https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5ea1ef141f9293dcd819938664591e18.pdf 2b3a5b20b44cecf1d880f070668fda8d PDF Text Text • 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 21, 1972 . POWs Rushed to ' ELBERFELD I P ER END OF .THE MONTH SALE . . l WOMEN'S BELTS Our entire stock of chain or leather bells is reduced for this sale. Accessories, First Floor I Missy and Junior Sizes Friday and Saturday Only Reg. Reg . Reg. Reg . Reg . 65.00 62.00 58 .00 54.00 52.00 Coats Coals ,. Coa t s Coats Coats . . . - • • • 48.88 l 46.88 \ 43.88 40.88 and t Easy to use pressure ca n. ' l 11 ounce size. Colgale· l Palmolive Company. Sale Price FRAGRANCES \ Sizes 28 to 44 ..__.._...._.._, ..... ,..,,._..__.,_, ~-- ..... l1 Body Shirt. Body Shirts Body Shirts Body Shirts Body Shirts Body Shirt. Body Shirts • . . . . . . . Ready To Wear. Second Floor. ~- ....._._...._.., .............. Sale 10.49 Sale 9.09 Sale 6.99 Sale 6.29 Sale 5.59 C Sale 3.49 1 Sale 2.79 _.._---- J _........... _. This Sale Only WOMEN'S SLACKS Double knit polyester or acrylic. Regular . Junior . Large sizes. Reg . 12.98 Reg. 11 .98 Reg. 10.98 Reg . 9.98 Reg . 8.98 ReQ . 7.98 Reg. 5.98 Reg. 4.98 Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Sale 10.39 Sale 9.59 Sale 8.79 Sale 7.99 Sale 7.19 Sale 6.39 Sale 4.79 Sale 3.99 & & & & & & & & & & Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans lI l l 8.99 7.49 6.79 5.99 5.29 4.49 3.79 3.39 2.99 2.59 Sale Sale Sale Sale 5.29 , 3.69 l 2.79 2.19 (Slight irregulars) Sale 12.79 Sale 9.39 Sale 8.49 Sale 7.69 Sale 5.99 Sale 5.09 Sale 4.29 Sale 3.39 Reg . Reg . Reg . Reg . Reg . . _. 7.00 All over Control Girdles . . - . Sale 4.99 6.00 Hold Up Girdles . · · · · · · · · Sale 4.59 4.00 Triple Control Girdles . . . . . . Sale 3.19 3.00 Natural Look Bras · - - - - Sale 2 for 5.00 1.69 Full Figure Bras · . . . . . Sale 1.29 .... - -- ---- --·-·- ..... Girls 3-6und7-14 Infants PlAYWEAR FALL SKIRTS SALE PRICES Friday · Saturday SALE PRICES! ! ! Excellent pattern and color selection . 100 Per cent Nylon . While they last . SALE 2 pair 1.00 Mens 5.95 Shirts Mens 6.95 Shirts ~_.._.. .... ·- _,_.._ ,_.. .... ' .... I J 3 for 1.00 I I Irregulars) Assorted patterns and SAIGON (UPI)-The United States sent controversial Flll swingwing jet fighters over North Vietnam Thw-sday for the first time since 1968 in the fourth consecutiv~ day of mass strikes against the North by more than 300 U.S. fighter- . · . . . · . . . . · • . . · i . . . · • . . ;:···- 4.70 5.60 6.00 6.50 7.50 _.._..__..__.,._._..,_._..._.._,._..__.._._.._.._._......... ~-··_.. ___...._..' ____ ,; 4.95 Shirts . . - . . • 5. 95 Trousers • . . . . Sale 2.50 Sale 3.00 JI ......-------............ ----- ---- -·----SALE! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Sale 1.35 Sale 1.65 27 inch s ize. White with black trim . Racing sty le seat · black taped and plugged racer design handlebars · racing tires · hand operated front and rear brakes. . SALE 88.00 Be sure to see all the other bicycles now on sale. Sale! Lo" Blue Denim BIB OVERALLS Regular price$8.49. Sizes 36toSO. Famous Lee quality for perfect fit and long wear. Save Friday and Saturday BROWN DUCK CARPENTERS OVERALLS Sizes 36 to SO . Swing nail apron . too l loops and pockets . Snag proof and win d resistant brown duck . Doubl e knees . 12.88 I ....., MEN'S 10-SPEED BICYCLES 6.99 FASHION FABRIC SALE IRONTON, Ohio (UPI)-One man was killed and two women shot and wounded Thw-sday night by an alleged assailant who was arrested following a high speed chase in which he held two teen.,aged girls hostage. Police said Thomas Waddle, 35, Ironton, was charged with first degree mw-der in the fatal shooting of Charles W. Ed· wards, 21, Ironton, dw-ing an argument outside a tavern here. Authorities said Erla K. Lyons, 23, and Willalene Webb, 33, yd. 60" Solid Color 100 pet. Wool . . . Sole 3.39 yd. Reg. 4.49 yd. 45" Velvet . . . . . Sole 2." yd. Reg. 3.99 yd. 45" Corduroy - . . . . . . Sole 2.69 yd. Reg. 3.99 yd. 60" Suede Cloth - - - - - - Sale 2.69 yd. Reg. 3.99 yd . 60" All-Cotton Knits - - - - - Salt 2.69 yd. Reg . 3.99 yd . 60" Polyester Double Knits . . . Sole 2.69 yd. Reg. 3.59 yd. 45" Crushed Velvet - . . . . Sale 2.39 yd. Reg . 3.49 yd . 60" Polyester Sweater Knill . · Sole 2.29 yd. Reg. 3.19 yd. 45" Roughrider Suede - .. .. Sole 2.09 yd . Reg. 2.89 yd. 54" Bonded Wool Plaids ..• . Sole 1.89 yd. Reg. 1.59 yd. 45" Ribbed Corduroy . .... So,. 9Pc yd. 10.50 .._....... -- ,..,_.._.._ ! Not every size - not eve ry color . A famous mak e mens matched work suits. Limited quantities. SCHOOL NAME SHIRTS Save During this Sale Reg. $11 .69. Grey Fisher stripe or green herringbone cloth. Sa nfor ize d shrunk . Famous Lee qual ity . Sale Price Spaulding Official AIR FLITE 9.95 BASKETBALLS Tru Channel Cushion Control Nyweave. For indoor or outdoor play . Sale Price 7.88 Sale! PIANOSORGANS Special sale prices this weekend on line quality Kimball Pianos • 1 only Kimball Swinger Organ . 1 only Estey 2 Manual Chord Organ. 4.99 I SALE! CUCKOO CLOCKS 29 .oo 42.00 49 .oo 54.00 59.00 79 .oo Cuckoo Cuckoo Cuckoo Cuckoo Cuckoo Cuckoo Clocks Clocks Clocks Clocks Clocks Clocks • · • · Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Reg. 4.95 Wall Plaques • . • • • • Sale 2.88 Rea. 2.95 Wall Plaques • • • • • • Sale 1.78 Housewares Dept., First Floor. ,..., 24.00 34.00 40.00 44.00 48.00 64.00 He then took the O'Brien car and forced the girl to drive him out of the city. The car was quickly spotted and forced into a courtyard at nearby Coal Grove, by Ironton police, Law· renee CoWlty sheriH's deputies and Coal Grove police. ......... .................. .;.~mce:g~:~ , ... .. ~~ By United Press Iniernallonal WASHINGTON - TilE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT has reported the lowest six-month increase in serious crime since the FBI began issuing quarterly statistics 12 years ago. The department released FBI figures Thursday that showed serious crimes rose 1 pet. in the first haU of 1972. Crime actually decreased in 72 cities but was offset by continued increases in subw-ban and rural areas. Sen. George S. McGovern said tbat Kleindienst "has only told part of the story." The Democratic presidential candidate said the 1972 figures are comparisons with 1971 In which nearly 6 million crimes were reported or 1.5 mllllon more than in the last of the Johnson administration. "No amount of juggling the numbers can make the American people forget that the crime problem has worsened and the drug problem has doubled under the NIIon administration," McGovern said in a statement. SALE! GUN CABINETS CURIO CABINETS • TROPHY CASES Maple · Oak· Birch . 6 • 8 · 10 Gun Storage 99.00 Trophy Case . • • • • Sale 81.00 109.00 Gun Cabinet • . • . • . Sale 88.00 119.00 Gun Cabinet • • • . . Sale 99.00 149.00 Gun Cabinet • • • • • Sale 120.00 159.00 Gun Cabinet • • • • • • Sale 128.00 169.00 Gun Cabinet • • •• .• Sale 136.00 189.00 Gun Cabinet . • • • • Sale 152.00 198.00 Gun Cabinet • • • • • • Sale 160.00 169.00 Corner Curio • • • • Sale 136.00 209 .oo Curio Cabinet . • • • • • Sale 168.00 298.00 Gun Cabinet • • • • • • Sale 247 .oo WASHINGTON -PRESIDENT NIXON is el]li!Cted to send a high-level emissary to Saigon this weekend to discuss the results of national advisor Henry A. Kissinger's secret talks in Paris this week with Hanoi's chief negotlato~. This was disclosed today by high administration sources, who said that a review of the situation with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thleu appeared advisable because of what they called tll.foWJded nunors of an Impending diplomatic breakthrough. The sources acknowledged that any trip by a presidential emissary to Saigon to talk with Thieu is boWld to give rise .to speculation that NIIon is seeking to pressiire Thieu into agreedlng to formation of a coalition government in the South without his participation. The couraea lnBlated this was not true. Reg. 4.95 Bathmat Sets 2 PC. RUG AND UD OOVER Many Colors in selection. SALE 3.99 ·FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET AND AT OUR MECHANIC. STREET WAREHOUSE . ' ELBERFELD both of Ironton, were shot and wounded . Following the shootings, police said, Waddle went to the home of Richard 0 'Brien and forced O'Brien's teen-aged daughter and his daughter's girl friend oo tie O'Brien up. --------.., ., __ " ., ews .• in Briefsr Genuine Imported Black Forest Clocks . Cuckoos every 15 minutes. Maple · white and hand painted finishes. Decorative WALL PLAO.UES bombers . Hanoi said the raids continued today and claimed downing two of the planes. The U.S. command reported 310 strikes above the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and reported WIUsually heavy air strikes in South Vietnam as well, includ- Man Killed ----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sizes 36 to 50 in shorts, regulars and lon gs . ~ Regular price S l i.J~ and 2 for 6.75 :lola 8.89 Sale 6.89 Sale 4.89 MEN'S WORK SUITS This Week· End Save On 1.69 Boys and Girls Sizes 6to 18 - . . . . 1.95 Mens and Ladies Sizes 34lo 48 . . . . ,.......,_, LEE COVERALLS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Machine w•sheble . Fortrel O:U 7 Filled. Reg. 1G.9S Kl119 Sire . . . . . Reg. 8.95 Queen Sire . Reg. 6.95 Standard Sizo - . . Sale! Mens Excellent selection in the popular styl es fo r thi s season . Soli d co lors stripes . neat patterns . Al l permanent press. Friday -Saturday Sale ___,...____________ ~-- BED PILLOWS Sale! While They Last Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale SALE 6.49 Two Days Only _________!!~~~-~~·~_.... SPORT SHIRTS FLARE LEG SLACKS i I 28c colors. Twins and fulls . Sale Price _..._....._...._.. Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks ._.,_.. Attached pi le l in ed hood. Wa shabl e. Boys $3.9S Long Sleeve ~_::~:~s~~~~~~~~~ Leg Leg Leg Leg Leg . enttne Decreasing cloudiness and lurmng cooler tonight, chance of showers in east sections. Lows in upper 40s and 50s. Partly cloudy and cool Saturday, highs in t11e low 60s. Devoted !o The lnteresL, Of The Meigs-Mason Area PHONE 992-2156 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1972 Fill ets Hit Targets Hard 48c BEDSPREADS Reg . SL39 Wintuk orion and kn itting worsted yarn . Weather TEN CENTS 68c ~-~~--~---.~~----------------~ YARN SALE contributions. A total of 35 yards of concrete at $20 a yard is needed. Firemen will provide necessary labor ."Persons willing to make any contribution to the project should call Fire Chief Bob Byer, Pete Kines or Middleport Village Hall. • at y VOL XXIV NO. 117 78c Housewares Dept ., First Floor 99c SKEIN L-..--.~_..._.._.......,_..-! THIS IS THE FOURTH AVE. entrance to lhe new Middleport Fire Department headquarters, nearing completion. At the side of this entrance and at the rear of the building are areas firemen hope to pave through public • cucu josiridescent insects. 78c Sale I Flare Flare Flare Flare Flare ~_.._....__.._.._..._........ 1 3.50 4.00 4.50 5.00 5.50 6.50 7.00 (Slight irregulars) Carharlt Regular $14.49 Mens $1.50 Famous Brand DRESS SOCKS One size fits sizes 10 through 13. Mens 4.95 Shirfs polyeste r blends . Excellent Styles and Colors. Sale Prices 5.95 6.95 7.95 8.95 9.95 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Mens 8.95 Shirts Mens 9.95 Shirts Kyger Creek · Ea ~ t ern · Southern - Wahama and Me igs name shi rt s w ith sc hool emblem. BESTFORM FALL SALE Big selection - stripes - co lors - sizes. Mens J.9S Shirts j Brushed Tricot • Flannel . Challis. Reg . 3.98 Winter Sleepwear J this sale, Includes knits. Mens 7.95 Shirts Polyester and cotton blends - Brushed denim s · Blue denims - Corduroy . A wonderful selection of styles - colors. Sizes 28 to 38 waist. Select your cor r ect length Sleepwear Sleepwear Sleepwear Sleepwear Sleepwear Sleepwear Sleepweer You can r ea lly save on the m ens shirts you need during I WASH CLOTHS 99c Giant Aluminum Roasters size l8'12 bv 14 bv 4 inches • · • Sale 99c EZ Foil Bake t>ans size 13xl01f>x2112 inches . · · • • Sale 79c Aluminum All Purpose Roasters size 17xl2xl3 inches . · · · • Sale 59c EZ Foil Ready Mix Cake Pans size 13x9xl'l2 inches • - · · · .Sale 39c pkgs. Aluminum Foi I Self Basting Roasting Bags Sale SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS Special Purchase BATH TOWELS BAKE • FREEZE • ROAST PANS SALE PRICE 3.29 4.95 Boys Slacks · · · · · · • Sale 3.80 5.95 Boys Slacks · · · · · · · Sale 4.70 6.95 Boys Slacks . - · · - - · Sale 5.60 l WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR Winter Winter Winter Winter Winter Winter Winter King Size Sheets . . . . Queen Size Sheets . - - Full Size Sheets . . . . Twin Size Sheets - . . . them, hugging and kissing them in an emotional reunion. Elias, the only one of the three who spoke into a bank of microphones, said: "I would like to say I am happy to be home again and I am thinking about other people not yet home." His wife said, "1 couldn't be happier." The men and their families were taken to waiting military cars and a. convoy of 11 cars drove away from the area. Their flight from Denmark to New York was the final leg of their four-day trip from Hanoi, via Peking, Moscow and Copenhagen . They were released Sept . 17 in Hanoi. Gartley had been a POW for four years, Charles for nine months and Elias for five I Continued on Page 10) When a British expeditionary force lried to land in the Wes t . Indies in the 17th Century, it turned back beca use lights it thought were torches were flickering on the shore. Actual ly. the lights we re Sale! Re-Usable BLUE DENIM JEANS ·-----s;;.Fia~;i;g-;;~-ll~ Pre-Season Sale Reg. 14.98 Reg. 10.98 Reg. 9.98 Reg. 8.98 Reg. 6.98 Reg. 5.98 Reg. 4.98 8.49 5.99 4.39 3.49 !i__.._____...._...._.._._...~ 1.39 I Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Reg . Reg. Reg . Reg. SALE 1.88 SALE PRICE 5.99 Regular or slim sizes 6 to 18. Super lean sty le. True western sty ling . Boys size 6 to 18 in s lims and regular sizes. SIZES 3/6x AND 7/14 Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks King Size Sheets - Sale 6.19 Queen Size Sheets · • • • Sale 4.99 Full Size Sheets - . . . Sale 3.69 Twin Size Sheets - - • . Sale 3.09 pr. Pillowcases · - -- Sale 2.19 pr . l-;;c-i:;-;;;,;;e~l SLACKS AND JEANS 11.98 9.98 8. 98 7.98 6.98 5.98 4.98 4.50 3.98 3.49 9.99 7.99 5.99 4.99 3.49 . ~~~:~~~=:~~~~~ Girls Reg. Reg . Reg . Reg . Reg. Reg . Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg . Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg . qt. mixing ' 2 qt. Butterfly gold color. 1 qt., l'/2 qt., and Cookware with covers. Boys $3.98 Wrangler I Choose no-iron muslin or no -iron percal e and save during this two-day sale. ~ (Irregulars) Choose all colton or collonployester blend. Sizes 66x90 and 80x90. hospital at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala. Navy Lt . Markham L. Gartley, 26, of Dunedin, Fla., was taken to the U.S. Naval hospital at St. Albans in New York City. Navy Lt. Norris A. Charles, 'l:l, of San Diego, Calif., was taken to a hotel near John F. Kennedy airport for a family reunion, then flown to the Balboa Naval Hospital in Sap Diego. Signs of Stress The three men, wearing new Wliforms they had donned on the flighl from Copenhagen, descended from the rear door of the giant Scandinavian Air System (SAS) Boeing 747 looking fit but showing signs of stress. Waiting relatives rushed to Now You Know 1 ,_.,........... - . ..... ...J. BLANKETS SALE PRICE 5.29 -·---N-0-1-R~O-N_S_H~EE__T_S---~~ WOMEN'S BODY SHIRTS Reg. 15.00 Reg. 13.00 Reg. 9'98 Reg. 9'00 Reg. 7.98 Reg. 4. 98 Reg. 3.98 By HENRY G. LOGEMAN NEW YORK (UPI)-Three prisoners of war released by North Vietnam returned to the United States Thursday night and were whisked away to military hospitals, angering the antiwar activists who escorted them to freedom. "What you just witnessed is a recapture scene, replacing one incarceration with another •" Mrs. Cora Weiss, one of those who helped arrange the release of the three pilots, told newsmen . The antiwar group accused the Pentagon of jeopardizing futw-e POW releases by assuming inunediate control of the men. Air Force Maj . Edward K. Elias, 34, of Valdosta, Ga ., was flown by medical evacuation jet to the U.S. Air Force PYREX 7.95 3 PC. CASSEROLE SETS ruaoed 1411:1 oz. blue denim ·super Welt known Wrangler qua lity-. While they last. .: _: Missy and Half Sizes Reg . 8.98to76.00Values Our entire stock reduced for this salp. w~i~t . jean style or the fuller cut authentic western style . R~~~~-s -~ -~ ~~~ -~~~~J. ·-~-~~~--J L-----~~----J ---·----------l I .MIXING BOWL SETS SALE 4.88 1~E;Sg~R~~~8LER BLUE DENIM JEANS ------~---~- 38 . 8~ WOMEN'S FALL DRESSES SHEET qt., 2'1> qt., bowls. -- $1.19 Palmolive ~=~= it:i !lI RA~~ ~~VE I II l li Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale! Pyrex $5.95 4 Piece Red or Avocado. 1112 pt., 1112 r-~----~1 Sale '3.88 Sale 67.88 Sale 61.88 ~:~: ~H~ ~~m Hospital Checkup FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. BOOT LENGTH-C0ATS___ Reg . 125.00 Coats Reg . 90.00 Coats Reg. 82.00 Coats ' . ,, ·-. SEN. GEORGE S. McGOVERN WAS TAXING a brief respite from his frantic campaign schedule today while aides to President NIJ:on Wlvelled a blueprint for winning a "broad mandate" during the Nov. 7 general election. Nixon, who returned to Washington TOOraday evening after a two-day campaign tour of California, dined privately with Henry A. Klasinger, his nallonal security advlaor. The two had diMer aboard the presldenttil yacht' Sequoia on the Potomac River, while Ktutnger lrlefed the President on his two days of secret talks in Parts with representatives from the Hanoi government. Clark MacGregor, Nixon's campaign chairman, revealed tentative pla111 forl'!~on to pet1onah7 vlslt, during the last Uu-ee (Continued on page 10) ,I Sino Accord Signals End For Taiwan ~ ing raids by waves by U.S. fight er-bombers in the Quang Tri area . A U.S. mistake bombing at Quang Tri wounded a dozen South Vietnamese ) marines. At least a dozen of the Fllls look part In the attacks against North Vietnam. Spokesmen did not say whether any planes were lost. Hanoi Radio monitored In Saigon said two U.S. planes were shot down over the North this afternoon and "the para· chuting pilots were im· mediately captured alive ." The broadcast did not say where lhe planes were downed. U.S. military spokesmen disclosed the loss of two other American planes, one in Laos and the second in South Vietnam, and said one of the pilots was missing in action. In groWld fighting, Communist troops opened a new fron t on the central coast with heavy attacks along a 25-rnile stretch of Highway !In what had been considered a showcase area of the allied pacification effort, military sources said. Different Pageant "Building Our World " is the theme of the 1973 Meigs CoWJty Jun ior Miss Pageant set for Nov. 18 at the Southern High School in Racine . Officers of Meigs County Junior Miss, Inc . said th e 1973 pageant will be different from the opening through the closing numbers. Judging of the pagean t will he done by a panel of professional men and women from a variety of fields. Fifty per cent of the judging will have been finished by the final night of the pageant. The pre-final 'judging is on the basis of interviews and the scholastic achievement of the contestants. Interviews COWlt 35 pet. and the scholastic rating 15 pel. On the final night, each contestant will compete in evening gown, poise and appearance, youth fitness and creative and performing arts. Poi se and appearance divisions will count 15 pet. each and the creative and per· form ing· arts segment will count 20 pet. Meigs County High School ,senior girls may enter the 'pageant by writing Meigs County Junior Miss, Inc., 296 West Second St., Porneroy, Ohio 45769. Deadline for en· tering has been set for Oct. 14. ) RALPH GRA YES, left, was presented a cake and given special recognition at the annual G&J Auto Parts Show held Wednesday at the County Garage in honor of his 40 yea rs with the company. With Graves is U. A. Cornetl , president and found er of G&J who has sponsored the show 37 times the past 40 years. An estimated 400persons in the region's automotive servici ng industry were Mr. Cornett's guests. Parents of the Meigs Local School District responded Thw-sday to an in vitation to communicate with th e teachers of their children. School administrators said mos t successrul" paren tteacher conferences were held at all schools of the district. Large crowds of parents visited all of the schools. In many inslances there were waiting lines. Supt. George Hargraves said he was "very gratified by the turnoul of parents for the first such conference in the district. Teachers, he said, were also enthused. slurt night visiting governors participate in its spirit and bring along an inspirationa l add ress on Rotary In ternational. Dr. Roberts is an author, lecture r , co mmunity civic leader- worker, chu rch man, and hum a nitarian who unashamedly finds his special interests at home in service to olhers through Rotary and aw ay from home in improving international understanding and cultural relations lhrough Rotary International. He has occ up ied all the chairs of the Athens Rotary Club, stepping up this year to the district governorship. Born in Columbus, he earned his AB deg re e at Ohio University and his MA and Ph· D degrees from Co lumbia University Teachers' College . Speaking of Schools-No. ·250 . run into muddy days. They give us more usuable play space much sooner after a rain. They help keep students' clothes and shoes in better shape:- They help us keep the school cleaner because there is less mud brought in on shoes. THIS AU'l'UMN I will be in many PTA meetings. It brings to mind again what a valuable organt~tlon the PTA really is. Here is the real opportunity for parent and teacher to meet and discuss problems. If the PI'A ~n't giving Yllll the chance to do this, it should. Join AI one school, the jWlior high in Middleport, parents and teachers were sti ll chatting at 10:30 p.m. even though the closing hour for the evening's activ ities had heen set at 9:30. 11 PROF. ROBERTS He has spent 41 years in the teac hing profession in Athens City School s and Ohio University . Some of this, and that =- By GEORGE HARGRAVES,Supf . Meigs Local School District I want to thank all of you who look the time to visit schools, in our district last night. I hope that you found the experience to be of value. Another such open llouse is set for about a month from now . There will be two more in the spring. The blacktopped play areas at Salisbury, Pomeroy and Rutland are a big help when we and the Chinese mainland that hegan with Japan's World War ll invasion of China In 1937. Following the ceremony, which concluded five days of negotiations, Tanaka and Chou left for Shanghai. Tanaka will spend the night In Shanghai before l'elurning !o Japan Saturday. Heavy Blow to Taiwan ily becoming the 79th country to recognize the Communist government founded tn China by Chairman Mao Tse.tung in 1949, Japan (Continued on Page 10) Response Good Governor Here The Middleport . Pomeroy Rotary Club will host its dis tric t governor th is evening at Heat h Uni ted Methodist Church, Dr. Ca rl H. Roberts of lhe College of Education, Ohio University. The occasion is the "official annual visit" of District 669's governor when club office rs will meet separately with the governor early to review plans for the new Rotary year. President Ge ne Riggs will preside. The occasion, by tradition, also is the club's annua l loud shirt night, an event believed to have been promoled in the late 1950s by Rotarian Cash Bahr who happens to be proprietor of a clothing store in Middleport · that about this time of year offers a full line of loud shir ts. Whatever the origin of loud By CHARLES R. SMI1ll PEKING ( UPI )-Japan established diplomatic relations with China today and said it "understands and respect's" Peking's claim to Taiwan, seat of the Nationalist Chinese gover nment of President Chiang Kai-ahek. The co mmunique normalizing relations between the two countries was signed in Peking by Chinese Premier Chou EnLoi and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka. It ended 35 years of estrangement between Japan up with PTA and attend regularly. Make your PTA go. It will help you and your PTA. We have had requests for information about future adult mining classes. In our preseni plans it will be some time before we have another class. We will try to tie it oo the employment time schedule at the mine. When we plan to start a second class, it will be publicly annoWJced. THIS IS REPORT TIME in the school business. Between now and the middle of Qc. tober there will be reams and reams of paper used on reports to the State Department of Education. The department has to have this information to satisfy the requirements established by state and federal law. ALL THREE DISTRICTS in Meigs County are involved in an assessment of vocational education programs, called "Program Bcview for Improvement, Development and Ex· pansion," or PRIDE for short This effort will {nvolve teachers, administrators, guidance staff, citizen advisory groupe, etc., over the period of the next several months. We'll keep (Continued o~ Page 4f Classes of the district schools were dismissed at noon Thw-sday in preparation for the confe rence. Hargraves visited every school in the district with one cxceplion Thursday night dur ing the conference how-s , 7 lo 9:30. The nex t conference - four are scheduled for this school yea r - will be Thursday, Oct. 26 . ASCS Elections Counted Dec. Is~ • The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation IASC1 Community Committee election this year will be held on Dec. I in Meigs County . Ballots will be mailed to voters aboullO days. before the election and voted hal· lots must · be mailed, or returned in person, not later than Dec. 1. The ASC Communities in the county are known as BeffordSa li sbur y, Salem-Rutland, Olive..()range, Letart-Lebanon, Scipio-Columbia, Chester and Sutton. A slate of at least six nominees will be developed for eac h commun ity. Farmers may nominate candidates by OAPSE TO MEET The Meigs Local OAPSE Chapter will organize in a session at 7:3d p.m. Monday at the cafeteria of the Meigs JWlior High School in Mid· dleport. All non-certified personnel of the district are asked to attend. petition which can he obtained at the Meigs County ASCS Office in Pomeroy and must return them to county office no later than October 'l:l . Persons nomina ted should be engaged in the operation of a farm or ranch and be well qualified lor committee work. In general. a farmer is eligible to be a commun ity committeeman if he lives in the community in which he is eligible to vote. The duties of community committeemen include: - Informing farmers of the pw-pose and provisions of the ASCS programs. - Ke eping the County Committee informed of local conditions. - Recommending needed changes in farm programs. ,- Participating in commWJity meetings as necessary. - Performing other duties as assigned by the CoWlty Committee. ASCS Committee elections are open to all eligible vote~ withoul regard to race, color, creed, sex or national origin. j '• �• • Helen Help Harril'ionvillc Scwit'ly New" Clayton Waggoner a former local resident, d1ed at a Columbus Hosplta I on Friday Funeral services were held ' By Helen Bottel Tuesday at the Woodyard Funeral home He LS survived M-OIL Before the Wedding by hiS w1fe, Eva a son and two Dear Helen daughters h1s mother, Mrs A couple of montl., ago, my girl's mother lost ber home to Els1e Waggone1 of Albany a brother, Jack Wagoner and a fire so, trymg to be kind, I let her use the spare bedroom m my Sister Clarice m Calilorma house I work 70 hours a week to earn extra money for my commg and a brother Clair local mamage, so l didn t think shed get underfoot Sam Damron 70 died at Well she's taken over She criticizes my every move acls as 1f Holzer Medical Center alter a the house were hers has brought m a divorced daughter to stay long Illness He IS SUrviVed by With her - and IS telling my fiancee that I m a no good, a lazy h1s wafe one son and one slob daughter Funeral was held She drinks my booze, eats my food and IS trymg to break up Saturday at Ewmg s w1th my commg mamage, but if I throw her and her daughter out burial m Wells Cemetery what chance Will I have With the other daughter - my mtended? Mr and Mrs Elwm D1ehl of She protects her mother, knowmg she Is a near alcoholic -SAM Red Oak Iowa spent a THE 'SOFT HEARTED SLOB weekend w1th Mrs Stella Dear Sam Atkms and Mrs Ruby D1ehl I'd suggest you let your UN-mother-m law wm H she breaks Mrs June Newhouse of up your commg marriage, you can throw ber out, as she'll no North Carohna spent some longer be related ' (Though you may need the help of a hme w1th her mother Bess1e professional eviCtor ) Graham And if your fumcee doesn't come back consider yourself Robert Alkire made a lucky a wife who puts a scroungmg vmd1ctive, boozy mother busmess tnp to Columbus Fr1day first 1s not the worlds greatest catch 1-H Mrs Eber P1ckens of Racme spent an evenmg 111th the Dear Helen Robert Alkires recently My mother has a good sense of humor but 11 s the s1ck kmd V1s1tors of Ava Gilkey She says she's not a raciSt - that shes actually makmg fun of were Ruby D1ehl recenlly those who are Mary Bohn and Dale W1lhams But she calls people nlggers' and 'wops and kikes ' The 1:iaturday evenmg callers at other day she told a friend he was trymg to Jew her down the home of Stella Atkms and When I complam she says 11 s the opposite of raciSm - like All Ruby D1ehl were Mary Diehl In the Family She clai{IIS she IS puttmg the problem m per Mr and Mrs Felix Alk1re Mr spective by munlcking Arch1e or gomg him one better and Mrs Da v1d R1ggs and The trouble Is, people don t realize th1s -and I thmk she s chlldren and S -Sgt Roger fooling herself She actuallv IS preJUdiced- tbe kmd of person Alk1re and w1fe and son who says Some of my best friends are Chnstopher How can l get 11 across that she is embarrassmgly unSeveral persons from here funny?- M G attended the semor Citizens P .S She s lr~sh, and proud of 11 p1cruc at the fairgrounds and DearM report a mce tune How about a dose of herownmedlcme• Ask her how shed hke Mr and Mrs Carl Sampson to be referred to as Shanty !fiSh" or a M1ch - by some of and Mmme McGrath attended her best fr~ends at yard sa le at Albany Saturday Better yet tell your mother straight out that rac1sm by any other name IS sllll repulsive -H Us. •• Dear Helen My part-time housekeeper IS a married woman who tells me she and her husband have been hvmg like s1ster and brother for ten years I guess thiS frllStrates her because she has nothmg but sex on her mmd and constantly talks about 11, tells dirty JOkes etc She cleans well and !hate to lose ber, bullS there a way I can subtly shut her up? --SICK OF SEX Dear Sick lf changing the subject doesn t work (and 1! probably won t) then walk away - H WIN AT BRIDGE Defense s Bidding Tells All 1 NORTH .AKJ7 3 ¥J 63Z • Q 10 Dear Helen Who needs liberation froro whom • Consider th1s Diamonds are a g~rl s best fnend but a mans best fnend IS his dog -S S o1o A 5 WEST DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB "'¥ 8A9 (D) + AKJ9 5 EAST "'42 ¥10815 o1o KJ 1083 Shingles Seem Quite Common By Lawrence Lamb, M D Dear Dr Lamb - I had a bad case of shmgles about three months ago The rash disappeared but I still have a lot of pam m the arm shoulder and back Could you put somethmg m your column explaining JUSt what causes shmgles and why the pam lasts so long after the rash IS gone? Dear Reader - I would never have guessed that so many people had shmgles until I started wr1tmg this column Numerous people have wntten to me askmg about th1s problem Shmgles wh1ch we tech nlcally call herpes zoster 1s a very pamful skm rash caused by a v1rus mfectwn of a nerve root The vu us 1s the sa me one that causes chicken pox The skm rash usually breaks out along the distribution of the nerve Since one of the nerves between the nbs IS commonly involved It Is not unusual for the rash to go along the curvature of the r1b lt can however 10volve a nerve with the diStrlbullon along the s1de of the leg or even over the face Unfortunately the treat ment of thiS rroblem IS un satisfactory note that Dr Richard L Dobson profes sor of dermatology at the Univers1ty of Oregon Med1 cal School has recently wr1t ten that the treatment of the uncomphcated case IS enllre Iy symptomallc Th1s means The Daily Sent1nel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER l TANNEHill Euc Ed ROhRT HOEFLICH City Ed•tQr Publ st'led da ly ~xcept S1turaay by Tne Ohto Valley Publshng Company 111 Court St Pomerov •5169 Bus.nen Off• ce Oh o P~one 992 2156 Ectltor el P"hOne 992 2151 Srcona class postage pad at Pomeroy Oh10 National aclverl s no rtprutntlf ve 8ott.nell Geneoher Inc 12 East •2nd Sl New York City N~w York Subscr•pt on rates De llvtrtCI br cerrt~r where available SO cents per week By Motor Route whrre carr1er nrv ce not available One montt'l 11 7! By mall In On o 1nd W VI One )'tar SU 00 months S1 25 TArtt monrn1 u so Subscr l pllon Six prln Incl ude& Sunday Stnllntl T•me~ 29 • 83 2 olo9742 SOUTH .QI0965 ¥ KQ4 • 7 64 "'Q 6 North Sou th vulnerable West North East South I + Dble Pa" 2 "' 34 4• Pass Pass COLUMBUS (UPI) Str~p mine inspc<lors from the dlViston of lorestry and reclamallon have charged the Engle Construction Co of McArthur with ac cumulahng and diS<'harglng acid mme water Officials said the water 11ent inlo a tributary of Raccoon Creek In Swan Township In Vmton County Oct 3 has been sellor a trial on the charges m Vinton County Rally Day at Church Planned Galperin Charges Moore is Allied with Surface Miners Sunday 1s Rally Day at !he M 1ddl~purt t'hurch of Christ, and plans were made dunng a CHARLESTON, W Va Industry and hiS ' should be of ' possibly into the millions " meet111g of the Loyal Bereans -The admimslratlon has Class Tuesday mght to contact (UP!) - West Virgm1a str1p ser1ous concern to all West VIrmme operators are fattening glans ' failed to prov1de, or ask the tnac live members and ot~ers came as Galperin's charges the war chest of Gov Arch A legislature to provide m an effort to mcrease at the second phase of an mvesti re-election quest with Moore's adequately tramed mspectors lendance gallon mto Moore's ad thousands of dollars m return and the few now employed Prayer by Edith Spencer mlfllStrabon, undertaken by for gubernatonal favors a faded to pass qualification opened the meehng w1th Mrs Democratic legislative task select lawmakers appomted by examinations Galpertn said Mary Memhart g1v1ng the Thursday , state Democratic Chalrlii8n force' charged the amount of land stripped has de vo twns on the theme Task force chairman Sen Si W11lJam Watson doubled smce Moore took office Somebody Up There Likes Galperm D Kanawha, ad Last week the Initial report w1thout a corresponding mYou Mrs Cathryn Ervm m1tting to newsmen be could dealth w1th Moore's economic crease In the number of mread the scnpture Reported Ill prove none of h1s charges, record speclors wet e Mrs Allee Fmk, Leslie The surface mme study was -Moore has failed to forfeit Ervm Mrs Emma Br1ckles, clauned the strippers were released at a news conference surety bonds 'despite gross expectmg a ' generous ' return Mrs Irene Gilmore and Mrs for the1r donatiOns where Watson called Moore and persJBtent violations by the Thelma Wiley 'A rev1ew of Moore's perfor ' the darlmg of the strippers " operators' Galperln said 25 By Mrs Opha Oflult Named as hostesses for the mance shows conclusively that Empty Phrase bonds have been forfeited out Spendmg the weekend w1th October meetmg were Mrs they w1ll be taken care of ' The Democratic task force of nearly 2,000 permits granted Mrs G J Morgan were Mr Betty f:hne Mrs Ruth Karr Galperm SaJd concludes after a careful reby the administration and Mrs R L Golthardt and Mrs Cynthia Gohrmg VIew of the reclamation perfor Galperm said the Republican McMallllS Wrote Strip Bonds Columbus While here Mrs Reports of officers were g1ven Incumbent has clearly allied mance of the Moore adminisThe bonds for Hylton's opeMorgan accomparued them to and Mrs Memhart Mrs tration that reclamation Is an himself ' w1th the surface mme rations, copies of which were the home of Mr and Mrs Ervm and Mrs l oUJse empty phrase and the surface provided to the press by GalRoger Morgan and daughter McEl hinny served refresh mme operators either Ignore or penn were executed by the Kathy m Middleport ments proVIde token adherence to the Travelers Indemnity Co J1m and LOis Evans and laws ' said Galperln, an outthrough the Songer Insurance fam1 l) have made the1r spoken abohtion advocate Agency of Beckley residency m Rock Spnngs As examples of what the task Democratic House Speaker 1ecently PT PLEASANT force termed this cyrucal Lewis McManus Is an employe Mrs Eulah Evans has been LIVESTOCK SALES CO agreement ' between Moore of that f1rm, and Galperm Sick and confined to her home COLUMBUS (UP!) - The and the operators, these ac PI Pleasant, W Va was asked If he attached any Mrs Wayoe Sloan VISited F1rst National Bank and Trust cusatlons were made Saturday, Sept 23, 1972 significance to that fact ' I ~ 1th Mrs George S1sson on HOGS - 175 to 220 27 50 to Co of Ravenna and the Uberty -Sen Tracy Hylton, R Wyr>- think you would have to draw Saturday 28 90 HeaVIes 23 50 to 24 75, Nahonal Bank of Fremont mmg one of the state's most your own conclUSion, ' he said Mr and Mrs Harold Lights 25 to 28 Fat Sows 25 to today officially became af important operators who ' l have to draw the concluBlackston VISited Mr and Mrs IilJa ted banks of the First Bane recently changed parties m Sion that the speaker does busiF E Shaffer of Columbus on 26, Boars 19 to 22, P1gs 14 to 22, Group of Oh10 Inc Stock Shoats 25 to 30 another b1d for re-election was Sunday Mrs Shaffer mother The action brought the total granted permits before he ness with the stnp m1ne opeCA TI1.E Steers 30 to 39 rators, he wd ThiS could of Mr Blackston 1s He1fers 25 to 30 Fat Cows 22lo number of F1rst Bane Group received approval from the put him m a difficult position recuperatmg from a fall she 25 Canners 22 to 24 30 Bulls ?:/ banks to 13 and the group s attorney general s office and when 1t comes to voting l don t took several weeks ago to 37 Stock Cows and Calves combmed total resources to three months before he posted think there s anything wrong Pv2 Carl Offutt Ft Jackson 270 to 4?:1 Stock Steers 37 to about $1 I billion the required surety bond with Mr McManus serving as S C was home on leave the The First National Bank and 46 90 Stock He1fers 30 to 35 -Barbour Coal Co was per an agent for the str1p mme mpast weekend Other v1s1tors m Stock Steer Calves 45 to S4 50, Trust Co of Ravenna which milled to operate under the old dustry ' the Offutt home were Mr and operates f1ve offices m Portage surface mine law even though Galperm was asked if he Mrs John Sayre of Gallipolis Stock Helfer Calves 39 25 to 43 County has total resources of a pernut was ISSued e1ght days VEAL CALVES Tops would tum down surface mine MISS Pam W1lson Albany S4 50 Seconds S4 Medium 49 25 about $65 million the 1971 law went mto after busmess if he were an inSllrMrs Wayne Sloan and Mr W1th the retirement of bank effect The f1rm Is 011'llfd by to 51 10 Common & Heavies Elmer Haskms ol Middleport pres1dent Maurice R Evans on Arch Sandy and Harold Fidler ance agent, and he replied '! 