. FOX wOOct City. "The government LOS ANGELES (UP!)- A wants to pin everything on • grand jury bas pared down her in o~der to get rid of the California charges everything in one lump." against Patricia Hearst and The · Harrises were her SLA companions to 11 scheduled for arraignment A Chronicle of Am~rica counts bearing penalties up to today on the indictinents JUe in prison ..:. a tartical against them and have a victory for prosecutors. constitutional right to 'Mischief':. In San Francisco, FBI demand their trial begin sources said Miss Hearst within 60 days. Benjamin Franklin, of alreedy facing bank robbert Hearst attorney Terence Philadelphia writes to his charges there, bad been posi- ',ijallinan told reporters his British friend , David lively linked to a bank rob- client was "under a lot of deadly weapon and three of Hartley : "We knowthatyou ber~ and kllling in pressure" to strike a plea robbery. Bail was continued ·[in England] may do us a Sacramento that could bring bargain in which she W~fld at $500,000. great deal of mischief, and a death sentence. testify against the Harrises. aFe determined to bear it The legal maneuvers · Hesaldthatwould "finishlier patiently as long as we can: ' Thursday began to bave their off. 11 would take away the REDISTRffiUTION ASKED But if you !latter yourselves effect on the Hearst family. last of her pride." IOWA c'rrY, Iowa (UP!) with beating us into sub. Democratic presidential mission, you know nellhtr "'llle media has tried Patty The grand jury mdictments · Harris candidate Fred the peopl,e nor the country." and found· her guilty, so why supercede 19 state charges for a Thursday called not everyone else," com- filed earlier against Miss " massive" program of - By Ro11 Mack..,le l Jell MacNelly/ <11175. 1 F•orur• Syndicate. plained her mother, Hearst and 18 against each of wealth redistribution and L- - - - - - - - - - . . . - - - - - - - - _ . Catherine Hearst, in Red· the Harrlses. · The indlcbnents move tbe labeled the .... Ford adcase from Municipal · to ministration's economic Superior Cowl, eliminating a strategy "welfare lor the preliminary hearing at which rich." Appearing on the defense lawyers could get an qniversity of IoWa campus, early example of testimony the former Oklahoma senator By SfANLEY M. BROWN The plane slammed into a physics of hurricanes to by prosecution witnesses and said the oil companies - and ABOARD NOAA 41C OVER blanket of ice and was tossed accurately judge the effect. cross-<lxamine them. They not the people - are Most of that knowledge is will not know the testimony benefiting from , Ford's 1liE ATLANTIC (UP!) - Its violently. A cup of coffee available now through flights against Miss Hearst by 15 economic policy. _wings flapping like a giant carelessly left on a table was like the one into Gladys. bird, the four-engine Cl30 luted six feet Into the air and Sheets said Stormfury turboprop 'dipped and crashed onto the steel Ooor. bumped its way through Red lights were everywhere scientists will begin fuJI-scale flashes of Ughlning toward on the instruinent pane). seeding operations in the the eye of Hurricane Gladys, "The damn gyro's gone PBcific in 1977. DETROIT (UP!) - Tbe wherever it might next take but eight weather scienlists loopy," pilot Bob Sanquist "We believe we can weaken a James R. Hoffa case tOok us.'' storm by 10 to 20 per cent," did not aeem apprehensive. said. another strange tum today Hoffa, who led the , Sheets said. "By doing this, · "Thla storm Ia a classic," Sanqulst skfllfully guided with federal authorities Teamsters for 14 years' unlil Dr. Robert C. Sheela said en- the plane Into a calm spot in we can reduce the destructive saying they are checking he resigned in late 1971 while thltllalllcally ,oYer his inter- . the hurricane but the jolt and force of the storm by 30 to 40 COlli· "~I a beauty •... it thelcehaddlsabledtwoofthe P.r cent and in the United reports that the former in federal prison, was last Stales alone, that would save Teamster bliss was slain in a seen July 30 standing in the looks like li eame right out of scientific instruments . up to $100 m1111on a year in private banquet hall and his parking lot of another ·, By the time the plane a tellbook.'' ' ,. body stuffed into a traSh suburban restaurant located stor,in damage." , The plane lillrde It through" stripped of its nose paint br compactor: five miles from the lll!leigh Gladys • 140-mlle-an-hour the lee - landed in Mlaim, Federal authorities said the House. winds into the 1Somile eye of the hurricane center was trash compactor at the James Joseph, the general the hurricane. Immediately, caJiing Gladys the western restaurant is serviced by a manager of the Raleigh dozens of Instruments Atfantlc's most intense company .incorporated by House, said today FBI agents eumlned and dls8ected the h!Jrrlcane in 15 years. None of major Mafia figures in the already were conducting an storm and recorded the data the 19 crewmen aboard Detroit area. investigation at the on · two banks of computers. NOAA 41C doubted"it. . By ROBERr srRAND RobertOler, the director of restaurant. Sheela and seven other Even though Project SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - . "They got a list of the National Oceanic and Atmos- Stormfury was designed to 'llle Justice Department, in the u._s. Organized ·Crime Strike Force in' Detroit, said employes they wanted, ones pheric Administration aid hurricane forecasters, its its first such mO'i e in the scienllsts who make up main job was to study the tangled case of Patricia Thursday night that FBI who worked aboutthe time be Project Stormfury then storm and determine if it was Hearst, bas validated reports agents were· inyestigating ' (disappeared)," Joapeh said. reports that Hoffa was slain "They've already questioned began monitoring banks of suitable for seeding. describing her . kidnap, in the Raleigh House some of them.'' temperature probes, lee StormfurY. researchers conversion to a radical The company that picks up particle counters and radar haven't seeded a hurricane philosophy and 19-month restauraot. , "Information concerning ihe trash, officials said, was screens and instiiunents that since 1971, when they realized "underg_round" IUe. · the Raleigh House has .come Incorporated by two men am ev~ "fingerprint" the they didn't have enough Robert Stevenson., a to us in good, usable fashion," Identified as major Mafia nucleus of a raindrop. knowledge about the cloud spokesman lor the Justice · <ner said. "We're prepared figures, Rafaele "Jinuny Q" Department, told reporters to go forward with it to Quasarano and Dominic CorThursday he believed the rado. aCCI•unt detalied in Rolling M. Haller, parcels, Cohunbis. · Stone magazine was Harry W. Herdman, Lavon "essen tlaJiy accurate'' J. Herdman to Steven A. although he said he could not Meyer, Rebecca H. Meyer, confirm It "line by line .~~ Orange. , Stevenson also reluctantly Raymond C. Blake: Nela confirmed reports in The San Faye Bla~e to Robert E. F-rancisco' Chronicle ThursSanders, Nina J. Sanders, .86 day saying authorities bad acre, Olive. estab~ a link between Lorenzo D. Davis, Zelda ·. Miss Heai-at and a James Edward Reynolds, Pitricla Ann Reynolds to Davis to Lorenzo D. Davis, Sacramento nilibery of~ a Steven Wayne Price, Mary Zelda Davis, Jots, Pomeroy. Crocker ban\t in which a Kennetll B. Lawson, mother of four children was Price, parcels, Pomeroy. . Dorothy L. Lawson to Ken- murdered. Dana H. Bailey, Lois G. neth B. Lawson, Dorothy L. Federal au1J1oritlessaid the Bailey to Stephen A. Giglio, ~t,wson , 30 acres, Olester. link coUld bring death penalty Oiristine G. Giglio, 195.17 A., Dosba Alice Hall, dec., to charges against her. Columbia. Clifford E. Hall, Elmer Owen Rolling Sl!lne earlier thla Lenora D. Elselstein, Roy Hall, Dorothy Red)Vay, aff. week reported Miss Hearst Eliselstein tO Joe Eiselstein, for trans., Lebanon. turned down an offer to go ~s,Orange . · Hallie Cross .to Evelyn home. 'llle offer, according to Hallie Cross to William K. Virginia Moore, Jot, the magazine, came from Cogar, Shirley A. Cogar, Lafe · Syracuse. ,., radical sjlorl$ activist Jaclt Cogar, Edith Cogar, Jots, Allee Williams to Mabel E. ScOtt. She said, "I want to go SuttOn, Minersville. Johnson, Jot, Middleport. where my ~lends are going." Lafe Cogar, Edith Cogar to 14 CU. FT. FREEZER Larry L. Baker, Phyllis L. 'llle ''lrtends" were her WIJIWn K. Cogar, Shirley A. captors, SLA Cogar, lot, Sutton, Miners- Baker to David W. OhUnger, former MODEL FV 14MZ , Margaret E. Ohlinger, lot, members W1111am and Emily ville. Dorothy . Brown Shee ts, Palmer Addition; Middleport. Harris, and the -destination was a Pennsylvania farmdlarlel G. Sheets to William 14 Fr. , house where the fugitives Clrswell, Anna Carswell, .20 lil'd dUring the summer of . aere, Sallsbury. ,., 1 ROST 1974, according to RoiUng Guy Shuler, Mary Shuler to BA YH UND.,CIDED Paul J . Pauley, Lois A. SIOUX CITY, Iowa (UP! ) Stone. REFRIGERATOR Pauley, Jot, Pomeroy. . - Sen. Birch Bayh, D-ll\d., · Robert F. Jeffres, Helen said Thursday' ·he would .. Model85364 Jeffers lo Village of announce at the end of the Pomeroy, parcels, Syracuse. month whether he will seek Farmers Home Adm., to the DemoeraUc ·presidential Robeft Lee Mll8h, 5 acres, nomination. He told reporters · during the final day of lit. Sal,_.__ IOUIO Y• '-w4~ Buel L. Haynes to Doris two-diiY sw)ng th-•«h av TV & APPLIANCE Haynet, 5 acres, Lebanon. "" that he i.lleltlng his slrellllth Doria Haynes to Buel L. by crOll~ travels to GAS SERVICE P.omlnlj Flon ~ •detennlne If he would <Bert Haynes, Iot, ....,banon. . , r- J p ··-- votera anything dlfferend ~~&-~-~ Mrs. Mlll1rd V1n Mtttr atESTER, OHIO 985-3307 to Jean Coates, lot, Syracuse: from already announce Ph. ''2:2039 Ph. "2·S711 _Keith Do~las to Kenneth Democratic hopeTiils. We Hold These Truths .. : '. " tax information.'' "If the law does not assure TERRARIUMS . 20% OFF v...,.,,.;;;;y '~YJ~ ·,, ... .. .. WICAHY-ACOMIII.nl LINI Of WIATHIIIIALI AIDI, lA VI fUlL THII WINTIR ~.lAVI MONIT IT IUYINO DUliNG OUR IIOIAUI Me:ags • Property Transfers ___________ cu. FR~E . " FLOWERS UK- I ~ 992-2039 ___RIDENOUR ., SELF·SEAL STORM-liTE ADHESIVE SPONGE WEATHERSTRIP 18 ft. vinyl strip. For doors, win· Pure sponge rubber cushion with self· dows and oir conditiners. adhesive backing. REG. 1.29 3/16" x 318" REG. 1.09 518'" x IJ' pro-punched olumi"'m ord rubberized fe lt protecfion. 88 REG. 1.39 c 7116" x 3/8" ~: ·. : . 88( R~G. 1.59 • I: 87c l 'lJ 5116" x 3/4" REG. 2.29 DRAnSEAL " 66( ··~' 5116" x 318" REG. 1.29 WEATHERSTRIP 'I ~ " " Dennil INNER-SEAL Poly foom sponge cushion with m•ive bodting. 17ft. long. WEATHEISTRIPPING 3/16" X 318" 3/16" X 314" Spring s11tl wire moulded In REG. 89' REG. 1.29 rubber. 17ft. od~stable slrlppl119. 57c sac Dennis ·/ 237" REG. 3.79 w STORM WINDOW, KIT 37C ' News Notes Kingsbury News Notes . . CAULK '• Tough. fl.,lb!o h.l>ber seol resists obn!slon, conforms lo floor. Incl. nails. · ·9' REG. 3.99 247 16' REG. 6.(19 444 12'" x Ill'' primed plnl uolt for born,. gorovo or oltlc. Rtlnftrad stops. REG. 14.95 1033 VlnyiiiQ'III: '"""'"'· 1 fO< Indoor, OUisldo use. 11 .... IIA>o. ~ REG. U9 ' ; 77c : '1 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK .,. The Department , co. ' ' '" Store of Building ' ' Since 191'5 ~ ....... __ ,... -Ill ...... Laurel Qiff News Notes 11/ann8/amlnl COAL HEATERS RIDENOUR SHOP NOW true. AND SAVE! AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES WESJINGIIJUSE, SOFT WHITE ' .. '• ~ I BULBS lATEST IN • FAU. STYLE SHOES e SLIP HEAD SASH UNIT Bashan News visiting her~ with her sisters, Mrs. Wilmq Ballard, Mrs. Doris Hill' and her br9ther, Junior White and families. Ernest Burleson and son of Beckley, W. Va., spent a weekend with his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Pitzer ll(ld family. Mrs. Wm . Hysell and daughter, Mrs, Ronnie Cowdery of- Long Bottom , called on Mr . and Mrs . Stanley Trussell on .Thursday. • wng Bottom l!;;; ~ STORM DOOR KIT GARAGE DOOR SEAL Friend at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Starr of Harrlsvllle, W. Va., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Fortney, Rocky and Robin Pitzer, George · Roberts was a Steve, Renee and Scott patient at Veterans Memorial Trussell of the Youth group Qf Hospital for several days last Sutton Church went to Camp week. · Asbury on Sunday. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hill of Mrs. Terry Varney took them Foster, W. Va., "!ere recent and others of the youth group guests of Mr . and Mrs . Junior and enjoyed the afternoon ." Hill. r.trs. Thelma Eddy of Luther Friend Underwent Killbuck spent ~vera! days surgery at University Hospital In (:olumbus · on Tuesday.. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley TrusseJI were caUlng on Eva and Walter Archer of Carmel on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill at Racine. Peggy, Steve, Renee and Scott Trussell went to Columbus Sa\ur~ay with their aunt, Mrs. Robert Trussell to see !he Holiday on ' Ice show. Mrs. Alice Capehart of Syracuse is spending some time at .the home of her daughter, Mrs. Luther Friend, while she is with"Mr. HUNDREDS OF ITEMS Two-window kit. Includes olllhe materlols needed. REG. 55' 44C . ~ - ·Social · of Rose Hill Calendar. died Thursday Robert Davis By N,brma Newlaad . Grimes., red and yellow Ruth Mlllhone. I underslllnd · Pllollelll-3211 Delicious, Jonathans, Jim atso received a gag gift Say, hasn't thla been a wet Winesaps,- and Romes. So, although modesty and cen' time! It was pretty •on there Ia quite a selection. sorship prevent me from Robert A. Davis, aD, died · and that'~ been. lt Just to show. you how far teling you what II was. Thursday afternoon at his MONDAY When it was so behind the Urnes I can get, I Moving right along down .MEIGS COUNTY Fair Rose Hill h,ome near I was worried about who . dldn 'I even krtow that the road, Clyde and Marlene ' Pomeroy. paying the preacher, · Virginia (the last baby girl to Kuhn'shome was the site" of a . Board meeting, 8 p.m. at Mr. Davis was born March now I th'ink we've leave home) and husband surprise anniversary secreq's office on Rock 29, 1895, tbe son of the late !,;II'J•enlione it. . Ralph Parker, were th~ celebration for Creston and Springs 'tairgrounds. Lorenzo and ' Emma CampMEIGS CHAPTER, Order bell Davis, Jr. He was Wei wether dampened the parents of a whopping big boy Phy!Us Newland. Creston and show down at Pomeroy • nSmed James.Ed\vard, Let's Phyllis were invited to COII!e 0! DeMolay, regular meeting, preceded in death by his wife, Sunday · the 2lat wu see be ill about 3 months old up last : Saturday to help 7:30 p;m. at temple. Elizabeth Stiles Davis; a son, . TUESDAY ·~•ulil'ul and .the crowning of nOV.:. He should be able Jo celebrate _Ciyde:s . birthdey Russell; a. daughter, Alice EASTERN BAND· 1978 OVHSA queen wa~ a ,start . pi~king apples right which_had been delay~ to a Canary; two btothers ; and lovely ·cerel}lony • M1u ·soon. Saturday celebration because Boosters, 7:30 p.m. in bsnd two sisters. ... Marilyn Layne of Gallipolis Also, daughter Shirley and he was working on Thursday, room at high school. Sut:Vivin'g ate three sons, Crowned queen with Miss her husband, Dan Harrill, which was the actual blrWilliam Davis, Osk Hill; ~Tstmala Daugherty from have purchased 'sb: acres thday. And they were told it David and Dale Davis, hoth of Pleasant runner-up. acrOIIS the rosd from Clines was 10 be a surprise, and it meeUng the second 'Wed- Pomeroy; . four daughters, !Mlllil,m ill a blonde and and will be moving their was·... but the surprise was nesday of the month. Current Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss : ~:~ ill a brunette and trailer' there In the spring. on Creston and Phyllis. I project is a turkey supper to Helen Davis, ·Miss Emma ~I very talented as well Mirna Walker accompanied don't know whether Clyde be held in late October. Lou Davis and Miss Joyce pretty lyO)IIIg ladles. Of daughter Ruth to Houston," was surprised when they I want to thank all the Davis, all of Pomeroy ; two course, we had our own Texas. The two of them drove br.ought him a present or ,not. people who called to. ask brothers, Lorenzo of beauty queen representative down and"the the trip took 13 Anyway, to get back to the about getting our family Pomeroy, and Carl of from '!Uppers Plains there, hours driving Ume. Ruth's gist of the tale, a cake and another puppy to take Syracuse ; a sister, Mrs. foo. · husband, Tom .Mllls, has . punch were served to the · Gabriel's pljlce. We do ap- Edna RoUSh, Follansbee, W. Tammy Kennedy 1.1 the employment in aouston and • . guestsofhonor;Mr. andMrs. preciate your thoughtfulness Va. ; five grandsons, s~x lmotrflelal mascot forth~ (jueen he and Ruth wlll be making Curtis Bailey ;' Mr. and Mrs. so much. We are going to get granddaughters, sill· greather court. aod ndes In their home there now. Mirna veri Tuttle; Mrs . Velma another Irish Setter buy just grandchildren, and several at•the shows when the · new'back via Delta Air Lines Newell; Mrs. Alice Osborne; any puppy won't do. W11 are nieces and nephews. are introduced. She is and had to land in Columbus nm and Cheryl Gumpf and going back to Lower Salem Funeral · services wiU be ·;nalh cute on bet little becaUIIe of work being ·done son David; Mrs .· Grace and get a full brother to Gabe.· held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Gives You AUTOMATIC Warm Floor Heatinnf ,! ij>Ott.ed poney, Utile .~lef _ on the runway in Parker- Gumpf; Dennis and Helen We will have w wait for they Ewing F\lneral Home with a n d p r l n I· T a mIll Y sburg. Now, I don't know Newland and son, Mike; Fritz won't have puppies until the Rev. D. Willlam ~re,presenta all the young 'whether the fact that the and Nadine Goebel, Suzy and early spring, but we feel that sYdenstricker: and the Rev. By Ruth LarJdns / Samuel Rairden is home ~llilies wlllo are growing up to neighbor ladles fed Marvin so Sarah Jane, Jeff was ,iU and is as close as we wiU be able WIIUa:n Alrson offlclliUng. ,. MODn701 ~become not only gond hor- well during Mirna's absence badtoremalnathome; Clyde to get to having Gabe back Burial will be Iii Rock Springs from Veterans Memorial WOOD tURNING • ~ewomen but also very pretty has anything to do with it, buy and Marlene, of course, and again and so it wlll be worth Cemetery . Friends may call Hospital and is feeling CIRCUUTOI ~ candidales lor the title of 1 understand that he is en- Joe , and nm, and Julie waiting for. It is going to be a at the funeral home any time somewhat better. With Tf~se Grur George Sellers is queen. couraging her~ take another Whitehead and Kevin Barton, pretty lonely winter, though, after 7 Ibis evening. Fe1tures: -recov~ring from surgery at All the queen candidates trip. Table decorations of while we are waiting. Veterans Hospital in Hunre.celved glfta when they w.ere Continuing on with news chrysthanmums were .a gift 1111-1111 1111 • Talk to you later. tington, W. Va. · IntrOduced and Tammy about people on Wetherman's from the Gumpfs. - - l&ll!S • . , . Raymond Larkins of received gifts also. She Way, Mr. and Mrs. Way Bea Douglas, principal of -m-Ar• Columbus visited his parents, received not only a cash gift Clark recently spent a the Tuppers Plains Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins, for ber "BWeel tooth" buy a Sunday villlting his brother Elememtary School, tells me 111111 • MilS a· 1001 '-! over the weekend. While · lovely nl*egay given through Thurston Clark, who is a . that students are diligently O f -·l J I ! I By Bertha Parker there he cooked a ·steak the courtesy of Francis patient in a Columbus collecting any and all 0 IIIII Sllf:{- 110111 Sabbath School attendance dlnoer for his mother's 79th Florlata in Pomeroy. h01pital. Thurston suffered a Colgate labels. You know . Pltntlful laW toft WMi btcome1 tht ITIO!I mcdern Df IIM!!It wt'ler1 burned In ltlil arlit ,W, cltculttor 01 WARM MORNING'S ••• tn. Modtl 7011 on Sept. 28 at the Free birthday . Colgate makes not only : Bill Francia is a resident very serious heart attack. v-..·n tnjo)i the ..,. ,._, contort 1nct me of hMiinl your t1om1 with this .,._ Methodist Church was 115. Visiting Ernestine Hayman here, you know,-and we bave Mr. and Mrs. Clarence toothpaste, but -things like moc11m, llltDmMk 'MJDII.obum~ clrcua.tor thlt JWOWidel ample hut for up to fM roomt. A IM.IIIt-&n thermQstlt lklt0mlllc.81ty" c:ontrob draft to 1r11lntlln !he ~ ,cltrlalnly appreciated their .Nichols spent a day visiting Baggles, and Ajax and Irish Mrs. Jennie Holley who has Worship service was 67. over the weekend were '* 11( burnkll ard I ~ blvwtr (In op\IOnll INIII!e)IIPfMds I ~ 01 Conference Superintendent Connie Walls, Linda Fitzwtnl'lth CMt' die fklar1. . ourlesy and assistance their daughter, Mrs. Harvey Spring just to name a few. been visiting her da,ughter Tht bttuliMiy; stt'ted tlbiMt 1\1& tloftl illtl~."':a:;''lll .......,. tlnlsh. lhl ~ during thla pageant. Hendershot and grandson, These labels wiU help pur- has returned home ac- and Mrs . Ray D. Allman were patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Bob tldl door mlkn !Oidi"' tnY (row CM ~ In UCI to 26" llfllt) tnd llh ,._ lnii'IWI'• • cinch with ·l:bl n.n.ty •lkiHut .w. en... Na finer wood hNttf hit.,. BIIIandJoAnnhaveaneat Charles in Lancaster. chase tables and chairs for companying her here guests at the morning ser- Fitzpatrick and family, Mr. '"""bl.lllt! .. , and Mrs. Keith Ridenour and .llttivfiUvin their COITal now. And Mr. and Mrs. Chester the cafeteria. were a daughter, Mr. and vice. Mr. and Mrs·. Harry Weber !arrilly, Mr. and Mrs. Richard lltUe daughter Carson spent the weekend in Then they are collecting • Mrs. Robert Swearinger and of Buckeye Lake visited Hayman and sons, Mr. and , Sulan Lynn weighed Cleveland. Campbell soup labels to help son, Bobby, of West Milton. recently with Mrs. Georgia Mrs. Tom Hayman and ·The lest There lsi 1li at 8 IIIII. and 12 ounces on Richard and Florence purchase athletic equipment. Mr. and Mrs. John Walter , daughters. September It. You can bet Spencer are having family Thts is something we can help Dean and son, Jeremy, en- Diehl. Mr . and Mrs. Wllllam··· Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sedgwick everyone ill Uckied over that illnesa problems. After do ... hang on to those labels tertained with a picnic and event. having mpved Richard's and send them by one of the birthday dinner at their home Perry and Miss Pearl of Tuppers Plains were Another upcoming event in. mother, Mrs. Spencer, to her kids to the school, or to a on Sunday for her grand- Sharver of Athens spent visiting Mr. an~ Mrs . Fred that family will be marriage new horne in Tuppers Plains, tescher or mail them to the father, Hobart Smalley, of Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Larkins &mday. Visit~ Mr. and Mrs. L. E. .of Jo Ann's bl:other, Roger now she ill h01pitalized at school, just be sure to do it. Chester. Those attending Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Ted Mathew and Kelly McPeek were Mrs. George Brooks. I don't know whether Holzer, having undergone They need your help. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Revard len which of · the 11 Roger and Captola have all surgery on her legs lor bad BesuretoputOclober!Son Ried, David and Rodney of Sue McConnick of Huron, ' Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. spent 'the weekend with Mr.. Charles Rhodes and son, New • models you ·choose, o WARM · the work done on their h~J~~SC veins on Thur.tay. By the your calendar.· Tbae is the Pataskala, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Karr and England, W . Va. MORNING cool heater give• lir they jultaald toheclt with time you read lhiJ, let us all date of the Autumn Carnival Junior Smalley, Judy Kay, attended the Savage Atkins Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McPeek you more and btHer heat It, let's gel married whether hope that she 1.1 Improving which is sponsqred by tile Susan Dale and ' Hobble of '"an\fMr:'and Mrs. Joe Bissell ' for your home. · It's done or not. At any rate, I greatly. . Boostei's. The fun and games Wlerton, W. Va., Mr. and wedding. Recently .while Bob Barton and Kenny hosted a surprise hear the dale baa been iet for That makes me think, I ·wiiJ begin at 7:00-p.m. and .Mrs. Kenneth Markins, November 22. At least by talked with another one of my there wlll be all Jdnda of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Blll was attending church·service birthday dinner for Mrs. Also Available Leona Hensley at her horne. letting the . dale so close to neighbors, Jerry Hawk. booths and delicious food. If Spaun and Shannon of someone stole the gas from Model 617, America's l'ftOit MODEL 523 The descendants of Mr. and · Thanuglvlng, you won't Jerry and Harold have had you would like to help out by Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. John his car. pop11lar 60 lb. rapadty Mrs. A. F. Swan held their 100 lb. capacity have too much trouble quite a seige of iUness when giving anything, or want to Dean, local, Mr. and Mrs. diant ,:oal heater. annual reunion'at the Forked remembering · your an- Dean, their 12-year old son, know how you could help, be ' Hobart Smalley, Chester . Run Park with a gond atnlversary ·dale, Roger. was hOilpltaUzed with en- sure to get in touch with Calling in th• afternoon were SLIDES SCHEDULED Well, I finally got down to CJ!phalltia (sleeping eltherMrs. DorothyCalloway Mr . and Mrs. Garold Gilkey A meeting of Return tendance . Visit~ the Joe Bissell . the branch bank in beautiful sickness). or Mrs. Gaye Ann Burke, and family of A!Mns. Jonathan Meigs 01apter of TV & APPUANCE fiimily were Mr. and Mrs. , downtown Tuppers Plains There were some anxious they would welcome your Recent visitors of Mr. and the Daughters of the arid depolited my nine cents. momenta for these parents call. · · Mrs. Nev White were Wanda American Revolution will be Ton\ ·Groneweld, Mr. and. GAS SERVICE ,AJso rented a safety deposit down at Holzer when they Carroll Dodderer spent Taylor of Laura, Ohio, Mr. staged next Friday, Oct. 10, Mrs. Mike Bissell, Columbus, 'bo& to keep my old valuable were walling to find out about a week. vi.IIUng son and Mrs. Howard White and at 1:30 p.m. at the Meigs Mrs. Marilyn Hayman and 949-3307 atESTER OHIO chil~en, WesterviUe, and Batman and Superman comic whether Dean was going to Hobart and his family in family, Madison , W. Va., Museum In Pomeroy. Slides Mr. and Mrs. Otis Casto of ~- I can breathe easier make It and how the testa Swanton, Ohio. Hob drove Gary King aod Matthew, New ·of gowns belonging to First Reedsville. now that all my valuables are were going to turn out and as Carroll back home and Haven, Mf. and Mrs. Warnle Ladles of the .United States safe. Jerry said, we never stop to stayed several days with her. White and son, local. · which are eshlbited at the You know we bave another count our blessings until we Beulah didn't try to make the Mrs. Elizabeth Murray had Smithsonian Institute wiU be buslnelll In beautiful, have a bad jolt. I.tn'l that trip. You recall me telling a surprise visit from . ber shown with commentary by .,. : .clownlolm Tuppers Plains. AI any rate , Dean ts you about her breaking her brother, Mr . and Mrs. · Mrs. Grace Eich. ; :rhe Fortney twins, Roger hmte and doin& just fine, ankle when preparing for a Theodore . White and her :iild Robert. have opened the hoping that the doctor wiU Jet visit here, well, she has the niece, Mr. and Mrs. Aubner '.Amertcan Auto Sales. They him return to school on cast olf but the ankle is still so Bailey, all of Port Richey, at Pomeroy Rt. 2. . do bbdy work and peinUng Monday. Dean received so weak she must walk with Fla. Carleton Church will :-oct will a1ao be seWnc good many glfta, cards and well crutChesandshemuatsoakit Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal hold'lllerevival services stM.u\rg ~ cars. The boys say they wishes from so many people In a hot water bath several had as recent visitors Mr. and Sept. 29 through Oct. 4. we open !rem 9 Willi 8 that he doesn't know just how · times a day. Mrs. Roger Young, Yevete will start at 7:30 t i¥onctay through Saturday he ls going to thank everyone Effie Sanders bad a lovely and Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. Services each evening with James •nd wlll appreciale you properly. So let me iay, If day vl.liting with . grandson, RusseJI Well and Mr. and Lewis .as guest minister. :dfopping by to say he'llo. Dean didn't get around to Gary Whited, from Patalaska Mrs. tllrk Chevaller of I don't know how gond they . you, it Isn't because be isn't •and his two daughters, and Olester. greatMr.andMrs. RowlandDais . )reonautomoblleworkbuyl thankful and appreciative, E f f 1 e' s remember what great It's just ~ecauae a guy granddaughters, Angle and visited recently with Mr. and ~ •ICII'JN!nlers they were. When recuperatlrtg doesn't always Tammy and Great grandion Mrs. Clair Burson at Shade. ~ ~ ~ twlnl and Grant were gel things Uke that done. Brian. Gary Is Inez Belle's Mrs. Hazel Arnold ac60-WATT J•' 8boul10 years old, they built · e have had sever~! son. , companied Mr. and Mrs. 75-WATT a clubh0111e In our .backyard. e~brallons around here Then Ellie's slater, Eunice Olarles Mash to Columbus to ., It had a dow and a window c U too First off Vera Pu!Uns is home In Belpre attended the funeral of Mrs. 100-WATT ~nd a_n upatalrs with a ~~ 1;.d a· blrthdey 'picnic after undef&Oing . successful Mash's sister. Hou rs: ~. llwuadu&ylltc08t forliermother,RuthLarJdna' surgery for hlp· bone Several from this com• 9 to 5 Mon .- Fri . andma and me a 11!1111 ?9th birthday Relatives and replacement in a Columbus munity attended the wedding 9 lo 8 Sat. : for nails and black frl nda tat the Reedsville h08pltal. Within two weeks, of Becky H9udashelt and II tarpaper roofing lor that e me or a ood she.was walking wilh a cane Steve Smith which was ~ building but the kids really recretlmatio.'