https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d74cc463a47b21adc894385846bcbeac.pdf b2400e4264e373ea9b89bf66c5e57656 PDF Text Text . ' I j • I 14-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomerox, 0., Oct. 5,.1972 Nader - Has Saxhe Vote WASHINGTON (UPI) ..:.sen. an appropriation . for the William B... Saxbe, R.Ohio, Departments of Labor· and terming congressmen "fiS<;al .. Health, Education and Welfare junkies," says he .agrees \vlth that was exactly th.e same as a Ralph Nader !fiat Congress has measure vetoed by President _surrendered its ·power to 'the Nixon last month. executive branch. The Senate vote was 75-1. Sax be made the remarks at a The one qis5enting vote was news conference Wednesday, a Sax be's. day after t.l)e Senate approved ' 'For those who say the executive branch is stealing the , power of Congress, this is ooe of the good examples of Congress giving it away," Saxbe said. "We sent a biU out of here (Continued from Page 1) that didn 't cut back on prior to birth; . anything and it said to the ."redlctlon from Glass The prediction came froin President, ''You cut where you · Dr. Bentley Glass, a renowned want. to."' When roupled with a $250 bilgeneticist and biology professOr at State University of lion speQding ceiling which the New York at Stony Brook, who administration was seeking, based it on successful prenatal the Senate's action on the $30.5 billion bill puts congressmen in surgery on animals ... Glass also reported that the positioo of being · "fiscal English researcher R. G. junkies," he said. "We can't . keep from Edwards of Cambridge "is now ready to begin implantation" spending ·this money," Saxbe of an emlryo proqyced in a test tube'into a worrian's uterUB so she can give birth lo it nine months later. He said Edwards and his medical colleagues were UBing sperm collected from husbands Frank Fischer, 53, Racine and eggs removed surgically Route 1, died Wednesday from wives of volunteer evening at Veterans Hospital in couples who have been ·unable Huntington. to have children. But he said Mr. Fischer was a veteran of the techniques, once perfected, World War II and was a will open wider J?OSSibilities. membe.r of the Racine "There wlll very likely American Legion Post. always be some persons, Surviving are his wife, Er: perbaps otberwise doomed to nestine ; a daughter, Mrs. Susie childlessness, who will want to Hill, Syracuse; . his mother, adopt prenatally an embryo of Mrs. Susie Fischer, Racine ; a selected ancestry, perhaps one . brother, John T. Fischer , identical in genotype to some Racine, and three sisters, Mrs. ideal of their own or an earlier Hilda Frecker , Willowick; time-say, a Martin Luther Mrs. Gloria Michael, Syracuse, King or a Sophia Loren," Glass and Mrs. Mary Porter, said. Pomeroy. Mr, Fischer was preceded in death by his !lither, John Fischer. Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Fri .. Sat.- Sun. ' burial in the Beech Grove OctoberH-8 Cemetery. Double Feature Kidney Frank Fischer Died Wedn.esday "GINGER" Her weapon is her body ... She can cut you , kill you ~ or cure you. Rated (X) Also "LOVE OBJECT" They didn't spare her a thing. Rated !X) MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, October 5 NOT OPEN Friday lhru Tuesday October 6· 1o CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES ITechnicoior) Roddy McDowall Don Murray CLAY PIGEON (Technicolor) GP Terry Savalas Robert Vaughn Show Starts 7 P.M. R Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Evelyn Boggess, Racine; Mildred Ward, Pomeroy; Joyce Sisson, Syracuse; Kenneth Enevoldsen, Reedsville; Curtis Luckadoo, Athens. · DISCHARGED - Diane Ridgway, Carrie Bumgardner, Salem Yales, Terri Wood , Jennifer Young, Evelyn Wilson . PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES: Mrs. Fred St. Clair, Cheshire; William Powell, New Haven; Mrs . ·Archie Sta'rtcher, Gallipolis; Everett Bissell, Lee Roush, Point Pleasant ; Herbert Thackston , Virginia Beach, Va .; Mrs. Garnet Chapman, Letart, and.Mrs. James Long , ·Gallipolis Ferry. BIRTH: October 4, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Birmingham,.Point Pleasant. ANNOUNCEMENT New Friday for Rutland Branch of the Pomeroy National Bank MAIN LOBBY and DRIVE Up WINDOW .' -· - · 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . ' '· DRIVE UP WINDOW ONLY 3 p.m.· to S p.m·. MAIN LOBBY and DRIVE UP v-:INDOW . . •. Sp.m. to 7 p.m . Effective Friday, Oct 6, 1972 · This means CONTINUOUS SERVICE on Fridays .from 9a.m. ' to ·. 