47 60 to 49, Culls 45 to 46 50 doubt 11, but I might not vote on It 1s reported that M1sses Market h1gber Rece1pts Oct 1 Bruce Boyer will 1denti11ed by Galperm as part- the questiOn of whether strip Rachael and Debb1e Taylor, higher assume the off1c1al duties of ners m the Grafton Coal Co Helper, Utah younger Sisters the presidency at the Ravenna w1th C E Compton, who mining should be abollsbed ' Galperm said he had no proof j of Mrs Mark Tannehill, were Bank Boyer has been a v1ce recently presided over a fund that the Moore campaign IS m1ured when h1t by a motor president of City National l'lllsiOg dmner for Moore receivmg heavy contributions cycle They were attendmg a Bank m Columbus Moore purposely delayed from the operators ' I think 1t motorcycle h11l chmbmg races The L1berty National Bank of enactment of rules and PRESIDENT NAMED IS obvious,' he sa1d "But we m the desert at the time of the Fremont which operates three regulations under the 1971 law DAYTON, Oh10 (UP!) do not have the names and acc1dent Rachael was the Wnght State Umverslty an bank off1ces m Sandusky ' so operators could have a free amounts at this pomt They more serwusly InJured but both noun ced Wednesday that County, has total resources of held for stnppmg without certainly do not deny that they are reported to be recovermg Fredenck A Wh1te has been over $?:1 million serious restnctlons ' and are makmg huge contricutions Mr and Mrs Willard Hmes named actmg president of the resulting m sav10gs for them to the Moore campaign ' were dinner guests of Mr and school replacmg Dr Brage Mrs Opha Offutt on Thursday Golding who res1gned to evemng become pres1dent of Callforma Robert Blackston son of Mr State Umvers1ty at San D1ego DOLE IN OHIO and Mrs Harold Blackston IS CAMBRIDGE Oh10 (UP!)attendmg college m Athens Sen Robert Dole R Kan . Mr and Mrs Wilham Repubhcan national chaarman Radford have returned home and Mr Radford and Mr was scheduled to appear at a from vacat10nmg m W1sconsm Pullms went on a flshmg trip to meeting of local Republican They were accompamed by Hayward WlS Programs for Tonight leaders here th1s evening John Mr and Mrs Don Pullins of Mr and Mrs Roger Hmes Andrews, state GOP chairman, Columbus Mrs Radford and and family of GallipoliS, VISited also was to attend the and Tomorrow Mrs Pullms v1s1ted w1th Mr w1th Mr and Mrs Willard gathenng at nearby Salt Fork and Mrs Ron Reed Milwaukee Hmes on Fnday everung Lodge FRIDAY SEPT 29 1971 6 oo- News3 4 8 10 15 NBC News8 10 Truth or Conseq 6 Dream of Jeannie 13 Sesame St 20 Halhayoga 33 6 30- News 3 4 6 8 10 13 IS French Chef 33 I Dream of Rock Springs News Notes Bane Group Market Report Is Enlarged Television Log that doctors g1ve vanous medJCmes that have the gen Pass eral effect of rellevmg pam Open ng l~ad - t K In some mstances aspmn 1s enough and m other mstanc es strong med1cme IS need By Oswald & James Jacoby , ed Here IS another ehmma Dr Dobson does not twn play made possible be recommend salves and lo By JACK O'BRIAN cause Wests b1ddmg has t10ns and finds that they are Afl Howie and Hank Flunk 1mtatmg In h1s opm10n a told South where all the cards are Linda Chr1sllan s newest boast - that m her dry dressmg changed dally IS the best local med1cme If checkered romantiC past she turned down Not that we really fault the rash mvolves the face West for h1s b1ddmg He proposals from Ar1 OnasslS Howard Hughes somet1mes the hormone can t know that East has a and Henry Ford if you can believe 11 ' because cortisone or related mediCa blank hand they were bores and not good lovers we cant !Ions are g1ven If another m West cashes the ace and corroborate or dispute Unda's last rasp but fection mvolves the area of kmg of dJamonds and sh1fts the rash then the bactena to a trump South stops to bores they re not and Linda sure IS a cad that's causmg th1s super1m f1gure out Wests hand He Prmcess Lee Radz1w1ll (The London Times posed m£ection has to be probably started With 55 10 once descnbed Jackie O's Sister as a prmcess 1dent1f1ed and the proper the mmor su1ts the ace and and next day after checkmg Debrett s treatment g1ven usually by one heart and a spade published a correction ) has new plans less than p1lls or shots That doesn t have to be noble she ll wnte for und erground fllth-filmer The rash usually lasts on ly two or three weeks but the exact dlstnbuhon but Andy Warhol s mtemew mag Bob Hope and party didn t know there about 10 per cent of the peo South can fmd out more pie who have th1s problem about 1l nght away He ruffs wasn t a smgle table left at the above-Central w1ll have residual neuralgia h1s last diamond With dum Park Top of the Park spot and that the one they th1s means that the nerve my s ace of trumps East escorted him to had just been abandoned for hiS that was mvolved m the firSt follow s so West started With benefit by owner Jerry Jacobs family - they place contmues to cause JUSt f1ve diamonds severe pam This IS very d1f South returns to this hand were so glad to have h1m there Reg~ne's jemt flcult to treat Dr Dobson w1th a second trump West m Monte Carlo does sellout busmess - at $8 a recommends soraymg the shows out drmk booze or Coke, 1t s the same 8 clams One Now South leads a low lad had 40 guests - at $320 a round' pamful area w1th one of the Marlo refrl~erant spravs such as heart toward dummy West ethyl chloride Th1s some can t afford to nse w1th hiS Thomas longplay romance w1th playwnsht times relieves the pam at ace 1 hat would set up dum Herb Gardner only came to light when her least temporanly and m a my s fourth heart for a club $H 000 Jewelry he1st hit the fan she d been few mstances produces per disca rd West ducks and llvmgatHerb sE 72ndSt pad off and on a long manent rehef If the pam dummy s jack wms the tnck lime A second heart IS led oerslsts for a Ion~ nenod of Gmger Rogers who used to grab the guest time the patient 1s often sent South s queen falls to Wests to a neurosur~eon and 1f the ace and poor West IS stone room w1th her cousm Phyllis (Mrs Bennett) Cerf was hosted most elegantly by George nerve mvolved IS superficial cold dead or not essential to v1tal bodv If he leads a d1amond Abbott m hiS 16-room penthouse, and swanked function sometimes surg1cal South gets a ruff Pnd diS around m George's $36 000 Mercedes 600 relief of the pam IS attempt card He sees that and does Actor ( Lenny') Cliff Gorman s wife Gail let the best he can by leadmg ed a club South lets this come the kitten out of the crib when she bought scads Dear Dr Lamb - l have around to h1s queen and of maternity duds at Mater s Market, E 53rd heard that 1f a person drmks scores game and rubber St pregboteek The stage Deli turned down liQUid less than one hour be (NEWSP~PER ENTf:RPRtSE ASSN ) several huge offers but It's a kosher goldmine fore meals dunM meals or less than one hour after and Junmy Richter's Stage Industries won't meals their arthnhc pams sell Will be much ~realer lh•n 1f D~rector Michael Kidd left 'Dude' at in thev abstam from drmkm~ The b1ddmg has been North Elst South ternuSSlon (II was previewing) and gave his durm ~ these penods Should Wesl th1s 1dea be oract1ced by an u. brother Concord Hotel producer Phil Greenwald Pass 1 t _ Pass 2NT at Al & Dick s the gloomiest analysiS He'd been arthritic sufferer' Pass 3. Pass asked by William Morris to give an opmion and Dear Reader - Th1s 1s Pass 4 + Pass pure nonsense Drmk your It was grun The show suspended previews and water whenever you please You South hold rehearsals and sw1tched directors, it's an avant and It will have nothmg t, .AK65 ¥AIO: tK53tftAI6 musical supposedly malting "Hair" old What do you do now? do w1th your arthr1t1s (HEWSPAPU INTlli'RtSE ASSN I A-Bid lour hoar t .. Your fashioned Colwnbia PIX veep Bob Ferguson s partner is showmr a rood hand daughter Carole s been getting house calls from with at lea•l live diamonds He Dr Paul David Brodsky They ll wed Dec 23 s~"d your questions fa Dr Lamb will read your lour heart <all The Plaza s Persu:n Room has smger m care ol tltu newspaper P0 Bar as a cue b1d and not a heart Junmy Damon floor-Bhowing where once those 1551, RodJo C1ty StCifiOtt New York SUI( NY IOOIP Fot atopy of Dt Lomb 1 dears (Hildegarde, Mary Martin, Carol TODAY S QUESTION ,_.,,, on bolanctd rl11t send 50 Your partne r contmues to Channing) played and the cutback In cover ttltfl lo the tdmt oJJren ontl 011 lour no-lrump What do you do charges to $3 was projected by the management lot 6olotl(td Dior booi/ol now? as reducmg the expected checks to "about $30 ' ,, Jeanme 13 Voice along Br'Way 3. 3- The Da1ly Sentmel, M1ddlepurt Pomeroy 0 Sept 29, 19,. as opposed to $70 10 the old days Meanwhile the Plaza basement cafe, Plaza 9 IS closed while someone dreams up a new concept Why not pure classical jazz - Bobby Hackett, The World's Greatest Jazz Band, Wild Bill DaviSOn, Junmy McParUand etc Just let Hackett loose and surround him w1th whatever top classical jazzmen are m town at any time the very revolving variety of sidemen would haul in the older, r1cher middle class jazzealots The Plaza tosses a free floorshow for each of llS Persian Room Showcase '73' shows--m the employes' cafeteria dunng lunch hour on the day each show premieres One H wood agent falled m a lethal overdose attempt his pals of course clatm he took only 10 per cent of the correct fatal dosage Amy Vanderbilt s alling, nifty gal, she bas all of us rootmg for her Beverage Industry officials say soft drinks were sloshed at an all.ttme high last year - puts per capita consumption at 34 8 gallons, Coke Pepsi and 7-Up In that order Joe Helbock, owner of the original 52nd St temple of jazz The Onyx, writes from Ellsworth, Mame, that he heard an announcer Identify himself as Harry Van Zell and wonders if Its the same deep-toned Harry Van Z who starred In early radio and attended services 10 Joe s Swmg Temple betimes The food Industry has a heart A comnuttee has been formed and campaign started to ' Brmg Back Bon Vivant' , the star-ere >Sed soup firm which falled when botulism was linked to 11 The committee's aiming for hardly a soupcon - a half-million to resuslcate the otherwiSe highly respected 108-year~ld firm We thought the Kentucky Fried Chicken outfit made a fortune catering the Derns convention, instead, Col Sanders wasn't the least bit chicken about paying lbem $35,000 l1ld 5,500 chicken dinners delivered to their seats for the honor suh, the cunnel-6uh's payoff - he was mtroduced to deleg,tes - over the TV networks Quite a musical crowd at ~o Vadls The Morton Downeys and his son, Dorothy and Dick Rogers (getting a one-man salute at the Hallmark Gallery on his 70th birthday), Alan Jay Lerner(spllt from his wife but pally with exwife Micheline again and we don't know which It was this time), and basso Railliondl here to sing 'Don Giovanni" The late VIctor McLaglen's son Andrew signed to direct his 5th John Wayne bravery, Warner's "Wednesday Morning " Duke s son Michael agam will produce Inflation Item the Vegas Union Plaza Hole! hiked Us bet-limit from t500 to f2,500 Also upped odds at the11ice tables u a come-oo I ' 7 oo - Truth or Conseq. 3 Beat The Clock 4 What s My Line 8 Wild Kingdom 13 ; News Weather Sporls 6 10 Solnt IS Masterpiece Theatre 33 7 30 - To Tell The Troth 6 Parenl Game 10 Porter Wagoner 3 Young Dr Kildare 4 Beat The Clock 13 8 oo - Sanford & Soo 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 Sonny & Cher 8 10 Newsmaker 72 13 Book Beat 33 8 30- Little People 3 4 15 Parlridge Family 6 13 Ducks or Docks> 33 9 DO--Ghost Story 3 4 15 Room 222 6 13 Movies Pal Joey 8 The Famil y Jewels 10 9 30 - Odd Couples 6 13 Brooowskl 33 10 00 - Banyoo3 4 15 Love Ameri can Styte6 13 Mlleslones of Browns Need VictOry Sunday By VITO STELLINO UP! Sports Wnter Paul Brown, the guy who supposedly couldn t keep up With modern pro football a decade ago 1s shll f1eldmg those same well dr1lled teams that have been h1s trademark smce he started coaching h1gh school ball m 1930 At the end of the first two weeks of the season only f1ve teams have 2-J) records Fow u[ them- the Cowboys Dolphins Redskms and Jets--are pnme Super Bowl contenders The f1fth one 1s Brown s Cmcmnah Be ngals- the expansiOn team VJclor.,. tnd fu s pldtc m the AFC s Central DIVISIOH The Bengals who were !hen went up agamst P11ts surpnsr Winners of thr dlVI SIOn hm gh supposedl y the up m 1970 but were rum ed by and-C<lmmg team of 1972 last mJurles last year \\Ill attempt week F1ve f1eld goals by Horst to stay on lop Sunday when Muhlmann and a ru~ged they go agamst the team defense gave Cmcmnall a 15 10 Brown rounded and named- Boston Near, Oakland Is In By BOB DI PIETRO UP! Sports Writer John Curhs brought the Amencan League East pen nant mto sharper focus for Boston Thursday when he p1tched the Red Sox to a 3-1 VIctory over tbe Kansas C1ty Royals Thursday Coupled w1th Detr01t s 3 2 loss m 12 1nnmgs to New York the wm gave tbe Red Sox !', games worth of breathing room m a l1tle scramble that has reached the lith hour stage In other contests Thursday, the Oakland A s cbnched the Amencan League West crown for tbe second stra1ght year w1th a madcap comeback and an 8-7 win over Mmnesota and Steve Carlton won h1s 26th w1th a 2-1 v1ctory for the Phlladel plua Ph1llles over U1e P1tls burgh P~rates Reggie Sm1th lashed two doubles stole a base and scored tw1ce to lend Curbs a hand In leading Boston to 1ts wm The Bosox have SIX games remalmng m this stnke shortened season d1v1ded evenly between Baltimore and Detr01t The 6 foot 2 170 pounder from Newton Mass per severed despite a w1ld streak which saw him )'leld f1ve walks He gave up his only run m the seventh when the Royals flumed With two outs on a double by Amos Otis and a smgle by R1ch Schemblum I lelt like I could p1tch forever smd Curlls This was probably my second best game of the year I had a better one aga1nst Callforma a wh1le back but that s 11 Sparky Lyle donned a hero s mantle agam last mght w1th two mmngs of gntty relief to run his record to !1-5 Mean wh1le New York reached portly Mickey Lohch for three solo home runs the last bemg Roy Whites mnth w1th one out m the top of the 12th to hand the workhorse southpaw h1s 14th loss aga1nst 21 v1ctones The mustach10ed boys of Charles 0 Fmley tra1led 7-J) by the fifth mmng but pulled the game out w1th s1x runs m the f1 nal three mmn gs Recently acqmred Dal Man1ll season and only the secondstroked the double that un Sandy Koufax was the firstcorked tbe champagne m the NatiOnal League hurler to do so lit e lmtk) suuthp aw mnth mnmg It felt good to ge t the b1g fann ed 11 of the hard hlttmg hit sa1d happy Max1e I m Bucs to run h1s total to 303 In add1hon to becommg the happy I was able to contnbute w1nnmgest hurler m the Nl a httle The remarkable Carlton be smce Juan Man cha! \\On :ro for came tbe e1ghUt maJOr league the Gmnts "' 1968 ra rlton also p1tcher m h1story to stnke out collected a run scm mg double 300 or more batters m a smgle as the Phillles took the lead 1n the f1fth mrung LangsvilJe OSU Has Advantage Over Tar Heels, Dooley Says COLUMBUS (UP! )- Nor th touchdowns th1s season and Carolma Coach Bill Dooley be scored three others He has heves the three games h1s Tar completed 20 of 38 pass at Heels bave played - and won tempts for 282 yards - thiS season w11l work to a In last weekend s 34-33 wm disadvantage m the Saturday over Norlh Carolina State V1d game aga1nst Oh10 State noVlc threw two TD passes to We're a very young team tight end Ken Taylor Another really Dooley said We ve V1dnov1c Taylor combination made some ffilStakes and got set up a f~ld l!oal WI by wl!h'lthein, bllt reti\ly wet' • Th~ Tar Heeb !lave won II aten t a very good ball club stra ight games agamst yet Atlantic Coast Conference Ees1des that Ohio State has tea ms The last loss m the had tbe chance to scout us conference was m 1970 The last time the) were m three tunes - they know ev eryth1ng we do he added Co lumbus they upset th e ' We've seen them JUSt once Buckeyes 14.J That was 10 'No I'd sure have to say the 1965 advantage IS With Ohio State Dooley respectful of OhiO Ohio State Sixth ranked 10 State calls 1ts defense awe the nation IS largely untested some but says the team also The Bucks beat Iowa m the has balance opener two weeks ago 21-J), but The) have one of the best were Idle last Saturday balanced teams I ve ever North Carolina has wins over seen Dooley sa1d Th1s Richmond Maryland and game 1s gomg to be a North Carolina State tremendous challenge for our Carolina quarterback NICk young players ' Vldnov1c has thrown for three WOOD 1972 6 J()-.Chrlstopher Closeup 10 TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Afield \ that doesn t play hkc one The Bengals bea t New England m the1r opener and the Clcvclutd Brov.ns Another Vl< tory and the Beng tl < "'II be the team to beat 1n the1r P I brgh fhe Bengals don I hove a lot or b1~ names bul they do sh11w the preciSIOn that 1s the result of Brown s detailed coach mg $i98 For the budg mmded to the nch quality of OAK, CHERRY and WALNUT For The Most D1scnmmate Mrs Cozy Gorby and son Randolph Hall of Detrmt were overmght guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Gorby Mrs Alpha Barr has returned home after spendmg three weeks at the home of her daughter Mrs B'a~r Cad wallader of Seaman Mrs Cadwa llader has been m the hosp1tal for surgery She has returned home and IS 1m provmg Dale Wnght 1s a medical pa t1ent at Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal Mrs Ann Dexter of Hun tmgton VISited her mother, Mrs Dorothy Wnght recently and ca lled on Dale Wnght at Veterans Hosp1tal Mr and Mrs John Merrill of Columbus spent a weekend w1th her mother Mrs Emma Led he Mrs Emma Ledhe and M1ss Irene Barnes of Pomeroy returned home Sunday after spendmg three weeks w1th her husband Bernard Ledhe m Los Palmas Spa10 Mrs Howard Brown of Pomt Pleasant spent Wednesday w1th her SISler Mrs Emma Ledlle Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp and boys Kall Kev10 and Charles of Pomeroy called on Today'.._ Almanac By Umled Press IntcruatJOnal 1oday 1s Fnday Sept 29 the ?:13rd day of 1972 w1th 93 to lollow The moon IS between 1ts last quarter and new phase The mormng star s are Venus Mars and Saturn !he evenmg stars are Mercury and Jup1ter Those horn on th1s date are under the s1gn of Libra Nuclear physiCISt Enneo Fermi was born Sept 29 1901 On th1 s day m history In 1789 th e U S War Department set up a regular Army of 700 men to serve three years In 1923 Great Bntam began to govern Palestme under a League or NatiOnS mandate In 1936 m the presidential campa1gn between mcwnben t Franklm D Roosevelt and Alf Landon both parties cam pa 1gned on rad1o for the first liOn ga mes and was beaten m 11 010 000 000 00002000x 60 1 II M st.: HcrndndeJ ( 7) G1U s l1 \B ) I d SCI g r en C..l rll on (26 10) a d Bat ema L P M oose 117 diVISIOn Cleveland lost all SIX cxh1b1 Proqress JJ 13 7 DO-- Neighbors 13 Farm Front 4 Death Valley Days 8 Fun for Everyone 6 Societies In Tronslflon 10 7 15-Woman s Point ol View 13 7 3()-.Man from C 0 S I 10 Gospel 6 Btaslolf 13 Farmbook 3 Dick Van Dyke< Ar<h le s TV Funnies a 8 DO--Underdog 3 4 15 H R Pufnstof 6 13 Bugs Bunny 8 10 8 J()-.Bugs Bunny 10 Jetsons 3 4 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabrina the Teenage Witch 8 9 00-- Pink Pantber3 I IS O.monds6 13 Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan 8 10 9 30-Hound<ats 3 4 15 Nanny and the Professor 6 13 Scooby Doo 8 10 10 DO--Roman Holidays 3 4, 15 10 J()-.Barkleys 3 4 15 Josle - THe Pussycats 8 10 Brady Kids 6 13 11 OO--Sealab3 4 15 Fllntstones8 10 Bewltched6 13 II 3()-.Runaround 3 4 14 Kid Power 6 13 12 DO--Around the World n 80 Days 3 4 15 Funky Pathom 13 Batman 8 Archie s TV Funnies 10 Junior Bowllng6 12 30-Talking with a GlantJ 4 15 Lldsville13 Fat Alber IS 10 1 DO--Roller Derby 15 Sports Challenge 4 Chlldr•o s Film FestivalS 10 NFL Gameofthe Week 3 MonkeeSI 3 I 3()-.Johnny Bench4 Wally s Workshop 3 College Football13 2 00--Job Show 10 Baseball 3 4 Wide World of <ports 6 13 Garden Club 8 2 15-Baseba ll 3 4 15 Talking Hands 8 2 30-Urban League Presents 10 Viewpoint 8 3 oo- The Issue 10 Virginian 8 3 30--Explorers 10 College Football 6 13 4 DO-Right On 10 4 30-Wrestllng 8 Death Valley Days 10 5 DO-Doctor In the House 4 Death Valley Days 15 Green Acres 10 3 5 J()-.County Carnival 3 I Dream ot Jeannie 4 Explorers 8 Lassie 10 Gospel Talent Time 15 6 DO-News Weather Sports 3 4 8 Movie The Last Hunt 10 6 15-A Look at a Book 15 6 3()-.NBC News 3 4 15 Hee Haw 8 7 OD-Hee Haw 6 Lawrence Weik 4 15 Let s Make a Deal 3 Walt Till Your Father Gets Home 13 7 30-NashvllleMuslc3 George I BoattheCiock 13 8 DO-AIIintheFamlly8 10 Emergency3 4 IS Alias Smith& Jones 6 13 8 3()-.Brldget Loves Bernie 8 10 9 DO--Streets ol San Francisco 6 13 Mary Tyler /More I 10 Movie Cactus Flower 3, 4 15 9 30-Bob Newhart 8, 10 10 DO-Mission Impossible 8 10 Sixth Sense 6, 13 11 15 - News 6 13 Western Theatre 15 11 3D-Movie The Counterlelt Killer 3, Movie, Taggart, '4 Movie A Distant Trumpet 8 WOOdy Hayes !(f; Movie She Well of London' 13 12 DO-News 6 Movie, tick lick tick ' 10 12 15-Movle 'The Mummy s Ghost( 6 12 30- Movie W~ewolt ot Landani' 13 1 JD-Movle Spl r Woman." tJ 1 45-Movle Yes cloy, TCIIIMr IIMI Tomorrow ' 4 2 DO-Movie 'The lgCIIII Ralf AI Night " 10 2 30-Newa 13 4 DO-Movie Desert Delllur.'' 4 Ma1or League Res ult s By Umted Press International Naftonal League P 10 3()-.Washlngton Week In Revtew 33 11 00- News Weather Sports 6 8 10 13 11 30- Dick Cavett 6 12 oo - Roller Derby 4 Movie The Eye Creatures 10 I 30- News 13 2 oo - News 4 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30 Unescores 10) w I pel (0 It ga n e sc heduled ) Amenc.ln LNgue Ka C ly 7I Bo~ u 0 10 01 OO x 3 5 0 D :.go {12 171 a U Tayl or Cu 5 ~ 11 7l and F sk M ne so ta Oo kln d 200 OSO 000 000 01 32 I 1ts fu st regular season game b} Green Bay but Ut e Browns came back to beat Ph1ladelph1a last week In the other ga mes Sunda y ( 'i 6) HR Eps fe11 {2611 l M1am1 IS at Mmnesota Dallas ( 12 mn ngs ) 000 000 01 001 3 0 meets Green Bay at Mllwauk NY 100 000 001 ooo 2 10 ee Washmgton IS at New Del Stoll lemy e Me Dame! ( 7) England the New York Jels L y le ( 11) and Mu1 son Lol ch are at Houston Los Angeles 1s (2 1 4) a1d S 1 s WP Lyle (9 at Atlanta Kansas C1 ty IS at 5)911)HR s- Mc Dan EC (lsi) Wh te Demer San D1ego 1s at Oakland Pittsburgh IS at St (01 y ga 1 es sd edu ed) Loms Detro1t 1s at Clucago San Franct sco Is at Ne w I onight's Game~ Orleans and Balllmore IS at Buffalo SEOAL In a Monday mght TV spec1al lr nton at A then s that doesn t look too specml Logan ;~! Ga r pol s two wmless clubs- the New Jr:~ c k so 1 ~I Waver l y York G1ants and the Ph1ladel Well slo 1 al M e1gs phw Eagles-w11l meet at SVAC So ulh 'V ester 1 at Kyger Cr eek Phi ladel phia ey at No Gall •a M1mm and Mmnesota two Sy 1 n es Vall OTHERS dubs who could be heading for B!.! lp re at R~ev enswood a Super Bowl match will be Ea s cr 1 at Fed Hock ng v. o Co ut Glo uster meetmg on national TV for the Wnr Loc al a t PI Pleasa1 t second time m a month M1am1 Gr c e I Har na 1 T r :~ (b took a 21 19 dec1s10n m tl e So ull c n :~I Wat em a Orange Bowl m the !mal Ale )I a de :1 M tier ex hibitiOn game on Sept 10 SATURDAY SURGERY SUCCESSFUL LOS ANGELES I UPI )Tommy John a 29-year-old lefthander of the Los Angeles Dodgers underwent successful surget y on h1s p1tchmg elbow Thursday and should be able to begm throwmg agam m mght 10 days PRATT ON WAIVERS LOUISVILLE (UPI ) - M1ke Pratt thought to be protected by a no-cut contract was put on wa1vers Thursday by the Kentu cky Colonels of the Amencan Basketball Assoc1a ilon along w1th Bill Kennedy bme and Walt Szczerb1ak In 1963 Pope Paul VI opened the second sesswn of the JONES READY Ecumemca l Council at St HOUSTON ( UP I)- Leonard Peter s Bas1hca m Rom e Bloom owner of the San Diego Conqwstadors of the Amencan Mr and Mrs Larry Barr at the Basketball Assoc1atwn Said home of hi~ mother Mrs Thursday that Olympian Alpha Barr Wednesday Dw1ght Jones 1s ready to Sign a e\enmg contract With h1s team OU Set For Toledo Bout By Unlled Press International Bo11hng Green Sta te Umver s1ty Coach Don Nehien says the Falcons offense IS just about read) to break loose and that cou ld mean a lot of bad news for Western M1ch1gan Satur day m a top M1d America n Conference game The unbeaten Falcons wm oers of two m a row travel to Kalamazoo M1ch for thetr th1rd consecutive road game to face the Broncos who are 2 1 We played very pcorly at Kent " said Ohio Uruvers1ty coach B1ll Hess m what may be the understatement of the foot ba 11 season so far Kent State sandbagged the Bobcats 37-14, the f1rst time the F1ashes had beaten OU smce Cred1l Kent w1th takmg ad vantage of the1r opportumties We just have to go from here and play 11 week by week and try to get one m the wm column Now OU fa ces a Toledo club that has won two m a row smce seemg 1ts 35 game WlMmg streak broke by Tampa m the season opener Toledo has a good defens1ve football team and the1r offense IS commg sa1d Hess Joe Schwartz returned to ta1lback from quarterback where he had been switched m preseason dnlls carried 39 times for 188 yards and scored three tunes m the 38-24 wm over Texas Arlington Satur day The Rockets will be seekm g 1965 thetr fourth stralght wm over We made too many mistakes to win ' sa1d Hess ou M1am1 takes on Improved Xav1er m a Homecommg en t:ounter Xav1er which has won two ga mes aga1nst one loss the best start smce 1967, 1s led by quarterback T1m Dydo who has completed 47 of 88 passes for 421 yards and three touchdowns Cmcmnall, which has lost to Colorado and Xav1er m 1ts last two outmgs hosts VIllanova We JUS! have to p1ck our selves up and get gmng sa1d Cmcmnall Coach Ray Callahan In other games LOUISVIlle IS at Dayton Akron at Ball State, Wittenberg at Ashland Hanover at Bluffton, Case Western Reserve at Washmgton & Jeff erson Central State at Arkan sas AM&N and Fmdlay at De fiance Also Manetta at H1ram . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . John Carroll at Th1el Pa College Kalamazoo at OhiO Norlhern W1lmmgton at Pnn c1p1a lll Youn gs town State at South Dakota State and R1ver Falls State W1s, at Baldwm Wallace Also otterbein at Capital Demson at Hope M1ch Heidelberg at Muskmgum Wooster at Kenyon Hobart N Y at Mount Uruon, Oberlin at Carneg1e Mellon , Pa and Grove C1ty, Pa , at Oh10 Wesleyan GE COLOR TV \ection in the Make your se d pleasant comfortable f a:ur new shOW atmosphere o room at Rosccr 1 :1 New York Monl re a l 77 71 72 79 67 81 520 16 477 22 45J 26 Ph tad el pt a 56 94 37J 38 7 II 2 8 12 0 x C nc nhah Woodson Gr unger ~7) La Roc hf' (8) J d M llerwa ld Od o 1 Locker ( 5) Waslew sk1 (6) Ha 1 101 (8.) Fmgers (9) a• d Tenrt ce Haney (9) WP F 1ger s ( 11 8) LP LaRoche Ne ls 01 v l it: Yor k 94 St Lou s Ze1 csv lie s Houston Los Anqel es 56 627 Sl Lou s at Ch1cago Los Ang al Cmc nnat1 A tlan t a at San Fran Houston at San D1ego - 83 66 557 10 , 1 Am enca n League East West w I pel g b Bos ton 9 1 58 82 66 82 68 Atlanta 70 79 San Frnn c sco 64 86 San Otego S7 91 Delro t New York 611 554 547 8 9 <170 21 2 427 27 J85 33 2 2 )( - (lm cheddtvls ronalhtle Thursday s Result Ph Ia '1 P ltsburgh 1 (Only ga ne scheduled) Today s Probable P1tchers (All Ph Ia al Montreat New York at P tlsburgh gb x Pdlsburgh Ch cag o 000001000 Saturday s Games By Un1ted Press Internationa l Nah ona I l ea gue East Ttmes EDTI Ba I mor e Clevelii nd M waukee w I pel g b 82 67 550 18 69 79 71 540 527 523 78 71 69 83 62 88 2 454 14 .413 20 2 2 West w I pd g b Oakland Ch ca g o M nneso ta Ka 15 a 5 C ly Ca tlor n a 90 60 600 83 65 75 73 74 75 561 6 507 14 497 IS 72 New York (Ma t ack l d 9) at Te:.:.a 5 52 97 349 37 Pit tsburgh {Bnle s 14 9) 8 05 Thur sday s Results p m Bos ton 3 Kansas Ctly I Pht a del ph a (OoY.n s 1 1) Oakland 8 Mmnesota 7 M o1 rea (McAna l ly S 15 ) 8 05 N Y 3 De tr01t 2 12 mns p n (On ly games scheduled) Todar s Probable Pitchers l os Angel es (Down ng 9 8) at C neon >al (McGiothl n 8 81 (All Ttmes EDT) 8 05 p n Boston (T ant 14 5) al Balli Houstor (For sc h 5 7) a l San more (Palmer 219) 1 30 p m Dego ( Ktr by 12 I<) 10 30 p m M!wa uk ee I Lonborg 13 111 at At lan ta (Stone 610) at San De tro1 (Frr rn an 83) 9pm Fran c sea (Br ya nt 2 7) 11 Oak l en d B ue 6 9} at Kansas p C ly \Montgomer y 3 21 9 30 Lou s (Wse 1616) at pn Ct I C:tg o ( Hooton 11 13 ) 'l 30 Ch cago (Bahnsen 20 15) at Pm TeKas (Hand 10 13) 9 30 p m M.nn esot a {Perry 13 15) at Ca lf ornla(May1 111 ) llpm S !Only games scheduled) Saturday s Games SLIGHT LEAD BREMEN Germany (UPI)- M1chael Obrecht of West Germany held a slight lead over Randy Dayney of the Umted States Thursday after the school figures m the men s dlv1 s1on of the World Roller Skatmg champ10nsh1ps M nn at Cat+fern ta n ght Oakland al Kan C ly ntght Ch cago at Texas n ght M•lwaukee at Detro 1 Bos ton at Bait mght Cleve land a t New Yor k Full Week Rio Redwomen To Open London Swim Season Saturday 1 he RIO [,rande Women S team d1d not wm a meet m four swtm team opens tts 1972 slarts Prospec ls appear season Saturda) afte rn oon at one o dock at the Lvne Ce nter pool RIO Grande \\ 1ll host Muskmgum College to begm then second year of com petll wn The R10 sw1m mers are coached b) Ga le Hend11 cks a g1 aduate of Sam Houston State Umversll) It s Ms Hend11cks fi rs! lear of coaclung at R10 G1 ande R10 m star tmg a gtrls swun LEADING ,.,.lllrl BATTERS '~ \\ Ma 10,. League Leaders By Umted Press International Leadeng Batters Nalional league g ab r h pel Wilms Ch Baker All Cden o Hou Garr All 01 ver Ptl Brock SIL Wat sn Hou Ros e C n San lo Ch Hebner P t 146 558 94 187 122 425 61 138 134 543 101 175 129 S31 83 169 136 548 8S 171 148 606 79 188 144 536 72 166 149 626 103 192 129 451 65 138 121 418 60 125 bnghter th1s fall w1th a squad uf four JUniors three sophomores and a freshman Young ladles makmg up the ream a1 e JUniors Jane Gaul Deb Tesst Cary Coutts and Ch1 c Pe nn along With sop homores Jamce Wa sek Km l n Williams and Deborah Carr and the lone freshman IS Amy Po1 tofe The Rw sw1mmmg team wtll partiCIP.ate ID s1x meets Coach 'Herldr~cks" !ee'rs Rio w1ll be strong m the free style the relays mdlVIdual medley and tile short d1stance events th1s l em Saturday s meet at Lyne Cen te1 1s open to the pubhc from $290 per person Round Tnp A1r Fare from New York In eluded' Departures· November 1972 - March 1973 OFFERED ONLY BY 8 The Most Trusted Name in Travel AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO Phone 992 2!90 446 11699 Ga -ARROw- 33S 325 322 318 312 31 0 310 307 306 299 Amen can l ea gue g ab r h pel Carew M n 0 Allen Ch May Ch Pn ela KC Shb m KC Rud Oak Maberry KC 137 S26 148 S06 146 S22 146 S55 130 436 145 S89 60 167 317 90 156 308 82 160 307 64 169 30S 59 133 30S 93 179 304 144488 61 147 301 126 439 73 131 298 Ot s KC 138 S21 70 IS2 292 ChmbltS Cle 11 7 447 46 130 191 F sk Bos Home Runs Nahona I League Ben ch C n 40 Colbert SO 38 W II tams Ch t 36 Aaron All and Stargell P II 33 Amertcan League 0 Allen Cht 37 Murcer NY 30 Epstetn Oak 26 K llebrew M nn and Jack son Oak 25 Runs Batted In Naftonal league Bench Cm 122 WI ams Cht 121 Stargell Ptll 112 Colberl SO 106 May Hou 97 Amencan League For Dress and Sport Dacron, Cotton and Kn~ D Allen Ch t 113 Mayberry KC 96 Murcer NY 92 Scott Mtl 86 Powel l Bar t and Darw n M lnn 78 Your Headquarters ~or Arrow Shirts-Greatest Selection In The B1g Bend Area Many Styles To Choose From BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDL£PORT, 0. 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Second Ave. Middleport, 0. 1/2 J 4 "FAMILY OUTING" INTERNATIONAL UNIONOF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 132-A. 8 &C. ¥ r �• • Helen Help Harril'ionvillc Scwit'ly New" Clayton Waggoner a former local resident, d1ed at a Columbus Hosplta I on Friday Funeral services were held ' By Helen Bottel Tuesday at the Woodyard Funeral home He LS survived M-OIL Before the Wedding by hiS w1fe, Eva a son and two Dear Helen daughters h1s mother, Mrs A couple of montl., ago, my girl's mother lost ber home to Els1e Waggone1 of Albany a brother, Jack Wagoner and a fire so, trymg to be kind, I let her use the spare bedroom m my Sister Clarice m Calilorma house I work 70 hours a week to earn extra money for my commg and a brother Clair local mamage, so l didn t think shed get underfoot Sam Damron 70 died at Well she's taken over She criticizes my every move acls as 1f Holzer Medical Center alter a the house were hers has brought m a divorced daughter to stay long Illness He IS SUrviVed by With her - and IS telling my fiancee that I m a no good, a lazy h1s wafe one son and one slob daughter Funeral was held She drinks my booze, eats my food and IS trymg to break up Saturday at Ewmg s w1th my commg mamage, but if I throw her and her daughter out burial m Wells Cemetery what chance Will I have With the other daughter - my mtended? Mr and Mrs Elwm D1ehl of She protects her mother, knowmg she Is a near alcoholic -SAM Red Oak Iowa spent a THE 'SOFT HEARTED SLOB weekend w1th Mrs Stella Dear Sam Atkms and Mrs Ruby D1ehl I'd suggest you let your UN-mother-m law wm H she breaks Mrs June Newhouse of up your commg marriage, you can throw ber out, as she'll no North Carohna spent some longer be related ' (Though you may need the help of a hme w1th her mother Bess1e professional eviCtor ) Graham And if your fumcee doesn't come back consider yourself Robert Alkire made a lucky a wife who puts a scroungmg vmd1ctive, boozy mother busmess tnp to Columbus Fr1day first 1s not the worlds greatest catch 1-H Mrs Eber P1ckens of Racme spent an evenmg 111th the Dear Helen Robert Alkires recently My mother has a good sense of humor but 11 s the s1ck kmd V1s1tors of Ava Gilkey She says she's not a raciSt - that shes actually makmg fun of were Ruby D1ehl recenlly those who are Mary Bohn and Dale W1lhams But she calls people nlggers' and 'wops and kikes ' The 1:iaturday evenmg callers at other day she told a friend he was trymg to Jew her down the home of Stella Atkms and When I complam she says 11 s the opposite of raciSm - like All Ruby D1ehl were Mary Diehl In the Family She clai{IIS she IS puttmg the problem m per Mr and Mrs Felix Alk1re Mr spective by munlcking Arch1e or gomg him one better and Mrs Da v1d R1ggs and The trouble Is, people don t realize th1s -and I thmk she s chlldren and S -Sgt Roger fooling herself She actuallv IS preJUdiced- tbe kmd of person Alk1re and w1fe and son who says Some of my best friends are Chnstopher How can l get 11 across that she is embarrassmgly unSeveral persons from here funny?- M G attended the semor Citizens P .S She s lr~sh, and proud of 11 p1cruc at the fairgrounds and DearM report a mce tune How about a dose of herownmedlcme• Ask her how shed hke Mr and Mrs Carl Sampson to be referred to as Shanty !fiSh" or a M1ch - by some of and Mmme McGrath attended her best fr~ends at yard sa le at Albany Saturday Better yet tell your mother straight out that rac1sm by any other name IS sllll repulsive -H Us. •• Dear Helen My part-time housekeeper IS a married woman who tells me she and her husband have been hvmg like s1ster and brother for ten years I guess thiS frllStrates her because she has nothmg but sex on her mmd and constantly talks about 11, tells dirty JOkes etc She cleans well and !hate to lose ber, bullS there a way I can subtly shut her up? --SICK OF SEX Dear Sick lf changing the subject doesn t work (and 1! probably won t) then walk away - H WIN AT BRIDGE Defense s Bidding Tells All 1 NORTH .AKJ7 3 ¥J 63Z • Q 10 Dear Helen Who needs liberation froro whom • Consider th1s Diamonds are a g~rl s best fnend but a mans best fnend IS his dog -S S o1o A 5 WEST DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB "'¥ 8A9 (D) + AKJ9 5 EAST "'42 ¥10815 o1o KJ 1083 Shingles Seem Quite Common By Lawrence Lamb, M D Dear Dr Lamb - I had a bad case of shmgles about three months ago The rash disappeared but I still have a lot of pam m the arm shoulder and back Could you put somethmg m your column explaining JUSt what causes shmgles and why the pam lasts so long after the rash IS gone? Dear Reader - I would never have guessed that so many people had shmgles until I started wr1tmg this column Numerous people have wntten to me askmg about th1s problem Shmgles wh1ch we tech nlcally call herpes zoster 1s a very pamful skm rash caused by a v1rus mfectwn of a nerve root The vu us 1s the sa me one that causes chicken pox The skm rash usually breaks out along the distribution of the nerve Since one of the nerves between the nbs IS commonly involved It Is not unusual for the rash to go along the curvature of the r1b lt can however 10volve a nerve with the diStrlbullon along the s1de of the leg or even over the face Unfortunately the treat ment of thiS rroblem IS un satisfactory note that Dr Richard L Dobson profes sor of dermatology at the Univers1ty of Oregon Med1 cal School has recently wr1t ten that the treatment of the uncomphcated case IS enllre Iy symptomallc Th1s means The Daily Sent1nel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER l TANNEHill Euc Ed ROhRT HOEFLICH City Ed•tQr Publ st'led da ly ~xcept S1turaay by Tne Ohto Valley Publshng Company 111 Court St Pomerov •5169 Bus.nen Off• ce Oh o P~one 992 2156 Ectltor el P"hOne 992 2151 Srcona class postage pad at Pomeroy Oh10 National aclverl s no rtprutntlf ve 8ott.nell Geneoher Inc 12 East •2nd Sl New York City N~w York Subscr•pt on rates De llvtrtCI br cerrt~r where available SO cents per week By Motor Route whrre carr1er nrv ce not available One montt'l 11 7! By mall In On o 1nd W VI One )'tar SU 00 months S1 25 TArtt monrn1 u so Subscr l pllon Six prln Incl ude& Sunday Stnllntl T•me~ 29 • 83 2 olo9742 SOUTH .QI0965 ¥ KQ4 • 7 64 "'Q 6 North Sou th vulnerable West North East South I + Dble Pa" 2 "' 34 4• Pass Pass COLUMBUS (UPI) Str~p mine inspc<lors from the dlViston of lorestry and reclamallon have charged the Engle Construction Co of McArthur with ac cumulahng and diS<'harglng acid mme water Officials said the water 11ent inlo a tributary of Raccoon Creek In Swan Township In Vmton County Oct 3 has been sellor a trial on the charges m Vinton County Rally Day at Church Planned Galperin Charges Moore is Allied with Surface Miners Sunday 1s Rally Day at !he M 1ddl~purt t'hurch of Christ, and plans were made dunng a CHARLESTON, W Va Industry and hiS ' should be of ' possibly into the millions " meet111g of the Loyal Bereans -The admimslratlon has Class Tuesday mght to contact (UP!) - West Virgm1a str1p ser1ous concern to all West VIrmme operators are fattening glans ' failed to prov1de, or ask the tnac live members and ot~ers came as Galperin's charges the war chest of Gov Arch A legislature to provide m an effort to mcrease at the second phase of an mvesti re-election quest with Moore's adequately tramed mspectors lendance gallon mto Moore's ad thousands of dollars m return and the few now employed Prayer by Edith Spencer mlfllStrabon, undertaken by for gubernatonal favors a faded to pass qualification opened the meehng w1th Mrs Democratic legislative task select lawmakers appomted by examinations Galpertn said Mary Memhart g1v1ng the Thursday , state Democratic Chalrlii8n force' charged the amount of land stripped has de vo twns on the theme Task force chairman Sen Si W11lJam Watson doubled smce Moore took office Somebody Up There Likes Galperm D Kanawha, ad Last week the Initial report w1thout a corresponding mYou Mrs Cathryn Ervm m1tting to newsmen be could dealth w1th Moore's economic crease In the number of mread the scnpture Reported Ill prove none of h1s charges, record speclors wet e Mrs Allee Fmk, Leslie The surface mme study was -Moore has failed to forfeit Ervm Mrs Emma Br1ckles, clauned the strippers were released at a news conference surety bonds 'despite gross expectmg a ' generous ' return Mrs Irene Gilmore and Mrs for the1r donatiOns where Watson called Moore and persJBtent violations by the Thelma Wiley 'A rev1ew of Moore's perfor ' the darlmg of the strippers " operators' Galperln said 25 By Mrs Opha Oflult Named as hostesses for the mance shows conclusively that Empty Phrase bonds have been forfeited out Spendmg the weekend w1th October meetmg were Mrs they w1ll be taken care of ' The Democratic task force of nearly 2,000 permits granted Mrs G J Morgan were Mr Betty f:hne Mrs Ruth Karr Galperm SaJd concludes after a careful reby the administration and Mrs R L Golthardt and Mrs Cynthia Gohrmg VIew of the reclamation perfor Galperm said the Republican McMallllS Wrote Strip Bonds Columbus While here Mrs Reports of officers were g1ven Incumbent has clearly allied mance of the Moore adminisThe bonds for Hylton's opeMorgan accomparued them to and Mrs Memhart Mrs tration that reclamation Is an himself ' w1th the surface mme rations, copies of which were the home of Mr and Mrs Ervm and Mrs l oUJse empty phrase and the surface provided to the press by GalRoger Morgan and daughter McEl hinny served refresh mme operators either Ignore or penn were executed by the Kathy m Middleport ments proVIde token adherence to the Travelers Indemnity Co J1m and LOis Evans and laws ' said Galperln, an outthrough the Songer Insurance fam1 l) have made the1r spoken abohtion advocate Agency of Beckley residency m Rock Spnngs As examples of what the task Democratic House Speaker 1ecently PT PLEASANT force termed this cyrucal Lewis McManus Is an employe Mrs Eulah Evans has been LIVESTOCK SALES CO agreement ' between Moore of that f1rm, and Galperm Sick and confined to her home COLUMBUS (UP!) - The and the operators, these ac PI Pleasant, W Va was asked If he attached any Mrs Wayoe Sloan VISited F1rst National Bank and Trust cusatlons were made Saturday, Sept 23, 1972 significance to that fact ' I ~ 1th Mrs George S1sson on HOGS - 175 to 220 27 50 to Co of Ravenna and the Uberty -Sen Tracy Hylton, R Wyr>- think you would have to draw Saturday 28 90 HeaVIes 23 50 to 24 75, Nahonal Bank of Fremont mmg one of the state's most your own conclUSion, ' he said Mr and Mrs Harold Lights 25 to 28 Fat Sows 25 to today officially became af important operators who ' l have to draw the concluBlackston VISited Mr and Mrs IilJa ted banks of the First Bane recently changed parties m Sion that the speaker does busiF E Shaffer of Columbus on 26, Boars 19 to 22, P1gs 14 to 22, Group of Oh10 Inc Stock Shoats 25 to 30 another b1d for re-election was Sunday Mrs Shaffer mother The action brought the total granted permits before he ness with the stnp m1ne opeCA TI1.E Steers 30 to 39 rators, he wd ThiS could of Mr Blackston 1s He1fers 25 to 30 Fat Cows 22lo number of F1rst Bane Group received approval from the put him m a difficult position recuperatmg from a fall she 25 Canners 22 to 24 30 Bulls ?:/ banks to 13 and the group s attorney general s office and when 1t comes to voting l don t took several weeks ago to 37 Stock Cows and Calves combmed total resources to three months before he posted think there s anything wrong Pv2 Carl Offutt Ft Jackson 270 to 4?:1 Stock Steers 37 to about $1 I billion the required surety bond with Mr McManus serving as S C was home on leave the The First National Bank and 46 90 Stock He1fers 30 to 35 -Barbour Coal Co was per an agent for the str1p mme mpast weekend Other v1s1tors m Stock Steer Calves 45 to S4 50, Trust Co of Ravenna which milled to operate under the old dustry ' the Offutt home were Mr and operates f1ve offices m Portage surface mine law even though Galperm was asked if he Mrs John Sayre of Gallipolis Stock Helfer Calves 39 25 to 43 County has total resources of a pernut was ISSued e1ght days VEAL CALVES Tops would tum down surface mine MISS Pam W1lson Albany S4 50 Seconds S4 Medium 49 25 about $65 million the 1971 law went mto after busmess if he were an inSllrMrs Wayne Sloan and Mr W1th the retirement of bank effect The f1rm Is 011'llfd by to 51 10 Common & Heavies Elmer Haskms ol Middleport pres1dent Maurice R Evans on Arch Sandy and Harold Fidler ance agent, and he replied '! 