! arl~tha f g and allowed to return home. performed at the Pomeroy Your Thom MeAn Store ~ !Jid a good ' Ume bulldlIll it· eon ... e, · ' Mr. an dMrs. Middleport, Ohio Then Carl and Hazel Ian •t that a modem day Trinity Church. · Cline' Bar ' hlJI turned the tables on miracle? Smith wlll make their home I drove down to s n Mrs Velma Newell ento pick up aome daughter Donlt, and ':!n; tertal~ Mr•. Estie White PLAYING NITELY Fruit 1 IPP1et and to look over the surprise an versary and John and Mary Newell of .. ~ I new bui1dlnc they are putting lor her and husband, : Bashan for dinner recently. . ~ l up·, You may have noUced II. . Stout, In honor of ,their The Honorable George ••• ~ 11 wu a 24 11 to fool rtd and anniversary. That 1 what 1 Co!Uns (Chief of the Orange while metal building (whicll said, •n;uversaryg"'n~ Townahip Volunteer Fife TUEI!MY THRU .M I!I'JURDAY malchlll the Fruit Barn) and Qoeof ya, am - • Department) reported 'a """ will have a wilt-In cooler so . to wake ~ and be one of the couple of runs the lire Have you ever blown a fuse when they will be able to have old foUta . Their wedding deparbnent made last week. the stores are closed?' Don 'I be applea up tlll prob1bly anniversary dale, wu Sep- One run wu to Riggs Cres\ convenienced - buy sever a l Olrlalmll. They .have also !ember 10and thalli beck of Manor wheh a car was on packages during thi s sale. (89-92) TUE S. -THURS. FRI. & SAT. purchlald a cider preaa and • gond date beca- Onelta lire Damabe was estimated ' 8:30-1;00 8;.10-2:00 'Will 1111 ' mald111 elder every Cole'a·blrthday 11 September at.Ho These110nd run was to week 1111~ the 1pples run out, 9 and Mine Ia September 10 the · starling Massar which they hope won't be and nel~ one of us ill ,going residence where a fireplace 111Ul almoat Chrlttmu, too, to admil lbat it wasn ~: had overheated. MDII of the Pomeroy 992-3629 Jan't that IJI"'t, btcalllll If 11th amdversary ol our d damage there was smoke and ;rauare Jib me, you don't like dale. Artyway, lee cream an one heck of a mesa to dean IPP1e elder wilh that acid in it cake wu served to Dot and • Best In to aep It fflm setting aJ1 Jim, dal1ghters Connie and upDon'l fori!et the Tuppers Live Entertainml!llt l(llltiy and ll"'lY· Oh yes, Terri, GleM and Grace Stout Plains Community Club Beulah aaya they have and son, Ketth, and Larry and new Kit includes materials needed for s~ndord door. REG. 59' ::::~-=:~·-=·~.::::-.::::::a:::;:::::::::;:~:::::~;:o;·:~::::::· p< Iknnis Secret life validated .f "., SPECIALS Gladys' secrets given up New twist in Hoffafate· •••• . •I 1; 4 FOR heritage house 95~ PLUG FUSES ·- Farm 15-20-30 AMP PKG. OF FIVE u:!e': GEO.HALL The MEIGS INN STAR SUPPLY. CO. RACINE, OHIO f, - l· . '' �c: . The baUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Oct. 3, 1975 , , Plains newsletter telligence information in the WASIDNGTON (UP!) - A United States." Standing before him taking Senate panel is explor~ the the · oatH were IRS Comextent to w hicl! personal missioner Donald c. information about the 80 Alexander and a haTillaze)l or million Americans who pay his top officials. lnes.ll!Jl!e ~ue "One wonders," said Servfce' goes into a sort of "lending library" for use by Church, "how an agency agencies such as the FBI and designed to collect revenue CIA and even the Whit.e got into the business of definin g and investigating House. Sen. Frank Church, D- political protesters " on d ldaho, chairman of the other groups. He said, that before late Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Thursday opened 1973, names of 8,000 inand 3,000 an investigation into the IRS 1 dividuals organizations were put onwith blistering attack on past abuses of the tax IRS "Special Watch" lists at collecting agency, which he said "is ·one of the largest repositories of raw in- audit. . By. DANIEL F. GILMORE a to do about tax collection, right?" Omrch asked. "Right," said Alexander. And what, asked Church, about a watch on rock festiva~ or rock artists? Alexander evoked laughter "in an olheiWise somber hearing when he said, "I guess some of our people didn't like rock. I don't either." Church said the committee will investigate "ways In unit in August, 1973, three which other intelligence months after taking ofl!ce. services have made use of the Such listings had "nothing ms as a lend\Jig library of Included were columnist Joseph Alsop; so ul rock singer James Brown; New York Mayor John Lindsay ; and Civil rights leaders Cor etta 'King and , Jesse Jackson. Also there were tbe Civil Liberties' Union; the John Birch Society, the Ford Foundation and the NAACP. Alexander said that as soon · as he iearned ·that a of IRS, formed in 1969, was keeping . the .lists, he disbanded the :~:a~f~~ r;ue::e~r~~~o~~ P~tty d charge on By MIKE FEINSB.BER ai!'counts, which now earns agencies will lose thliir that tax returns filed by . WASIDNGTON (UPI) - money for the bank but" not authority to fix ceilings _lin -' Americans will not be tumed Interest" on yout checking ·the account holder, would be how much · interest can be N against them," he said, "our account - and a checking able to draw interest. pal"d . ' system of voluntary com- account wherever you want, The admfuistration backs Also, a tax credit of 1:5to 3:83 pllance with the tax laws in your bank, savings and the biU in line with its drive to per cent of earmngs ·on faces a doublful future." loan association or credit relax government regulation mortgages would be offered Church announced · the union at work - is the ' of industry. The biU must stiU to investors, including ihcommitte will begin open promise of a bill approved" pass the Senate and House. dividuals, who put at least"10 hearings next ·week on the Thursday by the Senate Consumer groups are ex- per cent. of their assets "'In ll' mortguges. · National Security Agency, Banking Committee. · peeled to we1,come it. which moni(ors foreign ·The measure would bring Under the provisions : ",, communications and , cracks · about the most far-reaching - Starting Jan. I, 1~77, or' a codes. It has been accused of · changes in the banking world year later U the Federal including American citizens since "1933, when the govern- ~serve chooses, savings'and FRESH-GREEN ~ in that !"onitoring. . meni, shaken by bank loan associations, mutual failures, moved to liffiit how banks and credit unions could much banks could compete. offer checking accounts AND One step was to limit how which wlll probably pay " much interest banks ·and interest rates of 2 or 3 per ~: savings and loans could pay "cent. . passbook savers. 'llle ceiling - Commercial and mutual Bit of Cheer fo~ witnesses in the secret grand now is 5 per cent in banks, banks and savings and loans Somi!one in · I hi) jury proceedings until 5.25 per cent in savings and will be free to .off~r H9spital. transcripts are prepared in loans associations. The negoliatlable order of withabout two weeks, and will not ceilings woUld vanish by.1981 drawal accounts which, " I ,. be able to crossexamine under the bill's provisions. similar to Interest-paying Cash & Carry " witnesses until-the trial itself. Consequently, to attract checking accounts. Only Miss Hearst and the depositors, banks and other Massachusetts ~hd -New ----~ ,t/A,;~ Harrises were iridicted on· institutions could offer higher Hampshire offer suc!t accharges of kidnaping for tbe interest rates both on counts now, and these generpurpose of robbery - which passbook accounts and ally pay 5 per cent interest. -~ .. . ." carries a possible life prison certificates of deposit. 59 N. Second St. - Five and a half yeara term - simple kidnaping, six Middleport, Ohio -• And money in checking after enactment, J ederal counts of assault with a 11 .. . RX.IAGE GARDEN. counts By JACK V. FOX wOOct City. "The government LOS ANGELES (UP!)- A wants to pin everything on • grand jury bas pared down her in o~der to get rid of the California charges everything in one lump." against Patricia Hearst and The · Harrises were her SLA companions to 11 scheduled for arraignment A Chronicle of Am~rica counts bearing penalties up to today on the indictinents JUe in prison ..:. a tartical against them and have a victory for prosecutors. constitutional right to 'Mischief':. In San Francisco, FBI demand their trial begin sources said Miss Hearst within 60 days. Benjamin Franklin, of alreedy facing bank robbert Hearst attorney Terence Philadelphia writes to his charges there, bad been posi- ',ijallinan told reporters his British friend , David lively linked to a bank rob- client was "under a lot of deadly weapon and three of Hartley : "We knowthatyou ber~ and kllling in pressure" to strike a plea robbery. Bail was continued ·[in England] may do us a Sacramento that could bring bargain in which she W~fld at $500,000. great deal of mischief, and a death sentence. testify against the Harrises. aFe determined to bear it The legal maneuvers · Hesaldthatwould "finishlier patiently as long as we can: ' Thursday began to bave their off. 11 would take away the REDISTRffiUTION ASKED But if you !latter yourselves effect on the Hearst family. last of her pride." IOWA c'rrY, Iowa (UP!) with beating us into sub. Democratic presidential mission, you know nellhtr "'llle media has tried Patty The grand jury mdictments · Harris candidate Fred the peopl,e nor the country." and found· her guilty, so why supercede 19 state charges for a Thursday called not everyone else," com- filed earlier against Miss " massive" program of - By Ro11 Mack..,le l Jell MacNelly/ <11175. 1 F•orur• Syndicate. plained her mother, Hearst and 18 against each of wealth redistribution and L- - - - - - - - - - . . . - - - - - - - - _ . Catherine Hearst, in Red· the Harrlses. · The indlcbnents move tbe labeled the .... Ford adcase from Municipal · to ministration's economic Superior Cowl, eliminating a strategy "welfare lor the preliminary hearing at which rich." Appearing on the defense lawyers could get an qniversity of IoWa campus, early example of testimony the former Oklahoma senator By SfANLEY M. BROWN The plane slammed into a physics of hurricanes to by prosecution witnesses and said the oil companies - and ABOARD NOAA 41C OVER blanket of ice and was tossed accurately judge the effect. cross-<lxamine them. They not the people - are Most of that knowledge is will not know the testimony benefiting from , Ford's 1liE ATLANTIC (UP!) - Its violently. A cup of coffee available now through flights against Miss Hearst by 15 economic policy. _wings flapping like a giant carelessly left on a table was like the one into Gladys. bird, the four-engine Cl30 luted six feet Into the air and Sheets said Stormfury turboprop 'dipped and crashed onto the steel Ooor. bumped its way through Red lights were everywhere scientists will begin fuJI-scale flashes of Ughlning toward on the instruinent pane). seeding operations in the the eye of Hurricane Gladys, "The damn gyro's gone PBcific in 1977. DETROIT (UP!) - Tbe wherever it might next take but eight weather scienlists loopy," pilot Bob Sanquist "We believe we can weaken a James R. Hoffa case tOok us.'' storm by 10 to 20 per cent," did not aeem apprehensive. said. another strange tum today Hoffa, who led the , Sheets said. "By doing this, · "Thla storm Ia a classic," Sanqulst skfllfully guided with federal authorities Teamsters for 14 years' unlil Dr. Robert C. Sheela said en- the plane Into a calm spot in we can reduce the destructive saying they are checking he resigned in late 1971 while thltllalllcally ,oYer his inter- . the hurricane but the jolt and force of the storm by 30 to 40 COlli· "~I a beauty •... it thelcehaddlsabledtwoofthe P.r cent and in the United reports that the former in federal prison, was last Stales alone, that would save Teamster bliss was slain in a seen July 30 standing in the looks like li eame right out of scientific instruments . up to $100 m1111on a year in private banquet hall and his parking lot of another ·, By the time the plane a tellbook.'' ' ,. body stuffed into a traSh suburban restaurant located stor,in damage." , The plane lillrde It through" stripped of its nose paint br compactor: five miles from the lll!leigh Gladys • 140-mlle-an-hour the lee - landed in Mlaim, Federal authorities said the House. winds into the 1Somile eye of the hurricane center was trash compactor at the James Joseph, the general the hurricane. Immediately, caJiing Gladys the western restaurant is serviced by a manager of the Raleigh dozens of Instruments Atfantlc's most intense company .incorporated by House, said today FBI agents eumlned and dls8ected the h!Jrrlcane in 15 years. None of major Mafia figures in the already were conducting an storm and recorded the data the 19 crewmen aboard Detroit area. investigation at the on · two banks of computers. NOAA 41C doubted"it. . By ROBERr srRAND RobertOler, the director of restaurant. Sheela and seven other Even though Project SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - . "They got a list of the National Oceanic and Atmos- Stormfury was designed to 'llle Justice Department, in the u._s. Organized ·Crime Strike Force in' Detroit, said employes they wanted, ones pheric Administration aid hurricane forecasters, its its first such mO'i e in the scienllsts who make up main job was to study the tangled case of Patricia Thursday night that FBI who worked aboutthe time be Project Stormfury then storm and determine if it was Hearst, bas validated reports agents were· inyestigating ' (disappeared)," Joapeh said. reports that Hoffa was slain "They've already questioned began monitoring banks of suitable for seeding. describing her . kidnap, in the Raleigh House some of them.'' temperature probes, lee StormfurY. researchers conversion to a radical The company that picks up particle counters and radar haven't seeded a hurricane philosophy and 19-month restauraot. , "Information concerning ihe trash, officials said, was screens and instiiunents that since 1971, when they realized "underg_round" IUe. · the Raleigh House has .come Incorporated by two men am ev~ "fingerprint" the they didn't have enough Robert Stevenson., a to us in good, usable fashion," Identified as major Mafia nucleus of a raindrop. knowledge about the cloud spokesman lor the Justice · <ner said. "We're prepared figures, Rafaele "Jinuny Q" Department, told reporters to go forward with it to Quasarano and Dominic CorThursday he believed the rado. aCCI•unt detalied in Rolling M. Haller, parcels, Cohunbis. · Stone magazine was Harry W. Herdman, Lavon "essen tlaJiy accurate'' J. Herdman to Steven A. although he said he could not Meyer, Rebecca H. Meyer, confirm It "line by line .~~ Orange. , Stevenson also reluctantly Raymond C. Blake: Nela confirmed reports in The San Faye Bla~e to Robert E. F-rancisco' Chronicle ThursSanders, Nina J. Sanders, .86 day saying authorities bad acre, Olive. estab~ a link between Lorenzo D. Davis, Zelda ·. Miss Heai-at and a James Edward Reynolds, Pitricla Ann Reynolds to Davis to Lorenzo D. Davis, Sacramento nilibery of~ a Steven Wayne Price, Mary Zelda Davis, Jots, Pomeroy. Crocker ban\t in which a Kennetll B. Lawson, mother of four children was Price, parcels, Pomeroy. . Dorothy L. Lawson to Ken- murdered. Dana H. Bailey, Lois G. neth B. Lawson, Dorothy L. Federal au1J1oritlessaid the Bailey to Stephen A. Giglio, ~t,wson , 30 acres, Olester. link coUld bring death penalty Oiristine G. Giglio, 195.17 A., Dosba Alice Hall, dec., to charges against her. Columbia. Clifford E. Hall, Elmer Owen Rolling Sl!lne earlier thla Lenora D. Elselstein, Roy Hall, Dorothy Red)Vay, aff. week reported Miss Hearst Eliselstein tO Joe Eiselstein, for trans., Lebanon. turned down an offer to go ~s,Orange . · Hallie Cross .to Evelyn home. 'llle offer, according to Hallie Cross to William K. Virginia Moore, Jot, the magazine, came from Cogar, Shirley A. Cogar, Lafe · Syracuse. ,., radical sjlorl$ activist Jaclt Cogar, Edith Cogar, Jots, Allee Williams to Mabel E. ScOtt. She said, "I want to go SuttOn, Minersville. Johnson, Jot, Middleport. where my ~lends are going." Lafe Cogar, Edith Cogar to 14 CU. FT. FREEZER Larry L. Baker, Phyllis L. 'llle ''lrtends" were her WIJIWn K. Cogar, Shirley A. captors, SLA Cogar, lot, Sutton, Miners- Baker to David W. OhUnger, former MODEL FV 14MZ , Margaret E. Ohlinger, lot, members W1111am and Emily ville. Dorothy . Brown Shee ts, Palmer Addition; Middleport. Harris, and the -destination was a Pennsylvania farmdlarlel G. Sheets to William 14 Fr. , house where the fugitives Clrswell, Anna Carswell, .20 lil'd dUring the summer of . aere, Sallsbury. ,., 1 ROST 1974, according to RoiUng Guy Shuler, Mary Shuler to BA YH UND.,CIDED Paul J . Pauley, Lois A. SIOUX CITY, Iowa (UP! ) Stone. REFRIGERATOR Pauley, Jot, Pomeroy. . - Sen. Birch Bayh, D-ll\d., · Robert F. Jeffres, Helen said Thursday' ·he would .. Model85364 Jeffers lo Village of announce at the end of the Pomeroy, parcels, Syracuse. month whether he will seek Farmers Home Adm., to the DemoeraUc ·presidential Robeft Lee Mll8h, 5 acres, nomination. He told reporters · during the final day of lit. Sal,_.__ IOUIO Y• '-w4~ Buel L. Haynes to Doris two-diiY sw)ng th-•«h av TV & APPLIANCE Haynet, 5 acres, Lebanon. "" that he i.lleltlng his slrellllth Doria Haynes to Buel L. by crOll~ travels to GAS SERVICE P.omlnlj Flon ~ •detennlne If he would <Bert Haynes, Iot, ....,banon. . , r- J p ··-- votera anything dlfferend ~~&-~-~ Mrs. Mlll1rd V1n Mtttr atESTER, OHIO 985-3307 to Jean Coates, lot, Syracuse: from already announce Ph. ''2:2039 Ph. "2·S711 _Keith Do~las to Kenneth Democratic hopeTiils. We Hold These Truths .. : '. " tax information.'' "If the law does not assure TERRARIUMS . 20% OFF v...,.,,.;;;;y '~YJ~ ·,, ... .. .. WICAHY-ACOMIII.nl LINI Of WIATHIIIIALI AIDI, lA VI fUlL THII WINTIR ~.lAVI MONIT IT IUYINO DUliNG OUR IIOIAUI Me:ags • Property Transfers ___________ cu. FR~E . " FLOWERS UK- I ~ 992-2039 ___RIDENOUR ., SELF·SEAL STORM-liTE ADHESIVE SPONGE WEATHERSTRIP 18 ft. vinyl strip. For doors, win· Pure sponge rubber cushion with self· dows and oir conditiners. adhesive backing. REG. 1.29 3/16" x 318" REG. 1.09 518'" x IJ' pro-punched olumi"'m ord rubberized fe lt protecfion. 88 REG. 1.39 c 7116" x 3/8" ~: ·. : . 88( R~G. 1.59 • I: 87c l 'lJ 5116" x 3/4" REG. 2.29 DRAnSEAL " 66( ··~' 5116" x 318" REG. 1.29 WEATHERSTRIP 'I ~ " " Dennil INNER-SEAL Poly foom sponge cushion with m•ive bodting. 17ft. long. WEATHEISTRIPPING 3/16" X 318" 3/16" X 314" Spring s11tl wire moulded In REG. 89' REG. 1.29 rubber. 17ft. od~stable slrlppl119. 57c sac Dennis ·/ 237" REG. 3.79 w STORM WINDOW, KIT 37C ' News Notes Kingsbury News Notes . . CAULK '• Tough. fl.,lb!o h.l>ber seol resists obn!slon, conforms lo floor. Incl. nails. · ·9' REG. 3.99 247 16' REG. 6.(19 444 12'" x Ill'' primed plnl uolt for born,. gorovo or oltlc. Rtlnftrad stops. REG. 14.95 1033 VlnyiiiQ'III: '"""'"'· 1 fO< Indoor, OUisldo use. 11 .... IIA>o. ~ REG. U9 ' ; 77c : '1 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK .,. The Department , co. ' ' '" Store of Building ' ' Since 191'5 ~ ....... __ ,... -Ill ...... Laurel Qiff News Notes 11/ann8/amlnl COAL HEATERS RIDENOUR SHOP NOW true. AND SAVE! AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES WESJINGIIJUSE, SOFT WHITE ' .. '• ~ I BULBS lATEST IN • FAU. STYLE SHOES e SLIP HEAD SASH UNIT Bashan News visiting her~ with her sisters, Mrs. Wilmq Ballard, Mrs. Doris Hill' and her br9ther, Junior White and families. Ernest Burleson and son of Beckley, W. Va., spent a weekend with his cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Pitzer ll(ld family. Mrs. Wm . Hysell and daughter, Mrs, Ronnie Cowdery of- Long Bottom , called on Mr . and Mrs . Stanley Trussell on .Thursday. • wng Bottom l!;;; ~ STORM DOOR KIT GARAGE DOOR SEAL Friend at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Starr of Harrlsvllle, W. Va., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Fortney, Rocky and Robin Pitzer, George · Roberts was a Steve, Renee and Scott patient at Veterans Memorial Trussell of the Youth group Qf Hospital for several days last Sutton Church went to Camp week. · Asbury on Sunday. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hill of Mrs. Terry Varney took them Foster, W. Va., "!ere recent and others of the youth group guests of Mr . and Mrs . Junior and enjoyed the afternoon ." Hill. r.trs. Thelma Eddy of Luther Friend Underwent Killbuck spent ~vera! days surgery at University Hospital In (:olumbus · on Tuesday.. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley TrusseJI were caUlng on Eva and Walter Archer of Carmel on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill at Racine. Peggy, Steve, Renee and Scott Trussell went to Columbus Sa\ur~ay with their aunt, Mrs. Robert Trussell to see !he Holiday on ' Ice show. Mrs. Alice Capehart of Syracuse is spending some time at .the home of her daughter, Mrs. Luther Friend, while she is with"Mr. HUNDREDS OF ITEMS Two-window kit. Includes olllhe materlols needed. REG. 55' 44C . ~ - ·Social · of Rose Hill Calendar. died Thursday Robert Davis By N,brma Newlaad . Grimes., red and yellow Ruth Mlllhone. I underslllnd · Pllollelll-3211 Delicious, Jonathans, Jim atso received a gag gift Say, hasn't thla been a wet Winesaps,- and Romes. So, although modesty and cen' time! It was pretty •on there Ia quite a selection. sorship prevent me from Robert A. Davis, aD, died · and that'~ been. lt Just to show. you how far teling you what II was. Thursday afternoon at his MONDAY When it was so behind the Urnes I can get, I Moving right along down .MEIGS COUNTY Fair Rose Hill h,ome near I was worried about who . dldn 'I even krtow that the road, Clyde and Marlene ' Pomeroy. paying the preacher, · Virginia (the last baby girl to Kuhn'shome was the site" of a . Board meeting, 8 p.m. at Mr. Davis was born March now I th'ink we've leave home) and husband surprise anniversary secreq's office on Rock 29, 1895, tbe son of the late !,;II'J•enlione it. . Ralph Parker, were th~ celebration for Creston and Springs 'tairgrounds. Lorenzo and ' Emma CampMEIGS CHAPTER, Order bell Davis, Jr. He was Wei wether dampened the parents of a whopping big boy Phy!Us Newland. Creston and show down at Pomeroy • nSmed James.Ed\vard, Let's Phyllis were invited to COII!e 0! DeMolay, regular meeting, preceded in death by his wife, Sunday · the 2lat wu see be ill about 3 months old up last : Saturday to help 7:30 p;m. at temple. Elizabeth Stiles Davis; a son, . TUESDAY ·~•ulil'ul and .the crowning of nOV.:. He should be able Jo celebrate _Ciyde:s . birthdey Russell; a. daughter, Alice EASTERN BAND· 1978 OVHSA queen wa~ a ,start . pi~king apples right which_had been delay~ to a Canary; two btothers ; and lovely ·cerel}lony • M1u ·soon. Saturday celebration because Boosters, 7:30 p.m. in bsnd two sisters. ... Marilyn Layne of Gallipolis Also, daughter Shirley and he was working on Thursday, room at high school. Sut:Vivin'g ate three sons, Crowned queen with Miss her husband, Dan Harrill, which was the actual blrWilliam Davis, Osk Hill; ~Tstmala Daugherty from have purchased 'sb: acres thday. And they were told it David and Dale Davis, hoth of Pleasant runner-up. acrOIIS the rosd from Clines was 10 be a surprise, and it meeUng the second 'Wed- Pomeroy; . four daughters, !Mlllil,m ill a blonde and and will be moving their was·... but the surprise was nesday of the month. Current Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss : ~:~ ill a brunette and trailer' there In the spring. on Creston and Phyllis. I project is a turkey supper to Helen Davis, ·Miss Emma ~I very talented as well Mirna Walker accompanied don't know whether Clyde be held in late October. Lou Davis and Miss Joyce pretty lyO)IIIg ladles. Of daughter Ruth to Houston," was surprised when they I want to thank all the Davis, all of Pomeroy ; two course, we had our own Texas. The two of them drove br.ought him a present or ,not. people who called to. ask brothers, Lorenzo of beauty queen representative down and"the the trip took 13 Anyway, to get back to the about getting our family Pomeroy, and Carl of from '!Uppers Plains there, hours driving Ume. Ruth's gist of the tale, a cake and another puppy to take Syracuse ; a sister, Mrs. foo. · husband, Tom .Mllls, has . punch were served to the · Gabriel's pljlce. We do ap- Edna RoUSh, Follansbee, W. Tammy Kennedy 1.1 the employment in aouston and • . guestsofhonor;Mr. andMrs. preciate your thoughtfulness Va. ; five grandsons, s~x lmotrflelal mascot forth~ (jueen he and Ruth wlll be making Curtis Bailey ;' Mr. and Mrs. so much. We are going to get granddaughters, sill· greather court. aod ndes In their home there now. Mirna veri Tuttle; Mrs . Velma another Irish Setter buy just grandchildren, and several at•the shows when the · new'back via Delta Air Lines Newell; Mrs. Alice Osborne; any puppy won't do. W11 are nieces and nephews. are introduced. She is and had to land in Columbus nm and Cheryl Gumpf and going back to Lower Salem Funeral · services wiU be ·;nalh cute on bet little becaUIIe of work being ·done son David; Mrs .· Grace and get a full brother to Gabe.· held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Gives You AUTOMATIC Warm Floor Heatinnf ,! ij>Ott.ed poney, Utile .~lef _ on the runway in Parker- Gumpf; Dennis and Helen We will have w wait for they Ewing F\lneral Home with a n d p r l n I· T a mIll Y sburg. Now, I don't know Newland and son, Mike; Fritz won't have puppies until the Rev. D. Willlam ~re,presenta all the young 'whether the fact that the and Nadine Goebel, Suzy and early spring, but we feel that sYdenstricker: and the Rev. By Ruth LarJdns / Samuel Rairden is home ~llilies wlllo are growing up to neighbor ladles fed Marvin so Sarah Jane, Jeff was ,iU and is as close as we wiU be able WIIUa:n Alrson offlclliUng. ,. MODn701 ~become not only gond hor- well during Mirna's absence badtoremalnathome; Clyde to get to having Gabe back Burial will be Iii Rock Springs from Veterans Memorial WOOD tURNING • ~ewomen but also very pretty has anything to do with it, buy and Marlene, of course, and again and so it wlll be worth Cemetery . Friends may call Hospital and is feeling CIRCUUTOI ~ candidales lor the title of 1 understand that he is en- Joe , and nm, and Julie waiting for. It is going to be a at the funeral home any time somewhat better. With Tf~se Grur George Sellers is queen. couraging her~ take another Whitehead and Kevin Barton, pretty lonely winter, though, after 7 Ibis evening. Fe1tures: -recov~ring from surgery at All the queen candidates trip. Table decorations of while we are waiting. Veterans Hospital in Hunre.celved glfta when they w.ere Continuing on with news chrysthanmums were .a gift 1111-1111 1111 • Talk to you later. tington, W. Va. · IntrOduced and Tammy about people on Wetherman's from the Gumpfs. - - l&ll!S • . , . Raymond Larkins of received gifts also. She Way, Mr. and Mrs. Way Bea Douglas, principal of -m-Ar• Columbus visited his parents, received not only a cash gift Clark recently spent a the Tuppers Plains Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins, for ber "BWeel tooth" buy a Sunday villlting his brother Elememtary School, tells me 111111 • MilS a· 1001 '-! over the weekend. While · lovely nl*egay given through Thurston Clark, who is a . that students are diligently O f -·l J I ! I By Bertha Parker there he cooked a ·steak the courtesy of Francis patient in a Columbus collecting any and all 0 IIIII Sllf:{- 110111 Sabbath School attendance dlnoer for his mother's 79th Florlata in Pomeroy. h01pital. Thurston suffered a Colgate labels. You know . Pltntlful laW toft WMi btcome1 tht ITIO!I mcdern Df IIM!!It wt'ler1 burned In ltlil arlit ,W, cltculttor 01 WARM MORNING'S ••• tn. Modtl 7011 on Sept. 28 at the Free birthday . Colgate makes not only : Bill Francia is a resident very serious heart attack. v-..·n tnjo)i the ..,. ,._, contort 1nct me of hMiinl your t1om1 with this .,._ Methodist Church was 115. Visiting Ernestine Hayman here, you know,-and we bave Mr. and Mrs. Clarence toothpaste, but -things like moc11m, llltDmMk 'MJDII.obum~ clrcua.tor thlt JWOWidel ample hut for up to fM roomt. A IM.IIIt-&n thermQstlt lklt0mlllc.81ty" c:ontrob draft to 1r11lntlln !he ~ ,cltrlalnly appreciated their .Nichols spent a day visiting Baggles, and Ajax and Irish Mrs. Jennie Holley who has Worship service was 67. over the weekend were '* 11( burnkll ard I ~ blvwtr (In op\IOnll INIII!e)IIPfMds I ~ 01 Conference Superintendent Connie Walls, Linda Fitzwtnl'lth CMt' die fklar1. . ourlesy and assistance their daughter, Mrs. Harvey Spring just to name a few. been visiting her da,ughter Tht bttuliMiy; stt'ted tlbiMt 1\1& tloftl illtl~."':a:;''lll .......,. tlnlsh. lhl ~ during thla pageant. Hendershot and grandson, These labels wiU help pur- has returned home ac- and Mrs . Ray D. Allman were patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Bob tldl door mlkn !Oidi"' tnY (row CM ~ In UCI to 26" llfllt) tnd llh ,._ lnii'IWI'• • cinch with ·l:bl n.n.ty •lkiHut .w. en... Na finer wood hNttf hit.,. BIIIandJoAnnhaveaneat Charles in Lancaster. chase tables and chairs for companying her here guests at the morning ser- Fitzpatrick and family, Mr. '"""bl.lllt! .. , and Mrs. Keith Ridenour and .llttivfiUvin their COITal now. And Mr. and Mrs. Chester the cafeteria. were a daughter, Mr. and vice. Mr. and Mrs·. Harry Weber !arrilly, Mr. and Mrs. Richard lltUe daughter Carson spent the weekend in Then they are collecting • Mrs. Robert Swearinger and of Buckeye Lake visited Hayman and sons, Mr. and , Sulan Lynn weighed Cleveland. Campbell soup labels to help son, Bobby, of West Milton. recently with Mrs. Georgia Mrs. Tom Hayman and ·The lest There lsi 1li at 8 IIIII. and 12 ounces on Richard and Florence purchase athletic equipment. Mr. and Mrs. John Walter , daughters. September It. You can bet Spencer are having family Thts is something we can help Dean and son, Jeremy, en- Diehl. Mr . and Mrs. Wllllam··· Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sedgwick everyone ill Uckied over that illnesa problems. After do ... hang on to those labels tertained with a picnic and event. having mpved Richard's and send them by one of the birthday dinner at their home Perry and Miss Pearl of Tuppers Plains were Another upcoming event in. mother, Mrs. Spencer, to her kids to the school, or to a on Sunday for her grand- Sharver of Athens spent visiting Mr. an~ Mrs . Fred that family will be marriage new horne in Tuppers Plains, tescher or mail them to the father, Hobart Smalley, of Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Larkins &mday. Visit~ Mr. and Mrs. L. E. .of Jo Ann's bl:other, Roger now she ill h01pitalized at school, just be sure to do it. Chester. Those attending Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Ted Mathew and Kelly McPeek were Mrs. George Brooks. I don't know whether Holzer, having undergone They need your help. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Revard len which of · the 11 Roger and Captola have all surgery on her legs lor bad BesuretoputOclober!Son Ried, David and Rodney of Sue McConnick of Huron, ' Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. spent 'the weekend with Mr.. Charles Rhodes and son, New • models you ·choose, o WARM · the work done on their h~J~~SC veins on Thur.tay. By the your calendar.· Tbae is the Pataskala, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Karr and England, W . Va. MORNING cool heater give• lir they jultaald toheclt with time you read lhiJ, let us all date of the Autumn Carnival Junior Smalley, Judy Kay, attended the Savage Atkins Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McPeek you more and btHer heat It, let's gel married whether hope that she 1.1 Improving which is sponsqred by tile Susan Dale and ' Hobble of '"an\fMr:'and Mrs. Joe Bissell ' for your home. · It's done or not. At any rate, I greatly. . Boostei's. The fun and games Wlerton, W. Va., Mr. and wedding. Recently .while Bob Barton and Kenny hosted a surprise hear the dale baa been iet for That makes me think, I ·wiiJ begin at 7:00-p.m. and .Mrs. Kenneth Markins, November 22. At least by talked with another one of my there wlll be all Jdnda of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Blll was attending church·service birthday dinner for Mrs. Also Available Leona Hensley at her horne. letting the . dale so close to neighbors, Jerry Hawk. booths and delicious food. If Spaun and Shannon of someone stole the gas from Model 617, America's l'ftOit MODEL 523 The descendants of Mr. and · Thanuglvlng, you won't Jerry and Harold have had you would like to help out by Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. John his car. pop11lar 60 lb. rapadty Mrs. A. F. Swan held their 100 lb. capacity have too much trouble quite a seige of iUness when giving anything, or want to Dean, local, Mr. and Mrs. diant ,:oal heater. annual reunion'at the Forked remembering · your an- Dean, their 12-year old son, know how you could help, be ' Hobart Smalley, Chester . Run Park with a gond atnlversary ·dale, Roger. was hOilpltaUzed with en- sure to get in touch with Calling in th• afternoon were SLIDES SCHEDULED Well, I finally got down to CJ!phalltia (sleeping eltherMrs. DorothyCalloway Mr . and Mrs. Garold Gilkey A meeting of Return tendance . Visit~ the Joe Bissell . the branch bank in beautiful sickness). or Mrs. Gaye Ann Burke, and family of A!Mns. Jonathan Meigs 01apter of TV & APPUANCE fiimily were Mr. and Mrs. , downtown Tuppers Plains There were some anxious they would welcome your Recent visitors of Mr. and the Daughters of the arid depolited my nine cents. momenta for these parents call. · · Mrs. Nev White were Wanda American Revolution will be Ton\ ·Groneweld, Mr. and. GAS SERVICE ,AJso rented a safety deposit down at Holzer when they Carroll Dodderer spent Taylor of Laura, Ohio, Mr. staged next Friday, Oct. 10, Mrs. Mike Bissell, Columbus, 'bo& to keep my old valuable were walling to find out about a week. vi.IIUng son and Mrs. Howard White and at 1:30 p.m. at the Meigs Mrs. Marilyn Hayman and 949-3307 atESTER OHIO chil~en, WesterviUe, and Batman and Superman comic whether Dean was going to Hobart and his family in family, Madison , W. Va., Museum In Pomeroy. Slides Mr. and Mrs. Otis Casto of ~- I can breathe easier make It and how the testa Swanton, Ohio. Hob drove Gary King aod Matthew, New ·of gowns belonging to First Reedsville. now that all my valuables are were going to turn out and as Carroll back home and Haven, Mf. and Mrs. Warnle Ladles of the .United States safe. Jerry said, we never stop to stayed several days with her. White and son, local. · which are eshlbited at the You know we bave another count our blessings until we Beulah didn't try to make the Mrs. Elizabeth Murray had Smithsonian Institute wiU be buslnelll In beautiful, have a bad jolt. I.tn'l that trip. You recall me telling a surprise visit from . ber shown with commentary by .,. : .clownlolm Tuppers Plains. AI any rate , Dean ts you about her breaking her brother, Mr . and Mrs. · Mrs. Grace Eich. ; :rhe Fortney twins, Roger hmte and doin& just fine, ankle when preparing for a Theodore . White and her :iild Robert. have opened the hoping that the doctor wiU Jet visit here, well, she has the niece, Mr. and Mrs. Aubner '.Amertcan Auto Sales. They him return to school on cast olf but the ankle is still so Bailey, all of Port Richey, at Pomeroy Rt. 2. . do bbdy work and peinUng Monday. Dean received so weak she must walk with Fla. Carleton Church will :-oct will a1ao be seWnc good many glfta, cards and well crutChesandshemuatsoakit Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal hold'lllerevival services stM.u\rg ~ cars. The boys say they wishes from so many people In a hot water bath several had as recent visitors Mr. and Sept. 29 through Oct. 4. we open !rem 9 Willi 8 that he doesn't know just how · times a day. Mrs. Roger Young, Yevete will start at 7:30 t i¥onctay through Saturday he ls going to thank everyone Effie Sanders bad a lovely and Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. Services each evening with James •nd wlll appreciale you properly. So let me iay, If day vl.liting with . grandson, RusseJI Well and Mr. and Lewis .as guest minister. :dfopping by to say he'llo. Dean didn't get around to Gary Whited, from Patalaska Mrs. tllrk Chevaller of I don't know how gond they . you, it Isn't because be isn't •and his two daughters, and Olester. greatMr.andMrs. RowlandDais . )reonautomoblleworkbuyl thankful and appreciative, E f f 1 e' s remember what great It's just ~ecauae a guy granddaughters, Angle and visited recently with Mr. and ~ •ICII'JN!nlers they were. When recuperatlrtg doesn't always Tammy and Great grandion Mrs. Clair Burson at Shade. ~ ~ ~ twlnl and Grant were gel things Uke that done. Brian. Gary Is Inez Belle's Mrs. Hazel Arnold ac60-WATT J•' 8boul10 years old, they built · e have had sever~! son. , companied Mr. and Mrs. 75-WATT a clubh0111e In our .backyard. e~brallons around here Then Ellie's slater, Eunice Olarles Mash to Columbus to ., It had a dow and a window c U too First off Vera Pu!Uns is home In Belpre attended the funeral of Mrs. 100-WATT ~nd a_n upatalrs with a ~~ 1;.d a· blrthdey 'picnic after undef&Oing . successful Mash's sister. Hou rs: ~. llwuadu&ylltc08t forliermother,RuthLarJdna' surgery for hlp· bone Several from this com• 9 to 5 Mon .