1 p:m., to better · serve the rapidly growing western section of Meigs County. .. .. rutland b'r anch said. "If we are on this trip and we can't seem to stop, ~e . tllrl! It over ·t.o the President and say' \Please stop us.' "That way, of course, it permits all the irresponsible people to say, 'See, it's all . the President's fault."' Wliile the Senate approved U1e $30.5 billion appropriation bill, the House trimmed $935.4 million from the measure, which now goes to a conference committee to work out the . differences. Nader reported Tuesday on a study which concluded the leg· islative branch had allowed the executive branch to usurp many of Its i>owers. · Some representatives and senators have criticized the Nader study and denied that .Congress was abdicating its powers. But Saxbe said the Senate v0te Tuesday indicated · .Nader was right. · Congress is not doing any· thing to solve the social and urban problems ; Saxbe charged . He said, Congress doles out money without doing anything to make people productive, thus dooming the poor to a life of welfare . Saxbe said another effect of this.type of action by Congress is to damage the free enter· prise system which is denied . the productiveness of all the people on the welfare rolls. oenturY. est .1872 ' Di~continued Styles "((ens Wrangler Pants . Vesis . Shirts · Skirfs . Famous Brand s · Regular and Extra Si zes. · · While They Last Y2 PRICE .. rutland. o h1o • pile lining · s nap front . corduroy collar. True · weste rn style. Two Day Sale Special Price · 9.35 8 to 16-Two Day Sale Price One size fits sizes 10 through 13. 75 per ce~ or'! on acrylic · 25 per ce rt stretch nylon . White, black and an unusually fine selection of sol id colors. lik~. eject button . push button · Select Carharll work clothes now. Big se.l eclion of styles - regular and extra large sizes in bib overalls · carpenters overalls · Jackets · Coals · Vests · Hoods . Coveralls. Mens Department, lsi Floor Two Day Sale SOCKS FOR 'MEN AND BOYS Mens $2.95 All Cotton FLANNEL SHIRTS Colorful pla id pa tterns . two pockets and long tails. Sma ll 11414•h ), mediu m (15·151h l. large {16- J61h L extra larg e (17- sizes . Fridav . Saturday Sale Complete selection of new styles that are so · popular. Over the calf dress socks · mens cushion sole crew socks · athletic socks with color top (wool ) · Thermal socks ·. high boot socks · Rock· . ford work socks · cushion sole work socks · T.V. orion dress socks. Spalding 2 FOR 5.00 MEN'S LEE BOOT CUT RIDERS Authenti c western style pants w it h a slim fit f r om waist to knees. Tailored for ple nt y of room over boots and hee l. Si zes waist . all perm anent. press . 7.98 ·Stretch Denim Lee Boot Cuts - - - . - - Sale 7.19 8.29 Polyester-Colton Blend Lee Boot Cuts Sale 7.49 9.29 Houndstoolh Check Lee Boot Cuts . . . Sale 8.19 Carhartt $10.19 Save on basketballs and footballs during this sale · regulation size regulation weight . Buy for use rig hi now or for gifts later . Just Received Large Shipment VINYL UPHOLSTERY See the fine selection on the first floor · of Halloween 54" wide · cloth back Cards . Party napkins · Plates. Cups - Party ·favors - Bean Bags - Decorative assorted leather grains . Good colors . Including Black, While. Gold, Red. Avocado, Blue. Special Friday and Saturday Cut-outs. Halloween is Tuesday, October Jl . Multi - Purpose QUILTED NYLON JACKETS HOUSE PASSES BILL WASHINGTON (UPI)- The House has passed and sent to the Senate a compromise bill to require auto manufacturers to equip cars with bumpers that can withstand 'low..speed COlli· sions. The bill sets no speed standard, but House debate before passage Wednesday made it clear that the standard should be at least 5 miles per hour. Thl\ 5i11 was written in . a House-Senate conference, which omitted Senate language authoriling the Transportation Department to set crashresistance standards for other parts of cars such as doors and grilles. Water repellent . 100 percent quilted nylon with nylon quill lining. Oversize slant opening patch pockets . zipper fly front . Small (36-38), medium (40-42) , large (44-46). extra large (48-50) sizes . Black or Loden Green . Two Day Sale Price 8.89 Special Week End Sale! MEN'S AND BOYS COATS AND JACKETS Reall y sa ve dur ing th is sale on M ens an d Boys Jacket s and COats.. Boys sizes 8 to 20. Men s sizes 36 to 54. Excellent .sel ection of styles . color s. All warm ly lined . ready for you to sel ect at spec ial sal e pr ices. 1.00 YARD FURNITURE THROWS Permanent Press All with laminated backing . Florals · Solids · Traditional . 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Sale I Friday and Saturday Cone Corduroy during our RED WDODTirn 45" WIDE All CO'ITON All colors . excellent quality. . 3.99 Flair Wale 2 . ~9 wonly s· Racine, Rt. _2, is a patient at' Holzer· Medical Center, His room number is 217. Ribless C I e' v e. Fashion Wale. 1. 59 Tb t . SALE 1.29 Twin or Full size • 59.95 ea. pc. TOSS CUSHIONS Big selection coverings all .colors. Solids and prints. 10xl4 ......... 791 16il8 ........ 