47 60 to 49, Culls 45 to 46 50 doubt 11, but I might not vote on It 1s reported that M1sses Market h1gber Rece1pts Oct 1 Bruce Boyer will 1denti11ed by Galperm as part- the questiOn of whether strip Rachael and Debb1e Taylor, higher assume the off1c1al duties of ners m the Grafton Coal Co Helper, Utah younger Sisters the presidency at the Ravenna w1th C E Compton, who mining should be abollsbed ' Galperm said he had no proof j of Mrs Mark Tannehill, were Bank Boyer has been a v1ce recently presided over a fund that the Moore campaign IS m1ured when h1t by a motor president of City National l'lllsiOg dmner for Moore receivmg heavy contributions cycle They were attendmg a Bank m Columbus Moore purposely delayed from the operators ' I think 1t motorcycle h11l chmbmg races The L1berty National Bank of enactment of rules and PRESIDENT NAMED IS obvious,' he sa1d "But we m the desert at the time of the Fremont which operates three regulations under the 1971 law DAYTON, Oh10 (UP!) do not have the names and acc1dent Rachael was the Wnght State Umverslty an bank off1ces m Sandusky ' so operators could have a free amounts at this pomt They more serwusly InJured but both noun ced Wednesday that County, has total resources of held for stnppmg without certainly do not deny that they are reported to be recovermg Fredenck A Wh1te has been over $?:1 million serious restnctlons ' and are makmg huge contricutions Mr and Mrs Willard Hmes named actmg president of the resulting m sav10gs for them to the Moore campaign ' were dinner guests of Mr and school replacmg Dr Brage Mrs Opha Offutt on Thursday Golding who res1gned to evemng become pres1dent of Callforma Robert Blackston son of Mr State Umvers1ty at San D1ego DOLE IN OHIO and Mrs Harold Blackston IS CAMBRIDGE Oh10 (UP!)attendmg college m Athens Sen Robert Dole R Kan . Mr and Mrs Wilham Repubhcan national chaarman Radford have returned home and Mr Radford and Mr was scheduled to appear at a from vacat10nmg m W1sconsm Pullms went on a flshmg trip to meeting of local Republican They were accompamed by Hayward WlS Programs for Tonight leaders here th1s evening John Mr and Mrs Don Pullins of Mr and Mrs Roger Hmes Andrews, state GOP chairman, Columbus Mrs Radford and and family of GallipoliS, VISited also was to attend the and Tomorrow Mrs Pullms v1s1ted w1th Mr w1th Mr and Mrs Willard gathenng at nearby Salt Fork and Mrs Ron Reed Milwaukee Hmes on Fnday everung Lodge FRIDAY SEPT 29 1971 6 oo- News3 4 8 10 15 NBC News8 10 Truth or Conseq 6 Dream of Jeannie 13 Sesame St 20 Halhayoga 33 6 30- News 3 4 6 8 10 13 IS French Chef 33 I Dream of Rock Springs News Notes Bane Group Market Report Is Enlarged Television Log that doctors g1ve vanous medJCmes that have the gen Pass eral effect of rellevmg pam Open ng l~ad - t K In some mstances aspmn 1s enough and m other mstanc es strong med1cme IS need By Oswald & James Jacoby , ed Here IS another ehmma Dr Dobson does not twn play made possible be recommend salves and lo By JACK O'BRIAN cause Wests b1ddmg has t10ns and finds that they are Afl Howie and Hank Flunk 1mtatmg In h1s opm10n a told South where all the cards are Linda Chr1sllan s newest boast - that m her dry dressmg changed dally IS the best local med1cme If checkered romantiC past she turned down Not that we really fault the rash mvolves the face West for h1s b1ddmg He proposals from Ar1 OnasslS Howard Hughes somet1mes the hormone can t know that East has a and Henry Ford if you can believe 11 ' because cortisone or related mediCa blank hand they were bores and not good lovers we cant !Ions are g1ven If another m West cashes the ace and corroborate or dispute Unda's last rasp but fection mvolves the area of kmg of dJamonds and sh1fts the rash then the bactena to a trump South stops to bores they re not and Linda sure IS a cad that's causmg th1s super1m f1gure out Wests hand He Prmcess Lee Radz1w1ll (The London Times posed m£ection has to be probably started With 55 10 once descnbed Jackie O's Sister as a prmcess 1dent1f1ed and the proper the mmor su1ts the ace and and next day after checkmg Debrett s treatment g1ven usually by one heart and a spade published a correction ) has new plans less than p1lls or shots That doesn t have to be noble she ll wnte for und erground fllth-filmer The rash usually lasts on ly two or three weeks but the exact dlstnbuhon but Andy Warhol s mtemew mag Bob Hope and party didn t know there about 10 per cent of the peo South can fmd out more pie who have th1s problem about 1l nght away He ruffs wasn t a smgle table left at the above-Central w1ll have residual neuralgia h1s last diamond With dum Park Top of the Park spot and that the one they th1s means that the nerve my s ace of trumps East escorted him to had just been abandoned for hiS that was mvolved m the firSt follow s so West started With benefit by owner Jerry Jacobs family - they place contmues to cause JUSt f1ve diamonds severe pam This IS very d1f South returns to this hand were so glad to have h1m there Reg~ne's jemt flcult to treat Dr Dobson w1th a second trump West m Monte Carlo does sellout busmess - at $8 a recommends soraymg the shows out drmk booze or Coke, 1t s the same 8 clams One Now South leads a low lad had 40 guests - at $320 a round' pamful area w1th one of the Marlo refrl~erant spravs such as heart toward dummy West ethyl chloride Th1s some can t afford to nse w1th hiS Thomas longplay romance w1th playwnsht times relieves the pam at ace 1 hat would set up dum Herb Gardner only came to light when her least temporanly and m a my s fourth heart for a club $H 000 Jewelry he1st hit the fan she d been few mstances produces per disca rd West ducks and llvmgatHerb sE 72ndSt pad off and on a long manent rehef If the pam dummy s jack wms the tnck lime A second heart IS led oerslsts for a Ion~ nenod of Gmger Rogers who used to grab the guest time the patient 1s often sent South s queen falls to Wests to a neurosur~eon and 1f the ace and poor West IS stone room w1th her cousm Phyllis (Mrs Bennett) Cerf was hosted most elegantly by George nerve mvolved IS superficial cold dead or not essential to v1tal bodv If he leads a d1amond Abbott m hiS 16-room penthouse, and swanked function sometimes surg1cal South gets a ruff Pnd diS around m George's $36 000 Mercedes 600 relief of the pam IS attempt card He sees that and does Actor ( Lenny') Cliff Gorman s wife Gail let the best he can by leadmg ed a club South lets this come the kitten out of the crib when she bought scads Dear Dr Lamb - l have around to h1s queen and of maternity duds at Mater s Market, E 53rd heard that 1f a person drmks scores game and rubber St pregboteek The stage Deli turned down liQUid less than one hour be (NEWSP~PER ENTf:RPRtSE ASSN ) several huge offers but It's a kosher goldmine fore meals dunM meals or less than one hour after and Junmy Richter's Stage Industries won't meals their arthnhc pams sell Will be much ~realer lh•n 1f D~rector Michael Kidd left 'Dude' at in thev abstam from drmkm~ The b1ddmg has been North Elst South ternuSSlon (II was previewing) and gave his durm ~ these penods Should Wesl th1s 1dea be oract1ced by an u. brother Concord Hotel producer Phil Greenwald Pass 1 t _ Pass 2NT at Al & Dick s the gloomiest analysiS He'd been arthritic sufferer' Pass 3. Pass asked by William Morris to give an opmion and Dear Reader - Th1s 1s Pass 4 + Pass pure nonsense Drmk your It was grun The show suspended previews and water whenever you please You South hold rehearsals and sw1tched directors, it's an avant and It will have nothmg t, .AK65 ¥AIO: tK53tftAI6 musical supposedly malting "Hair" old What do you do now? do w1th your arthr1t1s (HEWSPAPU INTlli'RtSE ASSN I A-Bid lour hoar t .. Your fashioned Colwnbia PIX veep Bob Ferguson s partner is showmr a rood hand daughter Carole s been getting house calls from with at lea•l live diamonds He Dr Paul David Brodsky They ll wed Dec 23 s~"d your questions fa Dr Lamb will read your lour heart <all The Plaza s Persu:n Room has smger m care ol tltu newspaper P0 Bar as a cue b1d and not a heart Junmy Damon floor-Bhowing where once those 1551, RodJo C1ty StCifiOtt New York SUI( NY IOOIP Fot atopy of Dt Lomb 1 dears (Hildegarde, Mary Martin, Carol TODAY S QUESTION ,_.,,, on bolanctd rl11t send 50 Your partne r contmues to Channing) played and the cutback In cover ttltfl lo the tdmt oJJren ontl 011 lour no-lrump What do you do charges to $3 was projected by the management lot 6olotl(td Dior booi/ol now? as reducmg the expected checks to "about $30 ' ,, Jeanme 13 Voice along Br'Way 3. 3- The Da1ly Sentmel, M1ddlepurt Pomeroy 0 Sept 29, 19,. as opposed to $70 10 the old days Meanwhile the Plaza basement cafe, Plaza 9 IS closed while someone dreams up a new concept Why not pure classical jazz - Bobby Hackett, The World's Greatest Jazz Band, Wild Bill DaviSOn, Junmy McParUand etc Just let Hackett loose and surround him w1th whatever top classical jazzmen are m town at any time the very revolving variety of sidemen would haul in the older, r1cher middle class jazzealots The Plaza tosses a free floorshow for each of llS Persian Room Showcase '73' shows--m the employes' cafeteria dunng lunch hour on the day each show premieres One H wood agent falled m a lethal overdose attempt his pals of course clatm he took only 10 per cent of the correct fatal dosage Amy Vanderbilt s alling, nifty gal, she bas all of us rootmg for her Beverage Industry officials say soft drinks were sloshed at an all.ttme high last year - puts per capita consumption at 34 8 gallons, Coke Pepsi and 7-Up In that order Joe Helbock, owner of the original 52nd St temple of jazz The Onyx, writes from Ellsworth, Mame, that he heard an announcer Identify himself as Harry Van Zell and wonders if Its the same deep-toned Harry Van Z who starred In early radio and attended services 10 Joe s Swmg Temple betimes The food Industry has a heart A comnuttee has been formed and campaign started to ' Brmg Back Bon Vivant' , the star-ere >Sed soup firm which falled when botulism was linked to 11 The committee's aiming for hardly a soupcon - a half-million to resuslcate the otherwiSe highly respected 108-year~ld firm We thought the Kentucky Fried Chicken outfit made a fortune catering the Derns convention, instead, Col Sanders wasn't the least bit chicken about paying lbem $35,000 l1ld 5,500 chicken dinners delivered to their seats for the honor suh, the cunnel-6uh's payoff - he was mtroduced to deleg,tes - over the TV networks Quite a musical crowd at ~o Vadls The Morton Downeys and his son, Dorothy and Dick Rogers (getting a one-man salute at the Hallmark Gallery on his 70th birthday), Alan Jay Lerner(spllt from his wife but pally with exwife Micheline again and we don't know which It was this time), and basso Railliondl here to sing 'Don Giovanni" The late VIctor McLaglen's son Andrew signed to direct his 5th John Wayne bravery, Warner's "Wednesday Morning " Duke s son Michael agam will produce Inflation Item the Vegas Union Plaza Hole! hiked Us bet-limit from t500 to f2,500 Also upped odds at the11ice tables u a come-oo I ' 7 oo - Truth or Conseq. 3 Beat The Clock 4 What s My Line 8 Wild Kingdom 13 ; News Weather Sporls 6 10 Solnt IS Masterpiece Theatre 33 7 30 - To Tell The Troth 6 Parenl Game 10 Porter Wagoner 3 Young Dr Kildare 4 Beat The Clock 13 8 oo - Sanford & Soo 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 Sonny & Cher 8 10 Newsmaker 72 13 Book Beat 33 8 30- Little People 3 4 15 Parlridge Family 6 13 Ducks or Docks> 33 9 DO--Ghost Story 3 4 15 Room 222 6 13 Movies Pal Joey 8 The Famil y Jewels 10 9 30 - Odd Couples 6 13 Brooowskl 33 10 00 - Banyoo3 4 15 Love Ameri can Styte6 13 Mlleslones of Browns Need VictOry Sunday By VITO STELLINO UP! Sports Wnter Paul Brown, the guy who supposedly couldn t keep up With modern pro football a decade ago 1s shll f1eldmg those same well dr1lled teams that have been h1s trademark smce he started coaching h1gh school ball m 1930 At the end of the first two weeks of the season only f1ve teams have 2-J) records Fow u[ them- the Cowboys Dolphins Redskms and Jets--are pnme Super Bowl contenders The f1fth one 1s Brown s Cmcmnah Be ngals- the expansiOn team VJclor.,. tnd fu s pldtc m the AFC s Central DIVISIOH The Bengals who were !hen went up agamst P11ts surpnsr Winners of thr dlVI SIOn hm gh supposedl y the up m 1970 but were rum ed by and-C<lmmg team of 1972 last mJurles last year \\Ill attempt week F1ve f1eld goals by Horst to stay on lop Sunday when Muhlmann and a ru~ged they go agamst the team defense gave Cmcmnall a 15 10 Brown rounded and named- Boston Near, Oakland Is In By BOB DI PIETRO UP! Sports Writer John Curhs brought the Amencan League East pen nant mto sharper focus for Boston Thursday when he p1tched the Red Sox to a 3-1 VIctory over tbe Kansas C1ty Royals Thursday Coupled w1th Detr01t s 3 2 loss m 12 1nnmgs to New York the wm gave tbe Red Sox !', games worth of breathing room m a l1tle scramble that has reached the lith hour stage In other contests Thursday, the Oakland A s cbnched the Amencan League West crown for tbe second stra1ght year w1th a madcap comeback and an 8-7 win over Mmnesota and Steve Carlton won h1s 26th w1th a 2-1 v1ctory for the Phlladel plua Ph1llles over U1e P1tls burgh P~rates Reggie Sm1th lashed two doubles stole a base and scored tw1ce to lend Curbs a hand In leading Boston to 1ts wm The Bosox have SIX games remalmng m this stnke shortened season d1v1ded evenly between Baltimore and Detr01t The 6 foot 2 170 pounder from Newton Mass per severed despite a w1ld streak which saw him )'leld f1ve walks He gave up his only run m the seventh when the Royals flumed With two outs on a double by Amos Otis and a smgle by R1ch Schemblum I lelt like I could p1tch forever smd Curlls This was probably my second best game of the year I had a better one aga1nst Callforma a wh1le back but that s 11 Sparky Lyle donned a hero s mantle agam last mght w1th two mmngs of gntty relief to run his record to !1-5 Mean wh1le New York reached portly Mickey Lohch for three solo home runs the last bemg Roy Whites mnth w1th one out m the top of the 12th to hand the workhorse southpaw h1s 14th loss aga1nst 21 v1ctones The mustach10ed boys of Charles 0 Fmley tra1led 7-J) by the fifth mmng but pulled the game out w1th s1x runs m the f1 nal three mmn gs Recently acqmred Dal Man1ll season and only the secondstroked the double that un Sandy Koufax was the firstcorked tbe champagne m the NatiOnal League hurler to do so lit e lmtk) suuthp aw mnth mnmg It felt good to ge t the b1g fann ed 11 of the hard hlttmg hit sa1d happy Max1e I m Bucs to run h1s total to 303 In add1hon to becommg the happy I was able to contnbute w1nnmgest hurler m the Nl a httle The remarkable Carlton be smce Juan Man cha! \\On :ro for came tbe e1ghUt maJOr league the Gmnts "' 1968 ra rlton also p1tcher m h1story to stnke out collected a run scm mg double 300 or more batters m a smgle as the Phillles took the lead 1n the f1fth mrung LangsvilJe OSU Has Advantage Over Tar Heels, Dooley Says COLUMBUS (UP! )- Nor th touchdowns th1s season and Carolma Coach Bill Dooley be scored three others He has heves the three games h1s Tar completed 20 of 38 pass at Heels bave played - and won tempts for 282 yards - thiS season w11l work to a In last weekend s 34-33 wm disadvantage m the Saturday over Norlh Carolina State V1d game aga1nst Oh10 State noVlc threw two TD passes to We're a very young team tight end Ken Taylor Another really Dooley said We ve V1dnov1c Taylor combination made some ffilStakes and got set up a f~ld l!oal WI by wl!h'lthein, bllt reti\ly wet' • Th~ Tar Heeb !lave won II aten t a very good ball club stra ight games agamst yet Atlantic Coast Conference Ees1des that Ohio State has tea ms The last loss m the had tbe chance to scout us conference was m 1970 The last time the) were m three tunes - they know ev eryth1ng we do he added Co lumbus they upset th e ' We've seen them JUSt once Buckeyes 14.J That was 10 'No I'd sure have to say the 1965 advantage IS With Ohio State Dooley respectful of OhiO Ohio State Sixth ranked 10 State calls 1ts defense awe the nation IS largely untested some but says the team also The Bucks beat Iowa m the has balance opener two weeks ago 21-J), but The) have one of the best were Idle last Saturday balanced teams I ve ever North Carolina has wins over seen Dooley sa1d Th1s Richmond Maryland and game 1s gomg to be a North Carolina State tremendous challenge for our Carolina quarterback NICk young players ' Vldnov1c has thrown for three WOOD 1972 6 J()-.Chrlstopher Closeup 10 TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Afield \ that doesn t play hkc one The Bengals bea t New England m the1r opener and the Clcvclutd Brov.ns Another Vl< tory and the Beng tl < "'II be the team to beat 1n the1r P I brgh fhe Bengals don I hove a lot or b1~ names bul they do sh11w the preciSIOn that 1s the result of Brown s detailed coach mg $i98 For the budg mmded to the nch quality of OAK, CHERRY and WALNUT For The Most D1scnmmate Mrs Cozy Gorby and son Randolph Hall of Detrmt were overmght guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Gorby Mrs Alpha Barr has returned home after spendmg three weeks at the home of her daughter Mrs B'a~r Cad wallader of Seaman Mrs Cadwa llader has been m the hosp1tal for surgery She has returned home and IS 1m provmg Dale Wnght 1s a medical pa t1ent at Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal Mrs Ann Dexter of Hun tmgton VISited her mother, Mrs Dorothy Wnght recently and ca lled on Dale Wnght at Veterans Hosp1tal Mr and Mrs John Merrill of Columbus spent a weekend w1th her mother Mrs Emma Led he Mrs Emma Ledhe and M1ss Irene Barnes of Pomeroy returned home Sunday after spendmg three weeks w1th her husband Bernard Ledhe m Los Palmas Spa10 Mrs Howard Brown of Pomt Pleasant spent Wednesday w1th her SISler Mrs Emma Ledlle Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp and boys Kall Kev10 and Charles of Pomeroy called on Today'.._ Almanac By Umled Press IntcruatJOnal 1oday 1s Fnday Sept 29 the ?:13rd day of 1972 w1th 93 to lollow The moon IS between 1ts last quarter and new phase The mormng star s are Venus Mars and Saturn !he evenmg stars are Mercury and Jup1ter Those horn on th1s date are under the s1gn of Libra Nuclear physiCISt Enneo Fermi was born Sept 29 1901 On th1 s day m history In 1789 th e U S War Department set up a regular Army of 700 men to serve three years In 1923 Great Bntam began to govern Palestme under a League or NatiOnS mandate In 1936 m the presidential campa1gn between mcwnben t Franklm D Roosevelt and Alf Landon both parties cam pa 1gned on rad1o for the first liOn ga mes and was beaten m 11 010 000 000 00002000x 60 1 II M st.: HcrndndeJ ( 7) G1U s l1 \B ) I d SCI g r en C..l rll on (26 10) a d Bat ema L P M oose 117 diVISIOn Cleveland lost all SIX cxh1b1 Proqress JJ 13 7 DO-- Neighbors 13 Farm Front 4 Death Valley Days 8 Fun for Everyone 6 Societies In Tronslflon 10 7 15-Woman s Point ol View 13 7 3()-.Man from C 0 S I 10 Gospel 6 Btaslolf 13 Farmbook 3 Dick Van Dyke< Ar<h le s TV Funnies a 8 DO--Underdog 3 4 15 H R Pufnstof 6 13 Bugs Bunny 8 10 8 J()-.Bugs Bunny 10 Jetsons 3 4 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabrina the Teenage Witch 8 9 00-- Pink Pantber3 I IS O.monds6 13 Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan 8 10 9 30-Hound<ats 3 4 15 Nanny and the Professor 6 13 Scooby Doo 8 10 10 DO--Roman Holidays 3 4, 15 10 J()-.Barkleys 3 4 15 Josle - THe Pussycats 8 10 Brady Kids 6 13 11 OO--Sealab3 4 15 Fllntstones8 10 Bewltched6 13 II 3()-.Runaround 3 4 14 Kid Power 6 13 12 DO--Around the World n 80 Days 3 4 15 Funky Pathom 13 Batman 8 Archie s TV Funnies 10 Junior Bowllng6 12 30-Talking with a GlantJ 4 15 Lldsville13 Fat Alber IS 10 1 DO--Roller Derby 15 Sports Challenge 4 Chlldr•o s Film FestivalS 10 NFL Gameofthe Week 3 MonkeeSI 3 I 3()-.Johnny Bench4 Wally s Workshop 3 College Football13 2 00--Job Show 10 Baseball 3 4 Wide World of <ports 6 13 Garden Club 8 2 15-Baseba ll 3 4 15 Talking Hands 8 2 30-Urban League Presents 10 Viewpoint 8 3 oo- The Issue 10 Virginian 8 3 30--Explorers 10 College Football 6 13 4 DO-Right On 10 4 30-Wrestllng 8 Death Valley Days 10 5 DO-Doctor In the House 4 Death Valley Days 15 Green Acres 10 3 5 J()-.County Carnival 3 I Dream ot Jeannie 4 Explorers 8 Lassie 10 Gospel Talent Time 15 6 DO-News Weather Sports 3 4 8 Movie The Last Hunt 10 6 15-A Look at a Book 15 6 3()-.NBC News 3 4 15 Hee Haw 8 7 OD-Hee Haw 6 Lawrence Weik 4 15 Let s Make a Deal 3 Walt Till Your Father Gets Home 13 7 30-NashvllleMuslc3 George I BoattheCiock 13 8 DO-AIIintheFamlly8 10 Emergency3 4 IS Alias Smith& Jones 6 13 8 3()-.Brldget Loves Bernie 8 10 9 DO--Streets ol San Francisco 6 13 Mary Tyler /More I 10 Movie Cactus Flower 3, 4 15 9 30-Bob Newhart 8, 10 10 DO-Mission Impossible 8 10 Sixth Sense 6, 13 11 15 - News 6 13 Western Theatre 15 11 3D-Movie The Counterlelt Killer 3, Movie, Taggart, '4 Movie A Distant Trumpet 8 WOOdy Hayes !(f; Movie She Well of London' 13 12 DO-News 6 Movie, tick lick tick ' 10 12 15-Movle 'The Mummy s Ghost( 6 12 30- Movie W~ewolt ot Landani' 13 1 JD-Movle Spl r Woman." tJ 1 45-Movle Yes cloy, TCIIIMr IIMI Tomorrow ' 4 2 DO-Movie 'The lgCIIII Ralf AI Night " 10 2 30-Newa 13 4 DO-Movie Desert Delllur.'' 4 Ma1or League Res ult s By Umted Press International Naftonal League P 10 3()-.Washlngton Week In Revtew 33 11 00- News Weather Sports 6 8 10 13 11 30- Dick Cavett 6 12 oo - Roller Derby 4 Movie The Eye Creatures 10 I 30- News 13 2 oo - News 4 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30 Unescores 10) w I pel (0 It ga n e sc heduled ) Amenc.ln LNgue Ka C ly 7I Bo~ u 0 10 01 OO x 3 5 0 D :.go {12 171 a U Tayl or Cu 5 ~ 11 7l and F sk M ne so ta Oo kln d 200 OSO 000 000 01 32 I 1ts fu st regular season game b} Green Bay but Ut e Browns came back to beat Ph1ladelph1a last week In the other ga mes Sunda y ( 'i 6) HR Eps fe11 {2611 l M1am1 IS at Mmnesota Dallas ( 12 mn ngs ) 000 000 01 001 3 0 meets Green Bay at Mllwauk NY 100 000 001 ooo 2 10 ee Washmgton IS at New Del Stoll lemy e Me Dame! ( 7) England the New York Jels L y le ( 11) and Mu1 son Lol ch are at Houston Los Angeles 1s (2 1 4) a1d S 1 s WP Lyle (9 at Atlanta Kansas C1 ty IS at 5)911)HR s- Mc Dan EC (lsi) Wh te Demer San D1ego 1s at Oakland Pittsburgh IS at St (01 y ga 1 es sd edu ed) Loms Detro1t 1s at Clucago San Franct sco Is at Ne w I onight's Game~ Orleans and Balllmore IS at Buffalo SEOAL In a Monday mght TV spec1al lr nton at A then s that doesn t look too specml Logan ;~! Ga r pol s two wmless clubs- the New Jr:~ c k so 1 ~I Waver l y York G1ants and the Ph1ladel Well slo 1 al M e1gs phw Eagles-w11l meet at SVAC So ulh 'V ester 1 at Kyger Cr eek Phi ladel phia ey at No Gall •a M1mm and Mmnesota two Sy 1 n es Vall OTHERS dubs who could be heading for B!.! lp re at R~ev enswood a Super Bowl match will be Ea s cr 1 at Fed Hock ng v. o Co ut Glo uster meetmg on national TV for the Wnr Loc al a t PI Pleasa1 t second time m a month M1am1 Gr c e I Har na 1 T r :~ (b took a 21 19 dec1s10n m tl e So ull c n :~I Wat em a Orange Bowl m the !mal Ale )I a de :1 M tier ex hibitiOn game on Sept 10 SATURDAY SURGERY SUCCESSFUL LOS ANGELES I UPI )Tommy John a 29-year-old lefthander of the Los Angeles Dodgers underwent successful surget y on h1s p1tchmg elbow Thursday and should be able to begm throwmg agam m mght 10 days PRATT ON WAIVERS LOUISVILLE (UPI ) - M1ke Pratt thought to be protected by a no-cut contract was put on wa1vers Thursday by the Kentu cky Colonels of the Amencan Basketball Assoc1a ilon along w1th Bill Kennedy bme and Walt Szczerb1ak In 1963 Pope Paul VI opened the second sesswn of the JONES READY Ecumemca l Council at St HOUSTON ( UP I)- Leonard Peter s Bas1hca m Rom e Bloom owner of the San Diego Conqwstadors of the Amencan Mr and Mrs Larry Barr at the Basketball Assoc1atwn Said home of hi~ mother Mrs Thursday that Olympian Alpha Barr Wednesday Dw1ght Jones 1s ready to Sign a e\enmg contract With h1s team OU Set For Toledo Bout By Unlled Press International Bo11hng Green Sta te Umver s1ty Coach Don Nehien says the Falcons offense IS just about read) to break loose and that cou ld mean a lot of bad news for Western M1ch1gan Satur day m a top M1d America n Conference game The unbeaten Falcons wm oers of two m a row travel to Kalamazoo M1ch for thetr th1rd consecutive road game to face the Broncos who are 2 1 We played very pcorly at Kent " said Ohio Uruvers1ty coach B1ll Hess m what may be the understatement of the foot ba 11 season so far Kent State sandbagged the Bobcats 37-14, the f1rst time the F1ashes had beaten OU smce Cred1l Kent w1th takmg ad vantage of the1r opportumties We just have to go from here and play 11 week by week and try to get one m the wm column Now OU fa ces a Toledo club that has won two m a row smce seemg 1ts 35 game WlMmg streak broke by Tampa m the season opener Toledo has a good defens1ve football team and the1r offense IS commg sa1d Hess Joe Schwartz returned to ta1lback from quarterback where he had been switched m preseason dnlls carried 39 times for 188 yards and scored three tunes m the 38-24 wm over Texas Arlington Satur day The Rockets will be seekm g 1965 thetr fourth stralght wm over We made too many mistakes to win ' sa1d Hess ou M1am1 takes on Improved Xav1er m a Homecommg en t:ounter Xav1er which has won two ga mes aga1nst one loss the best start smce 1967, 1s led by quarterback T1m Dydo who has completed 47 of 88 passes for 421 yards and three touchdowns Cmcmnall, which has lost to Colorado and Xav1er m 1ts last two outmgs hosts VIllanova We JUS! have to p1ck our selves up and get gmng sa1d Cmcmnall Coach Ray Callahan In other games LOUISVIlle IS at Dayton Akron at Ball State, Wittenberg at Ashland Hanover at Bluffton, Case Western Reserve at Washmgton & Jeff erson Central State at Arkan sas AM&N and Fmdlay at De fiance Also Manetta at H1ram . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . John Carroll at Th1el Pa College Kalamazoo at OhiO Norlhern W1lmmgton at Pnn c1p1a lll Youn gs town State at South Dakota State and R1ver Falls State W1s, at Baldwm Wallace Also otterbein at Capital Demson at Hope M1ch Heidelberg at Muskmgum Wooster at Kenyon Hobart N Y at Mount Uruon, Oberlin at Carneg1e Mellon , Pa and Grove C1ty, Pa , at Oh10 Wesleyan GE COLOR TV \ection in the Make your se d pleasant comfortable f a:ur new shOW atmosphere o room at Rosccr 1 :1 New York Monl re a l 77 71 72 79 67 81 520 16 477 22 45J 26 Ph tad el pt a 56 94 37J 38 7 II 2 8 12 0 x C nc nhah Woodson Gr unger ~7) La Roc hf' (8) J d M llerwa ld Od o 1 Locker ( 5) Waslew sk1 (6) Ha 1 101 (8.) Fmgers (9) a• d Tenrt ce Haney (9) WP F 1ger s ( 11 8) LP LaRoche Ne ls 01 v l it: Yor k 94 St Lou s Ze1 csv lie s Houston Los Anqel es 56 627 Sl Lou s at Ch1cago Los Ang al Cmc nnat1 A tlan t a at San Fran Houston at San D1ego - 83 66 557 10 , 1 Am enca n League East West w I pel g b Bos ton 9 1 58 82 66 82 68 Atlanta 70 79 San Frnn c sco 64 86 San Otego S7 91 Delro t New York 611 554 547 8 9 <170 21 2 427 27 J85 33 2 2 )( - (lm cheddtvls ronalhtle Thursday s Result Ph Ia '1 P ltsburgh 1 (Only ga ne scheduled) Today s Probable P1tchers (All Ph Ia al Montreat New York at P tlsburgh gb x Pdlsburgh Ch cag o 000001000 Saturday s Games By Un1ted Press Internationa l Nah ona I l ea gue East Ttmes EDTI Ba I mor e Clevelii nd M waukee w I pel g b 82 67 550 18 69 79 71 540 527 523 78 71 69 83 62 88 2 454 14 .413 20 2 2 West w I pd g b Oakland Ch ca g o M nneso ta Ka 15 a 5 C ly Ca tlor n a 90 60 600 83 65 75 73 74 75 561 6 507 14 497 IS 72 New York (Ma t ack l d 9) at Te:.:.a 5 52 97 349 37 Pit tsburgh {Bnle s 14 9) 8 05 Thur sday s Results p m Bos ton 3 Kansas Ctly I Pht a del ph a (OoY.n s 1 1) Oakland 8 Mmnesota 7 M o1 rea (McAna l ly S 15 ) 8 05 N Y 3 De tr01t 2 12 mns p n (On ly games scheduled) Todar s Probable Pitchers l os Angel es (Down ng 9 8) at C neon >al (McGiothl n 8 81 (All Ttmes EDT) 8 05 p n Boston (T ant 14 5) al Balli Houstor (For sc h 5 7) a l San more (Palmer 219) 1 30 p m Dego ( Ktr by 12 I<) 10 30 p m M!wa uk ee I Lonborg 13 111 at At lan ta (Stone 610) at San De tro1 (Frr rn an 83) 9pm Fran c sea (Br ya nt 2 7) 11 Oak l en d B ue 6 9} at Kansas p C ly \Montgomer y 3 21 9 30 Lou s (Wse 1616) at pn Ct I C:tg o ( Hooton 11 13 ) 'l 30 Ch cago (Bahnsen 20 15) at Pm TeKas (Hand 10 13) 9 30 p m M.nn esot a {Perry 13 15) at Ca lf ornla(May1 111 ) llpm S !Only games scheduled) Saturday s Games SLIGHT LEAD BREMEN Germany (UPI)- M1chael Obrecht of West Germany held a slight lead over Randy Dayney of the Umted States Thursday after the school figures m the men s dlv1 s1on of the World Roller Skatmg champ10nsh1ps M nn at Cat+fern ta n ght Oakland al Kan C ly ntght Ch cago at Texas n ght M•lwaukee at Detro 1 Bos ton at Bait mght Cleve land a t New Yor k Full Week Rio Redwomen To Open London Swim Season Saturday 1 he RIO [,rande Women S team d1d not wm a meet m four swtm team opens tts 1972 slarts Prospec ls appear season Saturda) afte rn oon at one o dock at the Lvne Ce nter pool RIO Grande \\ 1ll host Muskmgum College to begm then second year of com petll wn The R10 sw1m mers are coached b) Ga le Hend11 cks a g1 aduate of Sam Houston State Umversll) It s Ms Hend11cks fi rs! lear of coaclung at R10 G1 ande R10 m star tmg a gtrls swun LEADING ,.,.lllrl BATTERS '~ \\ Ma 10,. League Leaders By Umted Press International Leadeng Batters Nalional league g ab r h pel Wilms Ch Baker All Cden o Hou Garr All 01 ver Ptl Brock SIL Wat sn Hou Ros e C n San lo Ch Hebner P t 146 558 94 187 122 425 61 138 134 543 101 175 129 S31 83 169 136 548 8S 171 148 606 79 188 144 536 72 166 149 626 103 192 129 451 65 138 121 418 60 125 bnghter th1s fall w1th a squad uf four JUniors three sophomores and a freshman Young ladles makmg up the ream a1 e JUniors Jane Gaul Deb Tesst Cary Coutts and Ch1 c Pe nn along With sop homores Jamce Wa sek Km l n Williams and Deborah Carr and the lone freshman IS Amy Po1 tofe The Rw sw1mmmg team wtll partiCIP.ate ID s1x meets Coach 'Herldr~cks" !ee'rs Rio w1ll be strong m the free style the relays mdlVIdual medley and tile short d1stance events th1s l em Saturday s meet at Lyne Cen te1 1s open to the pubhc from $290 per person Round Tnp A1r Fare from New York In eluded' Departures· November 1972 - March 1973 OFFERED ONLY BY 8 The Most Trusted Name in Travel AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO Phone 992 2!90 446 11699 Ga -ARROw- 33S 325 322 318 312 31 0 310 307 306 299 Amen can l ea gue g ab r h pel Carew M n 0 Allen Ch May Ch Pn ela KC Shb m KC Rud Oak Maberry KC 137 S26 148 S06 146 S22 146 S55 130 436 145 S89 60 167 317 90 156 308 82 160 307 64 169 30S 59 133 30S 93 179 304 144488 61 147 301 126 439 73 131 298 Ot s KC 138 S21 70 IS2 292 ChmbltS Cle 11 7 447 46 130 191 F sk Bos Home Runs Nahona I League Ben ch C n 40 Colbert SO 38 W II tams Ch t 36 Aaron All and Stargell P II 33 Amertcan League 0 Allen Cht 37 Murcer NY 30 Epstetn Oak 26 K llebrew M nn and Jack son Oak 25 Runs Batted In Naftonal league Bench Cm 122 WI ams Cht 121 Stargell Ptll 112 Colberl SO 106 May Hou 97 Amencan League For Dress and Sport Dacron, Cotton and Kn~ D Allen Ch t 113 Mayberry KC 96 Murcer NY 92 Scott Mtl 86 Powel l Bar t and Darw n M lnn 78 Your Headquarters ~or Arrow Shirts-Greatest Selection In The B1g Bend Area Many Styles To Choose From BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDL£PORT, 0. 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Up to 200 beef l (''W~, I , Kool-Aid and potato breaking cerem()llles for new producers with first-hand practices, comparison of fall cows will be involved in the l.ETART, w. VA.- Mr. and chips were served to the ·~searc h facilities at the knowledge of the best and spring calving, and crossbreeding studies. Mrs. Henry Rei!mire or Letart, following : Mr. and Mrs. Buster Jackson Branch of the Ohio techniques to improve yields were the host and hostess at a Barrett, Floya and Cristal and Agricultural Research and and boost their profits." barbecue recently for Mr. and Kathie Sigler of Rolland; Mr. Dr. Kottman said the apThe Meigs freshman team Qualls led the scoring with two · Mrs. George Moore, D.or!!en, and Mrs. Harold Clark, Development, Wooster, will be held here at 1:30 p. m: Wed- propriated funds wiU enable romped to a tremendous 4!HI touchdowns each while Mike John,EllenandGeorgill Kay of Rosemary, Roger, Letha , nesday, Oct. 25. the OARDC to purchase 107 Magnotta, Jerry Cremeans, win over !Jle Wellston fresh· Jacksonville, Fla . Other ·Margaret , Harold , John, The Jackson Branch Is . acres of land .adjoining the man team at Middleport an d Eddie Sisson each added members or the family present Phyllis and Mary of Cheshire; located just south of Jackson present 344 acres, construct one six-poin ter, Extra points Thursday. were Mr. and Mrs . Olin Mrs . Lois Ann 'Reitmire and on Route 93. It has been three buildings; and develop were not recorded. Coach Butch Meier's Little Reitmire, Jeff and Peggy Jean, Yvonna of Letart ; Mr. and operated by the OARDC since access roads, a farm pond, and Due to scheduling problems, Marauders are now 2-j), the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reit- Mrs. Lawrence Kearns, Mr. other ·win a 2!HJ affair over the next freshman game is not mire,L.olsMaeandCharesJr. ; and Mrs. Herbert Young. May 1968, when the Jackson land drainage system. New buildings will include a Logan. Good things could be in certain at the time, Coach Mrs. Goldie Reitmire,-Carrie Herbie, Shane, Dwane and Co unt y Commissioners provided a 344-acre tract. combination machinery shed, store for the Marauder varsity Meier said. and .Paul, Mrs. Lucille Tye, all of Canton; Mr. and Studies to date have been farm shop, and office facility; 0 0 a- 8 Wellsto n with this bunch of kids. Laudermill, all of Pomeroy; Mrs . Clarence Ohlinger, limited, however, because the refr ige rated fruit storage 20 14 6 6-46 Meigs Marty Dugan and Terry Yvonna and Tom Reitmire of Connie, Ray Gene, Carol, Roy land had no farm buildings building, , and branch Letart; Mrs. Louise Wandling Gale and Cindy, Stockport; suitable for research and no manager's residence. or St . Albans, W. Va., an d the Mrs. Sylvia Ohlinger or West frontage on a public road. About 300 acres are available hosts. Columbia; Mr. and Mrs . The OARDC recently for research on pasture Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dale Charles Clark, Yolanda and received a $200,000 state ap- renovation in flood plain areas WELLSTON - The Meigs second half kickoff to pay dirt. Goodnight and Mary Kathern Charles, and the honoree, Les propriation for its development and on steep slopes. Agronomic Junior High grid team suffered The next game for Coach Jon of Letart, W. Va., were recent Paul. The cakes were baked into a fully operative research research plots will be used for a 20-{) setback at the hands or a Arnott's junior high team will guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney and decorated by Mrs. Lois facility. "We feel that there is evaluation of grasses and fine Wellston junior high be Oct. 12 a t Middleport Goodnight and Larry of Reitmire. great potential for increased legumes under Jackson area eleven here Thursday. against Pt. Pleasant. The Baby M Yvonna and Tom Reitmire anassas, Va. agricultural production in this conditions. Wellston scored touchdowns Marauders have an open date Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Roush , . spent Saturday with their aunt area, especially for fruit crops POMEROY Beef cattle research will in the first, third, and fourth next week. Cheryl, Lee, Jerome , Dawn and uncle, Carrie and Paul and beef cattle," Dean Roy include a cow-calf production periods, the third squarter Wellston 6068 - 20 and Eric or this community Reitmire, of Pomeroy. Kottman said. "This branch program involving use of yearscot·e heing the return of the Meigs 0 0 0 0 - 0 spent Labor Day at Carter Caves in Kentucky. Mr . and Mrs. Henry Reitmire, Yvonna and Tom of Letart, Carrie and Paul Alan By ADA SLACK Mr . and Mrs . George Reitmire of Pomeroy recently SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. f' reeland an d Mrs. Agnes spent a weekend at Old Man's (Continued from pa_ge l) band should have another pleasing show for Carl Duckworth of Zanesville White attended the Family Cave and Ash Cave in the you posted. All three board clerks are presently you to view. We'lllook forward to seeing you at visited his sister, Agnes White, Night supper at the First Hocking National Forest near working on a cost analysis of vocational Marauder Stadium about 8 this evening. and brother, Richard. Baptist Church in Middleport Logan. NEWS & NOTES - Thanks to the BradMrs. Ethel Moore has programs in the districts. Mrs . Drusilla House of on Sept. 17. bury kids for an interesting and informative In some of our meetings with citizens Columbus visited her sister, Richard Duckworth attended returned home from a week's radio show last Thursday - Thanks to Mr. Mrs. Dorothy Harden, also a ball game in Cincinnati vacation in Huntington where groups during the summer, the subject of Diehl and Mr. Moore for their program other relatives and friends. Sunday, Sept. 17, going by she visited with Mrs. Anna discipline came up more than once . There were yesterday - Mr. Diehl has sent home the first Phillips and Donald, Margie questions about discipline in grades 7-12. I Mrs. Hugh McPhail of special bus. isssue of the high school newsletter. I'm sure Grafton, W. Va., spent a week Mrs. Mary Ross and sons of Hwnphries and Mr. and Mrs. would like to invite you to come and visit our that you will find this and future issues to high school or junior high school while school is with her son and daughter-in- Shreveport. La., visited her Wilbur Eves. provide valuable information - Here are some Mr. and Mrs. Ronald PhiUips in session. Just check in to the principal's office law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Me· mother, Mr. and Mrs. Myron dates tbat you might want to put on the and Leo, Donald Phillips and and ask for directions. He'll help . You may find Phall, Corey and Scott, of Bess. calendar: October 6, end of first six weeks; Rustic Hills. The birthdays of Mrs. Elva Dailey entertained Margie Humphries were that things are much better than you thought. guests or Mrs. Ethel Moore on OctQ.ber 9, Board of Education meeting; OcOur doors are open to visitors. We don't her son and grandson, Scott, with a dinner in observance of tober 12, first grade cards out ; October 13, were observed during her vis it the 55th wedding anniversary Sunday. want a flood that would disrupt, but we wiU Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staley, County teachers' meeting, no school; October here. welcome those who come to seriously view the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frances and Mary of Hun27, District teachers' meeting, no school; Mrs. Christena Grimm spent Ca rl Autherson of Long Bot. school in action. In all fairness, you should do a few days with her daughter tom. Others present were Mrs. tington, Mrs . Charles Reit- this prior to making criticisms that just might · November 13, Board of Education meeting; and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Judy Pape and Kristen, local. mire, Lois Mae and Charles not be based on fact. November 16, Rutland Fire Department Raymond Teaford and family Turkey Dinner; November 17, Junior Class Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jr., Mrs. Goldie Reitmire and Tonight we will play Wellston at home. We Paul, all of Pomeroy, were of Minersville. Play; November 24, Big Bend Minstrel Show at London have returned from a will be looking for win number four, after a Mr. and Mrs. William Brown two week trip visiting his sister visitors at the home of Mr. and thrilling number three last week at Logan. Our Meigs High. spent a few days with her and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reitmire, Tom and sister, Mrs. Nora Summerside Mrs . Clarence Stillwagner and Yvonna, on Labor Day . Youth Honored of Akron. family of Wooster; her sister Tupper~ Dayton and Mr.'and Mrs. Willis Grace Kelly and Mrs . Carrie Les Paul Clark was honored Mrs. Rachel McBride has and brother-in-law, Mr. and Martin and two children of Swartz at the Elmwood Nurreturned to her home from Mrs. Russell Marrison of on his 9th birthday with a party Socicly Ne ws Jackson. Friends of the sing Home Sunday. Holzer Hospital where she was Ashtabula; his sister, Mrs. at the home of his parents, Mr. Walkers, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gerald Watson, young son or Fea ture s Cu stom V1deo Ra nge By Mrs. Evelyn Brtckles a medical patient. · Josephire il.iffle and family of Nichols of Athens and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson, was Tuning System . Ex c!u'S~'• t! The WSCS of the Methodist Meadeville, Pa .; another Mrs. Jesse Smith or Torch an overnight guest of his Aulom at1c "Fringe-Lock'" Circuli Church attended an all day sister, Mrs. Lola Birtcher and spent a recent day with Mr. choice ot lour colors. Your ~----------~--------- family of Toledo. They also district meeting at Nelsonville grandmother , Mrs. Effie and Mrs. Charles Belzing. Watson, Sunday night. visited their daughters and on Thursday. Several from here attended Mrs. Effie Watson and Mr. Mr . and Mrs. Dale Welch and . their ·families, Mt. and' Mrs. Senior Citizens Day and enand Mts. Bill Watson and son, "71111111 The Qudill ~ goes'" belat e lwo children and her mother, Jack Koeller and Tobie of Wes t _,... -~ . ~ rhe name goes OM' tertainment at the Rock Gerald were Sunduy dinner GIFTS THAT NE VER FO~GET Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs . Mildred Bissell, were Springs Fairgrounds Thurs· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Books for Weddings ·Baby ·Anniversary Doug Moore and family of weekend guests of Mr. and day . Deem of Alfred. Mrs. Georgie Bissell and son, Newa rk. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Open Fri. & Sat. Nights Middleport Inspirational - Photo Album · Mr. and Mrs. Challie Greer, Georgie, and Mr. and Mrs. Flanders and grandson, Doug, Richard Duckworth and A~ nes Tommie Bissell and daughter, of near Guysville a nd Mrs. Memory and Scrap Bo~ks White attended the Senior Angie, all of Norwalk. Kenny Ray Riggs of Eastern Florence Ann Spencer and Citizens picnic at the Rock is staying a few days with his children and Mrs. Starling Springs Fairgrounds Thursday ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT aunt, Mrs. Leone Babcock, Massar and childre n of afternoon. Eastern were Sunduy guests of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Duck· while his young brother is in Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore worth, William Duckworth of Camden Clark Hospital as a Boyles. Rittman spent several days medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Dean or Mr. and Mrs. Wayne · visiting their mother, Mrs. Washington Court House spent 11 Daisy Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Brickles called on his sister, a weekend here with her sister, George Schneider, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stanley of Mrs. Maxine Chapman and Athens Saturday who had Mrs. Marvin McKelvey . they also called on Mrs. Neisel Bill Hysell of Columbus spen t moved there from New Weatherman while here. a few days with his mother, Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey L.yons Mr. Wallis McDonald of Mrs. Oma Hysell . She returned Columbus spent a weekend to Columbus with him where and son, Lemar and Mrs. here with Mrs. Neisel she spent a few days. They also Eulah Swan spent Sunday with Weatherman. visited friends and relatives in their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Gene Riggs and Lawrence Hasbargen and Akron and Newton Falls. Kenny Ray of Eastern were Robert Harden of Marion, children, Kent and K.ira, or Sunday dinner guests or Mr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Parkersburg. Kent had just and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. VALUD Harden, underwent an returned home from Camden Mr . and Mrs. Terry Deem or emergency appendectomy at Clark Hospital where he un- Allred were Friday evening derwent major surgery . He is the Marion General Hospital. guests of Mrs. Effie Walson. recuperating satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Harden spent a Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Dinsmore few days in Marion. Marvin Walker over the Boyles and granddaughter, Mrs . Agnes White and Mrs. weekend were her brother, Mr. Brenda Boyles, and Mrs. Alice Freeland attended the and Mrs. Raloh Howard of Florence Spencer visited Mrs. Dorcas Missionary Circle at the First Baptist Church at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis MIDOI.£POAT, 0. Anthony in Middleport on Sept. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisle received word that their son Lawrence was injured in a motorcycle-auto accident in Colorado Springs, Colo. Groundbreaking Set on Oct. 25 .Frosh Flatten Wellston 46-8 N N Candy and cookies will be Health Center by the juniors ; donated by the American on Nov . 19 a field servi<!f Legion Auxiliary of the Racine orientation meeting will be Post 602 for the Annual Country conducted at Junction City Fair to be staged Oct. 12 at the with Mrs . Lyell Roush as the Athens Mental Health Center. instructor ; and on Dec. 14, a Mrs . Mrytle Walker. · a Christmas party will be held at member of the unit, is the the Chillicothe Hospital. assistant · district represenMrs. Edna Knopp was aptative for the American Legion pointed aclivities chairman Auxiliary's program for the with Mrs . Margaret Yost veterans hospitalized there. named chairman of the "Spirit The fair is an annual event of '76 1 '. A thank -you note w::~ s sponsored by the Health Center Auxiliary to provide funds for. M "Operation Santa Claus" as well as for other projects and J • prog ram s directed toward A reception honorin g Mrs . making the daily life of the Edna Rei bel, recently aphospital residents - many pointed national represenfrom Meigs County - more tative for the Daughters of meaningful and homelike. America, was held Monday Members with candy and · cookies to contribute are asked nig ht following a meeting of to advise Mrs. Walker by Oct. Theodorus Council 17, D. of A. II if they will have a donation. at the IOOF hall . Centering the refreshment During the meeting conducted by Mrs . Frances Roberts. a donation was made for the cystic fibrosis fund . The unit subscribed to the yellow fl owers. The candle legislation bulletin and the anangement had been used on Carvelle Star. It was re ported that a 22-pound box of ribbons had been sent to the Dayton Reibel's national appointment Veterans Hospital where blind was annnounced. On behalf of veterans make them into rugs. the Council, Mrs. Etta Will, Tile unit voted to purchase a councilor, presented a gift to rug from the hospital for Mrs. Reibel. Read at the meeting was the display here and eventual first official letter from Mrs. resale. The District 8 fall conference .Jeanette Bloor . state councilor. to be held at L.ilhopolis next She announ ced the motto of week was announced and "Stand Together," and gave her sloga n, "Go Forward several members will attend. A contribution was made toward Together." In her letter, Mrs . a gift for the department Bloor reques ted that each president, and money was sent Council have obligation night to Mrs. Hazel Grant for a at th e first me eting in November. She said that her veterans party. project will be explained to In a bulletin from Mrs. each council by the district Charles K'essinger, distr ict deputy. president, several meetings Also read at the meeting was were announced. On Nov. 9 a a letter from the new district district veterans affairs party deputy, Faye Hoselton . She will be held at the Ath ens noled !hat her husband had suffered a heart attack on Sept. 4 an d is confined to St. Joseph Hospital. SPEAK IN G OF Reported ill were Marvin Darst. horne from Veterans Memorial , and th e father-in law of Mrs. Marge Hoffner who is hospitalized . It was also noted that Arnold Hayes is improving from his recent Toclay's a bad clay to cook. - : .: : ~ A great dayfor· . Kentuclrf · · Fried Ch1cken~ Visit the Colonel Wellston is 20-0 Winner r,•r CROWS STEAK HOUSE Syracuse_~ews, Society Reibel Honored Hair Styling ······••p················· by KAY ·I Do you remember when you were a tittle girl, and you had an lrresistable urge to creep up to INGELS FURNITURE Mother 's sewi ng basket, out her scissors and snip away at your hair? The results were pretty distressing both to your pull hair and to that pari ol t~ e anatomy w~t c h Mother chose to wa rm with the pa lm of ~er hand. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE There are a lot of grown women today, who have never gotten over the habit at cutting their own hair and few, if any . are real ly quali fied to do so. especially lhe back . Why not have your ha ir cutlhe professional way. to your own· sa tisfaction and be assured of a neat, wel l groomed appearance. We offer modern hair care and styles while you enjoy friend ly hospitality and personalized service. 1T'S TRUE""-- CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 214 E . SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH IO PHONE 992-7606 All PTA Delegates To be Elected Delegates from the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers to the 67th Annual Convention of the Ohio PTA will be elected at a meeting of the council Thursday night at 7:30p.m. at the Salem Center Elementary School. The state meeting will be held Oct. 9-ll at the Neil House in Columbus. The theme is "People Together Achieve." PTA exhibits will be on display and this will include coun ty and district cultural arts winners. At Thursday night's meeting to be conducted by Mrs . Richard Vaughan, council president, a movie, "To Touch a Child, " will be shown. In addition to elected delegates and alternates of the PTA units, presidents and other officers are urged to attend. Al l PTA members are welcome, Mrs. Vaughan stressed. FOUND AT FURNITUII Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS NEW SHIPMENT WESTERN BOOTS Once you pull on a pair of Acme Western bcofs, they'll be tops on your wanled list. You'll feel t~e difference In comfort and see the dllference In looks ... thanks to ·tho llg ht· weight construction of luxurious leathers. A thought for the day : British journalist Jenry Vollman Morton sald, "One drink or wine and you act like a monkey, two drinks and you strut like a peacock; three drinks and you roar like a lion, four drinks ... you behave like a pig." Joszef Mlndszenty, 79, ended nearly 1G years of exile in the u.s. Embassy In Budapest and went to Vatican City In Italy. 700 W.. Main · ~omeroy • •o 9 Dally-sunday 1-9 ' MEN'S & WOMEN'S STARTING AT ,. • J' SAME DAY SERVICE ' use Our Free P~rklng Lot 211 E. 2nc1, t-omeroy · ~ .. . we take a personal interest in our Quality Chekd homogenized,-vitamin D milk. And that's why you should look for the carton with the big red check. sac.ra·l·... ., , Ca Iend ar :;:: :::: ···· :;:; i!i\ Officers were elected at the organizational meeting of Pomeroy Brownie Troop Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Mrs. Carolyn Grueser is the leader, and her assistants are Mrs. Jack Handley and Mrs. Mike Griffith . Rochelle McDaniel was elected secretary; and Kelly Griffith was named treasurer for the troop. Mrs. Thomas explained to the 22girls attending the program of Brownies. Games were played. Second year Brownies in the group are Becky Handley, Melanie Dillard, Kristin Aunderson, Barbara Grueser, Kim Mulford, Rochelle McDaniel, Tammy Eichinger, Mary Beth Hawley, Melinda Thomas, and Kelly Griffith. The new girls are Roxanna McDaniel, Angela Curtis, Cindy Curtis, Connie Smith, Tanuny Pettit, Brenda Fry, Beth Gleckner, Deall!la Korn, Regina Griffith , Gina Joh nson, Dixie Eblin, and Mary Eblin. MIDDLEPORT CADETTE TROOP 185 Requirements for the hostess badge were completed at a meeting of Troop 185 Tuesday night at the Middleport First Baptist Church ..Work on the child care badge was started during the meeting. Plans were made for a bowling party to be held on Oct. 8. Attendance at Tuesday's meeting is required for those who plan to go bowling. At the meeting were Joni Murray, Trina Gibbs, Cathy Maniey, Brendu Hysell, and Jennifer Wise. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 A wiener roast will be held Monday night at the Middleport Marina according to plans made at a meeting this week of Troop 39. The girls are to meet at the United Methodist Church at 4 p.m. and from there will hike to the Marina. Parents are to pick up their daughters at 6:30p.m. at the Marina. Patrol leaders were installed and as a service project the girls hiked uptown and picked up litter. SATURDAY RAC I NE Firemen 's Auxiliary selling homemade ice cream in containers at firehouse, 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday . SOUTHERN Local Band will play in Racine Saturday at 10:15 a.m. Tag day will be observed that day in th e Southern Local School District. TIT D '/ SUNDAY VV 1 WEEKEND REVIVAL. Sept. ?:I through Oct. I , 7:30 nightly RUTLAND - The Wood al Church of Chri st in Christian Reunion was held in August at Union, Hartford. Pas lor, Rev . Fort Meigs near Rutland with a Bill Campbell. Special si nging basket dinner at noon . The each evening. afternoon was spent socially HOMECOMING at Hemlock looking at old family pictures Grove Church Sunday with and eac h telling what his tory church and Sunday School in they knew or had heard of the the morning and dinner at late Joshue J. Wood, Sr., of 12:30 p.m. Program at 2 p.m. near Ca rpen ter. fea turing the Bissell Brothers. Officers elected were Ernest Everyone welcome. Wood. president ; Norman Will. WORLDWIDE Communion , vice president, and Dena Sunda y, Harri so nv ill e Welsh. sec retary and Presbyterian Church , during treasurer. The reu nion next mornin g worship service with year will be at the same park th e Rev. L. H. Stebbins, pastor, the second Sunday in August. in charge. The oldest member present MONDAy was Elfie Wood, Carpenter, SALEM Center PTA Mon- who will be 81 thi s fall . Homer Welsh, Harrisonville, was the day, 7:30p.m. at the school. youngest at 11 months. Mr. and MIDDLEPORT Garden Mrs. Terry Kro ll (Purle Club, Monday, 7;30 p.m. at the. Jeweli) came from Wyandotte, home of Mrs . Jame. Titus, Mtch., the farthest. near Rutland. The 60 present were Mrs. ME IGS CHAPTER Order of James Wilcox , Indianapolis; DeMolay Monday, 7:30 p.m. Mr .and Mrs. Russell Hoffman , Middleport Masoni c Temple. Anderson , Ind.; Mr. and Mrs . ME IGS COUNTY Salon 'tiO, Herb Zeller , children Jeff and Eight and Forty, 7;30 p.m. Todd. Gahanna: Elfie Wood . home of Mrs . Iva Powell . d 00 ·amt ry Reunion Held TUESDAY EASTERN ATHLETIC Boosters, Tuesday night. 8 " Protecting Your Health" p.m. Film of Federal H<lcking • willue the theme of the District Eastern game to be shown. Health Conference of the Ohio Rural Health Council Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Catholic Parish Hall in Jackson. Mei gs Countians plann ing to SYRACUSE - Mrs . Brenda attend are asked to advise the Wolfe and Mrs. Kathy Cumings honored Mrs. Jane Lyons with Meigs County Extension a layette shower recently at the Service . Luncheon reserhome of Mrs . Wolfe, Rustic vations are due today. Mrs. Clifford Jenkins, the Hills. district health chairman will Gifts were placed in a yellow and white bassinet. Refresh- give the welcome following ment co nsisted or cake, decorated with pink and blue DeMOL.AY TO MEET bootie replicas, ice cream, Meigs Chapter Order of nuts,1 iced tea and coffee. Favors were miniature diapers DeMolay will meet Monday at in yellow and white filled with 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport mints. Games were played Masonic Temple. with prizes going to Miss Vicky Crouch, Mrs. Unda Ughtner, and Mrs. Becky Tannehill . The door prize was won by Mrs. Barbara Roush. Presenting gifts lo Mrs. Lyons were those named and Mrs. Sharon Wright and Jason, Mrs. Becky Anderson, Mrs. Maxine McDaniel, Mrs. Gloria Michael and Debbie, and Mrs. Brenda Wolfe, Shelly and Tara. Sending gifts were Mrs. Frank Malinoski, Mrs. Joe Magnotta, Mrs . Charles Kuhl, Mrs. Delores Spitzl, Mrs. Nancy Prlsner, Mrs. Janet Williamson , Mrs . Jonnie Crouser, and Mrs. · Carolyn Grtieser . J" w.Moln Sl. Pomoroy, Olllo The StoroWif~ " ALL KINDS OF STUFF" For Pots · Stobtos - Large & Small Animals · Lawns · Gardens. m-2164 SUGAR RUN MILLS m-ms it's something special MulllerrY Avt. .. • I' Program topics carried out the fall theme with Mrs . Fisher giving "Color in Fell Perennials. " She recommended harmony plantings using perennials in no more than three .colors to a gro up, and suggested combining peren· nia ls with differen t blooming periods so that borders which bloom all summer can be crea ted. Hardy asters, red hot poker, daisies, poppies, phlox , and various grasses were suggested. "Varied Shrubs and Vines" was the topic of Mrs. Fred Nease who commented on their use in arrangements as well as for food and cover for birds in the winter. She named the English and American holly pyraca ncha, bi ttersweet, dogwood, bayberry and the Japanese barberry. Mrs. Stacy Arnold displayed a board of fall leaves in conjunction with her comments on "The Flaming Foliage ." She explained the process which causes the leaves to change color. She said that chlorophyll makes the leaves green and that the pri me fun ction of the leaf is to create the sugar and starch for fel<ling the plant. Once the stem hardens and the plant no longer needs the food , then the leaves change into fall colors. During the uu siness meeting an invitation wa:o; rea d fr om the Cheste r Gard~n Cl ub inviting memberS to cxll i!Jit in the show at Royal Oak l'« rk Oct. 7and 8. ·The class is " 1''11 1 Wea ther Forccust" with Hn interpretive design . MEETING REPORTED A report on the sub-regional mee ting of the Future Homemakers of America held rece ntly at Alexander High School was give n by Cathy Pickens and Sandy Woods when the Eastern Chapter met recently at the -school. Miss Woods, president, had charge of th e mee ting and Miss Pickens explained what F .H.A. and Hero F.H.A. mean. The amount for dues was discussed. Fifteen new members were welcomed and refreshments were se rved following the meetin g. Al su r ead at the meeting was a lette r from th e Ath ens . Mental Health Ce nt er asking fo r contributions to the flower marl which will be a part of the annual country fair to be staged ther e 011 ·Oct. 12. Tile club made arran,;cme nts lo contribute to til e fair which provides fund s for Operation Santa Claus and other special projects and programs at the institution . A reminder was also read regarding the Green Thumb Notes for November. Gardening tips for October by Mrs. Henry Thomas included taking out annuals and moving in polled munis for fall blooms; cleaning up tlower beds to prevent any carry over of disease; sowing grass seed in bare spots, and continuing to mow until growth stops, bringing in the houseplants before there is drastic change in weather , and digging glads and dahlias as soon as the frost kills the tops. For roll call members displayed a berried branch or vine. Mrs . Mason Fisher gave devo tions. read a poem "Flower Power," and had prayer. The door prize was won by Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. Fred Nease will entertain the club in Oc· tober with Mrs . David Nease to be the assisting hostess. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs . Holter, Mrs. Eurana Thomas, and Mrs. Henry Thomas. Black and White By MOTOROLA 100% SOLID STATE CHASSIS NO TUBES mediterranean aedenza TV FJ'" di,1)1.fl110JI p11ture. Ful l to tfle noor redt.•nz,l df''IHr• .Ill en ted with bold, l' ~tJrMS!Ve d l~t.nlilll/.. C<l binet of senu•ne lt•n•pt<ied h,w.J I.KMrd .md select hardwood sol1ds. Cl,mic Pe1 .10 iinish. Dt>rorative part soi non-wooLI molded matt>rifll. JO~ " II, JH1 "' W, 16 1ti " D. Model XU7 11 3JP, t SALE DAY SET A rummage sale will be held Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Jones.building on .Gourt ... St.. Pomeroy, by the Eight and Forty, Meigs County Salon. Both ad~ lt and children's winter clothing will be included in the sale items. ~ ,j.. ; li- ~ '·· ' WERNERVRADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Conference Theme is on Health Layette Shower Given Recently TO VISIT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher of New Philadelphia will spend the weekend here visiting · his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher. Minersville. Seeds . Bird Seeds • Oyster Shells and Grit • Fertilizers • Lime • Cement & Mortar • Stock Salt Water Softener· Remedies· Salt· LiHel's. Vaccine- Roofll)g • Paints . Red Brand Fencing • Baler and Binder Twine • Sprays • Gates. .MODERN SUPPLY lu Mrs. Denver Holter, Mrs. Don Gnieser, Mrs. Stacy Arnold, Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mrs. Homer Holter, and Mrs. Hiram Fisher. registration and coffee hour at 9 a.m. The morning speaker will be Bill Stuckey, Ohio State University Cooperative Ex· tension Service whose topic will be "An Updute on Safety." The afternoon program will be conducted by Ja ck Russell, D.V.M. , Division of Communicable Diseases, Ohio Department of Health , Colwnbus. He will xpeak '¥' "Overview - Animal Diseases Related to Man," including comments on rabies, encephali tis, visce ral larual, megrans. Food borne disease also will be discussed by Dr. Russell and he will moderate a panel consisting of a veterinarian and a medical doctor. WE PAY CLOUD NINE INTEREST RATES Our Interest is MORE for YOU! % FlOWERS ilr All Occasions. - -.. 992-2039 Wo wire flowers . Every,wllere 'Pomero, flower Shop ' . loi0-3 8 AIN Q SETT I NG Paid On Passbook Savings ' Five per cent per yeor poid on R119ular Pnsbook Savings. No minimum . Interest paid from date of dttpClslt to,..,, of withdrawa t. triterest compounded quarterly. tnterut pold M - 2.!1 1 • ' Albany; Mrs . Erie Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Alba Ky le, Athens; Mr. and Mrs . Cecil Jewell and Mrs. Jessie Jewell, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Don Szatmary, Trenton, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kroll, Wyandotte; Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hinds, Newark, Ohio; Parker Cook and Mr. and Mrs. .Jerry Cook, Rick and John, Ashville; Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Jewell and Richard, Athens; Mr. a nd Mrs. Norman Will and Duane, Rutland; Mrs. Neva King , Mr . and Mrs. Web· ber Wo od, Mr. and Mrs. Vir gi l King , Mary L.ou, Gen eva, David and Hele n King, Mr. and Mrs. Harold White, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood, Earle, Earl, and Edith Wood, Peggy McKinney, Mr . and Mrs. Norm~r1 ·wood; Sue and Ronn ie Wood, Mrs. Letha Cowen, Mr. and Mrs . Leroy Welsh and Homer, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Welsh and Bonnie and Darrell Napper. ali' of Pomeroy . arrangements were awarded RINO 61:TT INQ '•' j '18.99 FINISHING In At 9- 0ut At 5· FOR BIG DISCOUNT SAVINGS! >~m···;.'0:.~·»······w··········*•.•.....•.•,·, Flowers in shades of orange were featured in arrangements 11! "Fall in Bloom " for a display at We6nesday night's meelin~ of the Wildwood Garden Club held at the home 11! Mrs. Homer Holter . Blue ribbons for ' In 1971, Hungarian Cardinal ' ·Because kids are something special •.• co nfin eme nt to the Holzer Medical Center. The Council voted to order 30 sets of dish cloths to be sold by the members. The · prize package donated by Iv!rs. Edith Spencer was awarded to Mrs. Will . ~~:~~an~:::i~:~e:~~~: r~~~t :::: Plains BAKER read from the Teaford family fm· nowers. It was reported that to date 76 members have paid their dues. others are w·ged to get their dues in before Thu,rsday so that th e quota can be reached prior to ll1e District 8 meeting . The traveling prize donated by Eula Wolfe was won by Mrs. Marie Boyd. Potluck refresh· ments were served. ~!~::~~~~~a~J! P~fe~:h~d~~ iii · Speaking of Local Schools C.r.G~S~N Fall in Bloom· Dispfayed Goodies Given Veterans M as long as an open acr:ount is malnt1i ned. ~ •aw P:ING SETti NG Do aomething beautiful for your diamond look. Have your diamond mounted in a sensational new setting_ lrom our col~ection .of elrrings, pins , pendants and nn~s . We promtse quahty cr•flsmanship at a moderate price. Create a whole new • Meigs Branch • THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINCS AND LOAN COMPANY Earl F. Ing els, Jr .• Mgr. 296 W. Second St. Pomeroy, Oh io llv.ttemvt A.... l'omoroy Mra. Mlllllnl Vaa.Mete~ . t, .... ' .·- , �., '-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 29, 1972 4- The v.t1y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 29, lim and Mrs. Charles Clark of Wetit Columbia on Sunduy, Sept 3. Games were played and prizes were given to the winners. Refreshments of ice cream, Ol('-~ cake JACKSON Ground - will enable us to provide round pasture and other new crossbreeding. Up to 200 beef l (''W~, I , Kool-Aid and potato breaking cerem()llles for new producers with first-hand practices, comparison of fall cows will be involved in the l.ETART, w. VA.- Mr. and chips were served to the ·~searc h facilities at the knowledge of the best and spring calving, and crossbreeding studies. Mrs. Henry Rei!mire or Letart, following : Mr. and Mrs. Buster Jackson Branch of the Ohio techniques to improve yields were the host and hostess at a Barrett, Floya and Cristal and Agricultural Research and and boost their profits." barbecue recently for Mr. and Kathie Sigler of Rolland; Mr. Dr. Kottman said the apThe Meigs freshman team Qualls led the scoring with two · Mrs. George Moore, D.or!!en, and Mrs. Harold Clark, Development, Wooster, will be held here at 1:30 p. m: Wed- propriated funds wiU enable romped to a tremendous 4!HI touchdowns each while Mike John,EllenandGeorgill Kay of Rosemary, Roger, Letha , nesday, Oct. 25. the OARDC to purchase 107 Magnotta, Jerry Cremeans, win over !Jle Wellston fresh· Jacksonville, Fla . Other ·Margaret , Harold , John, The Jackson Branch Is . acres of land .adjoining the man team at Middleport an d Eddie Sisson each added members or the family present Phyllis and Mary of Cheshire; located just south of Jackson present 344 acres, construct one six-poin ter, Extra points Thursday. were Mr. and Mrs . Olin Mrs . Lois Ann 'Reitmire and on Route 93. It has been three buildings; and develop were not recorded. Coach Butch Meier's Little Reitmire, Jeff and Peggy Jean, Yvonna of Letart ; Mr. and operated by the OARDC since access roads, a farm pond, and Due to scheduling problems, Marauders are now 2-j), the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reit- Mrs. Lawrence Kearns, Mr. other ·win a 2!HJ affair over the next freshman game is not mire,L.olsMaeandCharesJr. ; and Mrs. Herbert Young. May 1968, when the Jackson land drainage system. New buildings will include a Logan. Good things could be in certain at the time, Coach Mrs. Goldie Reitmire,-Carrie Herbie, Shane, Dwane and Co unt y Commissioners provided a 344-acre tract. combination machinery shed, store for the Marauder varsity Meier said. and .Paul, Mrs. Lucille Tye, all of Canton; Mr. and Studies to date have been farm shop, and office facility; 0 0 a- 8 Wellsto n with this bunch of kids. Laudermill, all of Pomeroy; Mrs . Clarence Ohlinger, limited, however, because the refr ige rated fruit storage 20 14 6 6-46 Meigs Marty Dugan and Terry Yvonna and Tom Reitmire of Connie, Ray Gene, Carol, Roy land had no farm buildings building, , and branch Letart; Mrs. Louise Wandling Gale and Cindy, Stockport; suitable for research and no manager's residence. or St . Albans, W. Va., an d the Mrs. Sylvia Ohlinger or West frontage on a public road. About 300 acres are available hosts. Columbia; Mr. and Mrs . The OARDC recently for research on pasture Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dale Charles Clark, Yolanda and received a $200,000 state ap- renovation in flood plain areas WELLSTON - The Meigs second half kickoff to pay dirt. Goodnight and Mary Kathern Charles, and the honoree, Les propriation for its development and on steep slopes. Agronomic Junior High grid team suffered The next game for Coach Jon of Letart, W. Va., were recent Paul. The cakes were baked into a fully operative research research plots will be used for a 20-{) setback at the hands or a Arnott's junior high team will guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney and decorated by Mrs. Lois facility. "We feel that there is evaluation of grasses and fine Wellston junior high be Oct. 12 a t Middleport Goodnight and Larry of Reitmire. great potential for increased legumes under Jackson area eleven here Thursday. against Pt. Pleasant. The Baby M Yvonna and Tom Reitmire anassas, Va. agricultural production in this conditions. Wellston scored touchdowns Marauders have an open date Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Roush , . spent Saturday with their aunt area, especially for fruit crops POMEROY Beef cattle research will in the first, third, and fourth next week. Cheryl, Lee, Jerome , Dawn and uncle, Carrie and Paul and beef cattle," Dean Roy include a cow-calf production periods, the third squarter Wellston 6068 - 20 and Eric or this community Reitmire, of Pomeroy. Kottman said. "This branch program involving use of yearscot·e heing the return of the Meigs 0 0 0 0 - 0 spent Labor Day at Carter Caves in Kentucky. Mr . and Mrs. Henry Reitmire, Yvonna and Tom of Letart, Carrie and Paul Alan By ADA SLACK Mr . and Mrs . George Reitmire of Pomeroy recently SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. f' reeland an d Mrs. Agnes spent a weekend at Old Man's (Continued from pa_ge l) band should have another pleasing show for Carl Duckworth of Zanesville White attended the Family Cave and Ash Cave in the you posted. All three board clerks are presently you to view. We'lllook forward to seeing you at visited his sister, Agnes White, Night supper at the First Hocking National Forest near working on a cost analysis of vocational Marauder Stadium about 8 this evening. and brother, Richard. Baptist Church in Middleport Logan. NEWS & NOTES - Thanks to the BradMrs. Ethel Moore has programs in the districts. Mrs . Drusilla House of on Sept. 17. bury kids for an interesting and informative In some of our meetings with citizens Columbus visited her sister, Richard Duckworth attended returned home from a week's radio show last Thursday - Thanks to Mr. Mrs. Dorothy Harden, also a ball game in Cincinnati vacation in Huntington where groups during the summer, the subject of Diehl and Mr. Moore for their program other relatives and friends. Sunday, Sept. 17, going by she visited with Mrs. Anna discipline came up more than once . There were yesterday - Mr. Diehl has sent home the first Phillips and Donald, Margie questions about discipline in grades 7-12. I Mrs. Hugh McPhail of special bus. isssue of the high school newsletter. I'm sure Grafton, W. Va., spent a week Mrs. Mary Ross and sons of Hwnphries and Mr. and Mrs. would like to invite you to come and visit our that you will find this and future issues to high school or junior high school while school is with her son and daughter-in- Shreveport. La., visited her Wilbur Eves. provide valuable information - Here are some Mr. and Mrs. Ronald PhiUips in session. Just check in to the principal's office law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Me· mother, Mr. and Mrs. Myron dates tbat you might want to put on the and Leo, Donald Phillips and and ask for directions. He'll help . You may find Phall, Corey and Scott, of Bess. calendar: October 6, end of first six weeks; Rustic Hills. The birthdays of Mrs. Elva Dailey entertained Margie Humphries were that things are much better than you thought. guests or Mrs. Ethel Moore on OctQ.ber 9, Board of Education meeting; OcOur doors are open to visitors. We don't her son and grandson, Scott, with a dinner in observance of tober 12, first grade cards out ; October 13, were observed during her vis it the 55th wedding anniversary Sunday. want a flood that would disrupt, but we wiU Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staley, County teachers' meeting, no school; October here. welcome those who come to seriously view the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frances and Mary of Hun27, District teachers' meeting, no school; Mrs. Christena Grimm spent Ca rl Autherson of Long Bot. school in action. In all fairness, you should do a few days with her daughter tom. Others present were Mrs. tington, Mrs . Charles Reit- this prior to making criticisms that just might · November 13, Board of Education meeting; and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Judy Pape and Kristen, local. mire, Lois Mae and Charles not be based on fact. November 16, Rutland Fire Department Raymond Teaford and family Turkey Dinner; November 17, Junior Class Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jr., Mrs. Goldie Reitmire and Tonight we will play Wellston at home. We Paul, all of Pomeroy, were of Minersville. Play; November 24, Big Bend Minstrel Show at London have returned from a will be looking for win number four, after a Mr. and Mrs. William Brown two week trip visiting his sister visitors at the home of Mr. and thrilling number three last week at Logan. Our Meigs High. spent a few days with her and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reitmire, Tom and sister, Mrs. Nora Summerside Mrs . Clarence Stillwagner and Yvonna, on Labor Day . Youth Honored of Akron. family of Wooster; her sister Tupper~ Dayton and Mr.'and Mrs. Willis Grace Kelly and Mrs . Carrie Les Paul Clark was honored Mrs. Rachel McBride has and brother-in-law, Mr. and Martin and two children of Swartz at the Elmwood Nurreturned to her home from Mrs. Russell Marrison of on his 9th birthday with a party Socicly Ne ws Jackson. Friends of the sing Home Sunday. Holzer Hospital where she was Ashtabula; his sister, Mrs. at the home of his parents, Mr. Walkers, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gerald Watson, young son or Fea ture s Cu stom V1deo Ra nge By Mrs. Evelyn Brtckles a medical patient. · Josephire il.iffle and family of Nichols of Athens and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson, was Tuning System . Ex c!u'S~'• t! The WSCS of the Methodist Meadeville, Pa .; another Mrs. Jesse Smith or Torch an overnight guest of his Aulom at1c "Fringe-Lock'" Circuli Church attended an all day sister, Mrs. Lola Birtcher and spent a recent day with Mr. choice ot lour colors. Your ~----------~--------- family of Toledo. They also district meeting at Nelsonville grandmother , Mrs. Effie and Mrs. Charles Belzing. Watson, Sunday night. visited their daughters and on Thursday. Several from here attended Mrs. Effie Watson and Mr. Mr . and Mrs. Dale Welch and . their ·families, Mt. and' Mrs. Senior Citizens Day and enand Mts. Bill Watson and son, "71111111 The Qudill ~ goes'" belat e lwo children and her mother, Jack Koeller and Tobie of Wes t _,... -~ . ~ rhe name goes OM' tertainment at the Rock Gerald were Sunduy dinner GIFTS THAT NE VER FO~GET Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs . Mildred Bissell, were Springs Fairgrounds Thurs· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Books for Weddings ·Baby ·Anniversary Doug Moore and family of weekend guests of Mr. and day . Deem of Alfred. Mrs. Georgie Bissell and son, Newa rk. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Open Fri. & Sat. Nights Middleport Inspirational - Photo Album · Mr. and Mrs. Challie Greer, Georgie, and Mr. and Mrs. Flanders and grandson, Doug, Richard Duckworth and A~ nes Tommie Bissell and daughter, of near Guysville a nd Mrs. Memory and Scrap Bo~ks White attended the Senior Angie, all of Norwalk. Kenny Ray Riggs of Eastern Florence Ann Spencer and Citizens picnic at the Rock is staying a few days with his children and Mrs. Starling Springs Fairgrounds Thursday ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT aunt, Mrs. Leone Babcock, Massar and childre n of afternoon. Eastern were Sunduy guests of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Duck· while his young brother is in Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore worth, William Duckworth of Camden Clark Hospital as a Boyles. Rittman spent several days medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Dean or Mr. and Mrs. Wayne · visiting their mother, Mrs. Washington Court House spent 11 Daisy Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Brickles called on his sister, a weekend here with her sister, George Schneider, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stanley of Mrs. Maxine Chapman and Athens Saturday who had Mrs. Marvin McKelvey . they also called on Mrs. Neisel Bill Hysell of Columbus spen t moved there from New Weatherman while here. a few days with his mother, Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey L.yons Mr. Wallis McDonald of Mrs. Oma Hysell . She returned Columbus spent a weekend to Columbus with him where and son, Lemar and Mrs. here with Mrs. Neisel she spent a few days. They also Eulah Swan spent Sunday with Weatherman. visited friends and relatives in their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Gene Riggs and Lawrence Hasbargen and Akron and Newton Falls. Kenny Ray of Eastern were Robert Harden of Marion, children, Kent and K.ira, or Sunday dinner guests or Mr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Parkersburg. Kent had just and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. VALUD Harden, underwent an returned home from Camden Mr . and Mrs. Terry Deem or emergency appendectomy at Clark Hospital where he un- Allred were Friday evening derwent major surgery . He is the Marion General Hospital. guests of Mrs. Effie Walson. recuperating satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Harden spent a Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Dinsmore few days in Marion. Marvin Walker over the Boyles and granddaughter, Mrs . Agnes White and Mrs. weekend were her brother, Mr. Brenda Boyles, and Mrs. Alice Freeland attended the and Mrs. Raloh Howard of Florence Spencer visited Mrs. Dorcas Missionary Circle at the First Baptist Church at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis MIDOI.£POAT, 0. Anthony in Middleport on Sept. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lisle received word that their son Lawrence was injured in a motorcycle-auto accident in Colorado Springs, Colo. Groundbreaking Set on Oct. 25 .Frosh Flatten Wellston 46-8 N N Candy and cookies will be Health Center by the juniors ; donated by the American on Nov . 19 a field servi<!f Legion Auxiliary of the Racine orientation meeting will be Post 602 for the Annual Country conducted at Junction City Fair to be staged Oct. 12 at the with Mrs . Lyell Roush as the Athens Mental Health Center. instructor ; and on Dec. 14, a Mrs . Mrytle Walker. · a Christmas party will be held at member of the unit, is the the Chillicothe Hospital. assistant · district represenMrs. Edna Knopp was aptative for the American Legion pointed aclivities chairman Auxiliary's program for the with Mrs . Margaret Yost veterans hospitalized there. named chairman of the "Spirit The fair is an annual event of '76 1 '. A thank -you note w::~ s sponsored by the Health Center Auxiliary to provide funds for. M "Operation Santa Claus" as well as for other projects and J • prog ram s directed toward A reception honorin g Mrs . making the daily life of the Edna Rei bel, recently aphospital residents - many pointed national represenfrom Meigs County - more tative for the Daughters of meaningful and homelike. America, was held Monday Members with candy and · cookies to contribute are asked nig ht following a meeting of to advise Mrs. Walker by Oct. Theodorus Council 17, D. of A. II if they will have a donation. at the IOOF hall . Centering the refreshment During the meeting conducted by Mrs . Frances Roberts. a donation was made for the cystic fibrosis fund . The unit subscribed to the yellow fl owers. The candle legislation bulletin and the anangement had been used on Carvelle Star. It was re ported that a 22-pound box of ribbons had been sent to the Dayton Reibel's national appointment Veterans Hospital where blind was annnounced. On behalf of veterans make them into rugs. the Council, Mrs. Etta Will, Tile unit voted to purchase a councilor, presented a gift to rug from the hospital for Mrs. Reibel. Read at the meeting was the display here and eventual first official letter from Mrs. resale. The District 8 fall conference .Jeanette Bloor . state councilor. to be held at L.ilhopolis next She announ ced the motto of week was announced and "Stand Together," and gave her sloga n, "Go Forward several members will attend. A contribution was made toward Together." In her letter, Mrs . a gift for the department Bloor reques ted that each president, and money was sent Council have obligation night to Mrs. Hazel Grant for a at th e first me eting in November. She said that her veterans party. project will be explained to In a bulletin from Mrs. each council by the district Charles K'essinger, distr ict deputy. president, several meetings Also read at the meeting was were announced. On Nov. 9 a a letter from the new district district veterans affairs party deputy, Faye Hoselton . She will be held at the Ath ens noled !hat her husband had suffered a heart attack on Sept. 4 an d is confined to St. Joseph Hospital. SPEAK IN G OF Reported ill were Marvin Darst. horne from Veterans Memorial , and th e father-in law of Mrs. Marge Hoffner who is hospitalized . It was also noted that Arnold Hayes is improving from his recent Toclay's a bad clay to cook. - : .: : ~ A great dayfor· . Kentuclrf · · Fried Ch1cken~ Visit the Colonel Wellston is 20-0 Winner r,•r CROWS STEAK HOUSE Syracuse_~ews, Society Reibel Honored Hair Styling ······••p················· by KAY ·I Do you remember when you were a tittle girl, and you had an lrresistable urge to creep up to INGELS FURNITURE Mother 's sewi ng basket, out her scissors and snip away at your hair? The results were pretty distressing both to your pull hair and to that pari ol t~ e anatomy w~t c h Mother chose to wa rm with the pa lm of ~er hand. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE There are a lot of grown women today, who have never gotten over the habit at cutting their own hair and few, if any . are real ly quali fied to do so. especially lhe back . Why not have your ha ir cutlhe professional way. to your own· sa tisfaction and be assured of a neat, wel l groomed appearance. We offer modern hair care and styles while you enjoy friend ly hospitality and personalized service. 1T'S TRUE""-- CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON 214 E . SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH IO PHONE 992-7606 All PTA Delegates To be Elected Delegates from the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers to the 67th Annual Convention of the Ohio PTA will be elected at a meeting of the council Thursday night at 7:30p.m. at the Salem Center Elementary School. The state meeting will be held Oct. 9-ll at the Neil House in Columbus. The theme is "People Together Achieve." PTA exhibits will be on display and this will include coun ty and district cultural arts winners. At Thursday night's meeting to be conducted by Mrs . Richard Vaughan, council president, a movie, "To Touch a Child, " will be shown. In addition to elected delegates and alternates of the PTA units, presidents and other officers are urged to attend. Al l PTA members are welcome, Mrs. Vaughan stressed. FOUND AT FURNITUII Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS NEW SHIPMENT WESTERN BOOTS Once you pull on a pair of Acme Western bcofs, they'll be tops on your wanled list. You'll feel t~e difference In comfort and see the dllference In looks ... thanks to ·tho llg ht· weight construction of luxurious leathers. A thought for the day : British journalist Jenry Vollman Morton sald, "One drink or wine and you act like a monkey, two drinks and you strut like a peacock; three drinks and you roar like a lion, four drinks ... you behave like a pig." Joszef Mlndszenty, 79, ended nearly 1G years of exile in the u.s. Embassy In Budapest and went to Vatican City In Italy. 700 W.. Main · ~omeroy • •o 9 Dally-sunday 1-9 ' MEN'S & WOMEN'S STARTING AT ,. • J' SAME DAY SERVICE ' use Our Free P~rklng Lot 211 E. 2nc1, t-omeroy · ~ .. . we take a personal interest in our Quality Chekd homogenized,-vitamin D milk. And that's why you should look for the carton with the big red check. sac.ra·l·... ., , Ca Iend ar :;:: :::: ···· :;:; i!i\ Officers were elected at the organizational meeting of Pomeroy Brownie Troop Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Mrs. Carolyn Grueser is the leader, and her assistants are Mrs. Jack Handley and Mrs. Mike Griffith . Rochelle McDaniel was elected secretary; and Kelly Griffith was named treasurer for the troop. Mrs. Thomas explained to the 22girls attending the program of Brownies. Games were played. Second year Brownies in the group are Becky Handley, Melanie Dillard, Kristin Aunderson, Barbara Grueser, Kim Mulford, Rochelle McDaniel, Tammy Eichinger, Mary Beth Hawley, Melinda Thomas, and Kelly Griffith. The new girls are Roxanna McDaniel, Angela Curtis, Cindy Curtis, Connie Smith, Tanuny Pettit, Brenda Fry, Beth Gleckner, Deall!la Korn, Regina Griffith , Gina Joh nson, Dixie Eblin, and Mary Eblin. MIDDLEPORT CADETTE TROOP 185 Requirements for the hostess badge were completed at a meeting of Troop 185 Tuesday night at the Middleport First Baptist Church ..Work on the child care badge was started during the meeting. Plans were made for a bowling party to be held on Oct. 8. Attendance at Tuesday's meeting is required for those who plan to go bowling. At the meeting were Joni Murray, Trina Gibbs, Cathy Maniey, Brendu Hysell, and Jennifer Wise. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 A wiener roast will be held Monday night at the Middleport Marina according to plans made at a meeting this week of Troop 39. The girls are to meet at the United Methodist Church at 4 p.m. and from there will hike to the Marina. Parents are to pick up their daughters at 6:30p.m. at the Marina. Patrol leaders were installed and as a service project the girls hiked uptown and picked up litter. SATURDAY RAC I NE Firemen 's Auxiliary selling homemade ice cream in containers at firehouse, 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday . SOUTHERN Local Band will play in Racine Saturday at 10:15 a.m. Tag day will be observed that day in th e Southern Local School District. TIT D '/ SUNDAY VV 1 WEEKEND REVIVAL. Sept. ?:I through Oct. I , 7:30 nightly RUTLAND - The Wood al Church of Chri st in Christian Reunion was held in August at Union, Hartford. Pas lor, Rev . Fort Meigs near Rutland with a Bill Campbell. Special si nging basket dinner at noon . The each evening. afternoon was spent socially HOMECOMING at Hemlock looking at old family pictures Grove Church Sunday with and eac h telling what his tory church and Sunday School in they knew or had heard of the the morning and dinner at late Joshue J. Wood, Sr., of 12:30 p.m. Program at 2 p.m. near Ca rpen ter. fea turing the Bissell Brothers. Officers elected were Ernest Everyone welcome. Wood. president ; Norman Will. WORLDWIDE Communion , vice president, and Dena Sunda y, Harri so nv ill e Welsh. sec retary and Presbyterian Church , during treasurer. The reu nion next mornin g worship service with year will be at the same park th e Rev. L. H. Stebbins, pastor, the second Sunday in August. in charge. The oldest member present MONDAy was Elfie Wood, Carpenter, SALEM Center PTA Mon- who will be 81 thi s fall . Homer Welsh, Harrisonville, was the day, 7:30p.m. at the school. youngest at 11 months. Mr. and MIDDLEPORT Garden Mrs. Terry Kro ll (Purle Club, Monday, 7;30 p.m. at the. Jeweli) came from Wyandotte, home of Mrs . Jame. Titus, Mtch., the farthest. near Rutland. The 60 present were Mrs. ME IGS CHAPTER Order of James Wilcox , Indianapolis; DeMolay Monday, 7:30 p.m. Mr .and Mrs. Russell Hoffman , Middleport Masoni c Temple. Anderson , Ind.; Mr. and Mrs . ME IGS COUNTY Salon 'tiO, Herb Zeller , children Jeff and Eight and Forty, 7;30 p.m. Todd. Gahanna: Elfie Wood . home of Mrs . Iva Powell . d 00 ·amt ry Reunion Held TUESDAY EASTERN ATHLETIC Boosters, Tuesday night. 