- Fri . andma and me a 11!1111 ?9th birthday Relatives and replacement in a Columbus munity attended the wedding 9 lo 8 Sat. : for nails and black frl nda tat the Reedsville h08pltal. Within two weeks, of Becky H9udashelt and II tarpaper roofing lor that e me or a ood she.was walking wilh a cane Steve Smith which was ~ building but the kids really recretlmatio.'! arl~tha f g and allowed to return home. performed at the Pomeroy Your Thom MeAn Store ~ !Jid a good ' Ume bulldlIll it· eon ... e, · ' Mr. an dMrs. Middleport, Ohio Then Carl and Hazel Ian •t that a modem day Trinity Church. · Cline' Bar ' hlJI turned the tables on miracle? Smith wlll make their home I drove down to s n Mrs Velma Newell ento pick up aome daughter Donlt, and ':!n; tertal~ Mr•. Estie White PLAYING NITELY Fruit 1 IPP1et and to look over the surprise an versary and John and Mary Newell of .. ~ I new bui1dlnc they are putting lor her and husband, : Bashan for dinner recently. . ~ l up·, You may have noUced II. . Stout, In honor of ,their The Honorable George ••• ~ 11 wu a 24 11 to fool rtd and anniversary. That 1 what 1 Co!Uns (Chief of the Orange while metal building (whicll said, •n;uversaryg"'n~ Townahip Volunteer Fife TUEI!MY THRU .M I!I'JURDAY malchlll the Fruit Barn) and Qoeof ya, am - • Department) reported 'a """ will have a wilt-In cooler so . to wake ~ and be one of the couple of runs the lire Have you ever blown a fuse when they will be able to have old foUta . Their wedding deparbnent made last week. the stores are closed?' Don 'I be applea up tlll prob1bly anniversary dale, wu Sep- One run wu to Riggs Cres\ convenienced - buy sever a l Olrlalmll. They .have also !ember 10and thalli beck of Manor wheh a car was on packages during thi s sale. (89-92) TUE S. -THURS. FRI. & SAT. purchlald a cider preaa and • gond date beca- Onelta lire Damabe was estimated ' 8:30-1;00 8;.10-2:00 'Will 1111 ' mald111 elder every Cole'a·blrthday 11 September at.Ho These110nd run was to week 1111~ the 1pples run out, 9 and Mine Ia September 10 the · starling Massar which they hope won't be and nel~ one of us ill ,going residence where a fireplace 111Ul almoat Chrlttmu, too, to admil lbat it wasn ~: had overheated. MDII of the Pomeroy 992-3629 Jan't that IJI"'t, btcalllll If 11th amdversary ol our d damage there was smoke and ;rauare Jib me, you don't like dale. Artyway, lee cream an one heck of a mesa to dean IPP1e elder wilh that acid in it cake wu served to Dot and • Best In to aep It fflm setting aJ1 Jim, dal1ghters Connie and upDon'l fori!et the Tuppers Live Entertainml!llt l(llltiy and ll"'lY· Oh yes, Terri, GleM and Grace Stout Plains Community Club Beulah aaya they have and son, Ketth, and Larry and new Kit includes materials needed for s~ndord door. REG. 59' ::::~-=:~·-=·~.::::-.::::::a:::;:::::::::;:~:::::~;:o;·:~::::::· p< Iknnis Secret life validated .f "., SPECIALS Gladys' secrets given up New twist in Hoffafate· •••• . •I 1; 4 FOR heritage house 95~ PLUG FUSES ·- Farm 15-20-30 AMP PKG. OF FIVE u:!e': GEO.HALL The MEIGS INN STAR SUPPLY. CO. RACINE, OHIO f, - l· . '' �- .. . .. -· "' ' ~~ -~ .... ... , m •.1\ ,p, 1 10 Wed nesday prayer pa s tor Troy t ~O IJ T L.l\ 1)1 0 Wor !o htp ond Btbli' 5ludy . 7 30 p m ·-.·•io;;<;,~~;;· Sund<ly schoo l s~ p t J !Up m Churr 1 ·C t:\Ot?t 9 !0 T UP P E ~, !: P LA 1 N S -... SC hOOl , Y 30 ~·.tn ·:~ h 1 "'""*' "· ~"'., CHRI ST IA N CHURCH rn orn g woi'"S hlp . 10 :Jn SUTTON' woi'shtp, 11 I ,II .. IJt 1J ndcr wood P•lSio r , Sunday evang oli sl1c nl Ct'lmQ <l tl l ~.; vC"n' •.unday ~ hur c h l•owd r u C,ll d wc tl J, ~~u,.., d ay 7 J(l P 111 Pr..a ycr m eC'Ii nQ , !:f hOO I, tO ,1 !11 ' l i100 I :. u p ! '. u n day ~C h OOI , Wednesday, 7 30 p m ; '" j._ 1- N0Jt;T1HEl\S T Cl.U SlE:R Y Ill ,, 111, Morn mq Se rmon, POM f-.MIDOL E PORT " J' (• Y ~cb c.rt M l!C Cf tO HJ <l m , ~ unday GV'.:'n.ng POME'RO'Y RIN ITY HOLI CHUR t1 ~ MT MORIAH B~PTIST Pa stor •.c r~o~ 1 ( c 1, prn , • ReV" , W H. Por r!n, pastor. Ha r r •sonvlllto Rev( (j Dell Cor ner Fou rth and Mjip ,, ~1 Dcnni s,: rccgor LI5 TART FALLS UNITED Roy- Mayer , Surday sc~ool Mantey , Pastor . Henry Eblin, M1'!111 eport Rev Henr y ~cy , ·' As.s oclilto Mmn.tcr lJ. UF. THREN lh •v pasto r , s upt, Ctt ur ch school 9115 Sunday School Su pt Sunda u Jr . pastor Sunday Sc hool, , JOPPA - Worship 10 B m t r~· vlan d Norr 1s 1 em .. worsh ip service, 10' 24 Sc hool 9 30 am , Ev cnmg' 9 30 a d m , Mr L Er vi n ,c~h u r c h s c,~oodl 9 a m , Pra yer t loy d Norn s. su pt Sunda y 1 g B''o"TTnOesMda y, e P m . . !!c hooi. -;Wr-J.~ m . morn•ng ~~nd~e.u l h3 , c3h0o ,Pr mreheuancsdaelr, vvorship 7 30 p,m,, P r ~yer and 8 au~ f ar lOn ers. s up! , Morn ing t~NG , Praise serv ice . Thu rsdau, 7 30 wors, , p, 4 am .,, - Chu rch s.c rmon 10 3 il .fll , Pray er d l~ ection of Mary Sk mner . f • J EHOVAH 'S....,WITNESSES sc rv1ces , 9 a m , ·Sund av SC rV!Cf , Wedne (t6 y, 7 30 p m. sefl lOr choir r~e h e ar s al. 7 ~ :3,0 P 'SY · E' - Larr y ca'rna han . pres1d10g School 9 45 "m ' , Prayer CHESHIRJ;: CHURCH OF ' R A COUFS GOD FIRST m1n 1ste r Sund ay B1ble Meeting every Wednesday , .. GOO OF PROPH ECY ...! G P , p m Thursda y Wtfh Mr s Paul C Ne-ase dlre• tor HURCH - Re v lectu re. 9 30 am , Watc h 7 10 ° !II ~ m1111 pastor Su da S h 1 George Oiler , pastor Sund ay to wer slu d•r • t·'v 30 0 m .. WoNORT~ n Y coo • ... POMEROY CHU~ C H OF School. 9 45 am , sh II BETHEL Ch 10 a 'm , Arthur Henson , 1" mornu•9 .. Tu~~ d 3Y. 81ble stud y 7 30 r •P am · ur ch ~upt , Mornmg . wors h1p, 11 THE NAZAREN E - Corner 11 Union an d Mulberr y Rev pr ea ching , a m · P m Thu rsd ay mt~iS fry Sc hoo l 10 a m ""' am Young Peopl e's Qelistic serv•ce , 1 . 30 p m sc"oo'l A.LF REo-- ..son1 daur sc hool, 7 p m' , Even~n g ser v1ce, se n/tce p "~ , 1 30 P m' • service 7 30, Cl ';I de V. Hen derson . pasto r evllf'! 9 •'4S a ...'fril ~ eacJi' Sunday Sundayschooi , 9·Joam , Gie,n rarer meet ing, Thursday, meet1n g8 JO'p m , p m Wednesday MidWee k Mc Ciu nn , supt , mor ning 7 30 P m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH preach•ng at 11 am each Prayer "e e 7 30 worshlp ,. I0. 30 am ' evening POM E RO Y WEST SlllE OF CKRIST IN CHRISTIAN Suuday Pray er mee ting, 7 dS Youth ,.;le;~,~cg ,' 6 30 ~~ ·: se rv rc~ . 7 30 : m id week CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W UNION - Lawrence Manl ey P m Wednesday . WSC S, 8 Even1 ng worshtp , 1 30 p m se r" ice . Wedne5dal' . 7 JOpm M~ 1 n St .. Jer r y Pa ul. pastor . Mrs Russell Young : pm on third Tuesda y each CHE STER CHURCH OF G ~AC.E EPISCOPAL - Th e ~In IS ler , phol') e 9 92 76 66 Sun da y ~ c hoo l Supt Sl,lnday mon th THE NAZARENE - Rev , 0 n s e r v a f 1v e · Rtv H,.ro ld Dee th. rector n n Scho ol 9 30 a m E¥ening REEDSVIl..LE - Sunday He rb e rt Grafe , pastor Chu rch ser ¥iCe$ , 10 JO ~ m , mstru111 entat . • ~ un day wo r wor s hip , · 7 30 Wedne sday school. 9 30 :t m · pr ea-chmg , Wo rship serv1ce, 11 a In and 7 30 P m Sund a y pra yer 1 30 p m Sunda y Sunday Holy commun ion first Sunj;fay Ship, 10 am · Bible study, 11 pr a yer meeting . 7 30 p m of month , ch urch s' hool. 10 30 am ' worship, 6 P m Wed MT. MORIAH CHUR'CH OF meet mg . 1 30 P m Tuesday . School, 9 30 am Richard am fo r nurser\' throua h 12 nesday Bible s tud}' . 7 P m GOD - Rac 1ne Route 2, th e WSCS. 1 30 fir st Th ursda y Bar:,ton . su pt Pra yer meeting , POMEROY CHURCH OF Rev • Jl!t mes · M Muncy , each mon th We dnesday , 1 30 p m ~ CHRIST - Rich.rd Eva nson, pastor Sunda y school , 9 4S SILVER RIDGE - Wor ship , BRADFORD CHURCH OF pas tor Bibl e schoo l. 9 30 RUTL.AND FREEWILL a m . morning worsh ip, 11 lOa m . Churc h Sc hool.9f:lm CHRIST - Cltfford Smith , TUP .PERS PLAINS mm1 ster Sunday School 9:30 a m , worship , 10 :30 a\m ; . BAPTIS T - Rog er Turn er. ~ . m . evenmg worship , 7. 30. adult worshiP._ service J~nd pas tor . Sun day sC: hooL 10 Praye r mee ting , Tues day , Wo rs hip 9 am, · Ch'Ur ch am , . morning church 10 :30 young people s m eet mg . 7·30 8 m ·Sund ay even i~ g service. 7 30 P m . Young people 's School , 10 a m a m Sunday evening serv1ce, p m Combined Bible stud y 7 30 Wed nesday B•ble study, meetmg , 7 30 P m Thu rsday KENO CHURCH .oF 7 30 P m Wednesday serv .ce , a nd prayer m eeting , Wed. ' 7 60l~m DEXT E BIBLE MIDDLEPORT FIRST ~:~IS~ - George F:leden ck , 8 p m ll nesday ,7 .30 p.m BAPTIST - Cb r ner S1xthand p e rviCe wee y, 9 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE THESALVATIONARMY CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev P81mer , th e Re v Pet er a m on Sunday Pteachlng METHODIST ..!.. Rev FloydF. pas tor Da nny f.r st and lhlr d Sun deys of Sh ook . pastor . Lloyd Wr ight . Envoy Ray W Wining . off icer . Ron Terry , pastor Sunday Gr a nda! in charge S\.lf\oday 10 am school. 10 am • Mrs Worl ey .Tho mps6n. s upe r'int end ent ~ ~nt h ~Y Clifford Smith , 9 30 Sunda y sct1ool supt Sunda y Hollnes! meetlng io •JOam •, ~r a n c is . s uperinte nd ent Sun day Sc hool. WMPO Rad iO HOBSON CHRISTIAN sc hool. 9 30 a m, Morn •ng Sund ay Schoo l ' YoY, ni · ornl ng worsh1 p, 11 am progr a m 1 45 a , m , s unda y UN ON D wors htp, 10 30 am , ev entng I arr e ll Doddr!ll , wor shtp , 7 JO P m Wed Peop le 's Legio n. r '' p m· ' Sunday evenm g serv ic-e, 7 30 Sch!)O I. 9 15 a m ' Morn ing Thutsday I to 11J r l ll~'~lf! 0 GRAHAM UNITE B worship , 10 IS a m Youth pa stor Sunday ~c hoo l. 9 30 nesda y, ' Chr•sh an Youth 0 Home Le'ag ue , Q.,;.;f Pre? METHOD IST - Prr ac h•ng 'ac tlvill es an d fell owship for am ' Leonard; Gtimor e. f.rst cru sa de, 6 30 P m Choir classes • 9 30 a m , firs t and second tun lo t a nd sen,o r high elder . even 1ng servic e, 7•30 pra ctic e, Thursday , 7 P m ST. PAUL LUTHER,(t.,~ ~ un d a y sof each monl l'\ , thi rd stud ents 6 P m Sunda P m Wedn esd a y pray er DEXTER CHURCH '· OF CHURCtL Cor ner 'Of and four th Su nd a ys each evenl ng-~orship, 7 31) P m'Y meM <TihiMg,07R310Ap mCHURCH OF CHRIST - Charles Russell. . wors hip M•dd wee k pr aye r se rv ices , GOD _ Rac•neH Rout e 2 Th e .sr . m 1nts · 1er . Norman C. Will , Sycambre and S•cond '~ Is • monthW " de serv lcea t7 30 W Pomero y, The Rev William ~ m P ~ dnes ay e..- en•ng s a1 e nesday. 7 30 p m Re" Charl es Hand , paslor sup ! Sunday school. 9 :30 Mi""dleswarlh , Pastor Sunda u .., 30, ra yer i!lnd Bibl e Study a m worsh 1p se 10 30 SEV E NTH · DAY AD · CHURCH OF CHRIST , Sund a y school , 9 45 am , ' rV ICe , · School af 9 .45 em and' Church Services 11 am VENTIST , Mul berry He ight s M1ddlepor t, 5th and Main , morn1ng worsh1p , 11 am ~ ';(, p ~• ble study, Tuesday, SACRED HEj' RT _ Rev R oad . P o m e ro y Geor ge Glu e , mi nist e r Even1ng ser vtces, Tuesday REORGANIZeD CHURCH ' Father Pau l 0 We lt on ' 1 Pastor.Gera rd ' Seton, Sab Jam es Shee t s", super In ' and Fr iday 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF pasto r . Pho ne 992 2825 • &alh Sct')ool Supe.rlfl tende nl, lendent Bibl e school , 9 30 _.,BEA"RWALLOW RIDGE LATTER DAY SAINTS _ Sat urday evening Ma n 730 . ,. li e Whit e Sabbath- Sc hool , a m , mornin g wors hi p, 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST -- Ooug Portland Racm e Road Sunda y Mass . 8 and 10· a~ ; . . Sa tu rday afternoon at 2 00, a m . evenmg worship, 7 30 . Sea m an , mini s ter Bi bl e William Ro ush pa stor Denny Confess ion, Saturda y 1 1 30 with wors htp service pra yer serv•ce . 7 p m Wed sl udy . '1 JO a m . morning Evan s . . sunday School pm l ' , following at l · 1S nesday ,. wors htp, 10 JO a m . evening o s d 5 Our town philosopher calls our church bra nch office." He means ! no 1 RST S OUTHERN .'· MIODLEn,ORT Church wors hip. 8 p m . Wedn esda y .re c or un ay chool JO POMEROY FIR ST BAP ;- , FI Of r. am Morn1ng worsh1p , ,109 30 sacrilege t>ecau se he ts a very religiou s m a n : ' The Nauren e ll1Qht Bible stud y, 8 P m a m , s unday even•no servi ce TIST - Rob ~rt Kuhn pastor . BAPTIST - 282 Mulberr y W i ll i ~m Wa ts on , 'sun day' Ave., Pomeroy , affll lated w1th Re \f Don Cole , pa s . MT. OLIVE CHURCH 7 w d d H e puts into words the feelings that unite all Christians Rituals may d iffer ; . . school supt Sunday sc hool, S B C , the Rev Br ad ley tor · Mr s Mar y Lathey , Long Bottom. &und ay Sc hool. Pm e nes 7ay ever'l:' ng SU nday School supl Sundau 10 am wllh Wollard Po gotl , pra yer serv ices. 30 P m doctrines , n may n ot always agree . .. d e no mina tional labels may seem to keep us a pa rt. 9 am · BYF , 6 p m , Bibl e l I • h I • BETHLEHEM BAPTIST s tudy , Wednesda y, 7 p .rll:",! ;. sc oo 9 30 am , mornins;~ supt Evang elisti c messag e Re v Ear l Shu le r , pastor • 1 Still we share the wondrous knowle dge that One Lord is the Sav10r of u s all. ~ ch300•r ,!!r a cfl ~e ~ We d l1esd~y,. ·:-t • worsh ip, 11 a m , Sunday each Sunday ev ening , 7 30 by Wor sh ip se ·v, ce , 9 30 8 m , C\l angelisf lc m ee ti ng, 7 30 Eld er Russell Cli ne .. mini ster s unday sc hool, 10 30 am 8 ~· There is n o time when thiS bond o f fatth IS ~ressed m ore VIVidly th a n :o n ~ BURLINGHAM CHURCH \ • THE HILAND CHAPEL, , P m ' pra yer mee t ing . of th e Apostoli c Fa ith Bibl e Bibl e s tudy and pray e r - P" storJerry Lew1 Sunday Georg e Casto, pl!tStor Sunday W~d~s~ay , 1 JO ~ rr: T E 0 St~~YIV~e35~~~'l~ 30cg~ . serv1c e Thursday , 7 30 p m- Worldwide Communion Sunday. In our little chum h about sixty of us w itl ga th e r. MIN · MUNITVCHURCH -Sund e y CARLETON CHURCH sc hopl,2 30p m w 1th worship Sc hoot 1 9 30 a m , evening PRESBYTERIAN Around the wo rld the re will be millions . Toge ther w e'll )Otn in an e xp erien ce that b egan Thur sda y ISTRY OF MEIGS sc hool se rv ice. 10 a m , King sbury Road Gary King , serv ice at 3.30 p m , mid 1 worsh 1p. 7 30 week ser vic e, Tuesday , 7 30 P ' ven lng prayer ser viCe, 7 JO COUNTY, Dwight l Zavifz Prayer meeting , Thursday , 1 pastor Sunday school, 9 30 on the eve of Chris t's crucifixion . ' m ~ P m Pa stor -Director ' p m . Sun day evening serv1 ce . a m • e..- enmg worship , 7 30 Be with u s . BE WITH HIM. HARRISONVILLE - 7 p m p m Pra yer meet1ng , Wed · Sund ay Chur ch SChool. 9 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST nesday , 7 30 P m ~( np11111 \ .;,!!lecu d ily lhe Anw111 ~ n l'llh h am •. Mrs Hom er Lee, SuJjt , - · Pomeroy . Harrisonv il le L 0 N G B 0 T T0 M Morn1ng Wor ship, 10 30 Road M1ke Gir ton . pa stor . CHRISTIAN - Bruce Sm tth, MIDDLEPORT - Sunday Steven Stanley, Sun day school pastor Wallace Damewood . Frldoy Church Sc: hool , 9 30 a .m :. su p! Sunda y school. 9 30 SupJ . Btble School. 9 30 8 m ' John F Fultz , Supt , Morn ing a m . morn ing wor shi p an d Prea chin g service, 10 .4S am 111E BEAUfiFUL AUruMN YEARS Wor sh ip, lO .JO .o mmunton . 10 30 am , No evenlna servic e SYRACUSE - Morning unday evening youth HYSELL RUN FREE October says autumn is here. A wonderful tlmeofthe year. r"s. h lp , 9 am , Su nday hr1Stt an e-n deavor , 6 30pm , METHODIST CHURCH I have a pumpkin by my, fjreplace and put my litUe Wo Churc h Schoo L 10 am , Mrs worS hip se rv ice , 1 30 P m Rev Paul Neville, pa stor . Wednesday ev enmg prayer Sunday Sc hool· 9 30 am , Pilgrim boy and ~I candles on the mantel. I ean see the Samoson Hall , Suot With the hope It will, In some measure, foster and help sus tain th a t RUTLAND CHURCH OF •meeti Morn~ng service . 10 30 a m , leaves turning red and yellow through my front window. The GOD - Da vid l Henson , P m ng and B1ble study , 7. 30 youth s ervice . 6 . 45 p m , which Is good In family and community life, this feature is spon sore d b y ; days are wann and the nigbt.!l cool·- a most wonderful time of pas tor , dd6 9471 . Sunda y 5T JOHN LUTHERAN Evange1 1sticse rv1 ce 1 JOp m the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. J morn ing worship. 9 30 to JO. CHURCH , Pin e Grov e. The Prayer meetmg , Thursday, the year. My own per110nal favorite season of the year, ' Sund ay sc hool. 10.3011 30 . Rev William Middleswart h, 1, 7 30 p m 'I FREEDOM GOSPEL I have heard people say they do not like this time of year • Sund a y eveni ng service, s Pastor Church Services 9 ~ 30 I P m . famil y wor sh1p, Thur s am Sunday School10 . 30a m MISSION at Bald Knob , Re v ' becaiL!e It seems all thlngs are dytng. I dl!agree. It Is only that "di!! y, 1 3Q_p_ m · BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Griffith , supt of church HAZE[ CQMMUNITY CHRIST - Boble School , 9 30 R•·, L R Glues encamp nalure Is mature and slows down. Just like hlliiUins. As we CHURCH Nea r Long am , morning worship 10:30 pa stor , Roger W•llfred, Sr i grow older, we slowdown, but alaq~row closer to the Lord. Bol tom , Edsel Hart , pastor am . Sunday eVentng worshi p SundaY: Schoo l supt Sun day' SalesQua sarServ1ce I' When we are yo111g and lull of ginger we are excited about Stin'day schoo l. 10 a m , servtce , 7 p m , cho•r pract ice school. 9 JO a m , pr a ye r Rae me Ph 949-9591 Rae me Ph. 949·31l l I 7' 30 p m ; prayer Wednesday 7 p m Rev Je ff meet.ng , Tu esday , 7 30 p m Chur.ch, ' God IN! do not know a whole lot about the many lides o1 the meeting , 7. 30 p m Thur sday . Ranson . Pastor youth meeting , 6 p m Sun day', MIDDLEPORT PEN · ANTIQUITY. BAPTIST - leaders Ada Van Meter and lAird. In the Autwnn of our lives we have known the Lord lor a I - Th ird Ave, the Rev Freeland Nor n s, pas tor Gretta Suttle sunday evenmg GAUL'~ long Ume and can sarlously think about hi! great mercies and TECOSTAL Rev Willjam l<n lltel, pastor Sunday sc:ho ol 10 a.m . • worship , 7 p m thr ough gifta given and showered upon 111. We cah be more Ronald Dugan . Sunday School Chur ch servi ce, 7 p m wm ter monlhs Sporting Supplies and C. 8. 's Supt tt Classes for all ages , Wedn esday Bibl e Study, 7 MT. HERMON CHURCH Che~ter , Ohio knowledgeable and neq to Hl!n, .We know that ~~~~ ll~lds and ev 308 Page · Middleport, Ohio .' ertb\O s,orvlce, 7•30 , Bible D m OF. THE UNITED 'I"' • stud ~. Wednosado'y, 7 30 RACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN CHRIST trees grow more beautiful as they grow older, • · youth services , Fr iday , NAZARENE - Rev ~ohn A Rev . J ames H. leach , pastor .~ Autumn is the twilight of the laaves and flowers and they p.m 7,30 p m , Coffman , pastor . Sunday Sunday school , 9 JO a. m., FREEWILL BAPTIST - Sc bool , 9 JO a. m , Gerald Ru sse ll Spen cer , supt ; ll are Indeed lovely and majestic. Mankind also beCQIJles more Corner Ash and Plum . Mid Well s, supt Morning Worship . Wors hip service. 10 :4S a m. , 'I maje.tic and more beauutul with age. More knowledge of the dleport . Noel Herrm~n , 10 30 a m 1 Sunday evening Ev ening worshiP alternating Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 Groceries & General Merchandise Praye r with c E 1 at 1 30 p m on lAird makes us more beautiful people. Look around to the good pa s tor . saturday e-.cenin g wor s hip , 7 30, 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy , 7 p m Sunday school meeting, Wednesday , 7:30 p Sunday Prayer meeting , 7 30 Ra eme Ph. 949·5772 old Christians In your church an community , Who can deny ser'vke Dial 992-2318 10 am , Sunday evenin g m p. m Wednesday, Alfred ' ~ they are truely beautiful people, If yo~ do nol believe, vtsit the worS hiP• 7 Q..,.m. Wolfe, lay lellder 1ii~IGS RACINE FIR.ST BAPTIST WHITE'S CHAPEL · senior dtizens center sometime. Autwnn b nature at Its most ! COOPERATIVE - · Walter P Btk acsan, pastor . Coolv ille RD Re v Roy PARISH Ro nnte Sa lser, Sunday school Deeter. pastor Sunday schooL beautiful time of the year. So also Ia the autwnn Ume of mans TME UNITED supt Sunday sc ho oL 9 30 9.30 am i wor ship service , !He. . Two Locations am . morn•ng worShip , 10 ' 40, 10.30 am Bible stud~ and METHODIST CHURCH U!ve cif God and knowledge of the lMd indeed does make RobertT . Bumgarner Sundayevening wor shl p, 7 30 . pre.yer service, Wedn esda y, 59 N Second 51 Moddleport, 0 . 214 E. Main Pomeroy D.rector WE' dn e sd a y ev en ing Bible 1. 30 D m ' 1111 more beautiful people in . our autumn yea rs, just as in 46 Court 51 Gallipolis, 0 . Ph . 99'l-SI30 POMEROY CLUSTER st udy , 7 30 ~UTLAND , nature. The Lord Is indeed near to WI all in the fall . - Rev. Rev. Robtr!Haydtn DANVILLE WESLEYAN ' lllft [ AND CHURCH OF I Rev D Wm Sydemlri,ker Rev Le ton Glasur e. pastor CHRtST - Rod Ka sler . William Mlddleswarth, St. Paul Lutheran Oiurch. CHESTER - Worship 9 15 Sunda~ School. 9.30 am. , pastor . V H Braley , Sunday & am , Church Schoo l 10 a.m ycuth and !unlor ~out h ser sc hool supt Sunday sc hooL ' ENTERPRISE - Worship . v•c e, 6•. 4S P m ; evening 9.30 am . worshtp service ' I We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 100 E Main · 9a ·m . Church School, 10a m worsh 1p, 7 30 p m , prayer and commun ion , 10 30 am. , I Ph. "2-3486 FLATWOODS - Worship , and pra1se , Wedn esday , 7 30 youthm eeting , 6pm . Sunday Pomeroy ' 992-29SS Pomeroy II a m . Chur ch Sc hoo l ~ lO P m · even ing service, 1: regular ' a rn SILVER RUN FREE board m'eetlng, third Satur I' POMEROY - Worsh ip , BAPTIST - Miles Trout, day , 1 p m • 10.30a m , Ch ur ch School 9 1l pastor , Sun day School , 10 RUTLAND COMMUNITY ! ByMn.FranclaMorrh Akron spent several days in • "l . UMY F 6 30 p m am •. Leon Mil ler . supl CHURCH - sunday School ' Willtam Lake 0f Col b Ra ~ ' ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Even•no serv•ce. 7:30 P m , 9·30 a.m ; worship service, 11 Attend the Church of Y011r Cholce Louis W, Osborne urn WI C • \ lOa m , Church School 9o m , Prayer mee llng , Thursday , o.m Wednesday - Prayer 7 30 P m . Pomeroy Ph. 992 -2178 ' Pomerov 220 E. Maln Ph. 992-3498 came for his 'grandparents , Mra. Walter We Is of UMYF 6' 30 p.m . meeting, 7· 30 p m , Youlh Mr. lllldMrs . FrancisMorrls, Washington Court House MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER . CHESTER CHURCH OF sorvlces, Frldoy, 7:30pm ,; Rev. Robert Bumgarner GO~ Rev . Bobby Porter , Sunday nlgt1t worship , 7 · 30 to take lbem to Nelsonville 1o spent several days with her HEATH - Wors hip 10 30 PaSio r Sunday school , 9 30 ~IDENOUR attendthefllle_ralservices''of parents,Mr. anpMrs . Harry a m , Ch ucc h School 9.30 a m. wor1hlp se rv ice, 11 1 RUTLAND CHURCH OF am ; UM YF 7 p m 1!1 m . even1ng servlce , 7. 30 . THE NAZARENE - Rev Mrs. Ethel Lewis, grand· ' Cla'Us. Mrs. WeUs and Mrs. RUTLAND - Wors hiP 9 IS vo ulh se rvice , Wedn esday ~ loyd D Grimm . Jr , paslor I Bakers of Gay 90's Bread mother of Mr' s ,' r -ke , Cur"·, vial'·~ Mr. and Mrs. am , Church School 10 a m : 7 30 p m. ' Sund oy school. 9. 30 a.m ; Home lite Saws "-"' "" ""' UMY F 7 p.m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worsh ip service, 10. 30 am Ph. 992-3030 Middleport Ph. 915·i 308 Chester Saturday, Sept.27atJohnson Roy Rlffte 0~ ~!fl'sday . I SALEM CENTER CHURCH H d' Jon e s broadca sl li ve over WMP O, I Fwteral Home . Mr. and Mr•. Mrs. Franltie Neigler and Wors h ip 9 a m , Chur ch pas lor Sunday school. 9. 30 yo ung people's service, 6 45 , g SchOOl 10 am , UMY F Thurs a m ; Roy Sigman , sup r , e~an g e list tc service, 1 30 P m. I Lake brought them home Mrs. Beulah Nelgler visited ' d1y, 1 p m morn ong worship , 10 30 , ' Prayer meellng , Wednesday . fte isftin th Mrs h 1 ;s SYRACUSE CLUSTER Sundav e venmg serv ice. 7 · 30, 7 30 pm • Miss ionary ' l<erm's Korner a rv gat ehome of . VasUGrimmatLetart ' ',Rev . RichorciE. Jorvls m idwee k serv ice , We d me ellng , 7 30 pm fl rsl Il Kermit Walton Middleport, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. John Glab. Falls. ASBURY worship 11 nesda y, 7 30 p m Wednesda~ of month Pomeroy ,:• The _b irthday of Mrs. KeMeth Swart of Akron ·a nl , ~hur c h School 9 so· SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MA ON COUNTY ' a m , WSCS I ISI Tuesday THE NAZARENI! - Re v. o I Garnet Smith Ervine was spent a weekend with his FOREST R\ll'i - Worsh ip 9 Howard C Block, pastor Bob MASON FIRST BAPTIST ) br led 1 h h th Mr a m . Church Schoel 10 am , Moore , Sunday Sc hool Supt., Second and Pom eroy sts., ce e a a er new Ofl)e 1'!10 er, s. James Swart wscs , 3rd Wednesd8V , " 7.30 Sundov School. cla sses for all Sian Cra ig, paSior sunday on Oierry Street recenUy and the Alfred Crow family . P m ·, ages . 9: 30 • m • morn lng school , u s a m : worship •• purchased. Those present Mr andMrs. SsmCurt'· of MINERSVILLE -.. Wors hip worsh ip, 10 NYPS Sunday, service . 11 0 m , tratn lng 1 700 E. Main Pomeroy m lOa m , Church School9am , 630 p 'm . • evangelist ic ser un ion , 6 30 pm ; i ven lng 'H ell " Dealer Dial992-2101 were . Mrs Ervine , Vera Lorain spent a couple of days wsc s, 3rd Mond a y, 1 30 p m , vice, Sundoy , 1 30 p m Mid wors h•P service, 7:30 p m Thtrd 51, Ph, 949-5961 I Beegle Eth IH b k Esth ith hi SYR , CUSE - - Chur ch we1k prayer meeting , Wed Mid week pr aye sen lce . I ' e 0 ar , er W s parents, Mr. fllld School , 9.30 o.m.; worship nesda y, 7 30 p m.; Missionary Wedn ..dav. 1 30 p m ' Price and her guest, Aleta Mrs . Harry Curtis. service. 7 30 p.m meehng, second Wedn esday , MASON CHURCH OF ' p f Cli SOUTHERN CLUSTER 1 30 P 0'1 CHRIST, P 0 Bo • 487, Mill er arsons 0 noon , Ohio, Mr . and Mrs. Delbert Rev . Ste vtn~llsoft UNITED FAITH NON - Sl , Ma son , W Va Synday Fine Food & Service E dith Spencer , Josephine Morris 'ol Athens and Mrs. ' Rev. Howard Shive ltv DENOMINATIONAL - Rev BIDie Stud y 10 am .. Wors hip The Store wlth A Heart ,,' locust St . Middleport Smith and Maxine ShaiiY.<i• E lslll Rous h of Pomerov•. BE TI" ANY <Dorca s! Rob<rl Smllh , pastor . Sunday II am andlpm , Bible Study Ph. 949-3342 Racine I . .z Worsl'lip. 9·30 8 m , ch urch sc hool 9 30 am' , c lass Wedn e!lday 1 p m , Vocal Diai992-5HB I sch ooll 0.30gm , leader , Leo Hill ; worsh ip muSic Refreshments were serVed. ' vlsltedMr.andMrs . Francis . Melgs County Branch Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth MorrlsSundayanemoon. CARMEL - Worshlo, 1015 servoce , ·IO!O am ; church , FIRST SOUTHERN ' a m e..- ery Su nday , chur ch 7 30 p.m BAPTIST - Corn er of Second '11 Turley, son, Kenny, and sc hool, 10 30 am E 0" E N U N I T E D Bnd Anderson , Mason . Pastor , Larry Turle t S d · t APPLE GROVE - Sunday BRETHREN IN CHURIST Walter Cloud Sunday school , Church and Offic e Supplies- Glib y, spen un ay School , 9:30 a.m 1 worship, Eld en R 81a tl:e , pastor 9,45 a m . . wor ship service, 11 & with their parents, .Mr. and f1rst and third s undavs, 7. 30 Sunday Sc hool 10 a m ; . am and 7 30 pm . ,weekly 99 Mtll St. Middleport Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy 296 w :' Second Mn . Clarence Turley , at pm , pr ay er mee lln g . Howar d 1Mc Coy , sup! , Dible Sludy , Wedn tsday , 1 30 ' W e dn es day ~ 7. JO p m . Morn1ng sermon . 11 am , p m j Gallipolis and celebrated Fell ow s hip supper , flr SI S un~ay nlghl serv ices . MASON ASSEMBLY OF FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS their mother's birt)lday. Saturda y, 6 p m U M W Chrosllan En deovor , 7 30 GOD, Dudding Lan e, Mason , ' 2 Convenient Locations second Tuesday, 1 30 p m ·· ~ m ;~ong serv ice, 8 p m , W Va., Chest er Tenn a nt , ' Mrs. Earl Powell of Torch EAST LETART - s un da y reoCI'ilng 8 30 p.m.. Mod Pos tor Sund•r Sc hool y 45 and Mrs H 1 Sh k f sc hool , 9:30. a m "; wors h1p, Wee k Pray er meeting , a m . Ch ildren s Church 6 45 Bakers of Good Bread II Midw~ , · aze uc o secOfld •nd fourth S'undays,' We dn e sday , 7 p.m. ; Ra y P m., Young People 's Serv ice H~ntlngton 1 W. Va I Miami , Fla ., and Ernest 7 30 p m . prayer meeti ng. Adams ,. lay leader 6 dS p m . Evang ellst tc ,..,, k 1 a1 We dn es day , 7: 30 p m , CHURCH OF JESUS Serv ice 7 30 p m , women 's • vo..a r • 0<:, Spent SWiday UMW , fl rs1Wednesd ay , 7 30 CH~IST Loca led al Missionar y Counc il 10 am ' • with Mr. and Mrs. Elza pm • Rut land Of'l New Ltma Road, fi rst and th ir d Tu esdays \., Birch. , , wes LEYAN <Ra cine) - next to fo res1 Acre Park. ; " Pr a yer a nd Bibl e Study I SPO~T Su nday sc hoo l. 10 am , Rev Ra y Rou se , pastor : Wednesda y, 1 30 p m ' ' IG~ Mrs. Mabel Brace and Mrs. ~r;.~s~.·· ~~~; o,m , Boble study, Robert MuS$er, Su~da y School 300 E. Moln Pomeroy Nina Thew ·"·'led Mr. 'and 1 P m , c hoor supt ' Sund Qy •~Mol. 10 .30 vUN , hursday 8 P m fl mo; , wor1hlp 7:J01) m B:t ble PH, m .s011 Middleport, Ohio HARTFORD CHURCH OF ' Mrs. Vernon H&l'rlson and s hop sup pe r fi rSt Sludy. Wednesdoy. 1 30 p m , CHRIST .n Christ ian Un1on ·· family at The ' Pial' ns e $day , 6:3 0 p,m Sat urda y nloh l Qr aycr se r The Re v William c ampDtll ,· fourth Mon day 8 P m 'li Ce 7 10 p m p~ s tor l:'i unday School 1 9 JO :~ I Saturda:•i , , EAT BEND - Worohlp, HEMLOCK OROYI! a m . Jame! HLJgh,s, supl , ' ' Mr . and Mrs . Bill " am ., 2nd and 4fh sundays , CHRISTIAN Rogor , e v e n~r1g serv ice . 7:30 p.m I ' ' "Tha Friendly-Folks'( ' t hurch fich ool, 10 a ,m, '!_Ye t,on , pas tor , Wallac e Wedn esda y e\lenlng prtyer Smoll Engine Sales & Service PDmoroy, Ohio LE TART FALLS - Wor 8r~dtord , supl . morn ing meettng , 7 30 p m Youth Mc Kelllle, Phil, Jeff and 498 Locust St Middlepert Ph . m -3on • II • Jozle, of Gallipolis spent sl1op, 10 a rn .. Churc h school. 9 WOIIhlp, 9;30; church school , pra'(er se rvice each Tuesday ' f 111 . B1b te st udy , 7 :10 p m. 10 10, young people 's F A I R V I E'W B II L I! I Sunuy with Mr. and Mrs. ,v~ry 1 u~sd a y moollng, 6 30 p m.; tvtnlnv CHURCH, L!tarl . W. Vl!l, Rt ' Ro ftlffl , "'ORNINO STAR ~ Wor WOrlhlp, 7·10 p.m ; Blblt 1. Rt v. George Hoschar , Y e. , • Jh! ~ 9 30 a m , Ch ur ch '< hool l ludt' Wutdn~J:~·~· p.m. pastor Sundav School 9 lO Mr . and•Mra. A.T. IIIIIfksof 0130a .m . MidWeek Serv ice • • M · Nl l lfAP 1ST - lt m Pr a y ~ r end Bible st~v ' Jdfeiauntmm, Ky ., and Mr. :'Wednesday , 6 p m ' Ceool Co ~. paSior 1 10 p n, Cottaoe Preyer .,.•• "l-3114 The Finest in Mobile Homes Mld.ttJIIr1 -.. iloiORS l-r CHAPE ~ •Un day S,chodl s upl , J oe '•er vlcc 1 uc sda y, 10 am 1100 E. Moln Pomeroy Pll.m-7o~ and Mra. Kyle Stump fi .'•or •,t., 1> 11 " '" •nd Jrd. ~ ayre , Sunqay lC hool. 9:.5 WorsHi p '~ •·r vlce . Thur5da t< ,, ~ und u rs. , ~ Ct1 ur ( h ~ choo l •1f! • m.. Sund ' y even ll)g wor 7·30 p n11 It • • • l . ., ' "' ° Jf 8/IAIICH ~:OFFill , y TIW:Y MARKET .... T..uo::OJ P. J. PAULEY, AGENT REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES SWISHER LOHSE PHARMACY . CAPTAIN EASY WHAT!