1.69 OVAL BRAIDED •. JIYSELL TO SPEAK . RUTLAND - Carl . Hysell, Rutland, wil) speak about ,drug abuse and show a film ·on the topic when the Riverview PTA meets at 7:30 p. 11). Monday at the school. Open house will b'e obser~ed . ' · · IN HOSPITAL. · · charlq R. Mcmck~. Lurvel SALE 1.69 · ( NAMEOMITIED Unintentional!y omitted from those attending the recent Wood family reunion was the · nam e · of Don . L. Wood, Pomeroy. . CLOSING MONDAY Qfffces of the Meigs County Courthouse will be clo.Sed on Monday· in · observance ·of .· Columbus Pay. · Fashion SALE 2.99 PTA TO MEET RUTLAND - The Rutland PTA will .meet at the grade school gymnasium here at 7:30 p, m. Monday with Larry Morrison , assisting Meigs School District Local Superintendent, and Frank W. Porter, president of the Board of Education, the speakers . RUGS Nylon Avbcodo . Gold Rever~lbll!- 4.99 .JUTE WEBBING The Serta~Posture"Deluxe ' .. Many use$ Fur· nlture upholst,ry, Bags, etc. Firm, posture-type support, yet cushlony and comfortable to give you a good night's sleep. :. every nlliht. Serta quality construction throughout. 11s decorator print coV.r Is thickly quilted to provide an extra measure olaurlace . comfort. On spe·cial sale lor a llpllted limo only! ELBE·RrE . 0 F LOS IN . ' .·. 1!r YARD , -~~~---~--~~--.~-~~~~~~~-p~.~--M~-E~R~-~,~--~~v-i-~-it~E-1-~-r-~-,-d-s-w-.-r-e-~~u-u~o-n-~~cM~~n1-c--s·~-"~t~ 0 VOL. XXIV . NO. 122 Devoted -To The Interest& OJTiteMelgs-MaSon Area FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1972 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • PHONE 992,2156 TEN CENTS ment' m WASIDNGTON (UPI) -The nation's unemployment rate ·edged downward in September from 5.6 to 5.5 per cent while the number of persons With jobs continued the steady rise that began more than a year -ago. The new employment report, made public today by the labor Department's Bureau of labor Statistics, said that after adjustment for seasonal fac· tors, the number of persons with job:i increased 250,000 in September to an aU-time high of 82.2 million. That was nearly 3.8 million more than In June, The report on the September The jobless rate for Vietnam War-era veterans dropped job situation came a month from 7. 7 per cent to 6.6 per before the presidential eleccent, marking the first time in tion, and its ef!ect on the nearly two years that it was campaign between President below 7 per cent. But jobless Nixon and Democrat George S. rates for most categories of McGovern was not easy to workers showed little change assess. Whereas the September rate in September. was one half of one per cent The bureau said average weekly earnings of factory below f.he 6per cent unemployworkers went up $1.51 in ment level !bat prevailed for 19 months unill May of this year, September to $138.75. Over the past year, average it still did not represent the weekly earnings have in· major decline in joblessness to creased 7.1 per cent, more than near the 5 per cent mark that twice the 2. 9 per cent increase ·the administration has been in consumer prices, the report hoping for before the election. Part of the administration's said. problem in reducing the unemployment rate ts that the employment rolls, boosted by the influx of Vietnam veterans on the job market, has been growing at a record· rate. On Thuraday, In a more favorable ecooomic report, the Labor Department reported that wholesale prices in Sep. !ember rose 0.3 per . cent, the smallest Increase since April, toward the project. More donations toward completion of the project would be greatly appreciated by council. Donations may be sent to Mrs. Crow, lhe village clerk. In other business, council approved the second reading of Ordinance 197 to accept a roadway in the Rustic Hills 1971. The actual number of employed persons ·declined about 1.5 million in September as students quit swruner jobs to return to classrooms, but this was less than normal for September so that employment rose on a seasonally adjusted bilsis. The bureau said tbe number of unemployed workers )otaled 4. 7 million for September, down about 200,000 from AugUBt. That was about nor· mal, and the bureau described the over-all jobless rate as vitually unchanged for the fourth consecutive month. Syracuse Cancels Trick or Treat SYRACUSE, Trick or Treat Night this upcoining Halloween season was cancelled. This was the action taken by town council Thurs· day night. Taking the place of the event, a tradition of many years, will be a community .Halloween party by request of residents. Those wishing• to make a contribution to purchase candy or assist with the party are to contact Katie Crow. Prizes will be awarded for costuming. Where and when the event will be held will be announced. Council, 'jvery disturbed" over notifica lion by letter from Congressman Clarence Mlller • •.. ' and James E. Peterson , director of the Economic Development Administration, that a federal grant has been denied to complete the new municipal building and fire station, agreed to proceed anyway. A block fire wall will be erected starting yet this week. Paul Huston has been hired for tlle work. The Syracuse Fire Dept. and . its auxiliary will bear the expense of the wall. The Firemeo's auxiliary already has donated $200 to--:ard the new building. At last night's meeting a total of $70,in donations was received .. Siege of 1· .. .. .. .. .. -~w=·,~:=~~~Y~"~"~ l'tW.Oo•io~<,; V•h •~•~--~~·~n~,.