8 " Protecting Your Health" p.m. Film of Federal H<lcking • willue the theme of the District Eastern game to be shown. Health Conference of the Ohio Rural Health Council Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Catholic Parish Hall in Jackson. Mei gs Countians plann ing to SYRACUSE - Mrs . Brenda attend are asked to advise the Wolfe and Mrs. Kathy Cumings honored Mrs. Jane Lyons with Meigs County Extension a layette shower recently at the Service . Luncheon reserhome of Mrs . Wolfe, Rustic vations are due today. Mrs. Clifford Jenkins, the Hills. district health chairman will Gifts were placed in a yellow and white bassinet. Refresh- give the welcome following ment co nsisted or cake, decorated with pink and blue DeMOL.AY TO MEET bootie replicas, ice cream, Meigs Chapter Order of nuts,1 iced tea and coffee. Favors were miniature diapers DeMolay will meet Monday at in yellow and white filled with 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport mints. Games were played Masonic Temple. with prizes going to Miss Vicky Crouch, Mrs. Unda Ughtner, and Mrs. Becky Tannehill . The door prize was won by Mrs. Barbara Roush. Presenting gifts lo Mrs. Lyons were those named and Mrs. Sharon Wright and Jason, Mrs. Becky Anderson, Mrs. Maxine McDaniel, Mrs. Gloria Michael and Debbie, and Mrs. Brenda Wolfe, Shelly and Tara. Sending gifts were Mrs. Frank Malinoski, Mrs. Joe Magnotta, Mrs . Charles Kuhl, Mrs. Delores Spitzl, Mrs. Nancy Prlsner, Mrs. Janet Williamson , Mrs . Jonnie Crouser, and Mrs. · Carolyn Grtieser . J" w.Moln Sl. Pomoroy, Olllo The StoroWif~ " ALL KINDS OF STUFF" For Pots · Stobtos - Large & Small Animals · Lawns · Gardens. m-2164 SUGAR RUN MILLS m-ms it's something special MulllerrY Avt. .. • I' Program topics carried out the fall theme with Mrs . Fisher giving "Color in Fell Perennials. " She recommended harmony plantings using perennials in no more than three .colors to a gro up, and suggested combining peren· nia ls with differen t blooming periods so that borders which bloom all summer can be crea ted. Hardy asters, red hot poker, daisies, poppies, phlox , and various grasses were suggested. "Varied Shrubs and Vines" was the topic of Mrs. Fred Nease who commented on their use in arrangements as well as for food and cover for birds in the winter. She named the English and American holly pyraca ncha, bi ttersweet, dogwood, bayberry and the Japanese barberry. Mrs. Stacy Arnold displayed a board of fall leaves in conjunction with her comments on "The Flaming Foliage ." She explained the process which causes the leaves to change color. She said that chlorophyll makes the leaves green and that the pri me fun ction of the leaf is to create the sugar and starch for fel<ling the plant. Once the stem hardens and the plant no longer needs the food , then the leaves change into fall colors. During the uu siness meeting an invitation wa:o; rea d fr om the Cheste r Gard~n Cl ub inviting memberS to cxll i!Jit in the show at Royal Oak l'« rk Oct. 7and 8. ·The class is " 1''11 1 Wea ther Forccust" with Hn interpretive design . MEETING REPORTED A report on the sub-regional mee ting of the Future Homemakers of America held rece ntly at Alexander High School was give n by Cathy Pickens and Sandy Woods when the Eastern Chapter met recently at the -school. Miss Woods, president, had charge of th e mee ting and Miss Pickens explained what F .H.A. and Hero F.H.A. mean. The amount for dues was discussed. Fifteen new members were welcomed and refreshments were se rved following the meetin g. Al su r ead at the meeting was a lette r from th e Ath ens . Mental Health Ce nt er asking fo r contributions to the flower marl which will be a part of the annual country fair to be staged ther e 011 ·Oct. 12. Tile club made arran,;cme nts lo contribute to til e fair which provides fund s for Operation Santa Claus and other special projects and programs at the institution . A reminder was also read regarding the Green Thumb Notes for November. Gardening tips for October by Mrs. Henry Thomas included taking out annuals and moving in polled munis for fall blooms; cleaning up tlower beds to prevent any carry over of disease; sowing grass seed in bare spots, and continuing to mow until growth stops, bringing in the houseplants before there is drastic change in weather , and digging glads and dahlias as soon as the frost kills the tops. For roll call members displayed a berried branch or vine. Mrs . Mason Fisher gave devo tions. read a poem "Flower Power," and had prayer. The door prize was won by Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. Fred Nease will entertain the club in Oc· tober with Mrs . David Nease to be the assisting hostess. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs . Holter, Mrs. Eurana Thomas, and Mrs. Henry Thomas. Black and White By MOTOROLA 100% SOLID STATE CHASSIS NO TUBES mediterranean aedenza TV FJ'" di,1)1.fl110JI p11ture. Ful l to tfle noor redt.•nz,l df''IHr• .Ill en ted with bold, l' ~tJrMS!Ve d l~t.nlilll/.. C<l binet of senu•ne lt•n•pt<ied h,w.J I.KMrd .md select hardwood sol1ds. Cl,mic Pe1 .10 iinish. Dt>rorative part soi non-wooLI molded matt>rifll. JO~ " II, JH1 "' W, 16 1ti " D. Model XU7 11 3JP, t SALE DAY SET A rummage sale will be held Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Jones.building on .Gourt ... St.. Pomeroy, by the Eight and Forty, Meigs County Salon. Both ad~ lt and children's winter clothing will be included in the sale items. ~ ,j.. ; li- ~ '·· ' WERNERVRADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Conference Theme is on Health Layette Shower Given Recently TO VISIT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher of New Philadelphia will spend the weekend here visiting · his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher. Minersville. Seeds . Bird Seeds • Oyster Shells and Grit • Fertilizers • Lime • Cement & Mortar • Stock Salt Water Softener· Remedies· Salt· LiHel's. Vaccine- Roofll)g • Paints . Red Brand Fencing • Baler and Binder Twine • Sprays • Gates. .MODERN SUPPLY lu Mrs. Denver Holter, Mrs. Don Gnieser, Mrs. Stacy Arnold, Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mrs. Homer Holter, and Mrs. Hiram Fisher. registration and coffee hour at 9 a.m. The morning speaker will be Bill Stuckey, Ohio State University Cooperative Ex· tension Service whose topic will be "An Updute on Safety." The afternoon program will be conducted by Ja ck Russell, D.V.M. , Division of Communicable Diseases, Ohio Department of Health , Colwnbus. He will xpeak '¥' "Overview - Animal Diseases Related to Man," including comments on rabies, encephali tis, visce ral larual, megrans. Food borne disease also will be discussed by Dr. Russell and he will moderate a panel consisting of a veterinarian and a medical doctor. WE PAY CLOUD NINE INTEREST RATES Our Interest is MORE for YOU! % FlOWERS ilr All Occasions. - -.. 992-2039 Wo wire flowers . Every,wllere 'Pomero, flower Shop ' . loi0-3 8 AIN Q SETT I NG Paid On Passbook Savings ' Five per cent per yeor poid on R119ular Pnsbook Savings. No minimum . Interest paid from date of dttpClslt to,..,, of withdrawa t. triterest compounded quarterly. tnterut pold M - 2.!1 1 • ' Albany; Mrs . Erie Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Alba Ky le, Athens; Mr. and Mrs . Cecil Jewell and Mrs. Jessie Jewell, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Don Szatmary, Trenton, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kroll, Wyandotte; Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hinds, Newark, Ohio; Parker Cook and Mr. and Mrs. .Jerry Cook, Rick and John, Ashville; Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Jewell and Richard, Athens; Mr. a nd Mrs. Norman Will and Duane, Rutland; Mrs. Neva King , Mr . and Mrs. Web· ber Wo od, Mr. and Mrs. Vir gi l King , Mary L.ou, Gen eva, David and Hele n King, Mr. and Mrs. Harold White, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood, Earle, Earl, and Edith Wood, Peggy McKinney, Mr . and Mrs. Norm~r1 ·wood; Sue and Ronn ie Wood, Mrs. Letha Cowen, Mr. and Mrs . Leroy Welsh and Homer, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Welsh and Bonnie and Darrell Napper. ali' of Pomeroy . arrangements were awarded RINO 61:TT INQ '•' j '18.99 FINISHING In At 9- 0ut At 5· FOR BIG DISCOUNT SAVINGS! >~m···;.'0:.~·»······w··········*•.•.....•.•,·, Flowers in shades of orange were featured in arrangements 11! "Fall in Bloom " for a display at We6nesday night's meelin~ of the Wildwood Garden Club held at the home 11! Mrs. Homer Holter . Blue ribbons for ' In 1971, Hungarian Cardinal ' ·Because kids are something special •.• co nfin eme nt to the Holzer Medical Center. The Council voted to order 30 sets of dish cloths to be sold by the members. The · prize package donated by Iv!rs. Edith Spencer was awarded to Mrs. Will . ~~:~~an~:::i~:~e:~~~: r~~~t :::: Plains BAKER read from the Teaford family fm· nowers. It was reported that to date 76 members have paid their dues. others are w·ged to get their dues in before Thu,rsday so that th e quota can be reached prior to ll1e District 8 meeting . The traveling prize donated by Eula Wolfe was won by Mrs. Marie Boyd. Potluck refresh· ments were served. ~!~::~~~~~a~J! P~fe~:h~d~~ iii · Speaking of Local Schools C.r.G~S~N Fall in Bloom· Dispfayed Goodies Given Veterans M as long as an open acr:ount is malnt1i ned. ~ •aw P:ING SETti NG Do aomething beautiful for your diamond look. Have your diamond mounted in a sensational new setting_ lrom our col~ection .of elrrings, pins , pendants and nn~s . We promtse quahty cr•flsmanship at a moderate price. Create a whole new • Meigs Branch • THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINCS AND LOAN COMPANY Earl F. Ing els, Jr .• Mgr. 296 W. Second St. Pomeroy, Oh io llv.ttemvt A.... l'omoroy Mra. Mlllllnl Vaa.Mete~ . t, .... ' .·- , �BARNEY ---.-·--- - TO. Dally Senlinel, Middlepori-Pomeroy, 0., Sepl. 29, 1972 u MIODLEPORT PEN UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7:30 p.m-./ Youth TECOSTAL - Thord Ave, the MEIGS COUNTY. Tbe llniled meeting 6: 30 p.m .; Evening Rev . Willlitm Knlltel, pastor Presbvtenan Church, Dwight worship. 7:30p.m. · Ronald Dugan, Sunday school L la vit z, Pastor -Director ; CHESTER CHURCH OF THE supl Classes for all ages. George W Hulton and Rev . NAZARENE - Rev Herbert evcn1nq 5erv ice, 7. 30 p.m .. RthiP. st udy , Wt'I.Jncsdily, 7 30 -... rvtces, Frfday , 1 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W. H. Perrin. pastor Roy Mayer, Supt. Church schooot. 9 15 a.m.; worship, 10:24 a .m .. yout h choir rehearsal Monday, ST. PAUL LUTHERAN - The Rev . Arthur C Lund, pa stor Sunday school (nursery adult ), 9 15 am .. Charles Evans, Christtan Educatt on Supt .. worshtp servtce, 10.30 6· 30 p.m .; Mrs. Marvin Burt, a.m ; con ftrmatt on c lasses, d•rector; senior choir Tuesday. 7 e: 15, IUntor con rehearsal, 7 30 p m, Thursday . f trmall on c la ss. tim e se t Mrs . Paul Nease. direcfor. weekly, sen ior conft rm a t ion POMEROY CHURCH - OF class. Senior choir, 7· 30 p m. THE NAZARENE - Corner Tuesday . Union and Mulberry . Rev Clyde V Henderson. pastor. Sunday school, 9 30 a.m . Glen McC lung. supt. ; morning worship, 10· 30 a.m; evening serv:ce. 7:30 ; m1d-week ser- S~V~NTH - !?AY VENTIST - AD located on p.m. FREEWILL BAPTIST JU Corner Ash and Plum, M1d d l eporl , N oe l Herrm an, pas tor . Sa lurd ~y l''llen mg service, 7 p m Sun day school, 10 am. , Sunday even mg worshtp, 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST of Mid dl eport, corner of Sixth and Palmer 'Streels, Rev Charles Stmons, pastor Fred Hoffman, Sonday School Supenntenden t Sunday church sc hool for everyone 9 15 am , M orn 1ng wor sh1p 10 15 am , Evenmg serv1 ces, 7 30 p m , Wednesday prayer servi ce, 7 30 p m. Extra youth acltvit1es on Sunday, 5 p m , for all youth up to s1xlh grade , 6 30 for jun1or and sen1or h1gh student s Ltnson S.tebbtns, Ass' t. Pastor · Gra te, pa stor Worshtp service, D•rectors 11 am and 7·30 p m Sunday . FIRST UNITE ·) PRES- Sur1c.uy School. 9: 30 a .m . BYTERIAN, Harri so nvill e, Richard Barton, supl. Prayer Sunday Church School, 9· 30 mef'tsnq, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m . a m , Mrs . Homer Lee, Sup! ; ijRAOFOR D CHURCH OF Mor nmg Worship 10 30 a m CHRIST - Cttllord Smith , FIRST UNITED mm1 stcr Sunday School 9 30 PRESBYTERIAN, Middl epor t, .1 m morning church 10 30 Sun day Chur ch School, 9 30 ,., m , Su nday evenmg service, a m , Lew1s Sauer , Sup! , 7 JO p n • Wednesday service, 8 Mornmq Worsh 1p, 10 30 a m ~!11 MT OLIVE CHURCH. Long LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHOOIST - Rev . Robert E Buckley, pastor. William Batley, supt ; Sunday school, Bottom , John Dill, pastor Sunday school. 10 a .m , evangelistic service , 7. 30 p m . Wtllard P1ggott. Sunday school 9:30 am ; morning worship, superintendent 10: 30 am ; evening worship, 7. 30 . p m Wednesday, F I RST UNITE D Mulberry Hetghl s, near PRES.BYTERIAN, Syracuse, Vetera ns Memonal Hosp 1fal, Morntng Worship, 9 a.m , Pom er oy Pi! stor Herbert ~Wednesdav . 7·30 p m. ~nday Church School, 10 a.m . Morgan Sabbath School, every rs Samcson Hall , Suet Saturday at 2 p m and worsh1p GRACE EPISCOPAL - serv 1 ce fo llowtng at 3 15 p m STIVERSVILLE COM · Rev. Leroy Oav 1s, mimster ()pen Stbl e dtscusston each MUNITY , Rev . Edsel Hart, CHURCH OF CHRIST, Morning prayer and sermon, 10: 30a .m . Holy communion and Thur sday af 7 30 p m at the Middlepor t, 5th and Ma1n pa stor . Sunday School service " Th e Fnendly Raulin M oyer, pastor Michael 10 a.m Prayer Meeting each sermon , first Sundays, 10 30 church Ger lach, SL·nday School sup! Thursday 7: 30 p m Sunday a.m . Church schoo l, km - Chur ch " Bible Schoo1, 9. 30 a.m , mar evening serv1ce, 7· 30 p m dergarten through etghth GRAHAM UNITED ning ZION· CHURCH OF CHRIST worship, 10 . JO a.m ., ~rade. 10· 30 a.m. METHOOIST - Preachtng 9 30 POMEROY CHURCH OF a m , first and second Sundays eventng worshtp, 7 30 p m , - Pomeroy - HarriSonville CHRIST- Mr . Hoyt Allen. Jr, of each month ; lhtrd and fourth prayer service 7 ~ . m Wed - Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Paul McEl roy , Sunday School pastor. Bible School. 9. 30 a .m.. Sundays each month, worsh ip nes day CHURCH OF THE Supl. Sunday School 9·30 am .: worsh1p, 10:30; adult worship se rvtce at 7 30 p m Wednesday s,erv1ce and young peoples eventngs at 7. 30 Prayer and NAZARENE - Middleport , morning worship and com Rev . Audry Miller, pasto r, munion, 10:30 am .; Sunday meet1ng, both 7. 30 p.m. Sunday· Btble Study Wednesday. combined B1bie FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Floyd Carson, supl. Sunday eventng youth Chnst 1an en S) udy and prayer meeting. 7:30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave ., school, 9 30 a.m.. Morntng deaver, 6:30 ; Worsh ip serv1ces, Sunday, 7· 30 p m . Wednesday pm. Pomeroy, affiliated with S B C., worshtp 10 · 30 a.m ; lu ni or soc•e•y. 6 30 p.m .. NYPS , 6 45 ' THE SALVATION ARMY - the Rev Fred Hilt, pastor eventng prayer meeting and ~nvoy RayS Wining, off1cer in Sunday School , 9 30 a m , p.m. Sunday evange l tsltc B1ble study, 7· 30 p m ST. JOHN LUTHERAN oharge. Sunday. 10 a.m ... morning worshtp, 10 30 am , meet tng , 7· 30 p. m . Prayer ljollness meeting ; 10:30 a .m .. jun1or soc1ely, 6 30 am. NYPS, meeltng Wedne sday, 7 30 p m Ptne Grove, the Rev Ar thur Combs, pastor Sunday school, Sund•y School. Young People's 6. 45 p m Sunday evange l 1~t•c MEIGS 9 30 am , church serv 1ces, COOPERATIVE 4egion, 7 p m ; Thursday, 1 to 3 meeling , 7 30 p.m. Pray er 10 30 a.m A,m., Ladies Home League, 7 mee ting Wednesday, 7 30 p m PARISH BRADBURY CHURCH OF p m ., Prep classes. THE UNITEO MIDDLEPORT ' SACRED HEART - Rev MT. MORIAH BAPTIST ~ather Bernard Kra1covic , Corner Fourth and Matn , pastor Phone 992 -2825 Middleport Rev Henry L Key , METHOODIST CHURCH Robert R. Card 01rector POME)lOY CLUSTER Saturday evenmg Mass, 7 30 Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 P m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a.m, Arnold Rtchard s, supt , am . Confessions, Saturday, 7. Mornmg worsh1p 10 30 am CHRIST ChriSt tan Youth Crusade, 6:30 p.m.. prayer meeltng , 7. 30 p.m .. Thursday cho1r practice, 7 p.m . OEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - Oanny Evans, pastor : Norman C Will . supl Sunday School 9 · 30 a.m .; Worship serv 1ce, 10 · 30 am Chnslian Endeavor Sunday evening. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TER OAY SAINTS- Portland · Ractne Road Ralph Johnson , pas tor Herbert While, Sunday School Dtrector . Sunday School. 9·30 a .m' Morntng worship, 10 30 a.m ' Sunday evening servtce 7 P m Wednesday evening prayer serv ices, 7:30 I EVER GIT BORNEO AG'IN I'D LIKE TO COME BACK A FROG IF a.man has a A man's got lo look afler his brolher, That's what Timmy said the other day, as he stood beside our baby. And I told him he was right. "You arc so much stronger lhan lhis liny, lillie creature," I said, "From now on, you've got a real responsibilily!" \. Scr•ph.•re• 1elec:t~ tly lhe ~\merion lllble 9:30 a.m.; even ing worship, service. Thursday , 7 30 p.m . Evenmg worship 7 30 Weanesday prayer meeting , 7 30 p.m. ' the Serrnonette The Cost of the Cross Jesus said, ... if I be lifled up from lhe earlh, will draw all men unlome." (John 12:32). Jesus was lifted up, and for nearly two thousand years, He has been drawing men unlo Himself. This is not a fiction story, bul a lruth from the pages of h1slory. ' The cost of Jesus Christ's crucifixion was great. It cost 4esus, His disciples, and the Heavenly Father. ; First, it cost Jesus much physical pain. How many of us can ~nd a splinler in our finger? How many of us can stand a prick ljllth a pin? We do not like physical pain. Many people do not !fderstand that Jesus had a human side, as well as divme. Jesus '!'d suffer from lhe nails in His hands and feet, jusl as you and I would if someone nailed us to a cross loday, Bul, because of -!esus' love for you and me He allowed Himself to be crucified You see,Jesuswanled you and I logo lo heaven so strongly , I hat He died for us. Thai's a greal cost lo pay, lsn'l11? SECOND, il cosllhe early disc1ples a great deal . Since the ~ovenunenl opposed Christianily, 11 was a slruggle 1o remain :Sithful to Jesus and the government. There are many books of history, which proclaun the suf:erings and deaths of a multitude of the early Chrislians. The !alacombs stand as a memoriallo early Christians, which hid in hem, held services in them, and even buried their dead in them, lbey did this lasI (buried their dead ) in order 1o keep opposers of ::hristianily, from digging them up and burning their dead >Odles. Today, there is a mullilude of people who desire to be called Chrlstlan disciples, but yellhey refuse lo worship the Savior in publlc. II this free nation of ours were lo come under lhe dictalorshlp of an':~li.Qlristian government, would tbese modern "Non Worshipping" disciples be willing lo pay lbe price of worshipping In secret, or at the chance of being persecuted? THIRD, the Heavenly Father paid dearly lo have lhe cross of Jesus, 10 rome 1o pass. No fatber desires lo see his children suffer. God Is no differenl in lhis way. God had set lhe price for lhe redemption of man. Thai pnce was tbe life of a sinlea• human. In over all the face of the earth there could nol be found such a person. So God came Himself to earth In the form of Jesus Christ. Tbe cost lo Him, was lo lower Himselllo a fleshly mdividual. God calls for everyone to accepl His plan of salvation , which comes only lhrough the blood of Jesus. He says we musl belleve in Jesus, repent (turn ) from our sins, confess Jesus before olhers, be buried in Chr!Bilan baptism, and be fallhful unlillhis life Is over. This 1s the best deal ever offered lo anyone at any time. To reject il is no I a wise thing lo do, Remember, the cost of lhe cross was for your salvation , Hoyt Allen , Jr ., Mmister, Pomeroy Church of Christ Rev. Robert Bumgarner am' mornmg worshtp. 10 30 am Sunday evenmg Worship Serv tce, 7 30 p .m .. chotr Wednesday M1d Week Serv tce .l NOW 11-lAT YOU HAV€0 ALL 11-lAT MONE'/1 Sll? .. ~ERE AT .'f:)!?T!iU<!STER'i Wi'II:E PROUD 0~ OUR. .'>!Et>l LL SCWOOL OF ""' !1j,~~ .\\ l ~.o!. I QN$ JO()RNAL!SM NEv.SP~PE~ >.\GES am .; You ng People' s servtce, 6: 45p.m , Evangelistic servtce, Wednesday evening Bible L R. Glvesencamp , pastor Rev sc ~ooi, 9am SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Frank Cheesebrew Rev. Martha Ann Mattner Rev. Howard Shtveley Lawrence Sull 1van , 9 30 a m ., Sunday even tng Sunday School 9 30 worship 7 30. Prayer meelmg , a m , youth and jun1or youth Tuesday, 7: 30 p m . Ern es t se r vtce, 6 45 p.m. ; evenmg Deeter. class leader Youth worship, 7: 30 p.m .. prayer and Meeting Wednesday , 7. 30 p.m , pratse, Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m . Ernest Deeter , leader. mee 1mq , Thurday , 7: 30pm CHRIST - Robert Shook, CHESTER CHURCH OF pastor Sunday school. 9·30 GOD - Rev . James Satterfield, am ., Russell Spencer, supl.: pastor Sunday school. 9. 30 a.m , worshtp serv tce, 11 a.m .. evening servtce, 7, prayer serv 1ce and youth servtce, Wednesday , 7 p m worship serv tce, 10 45 am evening worship atternatmQ' wtth C. E. at 7 30 p m on Sunday. Prayer meeting, 7 30 P m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, lay leader . BETHANY (Dorcas) Worsh1p, 9· 30 am ; Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Worship, 11 a.m.. lsi and 3rd Sun days. LANGSVILL£ CHRISTIAN Church School, tO am APPLE GROVE- Wor ship, CHURCH - Robert E Musser. WHITE'S CHAPEL 7 30 p m, first and third pastor Sunday School. 9. 30 Coolville RD. Rev . Roy Deeter, Sundays, Church sc hoo l, 9 30 a m .. Robert Bobo, supt ; pastor. Sunday school. 9: 30 am , prayer meeting , ftr st morntng worship , 10.30, Sun. a m , worship service, 10: 30 day even ing service. 7:30. Mtd· Wednesday. 7:30 p.m EAST LETART.- Wor ship. week service, Wednesday, 7.30 7 30 p m , second and lourlh pm . Sundays. church school. 9 30 a.m. , prayer meeting , third SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Wednesday , 7 30 p.m. THE NAZARENE - Rev M C GREAT BENO - Worsh 1p 11 Lanmore, pastor. Bob Moore, a m , 2nd and 4th Sun days , Sunday School Supl Sunday Church Sc hooL 10 a m LETART FAlLS - Worship, 10 am .; chur ch school , 9 am ; Btbl e stud y, 7 30 p.m every Tuesday . am Bible sludy and prayer servtce, Wednesday , 7 30 p.m . RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev Samuel Jackson pastor Sunday School. 10 a.m.,• Mr s. Gertrude Butter, supf. Pra yer Service, 1 30 p m .; School, classes for all ages , 9 30 preaching service , 2 p.m am , morning worshtp, 10.45 RUTLAND CHURCH OF NYPS Sunday, 6· 30 p m. , evangeli shc service Sunday , 7 30 p m . Mid-week prayer meel1ng, Wednesday, 7·30 p m Mi ssio nary meeting, second MORNING STAR - Wor sh1p 9 30 a m , Church School 10 30 Wednesday , 7 30 p.m CHRIST- Keith Wise, pastor. Sunday school. 9:30a .m.. V. H. Braley , supt , worship servke and communion, 10: 30 a.m .; evening service. 7: 30 p.m . Wednesday, Bible study, 7:30 p.m. Regular board meeting, FAITH NON - 7: Wednesday , 8 .p.m 30p.m.. lhlrd Saturday each MORSE CHAPEL- Worship DENOMINATIONAL - Rev . month . 11 a.m., l si and 3rd Sundays. Robert Smith, pastor Sunday sc hool, 9 30 a m .; c lass leader, THE RUTLAND COMChurch School, tO a m PORTLANO - Worship 7 30 Leo Hill. worship servtce, 10: 30 MUNITY CHURCH - Rev . p m.. Church School 9 30 a.m. am ., church, 7: 30pm ., prayer Ri chard Dubbeld. pastor . School, 9:30a.m .; Worship SUTTON - Worsh1 p, 11 a .m. m eeftng , Wednesday . servtce, 11 a.m.: Wednesday 2nd and 41h Sundays , Church EDEN UNITED BRETH~ EN prayer meet ing . 7.30 p.m. School 10 am WESLEYAN t Racine) - IN CHRIST-Eldon R Blake , Sunday nigh t worship , 7 30. RUTLAND CHURCH OF Wor shi p, 11 am , Chur ch pastor Sunday School, 10 am ; Rev Wtnme Holsinger, supt Mor · THE NAZARENE School, 10 a.m ning sermon , 11 a m , Evening Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr ., pastor NORTHEAST CLUSTER serv ice Christian Endeavor , Sunday School. 9. 30 a.m. ; Rev. Jacob Lehman 7 30p.m.; Mrs Lyda Chevalier. Morning worship, 10· 30 a.m ., Rev . Standley Brandum JOPPA - Worship 10 a m.. president Song service and Young people 's service , 6· 45 Church School 9 a.m. : Prayer sermon, 8 20 . Mid-Week prayer p.m .: Evange listic serv ices, mee1tng Wednesday, 7·30 p.m. 7 30 p.m. Wednesday evening Meeting . Wednesday. 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church Mrs . Mane Holsinger, class serv tce 7: 30 p.m se rvte es, 9 a.m , Sunday School leader . MASON COUNTY 9 45 a .m. Bible study every THE HILAND CHAPEL, COMMUNITY CHURCH, Thursday , 7. 30 p.m. NORTH BETHEL - Worship Dex1er - Worship service s George Casto, pastor. Sunday Saturday and Sunday, 7: 30 School, 9. 30 i evening worship, I I am .~ Church School 10 am 7 30 Thursday eve ning prayer ALFRED - Sunday school , om serv1ce, 7:30p.m. 9 . 45 a.m each Sunday , • HEMLOCK GROVE MASON FIRST BAPTIST preac htng at 11 am . each CHRISTIAN- David ~tautter. Sunday Prayer meeting. 7 45 pastor , Stanford Stockton, supl. Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan p m. Wednesday , WSCS , 8 p m Morntng worship, 9:30 a.m. ; Craig, pastor. Sunday school, on th~rd Tuesday each month church school, 10:30 a.m.; 9. 45 a.m .; worship service, 11 REEOSVILLE - Sunday young peoples meet ing. 6; j0 a.m ,· trainmg union, 6· 30 p.m.; evening worship service. 7:30 am .; M1d -We ek Service , • UNITED - Bald Knob News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Pat Autherson of Newark and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roush of Gallipolis visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson. Mr. Clinl Birch and daughter, Leola, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lipps and family at Vincent. Mn . Augusta Powell of Torch, Mrs, Daisy Pratt of Canal Fullon, Mrs. Wilma Dangelo and son, Alberl, of Barberton visited Clint Birch and Leola. Mr. and Mrs. John Hampson of East Liverpool, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Biggs, Mrs. Zona Biggs of East Liverpool, vtaited Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Taylor and David. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scar· ilrougb have moved 10 Ibis Floyd Richard Is a paLient at Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis, Miss Barbara Richard · has employment in Alhens. She graduated from rosmelology school this sUllllller. Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter is Vlsillng her daughter, Mrs. Anna Haines at Columbus. Mr . and Mrs . Donald CremellllS of Five Points are announcing tbe birth of thel!' first child, a son, Shannon Lee, on Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence JohllSion, local, are grandparents. Mrs . Cremeans and son spenl two weeks with her parents, Mrs. Naomi Autherson and Leota Birch visited Mrs. Nona ammunity. Long at Veterans Memorial Mrl. Nona Long Is a patient Hospital. at Veter8llll Memorial Hospital Mr. Uoyd Hoffman of In l'oolerOy. Chester drilled a good water well for Clint Birch, 1----- - - ~/\ . W.:'RJFr ....~~ TH'u.s. Society -SO THE'/ DEECLARED '10' A W IDDER, A<=, OF ® SENATE. IS WI-IO.'! NOW!.' iHcRc'SA COMMITTEE FROM "TW 9 /9 STUt>CNT BODY HERE T' SEE YA! .SKETCH/He I SHE WO N'T LET ME SEE. ANY OF HER WORK! IVE NEVER 5EtN SUCH A CHANGE COME OVER ONE 1 VANIE:. Evening services, 7· 30 p.m. MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a.m , Church School 9 am , SILVER RUN FREE BAPWSCS , 3rd Monday, 7:30 p.m TIST - Rev. Howard Kimble, SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 pastor Sunday schocl, 10 a.m., a m., Church School, 9 a m , Henry DaVIS, sup!., evening MT. HERMON CHURCH OF SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 se r vtce, 7 30 p m Prayer THE UNITED BRETHREN IN a m , church EK\-H ~ I T M~ p oaslor. OlO OESTE R CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH ,.. _ Re v Carl R1chard s, pas 1or . FOREST RUN - Worship 9 pas tor p.m. I...IFC: '' . I a.m and 7 30 p m. alternately . Prayer meetmg, Wednesday, 7 30 P m. Rev Jay Stiles. ASBURY - Worship 11 am ; Sludy , 7 30 p m. Roger Wilfred. Sr., Sunday Church School 9· 50 a m , WS CS, DANVILLE WESLEYAN, Sc hool Supt. Sunday School, WS CS, 3rd Wednesd ay, 7 30 > WILD pas lor · Worship servtce, 9: 30 am • Sunday School , 10:30a m RACINE FIRST· BAPTIST SALEM CENTER - Worship Char les Norns.. pas for Sunday 7·30 p.m. Prayer meeting, 9 a rn ., Church Schoo l 10 am , School, 9· 30 a m : Mornmg Thursday. 7:30p.m. UM Y F Thursday , 7 o m worshtp , 10 45 a.m ., Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL SYRACUSE CLUSTER evenmg worship, 7· 30 p.m., MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev . a m .; Church School 10 a m , 'f. IS '> f::. \'S K IS5 K l SS k iSS kl s.s •REE CARLETON CHURCH Ktngsbury Road Sunday School, 9·30 am. , Ralph Carl, Bible School. 9 30 supl Worship service, 10:30 a m.; Church School 10 am , UMYF 7 p m 1s Tuesday \ \ I P BETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ Great Bend, Charles Noms , HEATH - Worship 10 30 Sunday School Supenn tendent, HYSELL RUN FREE a m ; Church Sc hool 9 30 am , Gerald Well s Pastor, Rev. METHODIST - Cecil W1se. UMYF 7 p m Pastor Sunday School , 9:30 M orn s M Wolfe RUTLANO - Wor sh1p 9 15 a m., Morning worship , 10:30 Rev . Merrell Floyd j ....,_. lJU{\RU~. • L~tJS'• 't:-t~ In the eyes of the Church, all Rev . Roberl R. Card pracltce Sun day an d Wed· Rev . F. Stanten Stnilh nesday , 7 P m • prayer me eltng 7:30p.m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHESfEK - Worship 9: 15 and P m B1ble stud y Wednesday 7· 30 POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lar ry Carnahan pres1d10g a m , Chur ch School 10 a .m - y BAPTIST _ Mrs Worl ey Fran c ts, Sunday - Robert Kuhn, pastor ; William mmts ter Sunday, Bible lect ure, ENTERPRISE - Worsh 1p, 9 ANTIQU I I sc hool supt , Sunday school, Watson, Sunday school sup!. 9. 30 am , Watchtower study, am , Church School, 10 a.m. Rev . Freeland Norrts, pastor 9 45 a m , church services, Sunday school, 9. 30 a.m; BYF , 10.30 am . , Tue sday, Bible FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 Sund~y school, 10 am ' church second and fourth Sundays 6 p.m.; Bible study , Wed - study, 7: 30 p m ; Thursday , a m., Church School 10 a.m serv1ce, 7 p.m . Wednesday fo llow1ng Sunday sc hool, ftrst nesday, 7 p.m .; cho1r pract ice, m1n1stry schoo l 7 30 p m , POMEROY Wor ship, 10 30 Bible stud y, 7 P m and th~rd Sunday evenmgs, 7 30 Wednesday, 8 30 p.m serv tce meetmg e 30 p.m . a m , Church School 9 15 a m , pm MIODLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6 30 p.m POMEROY LOWER LIGHT LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN RACINE FIRST CHURCH ROCK SPRINGS - Worship OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robert Wyatl , pastor ; CHURCH - Harmonville Christ in Christian Union Road, Rev . Odell Manley , lawrence Manley, pastor , Mr s 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , Sunday School, 9 :30 am , Sunday School supt., Ronald pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Young, Sunday School UMYF 6 30 p m M ornmg Worshtp, 10 30 a m , Osborne. Bible School. 9: 30 MIOOLEPORT CLUSTER school supt. Sunday school. Sup I Sunday School 9 30 a .m Evenma worsh tc. 7· 30 p m., a m , preachmg 10: 45 a.m .; 7:30 p m ; prayer and praise DIVIN' GUll r -H'IJ / men are brothers, jusl as all men are equally beloved. As long as there is a church near you, you are not alone. You have only 10 open 1he door and walk in and you will be al one wilh your fellow man , , . and al home wilh your brothers. A man does have lo look afler his brother . • . especially when lhat brother is weak.. Bul there are momenls, too, when even the strongest man may need a brother. -especially on Worldwide Communion Sunday! ·r HCY Go! HOW Lc'I'IL 1-1 Di\OBURI'l FR(llt ' ~ I ·-- --·--c----- --, \ .Vj -~ · sc hoo l, 9· 30; preachtng, 7· 30 p.m .; evening worship, 7: 30. p.m . Sunday , prayer meeting, Bible~dy, Wednesday. 7: 30 p.m. Mid-week prayer service, -mAT ilo~)( FANCY &-41El.D ~ AYE 1 THE GU.A.RDS MUST HAVE DESERT£0 TJ.IEIR BE EFFECTIVE A('.AJNST lHE lAJIICE.. POSTS TO WATCH THE TOURNMIENT 1 Sunday Mond4y Tuesday Wtdrwoday Thursday Friday Saturday lsa/Qh Psalm~ RolrUJIIS II Corinthians EphtsiiJIII Ephtsians CoiouiatU 1:16-20 133.1-3 16:24-27 2:14-17 1·2-10 3:14-21 3:15-17 ' ' With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that whi,c h is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organizations whose _.(lames appear below . can't pay, M~ Pert' No money ' If you can afford .;teak you can afford the rent ' $17.18,plea.;e! ..i' .. .,.- . , THE ATHE_ NS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph . 992-3865 Member of the Big 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-3280 " We Sponsor Jesus" Rev . Stan Craig , Pastor SWISHER & LOHSE NO ... ~01 A FAKE ... ITS \0/A TERS HEAL .. · BUT ONLY FOR THOSf vJHOUSE 118 BALM WITft A P\JRE HEART "" AND YOUR Hf eRT WAS !'lOT PURE WHE~ YOU MffMPTED 10 BGrrL E At40 SEl l IT FOR YOUR PERSONAL GAIN ... MARK V STORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescrip tions 992-2955 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ROYAL OAK PARK OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. LOOI<S Sales-Allis Chalmers · Service Farm· Industrial · Lawn - Garden Tuppers Plains 667-3435 (Formerly Oomlgansl New Owner - Dick Sargent Old U. 3. 33 Ph. 992 -7735 Stop In and See Us MONTG)MERY WARD CARPET-LAND, INC. W•dnesdav. 7:30 p,m, 7 30 p.m. Tuesday , WSCS, 7:30 pm . CATALOGUE STORE 1 f~rst Thur sday each month. MT. UNION BAPTIST FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Mr . and Mrs . Charles R. Sheets SILVER RIOGE - Wor shtp, Rev Cecil Cox. pastor. Sunday - Letart Route I, the Rev. Sian i06 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 10 a m., Church School , 9 a.m. sc hool supt., Jo' Sayre. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school . TUPPERS PLAINS sc hool, 9: 45 a.m.: Sunday 9:30 a.m.: prayer and Bible Worsh tp 9 a m ; Church School evenmg worsh ip, 7 30. Wed - study, 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer 10 am SADIE'S MARKET nesday prayer and Bible study , service, Tuesday 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7 30 p.m . · ' · " TUPPERS PLAINS •worshtp serv•ce, F~iday. 7:30 Hobart Newell. sup t. ~ervices Meats and Groceries weekly, 9 30 am on Sunday . CHRISTIAN CHURCH P· ~·ASON . CHURCH OF Preachtng fi rs t and third Eugene Underwood , pas lor ; CHRIST- Loren T. Stephens Syracuse 992-3986 Sundays ol month by Clifford Howard Caldwell , Jr, Sunday minister . Worship, 10 am ~ Smtih, 9· 30 am School Supt : Sunday School, Bible study , 11 · 15 a.m. ; evening HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9 30 a. m ., Morning serm ?n~ worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week UNION - Darrel Doddrlll , 10 30 a. m.; Sunday even•ng service Wednesday, 7·30 p m RIDENOUR SUPPLY pastor Sunday School, 9·30 servtce, 'I p. m. MASON ASSEMBLy OF a m , Leonard Gilmore, first Furniture and Appliances GOO - Second St., Mason, W. elder ; evening service. 7: 30 LETART FALLS UNITED Va Chester Tennant, pastor . Ph ' 985-3308 Chester, 0. P m. Wednesday prayer BRETHREN - Rev . Freeland Sunday school, 10 a.m.; mor'lleettng, 7:30p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Norns~ pastor ; Floyd Norris, nlng w~rship, 11 a.m.; Attend the Church of Your Choice Sunday school, 9·30 a.m.; evangelistiC service, 7:30p.m. GOD - Racine Route 2. The supt morning sermon . 10:30 a.m .; Bible study and prayer service, Re v. Charles Hand, pastor . BEN FRANKLIN STORE Sunday school , 9: 45 a .m .; Prayer service, Wednesday , Wednesday , 7:30 p.m. Phone 7:30 p.m 77~ ·5133. m orning worship , 11 a .m. Pomeroy Ph, 992-3496 Even in g se rv ic es , Thuesday HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHESHIRE CHURCH OF and Friday, 7·30. CHR 1ST tn Christian Union _ . BEARWALLOW RIDGE GOb OF PRO,PHECY, G. P. Rev. Autum Scott, pastor. '" CHURCH OF CHRIST - David Smith. pastor. Sunday School. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.: NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Jewell, pastor. Bible study, 9.30 10 a.m.; Arthur Henson, Supt.; James Hughes, Supt · l.m.; morning worship , 10:30; · Morning Worship 11 a.m.; evening service 7: 30. wed: I 100 Years In Pomeroy evening worship, 6· 30 p.m . Young Peoples service, 7 p.m.: nesday evening prayer KermIt Walton Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 Evening service. 7: 30 p,m,: meeting, 7:30 p.m. No Wednesday Mid-Week Prayer. Tue.day service. p.m. . ~ confined. hide·out JR. Noon wtth "up" <Fr.) 19. Europea n river 20. Ancient Persian 22 In our co mpany 23. Dese rve 24. Pri ce pain 26. Enmity 30, Smalt fruit 31. Row 32. Du!Trr's .!ihou1 33. Subsisl 34. Belgian river 35. Whollv 36. Contend 37. Um lrd 38. Vigor fJ ::.:.:.-.: :::. ~: ::!.~;-·· .. ) I ,\ l'f'/~ 1~ I t(,.\/."·' .... L'w.;.m;r tiJ 1 ~-:.~ t t_] 1 WHEN DOE:$ A WOMAN DO ALL HERTALKIN6'? II rn Now arranre lht cireltd !etten to form the 1urpri1e ~.n~wer, u aunested brthe above cartoon. 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Gullet 24.. Nurse 's DICK'S GROCERY The Store With A Heart Ph . 949-3342 Racine " ,," Unocramblelhese four Jumbles, one letter to each 11quare, to form four ordinary words. 6. Au <- 12. Anal vzr a 13. Fa Hen (3 wd s. ) 15. Time period 16. Clo<ely BOGGS EQUIPMENT RACINE FOOD MARKET .:l~ JJ~Mrn~~ @ ~kat 4cuw&lJ -.1 ,_. · 5 Cono;umr viohn Chester. Ohio Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va . !.l {£).,, CX)JJtj,,, ~ 5 Vapor 10. Italian DICK TRACY HEINER'S BAKERY '. ~\l/ ~UllY Urf iMPOR.TAMT NOW · .. ( YAWN ) .. staiC'sman GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy-Member FDIC & Federal Reserve System . } WHO CAllES··· ? 1HE WAY I FEEt " OW, THE OMCE AlMIGHW DOLlAR. ACROSS I. Roman Bakers of Hot sum Bread Middleport . Ohio THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. '' , ..:._. IWJ'TWltJ fli:AVE'!J ... I'Ll. by THOMAS JOSEPH Family Recreation Swimming. Camping 'to:"• I• _r;.. .. .... .. ,· LODWICK'S MARKET FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Phone 992-3284 CO ~OJ i<llOW WHAT 1\ill.l. ~AF'fffJ 1D '(It; iF '{00 CONTIW810 ll'LL ll10S8 LlfS lfJ U..A5S ~ "' Meigs County Branch Trailer Rentals and Supplies St. Rt . 7 Chester. Ohio ' '' ' •' ' GAULS SHAKE HAVEN ! Pomeroy DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it : AXYDLBAAXR i1 LONGFELLOW One letter Simply •tands for another, In thi s sample A is used for the lhree L's, X for the two D's, elc. Smgle letters. opostrophes. the lenelh and formotlon of the words art all hints. Each da)' the code letters are dlll'erent. Ph. 992-2318 SEARS Aythorlzed Catalog Merchant Louis W. Osborne 220 E. Me in Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 CRYPTOQUOTES MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supplies. Gifts 992-2641 Middleport KLDRMWUM RC L ERW1V AIVE l A FMCKLRV FRCBJR C MF LC L DRVDJM. -LENVICM NRMYUM I Yeoknay'o Cryploq11ote: HOME IS THE MOST POPULAR, AND WILL BE THE MOST ENDURING OF ALL EARTHLY ESTABLISHMENTS.-CHANNING POLLOCK !C 19U Kfnr l'ooturtt S~ndlcalt, 1ne.) F. J. WAll lr.£, JEWELERS Bulova Watches· Sales & Service 186 N. Second Middleport nI I' ••• ' �BARNEY ---.-·--- - TO. Dally Senlinel, Middlepori-Pomeroy, 0., Sepl. 29, 1972 u MIODLEPORT PEN UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7:30 p.m-./ Youth TECOSTAL - Thord Ave, the MEIGS COUNTY. Tbe llniled meeting 6: 30 p.m .; Evening Rev . Willlitm Knlltel, pastor Presbvtenan Church, Dwight worship. 7:30p.m. · Ronald Dugan, Sunday school L la vit z, Pastor -Director ; CHESTER CHURCH OF THE supl Classes for all ages. George W Hulton and Rev . NAZARENE - Rev Herbert evcn1nq 5erv ice, 7. 30 p.m .. RthiP. st udy , Wt'I.Jncsdily, 7 30 -... rvtces, Frfday , 1 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W. H. Perrin. pastor Roy Mayer, Supt. Church schooot. 9 15 a.m.; worship, 10:24 a .m .. yout h choir rehearsal Monday, ST. PAUL LUTHERAN - The Rev . Arthur C Lund, pa stor Sunday school (nursery adult ), 9 15 am .. Charles Evans, Christtan Educatt on Supt .. worshtp servtce, 10.30 6· 30 p.m .; Mrs. Marvin Burt, a.m ; con ftrmatt on c lasses, d•rector; senior choir Tuesday. 7 e: 15, IUntor con rehearsal, 7 30 p m, Thursday . f trmall on c la ss. tim e se t Mrs . Paul Nease. direcfor. weekly, sen ior conft rm a t ion POMEROY CHURCH - OF class. Senior choir, 7· 30 p m. THE NAZARENE - Corner Tuesday . Union and Mulberry . Rev Clyde V Henderson. pastor. Sunday school, 9 30 a.m . Glen McC lung. supt. ; morning worship, 10· 30 a.m; evening serv:ce. 7:30 ; m1d-week ser- S~V~NTH - !?AY VENTIST - AD located on p.m. FREEWILL BAPTIST JU Corner Ash and Plum, M1d d l eporl , N oe l Herrm an, pas tor . Sa lurd ~y l''llen mg service, 7 p m Sun day school, 10 am. , Sunday even mg worshtp, 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST of Mid dl eport, corner of Sixth and Palmer 'Streels, Rev Charles Stmons, pastor Fred Hoffman, Sonday School Supenntenden t Sunday church sc hool for everyone 9 15 am , M orn 1ng wor sh1p 10 15 am , Evenmg serv1 ces, 7 30 p m , Wednesday prayer servi ce, 7 30 p m. Extra youth acltvit1es on Sunday, 5 p m , for all youth up to s1xlh grade , 6 30 for jun1or and sen1or h1gh student s Ltnson S.tebbtns, Ass' t. Pastor · Gra te, pa stor Worshtp service, D•rectors 11 am and 7·30 p m Sunday . FIRST UNITE ·) PRES- Sur1c.uy School. 