> THe MATTER~... ' WA~HI 3 spade trick. Still things weren't hopeless Hearts m11ht break. Or there would be a heart-club • 11843 squeeze if one defender held the tAQJT6S2 heart stopper and both club 63 sroppers. Or the defense m1ght EAST WEST .QUS3 slip. None of those things .J 1087U happened and I had to go one 972 YJ 965 down . tiU ti to make the whole "Then •K62 .QB thing doubly bad, the other SOUTH IDI table 1n the match sitting North '"' K and South were bidding some .KQIO sdly system of mmimums and t K 10 .AJ i0t754 10t all the way to three notrump We hadn' t needed to Neither vulnerable bid the fine seven diamonds. i\ny sial'!l would have won the Nort~ Eall SolIll match for us." West NORTH 6A 'DID YOU FIND · ?OMeTHING 'F $V61J.. . Sl)( ... li'N~ ... .... GASOIJNE AU.EY 1he4 sent a list! Venftt contnbutions and interest! MARK V STORE I •s. center Z9 Circumvent , 40 N.Z. tribe&- -'M-IEN WE WAS YOlJI..G WE?'D AH STOPPED DREAM!N' 60 ID SLGEP HCLD/N' HANDS -1}-jBJ YO'D ,. AFTER THAT BEATIN' )b' GIVE DREAM WHAT AH WAS mE.AM/N' WHt;N AH DREANIT 0' AN' V/CEY- VERSY f!jj'-!::~~~BON !!- . . . I . .. McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE RACINE ,FOOD MARKET • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS. . LOAN CO. HEINER'S BAKERY . M&R SHOPPING CENTER ,FOODLINER . POWELL'S SUPER VALli , KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SER91CE, INC. 1:fl f•• l . Market.Pomei'OJ Ph. 992·2582 • , Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 . N&N I. SHOP WILKINSON'S I, • ' . GOEGLEIN READY 'MIX ·'I .. .. J , • ' ·, THAT WAY '!QJ CAN fAEET ANUMBER OF PEOPLE DURING ¥0UR8TAY HERE! man 41 Mesabi4Z Ancient 43 DOWN 1''-boom- ' bah!" AstroGrapM 0: B4Hnk:e Bede Oaot ' • leiUI'diJ, OCt. .. , tm Alllll (...... 21-Aprtt 111 Someone wflOM cooporatlon wou need Ia IIIII undecided as lo whether 10 help you at lhia lime. More convtnclng by you _,.p."+...-..,.._+-f Ia required Z Localities TA\IIIUI ,(Aplll 20-M., 20) 3 - even keel 6-+-4--+-1-r.--1-+-+-f--l Soon you will ftnd yourself In(2 wds.) VOlved In a new hobby or pro4 Cheat -::-+--+-11--1 !ect You maw beQin lo lay the 5 lmpe~;ious fOilndatlons for It today 6 Assert -.L..-"'-1.:....,1 GEMINI (May 21·June 20) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -ljen'a how to work tt: There'll.,. more to uoclal ..,• AXy D L B A AXa counler lodaw tho~ llral meels lht eye . An lnleresllng II L 0 N G F B L L 0 W rolaltonahlp with an unusual Pti'IOII could enaure. One letter simply stancll lor anotber. In this sample A II used lor the thnoe L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Sin1le letters, c:ANCIII 1"- 21.Juty U) apoatrophes, the lencth and formation ol the words ant all You' will now beQin lo mike hints. Each day the code !etten are dll!orent • • tome eh1ng11 you've been jhlnklng aboul lhal will affect your fllmlly; loo. CRYPTOQUOTIIS G KET CVELLFGQY IQ LI!Q (July U.Aug. U) Pltns you're lormulallng thould .,. G glwn adoquale lime 10 !ell. IVKMTCC QTTXC - KEIK G C, Don't ilel off to a poor lllrt by btlng 100 lmpulllve FTIMQTX KL NMGKT TQLWYE KL VIIIQO (Alii. U · lapt. 22) Financial altuatlona will be CG 'YQ VLQKMIVKC. - ETMH d LQT lrlcky lodty, so manage tham wllh caution You will come out on top If you'rl prudent LI811A (hpl. 21-0cL 21) Y011r bet! lnt..-His won'l .,. aerved If you 191 woul'ltlf .,. twtyed by OM whoM alma aren'l In ac- er,ve cord wllh yours Choose your companions wiHiy . ICOil,IO (Oct. 2..- . U) Pweons whom you treat com· pallllonalely loday will not loo soon lorgel In lime, and In their own way, you'll .,. repaid. IAGmAIIIUI ( - . n-Dto. :t1 1 Uselhe soft-sell today with friends Genua lacllca Will chalk up points thai could never be won by coming on heavy CAPRICO~ (Dtc. 22-Jan. It) Don't e lmpallent If reward or pr lse you feel due you Is slow I coming Your IC· compllshments will nol go un· nollc8d much longer. AQUAiliUI (Jan. :10-Feto. 11) You could lalk youraell ou1 of 1 good ldaa loday If yoo lay 11 on the wrong listener Sound your lhoughts oul only on persons who can evaluate them. PISCES (Fell. :10-Marcll 20) A cham ol evenls wlll ,lead up lo an opporlunlly lha l will ba maldrlally rewe rdlng II will come mor.e from II'Hl eHorus of an other . A Your ~Birthday Oct. 4, 1175 Of your own vollllon you will mak• several im portan t c hanges this coming year. You will be bold and enterpr.slng In a re as where yo u were prevloosly limld. tNEWSPAPERt:NTt-; fiPRI~ I . ~ \1 u expen5e ' Verifu 3!Jn. pr1Bon (sl., 3 wcJs.) ...... - - - 38 Tapestry. l RACINE PLUMBING,&HEATING zz u appears we re qo1nq car : MEIGS TIRE CENTER Verifu , .N~ YORK CLOTHING HOUSE I 6:06--Sunrlse Semester 10) Debates for lhe '701, 13. 6:»--Matters of Life 6, TV Classroom &· Treehouse Club 10 ' S TOP r:o.»JTI~ 7:06--Seturday RfllOrl 3; Farm Fr011t A; Eddie BALK WARDs 1 Pass 2 a Pan 3• Saunders 6; Treehouse Club 8; u. s. Form Report Pau 3t Pau 4NT 10; Kentucky Afield 13. Pass 5 • Pa11 6 N.T. A Winnipeg reader wants to 7:»-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie A Jetsons 6· Pass 6 6 Pall 7 N.T. know if there were hfe masters Dusty's Treehouse I ; Man from COSt 10; Devlin 13,' Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20. Pass Pau Pass before there were master 8:06--Emergency Plus A 3A, t5; Hong Kong Phooey opening lead - J • . points. L_:__ __ _ __ _:,_j The answer is a resoundiOC 6, 13; Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm 8, 10; Sesame St 20. 8:30---SkJmund & the Sea Monsters3,.,15; Tom & Jerrv By Oswald & JameJ Jacoby yes'and no. The original master 6, 13; B119s Bunny-Road RunnerS; Bugs Bunny & · concept was to g~ve Winners Friends 10. "Greed Is a terrible thing," and h~gh lmishers in a few rna· 9:06--Secret Lives of Walllo Kitty 3 4 15· Elec Co 20 soliloquized the bridlejor events muter status. Then 9:30---Pink Panther 3,4,15; Lost ~.lc~ 13; Big Blue philosopher "I remember some one thought of master Marble 6; S<:oobv-Doo 8,10; Mister Rogers' 20. somethirty-ocidyearsacowbenpolnts . A schedule was 10:00-Land of tha Lost 3,•, 15; Adventures of Glltlgan I was first playing Blackwood, adopted, points were awarded t3; Hog Dog6; Shazam8,10; SesameSt. 20. greed plus some bad luck coat retroactively for previous 10:30---Run Joe Run 3,15,4; Uncle Croc's Block 6 13 events and 10 original life me a team match. 11 :06--Return to IM Planet of the Apes 3,., 15; sPa<'e "I sat. South and after North masters were selecUd. That Nuts I, tO; Elec. Co. 20, Jumped m diamonds and rebid was 41 years ago and they were 11 :30---Westwlnd 3,.,15; Oddball Couple 6,13; Ghost the su1t I went into Blackwood a hardy bunch E1pt including Busters 1,10; Mister Rogers 20. and found that he held three Oswald Jacoby are sUII alive 12: oo--Josle& the Pussycats 3,4,15; · Speed B111111y 6, 13; "t~:J~ aces, but not one missing king and playi"l bridce Valley of the Dinosaurs I, 10; Vegetable Soup Ai "A little thought convinted IDo you have 3 questiOn lor 20 . 12 :3D-Marshall Football '75 3, American me that he must hold seven lhe Jacobys? W~•te "As~ the Bandstand 6.13; Go-USA •• 15; Fatl\lbert 8,10. d11monds. So I counted two Jacob ys care of th i s 1:00-Basebatl Play-Oil 3,4, 15; Children' s Film spades, three hearta, seven newspaper The moat Jn· Festival 1,10; Commanders 33. diamonds and a club and bid tereslmg queslions wr/1 b" 1 30---Soul Train 6; BUt Dance Outdoors 13. seven notrump. It was quite a used 1n 1h1s column end 2:06--VIewpolnt I ; Ur.,.n League· 10; Movie " The shock to find that the ace and wn lers w•ll receiVe cop1es of Rookie" 13; Film 33. king would produce only one JACOBY MODERN ) 2 30---Movie "North to Alaska" 6; Movie "Who Was That Lady?" 8; Movle "Gt Blues" 10;a Valiant 'I' ears 33.3:06--Famlly at War 33. 3:30---Movle "The Birds and the Bees" 13. 4:06--Baseball Play-Off 3,.,15; Making Thlngs Grow 33. by THOMAS JOSEPH •: 30---Sports Spectacular I,108,10; Preserving Food 33. 5:06--Wide World of Sports6, 13; Rom411notls' Table 33. ACROSS 7 Bombay garb 5:3C-Erlca 33. 1 Slovenly 8 News blurb 5 : ~klng Things Work 33. one I Mount 6:06--News 1,10; Catdl·.33 33. 5 Foundation di8course 6:30---ABC News 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; 18 Ancient (abbr.) Llltas Yoga & You 33, Greet II Orbital point 7·06--World at War 3; Lawrence Welk A,1S; Hee How colbny · II Upropr 6,1; Firing Line 33; In the Know 10; Last Frontier 1% Elll!·shaped 18 Obscure 13. 7:30---Treasure Hunt 3; Last of tM Wild 10. 13 Apache war It Ef1din4! . 8:06--Emergency 3,,4,15; Howard Cosell 6,13; Jef. prtze for alp fersons 8, 10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 14 More painlul zo City in Okla. 1:31)--l)c)c 1,10. 15 Advice to %1 Victor Z7 One attired S4 "- tbe 9:00--MI>vle "Shamus" 3••• 15;; College Football 6,13; an ugly · Borge's 31 Bret Harte's Terrible" Mary Tyler Moore I, 10; No-Honestly 33. duckling? birthplace ChineSe 35Weatber9·oo-Bob Newhart 8,10; Session 33. (3 wds.) (abbr.) cbaracler , cocll 10:t»-Carol Burnett 1,10; Soundstage 33, r-:"""- -· , . • 17 Merry excellence (2 wda.) 11 :06--News 3,A,I,t0; Ouldoors with Ken Callaway lS ; 31Brink 18 Crown 0ne - time u.s.s.R Monty Python's Flying "Circvs 33. 37 Mulical 11 :30---Movle "The Forbln Project" 3; Weekend 4,15; to .be verif{Jinq tar Z%Doc tt Gerbil or river , medical instrument College Football I; Movie "The Pigeon That Tool< ~-~ into t he Duvalier hamster 3% Stir Rome" 10; Janaltl 33. f 2i Having %5 "Many 33 Biblical 31 -. 111111, 12:00-ABC News 6; News 12, 13. '-.....=:::::--'_ trouble called... " weed lllllt 12: 15-Movle "Genii of Darkl1fS'" 6; 700-Ciub 12. ~' (3 wdS.) 12:30 Movie "Monster on the Campus" 13. 28 Ignoble Verif4 1: ~vie "The War Lord" 4 . Z9 Make effer1:30---Movle "Term of Trial" 10. vescent 3:30-Movle."Women o Straw" 1; Movie " The Shoot" 30Moslem 10 chief taxes ', . . , y(..... BEN FRANKLIN STORE , SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4,1f7S ~"-' ALlEY OOP Racine Social Events BETSY ROSS BAKERY 2:30---"A Man Could Get Kllted" •· , • :30---Movle "Jhe Borgia Slick" A. ,. :! . ... SUPPLY FURNITURt AND HARDWARE 7'(10-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth •: Lawrence Welk I ; Bowling for Dollars 6; Avlallon Weather 33; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 1:\; Family AffAir 1~: Ohio J011rnol 20. 7:30---Porter Wagoner 3; Bobby VInton . , Candid Cam..-a 6; Evening Edition with Morfin Agronsky 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell tM Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country 15; Black Perspecllve on the News 33 7,06--AII Star Wrestllng 5. 8:06--Wortd Team Tennis 5; Sanford & Son 3,~, 15; Mobile One 6,13; Big Eddie a, 10, Washington Week In Review 20,33. 1:30-Chlco & tho Mon 3,A, 15; MASH 8, 10, Wall Street Week 20.33. 9 : 06--Z•~· Grey Theatre 5; Rockford Flies 3,. ,15; Movie "51"""" 6,13; Hawaii Flve-0 8, 10; Flrlng Line 20; Thin' Edge 33. 9:30---TM Low & Mr. Jones 5• 10:00-Burke's Law 5, Pollee Woman 3,4.15; Barnaby Jones 8, 10; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10:30---Avlatlon Weather 20. l1 :00-News 3,A,6,8,10, 13,15; ABC News 33. l1 :30---Johnny Carson 3,•, 15; Wide World Special 13; Sammy & Company 6; Movie "The Losers" a; Movie "A Bell from Hell" 10; Janak I 33. • 1:oo--Midnlght Spec;lal 3,.,15; Wide World Special 6; Movle " House on Haunted Hill" 10; News 13 • ,. Tel fJ, , .'tJIf.l!L EilbHT. , BLUE & liRAY RESTAURANT SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3,1975 5 06--Bononza 3; Family Affajr 8; Star Trek 15. 5:3D-Adam -12 • : News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8, Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam 12 13. 6·06--News 3;.4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6 ; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. - · ' ,. 6:30--NBC News 3;.,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Two-Woy Street 20. WIN AT BRIDGE Greed works Inevitable ruin WAID CROSS SONS STORE DUDLEY'S TeleviSion log for easy viewing . THE KNIFE WAif t;.e MAUDE'S? ·~ - .. MORTICIANS USE FORMALDEHYDE' ' ' . . INDIAN JOE'S f , the sennonette RAY'S TV &HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER .- . ... 11 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ... ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ~ ' s ...., .' . WHILE I WAS TALKIN6 10 HfR, ~E S1tU M't SIGN! .· �- .. . .. -· "' ' ~~ -~ .... ... , m •.1\ ,p, 1 10 Wed nesday prayer pa s tor Troy t ~O IJ T L.l\ 1)1 0 Wor !o htp ond Btbli' 5ludy . 7 30 p m ·-.·•io;;<;,~~;;· Sund<ly schoo l s~ p t J !Up m Churr 1 ·C t:\Ot?t 9 !0 T UP P E ~, !: P LA 1 N S -... SC hOOl , Y 30 ~·.tn ·:~ h 1 "'""*' "· ~"'., CHRI ST IA N CHURCH rn orn g woi'"S hlp . 10 :Jn SUTTON' woi'shtp, 11 I ,II .. IJt 1J ndcr wood P•lSio r , Sunday evang oli sl1c nl Ct'lmQ <l tl l ~.; vC"n' •.unday ~ hur c h l•owd r u C,ll d wc tl J, ~~u,.., d ay 7 J(l P 111 Pr..a ycr m eC'Ii nQ , !:f hOO I, tO ,1 !11 ' l i100 I :. u p ! '. u n day ~C h OOI , Wednesday, 7 30 p m ; '" j._ 1- N0Jt;T1HEl\S T Cl.U SlE:R Y Ill ,, 111, Morn mq Se rmon, POM f-.MIDOL E PORT " J' (• Y ~cb c.rt M l!C Cf tO HJ <l m , ~ unday GV'.:'n.ng POME'RO'Y RIN ITY HOLI CHUR t1 ~ MT MORIAH B~PTIST Pa stor •.c r~o~ 1 ( c 1, prn , • ReV" , W H. Por r!n, pastor. Ha r r •sonvlllto Rev( (j Dell Cor ner Fou rth and Mjip ,, ~1 Dcnni s,: rccgor LI5 TART FALLS UNITED Roy- Mayer , Surday sc~ool Mantey , Pastor . Henry Eblin, M1'!111 eport Rev Henr y ~cy , ·' As.s oclilto Mmn.tcr lJ. UF. THREN lh •v pasto r , s upt, Ctt ur ch school 9115 Sunday School Su pt Sunda u Jr . pastor Sunday Sc hool, , JOPPA - Worship 10 B m t r~· vlan d Norr 1s 1 em .. worsh ip service, 10' 24 Sc hool 9 30 am , Ev cnmg' 9 30 a d m , Mr L Er vi n ,c~h u r c h s c,~oodl 9 a m , Pra yer t loy d Norn s. su pt Sunda y 1 g B''o"TTnOesMda y, e P m . . !!c hooi. -;Wr-J.~ m . morn•ng ~~nd~e.u l h3 , c3h0o ,Pr mreheuancsdaelr, vvorship 7 30 p,m,, P r ~yer and 8 au~ f ar lOn ers. s up! , Morn ing t~NG , Praise serv ice . Thu rsdau, 7 30 wors, , p, 4 am .,, - Chu rch s.c rmon 10 3 il .fll , Pray er d l~ ection of Mary Sk mner . f • J EHOVAH 'S....,WITNESSES sc rv1ces , 9 a m , ·Sund av SC rV!Cf , Wedne (t6 y, 7 30 p m. sefl lOr choir r~e h e ar s al. 7 ~ :3,0 P 'SY · E' - Larr y ca'rna han . pres1d10g School 9 45 "m ' , Prayer CHESHIRJ;: CHURCH OF ' R A COUFS GOD FIRST m1n 1ste r Sund ay B1ble Meeting every Wednesday , .. GOO OF PROPH ECY ...! G P , p m Thursda y Wtfh Mr s Paul C Ne-ase dlre• tor HURCH - Re v lectu re. 9 30 am , Watc h 7 10 ° !II ~ m1111 pastor Su da S h 1 George Oiler , pastor Sund ay to wer slu d•r • t·'v 30 0 m .. WoNORT~ n Y coo • ... POMEROY CHU~ C H OF School. 9 45 am , sh II BETHEL Ch 10 a 'm , Arthur Henson , 1" mornu•9 .. Tu~~ d 3Y. 81ble stud y 7 30 r •P am · ur ch ~upt , Mornmg . wors h1p, 11 THE NAZAREN E - Corner 11 Union an d Mulberr y Rev pr ea ching , a m · P m Thu rsd ay mt~iS fry Sc hoo l 10 a m ""' am Young Peopl e's Qelistic serv•ce , 1 . 30 p m sc"oo'l A.LF REo-- ..son1 daur sc hool, 7 p m' , Even~n g ser v1ce, se n/tce p "~ , 1 30 P m' • service 7 30, Cl ';I de V. Hen derson . pasto r evllf'! 9 •'4S a ...'fril ~ eacJi' Sunday Sundayschooi , 9·Joam , Gie,n rarer meet ing, Thursday, meet1n g8 JO'p m , p m Wednesday MidWee k Mc Ciu nn , supt , mor ning 7 30 P m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH preach•ng at 11 am each Prayer "e e 7 30 worshlp ,. I0. 30 am ' evening POM E RO Y WEST SlllE OF CKRIST IN CHRISTIAN Suuday Pray er mee ting, 7 dS Youth ,.;le;~,~cg ,' 6 30 ~~ ·: se rv rc~ . 7 30 : m id week CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W UNION - Lawrence Manl ey P m Wednesday . WSC S, 8 Even1 ng worshtp , 1 30 p m se r" ice . Wedne5dal' . 7 JOpm M~ 1 n St .. Jer r y Pa ul. pastor . Mrs Russell Young : pm on third Tuesda y each CHE STER CHURCH OF G ~AC.E EPISCOPAL - Th e ~In IS ler , phol') e 9 92 76 66 Sun da y ~ c hoo l Supt Sl,lnday mon th THE NAZARENE - Rev , 0 n s e r v a f 1v e · Rtv H,.ro ld Dee th. rector n n Scho ol 9 30 a m E¥ening REEDSVIl..LE - Sunday He rb e rt Grafe , pastor Chu rch ser ¥iCe$ , 10 JO ~ m , mstru111 entat . • ~ un day wo r wor s hip , · 7 30 Wedne sday school. 9 30 :t m · pr ea-chmg , Wo rship serv1ce, 11 a In and 7 30 P m Sund a y pra yer 1 30 p m Sunda y Sunday Holy commun ion first Sunj;fay Ship, 10 am · Bible study, 11 pr a yer meeting . 7 30 p m of month , ch urch s' hool. 10 30 am ' worship, 6 P m Wed MT. MORIAH CHUR'CH OF meet mg . 1 30 P m Tuesday . School, 9 30 am Richard am fo r nurser\' throua h 12 nesday Bible s tud}' . 7 P m GOD - Rac 1ne Route 2, th e WSCS. 1 30 fir st Th ursda y Bar:,ton . su pt Pra yer meeting , POMEROY CHURCH OF Rev • Jl!t mes · M Muncy , each mon th We dnesday , 1 30 p m ~ CHRIST - Rich.rd Eva nson, pastor Sunda y school , 9 4S SILVER RIDGE - Wor ship , BRADFORD CHURCH OF pas tor Bibl e schoo l. 9 30 RUTL.AND FREEWILL a m . morning worsh ip, 11 lOa m . Churc h Sc hool.9f:lm CHRIST - Cltfford Smith , TUP .PERS PLAINS mm1 ster Sunday School 9:30 a m , worship , 10 :30 a\m ; . BAPTIS T - Rog er Turn er. ~ . m . evenmg worship , 7. 30. adult worshiP._ service J~nd pas tor . Sun day sC: hooL 10 Praye r mee ting , Tues day , Wo rs hip 9 am, · Ch'Ur ch am , . morning church 10 :30 young people s m eet mg . 7·30 8 m ·Sund ay even i~ g service. 7 30 P m . Young people 's School , 10 a m a m Sunday evening serv1ce, p m Combined Bible stud y 7 30 Wed nesday B•ble study, meetmg , 7 30 P m Thu rsday KENO CHURCH .oF 7 30 P m Wednesday serv .ce , a nd prayer m eeting , Wed. ' 7 60l~m DEXT E BIBLE MIDDLEPORT FIRST ~:~IS~ - George F:leden ck , 8 p m ll nesday ,7 .30 p.m BAPTIST - Cb r ner S1xthand p e rviCe wee y, 9 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE THESALVATIONARMY CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev P81mer , th e Re v Pet er a m on Sunday Pteachlng METHODIST ..!.. Rev FloydF. pas tor Da nny f.r st and lhlr d Sun deys of Sh ook . pastor . Lloyd Wr ight . Envoy Ray W Wining . off icer . Ron Terry , pastor Sunday Gr a nda! in charge S\.lf\oday 10 am school. 10 am • Mrs Worl ey .Tho mps6n. s upe r'int end ent ~ ~nt h ~Y Clifford Smith , 9 30 Sunda y sct1ool supt Sunda y Hollnes! meetlng io •JOam •, ~r a n c is . s uperinte nd ent Sun day Sc hool. WMPO Rad iO HOBSON CHRISTIAN sc hool. 9 30 a m, Morn •ng Sund ay Schoo l ' YoY, ni · ornl ng worsh1 p, 11 am progr a m 1 45 a , m , s unda y UN ON D wors htp, 10 30 am , ev entng I arr e ll Doddr!ll , wor shtp , 7 JO P m Wed Peop le 's Legio n. r '' p m· ' Sunday evenm g serv ic-e, 7 30 Sch!)O I. 9 15 a m ' Morn ing Thutsday I to 11J r l ll~'~lf! 0 GRAHAM UNITE B worship , 10 IS a m Youth pa stor Sunday ~c hoo l. 9 30 nesda y, ' Chr•sh an Youth 0 Home Le'ag ue , Q.,;.;f Pre? METHOD IST - Prr ac h•ng 'ac tlvill es an d fell owship for am ' Leonard; Gtimor e. f.rst cru sa de, 6 30 P m Choir classes • 9 30 a m , firs t and second tun lo t a nd sen,o r high elder . even 1ng servic e, 7•30 pra ctic e, Thursday , 7 P m ST. PAUL LUTHER,(t.,~ ~ un d a y sof each monl l'\ , thi rd stud ents 6 P m Sunda P m Wedn esd a y pray er DEXTER CHURCH '· OF CHURCtL Cor ner 'Of and four th Su nd a ys each evenl ng-~orship, 7 31) P m'Y meM <TihiMg,07R310Ap mCHURCH OF CHRIST - Charles Russell. . wors hip M•dd wee k pr aye r se rv ices , GOD _ Rac•neH Rout e 2 Th e .sr . m 1nts · 1er . Norman C. Will , Sycambre and S•cond '~ Is • monthW " de serv lcea t7 30 W Pomero y, The Rev William ~ m P ~ dnes ay e..- en•ng s a1 e nesday. 7 30 p m Re" Charl es Hand , paslor sup ! Sunday school. 9 :30 Mi""dleswarlh , Pastor Sunda u .., 30, ra yer i!lnd Bibl e Study a m worsh 1p se 10 30 SEV E NTH · DAY AD · CHURCH OF CHRIST , Sund a y school , 9 45 am , ' rV ICe , · School af 9 .45 em and' Church Services 11 am VENTIST , Mul berry He ight s M1ddlepor t, 5th and Main , morn1ng worsh1p , 11 am ~ ';(, p ~• ble study, Tuesday, SACRED HEj' RT _ Rev R oad . P o m e ro y Geor ge Glu e , mi nist e r Even1ng ser vtces, Tuesday REORGANIZeD CHURCH ' Father Pau l 0 We lt on ' 1 Pastor.Gera rd ' Seton, Sab Jam es Shee t s", super In ' and Fr iday 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF pasto r . Pho ne 992 2825 • &alh Sct')ool Supe.rlfl tende nl, lendent Bibl e school , 9 30 _.,BEA"RWALLOW RIDGE LATTER DAY SAINTS _ Sat urday evening Ma n 730 . ,. li e Whit e Sabbath- Sc hool , a m , mornin g wors hi p, 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST -- Ooug Portland Racm e Road Sunda y Mass . 8 and 10· a~ ; . . Sa tu rday afternoon at 2 00, a m . evenmg worship, 7 30 . Sea m an , mini s ter Bi bl e William Ro ush pa stor Denny Confess ion, Saturda y 1 1 30 with wors htp service pra yer serv•ce . 7 p m Wed sl udy . '1 JO a m . morning Evan s . . sunday School pm l ' , following at l · 1S nesday ,. wors htp, 10 JO a m . evening o s d 5 Our town philosopher calls our church bra nch office." He means ! no 1 RST S OUTHERN .'· MIODLEn,ORT Church wors hip. 8 p m . Wedn esda y .re c or un ay chool JO POMEROY FIR ST BAP ;- , FI Of r. am Morn1ng worsh1p , ,109 30 sacrilege t>ecau se he ts a very religiou s m a n : ' The Nauren e ll1Qht Bible stud y, 8 P m a m , s unday even•no servi ce TIST - Rob ~rt Kuhn pastor . BAPTIST - 282 Mulberr y W i ll i ~m Wa ts on , 'sun day' Ave., Pomeroy , affll lated w1th Re \f Don Cole , pa s . MT. OLIVE CHURCH 7 w d d H e puts into words the feelings that unite all Christians Rituals may d iffer ; . . school supt Sunday sc hool, S B C , the Rev Br ad ley tor · Mr s Mar y Lathey , Long Bottom. &und ay Sc hool. Pm e nes 7ay ever'l:' ng SU nday School supl Sundau 10 am wllh Wollard Po gotl , pra yer serv ices. 30 P m doctrines , n may n ot always agree . .. d e no mina tional labels may seem to keep us a pa rt. 9 am · BYF , 6 p m , Bibl e l I • h I • BETHLEHEM BAPTIST s tudy , Wednesda y, 7 p .rll:",! ;. sc oo 9 30 am , mornins;~ supt Evang elisti c messag e Re v Ear l Shu le r , pastor • 1 Still we share the wondrous knowle dge that One Lord is the Sav10r of u s all. ~ ch300•r ,!!r a cfl ~e ~ We d l1esd~y,. ·:-t • worsh ip, 11 a m , Sunday each Sunday ev ening , 7 30 by Wor sh ip se ·v, ce , 9 30 8 m , C\l angelisf lc m ee ti ng, 7 30 Eld er Russell Cli ne .. mini ster s unday sc hool, 10 30 am 8 ~· There is n o time when thiS bond o f fatth IS ~ressed m ore VIVidly th a n :o n ~ BURLINGHAM CHURCH \ • THE HILAND CHAPEL, , P m ' pra yer mee t ing . of th e Apostoli c Fa ith Bibl e Bibl e s tudy and pray e r - P" storJerry Lew1 Sunday Georg e Casto, pl!tStor Sunday W~d~s~ay , 1 JO ~ rr: T E 0 St~~YIV~e35~~~'l~ 30cg~ . serv1c e Thursday , 7 30 p m- Worldwide Communion Sunday. In our little chum h about sixty of us w itl ga th e r. MIN · MUNITVCHURCH -Sund e y CARLETON CHURCH sc hopl,2 30p m w 1th worship Sc hoot 1 9 30 a m , evening PRESBYTERIAN Around the wo rld the re will be millions . Toge ther w e'll )Otn in an e xp erien ce that b egan Thur sda y ISTRY OF MEIGS sc hool se rv ice. 10 a m , King sbury Road Gary King , serv ice at 3.30 p m , mid 1 worsh 1p. 7 30 week ser vic e, Tuesday , 7 30 P ' ven lng prayer ser viCe, 7 JO COUNTY, Dwight l Zavifz Prayer meeting , Thursday , 1 pastor Sunday school, 9 30 on the eve of Chris t's crucifixion . ' m ~ P m Pa stor -Director ' p m . Sun day evening serv1 ce . a m • e..- enmg worship , 7 30 Be with u s . BE WITH HIM. HARRISONVILLE - 7 p m p m Pra yer meet1ng , Wed · Sund ay Chur ch SChool. 9 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST nesday , 7 30 P m ~( np11111 \ .;,!!lecu d ily lhe Anw111 ~ n l'llh h am •. Mrs Hom er Lee, SuJjt , - · Pomeroy . Harrisonv il le L 0 N G B 0 T T0 M Morn1ng Wor ship, 10 30 Road M1ke Gir ton . pa stor . CHRISTIAN - Bruce Sm tth, MIDDLEPORT - Sunday Steven Stanley, Sun day school pastor Wallace Damewood . Frldoy Church Sc: hool , 9 30 a .m :. su p! Sunda y school. 9 30 SupJ . Btble School. 9 30 8 m ' John F Fultz , Supt , Morn ing a m . morn ing wor shi p an d Prea chin g service, 10 .4S am 111E BEAUfiFUL AUruMN YEARS Wor sh ip, lO .JO .o mmunton . 10 30 am , No evenlna servic e SYRACUSE - Morning unday evening youth HYSELL RUN FREE October says autumn is here. A wonderful tlmeofthe year. r"s. h lp , 9 am , Su nday hr1Stt an e-n deavor , 6 30pm , METHODIST CHURCH I have a pumpkin by my, fjreplace and put my litUe Wo Churc h Schoo L 10 am , Mrs worS hip se rv ice , 1 30 P m Rev Paul Neville, pa stor . Wednesday ev enmg prayer Sunday Sc hool· 9 30 am , Pilgrim boy and ~I candles on the mantel. I ean see the Samoson Hall , Suot With the hope It will, In some measure, foster and help sus tain th a t RUTLAND CHURCH OF •meeti Morn~ng service . 10 30 a m , leaves turning red and yellow through my front window. The GOD - Da vid l Henson , P m ng and B1ble study , 7. 30 youth s ervice . 6 . 45 p m , which Is good In family and community life, this feature is spon sore d b y ; days are wann and the nigbt.!l cool·- a most wonderful time of pas tor , dd6 9471 . Sunda y 5T JOHN LUTHERAN Evange1 1sticse rv1 ce 1 JOp m the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. J morn ing worship. 9 30 to JO. CHURCH , Pin e Grov e. The Prayer meetmg , Thursday, the year. My own per110nal favorite season of the year, ' Sund ay sc hool. 10.3011 30 . Rev William Middleswart h, 1, 7 30 p m 'I FREEDOM GOSPEL I have heard people say they do not like this time of year • Sund a y eveni ng service, s Pastor Church Services 9 ~ 30 I P m . famil y wor sh1p, Thur s am Sunday School10 . 30a m MISSION at Bald Knob , Re v ' becaiL!e It seems all thlngs are dytng. I dl!agree. It Is only that "di!! y, 1 3Q_p_ m · BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Griffith , supt of church HAZE[ CQMMUNITY CHRIST - Boble School , 9 30 R•·, L R Glues encamp nalure Is mature and slows down. Just like hlliiUins. As we CHURCH Nea r Long am , morning worship 10:30 pa stor , Roger W•llfred, Sr i grow older, we slowdown, but alaq~row closer to the Lord. Bol tom , Edsel Hart , pastor am . Sunday eVentng worshi p SundaY: Schoo l supt Sun day' SalesQua sarServ1ce I' When we are yo111g and lull of ginger we are excited about Stin'day schoo l. 10 a m , servtce , 7 p m , cho•r pract ice school. 9 JO a m , pr a ye r Rae me Ph 949-9591 Rae me Ph. 949·31l l I 7' 30 p m ; prayer Wednesday 7 p m Rev Je ff meet.ng , Tu esday , 7 30 p m Chur.ch, ' God IN! do not know a whole lot about the many lides o1 the meeting , 7. 30 p m Thur sday . Ranson . Pastor youth meeting , 6 p m Sun day', MIDDLEPORT PEN · ANTIQUITY. BAPTIST - leaders Ada Van Meter and lAird. In the Autwnn of our lives we have known the Lord lor a I - Th ird Ave, the Rev Freeland Nor n s, pas tor Gretta Suttle sunday evenmg GAUL'~ long Ume and can sarlously think about hi! great mercies and TECOSTAL Rev Willjam l<n lltel, pastor Sunday sc:ho ol 10 a.m . • worship , 7 p m thr ough gifta given and showered upon 111. We cah be more Ronald Dugan . Sunday School Chur ch servi ce, 7 p m wm ter monlhs Sporting Supplies and C. 8. 's Supt tt Classes for all ages , Wedn esday Bibl e Study, 7 MT. HERMON CHURCH Che~ter , Ohio knowledgeable and neq to Hl!n, .We know that ~~~~ ll~lds and ev 308 Page · Middleport, Ohio .' ertb\O s,orvlce, 7•30 , Bible D m OF. THE UNITED 'I"' • stud ~. Wednosado'y, 7 30 RACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN CHRIST trees grow more beautiful as they grow older, • · youth services , Fr iday , NAZARENE - Rev ~ohn A Rev . J ames H. leach , pastor .~ Autumn is the twilight of the laaves and flowers and they p.m 7,30 p m , Coffman , pastor . Sunday Sunday school , 9 JO a. m., FREEWILL BAPTIST - Sc bool , 9 JO a. m , Gerald Ru sse ll Spen cer , supt ; ll are Indeed lovely and majestic. Mankind also beCQIJles more Corner Ash and Plum . Mid Well s, supt Morning Worship . Wors hip service. 10 :4S a m. , 'I maje.tic and more beauutul with age. More knowledge of the dleport . Noel Herrm~n , 10 30 a m 1 Sunday evening Ev ening worshiP alternating Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 Groceries & General Merchandise Praye r with c E 1 at 1 30 p m on lAird makes us more beautiful people. Look around to the good pa s tor . saturday e-.cenin g wor s hip , 7 30, 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy , 7 p m Sunday school meeting, Wednesday , 7:30 p Sunday Prayer meeting , 7 30 Ra eme Ph. 949·5772 old Christians In your church an community , Who can deny ser'vke Dial 992-2318 10 am , Sunday evenin g m p. m Wednesday, Alfred ' ~ they are truely beautiful people, If yo~ do nol believe, vtsit the worS hiP• 7 Q..,.m. Wolfe, lay lellder 1ii~IGS RACINE FIR.ST BAPTIST WHITE'S CHAPEL · senior dtizens center sometime. Autwnn b nature at Its most ! COOPERATIVE - · Walter P Btk acsan, pastor . Coolv ille RD Re v Roy PARISH Ro nnte Sa lser, Sunday school Deeter. pastor Sunday schooL beautiful time of the year. So also Ia the autwnn Ume of mans TME UNITED supt Sunday sc ho oL 9 30 9.30 am i wor ship service , !He. . Two Locations am . morn•ng worShip , 10 ' 40, 10.30 am Bible stud~ and METHODIST CHURCH U!ve cif God and knowledge of the lMd indeed does make RobertT . Bumgarner Sundayevening wor shl p, 7 30 . pre.yer service, Wedn esda y, 59 N Second 51 Moddleport, 0 . 214 E. Main Pomeroy D.rector WE' dn e sd a y ev en ing Bible 1. 30 D m ' 1111 more beautiful people in . our autumn yea rs, just as in 46 Court 51 Gallipolis, 0 . Ph . 99'l-SI30 POMEROY CLUSTER st udy , 7 30 ~UTLAND , nature. The Lord Is indeed near to WI all in the fall . - Rev. Rev. Robtr!Haydtn DANVILLE WESLEYAN ' lllft [ AND CHURCH OF I Rev D Wm Sydemlri,ker Rev Le ton Glasur e. pastor CHRtST - Rod Ka sler . William Mlddleswarth, St. Paul Lutheran Oiurch. CHESTER - Worship 9 15 Sunda~ School. 9.30 am. , pastor . V H Braley , Sunday & am , Church Schoo l 10 a.m ycuth and !unlor ~out h ser sc hool supt Sunday sc hooL ' ENTERPRISE - Worship . v•c e, 6•. 4S P m ; evening 9.30 am . worshtp service ' I We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 100 E Main · 9a ·m . Church School, 10a m worsh 1p, 7 30 p m , prayer and commun ion , 10 30 am. , I Ph. "2-3486 FLATWOODS - Worship , and pra1se , Wedn esday , 7 30 youthm eeting , 6pm . Sunday Pomeroy ' 992-29SS Pomeroy II a m . Chur ch Sc hoo l ~ lO P m · even ing service, 1: regular ' a rn SILVER RUN FREE board m'eetlng, third Satur I' POMEROY - Worsh ip , BAPTIST - Miles Trout, day , 1 p m • 10.30a m , Ch ur ch School 9 1l pastor , Sun day School , 10 RUTLAND COMMUNITY ! ByMn.FranclaMorrh Akron spent several days in • "l . UMY F 6 30 p m am •. Leon Mil ler . supl CHURCH - sunday School ' Willtam Lake 0f Col b Ra ~ ' ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Even•no serv•ce. 7:30 P m , 9·30 a.m ; worship service, 11 Attend the Church of Y011r Cholce Louis W, Osborne urn WI C • \ lOa m , Church School 9o m , Prayer mee llng , Thursday , o.m Wednesday - Prayer 7 30 P m . Pomeroy Ph. 992 -2178 ' Pomerov 220 E. Maln Ph. 992-3498 came for his 'grandparents , Mra. Walter We Is of UMYF 6' 30 p.m . meeting, 7· 30 p m , Youlh Mr. lllldMrs . FrancisMorrls, Washington Court House MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER . CHESTER CHURCH OF sorvlces, Frldoy, 7:30pm ,; Rev. Robert Bumgarner GO~ Rev . Bobby Porter , Sunday nlgt1t worship , 7 · 30 to take lbem to Nelsonville 1o spent several days with her HEATH - Wors hip 10 30 PaSio r Sunday school , 9 30 ~IDENOUR attendthefllle_ralservices''of parents,Mr. anpMrs . Harry a m , Ch ucc h School 9.30 a m. wor1hlp se rv ice, 11 1 RUTLAND CHURCH OF am ; UM YF 7 p m 1!1 m . even1ng servlce , 7. 30 . THE NAZARENE - Rev Mrs. Ethel Lewis, grand· ' Cla'Us. Mrs. WeUs and Mrs. RUTLAND - Wors hiP 9 IS vo ulh se rvice , Wedn esday ~ loyd D Grimm . Jr , paslor I Bakers of Gay 90's Bread mother of Mr' s ,' r -ke , Cur"·, vial'·~ Mr. and Mrs. am , Church School 10 a m : 7 30 p m. ' Sund oy school. 9. 30 a.m ; Home lite Saws "-"' "" ""' UMY F 7 p.m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worsh ip service, 10. 30 am Ph. 992-3030 Middleport Ph. 915·i 308 Chester Saturday, Sept.27atJohnson Roy Rlffte 0~ ~!fl'sday . I SALEM CENTER CHURCH H d' Jon e s broadca sl li ve over WMP O, I Fwteral Home . Mr. and Mr•. Mrs. Franltie Neigler and Wors h ip 9 a m , Chur ch pas lor Sunday school. 9. 30 yo ung people's service, 6 45 , g SchOOl 10 am , UMY F Thurs a m ; Roy Sigman , sup r , e~an g e list tc service, 1 30 P m. I Lake brought them home Mrs. Beulah Nelgler visited ' d1y, 1 p m morn ong worship , 10 30 , ' Prayer meellng , Wednesday . fte isftin th Mrs h 1 ;s SYRACUSE CLUSTER Sundav e venmg serv ice. 7 · 30, 7 30 pm • Miss ionary ' l<erm's Korner a rv gat ehome of . VasUGrimmatLetart ' ',Rev . RichorciE. Jorvls m idwee k serv ice , We d me ellng , 7 30 pm fl rsl Il Kermit Walton Middleport, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. John Glab. Falls. ASBURY worship 11 nesda y, 7 30 p m Wednesda~ of month Pomeroy ,:• The _b irthday of Mrs. KeMeth Swart of Akron ·a nl , ~hur c h School 9 so· SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MA ON COUNTY ' a m , WSCS I ISI Tuesday THE NAZARENI! - Re v. o I Garnet Smith Ervine was spent a weekend with his FOREST R\ll'i - Worsh ip 9 Howard C Block, pastor Bob MASON FIRST BAPTIST ) br led 1 h h th Mr a m . Church Schoel 10 am , Moore , Sunday Sc hool Supt., Second and Pom eroy sts., ce e a a er new Ofl)e 1'!10 er, s. James Swart wscs , 3rd Wednesd8V , " 7.30 Sundov School. cla sses for all Sian Cra ig, paSior sunday on Oierry Street recenUy and the Alfred Crow family . P m ·, ages . 