9: 30 a .m . BYTERIAN, Harri so nvill e, Richard Barton, supl. Prayer Sunday Church School, 9· 30 mef'tsnq, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m . a m , Mrs . Homer Lee, Sup! ; ijRAOFOR D CHURCH OF Mor nmg Worship 10 30 a m CHRIST - Cttllord Smith , FIRST UNITED mm1 stcr Sunday School 9 30 PRESBYTERIAN, Middl epor t, .1 m morning church 10 30 Sun day Chur ch School, 9 30 ,., m , Su nday evenmg service, a m , Lew1s Sauer , Sup! , 7 JO p n • Wednesday service, 8 Mornmq Worsh 1p, 10 30 a m ~!11 MT OLIVE CHURCH. Long LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHOOIST - Rev . Robert E Buckley, pastor. William Batley, supt ; Sunday school, Bottom , John Dill, pastor Sunday school. 10 a .m , evangelistic service , 7. 30 p m . Wtllard P1ggott. Sunday school 9:30 am ; morning worship, superintendent 10: 30 am ; evening worship, 7. 30 . p m Wednesday, F I RST UNITE D Mulberry Hetghl s, near PRES.BYTERIAN, Syracuse, Vetera ns Memonal Hosp 1fal, Morntng Worship, 9 a.m , Pom er oy Pi! stor Herbert ~Wednesdav . 7·30 p m. ~nday Church School, 10 a.m . Morgan Sabbath School, every rs Samcson Hall , Suet Saturday at 2 p m and worsh1p GRACE EPISCOPAL - serv 1 ce fo llowtng at 3 15 p m STIVERSVILLE COM · Rev. Leroy Oav 1s, mimster ()pen Stbl e dtscusston each MUNITY , Rev . Edsel Hart, CHURCH OF CHRIST, Morning prayer and sermon, 10: 30a .m . Holy communion and Thur sday af 7 30 p m at the Middlepor t, 5th and Ma1n pa stor . Sunday School service " Th e Fnendly Raulin M oyer, pastor Michael 10 a.m Prayer Meeting each sermon , first Sundays, 10 30 church Ger lach, SL·nday School sup! Thursday 7: 30 p m Sunday a.m . Church schoo l, km - Chur ch " Bible Schoo1, 9. 30 a.m , mar evening serv1ce, 7· 30 p m dergarten through etghth GRAHAM UNITED ning ZION· CHURCH OF CHRIST worship, 10 . JO a.m ., ~rade. 10· 30 a.m. METHOOIST - Preachtng 9 30 POMEROY CHURCH OF a m , first and second Sundays eventng worshtp, 7 30 p m , - Pomeroy - HarriSonville CHRIST- Mr . Hoyt Allen. Jr, of each month ; lhtrd and fourth prayer service 7 ~ . m Wed - Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Paul McEl roy , Sunday School pastor. Bible School. 9. 30 a .m.. Sundays each month, worsh ip nes day CHURCH OF THE Supl. Sunday School 9·30 am .: worsh1p, 10:30; adult worship se rvtce at 7 30 p m Wednesday s,erv1ce and young peoples eventngs at 7. 30 Prayer and NAZARENE - Middleport , morning worship and com Rev . Audry Miller, pasto r, munion, 10:30 am .; Sunday meet1ng, both 7. 30 p.m. Sunday· Btble Study Wednesday. combined B1bie FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Floyd Carson, supl. Sunday eventng youth Chnst 1an en S) udy and prayer meeting. 7:30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave ., school, 9 30 a.m.. Morntng deaver, 6:30 ; Worsh ip serv1ces, Sunday, 7· 30 p m . Wednesday pm. Pomeroy, affiliated with S B C., worshtp 10 · 30 a.m ; lu ni or soc•e•y. 6 30 p.m .. NYPS , 6 45 ' THE SALVATION ARMY - the Rev Fred Hilt, pastor eventng prayer meeting and ~nvoy RayS Wining, off1cer in Sunday School , 9 30 a m , p.m. Sunday evange l tsltc B1ble study, 7· 30 p m ST. JOHN LUTHERAN oharge. Sunday. 10 a.m ... morning worshtp, 10 30 am , meet tng , 7· 30 p. m . Prayer ljollness meeting ; 10:30 a .m .. jun1or soc1ely, 6 30 am. NYPS, meeltng Wedne sday, 7 30 p m Ptne Grove, the Rev Ar thur Combs, pastor Sunday school, Sund•y School. Young People's 6. 45 p m Sunday evange l 1~t•c MEIGS 9 30 am , church serv 1ces, COOPERATIVE 4egion, 7 p m ; Thursday, 1 to 3 meeling , 7 30 p.m. Pray er 10 30 a.m A,m., Ladies Home League, 7 mee ting Wednesday, 7 30 p m PARISH BRADBURY CHURCH OF p m ., Prep classes. THE UNITEO MIDDLEPORT ' SACRED HEART - Rev MT. MORIAH BAPTIST ~ather Bernard Kra1covic , Corner Fourth and Matn , pastor Phone 992 -2825 Middleport Rev Henry L Key , METHOODIST CHURCH Robert R. Card 01rector POME)lOY CLUSTER Saturday evenmg Mass, 7 30 Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 P m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a.m, Arnold Rtchard s, supt , am . Confessions, Saturday, 7. Mornmg worsh1p 10 30 am CHRIST ChriSt tan Youth Crusade, 6:30 p.m.. prayer meeltng , 7. 30 p.m .. Thursday cho1r practice, 7 p.m . OEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - Oanny Evans, pastor : Norman C Will . supl Sunday School 9 · 30 a.m .; Worship serv 1ce, 10 · 30 am Chnslian Endeavor Sunday evening. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TER OAY SAINTS- Portland · Ractne Road Ralph Johnson , pas tor Herbert While, Sunday School Dtrector . Sunday School. 9·30 a .m' Morntng worship, 10 30 a.m ' Sunday evening servtce 7 P m Wednesday evening prayer serv ices, 7:30 I EVER GIT BORNEO AG'IN I'D LIKE TO COME BACK A FROG IF a.man has a A man's got lo look afler his brolher, That's what Timmy said the other day, as he stood beside our baby. And I told him he was right. "You arc so much stronger lhan lhis liny, lillie creature," I said, "From now on, you've got a real responsibilily!" \. Scr•ph.•re• 1elec:t~ tly lhe ~\merion lllble 9:30 a.m.; even ing worship, service. Thursday , 7 30 p.m . Evenmg worship 7 30 Weanesday prayer meeting , 7 30 p.m. ' the Serrnonette The Cost of the Cross Jesus said, ... if I be lifled up from lhe earlh, will draw all men unlome." (John 12:32). Jesus was lifted up, and for nearly two thousand years, He has been drawing men unlo Himself. This is not a fiction story, bul a lruth from the pages of h1slory. ' The cost of Jesus Christ's crucifixion was great. It cost 4esus, His disciples, and the Heavenly Father. ; First, it cost Jesus much physical pain. How many of us can ~nd a splinler in our finger? How many of us can stand a prick ljllth a pin? We do not like physical pain. Many people do not !fderstand that Jesus had a human side, as well as divme. Jesus '!'d suffer from lhe nails in His hands and feet, jusl as you and I would if someone nailed us to a cross loday, Bul, because of -!esus' love for you and me He allowed Himself to be crucified You see,Jesuswanled you and I logo lo heaven so strongly , I hat He died for us. Thai's a greal cost lo pay, lsn'l11? SECOND, il cosllhe early disc1ples a great deal . Since the ~ovenunenl opposed Christianily, 11 was a slruggle 1o remain :Sithful to Jesus and the government. There are many books of history, which proclaun the suf:erings and deaths of a multitude of the early Chrislians. The !alacombs stand as a memoriallo early Christians, which hid in hem, held services in them, and even buried their dead in them, lbey did this lasI (buried their dead ) in order 1o keep opposers of ::hristianily, from digging them up and burning their dead >Odles. Today, there is a mullilude of people who desire to be called Chrlstlan disciples, but yellhey refuse lo worship the Savior in publlc. II this free nation of ours were lo come under lhe dictalorshlp of an':~li.Qlristian government, would tbese modern "Non Worshipping" disciples be willing lo pay lbe price of worshipping In secret, or at the chance of being persecuted? THIRD, the Heavenly Father paid dearly lo have lhe cross of Jesus, 10 rome 1o pass. No fatber desires lo see his children suffer. God Is no differenl in lhis way. God had set lhe price for lhe redemption of man. Thai pnce was tbe life of a sinlea• human. In over all the face of the earth there could nol be found such a person. So God came Himself to earth In the form of Jesus Christ. Tbe cost lo Him, was lo lower Himselllo a fleshly mdividual. God calls for everyone to accepl His plan of salvation , which comes only lhrough the blood of Jesus. He says we musl belleve in Jesus, repent (turn ) from our sins, confess Jesus before olhers, be buried in Chr!Bilan baptism, and be fallhful unlillhis life Is over. This 1s the best deal ever offered lo anyone at any time. To reject il is no I a wise thing lo do, Remember, the cost of lhe cross was for your salvation , Hoyt Allen , Jr ., Mmister, Pomeroy Church of Christ Rev. Robert Bumgarner am' mornmg worshtp. 10 30 am Sunday evenmg Worship Serv tce, 7 30 p .m .. chotr Wednesday M1d Week Serv tce .l NOW 11-lAT YOU HAV€0 ALL 11-lAT MONE'/1 Sll? .. ~ERE AT .'f:)!?T!iU<!STER'i Wi'II:E PROUD 0~ OUR. .'>!Et>l LL SCWOOL OF ""' !1j,~~ .\\ l ~.o!. I QN$ JO()RNAL!SM NEv.SP~PE~ >.\GES am .; You ng People' s servtce, 6: 45p.m , Evangelistic servtce, Wednesday evening Bible L R. Glvesencamp , pastor Rev sc ~ooi, 9am SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Frank Cheesebrew Rev. Martha Ann Mattner Rev. Howard Shtveley Lawrence Sull 1van , 9 30 a m ., Sunday even tng Sunday School 9 30 worship 7 30. Prayer meelmg , a m , youth and jun1or youth Tuesday, 7: 30 p m . Ern es t se r vtce, 6 45 p.m. ; evenmg Deeter. class leader Youth worship, 7: 30 p.m .. prayer and Meeting Wednesday , 7. 30 p.m , pratse, Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m . Ernest Deeter , leader. mee 1mq , Thurday , 7: 30pm CHRIST - Robert Shook, CHESTER CHURCH OF pastor Sunday school. 9·30 GOD - Rev . James Satterfield, am ., Russell Spencer, supl.: pastor Sunday school. 9. 30 a.m , worshtp serv tce, 11 a.m .. evening servtce, 7, prayer serv 1ce and youth servtce, Wednesday , 7 p m worship serv tce, 10 45 am evening worship atternatmQ' wtth C. E. at 7 30 p m on Sunday. Prayer meeting, 7 30 P m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, lay leader . BETHANY (Dorcas) Worsh1p, 9· 30 am ; Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Worship, 11 a.m.. lsi and 3rd Sun days. LANGSVILL£ CHRISTIAN Church School, tO am APPLE GROVE- Wor ship, CHURCH - Robert E Musser. WHITE'S CHAPEL 7 30 p m, first and third pastor Sunday School. 9. 30 Coolville RD. Rev . Roy Deeter, Sundays, Church sc hoo l, 9 30 a m .. Robert Bobo, supt ; pastor. Sunday school. 9: 30 am , prayer meeting , ftr st morntng worship , 10.30, Sun. a m , worship service, 10: 30 day even ing service. 7:30. Mtd· Wednesday. 7:30 p.m EAST LETART.- Wor ship. week service, Wednesday, 7.30 7 30 p m , second and lourlh pm . Sundays. church school. 9 30 a.m. , prayer meeting , third SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Wednesday , 7 30 p.m. THE NAZARENE - Rev M C GREAT BENO - Worsh 1p 11 Lanmore, pastor. Bob Moore, a m , 2nd and 4th Sun days , Sunday School Supl Sunday Church Sc hooL 10 a m LETART FAlLS - Worship, 10 am .; chur ch school , 9 am ; Btbl e stud y, 7 30 p.m every Tuesday . am Bible sludy and prayer servtce, Wednesday , 7 30 p.m . RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev Samuel Jackson pastor Sunday School. 10 a.m.,• Mr s. Gertrude Butter, supf. Pra yer Service, 1 30 p m .; School, classes for all ages , 9 30 preaching service , 2 p.m am , morning worshtp, 10.45 RUTLAND CHURCH OF NYPS Sunday, 6· 30 p m. , evangeli shc service Sunday , 7 30 p m . Mid-week prayer meel1ng, Wednesday, 7·30 p m Mi ssio nary meeting, second MORNING STAR - Wor sh1p 9 30 a m , Church School 10 30 Wednesday , 7 30 p.m CHRIST- Keith Wise, pastor. Sunday school. 9:30a .m.. V. H. Braley , supt , worship servke and communion, 10: 30 a.m .; evening service. 7: 30 p.m . Wednesday, Bible study, 7:30 p.m. Regular board meeting, FAITH NON - 7: Wednesday , 8 .p.m 30p.m.. lhlrd Saturday each MORSE CHAPEL- Worship DENOMINATIONAL - Rev . month . 11 a.m., l si and 3rd Sundays. Robert Smith, pastor Sunday sc hool, 9 30 a m .; c lass leader, THE RUTLAND COMChurch School, tO a m PORTLANO - Worship 7 30 Leo Hill. worship servtce, 10: 30 MUNITY CHURCH - Rev . p m.. Church School 9 30 a.m. am ., church, 7: 30pm ., prayer Ri chard Dubbeld. pastor . School, 9:30a.m .; Worship SUTTON - Worsh1 p, 11 a .m. m eeftng , Wednesday . servtce, 11 a.m.: Wednesday 2nd and 41h Sundays , Church EDEN UNITED BRETH~ EN prayer meet ing . 7.30 p.m. School 10 am WESLEYAN t Racine) - IN CHRIST-Eldon R Blake , Sunday nigh t worship , 7 30. RUTLAND CHURCH OF Wor shi p, 11 am , Chur ch pastor Sunday School, 10 am ; Rev Wtnme Holsinger, supt Mor · THE NAZARENE School, 10 a.m ning sermon , 11 a m , Evening Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr ., pastor NORTHEAST CLUSTER serv ice Christian Endeavor , Sunday School. 9. 30 a.m. ; Rev. Jacob Lehman 7 30p.m.; Mrs Lyda Chevalier. Morning worship, 10· 30 a.m ., Rev . Standley Brandum JOPPA - Worship 10 a m.. president Song service and Young people 's service , 6· 45 Church School 9 a.m. : Prayer sermon, 8 20 . Mid-Week prayer p.m .: Evange listic serv ices, mee1tng Wednesday, 7·30 p.m. 7 30 p.m. Wednesday evening Meeting . Wednesday. 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church Mrs . Mane Holsinger, class serv tce 7: 30 p.m se rvte es, 9 a.m , Sunday School leader . MASON COUNTY 9 45 a .m. Bible study every THE HILAND CHAPEL, COMMUNITY CHURCH, Thursday , 7. 30 p.m. NORTH BETHEL - Worship Dex1er - Worship service s George Casto, pastor. Sunday Saturday and Sunday, 7: 30 School, 9. 30 i evening worship, I I am .~ Church School 10 am 7 30 Thursday eve ning prayer ALFRED - Sunday school , om serv1ce, 7:30p.m. 9 . 45 a.m each Sunday , • HEMLOCK GROVE MASON FIRST BAPTIST preac htng at 11 am . each CHRISTIAN- David ~tautter. Sunday Prayer meeting. 7 45 pastor , Stanford Stockton, supl. Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan p m. Wednesday , WSCS , 8 p m Morntng worship, 9:30 a.m. ; Craig, pastor. Sunday school, on th~rd Tuesday each month church school, 10:30 a.m.; 9. 45 a.m .; worship service, 11 REEOSVILLE - Sunday young peoples meet ing. 6; j0 a.m ,· trainmg union, 6· 30 p.m.; evening worship service. 7:30 am .; M1d -We ek Service , • UNITED - Bald Knob News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Pat Autherson of Newark and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roush of Gallipolis visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Autherson. Mr. Clinl Birch and daughter, Leola, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lipps and family at Vincent. Mn . Augusta Powell of Torch, Mrs, Daisy Pratt of Canal Fullon, Mrs. Wilma Dangelo and son, Alberl, of Barberton visited Clint Birch and Leola. Mr. and Mrs. John Hampson of East Liverpool, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Biggs, Mrs. Zona Biggs of East Liverpool, vtaited Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Taylor and David. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scar· ilrougb have moved 10 Ibis Floyd Richard Is a paLient at Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis, Miss Barbara Richard · has employment in Alhens. She graduated from rosmelology school this sUllllller. Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter is Vlsillng her daughter, Mrs. Anna Haines at Columbus. Mr . and Mrs . Donald CremellllS of Five Points are announcing tbe birth of thel!' first child, a son, Shannon Lee, on Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence JohllSion, local, are grandparents. Mrs . Cremeans and son spenl two weeks with her parents, Mrs. Naomi Autherson and Leota Birch visited Mrs. Nona ammunity. Long at Veterans Memorial Mrl. Nona Long Is a patient Hospital. at Veter8llll Memorial Hospital Mr. Uoyd Hoffman of In l'oolerOy. Chester drilled a good water well for Clint Birch, 1----- - - ~/\ . W.:'RJFr ....~~ TH'u.s. Society -SO THE'/ DEECLARED '10' A W IDDER, A<=, OF ® SENATE. IS WI-IO.'! NOW!.' iHcRc'SA COMMITTEE FROM "TW 9 /9 STUt>CNT BODY HERE T' SEE YA! .SKETCH/He I SHE WO N'T LET ME SEE. ANY OF HER WORK! IVE NEVER 5EtN SUCH A CHANGE COME OVER ONE 1 VANIE:. Evening services, 7· 30 p.m. MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a.m , Church School 9 am , SILVER RUN FREE BAPWSCS , 3rd Monday, 7:30 p.m TIST - Rev. Howard Kimble, SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 pastor Sunday schocl, 10 a.m., a m., Church School, 9 a m , Henry DaVIS, sup!., evening MT. HERMON CHURCH OF SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 se r vtce, 7 30 p m Prayer THE UNITED BRETHREN IN a m , church EK\-H ~ I T M~ p oaslor. OlO OESTE R CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH ,.. _ Re v Carl R1chard s, pas 1or . FOREST RUN - Worship 9 pas tor p.m. I...IFC: '' . I a.m and 7 30 p m. alternately . Prayer meetmg, Wednesday, 7 30 P m. Rev Jay Stiles. ASBURY - Worship 11 am ; Sludy , 7 30 p m. Roger Wilfred. Sr., Sunday Church School 9· 50 a m , WS CS, DANVILLE WESLEYAN, Sc hool Supt. Sunday School, WS CS, 3rd Wednesd ay, 7 30 > WILD pas lor · Worship servtce, 9: 30 am • Sunday School , 10:30a m RACINE FIRST· BAPTIST SALEM CENTER - Worship Char les Norns.. pas for Sunday 7·30 p.m. Prayer meeting, 9 a rn ., Church Schoo l 10 am , School, 9· 30 a m : Mornmg Thursday. 7:30p.m. UM Y F Thursday , 7 o m worshtp , 10 45 a.m ., Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL SYRACUSE CLUSTER evenmg worship, 7· 30 p.m., MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev . a m .; Church School 10 a m , 'f. IS '> f::. \'S K IS5 K l SS k iSS kl s.s •REE CARLETON CHURCH Ktngsbury Road Sunday School, 9·30 am. , Ralph Carl, Bible School. 9 30 supl Worship service, 10:30 a m.; Church School 10 am , UMYF 7 p m 1s Tuesday \ \ I P BETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ Great Bend, Charles Noms , HEATH - Worship 10 30 Sunday School Supenn tendent, HYSELL RUN FREE a m ; Church Sc hool 9 30 am , Gerald Well s Pastor, Rev. METHODIST - Cecil W1se. UMYF 7 p m Pastor Sunday School , 9:30 M orn s M Wolfe RUTLANO - Wor sh1p 9 15 a m., Morning worship , 10:30 Rev . Merrell Floyd j ....,_. lJU{\RU~. • L~tJS'• 't:-t~ In the eyes of the Church, all Rev . Roberl R. Card pracltce Sun day an d Wed· Rev . F. Stanten Stnilh nesday , 7 P m • prayer me eltng 7:30p.m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHESfEK - Worship 9: 15 and P m B1ble stud y Wednesday 7· 30 POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lar ry Carnahan pres1d10g a m , Chur ch School 10 a .m - y BAPTIST _ Mrs Worl ey Fran c ts, Sunday - Robert Kuhn, pastor ; William mmts ter Sunday, Bible lect ure, ENTERPRISE - Worsh 1p, 9 ANTIQU I I sc hool supt , Sunday school, Watson, Sunday school sup!. 9. 30 am , Watchtower study, am , Church School, 10 a.m. Rev . Freeland Norrts, pastor 9 45 a m , church services, Sunday school, 9. 30 a.m; BYF , 10.30 am . , Tue sday, Bible FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 Sund~y school, 10 am ' church second and fourth Sundays 6 p.m.; Bible study , Wed - study, 7: 30 p m ; Thursday , a m., Church School 10 a.m serv1ce, 7 p.m . Wednesday fo llow1ng Sunday sc hool, ftrst nesday, 7 p.m .; cho1r pract ice, m1n1stry schoo l 7 30 p m , POMEROY Wor ship, 10 30 Bible stud y, 7 P m and th~rd Sunday evenmgs, 7 30 Wednesday, 8 30 p.m serv tce meetmg e 30 p.m . a m , Church School 9 15 a m , pm MIODLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6 30 p.m POMEROY LOWER LIGHT LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN RACINE FIRST CHURCH ROCK SPRINGS - Worship OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robert Wyatl , pastor ; CHURCH - Harmonville Christ in Christian Union Road, Rev . Odell Manley , lawrence Manley, pastor , Mr s 10 a m , Church School 9 a m , Sunday School, 9 :30 am , Sunday School supt., Ronald pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Young, Sunday School UMYF 6 30 p m M ornmg Worshtp, 10 30 a m , Osborne. Bible School. 9: 30 MIOOLEPORT CLUSTER school supt. Sunday school. Sup I Sunday School 9 30 a .m Evenma worsh tc. 7· 30 p m., a m , preachmg 10: 45 a.m .; 7:30 p m ; prayer and praise DIVIN' GUll r -H'IJ / men are brothers, jusl as all men are equally beloved. As long as there is a church near you, you are not alone. You have only 10 open 1he door and walk in and you will be al one wilh your fellow man , , . and al home wilh your brothers. A man does have lo look afler his brother . • . especially when lhat brother is weak.. Bul there are momenls, too, when even the strongest man may need a brother. -especially on Worldwide Communion Sunday! ·r HCY Go! HOW Lc'I'IL 1-1 Di\OBURI'l FR(llt ' ~ I ·-- --·--c----- --, \ .Vj -~ · sc hoo l, 9· 30; preachtng, 7· 30 p.m .; evening worship, 7: 30. p.m . Sunday , prayer meeting, Bible~dy, Wednesday. 7: 30 p.m. Mid-week prayer service, -mAT ilo~)( FANCY &-41El.D ~ AYE 1 THE GU.A.RDS MUST HAVE DESERT£0 TJ.IEIR BE EFFECTIVE A('.AJNST lHE lAJIICE.. POSTS TO WATCH THE TOURNMIENT 1 Sunday Mond4y Tuesday Wtdrwoday Thursday Friday Saturday lsa/Qh Psalm~ RolrUJIIS II Corinthians EphtsiiJIII Ephtsians CoiouiatU 1:16-20 133.1-3 16:24-27 2:14-17 1·2-10 3:14-21 3:15-17 ' ' With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that whi,c h is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the bustness ftrms and organizations whose _.(lames appear below . can't pay, M~ Pert' No money ' If you can afford .;teak you can afford the rent ' $17.18,plea.;e! ..i' .. .,.- . , THE ATHE_ NS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph . 992-3865 Member of the Big 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-3280 " We Sponsor Jesus" Rev . Stan Craig , Pastor SWISHER & LOHSE NO ... ~01 A FAKE ... ITS \0/A TERS HEAL .. · BUT ONLY FOR THOSf vJHOUSE 118 BALM WITft A P\JRE HEART "" AND YOUR Hf eRT WAS !'lOT PURE WHE~ YOU MffMPTED 10 BGrrL E At40 SEl l IT FOR YOUR PERSONAL GAIN ... MARK V STORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescrip tions 992-2955 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ROYAL OAK PARK OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. LOOI<S Sales-Allis Chalmers · Service Farm· Industrial · Lawn - Garden Tuppers Plains 667-3435 (Formerly Oomlgansl New Owner - Dick Sargent Old U. 3. 33 Ph. 992 -7735 Stop In and See Us MONTG)MERY WARD CARPET-LAND, INC. W•dnesdav. 7:30 p,m, 7 30 p.m. Tuesday , WSCS, 7:30 pm . CATALOGUE STORE 1 f~rst Thur sday each month. MT. UNION BAPTIST FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Mr . and Mrs . Charles R. Sheets SILVER RIOGE - Wor shtp, Rev Cecil Cox. pastor. Sunday - Letart Route I, the Rev. Sian i06 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 10 a m., Church School , 9 a.m. sc hool supt., Jo' Sayre. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school . TUPPERS PLAINS sc hool, 9: 45 a.m.: Sunday 9:30 a.m.: prayer and Bible Worsh tp 9 a m ; Church School evenmg worsh ip, 7 30. Wed - study, 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer 10 am SADIE'S MARKET nesday prayer and Bible study , service, Tuesday 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7 30 p.m . · ' · " TUPPERS PLAINS •worshtp serv•ce, F~iday. 7:30 Hobart Newell. sup t. ~ervices Meats and Groceries weekly, 9 30 am on Sunday . CHRISTIAN CHURCH P· ~·ASON . CHURCH OF Preachtng fi rs t and third Eugene Underwood , pas lor ; CHRIST- Loren T. Stephens Syracuse 992-3986 Sundays ol month by Clifford Howard Caldwell , Jr, Sunday minister . Worship, 10 am ~ Smtih, 9· 30 am School Supt : Sunday School, Bible study , 11 · 15 a.m. ; evening HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9 30 a. m ., Morning serm ?n~ worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week UNION - Darrel Doddrlll , 10 30 a. m.; Sunday even•ng service Wednesday, 7·30 p m RIDENOUR SUPPLY pastor Sunday School, 9·30 servtce, 'I p. m. MASON ASSEMBLy OF a m , Leonard Gilmore, first Furniture and Appliances GOO - Second St., Mason, W. elder ; evening service. 7: 30 LETART FALLS UNITED Va Chester Tennant, pastor . Ph ' 985-3308 Chester, 0. P m. Wednesday prayer BRETHREN - Rev . Freeland Sunday school, 10 a.m.; mor'lleettng, 7:30p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Norns~ pastor ; Floyd Norris, nlng w~rship, 11 a.m.; Attend the Church of Your Choice Sunday school, 9·30 a.m.; evangelistiC service, 7:30p.m. GOD - Racine Route 2. The supt morning sermon . 10:30 a.m .; Bible study and prayer service, Re v. Charles Hand, pastor . BEN FRANKLIN STORE Sunday school , 9: 45 a .m .; Prayer service, Wednesday , Wednesday , 7:30 p.m. Phone 7:30 p.m 77~ ·5133. m orning worship , 11 a .m. Pomeroy Ph, 992-3496 Even in g se rv ic es , Thuesday HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHESHIRE CHURCH OF and Friday, 7·30. CHR 1ST tn Christian Union _ . BEARWALLOW RIDGE GOb OF PRO,PHECY, G. P. Rev. Autum Scott, pastor. '" CHURCH OF CHRIST - David Smith. pastor. Sunday School. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.: NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Jewell, pastor. Bible study, 9.30 10 a.m.; Arthur Henson, Supt.; James Hughes, Supt · l.m.; morning worship , 10:30; · Morning Worship 11 a.m.; evening service 7: 30. wed: I 100 Years In Pomeroy evening worship, 6· 30 p.m . Young Peoples service, 7 p.m.: nesday evening prayer KermIt Walton Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 Evening service. 7: 30 p,m,: meeting, 7:30 p.m. No Wednesday Mid-Week Prayer. Tue.day service. p.m. . ~ confined. hide·out JR. Noon wtth "up" <Fr.) 19. Europea n river 20. Ancient Persian 22 In our co mpany 23. Dese rve 24. Pri ce pain 26. Enmity 30, Smalt fruit 31. Row 32. Du!Trr's .!ihou1 33. Subsisl 34. Belgian river 35. Whollv 36. Contend 37. Um lrd 38. Vigor fJ ::.:.:.-.: :::. ~: ::!.~;-·· .. ) I ,\ l'f'/~ 1~ I t(,.\/."·' .... L'w.;.m;r tiJ 1 ~-:.~ t t_] 1 WHEN DOE:$ A WOMAN DO ALL HERTALKIN6'? II rn Now arranre lht cireltd !etten to form the 1urpri1e ~.n~wer, u aunested brthe above cartoon. HERr rrxxxrx J (A.uwert tomorrowJ Jumbt • ., FINNY AMUSE Ve•lf'rd•7'• LOCATE JUNKET An•••r: 1/arrl•m tlu• hontl~ !- HAllS oows Wall-Io-Wa II Carpet Specialists 116W. Main Ph . 992-7590 Free Estimates . Guaranteed ln slallatlon . I. Point of land 2. Asian river 3, Adieu ' (Brit. ) 4. Sioux Indian P. J. PAUUY, AGENT Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0. 307 Spring Ave . 14. Rodr out 17. Pml\cs' Yesterday's Answer 31. Pour 32.Soar 35, Weight system 39. Ship 40. Tenni s term 41. Distru st· ful 42, Noblrman D.B A ANTHONY PLUMBING and HEATING 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992 3550 Middleport, Ohio (2 wrl <) 1'AATJo' cheese ALL WEAntER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. M&R FOODLINER tree 9. Con fron ted II. Jokin ~l v sentence l 8. Rowan 25. Clum sy (2 wd s.) 27. Commedia dell' 28. Intact 29. Minuscule 30. French Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport, Ohio Middleport marsu pi al 1. Work un tt 21. Defrost R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. GOEGUIN 1ttADY MIX CO. tra lt an maker 17. Garbed 18, Mater 21. Gullet 24.. Nurse 's DICK'S GROCERY The Store With A Heart Ph . 949-3342 Racine " ,," Unocramblelhese four Jumbles, one letter to each 11quare, to form four ordinary words. 6. Au <- 12. Anal vzr a 13. Fa Hen (3 wd s. ) 15. Time period 16. Clo<ely BOGGS EQUIPMENT RACINE FOOD MARKET .:l~ JJ~Mrn~~ @ ~kat 4cuw&lJ -.1 ,_. · 5 Cono;umr viohn Chester. Ohio Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va . !.l {£).,, CX)JJtj,,, ~ 5 Vapor 10. Italian DICK TRACY HEINER'S BAKERY '. ~\l/ ~UllY Urf iMPOR.TAMT NOW · .. ( YAWN ) .. staiC'sman GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy-Member FDIC & Federal Reserve System . } WHO CAllES··· ? 1HE WAY I FEEt " OW, THE OMCE AlMIGHW DOLlAR. ACROSS I. Roman Bakers of Hot sum Bread Middleport . Ohio THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. '' , ..:._. IWJ'TWltJ fli:AVE'!J ... I'Ll. by THOMAS JOSEPH Family Recreation Swimming. Camping 'to:"• I• _r;.. .. .... .. ,· LODWICK'S MARKET FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Phone 992-3284 CO ~OJ i<llOW WHAT 1\ill.l. ~AF'fffJ 1D '(It; iF '{00 CONTIW810 ll'LL ll10S8 LlfS lfJ U..A5S ~ "' Meigs County Branch Trailer Rentals and Supplies St. Rt . 7 Chester. Ohio ' '' ' •' ' GAULS SHAKE HAVEN ! Pomeroy DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it : AXYDLBAAXR i1 LONGFELLOW One letter Simply •tands for another, In thi s sample A is used for the lhree L's, X for the two D's, elc. Smgle letters. opostrophes. the lenelh and formotlon of the words art all hints. Each da)' the code letters are dlll'erent. Ph. 992-2318 SEARS Aythorlzed Catalog Merchant Louis W. Osborne 220 E. Me in Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 CRYPTOQUOTES MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supplies. Gifts 992-2641 Middleport KLDRMWUM RC L ERW1V AIVE l A FMCKLRV FRCBJR C MF LC L DRVDJM. -LENVICM NRMYUM I Yeoknay'o Cryploq11ote: HOME IS THE MOST POPULAR, AND WILL BE THE MOST ENDURING OF ALL EARTHLY ESTABLISHMENTS.-CHANNING POLLOCK !C 19U Kfnr l'ooturtt S~ndlcalt, 1ne.) F. J. WAll lr.£, JEWELERS Bulova Watches· Sales & Service 186 N. Second Middleport nI I' ••• ' �9- The Dally St>ntlllel Middleport Pomrr"' " S.pl '' i'Jn 8- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 Sept 29, 197Z - - , Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results. WANT ADS Help Wanted INr:ORMATION DEAI>liNES J P M Day Before Pub l catlot1: Mon ctay Oeadl tne 9 a m Cancellll ft on - Correct.on s W1ll be accepted unl• l 9 a m tor ATTE NTION LADIE S- Sell pubt sher WI I no t be respons•ble more than . one ncorrect RATES For Wan' Ad Se r v ce 5 ce nts per Word one nsertlon M•n mum Charg e 75c ~ 12 cents per word thr ee consecul •ve •nserl on s 18 cen ts per word s i'X con secut ve mserllons 25 P er Cent Dtscounl on paid ads and ads pad w1thm 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1 50 f or 50 word m n1m um Ea ch add JI anal word 2c BLIND ADS A dd1t onal 25c Advert.sement OFFICE Ch arg e HOU'R~ per 1 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m, Da l y 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Sa tu r da y Lost DARK brown EngliSh Shepherd pup I ght brown feet and ea r s weanng col lar phone 992 1778 29 lie M:-Ac:N ~ c-:S---cW -:-:-:Ac-L-L-::Ec:Tc-b :-e-clwee n 9 Bolrr s Store Langsv r le and He len Rrggs r es rden ce Rut an d Reward rf found Call 742 5717 9 28 lip LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGSCOUNTY OHIO Not ce By P ubllc atron No I S Ill CHARLES LEWIS Route J Box 16 SUNDAY, OCT 1, 1 to 5 PM RIGGS CREST MANOR TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO BUILDER SHERMAN SUMMERFIELD A LIVESTOCK BUYER HIGH PAYING OPPORTUNITIES learn to buy cattte httga and sheep We prefer to lrtln men wltll livestock expert enee For local Interview wrllt a me phone 1ddre11 I background to NATIONAL MEAT PACKERS TRAINING 3435 Broadway Kansas Ct1y Mo 64111 AnN Depl No OH 41 ;==========; LOOK! Pomeroy Oh oVS Plarnttff RUTH LEWIS Route l Box 16 Pom er oy Oh o Et al Defe ndan ts The Defenda nts Mary Anna Oa ,ns whose place of res dence rs unknown Add ts M Davr s Another B1g whose p ace of res rdence s un known The unknown he r s devr sees legat ees d st rrb utees Sale At admtn rs trators and executors tf any of James Ward deceased the unknown hers dev tsees leQat ees d strrbu tees adm n strator s and executors tf any of Ruby Ward H tll Deceased John Howa rd whose pla ce of res td ence •s 1541J V salta Compton Cahlorn ta 90 220 Go nzell How ard whose pla ce of r es rd ence tS 15413 V sa l c1 Compton Ca lt for ru a 90220 Dav s Howard w hose If you haven't been to pl ace ot r es dence tS unknown Th e unknown he tr s devt~ees Hayman's Aucllon l ega t ees drstrrbutees ad you are m1ssmg out on m nts lra tors and executor s d any of James Smt i h some great bargams Deceased The unknown hetrs dev sees legatees d si r butees adm n str ators and executor s We sell retatl & who lesale• I an y of Carr e Hens haw Spec a we lcome to al l Deceased The unknown hetrs dev sees lega tees drst r butees dea ler s• Follow the crowd adm n st r ator s and execu tor s Frtday evenmg Sept 29th r an y of M ldr ed Thompson 1u s. t off th e Pomeroy De cease d The unknown he rr s M iddl eport By pass on old dev isees legatees d st r but ees Rl 7 at Laure l Cllf admrn1stra tors and executors t any ot Dor ot hy D evol SaleSiarlsat7 lOp m Decei:lsed Th e unknown he rs dev sees legatees d st r•butees adm n strator s. and execu tors f any of Nora Howard Deceased The unknown hetrs dev rsecs legatees drst r butees adm tn strato r s and execu tor s tl any of Mary Sm l h Roll ns Deceased and The unknown hetrs de\'tsees l ega tees d sir butecs admm strator s f any of and execu tors Harr son Rollms aka Har r son Rawl ngs Deceased wrll take not ce tha t on the 78th day of July 19 72 a Compla nt was W1ndow filed tn the Common Pleas A1r Cond1t1oners Court Of Me gs Count y Oh o Ca se No 15 113 wher etn you Hot Water Healers ha ve been named defendants In the prayer of the Com pla nt Plumbmg Platntllf demands th at ht s n teres! m satd real es ta te may be Electncal Work set off to h m n severalty and for part 1 on at sa td r eal estate accord ng to th e respec t ve r ghts of the part1es hereto and m case pa r ltlton ot satd real estate cannot be made wtthout manifest n ur y to the va ut::, th ereof th en that sad rear 992 2448 estate may be adllldged to one or more of the parltes to th s Pom eroy 0 sur t upon elect on as provtded by law then th at sa d rea l estate may be sold acco rd ng to taw fre e and clear trom all the clatms n ghts and tntcrest s of all the pa r t1es to lhts sur t P lamhff further prays that each of sa d Defendan ts may be r equired to set up whatever claim or claims n ght or r ights Interest or r'l terest s each of !he m ha s tn and to satd rea l estate or be for ever barred fr om as se rt n g same And fu r th er Pia tnt ff prays for other prop er reltef The real esta te ts Sunday descr bed as follows The followrng descrrbed real estate srtu ate m the VIllage of a.m. Pomero y M ergs Coltnty Oh o Tr act No 1 W1fh Evangelist Being part of Lot No 6 on Prospec t Hrll rn sa d Ctty and n John Elsw1ck Fra c hon No 17 beg nn ng on Carol ne St r eet at th e Nor tnwest corne r of a 101 sold to John M St vers thence w tt sad Strt:!el N 88 deg West 100 feet the nce Solllh 2 Deg West 100 te et thence Sou th 88 Deg East parall el w th Ca rol ne St r eet 100 fee l to lot of sa d John M Str vers thence w th th e In e of sa rd Sltvers lot 100 feet be ng the ho use and lot formerly owned by wm R St vers Tra ct No 2 Yn11 F1re All of Lot Numb er Frve (51 n S W Po neroy s Add ton to th e or Fear You' re af1re Crty of Pomeroy rn Fra ctron No 17 Town No 2 Range 13 Save or afra 1d and eKcept 100 feel square ott of It e North end of sard Lot No S Sunda y School- 9 lOA M Tra ct No 3 Worsh1p-IO 45 AM Begtnntng at the Southwest Y011ng Peo p\e- 6 30 PM corne r of Lot No F ve on Prosp ect Ht I n S W Evemng Wars hl p-7 30 PM Po meroy s Add 1 on to sa td Ctly ol Pom eroy th ence North 7 Deg East 206 feet t~ence Nort h 88 Deg West 100 teet Thence S o u l~ 2 Deg West 103 fee t thence Sou l~ 70 Oeg 40 Employment Wanted East along the Nor th s de of a forty foo t street 104 tee t to place HO USE WORK 170' 2 Of b~g nn ng Sav ng and ex Mulberr y Pomeroy bottom cept Jng coi:ll and other apar tment downstar r s m nerals the rrgh t to mrne sa me w lhout encumbr ance lo 9 29 4tc the surface and all way s and r 9h i S o f way s along any .,., -~, mrnera l seam her eby reserved Reference Deed Vol 75 Page 118 Deed Records M ergs County Oh10 You are r equ red to answer th e c ompla 1nt wtthtn twenty etght days after the l ast lll pubi JC al lon of lh .s nollce "fo. liiVIIo name v by nol later than the 27th day of November 1972 or ludgrn ent by default w 11 be rende~cd agamsl you Evelyn Lu cke Clerk of Cou r ts Metgs County Oh1o Hayman's Auction "HEll" HEATING & COOLING ARNOLD BROTHERS Gospel Time Broadcast WMPO 1390 only Second place shooter s get free shot rn next mat ch Assort ed meats Ractne Gun Club r~~~rE~n[ -;: ==::..::.---====-"1 We falk to JOU like pe...... WMP0/1390 Crow Crow & Porter Attorneys for Pia nt ff 19) 15 22 19 110) 6 13 20 27 "' 1)N YOUR DIAL 1972 APACHE EAGLE fold up 9 29 lip - - - -- - TO PARENTS of ch 1ldren Poles tran sported to sc hool over m y pr vale pr opert y are no t 1nsured unf tl Sa t 1s bur y Trustees obfarn easements from the unders gned Hugh Le1 fh etf Chrome dtnelte se t S20 Ph one lj192 3668 before 2 p m or al ter 6 p m 7 PC Maxmum Dtameter 10" on 9 29 3\p ------- Largest REDUC E excess flu -:ls w lh FLUIDE X $169 - LOSE WEI GHT w!l h Dex A D1el 9 28 lfp 5 End DEIJVERED Better Buys Now On TO OHIO nst ructron by gr aduat e of Ctnc1nnal 1 Conservator y of Mu stc Phone Phone 992-2689 PometO¥, Oh10 Heart Ch urc h A ud d ortu m Pomeroy Oc tober 2nd an d Jrd 9 a m to J p m 9 28 ltc 3 FAMI L Y Yard Sale a t Letart Fa I s b es de Melh odt st Church Fnday and Sunday r arn or sh 1e Wanteo To Buy 9 28 3\c WANTED - Old upn gh l p ano!'> grand p anos old pump orga ns Any con d1l on Pa y1ng $10 each Wr te g v ng d r ec h ons Wt lien P ano Co Box 128 Sar dts Oh o 439d6 9 29 61p GALLI POL IS reS!denl wants to YARD and basement sale Sept 291h B. lOih 9 am IJI I dar k bu y a bustn ess W1 ll buy bu stness and property or bus •n ess w rt h lease Cal! Gall tpol1s 44 6 4408 Cl ar r Gtles r es rden ce 1 m1le North of Wolf Pen Store on State Route 143 9 20 12t c 9 27 31c YARD Sale Thursday Fn day and Saturd ay on La~kr n St Ru t and 9 27 3t c Fr~da~ an d ay frrstathome Dou rSa esrturd den ce on gla 1ghts ttl Syracuse gorng north also have outs1de clock Oaylon O LD Furn lure oak tab les beds or compl e te househo ld s Wrrte M 0 Mt l ler Rl 4 Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 6271 6181\c ~=========, MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 992 2176 V IR GI NIA s Beaut y Sa lon on Success Road between Tup pers Pla1ns and Long Bott om Open 6 days some even r gs Phon e 667 30111 Opera tor Vtrg 1nra Hay man 9 14 lOic wr gs more new products co m1ng soon For lr ee demonstr at on phone 992 5113 wanted responsr bl e party to tak e over sp net pt ano Easy terms Can be seen local ly Wnle Credli Manag er 46176 $ WOMAN to ltve rn w1 fh el der ly lady good sa lary room and board phone 992 5397 or 992 5187 9 29 Jtc Per Hundred Pounds 1973 TRAILERS and ca mpers tn stock ~ l o r serv tce - qua li ty and pnce vls tl Camp Conley Starcra fl Sales Rt 62 N of PI Pl easan l behmd Red Carpet Inn Afler lhey are Hulled n Crows Steak Hou se Excelsior 9 29 6lc SaH Works, Inc. REGISTERED PHYSICAL THERAPIST Salary Negollable Good fnnge benefits Apply Immediately Contact W S Lucas, Personnel Department Veterans Memonal Hospital Pomeroy, Oh1o P 0 Box 267 992 6385 FU RNI SHED l room apart men ! prtvate ent ran ce ca r peted phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 9 24 lfc 12 FT WIDE mobile home 2 bedroom gas heat a~r condr t roned phone 949 2261 J OR 6 room basemen t n ce call 771 5141 FOR YOUR heallh s sake eal organ tca ll y gr own tomatoes B Out senberry ha s large ones IOc pound at the old Pos t Off ce butldmg Syracuse OhiO JUST TAKE N IN Singer Sewing Ma chrne Wtll se ll for small balance of Sl6 21 or payments ma y be arranged Phone 992 5ll1 9 7 lfc - - ------ REGISTERED NURSES WANTED Staff and Supervisory Salary Negollable Good frmge benef1ts . Apply 1mmed1ately. Contact W S Lucas, Personnel Depart ment Veterans Me mona I Hosp1tal Pomeroy, Oh1o -------. SMALL tra1ler 10 m1les nor th of Pomeroy Ideal for couple $65 a mon lh Phone 992 7479 9 29 tfc Rarnb ow Va lley and Snowballs '" the Rock ies ISacred) Our Lord God Phys1c1an and God s Sweel Love Spe<lafl Pick up your recordtng now at Bill & Lees 2 ROOMS unfurn 15 hed evenmgs 992 3429 FJi zpalnck Stat e 9 29 lie PT PLEASA NT condrt 10n new pam! afler 6 p m 992 140 1 phone 675 2372 8 30 ftc 5 ROOMS 8. balh 1 story block house gas forc ed arr fu rnace 4 acre lot Rt 7 & Old Chester 9 25 6\p 1969 HONDA Scrambler 175 cc 9 16 Sic 1967 BELVE DE RE Plymouth 4 chas New MeKrco S2975 No down No rn terest S2S permo l or 119 mas Va cal on Para dise Fr ee Brochure Ranchos Lake Conhas Box 2001D D Alameda Ca l• forn a 94501 8 29 lOip 9 29 lfc 1977 CHEVR OLET TRU CK Ph 992 5542 9 28 lie 5 ROOM hou se doub le ga r age double lo t Ander son St ree t Mason W Va phone 1 304 771 5606 TWO homes lor sale 1 m rlc N orth of Ea stern H1gh Sch ool bot h have bath and a half 4 bedrooms butll n k l chens and wall Ia wal l 9 17 121c 9 2d 61c Real Estate For Sale carpel call 985 1598 11 91 See Bob or Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 after 7 p m or phone 992 5232 marquees aluminum "sldln{ and ratl rng ·A Jacob, sales representat rve For free est1mates phone Charlo• L1sle Syracuse, V Johnson and Son Inc call Music Center at BRW Hard war e Bldg Pomeroy Ohro 9 29 31p on ly S1 50 save SOc -------9 24 61c 2 BEDROOM house kitchen and bath partly furnished MAPLE Slereo ra dio com Adulls on ly Phone 992 7126 bina l,on AM FM rad io 4 speaker sound syslem 4 r.: . speed automatic changer 3 A~O 4 RvvM furnished a'iftl se parote controls Belance unfurn ished, apartments $78 29 Use our budgellerms 'hone 992 543.4 Call 992 7085 4 12 tfo 9 2461c V 3 2 tf11 ~---:-:::-~-::-:::---;;:: • ~E WING MACHINES i<epalr, servltA! all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Smger Sales and $ervrce We Sharpen Scls1ors 3!9 He chmg serv tce top sorl drrt lim es tone B&K caval ng fill Ex Phone 992 5167 D1ck Karr Jr 9 1 lfc WI L L C UT or t r•m trees reasonabl e also clean out basements at l1 cs and cellars phone 949 3221 8 29 30tc 0 bELL WHEEL allgnmenl loc• ted at Crossroads Rt 114 Complete fronl end service tune up and brake service Wheels b•lanced Iron ica lly All elec work guaranteed R-;~~-:nnahh• rat es Ph one 742 3232 or 992 3113 r u nc READY MIX de l l v~red CONCRETE right lo )'OUr pro 1eet Fast and easy Free esllmales Phone 992 32U, Goeg lem Re ody Mfx Co M1ddl epor t Oh 1o 6 30 "' Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. -Broker 110 Mechamc Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 WORKING MANS SPECIAL POME ROY - Large 8 room house w1th 5 bedrooms bdth and n1 ce kilchen Front and ba ck porches Full basement On ly $7 50000 MIDDLEPORT LARGE HOME PLUS - A large one story bu ld ng .t0x 70 1•. acres of level land 4 bedroom home 1 h bath s modern krtchen wall to wall carpetin g Ask1ng only $23 000 00 COUNTRY HOME 2 BEDROOMS- Balh enclosed porch garage Level Lol Pl atns wa ter On ly S4 000 00 38EDROOMS ROUTE JJS - An older home that can be renova ted tn to a com f or tabl e place Has a large lot Give us a good offer WHAT A DEAL 3 BEDROOMS - Modern home SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph «64782 Gallipolis John Russell Owner & operalor ~ 12 tfc C BRADFORD Auclloneer Complele Service Phone 949 3821 Racine' Ohio Crltl Bradford 5 l He ~---,--- 3 BEDROOMS - Nrce k1tc hen br £."akfa sf nook uhl 1f y room carpehng and paneling Old lash ron bath Concr et e fron t por ch Nice yard f~replace {mod ern) and 4 room block bu1ldmg lor a busmess on Rt 7 busrness loop Askmg only $25 000 00 for both bath 16l ACRES 2 HOUSES - Plenty of pasture and huntmg land All BACKHOE AND DOZER work' Sepl1c lanks inslalled Geora< 1.81'11) Pull inS Phone 9<1? 