9: 30 • m • morn lng school , u s a m : worship •• purchased. Those present Mr andMrs. SsmCurt'· of MINERSVILLE -.. Wors hip worsh ip, 10 NYPS Sunday, service . 11 0 m , tratn lng 1 700 E. Main Pomeroy m lOa m , Church School9am , 630 p 'm . • evangelist ic ser un ion , 6 30 pm ; i ven lng 'H ell " Dealer Dial992-2101 were . Mrs Ervine , Vera Lorain spent a couple of days wsc s, 3rd Mond a y, 1 30 p m , vice, Sundoy , 1 30 p m Mid wors h•P service, 7:30 p m Thtrd 51, Ph, 949-5961 I Beegle Eth IH b k Esth ith hi SYR , CUSE - - Chur ch we1k prayer meeting , Wed Mid week pr aye sen lce . I ' e 0 ar , er W s parents, Mr. fllld School , 9.30 o.m.; worship nesda y, 7 30 p m.; Missionary Wedn ..dav. 1 30 p m ' Price and her guest, Aleta Mrs . Harry Curtis. service. 7 30 p.m meehng, second Wedn esday , MASON CHURCH OF ' p f Cli SOUTHERN CLUSTER 1 30 P 0'1 CHRIST, P 0 Bo • 487, Mill er arsons 0 noon , Ohio, Mr . and Mrs. Delbert Rev . Ste vtn~llsoft UNITED FAITH NON - Sl , Ma son , W Va Synday Fine Food & Service E dith Spencer , Josephine Morris 'ol Athens and Mrs. ' Rev. Howard Shive ltv DENOMINATIONAL - Rev BIDie Stud y 10 am .. Wors hip The Store wlth A Heart ,,' locust St . Middleport Smith and Maxine ShaiiY.<i• E lslll Rous h of Pomerov•. BE TI" ANY <Dorca s! Rob<rl Smllh , pastor . Sunday II am andlpm , Bible Study Ph. 949-3342 Racine I . .z Worsl'lip. 9·30 8 m , ch urch sc hool 9 30 am' , c lass Wedn e!lday 1 p m , Vocal Diai992-5HB I sch ooll 0.30gm , leader , Leo Hill ; worsh ip muSic Refreshments were serVed. ' vlsltedMr.andMrs . Francis . Melgs County Branch Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth MorrlsSundayanemoon. CARMEL - Worshlo, 1015 servoce , ·IO!O am ; church , FIRST SOUTHERN ' a m e..- ery Su nday , chur ch 7 30 p.m BAPTIST - Corn er of Second '11 Turley, son, Kenny, and sc hool, 10 30 am E 0" E N U N I T E D Bnd Anderson , Mason . Pastor , Larry Turle t S d · t APPLE GROVE - Sunday BRETHREN IN CHURIST Walter Cloud Sunday school , Church and Offic e Supplies- Glib y, spen un ay School , 9:30 a.m 1 worship, Eld en R 81a tl:e , pastor 9,45 a m . . wor ship service, 11 & with their parents, .Mr. and f1rst and third s undavs, 7. 30 Sunday Sc hool 10 a m ; . am and 7 30 pm . ,weekly 99 Mtll St. Middleport Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy 296 w :' Second Mn . Clarence Turley , at pm , pr ay er mee lln g . Howar d 1Mc Coy , sup! , Dible Sludy , Wedn tsday , 1 30 ' W e dn es day ~ 7. JO p m . Morn1ng sermon . 11 am , p m j Gallipolis and celebrated Fell ow s hip supper , flr SI S un~ay nlghl serv ices . MASON ASSEMBLY OF FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS their mother's birt)lday. Saturda y, 6 p m U M W Chrosllan En deovor , 7 30 GOD, Dudding Lan e, Mason , ' 2 Convenient Locations second Tuesday, 1 30 p m ·· ~ m ;~ong serv ice, 8 p m , W Va., Chest er Tenn a nt , ' Mrs. Earl Powell of Torch EAST LETART - s un da y reoCI'ilng 8 30 p.m.. Mod Pos tor Sund•r Sc hool y 45 and Mrs H 1 Sh k f sc hool , 9:30. a m "; wors h1p, Wee k Pray er meeting , a m . Ch ildren s Church 6 45 Bakers of Good Bread II Midw~ , · aze uc o secOfld •nd fourth S'undays,' We dn e sday , 7 p.m. ; Ra y P m., Young People 's Serv ice H~ntlngton 1 W. Va I Miami , Fla ., and Ernest 7 30 p m . prayer meeti ng. Adams ,. lay leader 6 dS p m . Evang ellst tc ,..,, k 1 a1 We dn es day , 7: 30 p m , CHURCH OF JESUS Serv ice 7 30 p m , women 's • vo..a r • 0<:, Spent SWiday UMW , fl rs1Wednesd ay , 7 30 CH~IST Loca led al Missionar y Counc il 10 am ' • with Mr. and Mrs. Elza pm • Rut land Of'l New Ltma Road, fi rst and th ir d Tu esdays \., Birch. , , wes LEYAN <Ra cine) - next to fo res1 Acre Park. ; " Pr a yer a nd Bibl e Study I SPO~T Su nday sc hoo l. 10 am , Rev Ra y Rou se , pastor : Wednesda y, 1 30 p m ' ' IG~ Mrs. Mabel Brace and Mrs. ~r;.~s~.·· ~~~; o,m , Boble study, Robert MuS$er, Su~da y School 300 E. Moln Pomeroy Nina Thew ·"·'led Mr. 'and 1 P m , c hoor supt ' Sund Qy •~Mol. 10 .30 vUN , hursday 8 P m fl mo; , wor1hlp 7:J01) m B:t ble PH, m .s011 Middleport, Ohio HARTFORD CHURCH OF ' Mrs. Vernon H&l'rlson and s hop sup pe r fi rSt Sludy. Wednesdoy. 1 30 p m , CHRIST .n Christ ian Un1on ·· family at The ' Pial' ns e $day , 6:3 0 p,m Sat urda y nloh l Qr aycr se r The Re v William c ampDtll ,· fourth Mon day 8 P m 'li Ce 7 10 p m p~ s tor l:'i unday School 1 9 JO :~ I Saturda:•i , , EAT BEND - Worohlp, HEMLOCK OROYI! a m . Jame! HLJgh,s, supl , ' ' Mr . and Mrs . Bill " am ., 2nd and 4fh sundays , CHRISTIAN Rogor , e v e n~r1g serv ice . 7:30 p.m I ' ' "Tha Friendly-Folks'( ' t hurch fich ool, 10 a ,m, '!_Ye t,on , pas tor , Wallac e Wedn esda y e\lenlng prtyer Smoll Engine Sales & Service PDmoroy, Ohio LE TART FALLS - Wor 8r~dtord , supl . morn ing meettng , 7 30 p m Youth Mc Kelllle, Phil, Jeff and 498 Locust St Middlepert Ph . m -3on • II • Jozle, of Gallipolis spent sl1op, 10 a rn .. Churc h school. 9 WOIIhlp, 9;30; church school , pra'(er se rvice each Tuesday ' f 111 . B1b te st udy , 7 :10 p m. 10 10, young people 's F A I R V I E'W B II L I! I Sunuy with Mr. and Mrs. ,v~ry 1 u~sd a y moollng, 6 30 p m.; tvtnlnv CHURCH, L!tarl . W. Vl!l, Rt ' Ro ftlffl , "'ORNINO STAR ~ Wor WOrlhlp, 7·10 p.m ; Blblt 1. Rt v. George Hoschar , Y e. , • Jh! ~ 9 30 a m , Ch ur ch '< hool l ludt' Wutdn~J:~·~· p.m. pastor Sundav School 9 lO Mr . and•Mra. A.T. IIIIIfksof 0130a .m . MidWeek Serv ice • • M · Nl l lfAP 1ST - lt m Pr a y ~ r end Bible st~v ' Jdfeiauntmm, Ky ., and Mr. :'Wednesday , 6 p m ' Ceool Co ~. paSior 1 10 p n, Cottaoe Preyer .,.•• "l-3114 The Finest in Mobile Homes Mld.ttJIIr1 -.. iloiORS l-r CHAPE ~ •Un day S,chodl s upl , J oe '•er vlcc 1 uc sda y, 10 am 1100 E. Moln Pomeroy Pll.m-7o~ and Mra. Kyle Stump fi .'•or •,t., 1> 11 " '" •nd Jrd. ~ ayre , Sunqay lC hool. 9:.5 WorsHi p '~ •·r vlce . Thur5da t< ,, ~ und u rs. , ~ Ct1 ur ( h ~ choo l •1f! • m.. Sund ' y even ll)g wor 7·30 p n11 It • • • l . ., ' "' ° Jf 8/IAIICH ~:OFFill , y TIW:Y MARKET .... T..uo::OJ P. J. PAULEY, AGENT REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES SWISHER LOHSE PHARMACY . CAPTAIN EASY WHAT!> THe MATTER~... ' WA~HI 3 spade trick. Still things weren't hopeless Hearts m11ht break. Or there would be a heart-club • 11843 squeeze if one defender held the tAQJT6S2 heart stopper and both club 63 sroppers. Or the defense m1ght EAST WEST .QUS3 slip. None of those things .J 1087U happened and I had to go one 972 YJ 965 down . tiU ti to make the whole "Then •K62 .QB thing doubly bad, the other SOUTH IDI table 1n the match sitting North '"' K and South were bidding some .KQIO sdly system of mmimums and t K 10 .AJ i0t754 10t all the way to three notrump We hadn' t needed to Neither vulnerable bid the fine seven diamonds. i\ny sial'!l would have won the Nort~ Eall SolIll match for us." West NORTH 6A 'DID YOU FIND · ?OMeTHING 'F $V61J.. . Sl)( ... li'N~ ... .... GASOIJNE AU.EY 1he4 sent a list! Venftt contnbutions and interest! MARK V STORE I •s. center Z9 Circumvent , 40 N.Z. tribe&- -'M-IEN WE WAS YOlJI..G WE?'D AH STOPPED DREAM!N' 60 ID SLGEP HCLD/N' HANDS -1}-jBJ YO'D ,. AFTER THAT BEATIN' )b' GIVE DREAM WHAT AH WAS mE.AM/N' WHt;N AH DREANIT 0' AN' V/CEY- VERSY f!jj'-!::~~~BON !!- . . . I . .. McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE RACINE ,FOOD MARKET • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS. . LOAN CO. HEINER'S BAKERY . M&R SHOPPING CENTER ,FOODLINER . POWELL'S SUPER VALli , KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SER91CE, INC. 1:fl f•• l . Market.Pomei'OJ Ph. 992·2582 • , Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 . N&N I. SHOP WILKINSON'S I, • ' . GOEGLEIN READY 'MIX ·'I .. .. J , • ' ·, THAT WAY '!QJ CAN fAEET ANUMBER OF PEOPLE DURING ¥0UR8TAY HERE! man 41 Mesabi4Z Ancient 43 DOWN 1''-boom- ' bah!" AstroGrapM 0: B4Hnk:e Bede Oaot ' • leiUI'diJ, OCt. .. , tm Alllll (...... 21-Aprtt 111 Someone wflOM cooporatlon wou need Ia IIIII undecided as lo whether 10 help you at lhia lime. More convtnclng by you _,.p."+...-..,.._+-f Ia required Z Localities TA\IIIUI ,(Aplll 20-M., 20) 3 - even keel 6-+-4--+-1-r.--1-+-+-f--l Soon you will ftnd yourself In(2 wds.) VOlved In a new hobby or pro4 Cheat -::-+--+-11--1 !ect You maw beQin lo lay the 5 lmpe~;ious fOilndatlons for It today 6 Assert -.L..-"'-1.:....,1 GEMINI (May 21·June 20) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -ljen'a how to work tt: There'll.,. more to uoclal ..,• AXy D L B A AXa counler lodaw tho~ llral meels lht eye . An lnleresllng II L 0 N G F B L L 0 W rolaltonahlp with an unusual Pti'IOII could enaure. One letter simply stancll lor anotber. In this sample A II used lor the thnoe L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Sin1le letters, c:ANCIII 1"- 21.Juty U) apoatrophes, the lencth and formation ol the words ant all You' will now beQin lo mike hints. Each day the code !etten are dll!orent • • tome eh1ng11 you've been jhlnklng aboul lhal will affect your fllmlly; loo. CRYPTOQUOTIIS G KET CVELLFGQY IQ LI!Q (July U.Aug. U) Pltns you're lormulallng thould .,. G glwn adoquale lime 10 !ell. IVKMTCC QTTXC - KEIK G C, Don't ilel off to a poor lllrt by btlng 100 lmpulllve FTIMQTX KL NMGKT TQLWYE KL VIIIQO (Alii. U · lapt. 22) Financial altuatlona will be CG 'YQ VLQKMIVKC. - ETMH d LQT lrlcky lodty, so manage tham wllh caution You will come out on top If you'rl prudent LI811A (hpl. 21-0cL 21) Y011r bet! lnt..-His won'l .,. aerved If you 191 woul'ltlf .,. twtyed by OM whoM alma aren'l In ac- er,ve cord wllh yours Choose your companions wiHiy . ICOil,IO (Oct. 2..- . U) Pweons whom you treat com· pallllonalely loday will not loo soon lorgel In lime, and In their own way, you'll .,. repaid. IAGmAIIIUI ( - . n-Dto. :t1 1 Uselhe soft-sell today with friends Genua lacllca Will chalk up points thai could never be won by coming on heavy CAPRICO~ (Dtc. 22-Jan. It) Don't e lmpallent If reward or pr lse you feel due you Is slow I coming Your IC· compllshments will nol go un· nollc8d much longer. AQUAiliUI (Jan. :10-Feto. 11) You could lalk youraell ou1 of 1 good ldaa loday If yoo lay 11 on the wrong listener Sound your lhoughts oul only on persons who can evaluate them. PISCES (Fell. :10-Marcll 20) A cham ol evenls wlll ,lead up lo an opporlunlly lha l will ba maldrlally rewe rdlng II will come mor.e from II'Hl eHorus of an other . A Your ~Birthday Oct. 4, 1175 Of your own vollllon you will mak• several im portan t c hanges this coming year. You will be bold and enterpr.slng In a re as where yo u were prevloosly limld. tNEWSPAPERt:NTt-; fiPRI~ I . ~ \1 u expen5e ' Verifu 3!Jn. pr1Bon (sl., 3 wcJs.) ...... - - - 38 Tapestry. l RACINE PLUMBING,&HEATING zz u appears we re qo1nq car : MEIGS TIRE CENTER Verifu , .N~ YORK CLOTHING HOUSE I 6:06--Sunrlse Semester 10) Debates for lhe '701, 13. 6:»--Matters of Life 6, TV Classroom &· Treehouse Club 10 ' S TOP r:o.»JTI~ 7:06--Seturday RfllOrl 3; Farm Fr011t A; Eddie BALK WARDs 1 Pass 2 a Pan 3• Saunders 6; Treehouse Club 8; u. s. Form Report Pau 3t Pau 4NT 10; Kentucky Afield 13. Pass 5 • Pa11 6 N.T. A Winnipeg reader wants to 7:»-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie A Jetsons 6· Pass 6 6 Pall 7 N.T. know if there were hfe masters Dusty's Treehouse I ; Man from COSt 10; Devlin 13,' Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20. Pass Pau Pass before there were master 8:06--Emergency Plus A 3A, t5; Hong Kong Phooey opening lead - J • . points. L_:__ __ _ __ _:,_j The answer is a resoundiOC 6, 13; Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm 8, 10; Sesame St 20. 8:30---SkJmund & the Sea Monsters3,.,15; Tom & Jerrv By Oswald & JameJ Jacoby yes'and no. The original master 6, 13; B119s Bunny-Road RunnerS; Bugs Bunny & · concept was to g~ve Winners Friends 10. "Greed Is a terrible thing," and h~gh lmishers in a few rna· 9:06--Secret Lives of Walllo Kitty 3 4 15· Elec Co 20 soliloquized the bridlejor events muter status. Then 9:30---Pink Panther 3,4,15; Lost ~.lc~ 13; Big Blue philosopher "I remember some one thought of master Marble 6; S<:oobv-Doo 8,10; Mister Rogers' 20. somethirty-ocidyearsacowbenpolnts . A schedule was 10:00-Land of tha Lost 3,•, 15; Adventures of Glltlgan I was first playing Blackwood, adopted, points were awarded t3; Hog Dog6; Shazam8,10; SesameSt. 20. greed plus some bad luck coat retroactively for previous 10:30---Run Joe Run 3,15,4; Uncle Croc's Block 6 13 events and 10 original life me a team match. 11 :06--Return to IM Planet of the Apes 3,., 15; sPa<'e "I sat. South and after North masters were selecUd. That Nuts I, tO; Elec. Co. 20, Jumped m diamonds and rebid was 41 years ago and they were 11 :30---Westwlnd 3,.,15; Oddball Couple 6,13; Ghost the su1t I went into Blackwood a hardy bunch E1pt including Busters 1,10; Mister Rogers 20. and found that he held three Oswald Jacoby are sUII alive 12: oo--Josle& the Pussycats 3,4,15; · Speed B111111y 6, 13; "t~:J~ aces, but not one missing king and playi"l bridce Valley of the Dinosaurs I, 10; Vegetable Soup Ai "A little thought convinted IDo you have 3 questiOn lor 20 . 12 :3D-Marshall Football '75 3, American me that he must hold seven lhe Jacobys? W~•te "As~ the Bandstand 6.13; Go-USA •• 15; Fatl\lbert 8,10. d11monds. So I counted two Jacob ys care of th i s 1:00-Basebatl Play-Oil 3,4, 15; Children' s Film spades, three hearta, seven newspaper The moat Jn· Festival 1,10; Commanders 33. diamonds and a club and bid tereslmg queslions wr/1 b" 1 30---Soul Train 6; BUt Dance Outdoors 13. seven notrump. It was quite a used 1n 1h1s column end 2:06--VIewpolnt I ; Ur.,.n League· 10; Movie " The shock to find that the ace and wn lers w•ll receiVe cop1es of Rookie" 13; Film 33. king would produce only one JACOBY MODERN ) 2 30---Movie "North to Alaska" 6; Movie "Who Was That Lady?" 8; Movle "Gt Blues" 10;a Valiant 'I' ears 33.3:06--Famlly at War 33. 3:30---Movle "The Birds and the Bees" 13. 4:06--Baseball Play-Off 3,.,15; Making Thlngs Grow 33. by THOMAS JOSEPH •: 30---Sports Spectacular I,108,10; Preserving Food 33. 5:06--Wide World of Sports6, 13; Rom411notls' Table 33. ACROSS 7 Bombay garb 5:3C-Erlca 33. 1 Slovenly 8 News blurb 5 : ~klng Things Work 33. one I Mount 6:06--News 1,10; Catdl·.33 33. 5 Foundation di8course 6:30---ABC News 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; 18 Ancient (abbr.) Llltas Yoga & You 33, Greet II Orbital point 7·06--World at War 3; Lawrence Welk A,1S; Hee How colbny · II Upropr 6,1; Firing Line 33; In the Know 10; Last Frontier 1% Elll!·shaped 18 Obscure 13. 7:30---Treasure Hunt 3; Last of tM Wild 10. 13 Apache war It Ef1din4! . 8:06--Emergency 3,,4,15; Howard Cosell 6,13; Jef. prtze for alp fersons 8, 10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 14 More painlul zo City in Okla. 1:31)--l)c)c 1,10. 15 Advice to %1 Victor Z7 One attired S4 "- tbe 9:00--MI>vle "Shamus" 3••• 15;; College Football 6,13; an ugly · Borge's 31 Bret Harte's Terrible" Mary Tyler Moore I, 10; No-Honestly 33. duckling? birthplace ChineSe 35Weatber9·oo-Bob Newhart 8,10; Session 33. (3 wds.) (abbr.) cbaracler , cocll 10:t»-Carol Burnett 1,10; Soundstage 33, r-:"""- -· , . • 17 Merry excellence (2 wda.) 11 :06--News 3,A,I,t0; Ouldoors with Ken Callaway lS ; 31Brink 18 Crown 0ne - time u.s.s.R Monty Python's Flying "Circvs 33. 37 Mulical 11 :30---Movle "The Forbln Project" 3; Weekend 4,15; to .be verif{Jinq tar Z%Doc tt Gerbil or river , medical instrument College Football I; Movie "The Pigeon That Tool< ~-~ into t he Duvalier hamster 3% Stir Rome" 10; Janaltl 33. f 2i Having %5 "Many 33 Biblical 31 -. 111111, 12:00-ABC News 6; News 12, 13. '-.....=:::::--'_ trouble called... " weed lllllt 12: 15-Movle "Genii of Darkl1fS'" 6; 700-Ciub 12. ~' (3 wdS.) 12:30 Movie "Monster on the Campus" 13. 28 Ignoble Verif4 1: ~vie "The War Lord" 4 . Z9 Make effer1:30---Movle "Term of Trial" 10. vescent 3:30-Movle."Women o Straw" 1; Movie " The Shoot" 30Moslem 10 chief taxes ', . . , y(..... BEN FRANKLIN STORE , SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4,1f7S ~"-' ALlEY OOP Racine Social Events BETSY ROSS BAKERY 2:30---"A Man Could Get Kllted" •· , • :30---Movle "Jhe Borgia Slick" A. ,. :! . ... SUPPLY FURNITURt AND HARDWARE 7'(10-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth •: Lawrence Welk I ; Bowling for Dollars 6; Avlallon Weather 33; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 1:\; Family AffAir 1~: Ohio J011rnol 20. 7:30---Porter Wagoner 3; Bobby VInton . , Candid Cam..-a 6; Evening Edition with Morfin Agronsky 20; $25,000 Pyramid 10; To Tell tM Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country 15; Black Perspecllve on the News 33 7,06--AII Star Wrestllng 5. 8:06--Wortd Team Tennis 5; Sanford & Son 3,~, 15; Mobile One 6,13; Big Eddie a, 10, Washington Week In Review 20,33. 1:30-Chlco & tho Mon 3,A, 15; MASH 8, 10, Wall Street Week 20.33. 9 : 06--Z•~· Grey Theatre 5; Rockford Flies 3,. ,15; Movie "51"""" 6,13; Hawaii Flve-0 8, 10; Flrlng Line 20; Thin' Edge 33. 9:30---TM Low & Mr. Jones 5• 10:00-Burke's Law 5, Pollee Woman 3,4.15; Barnaby Jones 8, 10; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10:30---Avlatlon Weather 20. l1 :00-News 3,A,6,8,10, 13,15; ABC News 33. l1 :30---Johnny Carson 3,•, 15; Wide World Special 13; Sammy & Company 6; Movie "The Losers" a; Movie "A Bell from Hell" 10; Janak I 33. • 1:oo--Midnlght Spec;lal 3,.,15; Wide World Special 6; Movle " House on Haunted Hill" 10; News 13 • ,. Tel fJ, , .'tJIf.l!L EilbHT. , BLUE & liRAY RESTAURANT SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3,1975 5 06--Bononza 3; Family Affajr 8; Star Trek 15. 5:3D-Adam -12 • : News 6; Beverly Hillbillies 8, Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam 12 13. 6·06--News 3;.4,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6 ; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. - · ' ,. 6:30--NBC News 3;.,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8,10; Two-Woy Street 20. WIN AT BRIDGE Greed works Inevitable ruin WAID CROSS SONS STORE DUDLEY'S TeleviSion log for easy viewing . THE KNIFE WAif t;.e MAUDE'S? ·~ - .. MORTICIANS USE FORMALDEHYDE' ' ' . . INDIAN JOE'S f , the sennonette RAY'S TV &HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER .- . ... 11 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ... ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ~ ' s ...., .' . WHILE I WAS TALKIN6 10 HfR, ~E S1tU M't SIGN! .· �12 - The Da ily &:ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , F'r.day, Ocl 3, ln75 _ 11~~·~:~·/J~, ~ For Fast,l!-!!,.uJts Use The Sentinel Classifieds· -t fl~/ :j , For Sale r_:;.--'---,-~.i.-;_---'--------'-----'-----------~ s four ordinary word•. _,.,., 'II ' ,.. ,...... ~-.. 1 ' ' . ' 5 PM ~A,- ( - -L .., ~ . •• ~ WANT ADS INFORMATION OEADLi"'NES I \ 14 ' :l'n -""'\. .'"oiii.l.:-.._ locahon 1 • .~ ~ --;::!-: - Befo r e Pub Mond avDeadllnC'i'am ~ """-\ .. l r ' Day s-" "' , ~ 'Busz•n' ess -' ervz.ces 1973 MOBI L E Home, 12 X 70, total electric Call collec t TWO H 78 Xt14 Goodyear Stee l atter6pm Phon e£61.4 )695 4 18l ' __ ___ _ _ ~~b':~, ~~~wa,'~~~s22;,ontact 92661c 9286t c --·--- - - - - - - - - - - _ , , 1971 BU DDY 12x60, 2bedrms ., partia i ~V turnls.hed , un derplnnlng and parch Th e Publ isher reser\les the Phone 6983106 J r 1ght to ed t1 or re lecl any ads to 2 Jtc de-eme d obtectlonal Tn e - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - "' PIONEER"' ' pub lis her wdl not be MOBILE tlome, 12x~O, 2 CHAIN SA'NS responSible for more th en one bedrm • total elec on I h A = HEDMAt-J mcorrect lnserllon lot on Union Ave Phone 992 "TUF<:NED F b ~ RATES 7129 M16HT BE E~PECiED For Want Ad Service 10 3 3tp TO U5E' 5 cents per Word one 1nser t1on 197JVINOALEtrall;,.a;dlot Mmlmum Charge Sl 00 PI 1 14 cents per word three located 1n Tuppers , a ns, 4 6 cons-ecutive 1nsert1ons Oh io Phone f6l > t ~ 03fJlc Now arnn1e the ~ireled !etten 26 cents per word SIK con Free Estimates secu t1ve mserllom; to form t ht IUrprtH anlwer. 11 25 Per cent Discount on paid 0NE- i969Co-;,·,;,unitY HOrY1-es, AI Tromm· (3 bedrm ) all electric i:~===:::==~~~;=..;.'•.::u';':.:e~ot~od::.;by~theaboveeartoon. ads and ads pa id wllh 1n 10 mobile home and 1 acre lot Ph. 742·5081 Ready to live In Pri ce THE ( d•ys CARf g~,~~r~NKS $9 ,500 2 m II es from Rutland Can be seen by 9 17 1 mo !2 00 for so word min imu m (4Mwert lo.norrow) appt by calling 992 3537 E;! .. ~ 6dd1t lonat word 3c after 5 p m Junobl" TANGY WELSH CHISEL BEFALL BLIND ADS 9 23 lfc 11rrda1'• Additional 2Sc Charge per Adve rtisemen t An••~r t U llal n11 flld pnu 11f ~'~'" " ~'~ BOOKKEEPING, We service all saws OFFICE HOURS 1111 "" - ON It S LAST LEGS For 8 lOam IO S OOpm Dally, TAKE soli away the Blue and precision grind 8 30 a m to 11 00 Noon Adlisory Lustre way from carpets chain. Saturday and upholstery . Rent shampooer e lec t ric -Collectioil systems, Nelson 's Drug Store block ond while Wanted To Buy 1'.'·1·6tc Yard Sale hound lost at ls8ac Walton 'SMALL ENGINES GARAGE Sale. 7 !=a mities It -.------------supp~ Farm on the Shl!de R: lver , SHEEP supplies wanted 1« Jamea May 's garage Turn IN D.ASH 23 Channel Citizen's Phone (304 ) 272 5814 Phone 992 5547 498 Locust Street at Chester onto co Rd . 25 , Band transceiver, am lm 9 28 61C 10 1 lfc Watch for signs Thursday, mpx radio, 8 track stereo Middleport, Ohio Friday and s oturdoy Coil 992 l965 EREFORO 1'1elfer wearing .~L.b turnlture ~ Ice boxes, Ph. 992-3092 10 t lie ______________ !.~"' ,. ', 'Accountant halter , weighs eroul'td 300 brass bed s, or complete 350 lbs Lost In fhe Old Town househ old s Write M D . 2 FA MILY Yord Sale, roln or USED CHAIN saw• , 498 1970 ' HONDA 350, eK con · Phone 992-6173 Flats sashan area Phone Locust St, Middleport shine Fr iday and Saturday, dltlon , tnctudlno 2 helmets , Miller , Rt 4 Pomeroy , 8.43 2064 or conta ct Charles Ohio Coil 992 1160 9 21 301c Oc t 3 and .4 Good, used Phone 992 3092 must going sell toImmediate ly, w________ Balle<,, Rt 1 Portland owner army Phone ___j 9-18 261c clothing, children and 10 1 ,. 10 1 31C adults, all sizes, mlsC , 992-3333 household Items at 500 Pearl GRE:EN beanS, pick your own 10 3 ltc Sl , Middleport , Oh io Andrew Crass , Letart Falls, Help Wanted ADVERTISEMENT 10 I liC Oh lo Phone 247 2852. Real Estate For Sale FOR DISPOSAL OF SOMEONE lo llve In lor room -----------~-9-28 6tc COUNTY RECORDS and board lind small salary S1egler & Monogram On September JO. 1975 the to help take cllre Of elderly YAR 0 Sale at Ellen Tucker SAVE - SAVE - SAVE HO,USE for •ale. 126 Laurel residence on Hyse ll Run County Records Commission lady , references requ ired St, Pomeroy, Ideal tor Selling out our stock of guns, Road off 12.4 toward Rutland met8ursuant to Sec 149 38 of Phone 992 3927 FUEL OIL couple or couple w1t h 1 bows and ammo All guns Saturday and Sunday . the R c and approved the 9 30·5tc ch ild Large h ~Sc k yard , - ' 10 3 lip will be sold At 10 percent applications of the follow ing - - - - - - - - - -- - - garden plot Will sell par Heating Stoves above wholesale plus fflces for disposal of records WANT ra· HELP? car!llne Is flatly furnished, or without shipping 870 Aemlngtons , Audllor, Treuu ~ er , Gom - taklno appl ic ations for BASEMENT Sale, corner Of 1140 One outbuilding on lot For Sole will lost tilt oil All stzes 011 hand, pr1ces Broadway and Main, ml111oners, Probate Court, telephone volunteers Forty further Information, ca ll guns are gone Indian Joe's . Rac ine, Ohio Saturday, 9 Department of Heallh , County hour training program In ''"'' at S324.69. ' 992 3868 Sports end CB's , aoa Pagt till 4 - I Wood Burning Slove Home , County Court. and crisis Intervention and 9 28 61c St , Middleport 10 3 He Clerk of Courts listening skills lasting five Cll P THIS AD and brang 1t 9 28 IOtc HQU$E for sale, reasonable Thtse list! will be available eeks to be held In Athens tn for 515 00 d•scount for publ ic Inspection dur ln,g ~all 992 .75 02 tor application YARD Sale, Rt 7 north of PfiCed , Pho~~ 992-7646 REMINGTON , 1.100 euto, Pomeroy c II y limIts Bot d Information business hours In the Aud itor s ~ '; : 9 -~8 S2tc office an , and stone Iars new 12 or 20 go , 1112 50 ties, fruit POMEROY LANDMARK 10 1·9tc -:...,.,r--------:~ Fife's, Middleport , Ohio Saturday, 9 till 6, Sunde'~! 12 '1'.~ack W. Car,.y, Mgr, Board of -=------------,till 6 9-30 361c Me igs Co COUPLE without prev ous llijjl Pilone 992-2181 .. 10 3 2tc Commissioners busin ess eKper lence , bu t 1973 HONDA 350 fou' cylinder , Henr" Wells wilting to work and learn FIRST lime lwo tomlly extras , excellent condition , ' ' t og,nher , pleasanl $750 Four Crager wheels Garage Sale ; top Miners . Chairman profitable work . Contat:l and General tires Good ville Hill, TL al Alhland AmwaJ Distributors Phone Auto (10) 3, 6, 1, Jtc condlllon , S200 Phone 949 Bulk Plant , lh ml on lett ; 1 (61 1 989 2353 for In Handmade Raggedy Ann 2181. 1969 CAMARO , S700 Phone ten1lew . 10-1 4ft: and Holly Hobble dolls, dog 192 5301 9-29 Stc collection , bottles , ~ltc;hen · 10 I SIC FXl50 HARLEY ware , linens , 2- l31n snow 1973 Davidson , less than 1,000 tires , babies•. orrts' and 4 SP CHANGEOVER for 1970 NOTICE OF FLILING OF Pets miles , • excellent condition lad les ' clothing, clock radio, Oldsmobile, Sl50 Phone 992 INVENTORY AND tor 1800 Phone 992·2967 lot mise Items clean 7539 APPRAISEMENT HIMALAYAN and Siamese vvi ~J',LL'v"'' THIO o<lv.:i'< 10 1 7tc merchandise Tues , Oct 7 10-3 5tc ftl Slife of Ohio, Meigs klt1ens 1 c F A Reo. Phane and Wedntsday ,'Oct a, 9:30 - 2 story frame t recently ounty t6W jj6-lU4 STEREO, sewing machine ; 1970 MAVER ICK, 6 cy l aulo a.m till 4 p.m. renovated) 31a rge BRs, Ph: ourt of Common Pleas. 10 11tc crocheted poncho; green 10-3 4tc S6SO Phone 992 5110 or sel!' robate Division balhs, carpeted, paneled, Call 992 bedspread, ntw at end of Meehan lc St To the Executor or Ad COON HOUND pupp i~ tor tiled NG forced air heat,. 2810 10 3 3tp lnlstra tor of the estate, to sale, -4 months old . Phone YARD Sole, Storys Run Roed , 10 1 lie full basem E[nl. 2 car ------------uch of the following as are 992-71•9 seeond house on right 1970 OL Os, 4 dr . town sedan asltlents of the State Of Ohio , 10 2-6tc garage, new sld1ng ONLY Friday, Saturday end 1916 STARCRAFT TRAVEL with ' vinyl rooJ, ps, pb , lz :-the surviving spouse , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S1B,50j) TRAILE'RS end Fold - windows. 60 40 p'bwer Seats, Sunday he ne xt of kin, the FREE Kittens to a good home, downs . Lowest prices In trl WAlK TO SHOP - Older 2 10-l-llc cruise control, power trunk, eneflclarles under the Will • long haired , wormed , and state . All 1975 fold downs telescopic and tilt steering story frame (I n good nd to th e attorney or at healthy Phone H2 •.406 reduced Galaxy S2, 139, wheel , AM FM stereo radio , barnyard 1111, 1'.'1 rneys representing any pf . 9 30 6tp LARGE condtllonl 3 BRs. 2 baths, Starmaster S1 ,729 , XL miles south of Mlddleporl, 1 rear window defroster, e aforement ioned personll - - - - -- - - - - - - dming R 1 ufility R , Deluxe, 11,375 Camp Con lev mile on Storys Run Road , positive tra Q-k, approx Case No . :Zl ,349, Atlanta Star Craft Sales, Rt 62 end Sunday Saturday bldg BELOW storage 60,000 miles/ priced very Cook , Bedford NotiC 'e Georgia Nortl"t of Pt Pleasant, W 10-3-llp reasonable. Cell after 6 p. MARKET AT SB,JOQ Township, M<lg s Counly, Ve m 992-5844 5MILE QUi - NEW2 BR Ohio NEW "Oil. OF MINK" 10 1 3tc 10 2 lie You are herebY notified that products. new catalogs Get HUGE Yerd Sole Oct 1 bath, carpeted, lull lhrough •· 9 to 6. State Rt the Inventory and Ap " on our growing customer basement wllh lovely list Or maybe you would ss•. 1112 miles from Cheshire 1972 HONDA 350 Scrambler 1975 CUTLASS Supreme, 2 dr , pralsement of the estate of the aforementioned. deceased, d ? Ph recreation R.; carper~ &, Dishes, depression glaas, motorcycle , excellent p s , p b , stereo tape, a c late of saldCounly , was filed In like to take or ers one new and used clothes, girl's 992 3833 , Phone stor~ ge 1 acre s~pQO, condlllon Cell 16141 6673615 Helen J Brown, 992·5113, 'hi. Court S.ld Inventory and clothes. rugs, drapes , baby ··· 930-61C KOSCOT Independent afler 5 p m .. OUTSTANDING BUY - 1 Appraisem ent will be for Dis tr ibutor clothes. Something tor 10 1-6tc floor pla n, 2 BR , bafh, all 9-21 -tlc hearing before th is Court on everyone 1972 GMC lh ton pickup truck, recently renovated Nice 1he 7th day of October, \975, at - - - - - - - - - - -- - - 9-21 6tc sharp and In good condition BRIDESMAID dress , apricot 10 00 o'c lockA M Price S2.000 or trade for car kitchen, NG forced air Any person desiring to lite PERMANENT SPECIALS With brown velvet, size 9 of equal value Phone 992 heal. full basement. THIS exceptions thereto must file · thru October .~eo . 12~ 2 FAMILY Yard Sate, Friday Shoes to match, slze 7, Sell 2912 , Ste ve Burton. and saturday, Oct. 3 end •both for S25 Coli 992-7291 YOU MUST SEE 513,000 them at least live days prior lo Perm anen t. P ers~:~o Pomerov Sewing mu:hlne , radio, the date set for hearing . Touch," $15, Reo;, atter.4p . m. 9 30 6tp COULD HAVE 2 APART furn iture, children and adult Given under my hand and Permanent "1o1o's, S12 50 10 l-Ife MENTS- Large home In elothes , and a lot of misc . Seat of seld Court , this 23rd Olane Lewis has lolned our 394 Beech St , Middleport, 1100 LB Modified mini good condition. 5 BRs, 2 day of o~tober . 1975 staff She spec ializes In blow OhiO Manning D. Wtb}ter, Judga cu!S and high fashion tractor, 350 Chevy. hlleburn Real Estate For bafhs, NG fo rced air heat 9·28 -6tc &y Janet E. Morris, styling 3 operators Diane Injection 400, Turbo , NTPA HOUSE ,51t2acres In Portland Porches Larao attic. JUST thltf Deputy Clerk Lewi s, Karen Lyons, lola Legel , 52500 wilh troller Coli 1614 ) 86j -1176, after 5 $10,000 se pt 16 ; Oct 3, 21c Damewood Open Thursday Phone I 1513) 878 1802 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and Fr iday evenlng s bY ··wanted WE HAVE 4 t , RMS 10 2 61c 9 24 12tc appt lola 's Beauty s,11 leon. CALL FOR IN John St , Syracuse, across CASH paid fo r all makes ana ONE International two row 4 RM HO US E and balh, FORMA iiON, OR A LIST. from school tot Phone 992· models ot mobile homes mounted corn picker, will fit fireplace Phone 992-5871 WANTEDI ' 2549 We feature MerLe • A thought for the day: Phone area code 614 423 Fermall H, M or 400 10-2-12tc Norman catme1ics 95ll conditiOn Also, one Mas ey W e have lnlere•ted buyers German phllosopi!er Arthur 9 29-61c 4 13 lfc Harris two row self HOUSE for sale In Chester , tor • your property. (LIST Schopenhauer said, "The proptlted picker. H. A. Cole , Ohio, 6 rooms aod beth, TODAY ) Match , Corn Tuppers Plains, Ohio . Phone built In porch. $6,500 Phone fundamental fault of the , SHOOTING PHONE 9'12-2259 Hollow , Sunday, Oct 5, 1 _1614) 667-l405 (614) 985-)531. female character IB that it p m. 1 mile past Mile Employment Wanted " 10·2 Jtc 10 1 121C Cemetery out of Rulll!nd . has no sense of justice," REMODELING , , Plumbing , 1913 HONDA 350, 4 cyl. with ONE acre lot , drilled well, Free refreshments he'at ing and all tvpes of 10 3 lie wind Jammer II & extras septic tank and barn Close Virgil B., Sr. general ' repa ir Work Call UP 2225. 10 Rutland Phone 742 3635 guaranteed 20 years ex ' 10 2 6tc or 9927 129 perlence Phone 992 ~~~ 09 GRAVELY TRACTORS Yard 10-)-61p 5 1 If;. THE UNDERS IGNED Will - -- __ - - -- -we have tflt tonowlnt U1S YARD SALE , Oct: 3 and 4, 10 models In stock & will sell SOli at public sell for cas~ to 4. Corner of Sixth St. and CARPENTlfV: pant=ung , REAL TOR at • 20 per- c,nt discount the following motorcycle to 5 RM . HOU SE, good tot, College St Syracuu flooring and ceiling Phone 2 Super C·l be taken from Larry E natural gas furnace, carpet 10 2-2tp 992 2759 Nelson , Box 514, Shumate and panel ing Phone 742 1 Custom C-1. 9 17 26tc 1 Commercial 12 St., Muldraugh, Kentucky 3964 YARD Sales ~ Wednesday from , 1 116·$ RldlntjJ Tractor 40155 . 