7A7A =SEPT IC tanks cleaneo HELEN L TEAFORD ASSOCIATE NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS CLELAND REALTY 608 E Mam St 2 12 tti AUTOMOBILE Insurance lieen cancelled? Losl your opera lor s llce,.,e? Call m 2966 --'---,--- 615 He -- Mobile Homes For Sale 1971 LIBERTY Mob1\e Hom, 651< 12 3 bedrooms P/2 baths nalura l gas heat S5500 only 1ved n s monlhs Phone 992 3903 9 28 6f c 1965 ATLAS mob1\e home 5C • 10 2 bedroom fronl k1lchen excel le nt con dlt 1on , phone 985 1555 992 3325 HOUSE 1n Long Bottom phone 985 3529 6 II lfc vulr ... - ----;---- 97 A'RES EASTERN SCHOOL DI STRI CT - Hil l farm for beel minerals NOW ONLY 519 500 00 CALL AND HAVE A LOOK AT ONE OF THESE SOME AREA REAL BARGAIN OTHERSAGOODBUY THEN LI ST WITH US• FOR BEST RE SULTS 4 25 tfc Sanltatlon Slewart Ohio Pn 662 J035 M mera ls 2 ho uses 3 spr ing s a farm ponds Several burld1ng s Good gravel road school and marl routes ca ttle 8 room modest home with modern bath furnace and sem1 moder n kitchen 40 acres of meadow All grey fmlsh Good 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, alr· -·'4200 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, a1r •• •'4000 70 Chev. Impala 4 Dr., V-8, auto. ....... '1995 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., a1r ..... ... .. '1995 Coin Show At OU Inn trucks and low boy for hire 9 24 6tc 8 Y OWNER pr ce reduced for qu ck sa le owner leav mg stal e 3 bedr otJm house l 1v1ng r oorn d ntng r oom ktfchen .:u d ba th full basement gas fur nace Chester water on good blacktop r oad smal l barn and ft sh pond phone 843 rad1o OPEN EVES. 1:00 P Ill "'PMEROV, OHIO haul fill dirt, lop so1l Dump door sedan wr l h 318 engtne phone 992 2178 t~res $1995 automatrc power Pomeroy Motor Co. $5 500 phone 992 1874 DOZER and back hoe work 8 29 lfc pond s and sept c tanks d1t good OUT OF STATE IDEAL 5 AC RE RANCH Lake Con cal l -----phone 992 7016 6 room house 1 h ba ths re cr eal ror r oom new bu11t1n kr tc hen must se ll leav 1ng town Day s phone 9 92 3502 even 1ng s Or Rout e 68ljl Auto Sales 1970 VOLKSWAGEN 9 266tp A1r Cond1t1oners •Awnmgs • Underpmnmg Complete mQblle ATHENS - A quarter of a mllhon dollars worth of Collis and paper currency 1s expecred to be on display and for sale at the second annual Hockmg Valley Com Club show from 9 am to 6 p m Sunday at the Oh1o Umvers1ty Inn The show, open to the public w1th out charge, w11l offer a w1de vanety of fore1gn and Umted States comage mcludmg gold collls The club plans to g1ve away un c ~r c ulatcd s1lver dollars every hour of the show plus a grand pnze of a gold com F1fteen out of town com dealers hav e r eservations ror thts event to buy sell and trade collectors 1terns Dealers wtll also do evaluatiOns free on Items presented to them b) the public The orgamzahon JUst three yea rs old, has expenenced a healthy growth It now mcludes a large number of Jlllllor collec tors under 16 years old Ga ry Ph1lhps pres1den1, sa1d lh1s w1ll be the only show scheduled lh1s year by the club Free souvemr wooden mckels an d com newspapers w1ll be offered to all guesls Recorders Dine at Inn A d1nner mee tm g of D1str~ ct 3 of the Oh10 Recorders Assn was held Wednesday mght at the Me1gs Inn hosted by Me~gs Co unty Recorder Eleanor Robson and Deputy Lomse Hemes A red white and blue color scheme was ca med out m the table decoratiOns Door pnzes were won by Mary K Easler and Rex Zollinger Group smg1ng was led by John Ltsle A meeting followmg dmner held 1n the recorder s off1ce was prestded over by Hazel Yeatls, Clr clevllle, dlstr1ct presiden t Attendm g were Robert W1se, rec order Newark Rex Zollinger, recorder Lancaster, and Deputy Mary Wolf Jea n Hankins and Bomta Hilton, depu11es of Galllpohs office Mr and Mrs Harold Hanes Portsmouth (Mr Hanes ~~ re corder ) Hazel Yeatts ' Seven Guests At Rush Party Debbie Buck Karen McGraw, Bessie Sylves ter, Sandy Sargent, Darla Hawley Barbara Logan and Ed1th Zirkle were guests at the annual rush party of the Ohw Eta Ph1 Chaprer of Bela S1gma Ph1 Sorority Tuesday mght at the Middleport Church of Chnst Costumes for the party wh1ch earned out the storybook character theme were Judged Game pmes went to Nancy Pr1sner and Lynn Kitchen The program consisted of a song by Judy Werry Texanna Well, and Lynn Kitchen , a Dr Seuss story carry mg out the theme of the party, read by Jenmfer Anderson, dulcimer selections by Jenmfer Sheels, and group slngmg of 'Young at Heart" by the 1971-72 pledges Refreshmenls of sandwiches, frmt salad and punch were served IN HOSPITAL Mrs Nellle Eblin, Mulberry Ave , PomeroV: IS reported to be In satisfactory condition at Holzer Medical Center Her room nuinber 1s 417 for those wishing to send her cards deputy recorders Florence D Belts, Mary K Easrer Bar bara J Lanmap and Glenna J Ray Duley Holbrook, recorder Lawrence County and a guest, Oakley C Collins M1ss Robson and Mrs Hemes 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std.......... . 11295 69 Ponbac Bonnev1lle 2 Dr. H.T., a1r ••••• 11695 68 Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, a1r.... , ••••• 11695 68 Dodge Charger 2 Dr., H.T., V-8 auto. 1395 68 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan ................... '1295 68 Ford Fa1rlane 2 Dr. H.T., V-8 auto...... '895 66 Oldsmobile 88 4 Dr. H.L. ............. 7 ROOM house and I acre of 1795 64 Olds 88 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto. .. -...... '295 land 992 12S9 ) 'BEAUTIFUL INSIDE' This cozy little home has two nice bedrooms, wall to wall carpeting a ni ce kitchen with dlnmg bar plus many other features - COME AND SEE THIS GENUINE BARGAIN IN MID OLE PORT- only $12 500 00 "VACANT INSIDE" Paint Nails a little plum bing and a good stroog arm ca n tran sform thi s two bedroom house rnto a n ice home or good rental EXCELLENT LOCATION IN MIDDLEPORT- only $3 900 00 "WHY YOU SHOULD LIST WITH US" First We can sell your house fa sl Second We have many buyers waiting for the right l oc ated on Portland Bashan Road Can be seen by appo\ ntmenl See George Holter at Mmersvli\e, Ohio 9 25 6tc MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Wuhlntt•n Blvd 413 7521 BELPRE, 0 8 ROOM house and bath, nice large lot nalural gas, bu1ll In cablne ls '" k1fchen Close lo I. L rad•o station In Bradbury CAS'l paid lor •II mal<oi enll Phone 992 2602 models of mobile hornea, 9 29 l21c Phone area code 614 42~ - - - ------ - __:l__t- Big Clplclly Mlylilg Automatics 2 speed operation Choice of wate r temps Auto water level control L lnt F liter or Power Fin A;ltator Ptrm1 Preu Moyfog HIIO of Heat Dryers Surrountt clothtl with gentle even heel No nolspoto house Third We are mterested In your wellare, and your right to fair lreatment WE HAVE MANY OTHER PROPERTIES CALL TODAY HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR PHONE 992 2259 ,_ - no F lne ov!rdrvlng Mesh Lint FIller Wt Spotllllzeln MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~::~:.. 741 -4211 1 Atnold Grate Rutland $ill '65 RAMBLER WAGON, 9 pass, 6 cyl, auto trans , n1ce clean car $495 '62 CHEV CORVAIR 95, P1ckuptruck $395 '64 CH EV IMPALA Super sport converf1ble V 8 auto SJ9S ----------- ------------· YOUR CHOICE FOR 63 Cadillac 4 Door, full power, a1r ........ '595 New '73 Cadillac and Olds NOW ON DISPLAY Karr & Van Zanclt You II L1k.e Our Qual1ly Way of Domg Busmess 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Untrl 6 0()-T1l 5 PM Sal USED CAR SALE We must sell 20 used cars next week. We are loaded wtth good Trade-Ins on 1973 Butck, Pontiac, & GMC. Lowest Prices on Good Used Cars. 1972 Elc 225, 4 dr H T Gold w1fh vmyl top, power wm dows , power seals, ANI& F M rad1o, a1r cond Just lrke new Sold new for $6380 00 Pnced Now 54995 1971 Dodge Cornet 4 dr Sed Loca l one owner P S p B '62 '63 '63 '64 Plymouth Valiant, 2 dr H T, V 8, auto Bu1ck LaSabre, 4 dr H T Bu1ck 4 dr H T Pont1ac Grand Pnx, 2 dr H T (Real mce runnmg cars) ------------------------'62Chev.llauto.,6cyl '61 Mercury Comet,6 cyl auto $150 $ISO vrnyl top, factory a1r 22 5tl1 m1!es on this mce c lean, one owner Priced to sell $2595 1970 Chev Malibu 4 dr sed V8 auto P S P B vinyl top loca l one owner new Bu1ck trade In Priced R1ghl S1895 Two 1970 Ford Prckvp one J;,. auto P S P B radio cus tom cab camper Spec1al & one 1/ 2 ton V 8 long wheel base P S Both local one owners low mileage Both priced to sell S229l & $1198 Two 1969 0\ds 4dr H T Delta 885 auto, P S P B rad1o B. vinyl fops Bolh real low m1\eage Both local one owners Two of the cleanest Olds 10 town Must see to Local Artists in Resort Shows PT PLEASANT - Begm mng Salurday Shad) Waters Cam pmg Resort loca ted 10 m1les south of Pomt Pleasant on W Va Route 2 will hos t membe s of the West V1rg1 ma Arhsts and Craflsmen Gmld each Saturday afternoon through !Xtober 28 Each of these arllsls has exh1b1ted at Ripley arls and Crafls Fa1r at Cedar Lakes and other fa1rs m West V1rgm1a Arllsls parllclpatmg m !hts se ncs will be demonstratmg their techmques and most of the works bemg displayed w1ll be for sale The public 1s cordially mv1ted each Saturday afternoon Seprember 30, Harley Burns of Mason County Will be demonstratmg wood carvmg One of h1s most umque accompllshmenls 1s flower petal carvmgs One of Mr Burns' wood carvmgs an Amencan eagle, has been used very successfully as a pattern by Central Industnes Seprember 30, Mrs Juamta Bresenham of Mason County wlll demonstrate pottery makmg The f1rst Saturday 1n IX Iober, Mr and Mrs Walden Roush Will be demonstratmg lap1dary art On !Xtober 14, H R Ba1ley of Ravenswood, espe<:tally known for h1s landscape paintings w1ll be the guest of Shady Waters Cam pmg Resort !Xtober 21, Blll Reed of Parkersburg, w1ll be demonstrating wood carvmg Among his many varied handcrafted Items are rocking horses for children and wool sculpturmg Also October 21 the Brohard Sisters, Arlene .lind Lmda Lou of Brohard W Va w1ll demonstrate the a11s of portrait sketch1n g and of crochetmg October 28 Mrs Elwanda Icard of Mason Count) w1ll demonstrate the makmg of hand craft ed stools of Ru sh Split, Basketweave and Sea Grass The last Saturday afternoon Mrs Carl lrvtn of Mason County wlll be demonstratmg pollery shapmg and glaz1ng Plans are bemg made for s11rnng applebuller and lor a demonstratiOn of anllque niles by Mr Paul F1tzgerald Sporllng Goods on one of the Saturdays durmg October In case of mclcment weather pa rllc1patmg artists w1ll be u11hzmg lhe A frame Dnft wood R ec reation Ce nter loca ted on the ca mpgrounds In Mtchigan to Attend Wedding Mrs Elmer Kautz and her son Dale Kautz Pomeroy Route 3 are m Monroe M1ch ' the' where they w1ll attend wedd1ng of M1ss Sharon Sw1dersk1, granddaughter of Mrs Kautz to Mr Steven Cook of Denver Colo M1ss Sw1dersk1 1s the daughter of Mrs John Sw1dersk1 the former Grace Kautz and the late Mr Sw1dersk1 The weddmg w11l be held tomg ht at the St Marys Cathohc Church A receptwn wtll follow al the Northwood V1lla m Monroe Wh1le m M1ch1ga n, Mrs Kautz and Dale w1ll v1s1t w1th Mrs Mmme Stoltenberg of T1pton Iowa s1ster of Mrs Kautz SUNDA V VISITORS Sunday v1s1iors of Mr and Mrs John Beaver, Nye Ave Pomeroy were Mr an d Mrs Ke1th Curhs and Gayla Lee of Syracuse Mr and Mrs Denms Sm1th and Ralph Eugene and Mr and Mrs John C Beaver TREES PLANTED J D and Doug, Pomeroy ' Japanese trees were planred at the Monday mght meetmg of RETURNED HOME !he Sunbonnet G1rls held at the Ruth Ann Fry, f1ve year old home of Kenda Braun, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mulberry He1ghts Members James Fry , was returned home reported an arrangement of Thursday from lhe Pleasant chrysanthemums furmshed by Valley Hosp1tal, Pomt Mrs John Terrell had been Pleasant , where she was taken to Paula E1chmger who confined for trea tment of an 1s rec uperatmg at home mner ear mfec Uon followmg surgery at Chlldren's COMMUNION DAY Hosp1tal A get-well card was World W1de Commumon s1gned by all Atrendmg were Sunday Will be observed at Jamie Johnson, Kenda Braun, both the Mtd,dleport and Lmda Kovalc~1k, Mana Lega r, Anna W1les, Elame Barnhart, Syracuse Umted Presbyterian Churches at worship serv1ces and Lmda Rosenbaum Sunday hQme 'display ot mobile homes always available at '71 DODGE CORONET CUSTOM, 4 dr Sedan. faclory a1r P S, P B , i1 000 actual miles $2595 ' 11 MERCURY COMET, 2 dr sedan, auto, 6 cy l Green w1lh vmyl top, 4 new l1res 51795 '69 DODGE POLARA SOO, 2 d1 H T, factory a1r full power $1595 '68MERCURY CYCLONE 390,2 dr H T , V 8, auto trans $995 '63 CADILLAC, 4 dr H T, factory a1r, full power SS9S 68 VOLKSWAGEN G T, auto sf1ck shift Real sharp $995 '67 MERCURY Colon1al Park, 9 passenger wagon factory a 1r Full power $895 '66 FALCON,2 DR 6cyl , standard trans, l1ke MW 1 serv rce .... plu s gigantic Pomeroy 9 17 12\p 1 ROOMS parl!ally furn iShed'" FOUR beauf1fu l songs by John Moh ler on 45 r P m Action 9 10 tf c M ddleport call 992 1173 9 29 2tp Records No ACI04lA IC&Wl - budge I lerms Cal 992 7085 9 24 61c 9 28 lfc 9 27 6tc 8 TRACK STEREO fre1ghl damaged In beautiful wa ln ul console Wil l sell tor Sl01 5C or house bath pay Sl 50 per week Phone 992 yard Mason 5331 9 7 lfc 9 29 2tp ------- - STEREO r ocker conso le 4 speed mterm xed changer du al vo lu me contr ol 4 sp ea ker so und sys tem beaut1 f ul hand r ubbed Walnut f nt sh Balan ce $66 34 Use our power brakes facto..-y air white wall Dozer & End loader work ponds, basemenf , land scap1ng We have 2 lilt dorers 2 s1ze loaders Work done by hour or contnct Free Estimates We also auct roneer '- 985 3944 Albert H1 ll Racme hand Th1s Chrrstmas 72 CA LL Margaret Fortune 949 5414 or Barbara Lambert 446 3411 9 27 61 c ------- gang helprng L Smlih Exec I 0 'Mac 2 B E DROOM tra tl er adults on ly located on Old 33 phone Earn money and Green Stamps San ta Claus a auc1 on Fnday Oct 13 and Sat Oct 14 begmnrng at 10 a m each day Wrll sel l lhe per sonal properl y o l th e tal e Els1e 0 Sm tih Blackburn at the res1den ce at 205 Lasley St tn Pomer oy 0 Th 1s I S a ver y large sale of household ftnd arlt que rtems See paper on Sun day Oc t 8 for li st Theo For Rent 72 G ve grown ESTATE AUCT ION Two day McCoy So 101n our Playhouse Par ty too 992 3891 Pomeroy Oh1o HE LP WANTED Toy Coun selors Sant a Claus 1usl told me some thrng to tel l you Her s very busy l hts Cnns tmas home 1286 Paul Sayre Porlland 01•o Great Bend Road Rt ll8 9 28 6tc Start Buymg Octobe r 2 1972 person POTATOES Kennebec s and Iri sh Cob bi er s fresh supply available lht s week and next Ca l l 843 9 26 tfc apply phone 949 J2 11 9 29 2tp 9 29 71c Help Wanted CARHOP wan ted 0 steenng $10 000 H1 llon Wolf e SEE US FOR Awnings srorh1 • 8151\c l Sa les man Racme Ohro doors and wmdows c.arports 5443 Box 276 Shelbyvil le lndrana 8 17 lfc 1507 fl 1969 FORO LTO Coupe 390 V8 eng1ne 3 speed USED CAR SALE USEO CARS $1995 Hardtop coupe V 8 engine automatiC tran smtss1on power steer ing & brakes whtte f inish black vinyl top vinyl inten or wh1te wall t rres like new rad1o EARlH MOVING CONSOLE PIANO BUL LDOZE R farm t racto r wdh equ pment phon e 742 Your Walnuts Will be Hulled Free of Charge and We Will Pay You KOSCOT KOSMETICS and Pomeroy sept c tank Get Klean Em Alt Sept c Ta nk Cleaner Lan dmark Farm Bureau Pomeroy 9 29 ltc TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER OHI O Ra --1 ne area 6 r oo ms utrl ty room bath 2 s tory fr ame n1ce coun try home 94 acre lot $12 800 Rac tle 5 r oom s ut1l1ty r oom bat h 2 story home large lot a ll downsta ir s f loor s It led n1ce hall way and sta rrs Rd DON T pump your slug giSh WALNUTS 9 27 lip POODLE pupp1es S1lver Toy ·~=-------:-­ Bnng Your Unhulled conta ner5 for sa le Dorothy Douglas phooe 992 2266 --~~- Phone W lkesvll le 669 1785 8 lO lfc 1- No SO lnternallonal Chopper 1- lnternallonal Corn P1cker 1- New Idea Corn P1cker i- Woods Brush Hog i- 504 International Overhauled Tractor l- No i6 lnternat1ona I Chopper organ s d shes clocks brass SP INET Scales plast c '' lb and 1 lb 8 fur nr shed tra iler 2 bedroom bath good trres $1 200 Reynold s F lower Shop M ason W Va 773 5147 9 27 6\ p c hard s All '" good runnmg cond1llon On Old Rt. 33 RUMMAGE SALE at Sacred Real Estate For Sale INE - 10 room house l YOUNG male Beegle dogs an d RAC bath basement garage two 1 regrstered blue l1 ck coon ots Phone 949 4313 dog Phone 949 4761 4 5 tfp 9 25 6t c ----GEORGE S HOBSTETTER 22 x 8 FURNISHED lra1l er JR REAL ESTATE good condrl1 on S800 1 - 32 x BROK ER POMEROY 1970 FORO GALAX IE SOO 69 Chev. BIS. For Sale APPLES USED FARM EQUIPMENT PAL1£T CO. 9 28 121c AI 9 28 lie 6.00 Per Ton 9 29 lip also r fi e m a t c hcs opens ghtson ly Forked Run Sportsman Club Sunday October I 12 noon 9 28 31c HOLl STE IN COWS mtlk1ng Homer M C r cle Rac1ne 0 Phone 9d9 2177 5 S 1 98 at Nelson GARAG E Sa le 52095 Factory air cond1tlonmg V 8 engine automalic trans mi ssi on power steering power brakes good wh 1te side walls many more extras Whtle f in ish black vinyl roof Priced to mover For Free Estimate PHONE 992-2550 606 E Ma tn Pomeroy 0 Parkv1ew Kenne ls Phone 992 ----.~-,..~ ' cam per Inc ludes spare li re canopy an d plastt c storm w1ndow Tra ler h as been 'll. tr ed for electr c 3 out ets Excell ent cond h on $625 Ca ll !i97 581 5 after 5p m 9 28 31c WANTED CHIPWOOD n Mrddl eporl October 2nd & 3r d 9 a m till 4 p m GUN SHOOT Pt,o.,,.. 997 2181 Wanted RUMMAGE Sa e 1n Coals Bldg 992 3825 POMEROY "P.· Jack W Carsey Mgr . 21c ------- 11:15 to 11:45 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 29 9 Pomeroy All kmd s all s1zes for men , women young men boys and gtrls Hurry to 6:if opener'' 5 Monday lhru Salurday MOTORS. INC. Ph 992 2174 Buy 2 Pa1rs and Get1 PAIR FREE The Daily Sentinel 1 p m Factory choked guns ORGA N SPECIAL PHONE 992 2156 GUN Shoot Sunday October 1 ca psu es Drug 3849 Hartford, W. Va. GILES REALTY BELPRE OHIO 413 6063 BE Shasta like new Phone lj185 Chiton and Two new homes - 4 bedroom and 5 bedrooms Don t mr ss th1s chance to see these Everythmg you could want 10 a home Pn ce S22 900 00 and S32 600 00 See you Sunday TRAIN TO 1970 DODGE POLARA ~ _'!_ 7_3_0ic }:__,.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=::;--;:==~===~===l;=========={ CO AL L mestone Exce ls1or EXPERT •ROOFING Sal t Wor ks E Matn St 06001 Tel 1 (203) 671 ld55 Pomeroy Phone 992 389 1 ALSO BOOK ING PAR TIES Wheel Alignment •HEATING 9 1 ftc 4 12 lfc ePLUMBING From th e largest Bulldozer Rad ra tor to On Mo:l~~~~an Cars eCARPENTR Y CARRIERS I SOME SAY DISCOUNT' Sma llest Heater Core Nalhan B1ggs We Say II sOur - GUARANTEED•SPOUTING WANTED Radtator Spec1ahst Phone 992 2094 SLACKS IN Pomeroy Home & Auto •PAINTING SMilH NELSON REGULATIONS Th e Pub lishe r reserves the r ight to ed 1 or r e ee l any ads deem ed ObJecl anal The msert on Motor Co. Business Services CAMP IN G TRA IL ER 16 Toy s & Gifts now thru December w tlh the oldest Toy Party Plan rn the Country Ht ghes t co mm1ssrons No Cush Outlay Call or wrtle Santa s Pa rt es Avon Ct Day of Pub I cat ion for For Sale Poiiii'OJ the action is here By PROF. ED WALLEN RIO GRANDE - Southeastern Ohio That's where the action JS' Search the state of Ohio for what's happening In the wonderful world of education and you soon get tile feeling that it IS all happening right here The public schools are doing exclUng lhings Con&der the follow1ng examples - The Meigs County Schools are Involving themselves In a new curriculum concept as the attempt to offer courl!eS and programs related to the new emphasis of mining In the area -The Wellston City Schools are Wldertaking a study concerning the legal rights and responslbUIUes of students In Galllpolls, an Innovative program for the prHChool child Is getting off the grOWld -In the field of special education, the school systems of the area are part of the Eleven-County Services to Handicapped Children consortium trying to develop JII'OIIrlllll for handicapped younplerl 1-Gallla and Jackson counties have many and vaned efforts belllg made begun to get the Vocational School and opportW11bes being created for underway Already Vmton County has learnmg m the area become part of the Joint Vocational To be sure, some of the programs District An option has been taken on have bu1lt-m problems Not all1s gomg tile land and the ball is rolllng perfectly There 1s a great need to m- The Holzer nursmg program has form the public about some programs enrolled the largest class ever as There are people opposed to some of studenls from outside the area jom what IS llappemng There are those who those from the area In taking ad- favor what is happemng and who are vantage of an outstanding nursing . pushmg for b1gger and better thmgs education program The point Is -RIO Grande College IS now Thmgs are happening and w1ll making a full«ale effort to establish a continue to happen In Southeastern CommWllty College for the four~ounty Oh1o The declstons as to what kind of area of Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and things wtll succeed are up to the people VInton COWl ties When completed the of the area To succeed, any college w11l be the only one of its kind educabonal program will need the around support of the people This 1s as 1! - In Jackso11, the Manpower should be program has more applicants than 11 Yes, wonderful things are hapcan handle as adults of the areo show pening m educabon m our area - and eagerne.sa to learn new skills they will continue to happen For sure, THERE IS MORE, much more we can say to the world, "I am from bemg done In education in Southeasrern Southeastern Ohio - where the Ohio Thetle examples serve to show the education acbon IS ' See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel appreciate Only $1695 1969 Ford LTD Ford 2 dr H T auto P S , P B factory RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Only 51595 a1r local one owner 1969 Opel Kadett 2 dr H T yellow wllh black top local one owner 4 speed low mileage Chester, 0 s 1969 Ford F LSOO wagon V 8 auto P S local one owner Come 1n & drrve this n1ce little wagon Low mileage Ph 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 S12 Only $1395 1968 CAD Eldorado all black with black vinyl top This car has everything Cost Sll 000 new New tires real clean I wantto sell this car Only $2195 Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Malllda 1967'sff 0tds, Ponllocs, Bulcks, Dodges, all real tow m1leage Come 10 & make me an offer on some of the M1ller Syracuse , Allee Fmk cleane'St 67's in town Rae me, Earl Clark Reedsville Pr1cey Mae Tackett, Ewmgton, Christy Michael Ra cme Jeffrey Russell, DEALERS WELCOME! Mason , Ke1th Powell Guys POINT PLEASANT vllle Our word IS our bond Desp1te reporls that some DISCHARGED - Robert men m1ght be ge ttmg McNe1l, Beulah Ransom , DON'T FORGO and Jess1e White, Wanda Adams, restless, labor WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL managemen t at Goodyear s Wanda D1llon plant here were unable to Open Evenmgs hll 7 p.m & Sat. Till S p.m. SENTENCE EASED reach a settlement Thursday m Serv1ce to Believe tn Til Noon on Sat CINCINNATI (UPI) - The the four month-old str1ke Thmgs are sbll about the Oh10 Supreme Court Wedsame ' sa1d D L Chnst1an , nesday changed the senrence of presiden t of Local 644 of the convicted murderer Charles E ~ 992-2174 Umtcd Rubber Workers, Broadnax from death to life m lti6i6iil 8u1ck Ponhac , Pa pr1son Broadnax was confoll ow1ng a three-hour bargammg sess10n m nearby VlCred of the April 24 1970 TIHICKS MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO cmnatl of Paul Ke1th of Cin- .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J Gallipolis w1th mana gement slaymg off1c1als Chnshan sa1d he had heard that some of the 492 str1kmg hourly workers were becommg a little disgruntled, ' but I haven t seen anythmg to back Burnmg perm1ts are charge Those who v1olare the Guy V Reuter up those statements ' Sc1pio Township - Wayne required the f~rst day of Oc- code without a pemut may be Among other thmgs the Chase Raymond R Cotterill unwn 1s str~kmg for a wage tober through the month of fmed not more than $200 Edw in Oberhol ze r Myrlle H mcrease h1gher than the four November accordmg to the Restdenls are to read the ln- Stanley Mrs Gath Townsend per cent ra1se that the com ReviSed Code of Oh1o Sec strucUons written on these Kenneth Welsh Sulton Township pany has already offered, as 151)3 20 V1ctor A Bahr, ranger perm11s and burn accordmgly Lawrence Beegle Harold of Shade R1ver D1str1ct Pernuts may be obtained well as recogmtwn of the Carnahan 0 J Gaul Clifford reported from the following Wardens employes as chem1cal Bedford Township - Fred L Morns, Vernon Nease, Edson The code says every person workers The men are now Burson George Carper R V E Roush Mar len Stofer, classed as texble workers, and who shall kmdle or authorize H e1lman, W A King Johr Woodrow T Zwilling the1r pay reflecls !hat status another to kmdle a fire in the Meeks, Richard Sargenl open a1r, ouls1de the lumls of Ernest Wood any c1ty or village or land Chesler Township - George LEGAL NOTICE controlled by any ra1lroad C Genhelmer Mary V Kautz, NOTICE ON FILING company, for the purpose of Wayne S Michael Vercla N OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT burnmg wood, brush, weeds, Stoul Rexal T Summerfield The Slate of Ohio, Meigs grass or rubbiSh of any kmd Ralph Trussell Countv Prob1te Court Columbia Township - Reed To the Executrix of the must secure from the1r local or Jeffers Dorsey Jordan estate to such of the following deputy forest fire warden a Lebanon Township - Ruda as are res idents of the Slate of viz the surv iv ing penmt Durst, Clinton E Johnson Ohio Mr and Mrs Junior Hauber spovse the ne•t or kin the The pemu Is are free of Harold G Roush John R benetl cl artt!'S under the will entertained w1th a birthday Sellers and lo the allorney or attornevs dinner honoring her mother, and Mr and Mrs Howard r ~ present l ng anv or the Lolort Township - Theron aforementioned persons Ruth Larkms, on her birthday Johnson, Eula Wolfe Larkins Ill Portland Milo H M c Dole Deceased Ohve Township - Paul F Lo ng Bottom Ohio Chester Guests were Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Hank Holter Andrews Frank H Blse Township No 20621 Howard Larkins and family of were dinner guests of Mrs are hereby notified that Gordort R Collins Vollle D theYou Inventory PorUand, Mr and Mrs Nor- Hanson Holter Ill Forest Run and Ap Conn C Ed Humphrey pra lstment of the estate of the man Weber and family of Mrs Virgil Wamsley of Willard Pigott Glenna J atoremenllontd deceased , lite Tuppers Plains, Mr and Mrs of sa1 d County was flied In this Cheshire was an overnight Sanders Court Said Inventory and David Dailey and daughter and guest Ill Mr and Mrs Dorael Orongo Township - Harold Appra1stment w ill be tor Fred Larkins Barnhart Paul G Buckley hear ing before th is Court on the Larkins Dorothy Robinson James R 2nd day of Oc tober l9n at Mary Pierce spent a week 10 00 0 clock A M Mr and Mrs David Smith Stoul visiting relatives In Columbus Any person de-Siring to file 8,11d Dee Dee were visiting A Rullond Township - Rose uceptlons , thereto must tile Mr and Mrs Elbert Fltz.. B Kibble of Reedsville Ellen Carson Leodell them at least five days pr ior to patr1ck and Steve and Unda set lor hear ing Several from here attended Davidson , W D Musser, the dlttunde my hand and seat and )dr and Mrs C B funeral services for Charles James W Nicholson, Wayne of Given said Court th is 20th day of Hayman, Columbus, were Larkins at the Methodls1 Turner Stpltmber lt72. Solem Township John F Manning 0 Wtbster VISiting Ernestine Hayman Church Judge and ex-Outdo Colwell Jack W Crisp, Gerald Mr and Mrs David Smith Clerk of Meigs County Claude Smith of Reedsvllle K Grale Lauren Hoffman, Common Pleas Court were visiting Mr and Mrs visited Mr and Mrs Garth Eugene Holliday Probate Division Ronnie Clay, Chester S.llsbury Township &nith By Ann 8 W1tson Mr and Mrs Bill Tlllrston -VIolet Smith Nalhan Pearl Biggs, Howerd (9) Dopuly Clerk A Dailey Philip Gtobaker, 22 29 , 2tc spent several days at Columbus VISIT CANCELLED Mr and Mrs Clarence Dean CLEVELAND (UP!) of Columbus spent the weekend D~mocratlc prestdentlal with Mr and Mrs Wayne candidate George McGovern Prmce has cancelled a previously OFFICE HOURS 9.30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (C(OSE Vialtmg Mr and Mrs Fred annOWJced campaign visit to AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT ST. LarldM were Mr Larkin's Toledo on Friday, accordmg to sister, Carrie of NellonvUie, McGovern headquarters here Nothing Doing In Goodyear Strike Talks 8 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Burning Permits Required Long Bottom Social Notes OPlOMEJitst. �9- The Dally St>ntlllel Middleport Pomrr"' " S.pl '' i'Jn 8- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 Sept 29, 197Z - - , Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results. WANT ADS Help Wanted INr:ORMATION DEAI>liNES J P M Day Before Pub l catlot1: Mon ctay Oeadl tne 9 a m Cancellll ft on - Correct.on s W1ll be accepted unl• l 9 a m tor ATTE NTION LADIE S- Sell pubt sher WI I no t be respons•ble more than . one ncorrect RATES For Wan' Ad Se r v ce 5 ce nts per Word one nsertlon M•n mum Charg e 75c ~ 12 cents per word thr ee consecul •ve •nserl on s 18 cen ts per word s i'X con secut ve mserllons 25 P er Cent Dtscounl on paid ads and ads pad w1thm 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S1 50 f or 50 word m n1m um Ea ch add JI anal word 2c BLIND ADS A dd1t onal 25c Advert.sement OFFICE Ch arg e HOU'R~ per 1 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m, Da l y 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Sa tu r da y Lost DARK brown EngliSh Shepherd pup I ght brown feet and ea r s weanng col lar phone 992 1778 29 lie M:-Ac:N ~ c-:S---cW -:-:-:Ac-L-L-::Ec:Tc-b :-e-clwee n 9 Bolrr s Store Langsv r le and He len Rrggs r es rden ce Rut an d Reward rf found Call 742 5717 9 28 lip LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGSCOUNTY OHIO Not ce By P ubllc atron No I S Ill CHARLES LEWIS Route J Box 16 SUNDAY, OCT 1, 1 to 5 PM RIGGS CREST MANOR TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO BUILDER SHERMAN SUMMERFIELD A LIVESTOCK BUYER HIGH PAYING OPPORTUNITIES learn to buy cattte httga and sheep We prefer to lrtln men wltll livestock expert enee For local Interview wrllt a me phone 1ddre11 I background to NATIONAL MEAT PACKERS TRAINING 3435 Broadway Kansas Ct1y Mo 64111 AnN Depl No OH 41 ;==========; LOOK! Pomeroy Oh oVS Plarnttff RUTH LEWIS Route l Box 16 Pom er oy Oh o Et al Defe ndan ts The Defenda nts Mary Anna Oa ,ns whose place of res dence rs unknown Add ts M Davr s Another B1g whose p ace of res rdence s un known The unknown he r s devr sees legat ees d st rrb utees Sale At admtn rs trators and executors tf any of James Ward deceased the unknown hers dev tsees leQat ees d strrbu tees adm n strator s and executors tf any of Ruby Ward H tll Deceased John Howa rd whose pla ce of res td ence •s 1541J V salta Compton Cahlorn ta 90 220 Go nzell How ard whose pla ce of r es rd ence tS 15413 V sa l c1 Compton Ca lt for ru a 90220 Dav s Howard w hose If you haven't been to pl ace ot r es dence tS unknown Th e unknown he tr s devt~ees Hayman's Aucllon l ega t ees drstrrbutees ad you are m1ssmg out on m nts lra tors and executor s d any of James Smt i h some great bargams Deceased The unknown hetrs dev sees legatees d si r butees adm n str ators and executor s We sell retatl & who lesale• I an y of Carr e Hens haw Spec a we lcome to al l Deceased The unknown hetrs dev sees lega tees drst r butees dea ler s• Follow the crowd adm n st r ator s and execu tor s Frtday evenmg Sept 29th r an y of M ldr ed Thompson 1u s. t off th e Pomeroy De cease d The unknown he rr s M iddl eport By pass on old dev isees legatees d st r but ees Rl 7 at Laure l Cllf admrn1stra tors and executors t any ot Dor ot hy D evol SaleSiarlsat7 lOp m Decei:lsed Th e unknown he rs dev sees legatees d st r•butees adm n strator s. and execu tors f any of Nora Howard Deceased The unknown hetrs dev rsecs legatees drst r butees adm tn strato r s and execu tor s tl any of Mary Sm l h Roll ns Deceased and The unknown hetrs de\'tsees l ega tees d sir butecs admm strator s f any of and execu tors Harr son Rollms aka Har r son Rawl ngs Deceased wrll take not ce tha t on the 78th day of July 19 72 a Compla nt was W1ndow filed tn the Common Pleas A1r Cond1t1oners Court Of Me gs Count y Oh o Ca se No 15 113 wher etn you Hot Water Healers ha ve been named defendants In the prayer of the Com pla nt Plumbmg Platntllf demands th at ht s n teres! m satd real es ta te may be Electncal Work set off to h m n severalty and for part 1 on at sa td r eal estate accord ng to th e respec t ve r ghts of the part1es hereto and m case pa r ltlton ot satd real estate cannot be made wtthout manifest n ur y to the va ut::, th ereof th en that sad rear 992 2448 estate may be adllldged to one or more of the parltes to th s Pom eroy 0 sur t upon elect on as provtded by law then th at sa d rea l estate may be sold acco rd ng to taw fre e and clear trom all the clatms n ghts and tntcrest s of all the pa r t1es to lhts sur t P lamhff further prays that each of sa d Defendan ts may be r equired to set up whatever claim or claims n ght or r ights Interest or r'l terest s each of !he m ha s tn and to satd rea l estate or be for ever barred fr om as se rt n g same And fu r th er Pia tnt ff prays for other prop er reltef The real esta te ts Sunday descr bed as follows The followrng descrrbed real estate srtu ate m the VIllage of a.m. Pomero y M ergs Coltnty Oh o Tr act No 1 W1fh Evangelist Being part of Lot No 6 on Prospec t Hrll rn sa d Ctty and n John Elsw1ck Fra c hon No 17 beg nn ng on Carol ne St r eet at th e Nor tnwest corne r of a 101 sold to John M St vers thence w tt sad Strt:!el N 88 deg West 100 feet the nce Solllh 2 Deg West 100 te et thence Sou th 88 Deg East parall el w th Ca rol ne St r eet 100 fee l to lot of sa d John M Str vers thence w th th e In e of sa rd Sltvers lot 100 feet be ng the ho use and lot formerly owned by wm R St vers Tra ct No 2 Yn11 F1re All of Lot Numb er Frve (51 n S W Po neroy s Add ton to th e or Fear You' re af1re Crty of Pomeroy rn Fra ctron No 17 Town No 2 Range 13 Save or afra 1d and eKcept 100 feel square ott of It e North end of sard Lot No S Sunda y School- 9 lOA M Tra ct No 3 Worsh1p-IO 45 AM Begtnntng at the Southwest Y011ng Peo p\e- 6 30 PM corne r of Lot No F ve on Prosp ect Ht I n S W Evemng Wars hl p-7 30 PM Po meroy s Add 1 on to sa td Ctly ol Pom eroy th ence North 7 Deg East 206 feet t~ence Nort h 88 Deg West 100 teet Thence S o u l~ 2 Deg West 103 fee t thence Sou l~ 70 Oeg 40 Employment Wanted East along the Nor th s de of a forty foo t street 104 tee t to place HO USE WORK 170' 2 Of b~g nn ng Sav ng and ex Mulberr y Pomeroy bottom cept Jng coi:ll and other apar tment downstar r s m nerals the rrgh t to mrne sa me w lhout encumbr ance lo 9 29 4tc the surface and all way s and r 9h i S o f way s along any .,., -~, mrnera l seam her eby reserved Reference Deed Vol 75 Page 118 Deed Records M ergs County Oh10 You are r equ red to answer th e c ompla 1nt wtthtn twenty etght days after the l ast lll pubi JC al lon of lh .s nollce "fo. liiVIIo name v by nol later than the 27th day of November 1972 or ludgrn ent by default w 11 be rende~cd agamsl you Evelyn Lu cke Clerk of Cou r ts Metgs County Oh1o Hayman's Auction "HEll" HEATING & COOLING ARNOLD BROTHERS Gospel Time Broadcast WMPO 1390 only Second place shooter s get free shot rn next mat ch Assort ed meats Ractne Gun Club r~~~rE~n[ -;: ==::..::.---====-"1 We falk to JOU like pe...... WMP0/1390 Crow Crow & Porter Attorneys for Pia nt ff 19) 15 22 19 110) 6 13 20 27 "' 1)N YOUR DIAL 1972 APACHE EAGLE fold up 9 29 lip - - - -- - TO PARENTS of ch 1ldren Poles tran sported to sc hool over m y pr vale pr opert y are no t 1nsured unf tl Sa t 1s bur y Trustees obfarn easements from the unders gned Hugh Le1 fh etf Chrome dtnelte se t S20 Ph one lj192 3668 before 2 p m or al ter 6 p m 7 PC Maxmum Dtameter 10" on 9 29 3\p ------- Largest REDUC E excess flu -:ls w lh FLUIDE X $169 - LOSE WEI GHT w!l h Dex A D1el 9 28 lfp 5 End DEIJVERED Better Buys Now On TO OHIO nst ructron by gr aduat e of Ctnc1nnal 1 Conservator y of Mu stc Phone Phone 992-2689 PometO¥, Oh10 Heart Ch urc h A ud d ortu m Pomeroy Oc tober 2nd an d Jrd 9 a m to J p m 9 28 ltc 3 FAMI L Y Yard Sale a t Letart Fa I s b es de Melh odt st Church Fnday and Sunday r arn or sh 1e Wanteo To Buy 9 28 3\c WANTED - Old upn gh l p ano!'> grand p anos old pump orga ns Any con d1l on Pa y1ng $10 each Wr te g v ng d r ec h ons Wt lien P ano Co Box 128 Sar dts Oh o 439d6 9 29 61p GALLI POL IS reS!denl wants to YARD and basement sale Sept 291h B. lOih 9 am IJI I dar k bu y a bustn ess W1 ll buy bu stness and property or bus •n ess w rt h lease Cal! Gall tpol1s 44 6 4408 Cl ar r Gtles r es rden ce 1 m1le North of Wolf Pen Store on State Route 143 9 20 12t c 9 27 31c YARD Sale Thursday Fn day and Saturd ay on La~kr n St Ru t and 9 27 3t c Fr~da~ an d ay frrstathome Dou rSa esrturd den ce on gla 1ghts ttl Syracuse gorng north also have outs1de clock Oaylon O LD Furn lure oak tab les beds or compl e te househo ld s Wrrte M 0 Mt l ler Rl 4 Pomeroy Oh o Call 992 6271 6181\c ~=========, MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 992 2176 V IR GI NIA s Beaut y Sa lon on Success Road between Tup pers Pla1ns and Long Bott om Open 6 days some even r gs Phon e 667 30111 Opera tor Vtrg 1nra Hay man 9 14 lOic wr gs more new products co m1ng soon For lr ee demonstr at on phone 992 5113 wanted responsr bl e party to tak e over sp net pt ano Easy terms Can be seen local ly Wnle Credli Manag er 46176 $ WOMAN to ltve rn w1 fh el der ly lady good sa lary room and board phone 992 5397 or 992 5187 9 29 Jtc Per Hundred Pounds 1973 TRAILERS and ca mpers tn stock ~ l o r serv tce - qua li ty and pnce vls tl Camp Conley Starcra fl Sales Rt 62 N of PI Pl easan l behmd Red Carpet Inn Afler lhey are Hulled n Crows Steak Hou se Excelsior 9 29 6lc SaH Works, Inc. REGISTERED PHYSICAL THERAPIST Salary Negollable Good fnnge benefits Apply Immediately Contact W S Lucas, Personnel Department Veterans Memonal Hospital Pomeroy, Oh1o P 0 Box 267 992 6385 FU RNI SHED l room apart men ! prtvate ent ran ce ca r peted phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 9 24 lfc 12 FT WIDE mobile home 2 bedroom gas heat a~r condr t roned phone 949 2261 J OR 6 room basemen t n ce call 771 5141 FOR YOUR heallh s sake eal organ tca ll y gr own tomatoes B Out senberry ha s large ones IOc pound at the old Pos t Off ce butldmg Syracuse OhiO JUST TAKE N IN Singer Sewing Ma chrne Wtll se ll for small balance of Sl6 21 or payments ma y be arranged Phone 992 5ll1 9 7 lfc - - ------ REGISTERED NURSES WANTED Staff and Supervisory Salary Negollable Good frmge benef1ts . Apply 1mmed1ately. Contact W S Lucas, Personnel Depart ment Veterans Me mona I Hosp1tal Pomeroy, Oh1o -------. SMALL tra1ler 10 m1les nor th of Pomeroy Ideal for couple $65 a mon lh Phone 992 7479 9 29 tfc Rarnb ow Va lley and Snowballs '" the Rock ies ISacred) Our Lord God Phys1c1an and God s Sweel Love Spe<lafl Pick up your recordtng now at Bill & Lees 2 ROOMS unfurn 15 hed evenmgs 992 3429 FJi zpalnck Stat e 9 29 lie PT PLEASA NT condrt 10n new pam! afler 6 p m 992 140 1 phone 675 2372 8 30 ftc 5 ROOMS 8. balh 1 story block house gas forc ed arr fu rnace 4 acre lot Rt 7 & Old Chester 9 25 6\p 1969 HONDA Scrambler 175 cc 9 16 Sic 1967 BELVE DE RE Plymouth 4 chas New MeKrco S2975 No down No rn terest S2S permo l or 119 mas Va cal on Para dise Fr ee Brochure Ranchos Lake Conhas Box 2001D D Alameda Ca l• forn a 94501 8 29 lOip 9 29 lfc 1977 CHEVR OLET TRU CK Ph 992 5542 9 28 lie 5 ROOM hou se doub le ga r age double lo t Ander son St ree t Mason W Va phone 1 304 771 5606 TWO homes lor sale 1 m rlc N orth of Ea stern H1gh Sch ool bot h have bath and a half 4 bedrooms butll n k l chens and wall Ia wal l 9 17 121c 9 2d 61c Real Estate For Sale carpel call 985 1598 11 91 See Bob or Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 after 7 p m or phone 992 5232 marquees aluminum "sldln{ and ratl rng ·A Jacob, sales representat rve For free est1mates phone Charlo• L1sle Syracuse, V Johnson and Son Inc call Music Center at BRW Hard war e Bldg Pomeroy Ohro 9 29 31p on ly S1 50 save SOc -------9 24 61c 2 BEDROOM house kitchen and bath partly furnished MAPLE Slereo ra dio com Adulls on ly Phone 992 7126 bina l,on AM FM rad io 4 speaker sound syslem 4 r.: . speed automatic changer 3 A~O 4 RvvM furnished a'iftl se parote controls Belance unfurn ished, apartments $78 29 Use our budgellerms 'hone 992 543.4 Call 992 7085 4 12 tfo 9 2461c V 3 2 tf11 ~---:-:::-~-::-:::---;;:: • ~E WING MACHINES i<epalr, servltA! all makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Authorized Smger Sales and $ervrce We Sharpen Scls1ors 3!9 He chmg serv tce top sorl drrt lim es tone B&K caval ng fill Ex Phone 992 5167 D1ck Karr Jr 9 1 lfc WI L L C UT or t r•m trees reasonabl e also clean out basements at l1 cs and cellars phone 949 3221 8 29 30tc 0 bELL WHEEL allgnmenl loc• ted at Crossroads Rt 114 Complete fronl end service tune up and brake service Wheels b•lanced Iron ica lly All elec work guaranteed R-;~~-:nnahh• rat es Ph one 742 3232 or 992 3113 r u nc READY MIX de l l v~red CONCRETE right lo )'OUr pro 1eet Fast and easy Free esllmales Phone 992 32U, Goeg lem Re ody Mfx Co M1ddl epor t Oh 1o 6 30 "' Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. -Broker 110 Mechamc Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 WORKING MANS SPECIAL POME ROY - Large 8 room house w1th 5 bedrooms bdth and n1 ce kilchen Front and ba ck porches Full basement On ly $7 50000 MIDDLEPORT LARGE HOME PLUS - A large one story bu ld ng .t0x 70 1•. acres of level land 4 bedroom home 1 h bath s modern krtchen wall to wall carpetin g Ask1ng only $23 000 00 COUNTRY HOME 2 BEDROOMS- Balh enclosed porch garage Level Lol Pl atns wa ter On ly S4 000 00 38EDROOMS ROUTE JJS - An older home that can be renova ted tn to a com f or tabl e place Has a large lot Give us a good offer WHAT A DEAL 3 BEDROOMS - Modern home SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph «64782 Gallipolis John Russell Owner & operalor ~ 12 tfc C BRADFORD Auclloneer Complele Service Phone 949 3821 Racine' Ohio Crltl Bradford 5 l He ~---,--- 3 BEDROOMS - Nrce k1tc hen br £."akfa sf nook uhl 1f y room carpehng and paneling Old lash ron bath Concr et e fron t por ch Nice yard f~replace {mod ern) and 4 room block bu1ldmg lor a busmess on Rt 7 busrness loop Askmg only $25 000 00 for both bath 16l ACRES 2 HOUSES - Plenty of pasture and huntmg land All BACKHOE AND DOZER work' Sepl1c lanks inslalled Geora< 1.81'11) Pull inS Phone 9<1? 