1975 KIWUakl Model 9 30 6tp 2 FAMILY _ 9 a.m till 5 p m end Thurs . Atso2o per cent discount on 53 jOOCC Serlll No 53-F, - - - - - - - - - - -- - dlly , Friday and Saturday Any Attachment p1prchased 15725. The sole will be held NEW 3 beorm nome, Drack 2 balh•. nat gas furnace and I fro"" 9 I ill 9, 21;, miles eest For Rent , w1th the above tractors ot J&R Sport Shop, 741 Ent front , 1 car garage, modern large lol. $12,000. out of Chester Wat ch signs J 1\ NO 4 ROOM turnlshed and Main St., Pomeroy, Qlllo at Gravely Tractor Sales all elec I mile out ot POMEROY - 3 bedrooms, llh on 248 Pomero~, Oh10 unfurnished apartmenls 10 :00 o m. on the 6th"aay of Ch"e•ter Coll949 4692 or 843 b!lths, hot water heat, garage 9 30-4tp 614-991-2975 October, 1975. The un 2667 Phon e 99? S434 9l4-121p and nice view $25,000 • 11 tfc derslgnod ruorvos therlghl to bid The Formers Bank - - - - -- - - - - - - - . RACINE 3 bedroom ' and Sav ing sco ., Pomeroy, 3 BEDRM home , lust renovated home . Dry ,CO UNT RY Mobile Home Ohio. finished , remodeling , Solem basement, garage & Pt1rk Rt 33 ten mile!. north 10 _2_3tc St, Rullond. Phone 742 3615 workshop 523,500 ' of Pomeroy Large lots w1th efler •pm . or ue Milo B. RIVER COTTAGE - 3 concrete patios, si dewalks, Hutch I'!On 1 runners and off street 9 23 -ttc bedroom•, , drilled well, oil TRAVEL TRAILER . Mu•t ~ark1ng Phone 992 7J79 1 lurnace on 124. A•k lng $14,000 sell 1976, 21 fl. self - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12 31 lfc contained, private bedroom , HOUSE for sale In Rullond · 13 AGRES _ 4 B.R 1\ome, factorv air. deluxe Subdivision , mod. bath, furnace, enclosed Hutch ison TRAILER space for rent . All throughout, Will take " brick front , all elec. 3 For information leading to the ulolllle& PhOne 992 55l5 bedrooms and both , full porch, basemen land excellent smaller trailer on trade 9-16-lfc basement and gereoe. built · vie-w $30,000 Mrs . Devine , Henderson whereabouts and recovery of stolen Troller Park , Shadle lnovenandrange,matchlng POMER"Y 3 B R ho "I'URNISHED oportment, refrigerator-freezer , well v · ' me, Bridge, Henderson, W Va vehicles stolen from adults only In Middleport . wotor , Asking 125,500. For bath , family room, Not gos, ' 9-30-6tc Phone 992 38H eppo lnlmenl , phone 669 - and city water for 011ly S8,5QO. 3 2S lfc EXTRA good whlto L.eghorns 3783, now vacant RACINE - l B R. home, mod -~--- --- --- ----. Laying good 7Sc each . __________ _2~c kit ., dining, not, gas furnaoe Freeland Norr is. Phone 949. LARGE 2 story dwelling , 'h MILEeastofMeson,W Vo . and level lot $19,000 or good unfurnished , can be made· 3168. 9-lO 6tc J ttedrms, new kitchen , full offer. Into 1 apartments In Mid · dleport Colt 992 3173 boument, urj)eted, POMEROY _ 3 B R. 1\ome, 10 1 lie FA RMALL Super A tractor, 50 panolod , gerage , forced olr ~-th. nat. nas- furnace, mod. fenud v. acre yard ua • model , Stoktrmatic stove. heat, --~- HOUSE --------F .H A approved. Priced tor kite~•~ Full basement. Near • ROOM , double cor $150; tlec Kenmore kttc:hen • garage , In Pomeroy For , ., 1 stove, SSO ; Y~rdmen gard! n quick sale. Phone (304) U~- store. 111·01191 Information. call 992-2502 2AU, ~ 5 BED~OOMS Mod. kit· trtc 5 h, p., 1150 ; All Stolen was a 1975 Chevrolet 2112 ton 10 3 61 10-1-ltc chen, 2 baths, one mod., - - - - - - - -- - - - - pipe trailer-truck with yellow ~~:r:rco~d~tl:~ ~r2on;~'J1~ · · sewing room , •tud.y, NEWLY furnished 2 Otdrm . lowboy, carrying a yellow John Fourth st, Mlddlepi>rt :. ' flreplaee•. gas furnace and 2 apt , modern kitchen , wall 9 30-41c REAL ESTATE lo15 N6w $27,000. to wall carpet. Adults only, Deere dozer. Cab is maroon with FOR SALE no chndren or pets. PhOne ----- - - - - - - - - Nice 3 bedroom , both & v,, LOTS - In all school district• GUNS end Ammu, ""' fall 949 3713 blue flatbed. ) eight room home , wjth gas $1500 up, 9-21-6tc stock Is now here , Complete 11ne of Rem · furnace. and modern NE~STI/ILG/jj2 ~home Winc.hester , kll<:hon Nice secluded Ina ton, w~ll , 0 ,.~ blit xt r , like • RM apartment, furnished, v.ard al end of ltreet llhlca, savage Slug barrelS SilO mo•lh , utlllll•s paid Newly painted Inside and n N ' furna e Full In ,tock for most brand S'h ot Couple only Phone 992·1975 guns , but In Jhort supply. out Including roof, for - bilsement lor only ss.ooo. c 10-J lfc m•rly lho Wayne GibbOns WORK i'fARDI, INVEST Get lhom whflo lhtY lost 11 like WISELY,'-WILL; MAKE YOU Money short, lay 1 wev prororty Pay per for month ron at 1130.00 . TRAILE R spec~ for rent In your tall hunting nteds New THY. Asking prlco , by owner , Mlddleporl PhOne 992 5434 Fall store hours star ling Sept. 5. 10 am , 10 9 p m.• $\5,000 00. 144 Hudson St., 8 29-26tc Middleport , Oh io. Mqndav Saturd•v Vlllege PR t V i E meeting room tor o eorgo $. Hobs totter Gun SMppe, 266 Mill St, any organ tzation , phone 99 1 ' ~ Phone 992 5177, financ ing a ox 101, '•moroy : Oh lo 191S Phon•fi5-41N arttr4 P.M. AFTER OCT. 4, 1975-CAI.L 949-l206 (~IGHTS) evallablo l 11 lfc 9 3 261C l l I I ] [I l i J I .' Sale .Tax = ~~ALE Senice, WILKINSON office senice. LARRY WHOBREY, -------------- GET ITRNTIOI Racine Plumbing &Heating ------- - ---- ______________ ----- ----- ----- Sales -------------- _____ ________ "';'"" Sale . f.• -------------Sale TEAFORD .. $1,000 ·Reward --------------- .ADAMS DRILLING CO. , RACINE, OHIO -------------. ------:;: -------- Phone 949-2512 (days} Phone 949-4894 (nights} -------------- - -'"------;----=--- I • Y,, WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY 26 torl"'964 and older d1m es _· 65 for 1964 and Older querters $1 30 for l964 !nd older halves $3 40 for 1935 and older dollan - - - - FOR SALE- - - WHEAT BACK PENNIES .85 A ROLL BUFFALO NICKELSS7.00 A ROLl. SILVER CERTIFICATES SUS EACH s2.00 B1ils - n .2s each. $5.00 Gold coin's XF cond 1 Sll 00 CALL 742-l6Sl ~ ut11nd - Roger Wamsley Compare At $5800 J02, auto ., P S , long w1de bed, cab l1 ghts. Blown Insulation Services 70 aiEVROLET.............. ;: ...... !1295 Emergency 949-2211 or 992-5700 Complete air conditioning sates and service , heating , plumbing , rooting and general sheet metal work Free Estimates ,914lmo Blown •nto Walls &AttiCS STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING.SOFFITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS 72 BUICK RIVIERA ................. ,.$3395 D&M APPLIANCE 1975 aiRYSI.ER NEWPORt ...... ~S,OOO Custom 4 dr. H T , fu lly equ lppe\1. 2,000 miles, local owner's name upon req uest 1974 VEGA 4 CYL ................... !2395 ' 9 7 We - - - --- --------------- Strout Realty NO 135 - 8 a more or less vacant land, LangsvilleDexter area, $3,800.00. Carpeting NO. 143-' 2 BR o,ider home, with nice lot close lo >ehool, 513,000 00 501 NYLON 99 Yard ~u~re NO. 141 - 4 BR. large kitchen, off street perking, large front porch, quiet locafion, Slt,500 00 NO, 142 - Farm. 89 a .• 2 acre stocked lake, sorhe limber, l mi . from mine area. House has 2 or l BR being remodeled, $40,000.00. Dasutisfled wilhl your present IOUtiOI'I? let US sell your present home & ~lp you re-loc•tei 307 Spring Ave. PomerD"tt 992-2298 \ CONTACT: Lols P1uley Branch Manager 4 • RUBBER BACIC• e tlave hundr ed$\ ..oJ carpet values, Your lob ce be completed In l to weeks No long wa111110 period Our Installer has i8 vears experience Exferl lnsta~latlon You 'll Ike what you get . CAL\. H2 4111 ' TALK TO WENDELL ·: GRIITE, CARPET CONSUL TAN1 JIOTLANC FURNITURE · 741-lm " ' 1972 PONTIAC......................... s1695 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Granville, 4 Dr. H.T., loaded . 1972 FORD LID ...................... s1995 • Dr .. air, aulo , P S.. P B ' 1971Yorker, ,QiRYSLER ......................~1595 4 dr . •edan , air, P 5, P B BUICK RIVIERA ...............s1995 Sport Coupe, fully equipped • "Of air, aulo , P S, P B , V-roof 1972 MERC. MONTEGO....... :.... 51795 1971 FORD t DR ..................... SS95 1971 PINTO RUNABOUT ...........s1095 1969 MERC. 00UGAR .............,.Sl195 2 Dr H T.. nice car QUALITY Motor Co. 1975 CAPRICE CLASSIC 15495 4 door , Co Demo, •ondstone fin ish, vinyl top & v1 nyl tr im, AM radio& Tape, air cond, automaflc, P.S, P B , P door locks, P windows, Cruise Confrpl, comforlllf, deluxe bumper & guards Th is car Is really loaded & carries new cor title& bal of warranty Sav~ 1970 CHEV. CAMARO 12095 350 V 8 oulomatk Iran• , power steer ing and brake•, dork green flnl$h , vinyl roof , saddle bucket seats, console, radio, like new w w tires. 1'70 NOVA V-ICPE. '$1295 Blk , vinyl roof, grey finish , good tires. automat1c, power sleerlng, radio. • was See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Now Dodge Pol Custom 4 brown With matchmg roof and In terior , fa ctory 1r Very sherp l2 29S grey 72 Buick Etectrl, gold , v lop, beige 2 dr lnter io,. tull power , Was S2895 Now 4 Chevelle SS 396, ol speed 396 eng1ne pow el'" steering , radial ti res, ss wheels, one owne r, s 149S. 69 Old> 98 H. T Sldln, grey mat ching V roof and .ntenor full power, F A , w "' \189S Now 12695. 12 72 Olds 91 H. T. Sedan. whife, blk v roof, btk mterior , fult power, In ctudmg windows and 6 way seat. T wheel, radial tires, F A Was S329S Now 12895 Cutlass coupe, 110ht green vmvt lnt , 350 auto trans , p >l•·~ ~ ing , SS whee ls Now 70 Chevy EJI Camino, gold , blk v roof, blk 1nterior , v , p s , nice Was 8s , autoNow S169S 1895 10 Dodge Monaco 4-Dr .• v 8, auto , P S , P B . F A , 1 ow ner, low mileage, was Sl595 Now 11395. Old s 98 H T . sedan, blu e. matchmQ clo th ter1or. full powe r Inclu ding wmdows F A Was $1495 Now "095. 70 rack rad1al tires Now 51695 S199S I 72 Plymouth Gold Duster Coup- cylinder, 3 speed standard transmission , vinyl roof, white stdewall tires wheel dlse> Economy Car . Now $19'15. Was 75 Olds Royale 88 H. T. Sedan - brown w1th V-roof & vinyl lnteraor, full power equ1p , factory air, tilt wheel. crwse control. AM FM ste reo Many other ' 1-DELTA at HT COUPE 1-STARFIRE COUPE See One of these Courteous Salesmen: Pete Burris. IJclyd Mclaughlin or MalVin Keebaugh KARR '"& VAN _ Z AND CADILLAC.OLDSMOBILE OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6 PM Open .Saturday · Til 5.00 P.M. GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE Pomeroy.Ohio RHONE 992·5342 WAY OF DOING BUSINESS" "YOl!'LL LIKE OUR ,..:,-..:...:.:::.::.L.:'I.:____:ID::.::o:__:l_:_t=-:_::___!__T=im=e-, Food Stanip ,Otitr~ch .assured in 27 cotu1ties 2 Dr Co upe. <ull y €qu ipped MANY MORE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM nos S26tS, Old' 81 A oyat1 Coupe, w1th bile \1 -roof, blk. 1ntenor, full power, Twh!el, AM · F M rldlo, F.'ll! "'ll'!ls S3291 , Now 52f9S. 73 II . 1969 FORD LTU ...................... }695 4 Dr ·wagon 1966 CADIUAC. .........................'595 ' F A SROrt wheels . .-lt.OQQ miles 1 Was Ufl'n. No• No• S499S SAVE ON THE LAST OF THE 75'S 4 Spd , red-blac k s tr~ps, new tires Sharp r Estate far Sale MIOOLEPORT THE CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTa~ WE LOOK 1973 PINTO 4 CYL.............:.... s1895 S~d, Impala Custom ICoupe, gold . btk V root, mat ching inter ior , full power' ~ S229S. body rough SIPS. 4Dr .Sed .. fact alr , PS,P B,v1hylroo< 4 Dr Now 71 Ford Galule 500, 4-door• V 8, auto . P 5 , runs 1973-FORD GAL 500 ............... 52495 - -- ' ExCA-VA"i INv. oockho t , aACK HU t:" tor rent, hoor or dozer and dltcher Gas , contra ct Reg or ex - electric and Wille r line burial. bllsements, footers. cavatlng ty pe ser,tlc tanks 1nslalled Bill Pull ns . Phone septic svstems and brush 992 2478 cleaning. Will haul fill dirt. top soli . sand and gravel, B27 lfc - - - - - -- -- - - - -limestone for driveways and WE bu alUm lnum siding,_ roads Phone Charles R Hatfield, Backhoe Service, ouner work , roofing , Rt 1, Rutland , Oh iO, H2 paneling , pain ti ng, plum 6092 bmg , Wt. fix the whole 1 11 90tc house Ar Tromm , 7.42 5081 - - - - - -- - - - - - - I -~.Ji 2.4-tfc EX CAVATING , dozer. load er and backhoe work sept1c 1F YOU are In terested In tank s 1n stalled dump. building a new home or trucks and lo boys for hire , havin g your presenl home w ill haul tilt dirt, top soli. remodeled . contact Roush limestone and gravel.; Ca ll Construction, 992 7583, Greg Bob or Roger Jeffers , day Roush phone 992 7089, nigh t phon e 9 17 12tc 9'12 352S or 992 S232 2 11 tfc WTS'PECIALIZE In mobile home furnace repair Phone WOUL"il YOU BEL IEVI: • 992 5858 Build an ell steel building at 9 18 lie ~ole Barn prices ? Golden Giani All -Steel Buil ding s, Rt 4, BoK 148, Waverly, Ohio Phone 947 2296 Real 1 2• ttc MIDDLEPORT , " '"' decorated. carpeted . oas .. t::.PTIC lA,... K.l clea ned for ced air, 3 bedroom, l'h Modern san1tat lon 992 395ol story corner lot , sl ngte or 992 7349 garage, near school and 9 18 tfc • shopping center., $17,500 992-7624 , 586 Lincoln 51 , Middle port 9 161fc "ELWOOO SOWE~ S REPAI R i Sweepers , toasters, .rons. all small appliances. Lawn mower neK t to Slate H1gh way Garage on Rou te 7 1 Phone 985 382S 4 16 He NO. Ill - 3 BR, full bose. older home In town, Fully insu lated with storm w1ndows and 2 closed-In porches, $15,000.00. LET US DO IT! ! ·' 4 Dr Sedan, auto., P S_, P B , vinyl roof SEW IN G MACHINE, Repa~rs , serv1ce all makes PomeroY 992 2284 The Fjlbnc1 Shop . Pomerov Auth ol' rzed S1 nger Sales an d ~er v1 ce We RE ADY MI X CONCREit sharpen Sc •ss ors del rll ercd right lo your J 29 lfc pro1 ect Fas t and easy Free es timates Phone 992 3284 WILl TRIM or cut trees and Goe glem Ready MIK Co shrubbery Phone 9.49 -322 1 Middlepor t, OhiQ, " or 742: 4441 6 J O lfc Olds 91 Lu~ury Sedan, blue , matching v top 1 and inl~flor , full power T& T wheel . ,fA, radial , 1.res was U39S Now S3995. 73 It U Nov• Coupe, blue w1th blue cloth Interior , 150 V 8, auto , p s , p b , w s w 73 Cad1llac Coupe OeV11t e, while w11h v root , lull powt'r F A , n1 ce mlertor \"'a~ S5100 71 Ford LTD wagon, full power , F A , luggage 461 S. THIRD 3 Spd , stand trans SMITH NELSON MOIORS, INC. Convert1ble , lull power. lires:l 'a.r ' rad io, w s w tir es. whee ls, 12195. PHONE / 992·2196 ' From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator lo th e s"'allesl Heater Core Nathan Bigg~ Radiator Specialist -------------- I DAN THOMPSON 197 4 OPEL MANTA...................!2495 1900 Series, 2 dr . H T , auiomatlc 1973 aiEVY IMPALA ............... 52395 12 Bu ick LeSabre Custom ELITES & LTDs SEE AU. THESE GAS MISERS AT Fully equipped, locally owned Double Sharp Sales &Selvice 1600 Nye St. Pomeroy Ph. 992-3313 or 992-5880 TORI NOS OPEN EVENINGS TIL 7:00 EXCEPT THURS. AND SAT. Tll5 ; 00 El Camino, auto, P s , P B mo GRANAOAS See : Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, or Dan Thompson • 73 FORD RANGER ................. . Syracuse, Ohio MARVERICI(S MUSTANG II STALLIONS - - COBRA lis 73 FORD CUSTOM................ ..S2595 307 V 8, sland trans , 6'1' It bed LARRY JAVE~DER PINTOS PONYS 302, aulo, P.S, long wode bed, rea r step bu~per 1973 DiEVY %TON ........ :.... .s2195 FREE ESTIMATES NOW ON DISPLAY Sept. 23rd issue of Wall Street Journal said, "Ford Motor Company out in front with 27.5 Pet. im'pftvcment". "The highest rated six.cylinder are four Ford productswith 200 cu. inch engines ... which got 25 miles a gallon". . Ph . 99_2~99J o1 1() 1 . OUR PRICE Yo¥r Hell DeJier Th..rd St. Rae me, Ohio Ph. 941-5961 -------------- .• -------------- Fully eqllipped including Climate Con trol, tilt wheel, Cruise Control , AM-FM, stereo, v)pyl roof, radia I t1res. locally owned. 1 U.S. C:OINS We Paint Houses ·~~we Paint Barns We Paint Roofs We Paint ~ing -~76- FORDS 1974 THUNDERBIRD 2 DR. H.T. 1 Wil l be acc ept ed unt i l 9 am for Day ot Publlcatton REGULATIONS WHAT A 30>'Ei<:. = ~~==~sncci~~L~==~~ •e lilac Sedan DeVIll e, t green vmyl top 75 Old ~ Cut. Salon CPe ro leather 1nter 1or , Landau roof, bu cket seats, ' --···• , AM FM & tape , console, a.r , ss wheels, wheel, cruise control. pow seat. AM FM radio, rad1 a1 t ires 24,000 m des, radial tires, U1t5 tac t air cond Sharp SS400 ' REVIVAL SET· A revival II planned at tile Firat Church of God, New Haven, Oct. 6 through 12. Evangelist wiD be the Rev. Simon Roblnaoil of Kentucky. Mrs. Roblnaon Ia the former Mae Johnaon, daughter of Mrs. Rena Johnson, lllew Haven and the late Henry Johnaon. Services wiD be at 7:80p.m. 'lllghtly. The publlc Ia invited to attend. Two Ohio osteopaths elected WASHING'OON (UP!) The 48th annual Clinical Located on St. Rt. 7 Olester, 0 . Assembly of Osteopathic Specialists Thursday installed the following doctors as presidents. Dr. John Kline, Kirksville, Mo., as Jl'esldent of the American Osteopathic NOW YOU KNOW Mrs. James Carter and Montreal Ia the second College of Pathologists , Jimmy and Aleshia Lynn Dr. Donald Siehl , laraest FrenciHpealdng city Holsinger spent a weekend In Dayton, Ohio,, as president of in the world, Parts being the Canton with Mr. and Mrs. By Jane Reeve• the American College of WUilam Gillilan and family . A birthday wiener roast . biggest, Osteopathic Surgeons. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eddy of turned Into a porch barbecue - Dr. Martin Landis, Torch visited Martha Wednesday night, Sept. 17, Dayton, Ohio., as president of Holsinger Sunday evening . for Pud Reeves, when neigh· the American Osteopathic The youth Rally was held bors and friends turned Olllln College of Radiology. at the Eden Church Saturday the rain to wlah him a happy bor, Jean, and Carl Bates of - Dr. Wesley R. Slater, night with 116 in attendance . birthday . They included Camlrldge. Tulaa, Okla., as president of Refreshments were served Evelyn, Barbara and Brian Orner and l>u'olhy HeY the American Osteopathic after the meeting at the Well, Dorothy Smalley, Faye retutned Sunday after Academy of Orthopedics. ' parlBh ball , and Alberta Schultz, IP'ndlna aeveral da)'ll In Mr : and Mrs. VIrgil Catherine and Usa Robeon, Roanoke, Va. , Holsinger and Letitia Ann Bob, Karen and Dee Baker, ' Kltte1111 to give away at the Sporll Briefs· visited Mr. and Mrs , RoMy Dora I Hill and Mike, Kathie, Sclultz !Mme. By Ualled Preu ID• Holsinger and Brian, Sunday, Shane, Amy and ChriB of The Hill reunion was held teraallooal Mr . and Mrs . Rodney Dover, Ohio. SUnday at Da~ Orton Park NEW YORK (UP!) Burne, Little Hocking visited • ' l'tandy Reevea and "r.__!e, In Whitehall, Ohio., Attending National Basketball SUnday with Mr . and Mrs, Billie Jean, and son, were Dora! and Beulah Hill ol ANo<:laUon Commlallloner Eddie Bigley. Bradley, spent a couple ol Cherry Ridge, Pomeroy, Larry O'Brien Thursday said Mr , and Mrs. Harry days with hill parents, Pud Harold anc!' IJalen~ Kay of If Wilt Chamberlain wants to ThomflllOII, Little Hocking, and Jane Reeves. Ripley, W. ' Va ., Arnold , return to the basketball visited recently with Mr, and Jim ·and Calherlne Roblon PeW and Sarah Hill of court, it will have to be as a Mrs . James Carter and reeelved word their 11011, Pee Jarold and Jeule Loa Angeles Laker. Jimmy. Wee, was In an .auto accldant Hill o1 Toleclo and Wendy ChamberlaiJ!, who has not Vlaltlng with Mr . and Mrs. and In a Clncimatl hoepltat and Eric Cunnlnpam, Dick; played In two years, sat out VlrgU Holsinger and family Hill condllloo II good now ani! ~~~~ and JliiOil Falk, hla opllon year with the Saturday were Mr1 . he will be goJnr home 10011. Harold and Morena Hill, Bob, Lakers. He later coachl!d the Genevieve Jacobsen, Mrs. Sundayguestaoftbe Robsona . Franca, Karen, Rickie, San Diego Cooqulstadors In Slella Durst and Mrs. Dawaln were Peggy Cooper •Judy and Klirl Mary Beth and John the American Basketball 1 l Durst and Brei Rood. Shep, Peggy, Lisa and Dehner, Bud Dehner , AllillclaUon. Uhder NBA Dennis, Bruce Wlaston of Ruuell, Norma Jean, Rusty, rules, a player must play out Columbus and Pat and Tim Julie.L Jayne and soPhia IIIII, hla option year rather than sit Krautter of Columbua, • Dennll, Ann and Rex Wolfe, It out. Diana Hunley of Frog Kathleen Kathy and Clip Hollow' Nelaonville, spent a Foreet, Gherol<fand aenuce DENVER (UPI) - The CLUB TO MEET weekend with Julia ~ultz. Hill, Michael, Diane and oenver Broncos, In an effort The Su!!daY guests with the Albert Rebecca Hill, David and PORTLAND to patch up lriJury.:plagued Lebanon Golden Age Club Schultz family -were M~ Debbie Hill, Jab, Sue, Brian, secondary, Thursday placed will meet at the home ol Cora Unda Johnson and children, Qhervld 111 and Mark Hill, cornerback George Hoey on and <llarlea Hilton on Oct. B Frank and I~ Upton, Roy Rober!, Gl<l'la, Joel)' and the Injured reserve IIBt and In Portland , A potluck dinner and Marie Domlgan, Mn. Robert II West all of signed former Colorado State will he held at noon, \ Florence t:Jilley and neigh- Columbus ' star Earlie Thomas to Eden News Cherry Ridge anctnnau, ·~ MARIETTA - -The Cor- serv1ces that thea.r big city porallon for Ohio Ap- counterparts take for palachlan Development granted. announced Thursday the The program is to begin agency has reached an November I. II will be adagreement with the. Ohio ministerell by the GuernseyJY:IE :::I Deparlment of Welfare and Monroe-Noble C.A.O. The. the U. S. Department . of administrative office will be Agriculture to implement located at the GMN ComFood Slamp Outreach Ser- munity Service Center, 31~ ~­ vices throughou t the 27 7th Street, Cambridge, Ohio, Southern and Southeastern The service will require a Ohio Appalachian Counties Program Director and a The contract is designed to Secretary - Bookkeeper, provide Information and Apphcations for these jobs personal asslatsnce to the shQUJd be dtrected to Mr. many indigent and aged John Tingle, Court House, reald,lnls of each of the 16 Caldwell, Oh10 43724 , In· Conununlty Action Agencies terv1ews for job appllcanls within the COAD area. Many w1ll be conducted at the J1t.1 UOLL~RAII , of the needy for whom Commun1ty Center, October ~~;;_;::,;::;:;::~~=:::d.:::.::&:::lt?l':_::,:::N•:w:_:Jr.::_:RS::&:.:_Y__J Congress enacted the Food 22, 1975, beginning at "10 .00 .. Stamp Act have not henef11ed a .m Further mformatlon because of the lack of in- may be obtained at the IN BANKRUPTCY replace him. formation . The Outre ach Caldwell address or by NEW YORK UPI - The Service provided by this calllng (614) 732-2388. Thomas , a five -year variety store g1ant W. T. program will he very helpful veteran, was releaa,ed by The Program Director will Buffalo earlier . thla season , Grant & Co., today an- to many of our rural indigen ts be responsible for the coThe 6-1, 100-pounder was nounced II has filed a petition who are often deprived of' ordinatiOn of 36 community. obtained by Buffalo last July under Chapter II ol the aides lhioughout the COAD from the New York Jets In Federal Bankruptcy Act to area; also the <training and reorganize . Chapter II return for a draft choice. admtnlstration. Tilt' Fonner resident program permits an Insolvent finn to pos1tion shall entail the' ONTARIO, Calif (UPI) - continue operations without a establishment of a doubleThree-time IndlanapoUs 500 receivership while seeking to died on Thursday entry accounting system ; champion A.J . Foyt, 40, wUI restructure Its finances and Mrs. Jessie Shumaker, 89, collecting, mterpreUng and' drive lh the $153 ,000 U>s come to an amicable formerly of Middleport, died reporting all contractual Angeles Times 500 stock car agreement with its creditors. Thursday morning at the required data, and perform race Nov, 23; it was anPleasant View Manor in all necessary duties required, nbmced Thursday Huntington , W. Va . to maintain a quality service There have been only three A longtime resident of under the Sijpervision of the' NASCAR Grand National Broadway St., she had been COAD ·Board of Dtrectots. events here and Foyt has won TAMMYWYNETTEILL In Huntington with relatives AppliCAtiOns will he accepted two of them-the MWer High CHEYENNE, Wyo . (UPI) before entering Pleasant through October 20, 197S. The Life 500s In 1971 and 1973. - Country and Western VIew Manor. She was a ~- Secretary-Bookkeeper wiD' singer Tammy Wynette mem~r of the Middleport keep the books, maintain the' • MISSION VIEJO, Calif. Thursday was admitted to First United Presbyterla n required reports and Illes and (UPI)- Thirty top male and Memorial Hospl tal for o1r Church. serve the Direc tor in female athletes, including servatlon. She wis reported Funeral services will be secretarial assignments. tenniB stars Ille Nastase and In satllfactory condition wllll held at the Chapman Funeral EvoMe Goolagong Cawley, an undisclosed ailment, Home on Third Ave , In will compete In "The Huntington , 10 a m. SaturChallenge of the ~es, " a 12day. T~e Rev, Dwight Zavltz event competition here Oct. will officiate and burial w1ll 2:i and Nov , 7-10. , he In a Huntington Cemetery, , Tenlatively, CBS.TV has SCHMIDT HERE scheduled 10 weeks of "The WASHINGTON (UPI) DEATH TO ASSASSINS Challenge of the Sexes " W1 il Sponsor A President Ford hOllis West WASHINGTON beginning Sunday, Feb. 1. SQUARE DANCE German Chancellor Helmut Legislation has been inIn addition to tenniB , 'Schlllldt at a White House lroduced In the House of SATURDAY, OCT. 4 competition Will be heltl In luncheoo today to review Representative s by basketball, bowling, diving, At lhe Tuppers Plains European relations since Congressman Claren ce Commumty Building lncl golf, pocket billiards, rodeo , July when they met at the Miller that would require the Fire Stollen from 9 to 12 sky diving, swimming , table 'p m Music by the Kl1111 summit ' conlerence at death penalty for pres1den t1al tennis and on ' an obslacl~ Khords Helsmkl. assassins. course. I Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department . ' . �12 - The Da ily &:ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , F'r.day, Ocl 3, ln75 _ 11~~·~:~·/J~, ~ For Fast,l!-!!,.uJts Use The Sentinel Classifieds· -t fl~/ :j , For Sale r_:;.--'---,-~.i.-;_---'--------'-----'-----------~ s four ordinary word•. _,.,., 'II ' ,.. ,...... ~-.. 1 ' ' . ' 5 PM ~A,- ( - -L .., ~ . •• ~ WANT ADS INFORMATION OEADLi"'NES I \ 14 ' :l'n -""'\. .'"oiii.l.:-.._ locahon 1 • .~ ~ --;::!-: - Befo r e Pub Mond avDeadllnC'i'am ~ """-\ .. l r ' Day s-" "' , ~ 'Busz•n' ess -' ervz.ces 1973 MOBI L E Home, 12 X 70, total electric Call collec t TWO H 78 Xt14 Goodyear Stee l atter6pm Phon e£61.4 )695 4 18l ' __ ___ _ _ ~~b':~, ~~~wa,'~~~s22;,ontact 92661c 9286t c --·--- - - - - - - - - - - _ , , 1971 BU DDY 12x60, 2bedrms ., partia i ~V turnls.hed , un derplnnlng and parch Th e Publ isher reser\les the Phone 6983106 J r 1ght to ed t1 or re lecl any ads to 2 Jtc de-eme d obtectlonal Tn e - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - "' PIONEER"' ' pub lis her wdl not be MOBILE tlome, 12x~O, 2 CHAIN SA'NS responSible for more th en one bedrm • total elec on I h A = HEDMAt-J mcorrect lnserllon lot on Union Ave Phone 992 "TUF<:NED F b ~ RATES 7129 M16HT BE E~PECiED For Want Ad Service 10 3 3tp TO U5E' 5 cents per Word one 1nser t1on 197JVINOALEtrall;,.a;dlot Mmlmum Charge Sl 00 PI 1 14 cents per word three located 1n Tuppers , a ns, 4 6 cons-ecutive 1nsert1ons Oh io Phone f6l > t ~ 03fJlc Now arnn1e the ~ireled !etten 26 cents per word SIK con Free Estimates secu t1ve mserllom; to form t ht IUrprtH anlwer. 11 25 Per cent Discount on paid 0NE- i969Co-;,·,;,unitY HOrY1-es, AI Tromm· (3 bedrm ) all electric i:~===:::==~~~;=..;.'•.::u';':.:e~ot~od::.;by~theaboveeartoon. ads and ads pa id wllh 1n 10 mobile home and 1 acre lot Ph. 742·5081 Ready to live In Pri ce THE ( d•ys CARf g~,~~r~NKS $9 ,500 2 m II es from Rutland Can be seen by 9 17 1 mo !2 00 for so word min imu m (4Mwert lo.norrow) appt by calling 992 3537 E;! .. ~ 6dd1t lonat word 3c after 5 p m Junobl" TANGY WELSH CHISEL BEFALL BLIND ADS 9 23 lfc 11rrda1'• Additional 2Sc Charge per Adve rtisemen t An••~r t U llal n11 flld pnu 11f ~'~'" " ~'~ BOOKKEEPING, We service all saws OFFICE HOURS 1111 "" - ON It S LAST LEGS For 8 lOam IO S OOpm Dally, TAKE soli away the Blue and precision grind 8 30 a m to 11 00 Noon Adlisory Lustre way from carpets chain. Saturday and upholstery . Rent shampooer e lec t ric -Collectioil systems, Nelson 's Drug Store block ond while Wanted To Buy 1'.'·1·6tc Yard Sale hound lost at ls8ac Walton 'SMALL ENGINES GARAGE Sale. 7 !=a mities It -.------------supp~ Farm on the Shl!de R: lver , SHEEP supplies wanted 1« Jamea May 's garage Turn IN D.ASH 23 Channel Citizen's Phone (304 ) 272 5814 Phone 992 5547 498 Locust Street at Chester onto co Rd . 25 , Band transceiver, am lm 9 28 61C 10 1 lfc Watch for signs Thursday, mpx radio, 8 track stereo Middleport, Ohio Friday and s oturdoy Coil 992 l965 EREFORO 1'1elfer wearing .~L.b turnlture ~ Ice boxes, Ph. 992-3092 10 t lie ______________ !.~"' ,. ', 'Accountant halter , weighs eroul'td 300 brass bed s, or complete 350 lbs Lost In fhe Old Town househ old s Write M D . 2 FA MILY Yord Sale, roln or USED CHAIN saw• , 498 1970 ' HONDA 350, eK con · Phone 992-6173 Flats sashan area Phone Locust St, Middleport shine Fr iday and Saturday, dltlon , tnctudlno 2 helmets , Miller , Rt 4 Pomeroy , 8.43 2064 or conta ct Charles Ohio Coil 992 1160 9 21 301c Oc t 3 and .4 Good, used Phone 992 3092 must going sell toImmediate ly, w________ Balle<,, Rt 1 Portland owner army Phone ___j 9-18 261c clothing, children and 10 1 ,. 10 1 31C adults, all sizes, mlsC , 992-3333 household Items at 500 Pearl GRE:EN beanS, pick your own 10 3 ltc Sl , Middleport , Oh io Andrew Crass , Letart Falls, Help Wanted ADVERTISEMENT 10 I liC Oh lo Phone 247 2852. Real Estate For Sale FOR DISPOSAL OF SOMEONE lo llve In lor room -----------~-9-28 6tc COUNTY RECORDS and board lind small salary S1egler & Monogram On September JO. 1975 the to help take cllre Of elderly YAR 0 Sale at Ellen Tucker SAVE - SAVE - SAVE HO,USE for •ale. 126 Laurel residence on Hyse ll Run County Records Commission lady , references requ ired St, Pomeroy, Ideal tor Selling out our stock of guns, Road off 12.4 toward Rutland met8ursuant to Sec 149 38 of Phone 992 3927 FUEL OIL couple or couple w1t h 1 bows and ammo All guns Saturday and Sunday . the R c and approved the 9 30·5tc ch ild Large h ~Sc k yard , - ' 10 3 lip will be sold At 10 percent applications of the follow ing - - - - - - - - - -- - - garden plot Will sell par Heating Stoves above wholesale plus fflces for disposal of records WANT ra· HELP? car!llne Is flatly furnished, or without shipping 870 Aemlngtons , Audllor, Treuu ~ er , Gom - taklno appl ic ations for BASEMENT Sale, corner Of 1140 One outbuilding on lot For Sole will lost tilt oil All stzes 011 hand, pr1ces Broadway and Main, ml111oners, Probate Court, telephone volunteers Forty further Information, ca ll guns are gone Indian Joe's . Rac ine, Ohio Saturday, 9 Department of Heallh , County hour training program In ''"'' at S324.69. ' 992 3868 Sports end CB's , aoa Pagt till 4 - I Wood Burning Slove Home , County Court. and crisis Intervention and 9 28 61c St , Middleport 10 3 He Clerk of Courts listening skills lasting five Cll P THIS AD and brang 1t 9 28 IOtc HQU$E for sale, reasonable Thtse list! will be available eeks to be held In Athens tn for 515 00 d•scount for publ ic Inspection dur ln,g ~all 992 .75 02 tor application YARD Sale, Rt 7 north of PfiCed , Pho~~ 992-7646 REMINGTON , 1.100 euto, Pomeroy c II y limIts Bot d Information business hours In the Aud itor s ~ '; : 9 -~8 S2tc office an , and stone Iars new 12 or 20 go , 1112 50 ties, fruit POMEROY LANDMARK 10 1·9tc -:...,.,r--------:~ Fife's, Middleport , Ohio Saturday, 9 till 6, Sunde'~! 12 '1'.~ack W. Car,.y, Mgr, Board of -=------------,till 6 9-30 361c Me igs Co COUPLE without prev ous llijjl Pilone 992-2181 .. 10 3 2tc Commissioners busin ess eKper lence , bu t 1973 HONDA 350 fou' cylinder , Henr" Wells wilting to work and learn FIRST lime lwo tomlly extras , excellent condition , ' ' t og,nher , pleasanl $750 Four Crager wheels Garage Sale ; top Miners . Chairman profitable work . Contat:l and General tires Good ville Hill, TL al Alhland AmwaJ Distributors Phone Auto (10) 3, 6, 1, Jtc condlllon , S200 Phone 949 Bulk Plant , lh ml on lett ; 1 (61 1 989 2353 for In Handmade Raggedy Ann 2181. 1969 CAMARO , S700 Phone ten1lew . 10-1 4ft: and Holly Hobble dolls, dog 192 5301 9-29 Stc collection , bottles , ~ltc;hen · 10 I SIC FXl50 HARLEY ware , linens , 2- l31n snow 1973 Davidson , less than 1,000 tires , babies•. orrts' and 4 SP CHANGEOVER for 1970 NOTICE OF FLILING OF Pets miles , • excellent condition lad les ' clothing, clock radio, Oldsmobile, Sl50 Phone 992 INVENTORY AND tor 1800 Phone 992·2967 lot mise Items clean 7539 APPRAISEMENT HIMALAYAN and Siamese vvi ~J',LL'v"'' THIO o<lv.:i'< 10 1 7tc merchandise Tues , Oct 7 10-3 5tc ftl Slife of Ohio, Meigs klt1ens 1 c F A Reo. Phane and Wedntsday ,'Oct a, 9:30 - 2 story frame t recently ounty t6W jj6-lU4 STEREO, sewing machine ; 1970 MAVER ICK, 6 cy l aulo a.m till 4 p.m. renovated) 31a rge BRs, Ph: ourt of Common Pleas. 10 11tc crocheted poncho; green 10-3 4tc S6SO Phone 992 5110 or sel!' robate Division balhs, carpeted, paneled, Call 992 bedspread, ntw at end of Meehan lc St To the Executor or Ad COON HOUND pupp i~ tor tiled NG forced air heat,. 2810 10 3 3tp lnlstra tor of the estate, to sale, -4 months old . Phone YARD Sole, Storys Run Roed , 10 1 lie full basem E[nl. 2 car ------------uch of the following as are 992-71•9 seeond house on right 1970 OL Os, 4 dr . town sedan asltlents of the State Of Ohio , 10 2-6tc garage, new sld1ng ONLY Friday, Saturday end 1916 STARCRAFT TRAVEL with ' vinyl rooJ, ps, pb , lz :-the surviving spouse , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S1B,50j) TRAILE'RS end Fold - windows. 60 40 p'bwer Seats, Sunday he ne xt of kin, the FREE Kittens to a good home, downs . Lowest prices In trl WAlK TO SHOP - Older 2 10-l-llc cruise control, power trunk, eneflclarles under the Will • long haired , wormed , and state . All 1975 fold downs telescopic and tilt steering story frame (I n good nd to th e attorney or at healthy Phone H2 •.406 reduced Galaxy S2, 139, wheel , AM FM stereo radio , barnyard 1111, 1'.'1 rneys representing any pf . 9 30 6tp LARGE condtllonl 3 BRs. 2 baths, Starmaster S1 ,729 , XL miles south of Mlddleporl, 1 rear window defroster, e aforement ioned personll - - - - -- - - - - - - dming R 1 ufility R , Deluxe, 11,375 Camp Con lev mile on Storys Run Road , positive tra Q-k, approx Case No . :Zl ,349, Atlanta Star Craft Sales, Rt 62 end Sunday Saturday bldg BELOW storage 60,000 miles/ priced very Cook , Bedford NotiC 'e Georgia Nortl"t of Pt Pleasant, W 10-3-llp reasonable. Cell after 6 p. MARKET AT SB,JOQ Township, M<lg s Counly, Ve m 992-5844 5MILE QUi - NEW2 BR Ohio NEW "Oil. OF MINK" 10 1 3tc 10 2 lie You are herebY notified that products. new catalogs Get HUGE Yerd Sole Oct 1 bath, carpeted, lull lhrough •· 9 to 6. State Rt the Inventory and Ap " on our growing customer basement wllh lovely list Or maybe you would ss•. 1112 miles from Cheshire 1972 HONDA 350 Scrambler 1975 CUTLASS Supreme, 2 dr , pralsement of the estate of the aforementioned. deceased, d ? Ph recreation R.; carper~ &, Dishes, depression glaas, motorcycle , excellent p s , p b , stereo tape, a c late of saldCounly , was filed In like to take or ers one new and used clothes, girl's 992 3833 , Phone stor~ ge 1 acre s~pQO, condlllon Cell 16141 6673615 Helen J Brown, 992·5113, 'hi. Court S.ld Inventory and clothes. rugs, drapes , baby ··· 930-61C KOSCOT Independent afler 5 p m .. OUTSTANDING BUY - 1 Appraisem ent will be for Dis tr ibutor clothes. Something tor 10 1-6tc floor pla n, 2 BR , bafh, all 9-21 -tlc hearing before th is Court on everyone 1972 GMC lh ton pickup truck, recently renovated Nice 1he 7th day of October, \975, at - - - - - - - - - - -- - - 9-21 6tc sharp and In good condition BRIDESMAID dress , apricot 10 00 o'c lockA M Price S2.000 or trade for car kitchen, NG forced air Any person desiring to lite PERMANENT SPECIALS With brown velvet, size 9 of equal value Phone 992 heal. full basement. THIS exceptions thereto must file · thru October .~eo . 12~ 2 FAMILY Yard Sate, Friday Shoes to match, slze 7, Sell 2912 , Ste ve Burton. and saturday, Oct. 3 end •both for S25 Coli 992-7291 YOU MUST SEE 513,000 them at least live days prior lo Perm anen t. P ers~:~o Pomerov Sewing mu:hlne , radio, the date set for hearing . Touch," $15, Reo;, atter.4p . m. 9 30 6tp COULD HAVE 2 APART furn iture, children and adult Given under my hand and Permanent "1o1o's, S12 50 10 l-Ife MENTS- Large home In elothes , and a lot of misc . Seat of seld Court , this 23rd Olane Lewis has lolned our 394 Beech St , Middleport, 1100 LB Modified mini good condition. 5 BRs, 2 day of o~tober . 1975 staff She spec ializes In blow OhiO Manning D. Wtb}ter, Judga cu!S and high fashion tractor, 350 Chevy. hlleburn Real Estate For bafhs, NG fo rced air heat 9·28 -6tc &y Janet E. Morris, styling 3 operators Diane Injection 400, Turbo , NTPA HOUSE ,51t2acres In Portland Porches Larao attic. JUST thltf Deputy Clerk Lewi s, Karen Lyons, lola Legel , 52500 wilh troller Coli 1614 ) 86j -1176, after 5 $10,000 se pt 16 ; Oct 3, 21c Damewood Open Thursday Phone I 1513) 878 1802 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and Fr iday evenlng s bY ··wanted WE HAVE 4 t , RMS 10 2 61c 9 24 12tc appt lola 's Beauty s,11 leon. CALL FOR IN John St , Syracuse, across CASH paid fo r all makes ana ONE International two row 4 RM HO US E and balh, FORMA iiON, OR A LIST. from school tot Phone 992· models ot mobile homes mounted corn picker, will fit fireplace Phone 992-5871 WANTEDI ' 2549 We feature MerLe • A thought for the day: Phone area code 614 423 Fermall H, M or 400 10-2-12tc Norman catme1ics 95ll conditiOn Also, one Mas ey W e have lnlere•ted buyers German phllosopi!er Arthur 9 29-61c 4 13 lfc Harris two row self HOUSE for sale In Chester , tor • your property. (LIST Schopenhauer said, "The proptlted picker. H. A. Cole , Ohio, 6 rooms aod beth, TODAY ) Match , Corn Tuppers Plains, Ohio . Phone built In porch. $6,500 Phone fundamental fault of the , SHOOTING PHONE 9'12-2259 Hollow , Sunday, Oct 5, 1 _1614) 667-l405 (614) 985-)531. female character IB that it p m. 1 mile past Mile Employment Wanted " 10·2 Jtc 10 1 121C Cemetery out of Rulll!nd . has no sense of justice," REMODELING , , Plumbing , 1913 HONDA 350, 4 cyl. with ONE acre lot , drilled well, Free refreshments he'at ing and all tvpes of 10 3 lie wind Jammer II & extras septic tank and barn Close Virgil B., Sr. general ' repa ir Work Call UP 2225. 10 Rutland Phone 742 3635 guaranteed 20 years ex ' 10 2 6tc or 9927 129 perlence Phone 992 ~~~ 09 GRAVELY TRACTORS Yard 10-)-61p 5 1 If;. THE UNDERS IGNED Will - -- __ - - -- -we have tflt tonowlnt U1S YARD SALE , Oct: 3 and 4, 10 models In stock & will sell SOli at public sell for cas~ to 4. Corner of Sixth St. and CARPENTlfV: pant=ung , REAL TOR at • 20 per- c,nt discount the following motorcycle to 5 RM . HOU SE, good tot, College St Syracuu flooring and ceiling Phone 2 Super C·l be taken from Larry E natural gas furnace, carpet 10 2-2tp 992 2759 Nelson , Box 514, Shumate and panel ing Phone 742 1 Custom C-1. 9 17 26tc 1 Commercial 12 St., Muldraugh, Kentucky 3964 YARD Sales ~ Wednesday from , 1 116·$ RldlntjJ Tractor 40155 . 1975 KIWUakl Model 9 30 6tp 2 FAMILY _ 9 a.m till 5 p m end Thurs . Atso2o per cent discount on 53 jOOCC Serlll No 53-F, - - - - - - - - - - -- - dlly , Friday and Saturday Any Attachment p1prchased 15725. The sole will be held NEW 3 beorm nome, Drack 2 balh•. nat gas furnace and I fro"" 9 I ill 9, 21;, miles eest For Rent , w1th the above tractors ot J&R Sport Shop, 741 Ent front , 1 car garage, modern large lol. $12,000. out of Chester Wat ch signs J 1\ NO 4 ROOM turnlshed and Main St., Pomeroy, Qlllo at Gravely Tractor Sales all elec I mile out ot POMEROY - 3 bedrooms, llh on 248 Pomero~, Oh10 unfurnished apartmenls 10 :00 o m. on the 6th"aay of Ch"e•ter Coll949 4692 or 843 b!lths, hot water heat, garage 9 30-4tp 614-991-2975 October, 1975. The un 2667 Phon e 99? S434 9l4-121p and nice view $25,000 • 11 tfc derslgnod ruorvos therlghl to bid The Formers Bank - - - - -- - - - - - - - . RACINE 3 bedroom ' and Sav ing sco ., Pomeroy, 3 BEDRM home , lust renovated home . Dry ,CO UNT RY Mobile Home Ohio. finished , remodeling , Solem basement, garage & Pt1rk Rt 33 ten mile!. north 10 _2_3tc St, Rullond. Phone 742 3615 workshop 523,500 ' of Pomeroy Large lots w1th efler •pm . or ue Milo B. RIVER COTTAGE - 3 concrete patios, si dewalks, Hutch I'!On 1 runners and off street 9 23 -ttc bedroom•, , drilled well, oil TRAVEL TRAILER . Mu•t ~ark1ng Phone 992 7J79 1 lurnace on 124. A•k lng $14,000 sell 1976, 21 fl. self - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12 31 lfc contained, private bedroom , HOUSE for sale In Rullond · 13 AGRES _ 4 B.R 1\ome, factorv air. deluxe Subdivision , mod. bath, furnace, enclosed Hutch ison TRAILER space for rent . All throughout, Will take " brick front , all elec. 3 For information leading to the ulolllle& PhOne 992 55l5 bedrooms and both , full porch, basemen land excellent smaller trailer on trade 9-16-lfc basement and gereoe. built · vie-w $30,000 Mrs . Devine , Henderson whereabouts and recovery of stolen Troller Park , Shadle lnovenandrange,matchlng POMER"Y 3 B R ho "I'URNISHED oportment, refrigerator-freezer , well v · ' me, Bridge, Henderson, W Va vehicles stolen from adults only In Middleport . wotor , Asking 125,500. For bath , family room, Not gos, ' 9-30-6tc Phone 992 38H eppo lnlmenl , phone 669 - and city water for 011ly S8,5QO. 3 2S lfc EXTRA good whlto L.eghorns 3783, now vacant RACINE - l B R. home, mod -~--- --- --- ----. Laying good 7Sc each . __________ _2~c kit ., dining, not, gas furnaoe Freeland Norr is. Phone 949. LARGE 2 story dwelling , 'h MILEeastofMeson,W Vo . and level lot $19,000 or good unfurnished , can be made· 3168. 9-lO 6tc J ttedrms, new kitchen , full offer. Into 1 apartments In Mid · dleport Colt 992 3173 boument, urj)eted, POMEROY _ 3 B R. 1\ome, 10 1 lie FA RMALL Super A tractor, 50 panolod , gerage , forced olr ~-th. nat. nas- furnace, mod. fenud v. acre yard ua • model , Stoktrmatic stove. heat, --~- HOUSE --------F .H A approved. Priced tor kite~•~ Full basement. Near • ROOM , double cor $150; tlec Kenmore kttc:hen • garage , In Pomeroy For , ., 1 stove, SSO ; Y~rdmen gard! n quick sale. Phone (304) U~- store. 111·01191 Information. call 992-2502 2AU, ~ 5 BED~OOMS Mod. kit· trtc 5 h, p., 1150 ; All Stolen was a 1975 Chevrolet 2112 ton 10 3 61 10-1-ltc chen, 2 baths, one mod., - - - - - - - -- - - - - pipe trailer-truck with yellow ~~:r:rco~d~tl:~ ~r2on;~'J1~ · · sewing room , •tud.y, NEWLY furnished 2 Otdrm . lowboy, carrying a yellow John Fourth st, Mlddlepi>rt :. ' flreplaee•. gas furnace and 2 apt , modern kitchen , wall 9 30-41c REAL ESTATE lo15 N6w $27,000. to wall carpet. Adults only, Deere dozer. Cab is maroon with FOR SALE no chndren or pets. PhOne ----- - - - - - - - - Nice 3 bedroom , both & v,, LOTS - In all school district• GUNS end Ammu, ""' fall 949 3713 blue flatbed. ) eight room home , wjth gas $1500 up, 9-21-6tc stock Is now here , Complete 11ne of Rem · furnace. and modern NE~STI/ILG/jj2 ~home Winc.hester , kll<:hon Nice secluded Ina ton, w~ll , 0 ,.~ blit xt r , like • RM apartment, furnished, v.ard al end of ltreet llhlca, savage Slug barrelS SilO mo•lh , utlllll•s paid Newly painted Inside and n N ' furna e Full In ,tock for most brand S'h ot Couple only Phone 992·1975 guns , but In Jhort supply. out Including roof, for - bilsement lor only ss.ooo. c 10-J lfc m•rly lho Wayne GibbOns WORK i'fARDI, INVEST Get lhom whflo lhtY lost 11 like WISELY,'-WILL; MAKE YOU Money short, lay 1 wev prororty Pay per for month ron at 1130.00 . TRAILE R spec~ for rent In your tall hunting nteds New THY. Asking prlco , by owner , Mlddleporl PhOne 992 5434 Fall store hours star ling Sept. 5. 10 am , 10 9 p m.• $\5,000 00. 144 Hudson St., 8 29-26tc Middleport , Oh io. Mqndav Saturd•v Vlllege PR t V i E meeting room tor o eorgo $. Hobs totter Gun SMppe, 266 Mill St, any organ tzation , phone 99 1 ' ~ Phone 992 5177, financ ing a ox 101, '•moroy : Oh lo 191S Phon•fi5-41N arttr4 P.M. AFTER OCT. 4, 1975-CAI.L 949-l206 (~IGHTS) evallablo l 11 lfc 9 3 261C l l I I ] [I l i J I .' Sale .Tax = ~~ALE Senice, WILKINSON office senice. LARRY WHOBREY, -------------- GET ITRNTIOI Racine Plumbing &Heating ------- - ---- ______________ ----- ----- ----- Sales -------------- _____ ________ "';'"" Sale . f.• -------------Sale TEAFORD .. $1,000 ·Reward --------------- .ADAMS DRILLING CO. , RACINE, OHIO -------------. ------:;: -------- Phone 949-2512 (days} Phone 949-4894 (nights} -------------- - -'"------;----=--- I • Y,, WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY 26 torl"'964 and older d1m es _· 65 for 1964 and Older querters $1 30 for l964 !nd older halves $3 40 for 1935 and older dollan - - - - FOR SALE- - - WHEAT BACK PENNIES .85 A ROLL BUFFALO NICKELSS7.00 A ROLl. SILVER CERTIFICATES SUS EACH s2.00 B1ils - n .2s each. $5.00 Gold coin's XF cond 1 Sll 00 CALL 742-l6Sl ~ ut11nd - Roger Wamsley Compare At $5800 J02, auto ., P S , long w1de bed, cab l1 ghts. Blown Insulation Services 70 aiEVROLET.............. ;: ...... !1295 Emergency 949-2211 or 992-5700 Complete air conditioning sates and service , heating , plumbing , rooting and general sheet metal work Free Estimates ,914lmo Blown •nto Walls &AttiCS STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING.SOFFITT GUTTERS-AWNINGS 72 BUICK RIVIERA ................. ,.$3395 D&M APPLIANCE 1975 aiRYSI.ER NEWPORt ...... ~S,OOO Custom 4 dr. H T , fu lly equ lppe\1. 2,000 miles, local owner's name upon req uest 1974 VEGA 4 CYL ................... !2395 ' 9 7 We - - - --- --------------- Strout Realty NO 135 - 8 a more or less vacant land, LangsvilleDexter area, $3,800.00. Carpeting NO. 143-' 2 BR o,ider home, with nice lot close lo >ehool, 513,000 00 501 NYLON 99 Yard ~u~re NO. 141 - 4 BR. large kitchen, off street perking, large front porch, quiet locafion, Slt,500 00 NO, 142 - Farm. 89 a .• 2 acre stocked lake, sorhe limber, l mi . from mine area. House has 2 or l BR being remodeled, $40,000.00. Dasutisfled wilhl your present IOUtiOI'I? let US sell your present home & ~lp you re-loc•tei 307 Spring Ave. PomerD"tt 992-2298 \ CONTACT: Lols P1uley Branch Manager 4 • RUBBER BACIC• e tlave hundr ed$\ ..oJ carpet values, Your lob ce be completed In l to weeks No long wa111110 period Our Installer has i8 vears experience Exferl lnsta~latlon You 'll Ike what you get . CAL\. H2 4111 ' TALK TO WENDELL ·: GRIITE, CARPET CONSUL TAN1 JIOTLANC FURNITURE · 741-lm " ' 1972 PONTIAC......................... s1695 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Granville, 4 Dr. H.T., loaded . 1972 FORD LID ...................... s1995 • Dr .. air, aulo , P S.. P B ' 1971Yorker, ,QiRYSLER ......................~1595 4 dr . •edan , air, P 5, P B BUICK RIVIERA ...............s1995 Sport Coupe, fully equipped • "Of air, aulo , P S, P B , V-roof 1972 MERC. MONTEGO....... :.... 51795 1971 FORD t DR ..................... SS95 1971 PINTO RUNABOUT ...........s1095 1969 MERC. 00UGAR .............,.Sl195 2 Dr H T.. nice car QUALITY Motor Co. 1975 CAPRICE CLASSIC 15495 4 door , Co Demo, •ondstone fin ish, vinyl top & v1 nyl tr im, AM radio& Tape, air cond, automaflc, P.S, P B , P door locks, P windows, Cruise Confrpl, comforlllf, deluxe bumper & guards Th is car Is really loaded & carries new cor title& bal of warranty Sav~ 1970 CHEV. CAMARO 12095 350 V 8 oulomatk Iran• , power steer ing and brake•, dork green flnl$h , vinyl roof , saddle bucket seats, console, radio, like new w w tires. 1'70 NOVA V-ICPE. '$1295 Blk , vinyl roof, grey finish , good tires. automat1c, power sleerlng, radio. • was See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Now Dodge Pol Custom 4 brown With matchmg roof and In terior , fa ctory 1r Very sherp l2 29S grey 72 Buick Etectrl, gold , v lop, beige 2 dr lnter io,. tull power , Was S2895 Now 4 Chevelle SS 396, ol speed 396 eng1ne pow el'" steering , radial ti res, ss wheels, one owne r, s 149S. 69 Old> 98 H. T Sldln, grey mat ching V roof and .ntenor full power, F A , w "' \189S Now 12695. 12 72 Olds 91 H. T. Sedan. whife, blk v roof, btk mterior , fult power, In ctudmg windows and 6 way seat. T wheel, radial tires, F A Was S329S Now 12895 Cutlass coupe, 110ht green vmvt lnt , 350 auto trans , p >l•·~ ~ ing , SS whee ls Now 70 Chevy EJI Camino, gold , blk v roof, blk 1nterior , v , p s , nice Was 8s , autoNow S169S 1895 10 Dodge Monaco 4-Dr .• v 8, auto , P S , P B . F A , 1 ow ner, low mileage, was Sl595 Now 11395. Old s 98 H T . sedan, blu e. matchmQ clo th ter1or. full powe r Inclu ding wmdows F A Was $1495 Now "095. 70 rack rad1al tires Now 51695 S199S I 72 Plymouth Gold Duster Coup- cylinder, 3 speed standard transmission , vinyl roof, white stdewall tires wheel dlse> Economy Car . Now $19'15. Was 75 Olds Royale 88 H. T. Sedan - brown w1th V-roof & vinyl lnteraor, full power equ1p , factory air, tilt wheel. crwse control. AM FM ste reo Many other ' 1-DELTA at HT COUPE 1-STARFIRE COUPE See One of these Courteous Salesmen: Pete Burris. IJclyd Mclaughlin or MalVin Keebaugh KARR '"& VAN _ Z AND CADILLAC.OLDSMOBILE OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6 PM Open .Saturday · Til 5.00 P.M. GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE Pomeroy.Ohio RHONE 992·5342 WAY OF DOING BUSINESS" "YOl!'LL LIKE OUR ,..:,-..:...:.:::.::.L.:'I.:____:ID::.::o:__:l_:_t=-:_::___!__T=im=e-, Food Stanip ,Otitr~ch .assured in 27 cotu1ties 2 Dr Co upe. <ull y €qu ipped MANY MORE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM nos S26tS, Old' 81 A oyat1 Coupe, w1th bile \1 -roof, blk. 1ntenor, full power, Twh!el, AM · F M rldlo, F.'ll! "'ll'!ls S3291 , Now 52f9S. 73 II . 1969 FORD LTU ...................... }695 4 Dr ·wagon 1966 CADIUAC. .........................'595 ' F A SROrt wheels . .-lt.OQQ miles 1 Was Ufl'n. No• No• S499S SAVE ON THE LAST OF THE 75'S 4 Spd , red-blac k s tr~ps, new tires Sharp r Estate far Sale MIOOLEPORT THE CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTa~ WE LOOK 1973 PINTO 4 CYL.............:.... s1895 S~d, Impala Custom ICoupe, gold . btk V root, mat ching inter ior , full power' ~ S229S. body rough SIPS. 4Dr .Sed .. fact alr , PS,P B,v1hylroo< 4 Dr Now 71 Ford Galule 500, 4-door• V 8, auto . P 5 , runs 1973-FORD GAL 500 ............... 52495 - -- ' ExCA-VA"i INv. oockho t , aACK HU t:" tor rent, hoor or dozer and dltcher Gas , contra ct Reg or ex - electric and Wille r line burial. bllsements, footers. cavatlng ty pe ser,tlc tanks 1nslalled Bill Pull ns . Phone septic svstems and brush 992 2478 cleaning. Will haul fill dirt. top soli . sand and gravel, B27 lfc - - - - - -- -- - - - -limestone for driveways and WE bu alUm lnum siding,_ roads Phone Charles R Hatfield, Backhoe Service, ouner work , roofing , Rt 1, Rutland , Oh iO, H2 paneling , pain ti ng, plum 6092 bmg , Wt. fix the whole 1 11 90tc house Ar Tromm , 7.42 5081 - - - - - -- - - - - - - I -~.Ji 2.4-tfc EX CAVATING , dozer. load er and backhoe work sept1c 1F YOU are In terested In tank s 1n stalled dump. building a new home or trucks and lo boys for hire , havin g your presenl home w ill haul tilt dirt, top soli. remodeled . contact Roush limestone and gravel.; Ca ll Construction, 992 7583, Greg Bob or Roger Jeffers , day Roush phone 992 7089, nigh t phon e 9 17 12tc 9'12 352S or 992 S232 2 11 tfc WTS'PECIALIZE In mobile home furnace repair Phone WOUL"il YOU BEL IEVI: • 992 5858 Build an ell steel building at 9 18 lie ~ole Barn prices ? Golden Giani All -Steel Buil ding s, Rt 4, BoK 148, Waverly, Ohio Phone 947 2296 Real 1 2• ttc MIDDLEPORT , " '"' decorated. carpeted . oas .. t::.PTIC lA,... K.l clea ned for ced air, 3 bedroom, l'h Modern san1tat lon 992 395ol story corner lot , sl ngte or 992 7349 garage, near school and 9 18 tfc • shopping center., $17,500 992-7624 , 586 Lincoln 51 , Middle port 9 161fc "ELWOOO SOWE~ S REPAI R i Sweepers , toasters, .rons. all small appliances. Lawn mower neK t to Slate H1gh way Garage on Rou te 7 1 Phone 985 382S 4 16 He NO. Ill - 3 BR, full bose. older home In town, Fully insu lated with storm w1ndows and 2 closed-In porches, $15,000.00. LET US DO IT! ! ·' 4 Dr Sedan, auto., P S_, P B , vinyl roof SEW IN G MACHINE, Repa~rs , serv1ce all makes PomeroY 992 2284 The Fjlbnc1 Shop . Pomerov Auth ol' rzed S1 nger Sales an d ~er v1 ce We RE ADY MI X CONCREit sharpen Sc •ss ors del rll ercd right lo your J 29 lfc pro1 ect Fas t and easy Free es timates Phone 992 3284 WILl TRIM or cut trees and Goe glem Ready MIK Co shrubbery Phone 9.49 -322 1 Middlepor t, OhiQ, " or 742: 4441 6 J O lfc Olds 91 Lu~ury Sedan, blue , matching v top 1 and inl~flor , full power T& T wheel . ,fA, radial , 1.res was U39S Now S3995. 73 It U Nov• Coupe, blue w1th blue cloth Interior , 150 V 8, auto , p s , p b , w s w 73 Cad1llac Coupe OeV11t e, while w11h v root , lull powt'r F A , n1 ce mlertor \"'a~ S5100 71 Ford LTD wagon, full power , F A , luggage 461 S. THIRD 3 Spd , stand trans SMITH NELSON MOIORS, INC. Convert1ble , lull power. lires:l 'a.r ' rad io, w s w tir es. whee ls, 12195. PHONE / 992·2196 ' From the largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator lo th e s"'allesl Heater Core Nathan Bigg~ Radiator Specialist -------------- I DAN THOMPSON 197 4 OPEL MANTA...................!2495 1900 Series, 2 dr . H T , auiomatlc 1973 aiEVY IMPALA ............... 52395 12 Bu ick LeSabre Custom ELITES & LTDs SEE AU. THESE GAS MISERS AT Fully equipped, locally owned Double Sharp Sales &Selvice 1600 Nye St. Pomeroy Ph. 992-3313 or 992-5880 TORI NOS OPEN EVENINGS TIL 7:00 EXCEPT THURS. AND SAT. Tll5 ; 00 El Camino, auto, P s , P B mo GRANAOAS See : Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, or Dan Thompson • 73 FORD RANGER ................. . Syracuse, Ohio MARVERICI(S MUSTANG II STALLIONS - - COBRA lis 73 FORD CUSTOM................ ..S2595 307 V 8, sland trans , 6'1' It bed LARRY JAVE~DER PINTOS PONYS 302, aulo, P.S, long wode bed, rea r step bu~per 1973 DiEVY %TON ........ :.... .s2195 FREE ESTIMATES NOW ON DISPLAY Sept. 23rd issue of Wall Street Journal said, "Ford Motor Company out in front with 27.5 Pet. im'pftvcment". "The highest rated six.cylinder are four Ford productswith 200 cu. inch engines ... which got 25 miles a gallon". . Ph . 99_2~99J o1 1() 1 . OUR PRICE Yo¥r Hell DeJier Th..rd St. Rae me, Ohio Ph. 941-5961 -------------- .• -------------- Fully eqllipped including Climate Con trol, tilt wheel, Cruise Control , AM-FM, stereo, v)pyl roof, radia I t1res. locally owned. 1 U.S. C:OINS We Paint Houses ·~~we Paint Barns We Paint Roofs We Paint ~ing -~76- FORDS 1974 THUNDERBIRD 2 DR. H.T. 1 Wil l be acc ept ed unt i l 9 am for Day ot Publlcatton REGULATIONS WHAT A 30>'Ei<:. = ~~==~sncci~~L~==~~ •e lilac Sedan DeVIll e, t green vmyl top 75 Old ~ Cut. Salon CPe ro leather 1nter 1or , Landau roof, bu cket seats, ' --···• , AM FM & tape , console, a.r , ss wheels, wheel, cruise control. pow seat. AM FM radio, rad1 a1 t ires 24,000 m des, radial tires, U1t5 tac t air cond Sharp SS400 ' REVIVAL SET· A revival II planned at tile Firat Church of God, New Haven, Oct. 6 through 12. Evangelist wiD be the Rev. Simon Roblnaoil of Kentucky. Mrs. Roblnaon Ia the former Mae Johnaon, daughter of Mrs. Rena Johnson, lllew Haven and the late Henry Johnaon. Services wiD be at 7:80p.m. 'lllghtly. The publlc Ia invited to attend. Two Ohio osteopaths elected WASHING'OON (UP!) The 48th annual Clinical Located on St. Rt. 7 Olester, 0 . Assembly of Osteopathic Specialists Thursday installed the following doctors as presidents. Dr. John Kline, Kirksville, Mo., as Jl'esldent of the American Osteopathic NOW YOU KNOW Mrs. James Carter and Montreal Ia the second College of Pathologists , Jimmy and Aleshia Lynn Dr. Donald Siehl , laraest FrenciHpealdng city Holsinger spent a weekend In Dayton, Ohio,, as president of in the world, Parts being the Canton with Mr. and Mrs. By Jane Reeve• the American College of WUilam Gillilan and family . A birthday wiener roast . biggest, Osteopathic Surgeons. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eddy of turned Into a porch barbecue - Dr. Martin Landis, Torch visited Martha Wednesday night, Sept. 17, Dayton, Ohio., as president of Holsinger Sunday evening . for Pud Reeves, when neigh· the American Osteopathic The youth Rally was held bors and friends turned Olllln College of Radiology. at the Eden Church Saturday the rain to wlah him a happy bor, Jean, and Carl Bates of - Dr. Wesley R. Slater, night with 116 in attendance . birthday . They included Camlrldge. Tulaa, Okla., as president of Refreshments were served Evelyn, Barbara and Brian Orner and l>u'olhy HeY the American Osteopathic after the meeting at the Well, Dorothy Smalley, Faye retutned Sunday after Academy of Orthopedics. ' parlBh ball , and Alberta Schultz, IP'ndlna aeveral da)'ll In Mr : and Mrs. VIrgil Catherine and Usa Robeon, Roanoke, Va. , Holsinger and Letitia Ann Bob, Karen and Dee Baker, ' Kltte1111 to give away at the Sporll Briefs· visited Mr. and Mrs , RoMy Dora I Hill and Mike, Kathie, Sclultz !Mme. By Ualled Preu ID• Holsinger and Brian, Sunday, Shane, Amy and ChriB of The Hill reunion was held teraallooal Mr . and Mrs . Rodney Dover, Ohio. SUnday at Da~ Orton Park NEW YORK (UP!) Burne, Little Hocking visited • ' l'tandy Reevea and "r.__!e, In Whitehall, Ohio., Attending National Basketball SUnday with Mr . and Mrs, Billie Jean, and son, were Dora! and Beulah Hill ol ANo<:laUon Commlallloner Eddie Bigley. Bradley, spent a couple ol Cherry Ridge, Pomeroy, Larry O'Brien Thursday said Mr , and Mrs. Harry days with hill parents, Pud Harold anc!' IJalen~ Kay of If Wilt Chamberlain wants to ThomflllOII, Little Hocking, and Jane Reeves. Ripley, W. ' Va ., Arnold , return to the basketball visited recently with Mr, and Jim ·and Calherlne Roblon PeW and Sarah Hill of court, it will have to be as a Mrs . James Carter and reeelved word their 11011, Pee Jarold and Jeule Loa Angeles Laker. Jimmy. Wee, was In an .auto accldant Hill o1 Toleclo and Wendy ChamberlaiJ!, who has not Vlaltlng with Mr . and Mrs. and In a Clncimatl hoepltat and Eric Cunnlnpam, Dick; played In two years, sat out VlrgU Holsinger and family Hill condllloo II good now ani! ~~~~ and JliiOil Falk, hla opllon year with the Saturday were Mr1 . he will be goJnr home 10011. Harold and Morena Hill, Bob, Lakers. He later coachl!d the Genevieve Jacobsen, Mrs. Sundayguestaoftbe Robsona . Franca, Karen, Rickie, San Diego Cooqulstadors In Slella Durst and Mrs. Dawaln were Peggy Cooper •Judy and Klirl Mary Beth and John the American Basketball 1 l Durst and Brei Rood. Shep, Peggy, Lisa and Dehner, Bud Dehner , AllillclaUon. Uhder NBA Dennis, Bruce Wlaston of Ruuell, Norma Jean, Rusty, rules, a player must play out Columbus and Pat and Tim Julie.L Jayne and soPhia IIIII, hla option year rather than sit Krautter of Columbua, • Dennll, Ann and Rex Wolfe, It out. Diana Hunley of Frog Kathleen Kathy and Clip Hollow' Nelaonville, spent a Foreet, Gherol<fand aenuce DENVER (UPI) - The CLUB TO MEET weekend with Julia ~ultz. Hill, Michael, Diane and oenver Broncos, In an effort The Su!!daY guests with the Albert Rebecca Hill, David and PORTLAND to patch up lriJury.:plagued Lebanon Golden Age Club Schultz family -were M~ Debbie Hill, Jab, Sue, Brian, secondary, Thursday placed will meet at the home ol Cora Unda Johnson and children, Qhervld 111 and Mark Hill, cornerback George Hoey on and <llarlea Hilton on Oct. B Frank and I~ Upton, Roy Rober!, Gl<l'la, Joel)' and the Injured reserve IIBt and In Portland , A potluck dinner and Marie Domlgan, Mn. Robert II West all of signed former Colorado State will he held at noon, \ Florence t:Jilley and neigh- Columbus ' star Earlie Thomas to Eden News Cherry Ridge anctnnau, ·~ MARIETTA - -The Cor- serv1ces that thea.r big city porallon for Ohio Ap- counterparts take for palachlan Development granted. announced Thursday the The program is to begin agency has reached an November I. II will be adagreement with the. Ohio ministerell by the GuernseyJY:IE :::I Deparlment of Welfare and Monroe-Noble C.A.O. The. the U. S. Department . of administrative office will be Agriculture to implement located at the GMN ComFood Slamp Outreach Ser- munity Service Center, 31~ ~­ vices throughou t the 27 7th Street, Cambridge, Ohio, Southern and Southeastern The service will require a Ohio Appalachian Counties Program Director and a The contract is designed to Secretary - Bookkeeper, provide Information and Apphcations for these jobs personal asslatsnce to the shQUJd be dtrected to Mr. many indigent and aged John Tingle, Court House, reald,lnls of each of the 16 Caldwell, Oh10 43724 , In· Conununlty Action Agencies terv1ews for job appllcanls within the COAD area. Many w1ll be conducted at the J1t.1 UOLL~RAII , of the needy for whom Commun1ty Center, October ~~;;_;::,;::;:;::~~=:::d.:::.::&:::lt?l':_::,:::N•:w:_:Jr.::_:RS::&:.:_Y__J Congress enacted the Food 22, 1975, beginning at "10 .00 .. Stamp Act have not henef11ed a .m Further mformatlon because of the lack of in- may be obtained at the IN BANKRUPTCY replace him. formation . The Outre ach Caldwell address or by NEW YORK UPI - The Service provided by this calllng (614) 732-2388. Thomas , a five -year variety store g1ant W. T. program will he very helpful veteran, was releaa,ed by The Program Director will Buffalo earlier . thla season , Grant & Co., today an- to many of our rural indigen ts be responsible for the coThe 6-1, 100-pounder was nounced II has filed a petition who are often deprived of' ordinatiOn of 36 community. obtained by Buffalo last July under Chapter II ol the aides lhioughout the COAD from the New York Jets In Federal Bankruptcy Act to area; also the <training and reorganize . Chapter II return for a draft choice. admtnlstration. Tilt' Fonner resident program permits an Insolvent finn to pos1tion shall entail the' ONTARIO, Calif (UPI) - continue operations without a establishment of a doubleThree-time IndlanapoUs 500 receivership while seeking to died on Thursday entry accounting system ; champion A.J . Foyt, 40, wUI restructure Its finances and Mrs. Jessie Shumaker, 89, collecting, mterpreUng and' drive lh the $153 ,000 U>s come to an amicable formerly of Middleport, died reporting all contractual Angeles Times 500 stock car agreement with its creditors. Thursday morning at the required data, and perform race Nov, 23; it was anPleasant View Manor in all necessary duties required, nbmced Thursday Huntington , W. Va . to maintain a quality service There have been only three A longtime resident of under the Sijpervision of the' NASCAR Grand National Broadway St., she had been COAD ·Board of Dtrectots. events here and Foyt has won TAMMYWYNETTEILL In Huntington with relatives AppliCAtiOns will he accepted two of them-the MWer High CHEYENNE, Wyo . (UPI) before entering Pleasant through October 20, 197S. The Life 500s In 1971 and 1973. - Country and Western VIew Manor. She was a ~- Secretary-Bookkeeper wiD' singer Tammy Wynette mem~r of the Middleport keep the books, maintain the' • MISSION VIEJO, Calif. Thursday was admitted to First United Presbyterla n required reports and Illes and (UPI)- Thirty top male and Memorial Hospl tal for o1r Church. serve the Direc tor in female athletes, including servatlon. She wis reported Funeral services will be secretarial assignments. tenniB stars Ille Nastase and In satllfactory condition wllll held at the Chapman Funeral EvoMe Goolagong Cawley, an undisclosed ailment, Home on Third Ave , In will compete In "The Huntington , 10 a m. SaturChallenge of the ~es, " a 12day. T~e Rev, Dwight Zavltz event competition here Oct. will officiate and burial w1ll 2:i and Nov , 7-10. , he In a Huntington Cemetery, , Tenlatively, CBS.TV has SCHMIDT HERE scheduled 10 weeks of "The WASHINGTON (UPI) DEATH TO ASSASSINS Challenge of the Sexes " W1 il Sponsor A President Ford hOllis West WASHINGTON beginning Sunday, Feb. 1. SQUARE DANCE German Chancellor Helmut Legislation has been inIn addition to tenniB , 'Schlllldt at a White House lroduced In the House of SATURDAY, OCT. 4 competition Will be heltl In luncheoo today to review Representative s by basketball, bowling, diving, At lhe Tuppers Plains European relations since Congressman Claren ce Commumty Building lncl golf, pocket billiards, rodeo , July when they met at the Miller that would require the Fire Stollen from 9 to 12 sky diving, swimming , table 'p m Music by the Kl1111 summit ' conlerence at death penalty for pres1den t1al tennis and on ' an obslacl~ Khords Helsmkl. assassins. course. I Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department . ' . �.. I • 14- The ~UySentlnel,Middleport-POOleroy, o., Friday, ()ct. 3, J975 ---------------------------1 l Area·Deaths I ;:.::::;:;:::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::;:;:;:;::::: ;:;~;:::::::: :;::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::;;4 .: ~~~~~~opa~e I) r 1:. < • Win~i~gs will buy church tefl,t ' ' .' . Bran .bandwagon is .old bat ~0· r·· ·Dr·• ·•.·•Mn..t ·w ·arm ., .·bran.d. !;: · I a Qetlfl' Indication of the U.S. )\ . CLE~ELAND (UPI) - Mrs. Ernestine B.· t:bapin; :::; ~·:· . ' 14 .. s1nspecastonlahtor•• 1 EDWIN CARSON · preceded in de~th by his wile, Industry's recovery tril!h@ · -::;:: , MEiyrtar·a'ct8 ·r ·mse.g ,•.. l WEST COLUMBIA, W. Vo . . Edith Downey' 'Bowles; one twoyear sales · sl~mp - that· ;:::-.. anu.. u .. ~ ......