7A7A =SEPT IC tanks cleaneo HELEN L TEAFORD ASSOCIATE NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS CLELAND REALTY 608 E Mam St 2 12 tti AUTOMOBILE Insurance lieen cancelled? Losl your opera lor s llce,.,e? Call m 2966 --'---,--- 615 He -- Mobile Homes For Sale 1971 LIBERTY Mob1\e Hom, 651< 12 3 bedrooms P/2 baths nalura l gas heat S5500 only 1ved n s monlhs Phone 992 3903 9 28 6f c 1965 ATLAS mob1\e home 5C • 10 2 bedroom fronl k1lchen excel le nt con dlt 1on , phone 985 1555 992 3325 HOUSE 1n Long Bottom phone 985 3529 6 II lfc vulr ... - ----;---- 97 A'RES EASTERN SCHOOL DI STRI CT - Hil l farm for beel minerals NOW ONLY 519 500 00 CALL AND HAVE A LOOK AT ONE OF THESE SOME AREA REAL BARGAIN OTHERSAGOODBUY THEN LI ST WITH US• FOR BEST RE SULTS 4 25 tfc Sanltatlon Slewart Ohio Pn 662 J035 M mera ls 2 ho uses 3 spr ing s a farm ponds Several burld1ng s Good gravel road school and marl routes ca ttle 8 room modest home with modern bath furnace and sem1 moder n kitchen 40 acres of meadow All grey fmlsh Good 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, alr· -·'4200 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, a1r •• •'4000 70 Chev. Impala 4 Dr., V-8, auto. ....... '1995 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., a1r ..... ... .. '1995 Coin Show At OU Inn trucks and low boy for hire 9 24 6tc 8 Y OWNER pr ce reduced for qu ck sa le owner leav mg stal e 3 bedr otJm house l 1v1ng r oorn d ntng r oom ktfchen .:u d ba th full basement gas fur nace Chester water on good blacktop r oad smal l barn and ft sh pond phone 843 rad1o OPEN EVES. 1:00 P Ill "'PMEROV, OHIO haul fill dirt, lop so1l Dump door sedan wr l h 318 engtne phone 992 2178 t~res $1995 automatrc power Pomeroy Motor Co. $5 500 phone 992 1874 DOZER and back hoe work 8 29 lfc pond s and sept c tanks d1t good OUT OF STATE IDEAL 5 AC RE RANCH Lake Con cal l -----phone 992 7016 6 room house 1 h ba ths re cr eal ror r oom new bu11t1n kr tc hen must se ll leav 1ng town Day s phone 9 92 3502 even 1ng s Or Rout e 68ljl Auto Sales 1970 VOLKSWAGEN 9 266tp A1r Cond1t1oners •Awnmgs • Underpmnmg Complete mQblle ATHENS - A quarter of a mllhon dollars worth of Collis and paper currency 1s expecred to be on display and for sale at the second annual Hockmg Valley Com Club show from 9 am to 6 p m Sunday at the Oh1o Umvers1ty Inn The show, open to the public w1th out charge, w11l offer a w1de vanety of fore1gn and Umted States comage mcludmg gold collls The club plans to g1ve away un c ~r c ulatcd s1lver dollars every hour of the show plus a grand pnze of a gold com F1fteen out of town com dealers hav e r eservations ror thts event to buy sell and trade collectors 1terns Dealers wtll also do evaluatiOns free on Items presented to them b) the public The orgamzahon JUst three yea rs old, has expenenced a healthy growth It now mcludes a large number of Jlllllor collec tors under 16 years old Ga ry Ph1lhps pres1den1, sa1d lh1s w1ll be the only show scheduled lh1s year by the club Free souvemr wooden mckels an d com newspapers w1ll be offered to all guesls Recorders Dine at Inn A d1nner mee tm g of D1str~ ct 3 of the Oh10 Recorders Assn was held Wednesday mght at the Me1gs Inn hosted by Me~gs Co unty Recorder Eleanor Robson and Deputy Lomse Hemes A red white and blue color scheme was ca med out m the table decoratiOns Door pnzes were won by Mary K Easler and Rex Zollinger Group smg1ng was led by John Ltsle A meeting followmg dmner held 1n the recorder s off1ce was prestded over by Hazel Yeatls, Clr clevllle, dlstr1ct presiden t Attendm g were Robert W1se, rec order Newark Rex Zollinger, recorder Lancaster, and Deputy Mary Wolf Jea n Hankins and Bomta Hilton, depu11es of Galllpohs office Mr and Mrs Harold Hanes Portsmouth (Mr Hanes ~~ re corder ) Hazel Yeatts ' Seven Guests At Rush Party Debbie Buck Karen McGraw, Bessie Sylves ter, Sandy Sargent, Darla Hawley Barbara Logan and Ed1th Zirkle were guests at the annual rush party of the Ohw Eta Ph1 Chaprer of Bela S1gma Ph1 Sorority Tuesday mght at the Middleport Church of Chnst Costumes for the party wh1ch earned out the storybook character theme were Judged Game pmes went to Nancy Pr1sner and Lynn Kitchen The program consisted of a song by Judy Werry Texanna Well, and Lynn Kitchen , a Dr Seuss story carry mg out the theme of the party, read by Jenmfer Anderson, dulcimer selections by Jenmfer Sheels, and group slngmg of 'Young at Heart" by the 1971-72 pledges Refreshmenls of sandwiches, frmt salad and punch were served IN HOSPITAL Mrs Nellle Eblin, Mulberry Ave , PomeroV: IS reported to be In satisfactory condition at Holzer Medical Center Her room nuinber 1s 417 for those wishing to send her cards deputy recorders Florence D Belts, Mary K Easrer Bar bara J Lanmap and Glenna J Ray Duley Holbrook, recorder Lawrence County and a guest, Oakley C Collins M1ss Robson and Mrs Hemes 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std.......... . 11295 69 Ponbac Bonnev1lle 2 Dr. H.T., a1r ••••• 11695 68 Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, a1r.... , ••••• 11695 68 Dodge Charger 2 Dr., H.T., V-8 auto. 1395 68 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan ................... '1295 68 Ford Fa1rlane 2 Dr. H.T., V-8 auto...... '895 66 Oldsmobile 88 4 Dr. H.L. ............. 7 ROOM house and I acre of 1795 64 Olds 88 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto. .. -...... '295 land 992 12S9 ) 'BEAUTIFUL INSIDE' This cozy little home has two nice bedrooms, wall to wall carpeting a ni ce kitchen with dlnmg bar plus many other features - COME AND SEE THIS GENUINE BARGAIN IN MID OLE PORT- only $12 500 00 "VACANT INSIDE" Paint Nails a little plum bing and a good stroog arm ca n tran sform thi s two bedroom house rnto a n ice home or good rental EXCELLENT LOCATION IN MIDDLEPORT- only $3 900 00 "WHY YOU SHOULD LIST WITH US" First We can sell your house fa sl Second We have many buyers waiting for the right l oc ated on Portland Bashan Road Can be seen by appo\ ntmenl See George Holter at Mmersvli\e, Ohio 9 25 6tc MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Wuhlntt•n Blvd 413 7521 BELPRE, 0 8 ROOM house and bath, nice large lot nalural gas, bu1ll In cablne ls '" k1fchen Close lo I. L rad•o station In Bradbury CAS'l paid lor •II mal<oi enll Phone 992 2602 models of mobile hornea, 9 29 l21c Phone area code 614 42~ - - - ------ - __:l__t- Big Clplclly Mlylilg Automatics 2 speed operation Choice of wate r temps Auto water level control L lnt F liter or Power Fin A;ltator Ptrm1 Preu Moyfog HIIO of Heat Dryers Surrountt clothtl with gentle even heel No nolspoto house Third We are mterested In your wellare, and your right to fair lreatment WE HAVE MANY OTHER PROPERTIES CALL TODAY HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR PHONE 992 2259 ,_ - no F lne ov!rdrvlng Mesh Lint FIller Wt Spotllllzeln MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~::~:.. 741 -4211 1 Atnold Grate Rutland $ill '65 RAMBLER WAGON, 9 pass, 6 cyl, auto trans , n1ce clean car $495 '62 CHEV CORVAIR 95, P1ckuptruck $395 '64 CH EV IMPALA Super sport converf1ble V 8 auto SJ9S ----------- ------------· YOUR CHOICE FOR 63 Cadillac 4 Door, full power, a1r ........ '595 New '73 Cadillac and Olds NOW ON DISPLAY Karr & Van Zanclt You II L1k.e Our Qual1ly Way of Domg Busmess 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Untrl 6 0()-T1l 5 PM Sal USED CAR SALE We must sell 20 used cars next week. We are loaded wtth good Trade-Ins on 1973 Butck, Pontiac, & GMC. Lowest Prices on Good Used Cars. 1972 Elc 225, 4 dr H T Gold w1fh vmyl top, power wm dows , power seals, ANI& F M rad1o, a1r cond Just lrke new Sold new for $6380 00 Pnced Now 54995 1971 Dodge Cornet 4 dr Sed Loca l one owner P S p B '62 '63 '63 '64 Plymouth Valiant, 2 dr H T, V 8, auto Bu1ck LaSabre, 4 dr H T Bu1ck 4 dr H T Pont1ac Grand Pnx, 2 dr H T (Real mce runnmg cars) ------------------------'62Chev.llauto.,6cyl '61 Mercury Comet,6 cyl auto $150 $ISO vrnyl top, factory a1r 22 5tl1 m1!es on this mce c lean, one owner Priced to sell $2595 1970 Chev Malibu 4 dr sed V8 auto P S P B vinyl top loca l one owner new Bu1ck trade In Priced R1ghl S1895 Two 1970 Ford Prckvp one J;,. auto P S P B radio cus tom cab camper Spec1al & one 1/ 2 ton V 8 long wheel base P S Both local one owners low mileage Both priced to sell S229l & $1198 Two 1969 0\ds 4dr H T Delta 885 auto, P S P B rad1o B. vinyl fops Bolh real low m1\eage Both local one owners Two of the cleanest Olds 10 town Must see to Local Artists in Resort Shows PT PLEASANT - Begm mng Salurday Shad) Waters Cam pmg Resort loca ted 10 m1les south of Pomt Pleasant on W Va Route 2 will hos t membe s of the West V1rg1 ma Arhsts and Craflsmen Gmld each Saturday afternoon through !Xtober 28 Each of these arllsls has exh1b1ted at Ripley arls and Crafls Fa1r at Cedar Lakes and other fa1rs m West V1rgm1a Arllsls parllclpatmg m !hts se ncs will be demonstratmg their techmques and most of the works bemg displayed w1ll be for sale The public 1s cordially mv1ted each Saturday afternoon Seprember 30, Harley Burns of Mason County Will be demonstratmg wood carvmg One of h1s most umque accompllshmenls 1s flower petal carvmgs One of Mr Burns' wood carvmgs an Amencan eagle, has been used very successfully as a pattern by Central Industnes Seprember 30, Mrs Juamta Bresenham of Mason County wlll demonstrate pottery makmg The f1rst Saturday 1n IX Iober, Mr and Mrs Walden Roush Will be demonstratmg lap1dary art On !Xtober 14, H R Ba1ley of Ravenswood, espe<:tally known for h1s landscape paintings w1ll be the guest of Shady Waters Cam pmg Resort !Xtober 21, Blll Reed of Parkersburg, w1ll be demonstrating wood carvmg Among his many varied handcrafted Items are rocking horses for children and wool sculpturmg Also October 21 the Brohard Sisters, Arlene .lind Lmda Lou of Brohard W Va w1ll demonstrate the a11s of portrait sketch1n g and of crochetmg October 28 Mrs Elwanda Icard of Mason Count) w1ll demonstrate the makmg of hand craft ed stools of Ru sh Split, Basketweave and Sea Grass The last Saturday afternoon Mrs Carl lrvtn of Mason County wlll be demonstratmg pollery shapmg and glaz1ng Plans are bemg made for s11rnng applebuller and lor a demonstratiOn of anllque niles by Mr Paul F1tzgerald Sporllng Goods on one of the Saturdays durmg October In case of mclcment weather pa rllc1patmg artists w1ll be u11hzmg lhe A frame Dnft wood R ec reation Ce nter loca ted on the ca mpgrounds In Mtchigan to Attend Wedding Mrs Elmer Kautz and her son Dale Kautz Pomeroy Route 3 are m Monroe M1ch ' the' where they w1ll attend wedd1ng of M1ss Sharon Sw1dersk1, granddaughter of Mrs Kautz to Mr Steven Cook of Denver Colo M1ss Sw1dersk1 1s the daughter of Mrs John Sw1dersk1 the former Grace Kautz and the late Mr Sw1dersk1 The weddmg w11l be held tomg ht at the St Marys Cathohc Church A receptwn wtll follow al the Northwood V1lla m Monroe Wh1le m M1ch1ga n, Mrs Kautz and Dale w1ll v1s1t w1th Mrs Mmme Stoltenberg of T1pton Iowa s1ster of Mrs Kautz SUNDA V VISITORS Sunday v1s1iors of Mr and Mrs John Beaver, Nye Ave Pomeroy were Mr an d Mrs Ke1th Curhs and Gayla Lee of Syracuse Mr and Mrs Denms Sm1th and Ralph Eugene and Mr and Mrs John C Beaver TREES PLANTED J D and Doug, Pomeroy ' Japanese trees were planred at the Monday mght meetmg of RETURNED HOME !he Sunbonnet G1rls held at the Ruth Ann Fry, f1ve year old home of Kenda Braun, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mulberry He1ghts Members James Fry , was returned home reported an arrangement of Thursday from lhe Pleasant chrysanthemums furmshed by Valley Hosp1tal, Pomt Mrs John Terrell had been Pleasant , where she was taken to Paula E1chmger who confined for trea tment of an 1s rec uperatmg at home mner ear mfec Uon followmg surgery at Chlldren's COMMUNION DAY Hosp1tal A get-well card was World W1de Commumon s1gned by all Atrendmg were Sunday Will be observed at Jamie Johnson, Kenda Braun, both the Mtd,dleport and Lmda Kovalc~1k, Mana Lega r, Anna W1les, Elame Barnhart, Syracuse Umted Presbyterian Churches at worship serv1ces and Lmda Rosenbaum Sunday hQme 'display ot mobile homes always available at '71 DODGE CORONET CUSTOM, 4 dr Sedan. faclory a1r P S, P B , i1 000 actual miles $2595 ' 11 MERCURY COMET, 2 dr sedan, auto, 6 cy l Green w1lh vmyl top, 4 new l1res 51795 '69 DODGE POLARA SOO, 2 d1 H T, factory a1r full power $1595 '68MERCURY CYCLONE 390,2 dr H T , V 8, auto trans $995 '63 CADILLAC, 4 dr H T, factory a1r, full power SS9S 68 VOLKSWAGEN G T, auto sf1ck shift Real sharp $995 '67 MERCURY Colon1al Park, 9 passenger wagon factory a 1r Full power $895 '66 FALCON,2 DR 6cyl , standard trans, l1ke MW 1 serv rce .... plu s gigantic Pomeroy 9 17 12\p 1 ROOMS parl!ally furn iShed'" FOUR beauf1fu l songs by John Moh ler on 45 r P m Action 9 10 tf c M ddleport call 992 1173 9 29 2tp Records No ACI04lA IC&Wl - budge I lerms Cal 992 7085 9 24 61c 9 28 lfc 9 27 6tc 8 TRACK STEREO fre1ghl damaged In beautiful wa ln ul console Wil l sell tor Sl01 5C or house bath pay Sl 50 per week Phone 992 yard Mason 5331 9 7 lfc 9 29 2tp ------- - STEREO r ocker conso le 4 speed mterm xed changer du al vo lu me contr ol 4 sp ea ker so und sys tem beaut1 f ul hand r ubbed Walnut f nt sh Balan ce $66 34 Use our power brakes facto..-y air white wall Dozer & End loader work ponds, basemenf , land scap1ng We have 2 lilt dorers 2 s1ze loaders Work done by hour or contnct Free Estimates We also auct roneer '- 985 3944 Albert H1 ll Racme hand Th1s Chrrstmas 72 CA LL Margaret Fortune 949 5414 or Barbara Lambert 446 3411 9 27 61 c ------- gang helprng L Smlih Exec I 0 'Mac 2 B E DROOM tra tl er adults on ly located on Old 33 phone Earn money and Green Stamps San ta Claus a auc1 on Fnday Oct 13 and Sat Oct 14 begmnrng at 10 a m each day Wrll sel l lhe per sonal properl y o l th e tal e Els1e 0 Sm tih Blackburn at the res1den ce at 205 Lasley St tn Pomer oy 0 Th 1s I S a ver y large sale of household ftnd arlt que rtems See paper on Sun day Oc t 8 for li st Theo For Rent 72 G ve grown ESTATE AUCT ION Two day McCoy So 101n our Playhouse Par ty too 992 3891 Pomeroy Oh1o HE LP WANTED Toy Coun selors Sant a Claus 1usl told me some thrng to tel l you Her s very busy l hts Cnns tmas home 1286 Paul Sayre Porlland 01•o Great Bend Road Rt ll8 9 28 6tc Start Buymg Octobe r 2 1972 person POTATOES Kennebec s and Iri sh Cob bi er s fresh supply available lht s week and next Ca l l 843 9 26 tfc apply phone 949 J2 11 9 29 2tp 9 29 71c Help Wanted CARHOP wan ted 0 steenng $10 000 H1 llon Wolf e SEE US FOR Awnings srorh1 • 8151\c l Sa les man Racme Ohro doors and wmdows c.arports 5443 Box 276 Shelbyvil le lndrana 8 17 lfc 1507 fl 1969 FORO LTO Coupe 390 V8 eng1ne 3 speed USED CAR SALE USEO CARS $1995 Hardtop coupe V 8 engine automatiC tran smtss1on power steer ing & brakes whtte f inish black vinyl top vinyl inten or wh1te wall t rres like new rad1o EARlH MOVING CONSOLE PIANO BUL LDOZE R farm t racto r wdh equ pment phon e 742 Your Walnuts Will be Hulled Free of Charge and We Will Pay You KOSCOT KOSMETICS and Pomeroy sept c tank Get Klean Em Alt Sept c Ta nk Cleaner Lan dmark Farm Bureau Pomeroy 9 29 ltc TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER OHI O Ra --1 ne area 6 r oo ms utrl ty room bath 2 s tory fr ame n1ce coun try home 94 acre lot $12 800 Rac tle 5 r oom s ut1l1ty r oom bat h 2 story home large lot a ll downsta ir s f loor s It led n1ce hall way and sta rrs Rd DON T pump your slug giSh WALNUTS 9 27 lip POODLE pupp1es S1lver Toy ·~=-------:-­ Bnng Your Unhulled conta ner5 for sa le Dorothy Douglas phooe 992 2266 --~~- Phone W lkesvll le 669 1785 8 lO lfc 1- No SO lnternallonal Chopper 1- lnternallonal Corn P1cker 1- New Idea Corn P1cker i- Woods Brush Hog i- 504 International Overhauled Tractor l- No i6 lnternat1ona I Chopper organ s d shes clocks brass SP INET Scales plast c '' lb and 1 lb 8 fur nr shed tra iler 2 bedroom bath good trres $1 200 Reynold s F lower Shop M ason W Va 773 5147 9 27 6\ p c hard s All '" good runnmg cond1llon On Old Rt. 33 RUMMAGE SALE at Sacred Real Estate For Sale INE - 10 room house l YOUNG male Beegle dogs an d RAC bath basement garage two 1 regrstered blue l1 ck coon ots Phone 949 4313 dog Phone 949 4761 4 5 tfp 9 25 6t c ----GEORGE S HOBSTETTER 22 x 8 FURNISHED lra1l er JR REAL ESTATE good condrl1 on S800 1 - 32 x BROK ER POMEROY 1970 FORO GALAX IE SOO 69 Chev. BIS. For Sale APPLES USED FARM EQUIPMENT PAL1£T CO. 9 28 121c AI 9 28 lie 6.00 Per Ton 9 29 lip also r fi e m a t c hcs opens ghtson ly Forked Run Sportsman Club Sunday October I 12 noon 9 28 31c HOLl STE IN COWS mtlk1ng Homer M C r cle Rac1ne 0 Phone 9d9 2177 5 S 1 98 at Nelson GARAG E Sa le 52095 Factory air cond1tlonmg V 8 engine automalic trans mi ssi on power steering power brakes good wh 1te side walls many more extras Whtle f in ish black vinyl roof Priced to mover For Free Estimate PHONE 992-2550 606 E Ma tn Pomeroy 0 Parkv1ew Kenne ls Phone 992 ----.~-,..~ ' cam per Inc ludes spare li re canopy an d plastt c storm w1ndow Tra ler h as been 'll. tr ed for electr c 3 out ets Excell ent cond h on $625 Ca ll !i97 581 5 after 5p m 9 28 31c WANTED CHIPWOOD n Mrddl eporl October 2nd & 3r d 9 a m till 4 p m GUN SHOOT Pt,o.,,.. 997 2181 Wanted RUMMAGE Sa e 1n Coals Bldg 992 3825 POMEROY "P.· Jack W Carsey Mgr . 21c ------- 11:15 to 11:45 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 29 9 Pomeroy All kmd s all s1zes for men , women young men boys and gtrls Hurry to 6:if opener'' 5 Monday lhru Salurday MOTORS. INC. Ph 992 2174 Buy 2 Pa1rs and Get1 PAIR FREE The Daily Sentinel 1 p m Factory choked guns ORGA N SPECIAL PHONE 992 2156 GUN Shoot Sunday October 1 ca psu es Drug 3849 Hartford, W. Va. GILES REALTY BELPRE OHIO 413 6063 BE Shasta like new Phone lj185 Chiton and Two new homes - 4 bedroom and 5 bedrooms Don t mr ss th1s chance to see these Everythmg you could want 10 a home Pn ce S22 900 00 and S32 600 00 See you Sunday TRAIN TO 1970 DODGE POLARA ~ _'!_ 7_3_0ic }:__,.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=::;--;:==~===~===l;=========={ CO AL L mestone Exce ls1or EXPERT •ROOFING Sal t Wor ks E Matn St 06001 Tel 1 (203) 671 ld55 Pomeroy Phone 992 389 1 ALSO BOOK ING PAR TIES Wheel Alignment •HEATING 9 1 ftc 4 12 lfc ePLUMBING From th e largest Bulldozer Rad ra tor to On Mo:l~~~~an Cars eCARPENTR Y CARRIERS I SOME SAY DISCOUNT' Sma llest Heater Core Nalhan B1ggs We Say II sOur - GUARANTEED•SPOUTING WANTED Radtator Spec1ahst Phone 992 2094 SLACKS IN Pomeroy Home & Auto •PAINTING SMilH NELSON REGULATIONS Th e Pub lishe r reserves the r ight to ed 1 or r e ee l any ads deem ed ObJecl anal The msert on Motor Co. Business Services CAMP IN G TRA IL ER 16 Toy s & Gifts now thru December w tlh the oldest Toy Party Plan rn the Country Ht ghes t co mm1ssrons No Cush Outlay Call or wrtle Santa s Pa rt es Avon Ct Day of Pub I cat ion for For Sale Poiiii'OJ the action is here By PROF. ED WALLEN RIO GRANDE - Southeastern Ohio That's where the action JS' Search the state of Ohio for what's happening In the wonderful world of education and you soon get tile feeling that it IS all happening right here The public schools are doing exclUng lhings Con&der the follow1ng examples - The Meigs County Schools are Involving themselves In a new curriculum concept as the attempt to offer courl!eS and programs related to the new emphasis of mining In the area -The Wellston City Schools are Wldertaking a study concerning the legal rights and responslbUIUes of students In Galllpolls, an Innovative program for the prHChool child Is getting off the grOWld -In the field of special education, the school systems of the area are part of the Eleven-County Services to Handicapped Children consortium trying to develop JII'OIIrlllll for handicapped younplerl 1-Gallla and Jackson counties have many and vaned efforts belllg made begun to get the Vocational School and opportW11bes being created for underway Already Vmton County has learnmg m the area become part of the Joint Vocational To be sure, some of the programs District An option has been taken on have bu1lt-m problems Not all1s gomg tile land and the ball is rolllng perfectly There 1s a great need to m- The Holzer nursmg program has form the public about some programs enrolled the largest class ever as There are people opposed to some of studenls from outside the area jom what IS llappemng There are those who those from the area In taking ad- favor what is happemng and who are vantage of an outstanding nursing . pushmg for b1gger and better thmgs education program The point Is -RIO Grande College IS now Thmgs are happening and w1ll making a full«ale effort to establish a continue to happen In Southeastern CommWllty College for the four~ounty Oh1o The declstons as to what kind of area of Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and things wtll succeed are up to the people VInton COWl ties When completed the of the area To succeed, any college w11l be the only one of its kind educabonal program will need the around support of the people This 1s as 1! - In Jackso11, the Manpower should be program has more applicants than 11 Yes, wonderful things are hapcan handle as adults of the areo show pening m educabon m our area - and eagerne.sa to learn new skills they will continue to happen For sure, THERE IS MORE, much more we can say to the world, "I am from bemg done In education in Southeasrern Southeastern Ohio - where the Ohio Thetle examples serve to show the education acbon IS ' See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel appreciate Only $1695 1969 Ford LTD Ford 2 dr H T auto P S , P B factory RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Only 51595 a1r local one owner 1969 Opel Kadett 2 dr H T yellow wllh black top local one owner 4 speed low mileage Chester, 0 s 1969 Ford F LSOO wagon V 8 auto P S local one owner Come 1n & drrve this n1ce little wagon Low mileage Ph 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 S12 Only $1395 1968 CAD Eldorado all black with black vinyl top This car has everything Cost Sll 000 new New tires real clean I wantto sell this car Only $2195 Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Malllda 1967'sff 0tds, Ponllocs, Bulcks, Dodges, all real tow m1leage Come 10 & make me an offer on some of the M1ller Syracuse , Allee Fmk cleane'St 67's in town Rae me, Earl Clark Reedsville Pr1cey Mae Tackett, Ewmgton, Christy Michael Ra cme Jeffrey Russell, DEALERS WELCOME! Mason , Ke1th Powell Guys POINT PLEASANT vllle Our word IS our bond Desp1te reporls that some DISCHARGED - Robert men m1ght be ge ttmg McNe1l, Beulah Ransom , DON'T FORGO and Jess1e White, Wanda Adams, restless, labor WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL managemen t at Goodyear s Wanda D1llon plant here were unable to Open Evenmgs hll 7 p.m & Sat. Till S p.m. SENTENCE EASED reach a settlement Thursday m Serv1ce to Believe tn Til Noon on Sat CINCINNATI (UPI) - The the four month-old str1ke Thmgs are sbll about the Oh10 Supreme Court Wedsame ' sa1d D L Chnst1an , nesday changed the senrence of presiden t of Local 644 of the convicted murderer Charles E ~ 992-2174 Umtcd Rubber Workers, Broadnax from death to life m lti6i6iil 8u1ck Ponhac , Pa pr1son Broadnax was confoll ow1ng a three-hour bargammg sess10n m nearby VlCred of the April 24 1970 TIHICKS MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO cmnatl of Paul Ke1th of Cin- .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J Gallipolis w1th mana gement slaymg off1c1als Chnshan sa1d he had heard that some of the 492 str1kmg hourly workers were becommg a little disgruntled, ' but I haven t seen anythmg to back Burnmg perm1ts are charge Those who v1olare the Guy V Reuter up those statements ' Sc1pio Township - Wayne required the f~rst day of Oc- code without a pemut may be Among other thmgs the Chase Raymond R Cotterill unwn 1s str~kmg for a wage tober through the month of fmed not more than $200 Edw in Oberhol ze r Myrlle H mcrease h1gher than the four November accordmg to the Restdenls are to read the ln- Stanley Mrs Gath Townsend per cent ra1se that the com ReviSed Code of Oh1o Sec strucUons written on these Kenneth Welsh Sulton Township pany has already offered, as 151)3 20 V1ctor A Bahr, ranger perm11s and burn accordmgly Lawrence Beegle Harold of Shade R1ver D1str1ct Pernuts may be obtained well as recogmtwn of the Carnahan 0 J Gaul Clifford reported from the following Wardens employes as chem1cal Bedford Township - Fred L Morns, Vernon Nease, Edson The code says every person workers The men are now Burson George Carper R V E Roush Mar len Stofer, classed as texble workers, and who shall kmdle or authorize H e1lman, W A King Johr Woodrow T Zwilling the1r pay reflecls !hat status another to kmdle a fire in the Meeks, Richard Sargenl open a1r, ouls1de the lumls of Ernest Wood any c1ty or village or land Chesler Township - George LEGAL NOTICE controlled by any ra1lroad C Genhelmer Mary V Kautz, NOTICE ON FILING company, for the purpose of Wayne S Michael Vercla N OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT burnmg wood, brush, weeds, Stoul Rexal T Summerfield The Slate of Ohio, Meigs grass or rubbiSh of any kmd Ralph Trussell Countv Prob1te Court Columbia Township - Reed To the Executrix of the must secure from the1r local or Jeffers Dorsey Jordan estate to such of the following deputy forest fire warden a Lebanon Township - Ruda as are res idents of the Slate of viz the surv iv ing penmt Durst, Clinton E Johnson Ohio Mr and Mrs Junior Hauber spovse the ne•t or kin the The pemu Is are free of Harold G Roush John R benetl cl artt!'S under the will entertained w1th a birthday Sellers and lo the allorney or attornevs dinner honoring her mother, and Mr and Mrs Howard r ~ present l ng anv or the Lolort Township - Theron aforementioned persons Ruth Larkms, on her birthday Johnson, Eula Wolfe Larkins Ill Portland Milo H M c Dole Deceased Ohve Township - Paul F Lo ng Bottom Ohio Chester Guests were Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Hank Holter Andrews Frank H Blse Township No 20621 Howard Larkins and family of were dinner guests of Mrs are hereby notified that Gordort R Collins Vollle D theYou Inventory PorUand, Mr and Mrs Nor- Hanson Holter Ill Forest Run and Ap Conn C Ed Humphrey pra lstment of the estate of the man Weber and family of Mrs Virgil Wamsley of Willard Pigott Glenna J atoremenllontd deceased , lite Tuppers Plains, Mr and Mrs of sa1 d County was flied In this Cheshire was an overnight Sanders Court Said Inventory and David Dailey and daughter and guest Ill Mr and Mrs Dorael Orongo Township - Harold Appra1stment w ill be tor Fred Larkins Barnhart Paul G Buckley hear ing before th is Court on the Larkins Dorothy Robinson James R 2nd day of Oc tober l9n at Mary Pierce spent a week 10 00 0 clock A M Mr and Mrs David Smith Stoul visiting relatives In Columbus Any person de-Siring to file 8,11d Dee Dee were visiting A Rullond Township - Rose uceptlons , thereto must tile Mr and Mrs Elbert Fltz.. B Kibble of Reedsville Ellen Carson Leodell them at least five days pr ior to patr1ck and Steve and Unda set lor hear ing Several from here attended Davidson , W D Musser, the dlttunde my hand and seat and )dr and Mrs C B funeral services for Charles James W Nicholson, Wayne of Given said Court th is 20th day of Hayman, Columbus, were Larkins at the Methodls1 Turner Stpltmber lt72. Solem Township John F Manning 0 Wtbster VISiting Ernestine Hayman Church Judge and ex-Outdo Colwell Jack W Crisp, Gerald Mr and Mrs David Smith Clerk of Meigs County Claude Smith of Reedsvllle K Grale Lauren Hoffman, Common Pleas Court were visiting Mr and Mrs visited Mr and Mrs Garth Eugene Holliday Probate Division Ronnie Clay, Chester S.llsbury Township &nith By Ann 8 W1tson Mr and Mrs Bill Tlllrston -VIolet Smith Nalhan Pearl Biggs, Howerd (9) Dopuly Clerk A Dailey Philip Gtobaker, 22 29 , 2tc spent several days at Columbus VISIT CANCELLED Mr and Mrs Clarence Dean CLEVELAND (UP!) of Columbus spent the weekend D~mocratlc prestdentlal with Mr and Mrs Wayne candidate George McGovern Prmce has cancelled a previously OFFICE HOURS 9.30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (C(OSE Vialtmg Mr and Mrs Fred annOWJced campaign visit to AT NOON ON THURS ) - EAST COURT ST. LarldM were Mr Larkin's Toledo on Friday, accordmg to sister, Carrie of NellonvUie, McGovern headquarters here Nothing Doing In Goodyear Strike Talks 8 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Burning Permits Required Long Bottom Social Notes OPlOMEJitst. �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport.Pcmeroy, 0., Sept. 29, 197!! 1~~------------------------~ Ed. Note: Letters of opinion are weocumed. They should I State News Crusade to 1 less than 300 words in length and in any case are subject I Interest Conffict clarity an~ length. All letters must carry a I Go 7 Nights II tubonaeditingfide forsignature. Names may be withheld from l DOT Launched Today RACINE - The Meigs I :"~::e~=ru~rnL~~~~~t !:!t w~~~d~s:e~::!~. t:~"Y;:'r~ J Ministry, Racine Southern I By United Press Intetnatlonal WASHINGTON (UPI)--Sen. mitted," ·said Bentsen in a Cluster of the United Methodist l sonalities. 1 0 . I COLUMBUS- OHIO HAS A NEW STATE Department of Transportation (DOT) today, the 17th be Uoyd Bentsen, D-Tex., has called for a grand jury investigation of a former Agriculture Department official's role in the U.S ..SOviet ·wheat deal that Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. O-Va., says could cost U.S. taxpayers $231 million. Clarence F. Palmby helped negotiate the sale of 400 million · bushels of wheat to the Soviet Union when he was an assistant agriculture secretary, then joined the Continental Grain Co., which sold about $231 million worth of wheat to the Russians. "I do not know whether a. .· · specific crime was com- MASON DRIVE-IN '.~ , /1. l 111 /, 1,' I "1dtl11 N1q1111 1 Tonight, Sat. Sun. Sept.29·0cl.1 Double Feature "BOXCAR BERTHA" Barbara Hershey Rated !R) Plus "PICKUP ON 101" Jack Albertson Leslie Warren Rated PG MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & Saturday Sept. 29-30 FROGS Senate speech Thursday, "but I do know that the appearance is strong enough that Mr. Palmby was involved in a conflict of interest ... that the United States Department of Justice should immediately convene a special grand jury and examine this matter thoroughly." Bentsen said other investigations are "bogged down, going nowhere" and that without a grand jury probe "this matter might well drag on undecided for years." President Nixon has asked the FBI to investigate and the Agriculture Department has said it is looking into the matter. Palmby has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. Byrd said the taxpayers have already p\1t up $131.6 million in subsidies to swing the wheat deal and that the Treasury Department is considering · speclsl tax exemptions to the U.S. grain companies that made the deal. Byrd said the grain exporters have asked for an indefinite tax deferment on one half the profits earned on the wheat sale. "If special tax treatment Is g1'anted to the exporter4, another $100 million or so In revenue will be lost to the Treasury," he said. . (T echnicolor) Ray Mllland Sam Elliott TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Middleport E-R squad answered a call at 8:32 p.m. Thursday for Eileen Little who was Ill at her home on Brownell Ave. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was treated and released. !PG) DEEP END ( Technicolor) John Moulder. Brown Jane Asher ( R) Show Starts 7 P.M. With a Checking Account, there's no doubt about it' You know you've paid your bills. Your cancelled checks can prove it. Legally. Easily, If you don't have one , let us open one lor you. pomeroy rutland pomeroy nati.,nal bank the bonk of the century established 1872 • Churches, will hold a crusade, •·Seven Nights for Christ" at the Southern Local High School auditorium nightly from Oct. 23 through Oct. 29 with services star'ting at 7:30p.m. Special music for the services will be provided by the Angelaires of Sugar Grove, the speaker, the Rev. Paul Hawks, pastor of Grace United Methodist Church in Gallipolis. Committee chairmen for the event heard Rev. Hawks speak at a Crusade planning session. The next meeting of the chairmen has been set for 8 p.m. on Oct. 4 at the Racine United Methodist Church. All committees, building, counseling, evangelism, finance , and prayer, publicity visitation, will meet individually before combining as a group to give final reports. HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Linda Fields, Syracuse; Marie Dailey, Pomeroy ; Carrie Bumgardner, West Columbia; Harry Watson, Pomeroy ; Cia ude Roy, Racine ; Harriet Hyatt, Racine . DISCHARGES - Victor Hysell, Hyllia Eblin, Leroy Terrill, Dorothy Anthony, Virgil Yarbrough, Richard Rathburn, Nettie Jenks, Diana Pope, William Barrett, John Moore. Holzer Medical Center DISCHARGES Tracy Wolfingbarger, Colleen Bias, Allen Sayre, Lana Cherrington, Mrs. David Williams and daughter, Wilford Gilliland and son, Mary Woolever , Rhoda Midkiff, Lois Seymour, Micky Mallory, Clarence Terry, Linda Shambaugh, Dean Rees, Patricia Marcum, Diana Garber, Scott Barry, Mrs. Wayne Williams and son, Janice Swain, Geraldine Mayo, Pauline Little, Kathy Klein, Mrs. Johnny Klein and son, Gladys Howell, Shirley Hopper, Curtis Blake, Raymond Barr, Leroy Bapst, Judy Armstrong, Earl Massie. BIRTHS Mrs. John Robinson, Henderson, W.Va., daughter; Mrs. Ronald Jarvis, Wellston, daughter; Mrs. Donald Jones, Bidwell, son; Mrs. Charles Montgomery, Crown City, daughter, and Mrs . Gary Foley, Syracuse, daughter. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES: Atha Ray Roush, Rt. 1 Point Pleasant; Mrs. S. Leport, Point Pleasant; Ruth Fry, Pomeroy; Mrs. Charles Borrows , Point Pleasant; Mrs. Lucille Powell, Hartford; Nessewee Braxton, Lakin; Charles Frazier, Mason ; John Jones, Henderson; Mary Stormont, Gallipolis; Mrs. Ted Schwartz, Letart; John Watson and Anna Browning, Point Pleasant. SUIT FILED Sidney M. Bowles, Dexter, has filed suit for $2,065 plus interest and costs in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Carl's Midtown Mobile Home, Inc., Columbus, and National Trailer Convoy Inc ., Columbus, for alleged failure to fulfill. a contract. live Entertainment They Play /]tAll! SATURDAY NIGHT 10:00 TIL 2:00 THE NEW MEIGS INN Ph. 992-3629 Pomeroy, Ohio L ,.<}~ ., · 1)1,L (7J}f=-6 _ .I I I I such agency of its type In the country. The initial goal of the department is to write a comprehensive, I balanced plan for all land, air and water transportation in Ohio, including mass transit. • • • FFl/l# ~= 1 But right now, DOT is merely the old state Department of Highways with a few administrative ! ' attachments. Only the name plate on the Highways Department building on Front Street here has Dear Sir : been changed. Even the head man is the same. J. Phillip Richley, state highways director, was It has come to my attention that there is an increasing formally named director of transportation Thursday by Gov. John J. Gilligan in a long-anticipated ·· f appointment. amoun t of m1sm ormation about to.wn concerning the Meigs County Coffee House. CLEVELAND - fUCHARD STEINER, 23, thinks it's "fantastic" that he will be the first male This, in my opinion, is unfortunate and unfair. At the regular long-<listance operator for Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Ohio Bell announced Thursday the hiring of the meeting of the Coffee House committee Tuesday evemng, a former Marine Corps sergeant, a radio oi>erator during his four years in the service. • · great amount of time was spent discussing how the public might "I think it's fantastic," Steiner said. "I knew communiCJ!tions gear and figured the phone be better and honestly informed concerning the programs and company would be my best bet for a civillsn job. Anyway, the pay sure beats the military." Steiner goals of the Coffee House. will train for two weeks, then be assigned to a shift with 35 women operators. It is disappointing at this point in time that more adults interested in the present and future of the area and in youth of the CLEVELAND- GARBA6E COLLECTORS and the men who run the city light, water and sewer area have not gotten involved. Therefore, it was decided that an plants, irate over a city plan to delay their pay raises until 1974, planned to join the growing Open Meeting should be held where persons with no information municipal workers strike today. The 1,250 garbage aild trashmen and 300 operating engineers swell or, worse yet, the wrong information, may speak directly with the walkout to more than 5,100. Electrical workers threatened to join them on Monday. the members of the Coffee House committee and with other City officials began gearing for the walkout today at the light plants by sending supervisory adults already involved in the program. The f)leeting is to be held per~onnel there to spend Thursday night, to be ready to man the boilers today. Downtown streetlights Tuesday, Oct. 3, at 7:30p.m. at the Meigs Junior High School in were turned off Thursday night to conserve fuel. Virtually all the garbage collectors are represented Middleport. , by Laborers Local 1099, which met Thursday night and turned down the city's proposal as "totally The Coffee House needs adult involvement to function as unacceptable." ' every time the Coffee House is open , adult chaperones must be on the premises. CINCINNATI -THE "WONDERFUL WORLD OF OHIO" was a .dreamworld to the Rhodes Attending this meeting in no way will commit any person to admini~tration but a nightmare for the public, Gov. John J. Gilligan told the Ohio Building Trades work for the Coffee House. It is being held to inform the public. convention here Thursday. A day-long workshop conducted by qualified professional "This administration fought for and won significant increases in unemployment benefits people for all adults who do wish to become involved in the benefits for the first time tied to the cost of living," he said. "We are moving to improve our industrial program will be announced at the meeting. I personally invite all persons who read this letter to attend safety program, which under the Republicans beceme virtually non-existent while hundreds of Ohio workers were killed and thousands injured in industrial accidents every year," added Gilligan. the informational meeting and find out the facts for themselves. Thank you, Rolf Stangel, Co-Ordinator, Vietnam. tivists - Mrs. Weiss, David Meigs County Coffee House Committee (Continued from page 1) They were accompanied on Dellinger, Prof. Richard Falk months. They were captured the flight home by Gartley's and the Rev. William Slpane after being shot down on mother, Charles' wife, and the Coffin. bombing raids over North four American antiwar acJ POWs .News . . . in Briefs (Continued from page 1) weeks of campait.:ning, Massachusetts, West Virginia, Washington and Minnesota - the states considered a block to a Nixon election-<iay sweep of the nation. WASHINGTON- HOUSE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS have turned thumbs down on President Nixon's request for authority to slash government spending. They say Congress and the public are entitled to know first where Nixon proposes a cut. Although in agreement with Nixon that outlays should be trimmed and the year's prospective deficit held to a minimum, the Democrats are drafting a substitute for the $250 billion spending limit Nixon has asked Congress to pass. One possibility is a bill to set that ceiling on overall outlays but to condition any needed reductions on prior announcement by Nixon and a chance for review by the Congress. The struggle could set the stage for a major political test in Novemixr. A Nixon aide predicted that any compromise bill of the kind under discussion would be vetoed by Nixon, who then would take the issue to the public. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Open Friday and Saturday Til 9 PM End Of The Month Sale Really save during this sale on womens fall dresses. womens body shirts, slacks and jeans . womens sleepwear· Bestform sale- mens dress and sport shirts. :nens Sino (Continued from page I ) dealt a heavy blow to the Chinese Nationalists, with whom it has had rela !ions since 1952. The document, in effect, severed Japan's diplomatic relations with the Nationalist government. The communique said that Japan "recognizes the government of the Peoples Republic of China as the sole legal government of China." It also noted China's claim to Taiwan, to which Chiang's government fled when Mao's armies drove him from the mainland. "The government of Japan fully understands and respects this stand of the government of China, and adheres to its stand of complying with Article 8 of the Potsdam Declaration ," the joint communique said. The Potsdam Declara lion after World War II made Taiwan, then a Japanese colony, a part of China . Treaty No Longer Valid In a news conference statement following the signing, Japanese Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira said the 1952 peace treaty that Japan signed with Nationalist China no longer is valid. He also said that the Japanese embassy in Taiwan will be closed "in the not distant future." Although Japan has paid more than $3 billion to countries it occupied during World War II, the Chinese renounced their claim for war indemnities "in the interest of friendship between the peoples of China and Japan." The Chiang Kai..shek government also renounced financial claims against Japan after World Warn. The communique called for an exchange of embassies In the near future, and eventual signing of a World War II peace treaty between the Japanese and Chinese governments. It provided for negotiations for treaties on shipping, fishing, commerce, wea tiler information exchange and scientific cooperation. Japan's deal with Peking came less than three months after Prime Minister Tanaka took office . Band to Compete The Meigs High School Marching band will compete in Class B competition Saturday at Wes t Jefferson. The band will perform at 6:45p.m. The parade starts. at I p.m. and will be seven tenths of a mile long on the two left bound lanes of Route 40. Specta tors will be admitted for the admission price at the ga te of $1 for students and $1.50 for adults. and boys flare leg slacks . school name shirts • Lee over~ lis · Carhartt overalls- Wrangler jeans for men and boys · 10 speed bicycles- fashion fabrics. Kimball pianos · specia Is in the housewares department and many other end of the month savings in every department all over the store. Driver Uninjured The dri ver of a Volkswagen was not injured Thursday when it wr ecked nea r th e construction site of old U. S. 33 north of Salisbury School, the Meigs County Sheriff 's Dept. reported. Gregory H. Boatright, 19, Long Bottom, traveling south , missed a curve and went up on a pile of rocks before coming to a stop. Th ere were no barricades at the site. There was heavy damage to his car. Open Friday and Saturday Nights Til 9 PM Elberfelds In Pomeroy Daylight at the U. S. Navy's South Pole Station begins on September 21 and ends !ln March 21. I , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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