~. . .,. ....., . :;:: .li a.A - · F\lneral .aervlcea lor daughter, · Bertha; one · began with theC!itMt"Dnbe · >.::: , when ~e won the top· priz~ of $300,000 .In the ~hlo · :~:; . ,. . ..,, . Edwm· Cllffofd Cars011, 8( : brother, ~lph, and a sis~r. Arab oil embal'go. By laie ;: :( Lottery s Buckeye 300_ drawmg. . · . :;::: ,By RQBERTMUSEL . proach· of his 80th birthday.. brand was aske.d what Rt. 1, Weal ·Columbia, · who MabelErvlit · October, most of the higher- ::;: The mother of two gll'ls ~d the only thing she now ::;:: LoNDON !UP!) _ Dlirlng . He "retired'; some 20 years ·•principles he would suggest died Wednesday . .in the He is survived by three priced '76 models will be on :';!: planned to wy from her wmnmgs was. a-tent for her ':;;;: a . recent - congress in ago which Is his way of saying to a patl!lnt who came to see DeKalb · Publlc Hospital, sons, Joe, Rt. 2 Albany; the market. ;:;:: thurch. I • ;;:;: LuxemiJoiD'g on the diSeases he .CUI down his WOrk(O&d him today in search Of Jooger ' ·DeKalb, Ill. from an appar~nt Robert, of · Pomeroy, and Sales reports from the four ::::: "I d~~n't think I,;"o~d win here, II? I hlive. made no< of civillzaiion, a delegate from 4{)patients a day over 17 I and heaithler We. ·heart attack, 'wW be coo- Richard of Springfield, U.S. autclmakers were due ::;: plan4, , sh~ ~.~; I nught take a tnp to Arizona and :~:: drew Dr. Mu Warmbrand bours to a dozen or so patients "I would tell hlin sle.ep and · due~ Saturday al1:30 p.m. Oregon; nine grandchildren, late today. Of the II foreign ::: maybe HBwau. · . '; !;: aside and ID'ged lilm to get on and not IJI!)re than a 10-houi' rest are the two most lin· frOOl the FO!!Ieai>nli Flineral · two brothers, Elson, Athens, cars r<wrtlng results, eight !{ Eugenia R. Roses, MaSSIUon, won the $30,01_10 prize. :!::: "the ·bran bapdwagon." . day. portant things, along ·with a Home In Muon with the Rev. and Dwight of Dayton, and were above year-ago levels }!' Winners of $15,000 each were Betty W!'lte, Mt. ':::: "I think the pran theory simple diet, of course. The Robert Maring olliclallng. one sister, l'ofr's. Garnet withsevensettingrecordslor ';!; . Vernon; PbuiR.Armbruster,Cambrldge,andHarry !;'; This is the lbeory that concenirate9toomuchonone siesta after a big lunch Ia a , Burial wW be in the Pine HID tnbrich, i\thens. September. Tussey, Catlettsburg,,Ky.. . !::: many of the digestion-related rood byp~ct", he said. good idea becausefoodneeds i Cemetery ' at Rlpley. 1 Funeral services wiD be The Japanese-built ~bun, :;:;: Here are Ulls week s wmnlng numbers m the Ohio :!;l diseases of Western inan can "You can also .get a .Jot of rest to digest, not exercise. If VlaltaUon hours wiD be after beld SUnday at 1:30 ·p.m. at the 'No I selling import In :::: lottery : ::~ be prevented, cured or roughage and the same effect a siesta is impossible this is a 3 p.m. today at the funeral the Hlghes Funeral Home Augusi, set a September , :m: . Nmnber 723 (seven-tw()o(hree l in any box on ticket ameliorated by replacing from fruit and.· raw workable substitute even in a h001e. · with the Rev . Paul G. record with 26,887 sales, up 32 :::~ WillS $20. . . ... g with bran the roughage vegetables, especi~ly im busy office: close the eyes; Mr. Carson, a retired dairy Williams officiating. Burial percentfromlastyear. Other ;:;:: N~bers 981 (IUIIe-et~to()ne) and 856 (etght.five- :;:;: aomettmes processed out of abundance of gr~s. and, cupthehandsoverthemand Iarmer, was a graduate of will be in ' Alexander imports establishing new. . ;!;( six) m green and blue. wms $500. . >,:;; ' foods. Th~ newly fashionable from any whole gtaln-w~ole rest that way for five or 10 Nmnbers 981and 856 m blue boxes Wlll5 $1,000: · ·;:;; theory Is based on the fact ' wheat, rye, oats, brown rice, minutes. A couple of llines an West Virginia University, Cemetery. Friends may call sales •marks were Honda, :!:l; li29, and a member ·of the at the funeral home after Flat, Subaru, Triumph, ::;;; Nwnbers 981 and 856 In green bo~es ellgtble for \!!' , these diseases are far less barley. All of them supply afternoon will J)lake' a dH-~ Peugeot and AHaRomeo. ::;: $300,000 dl'awlng am! automatically WlllS f 15,000. ;:;; frequent In primitive com- bulk and fibre and, taken as ference. ' Ohlo.W. Va. Farm Bureau. noon on Saturday. . A Detroit analyst said the :::: Locky Buck Winning Numbers: 336 (three three six) :!:: munltles living closer to part of 8 simple and sensible "Take reasonable exercise, I He was born January 3, 1909, first two periodS of Oclolier :':: and 999624 (nine nine nine six two four). ::l llfture. . diet, Will do a lot towards don't smoke, avoi!l heavyf In Ripley, a son of the late MARY MOORE John Edward Csrsoo and . Mrs. Mory Ellen Moore, 72, ~~:~~~,!~~~.~st·year or }:;:,:-:;:,:,:,:;:,:;:,:,:;:;:::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::<?' b;:: ::~=d ~:: he~::::i);·~egetarlan ~! ':en~bl~~::!: Jean Cllffo·rd Arntstrong Stewa~t. died at her home Carson. He Ia survived by a ,. early Friday morning Detroit automakers are Warmbrand gently remind himself, Warmbrand says he . when impollllble. I mean~ brother, George A. Carson, . following 'a lingering lllne98. holding their productloo this WI thelt.!lenersofhlaownpaper hasnoobjectiontoleanmeat, hard.fat beef, eggs, mature Rl. I, ,Weal CoiUIIlbia; a Mrs. Moore was horn at month about 11 per cent In ~hlch he began waging a lean fish and chicken cheeae. But soft cheeses like' alster, Mrs. Mary Jo Riley, Torch, the daughter .of l~e. below last year to avoid The Salvation Army In in Syracuse and esch paUent, campaign lor bulk and (without the skin because cottage, farmer and rlcotta .' West Palg) Beach, Fla., and late John ~ . and Mary · having to Idle large numbers Pomeroy is a busy group. to deliver their home-made . roughage In the Western diet that's where the fat is). He are fine." • ~~everal nieces and nephews. Gooden Brandeberry. She of workers If sales don't pic~ Besides the regular Sunday bibs and gowns to the some 60 years ago. And that, says- li!Sdietary Ideas are Warmbrand said he was ' was a member of the Stewart up, · · and Thursday meelings at the management for disbibution. while he Is dellgh~ at the based on long observation CHice accused of advocating a · United Methodist Church and Ford and General Motors wiD local Corps on . Butternut Two SyracUBe shut-ins were · belated surge of Interest, he that the body, given a chance, . faddish· diet In his emphasis · SURVIVORS USTED A survivor of MlltCUI R. during her We had worked for be the only Detroit Ave., to which the public is vlsl~ in their homes at that does not beUeve bran Itself In can recover from many of the CHI greens: · ' Chambers, 84, rormer some 16 year-s as a nurses automlikers closing plants welcome, the Ladies group of lime with song and prayer as the whole story. maladies that afflict II. "Where will I get my protetni~ Middleport businessman who aide at the Sheltering Arms next week. The cutbacks wtll Home Leaguers arid ~ague they were ~d at the On the way back to his He regards the "right from?" came the complaint. · died Wednelday night al and O'Biene98 Hospitals In keep Industry short and long of Mercy are still at work meetings at the Corps which, . offices In Stamford, Conn., foods" as especially im.- "Where d~ the cow get . Veterans Memorial H01pttal, Athens. She had been a term layoffs nearly level ,with doing service for others and they were unable to attend. and Orlando, Fla., Warm- portanl In prevenllng ar- them from?", Warmbrand ' not named earlier Is · a resl~nt .of Stewart lor .IS this week, with · Indefinite - having their fourfold purpose Family night of the Home .. brand palJSed In London for thrltis. A prollflc author In sal,d. layoffs . affecting 73,000 of worship, fellowship, League was held when the some reflections on the ap- the field of health, Warmbrother-In-law,. Davia c. years. Surviving are her husband, workerun<! one-week layoffs education .and service. ,. Middleton, Dayton , Mr. husbands and children were • Clambers was an elder of Ule Lewis L. Moore; two idling 13,125 workers. They visited the rest home invited. The picnic with some Firat United Pre1bytertan daughters, Mrs. Janice potluck, was at the home of Church In ftllddleporl and had Hawk, Las Vegas, and Mrao Mr. and Mrs. Marvin '• . served on the Middleport Wyona SCHiger, Mansfield; McGuire back of P001eroy on Board of Education 16 years. five staters, Mrs. Flossie Route 7. The yard was Kelly, Vincent; Mrs. Nancy decorated and the games alld Holzer Medical Center Hall and Mrs. Doris Sweeney, PLEASANT VALLEY ALVETASMITH devotions were arranged by (Dtscb•rges, Oet.Z) DISCHARGES - Mrs. Mrs. Betty McGuire and her , SAN FRANCISCO'(UPI) - Burns, who recently proposed CsWornla. He sajd the UFW Funeral services for AIVela both of Stewart; Mrs. Ellen Faye Adams, Wanda Atha, Kathem Roush Smith, 34, Crow, McArthur, and Mrs. Ray Bailey, Ajny Collins, R098 Morris, West Columbia; daughters following the meal. George Meany launched the to cure unemployment by faces "colluslort" between who died Wednesday mor- Joseph Kidwell, Columbus; Darleen Crank, Goldie Davis, Mrs. Robert ' Shamblin, Poems and prayers were A.FL-CIO's national con- putting jobless workers Into the wealthy state agriculture ning, hl!ve been changed 12 grandchildren and four Ruby Delaney, Mary Lou Henderson; Mrs. Steve given. ..., renlton lit typical fashiOn - government · service at Industry and the teamsters .. son, Point from 2 p.m. Saturday to 10 great-grandchildren. She was Edwards, Barry Gar!lner, Gillispie, Six comrades present portraying President Ford as salaries below the minimum "Perhaps someday when the , a.m. at the Rawlings-Coats preceded In death by two Ruth Garrett, Shane Good- Pleasant; Mrs. Archie Logue, over70 years of age also an ac~~ wtlng the "old Nixon wage. Teamsters of this nation Funeral Home In Mlddlel>ort. als~rs and two brothers In man, Margaret Hamjlton, Bidwell; William McKnown, entered into the games. The script, ~ID' Burns as a realize the shameful addtti!lfl to her parents. Meany said Burns' procieedure being conclueled Trudy Jones, Freddie Ken- Letart; Mrs. Sidney Jones, Musser boys from Flatwoods sad soul drooling over his Funeral services wiD be drick, Chester Leaper, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. won the '"Item Tray" guess; ~termllk'.' JOSIAH BOWLES and the proposal ''may ·well be" the by Uleir leaders, maybe they held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Charity Mattox, Margate! Lawrence Steele, Coolv!Ue; Debbie McGuire Josiah (SI) Bowlea, 72, Rt. the Teamsters as a group un- admlnlatratlon's program. may have· a change of mind 2, Albany, died unexpectedly White Funeral Home In Neel, Edna Oliver, Bertha Franklin Blankenship, Leon, "Number guess";.' Terry worthy to be ·called a .IJ!Iioo. He said Burns' objective Ia to and come back, come back Thursday afternoon at CoolviDe wtiJI Ule Rev. H. L. Rlghthouse, Marvin and Howard Rickey, P~pl. McGuire the "Pop Corn . The AFL·CIO president let .employ workers at "coolie not Into the AFUIO, but 'at looae Thursday in a speech wages"- le98 that $4,200 a least come back to the poinl O'BI'e neu Memorial McDaniel officiating. Burial Robinson, Angela Rowe, Kerne Is " 'an d Conn_ 1e Hudson, that ltl lz d th d will be In Carthage ceme~ry. Jeffrey Sayre, Sr., Juanita H01pttal, Athens . . the Door Prize. . cr c e e a - year-and destroy the where tbey can call themMr. BcM>Iea was born In Friends may call at the SJgman, Effie Trotter, - - , , Thirty present to parllike of ~atlon's economic and present system of unemploy- selves a trade tm!OO· Athena County, the son of the funeral home at any lline Jacqueline Vance, Minnie the fellowship were Mr aitd forei8D policies and called lor ment Insurance. · new leadership. late JW~~ph and M)Ttle Smith altar noon on ~turday. Washington, Virginia ' Mrs. Musser with Rudy, .But M;eany saved his most Bowles. He was a retired "In words," Meany Barbara, Dorothy, Dennis .Wnted critl lam 1 Fed . 1 Wldge~, Minnie Wright. ~-•unJa farmer. , He was also and John; Eloise Adams; Mr. ....,.. c or era said,"~. Burns' diaasteroua (Btrlbs,Qct.ZJ · • ~ .. . and ·Mrs. McGuire, Reeks, Reserve Board Chatman program for tbe last six and a Mr .. and Mrs. Patrick · half years Is not enough. In Bailey, son, Jackson; Mr. The Veterans Meinorlal and Ragena, Conhle Hudson addition to high unemand Mrs . . Gary Cooper, H<ispital Speech and Hearing and Seven: Lynne Arma and · .ployment and lnflatlon .. .he YOUTHS TO MEET daughter, Racine; Mr. and Clinic will be resumed Jeanie; ·Envey and Mrs. Ray wants to destroy aU the social Tbere wiD be ari executive Mrs. Andrew Greene, son, Saturday at the Pomeroy Wining; Mr. and Mrs. Slllrtnt· TONITE THAU SUN. ·gains of the past 40 years." committee meeting of the Ravenswood, W. Va.; Mr. Elementary School 1\'lth Mr. and Mrs. Hayes; Mr. and JoeF~er OCT. 3-5 ' ..,....,, Meigs County Youth Rally at and Mrs. Michael HID, son, se98tons to be conducted (rom Mrs. Terry McGuire of Salem "Poor ArthtD', there he Is WASHINGTO]'I (UPI) 7:30 p.m. Saturday tn. the Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. 9a.m. to noon every Saturday Cen~r with Terry, Jr.; Major William Peter Blally's lost In time and place, The price lor mallq a one"THE EXORCIST" Bradbury Church of Christ Ronald Kemper, son, North- for the next 10 weeks. Glenna Rununel; Mrs: Caryl drooling over his buttermilk ounce first clauletter wtll ~ (Technlcolorl basement. All ·· officers, up; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny . Any chtld or adult is Cook; Mrs. Kennedy; Ronda NEW YORK (UP!) -The In a world that Ia just too upfnm10centsto ,13centaon Starring Elll!n BUrstyn and mlnlaters and represen- Mtdkllf, daughter, Jackson. welcome to report 'to the ·Barnhart and Jackie Justis. New York Meis, coollnutng Max Von Sydow. tatives fr001 church youth LAST SUNDAY afternoon tllelr practice of htrtbg from much for l).lm to bear," he Dec. 28, the Postal Service clinic during the hilurs lor said. says. groups are asked to at~nd evaluation. There Is ~o Major Gle~ Rummel and within the organization, The rate for post cards wiD Show Slorta II 7:00p.m. the sell8ion.. YPSM Eloise. Adama of the lpday named Joe Frazier, a ~harge. Mrs. Susie Heines Is Although Ford replaced rise frOOl 7 tot cents. Parcel Veterau ~ort8fkoopllal local Crops attended the man with a, weD-known name the coordinator, and the stalf Richard M. Nixon as polt ratea will go up aboutiO ADMITTED - Dorothy senior Inspection aod pralae •liut an unknown peraonallty, of the clinic wiD be from Ohio President, Meany said, "tbe. per. cent. Snyder, Hockingport; Hobert meeUng In Athens with Major to ·be their new manager. sad fact11that when it COOJea Postmaster General Durham, P001eroy; Harold Unhersliy . Diagnostic and Mrs. Donald Lance, the Frazier, $3, Is .a f(lnner tO economic and foreign ·Benjamin F. Ballar had ;.Jeffers, Pomeroy; Robert services In speech, language Divisional Secretary· from While, Long Bottom; and-a- hearing are available Cincinnati Hq. Envoy .and .rna)« leaguer who · played policies President FMI Is announced earlier that the four big .gue IM'BIOIIS with stiU playing by the old Nixon rate increases would be hekl Lawrence Wllaon, HemJQck tlu'ough the clinic. All former Mrs. Ray Wining did not feel the Cleveland Indians, St. script. cUenta of the clinic ire to ' up until sometime after Grove. . well enough to attend, so sent Loula Cardinals, anctnnatl report at their regularly Christmas. DIScHARGED - Sandra those delegates. scheduled time unless Reda and Baltimore Orioles. Meany described Ford as a The air maU rate wtll rlee , Carl, John Sellers. · Frazier had a 10-year "decentandhonCI'ableman" noWied otherwlae. frnm 13 to 17 centa for the . minor league managerial '. wbo nonetheless has allow~ first ounce, but It Is. on the .career during wblch lime he the crlala created by Nixon to way out. Tbe POIIal Service Clear, cool tOnight, lowa_)n woo five champlonshiPI, the reach "even grester propor- expecta by Oct. 11 to be the low 40tt. Fair Saturday, lateat of which Will the 'In- lions " I!Jendin8 all Intercity •first · highs In low 701. Probability ternatlonal League title at . clalll mall by air al the of rain ~ zero per cent Tidewater Ibis seaaon. . ' Meany's attack on the regular rate If distance With the Meta, he replaces today, tonight and Saturday. Teamsters came as the warrants lt. interim manager Roy McMU· adopted a After that there wW be no !an, who pUotl(l the club for convention resolution sgpportlng the point In buying and.alr maO . 82 'games after ~ over UNIT CALLED United Farm Workers' llamp, and poll offices wtll The , Pomeroy E-R squad for Yogi Berra, fired Aug. 7. organizing battle< In stop lasuing tbem. answered a call to Vetera111 Memorial Hoapllal Friday morning to trwport BJU Klein, Injured In an auto accident Thursday night to St. J o~eph Hospital In Parkersburc. At &:18 p.m. •, Thursday, the iquad wu ' . C8iletl fCI' Rabert Davia, Roae Come In ana ask us about an Auto Loan. You'll be pleased with our last, elticient service. Hill. Mr. Davil dead Thr ifty rates. And personal attention. 1 ·",,,.._the squad'• arrival. At We like to go one step 1urtner1or you. p.m. Tllursday'the squad NEW SH I PMENT wu called to Iipper Plmeroy • fCI' Dlnnts Riffle., wild wu JUST ·taken to Ve~raila Mernorta1 · Sal• _In Hoapltal. ARRIVED . ~~o() a }Thur~~-yErugtyrhlilt '\'"''""";" ........ . : ll k t ....... ' CHESHIRE Miss Yarbr ough of ,Rt. 1, Marsha Dillard, daughl<r of . Gallipolis; and Miss Julia Mr. and Mrs. John Dillard, Polcyn , daughter of Mr. ard Rl. I, Gallipolis, was crowned Mrs·. . Don Polcyn of Rt. I, Homecoming Queen at Kyger Gallipolis. Creek High School Fridax The crown bearer was Miss nighI. Jan Stidham, captain of the Miss Dillard, a senior, was varsity cheerleaders and the escorted by Jim Ward: a queen's bouquelof roses were member of the KC football held by Dawn Martin, coteam. She was accorded the captain of the Varsity honur as a result of a student Cheerleaders. The queen was election held earlier in the crowned by C. ·Comer day. Bradbury, Gallia · County ,Runner.ups were Miss School Superintendent. Cindy Price, daughoor of Mr. The homecoming festivities and Mrs. C. William Price of opened with the Kyger Creek Rt: I , Cheshire, and Michelle Bobcat band under the Ojala, daughter of Mr; and direction of Miss Cindy Mrs. Allan Ojala of Rt. 1, Thompson playing various Gallipolis. patriotic numbers while the Attendents were Leslee queen candidates and class Ojala, daughter of Mr. and attendant.s motored around Mrs. Allan Ojala; Miss the field in convertibles. Debbie Clevenger, daugh~r Escorts were Charles of Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Brown, J. D. Taylor, Ralph Baylor, Jim Ward, Mike Bareswelt, and Jim ArmEXTENDED OI,JTLOOK bruster. · Monday through The second annual parade Wedneoday, generally lair in the Village of Cheshire was and mild with above held in connection with the normal temperatures. annual homecoming Highs wlll be in the lOs and festivities. The theme for the lows wlll be In the upper 40s • homecoming was "The Spirit and lower 50s. Continued on page 18 \. .? ti :r H .GALUA'S PUNT, PASS & KICK CONTEST WINNERS ...: Gallia County's six winners iri the i975 Punt, Pass & Kick Contest sponsored by the Gallipolis Area Jaycees and Thaler rna.: G b SA roup u.Sy 'th GALLIPOLIS - Rod Tolliver, Galli a Academy High School's Marching Band Director, said Saturday the band will compete in the third annual ''Festival of Cham· pions" Oct. 11 at Le.xington k wor . othJ y Mets employ MEIGS lHEATRE First class letter cost to 13c soon PTION ·weather .. FEVER. .,I Elberfelds In Pomeroy lllth ANNIVERSARY SALE. ·Annlve~ry .. .. pon~eror. . '. rutland "'"-.:1 ilatl9 .. . . -.bank · Infants, Child11115, Mens &Wornens Sbls thebcncrl the Olllluiy . ... d11Jhulll12 \ .I I .I Member FDIC I 1 ' MIDWEST LOSING CLEVELAND (UP!) Tbe indultrlal Mtdwelt Ia rapidly lostns Ita oncedamlnut role utile natton•a lnd•trlal hearlland, u ofllclal of the ACidelnJ flir Contemparary ProbleDII said hen Friday. ~ MODERN. SUPPLYI . mW.MIIII ' ' fn·21M ' '"'-;Ollie· The Sture With "ALL kiNDS Of StUFf''; FOR PETS · STAB~ES ·LARGE & SMAt.L ANIMALS . , · LAWNS AND GARDENS. . i. ';, IIAUSALE The youths of Darcas will sp0111or a bake aale Saturday morntnc, Oct. 4, at the Ricine Home NaUonal Bank. '1: Bargains Ivery 1/)epartment on All Thi'N Floo,..,s. . . Home Furnishings·Annex ancfthe Mecha.,lc Street Warehoul8 l ' Sll)p StllP SATURDAY 9:30 TO- i PM Elberfelds In: Pom·e~ this week. There will be 16 bands in the Lexington conoost. MARSHA DILLARD AND ESCORT Jim Ward, set•ior , gridder. ' ' . tntint Your Invited Guest Re_a~hing More . ·rh"" 12,000 .families · ' Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley VOL 10 . NO. 36 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1975 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS ·r• .KEN BIJCXLEY AND ROY VAN METER, I-t>, both · Ccltltnictlm Co., New Castle, Pa., co~er at the work site on the Pomeroy-MSJ!On Bridge which Is expected to reopen on or Baird, project engineer of the Ohio Department of before Oct. 20, atlealt six weeks Shead of schedule. Engineers,' and Blll Branscome, vice pl'l!lident of the Conn m.p:ect«s for the Ohio Department of Transportatloo; Jim • Bri.-dge reopening _ . THESE WEWERS ARE nearing completim of their work on the POO!etOy-Mason bridge. The welders are . c(i'ming by Oct. 20 By Bob Hoentch POMEROY - Traffic on · the .Pomeroy-Mason Bridge - closed for repairs since Aug. 4 - will ,roll again on Oct. 20 and perhaps even sooner. · This good hews lor residents of the Big Bend area was given Friday to 'rimes· Sentinel staff members by officials.of thr Ohio Department of Transportation and the Conn Construction Co., New castle, Pa., the contracting firm on the repair work. · The October 20 reopening of the bridge places the repair work at leasl six weeks ahead of the contract deadline for the repair work which, according to the original contract, was Dec. 1. Word of the reopening of the bridge some six weeks shead of the conlract deadline of Dec. 1wlll be good news to area business people who report they have been hard Mt. SOO!e business people have liepor~ their operations down from 20 to 30 percent in volume since the closing. The word also"' will be good news to many workers in both Meigs and Mason Counties who have had •BILL GRUESER, ol near to ride a ferry between Pomeroy and Pomeroy, explains detailed and In- · Mason In order to get to their jobs. In times trlcate wetdla& being used In of high water, workers have had to drive replacemeat ol part of the noor of the • vta Point Pleasant In order to reach their Pomeroy Muon Bridge. Grueser Is employment. · foreliiiD olthe crew of six l""al welders Glenn A. Smith, Gallipolis, district who uve worlted every day of the last Ohio Department of Highways director in 15 worklnc days despite rain on seven of Marietta, said Friday night he anticipates those days. • thalli wlll·be October 20 before the bridge . Parent-teacher group· • proposed in schools MONDAY THROUGH lHURSIMY 9:30 To 5:00 con test as announced earUer tmts ' ' same day, the band wilt not partlcipaoo in the Athens + to manage club . the invitation last Monday afternoon alter last Satur. day's first place finish at the Marshall Tri-State Contest. Due to the fact that the Athens contest and the Lexington contest are "" I he Sunny and ·warm Sunday and Monday ..Highs in the mid and upper 70s. Clear and not as cold Sunday night. Lows in the upper~40s and low 60s. . Meany opens convention ~sing well-worn message O:inic re8UJnes' High School in Lexington, 'Ohio, near Mansfield. .To be eligible for the competition, a band must be current champions of at least one marching band competition. The band received Weather or. HOSPITAL NEWS Ford are, left to 'rlght, Kev Caj'ly, 6; Tommy Duncan, 9; Jerry Prendergast, 10; Mike Kamman, contest chairman; Ronnie Myers, 11; Jay Burleson, 12and Mark Sheets, 1~ . See details on page 21. GARS Band invited to champions' festival . .. .activities ' ' Marsha Dillard . " is KCHS queen • I I . .• GAL~IPOLIS - The' Galli,a County Local Teachers Auoclatlon 'is EXecutle Commit~ In a special se~lon last week de~rmlned to form a parent· te,-cher c~mmlt~ In the GaUJa.,.County Local School District, _ BID Bahr, president of the Teachers Asaoclallon, said lhe purppse · of the· committee -II of utmost Importance In the future to maintain the Galli• Coitnty Local School Dilbiel. Bahr aald it aloo is hoped such a cl.lllmittee will ~elp develop more Input by I . parent& and teachers to the bqard of ·education as the district hopefully progra~~essoon Into a program to provide more 'ancl better educalionil opportunl ties for children olthe county. All parents and teachers In the district are encouraged to attend an ·organtzalional meeting leading lo eala!lllahlng the committee at ·the Rio Grande College cafeteria at 7:30 p.m . . 1'.;eSday, Oct. 7. Anyone having tmy ques''ons as 1o the meeting may tall Bahr at 446-2642. of steel grating. One hundred feet of weld was required on each section of the grating. Grueser outlined the addiUonal processes required in fitting the eight fool sections together, In addition to .welding work required at each side of the sections. Grueser also described the welding in the grating Installations. :'We're local too, aM no one wants the job done any sqoner than we do," Gruesersaid. • He explained lbat due to the Intricate welding required on the job, doubling the crew would not have been practiclil or even economically feasible. 'Little addltlonal work could have been ac· e001pllshed through a bigger crew, he slated. 1 With the grating ~~;ork almosllinlshed, the next step will be pouring the concrete over the new section." Pouring will take will be opened . However, he said the reopening could occur a few days earlier, "II all goes well." Bill Branscome, viee president of Conn Construction Co,, indicated al~o that the bridge may be reopened as eary as October 1~. However, it could come a few days la~r. Branscome said. Much ol the credit for the reopening six weekS ahead of the contract deadline ha~n given to a six man welding crew, all residents of the Big Bend area, under direction of BUJ Grueser of near Pomeroy. The local crew with Grueser as foreman and Job superin~ndenl has worked six dayn week, 10 hours a day for the past 15 days despite inclement weather. Large plastic covered frames were constructed under .which the men could work in rain which has fallen seven of the past 15 working days. The frames were made so that while providing workers protection from the weather they also were easily mobile, allowing .the welders to move right along. . Friday afternoon, Grtieser explained to · the Tlmes-Senti.nel staff details of the welding techniques necessary·on 310 feet Newsman Monroe speaks Wednesday at RGC~CC ,_ TALK WITH REP POMEROY - A representative from Congressman Clarence E. Miller's office Will conduct an op'en door session from 10 a.m. to noon In the courthouse here Oct. 8. Everyone having questions concerning the Federal Govel'llment should stop by to discuss them; GLASS SHOT GALLII'OLIS - An act of vandalism was lnvesligsted Saturday by ·city police officers. According to the report, someor.e , shot a hole in the lube room -glass at Russell's Shell Service Station on Second ~. BilL MONROE Stobart is ·candidate However, Stobart has purchased the residence of the late Dr, John Philson and he and Mrs. Stobart moved into the home on Aug . 26. Alter 30 days' residency tn Racine, Stobarl was eligible to file as a write-in candidate fp,r the mayor's. post and did so as a write-in candidate with the ·board of election several days ago. Mr . and Mrs. Stobart operate the Steamboat • Restaurant in Racine. · l'f'Siflent nf fl ;'l('iMP . 1 ... . ,. . RIO GMNDE - Rio.Grande College- ' RACII'. I.:: - · Frederick J. Slobart has filed as a write-in candidate for mayor of Racine. Stobarl had earlier filed a petition of candldaey lo! lhe post with the Meigs County Board of Elections. However, the board of elections In a hearing Aug. 21 on a protest filed by .Rbclnr Mayor Charles Pyles declared Stol>art's candidacy in· valid on grounds Stobart was nnl a credi~ with being most important In complelton pf the bridge repair work about six weeks ahead of .the scheduled deadline. place probably ThtD'sday and from five to was that . two hours was ad~.ed to each seven days will be required for the CID'ing working day on the project. Bill Branscome, vice president of of the new concrete. · A speedup in the repair work was Conn, said Friday that no arrangement.s brought about primarily through protests have been made on reducll'lg the time that the ' bridge wiD be closed between his of local resident.s. A public meeting held In Pomeroy on company and the Ohio Department of Sept. 2 at the Pomeroy Elementary School Highways, the bridge will be closed the was at~nded by well over ·150 persons next lime from March 15 to Nov. 15. However, Branscom~ says his comincluding many business and community pany is going lo sit down with slate of· leaders. The group protested the Dec. I ficials and see what can be worked out in reOpening date lor the bridge as an unreasonable time because they fell that reducing th,e time CHI lbat phase of the work was not being done as fast as project. The bridge structure has been painted po98ible. )l was pointed out at that time the and three state Inspectors have been on contract between the State and the Conn hahd during the first project. The in· Construction Co. permitted the company spec tors have worked along with Conn•Co. employes to insure that the work is done until Dec. 1 to complete the task. Sen. Oakley Collins, Rep. Ron James properly as the project progre~~Bes. Needless to say, many, many Meigs and Glenn A. Smith of the Ohio Depart· and Mason residents are looking forward menl of Transportation attended that to· Oct. 20 or sooner when their trans· public meeting and P.ledged support of portation problems will be a bit easier - at local residents in seeing what could be least for a few months. done to speed up ihe project. The result "' Rio Grande Community College will present BID Monroe, noted news reporter, ' as guest speaker on October 6 at 8 p.m. In the College dining Hlill. There is no ad· Ritsalon charge; the public Is Invited. A1972 Peabody A'fard for excellence in news reporting to B~Monroe, Washington ·editor of NBC Television ·Network's "Today" program, documented what the nation's officials and lawmakers have known for alongt\llle - that Bill Monroe's inlervlews make news. Monroe's Washington Interviews and byline reports l9r "TQday" started In 1968. .They have, uccording to.a recent survey, helped mlike that program the morning show that is watched more often than any other among government. people. Aimos everyone of Importance who has moved across the Washington scene in recent years has aired his views on the "Today'' Jlrogram - with an lnterrogaUve nudge from Mr. Monroe. -.1 The names on his conversatlopal roster range from Spiro Agnew, Barry Gold· water, Elliot , Richardson and John Connally to Edll),Und Muskie, Ted Kennedy, George McGovern and Ralph Nsder. From outside J he Capitol, he has in· terviewed such notables as Governors Nelson Rockefeller (New York) and Ronald Reagan (Cblifornia). Bill Monroe joined NBC In 1961 as Washington Bureau Chief. Before that, he had been news director of WDSU-TV in New Orleans for six years, during which period the station won a PllbodY Award and two.awards of the Radio-Television News Directors AssoclaUon for its news coverage nnd editorials. Mr. Monroe was responsible for placing the first TV cameras in the Louisiana legislature lo· film' floor debates. Wliile attending Tulane University, he began his news career in the New Orleans Bureau of United Press Internalloll!ll. He was graduated Pili Beta Kappa In 1942, and after servlng three years in the Army Air Corps, subaequenUy spent four years In ral(io news with WNOE, New Orleans, and then five years as associate elditor and chief editorial ~writer of the New Orleana Item. Monroe has covered every national, political convention since 195tl and Is a past' president of the Radio-TV Correspondents Association. Mr. Monroe lectures e~· elusively through the.'American Program Bureau. ,. ~ 1 � 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/. 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