~.-:~ " ~~--~~~ Division on the Archie Lee property . Robert Flanagan met with council in regard to gravel being hauled to fill some holes in front of the lodge hall. The matter ts to be taken care of by Troy Zwilllng. Mayor Herman London said he has received seven applicalions for licenses for keeping of animals in the village. The applications were referred to Charles Neuman, Ed Neutzling and Troy ZwiU· ing, who will recommend whether the applications should be accepted or not at the next regular meeting of counciL In other business, Eber 'Pickens was hired to assist Police Chief Milton Varian during October. It was alsv agreed to order 20-mile speed zone signs for the RUBtiC Hills Division. . ·<:> It was reported that village streets are being patched. The work is to be completed next. we k ;tt~nding were Mayor London, Robert Wingett, Troy Zwilling, Charles Neuman, and AI · Lipscomb, council members; Chief Varian, Mrs. Crow, clerk, and Eber Pickens . ews•• in Briefs . ·' . . . By United Press International SEN. GEORGE S. McGOVERN concentrated his wideranging attack against President Nixon's administration today on minority voter registration while Nixon's campaign manager . charged the Democratic nominee with escalating his "personal invective against tbe President." In a statement prepared for delivery to a meeting of black miniSters in Chicago, McGovern cbarged Republicans with redueing the number of black voters In 1968 and said they were doing the samewlth the Spanish community this year. McGovern said thai Republican sources contributed money to militant minority organization~ lour years ago. The groups, in return, "propagagdized" local..conununlties that it didn't matter wbether people vote before "there wasn't a dime's worth of difference between the Democrats arid RepubUcans.'' He alleged that "it Is happening again this year," McGovern said that in Chicago "I am told that Republican funds have been funneled to grouJll In the Spanish community for the purpose of . reducing registration and voter turnout." MEANWHILE, CLARK MacGREGOR, Nixon's campaign manager, charged today that McGovern had escalated ''the shrillness and the stridency of his personal invective against the President." WASJUNGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON will oulline the tax policy of his re-election campaign Saturday in a nationwide paid political radio broadcast. The 15-minute speech, to be aired by NBC, CBS and Mutual Broadcasting System, will begll) right after each neTwark's noon news broadcast. Nilon amounced the broadcast at a news conference Thurs· day. He allo produced 10111e blnts about wbat it would contain. The Pn!lldenl tol~ newsmen be has found a "formula" that would rravlde t10111e property tax reUef without increuing federal iuea to replace the revenue that local governments and achool dlltrlcts would loee. Thil ruled out the value added tax which the administration baa been conaidering·for replacement revenue. Cycle and Auto In Collision ' Saigon Closer SAIGON (UP!) - Communist troops today launched attacks on government units within seven miles of Saigon , blocking traffic on a major highway and infiltrating at least five hamlets in what military sources said was a "critical threat" to the capital. Major fighting was reported swirling around Phu Cuong, capital of Binh Duong Province about 13 miles north of Saigon, and snipers were firing on military vehicles on Highway 13 just north of the capital, the sources ·said . They said residents were being told to store rice for one to two months and two wounded ..soldiers would "be treated at the1r posts, not evacuated to hospltats. Alhed ~ommanders ha~e predl~ted the C?~UnlSts Will try to ISolate Saigon m advance of the Nov. 7th U. S. presidential election~. To blunt the threatened o!fens1ve, the U. S. command for the ~ast three days has been sendmg U. S. B52 bombers ag~l.nst sUBpected Communist pos1t10ns near. the . 1 an d the b'1g panes 1 cap1ta THE ANTS ARE COMING ! - Perry Riggs, former Meigs County auditor, stands beside two giant ant hills, the largest about 3l'..feet high, in the Flatwoods area. These two are only a "drop In the bucket" to the number of such hills oo three-Flatwoods farms, one of them Riggs'. These ants, of a strain known as the Allegheny Mountain Ant, were reported first in Meigs County five to 10 years ago. Insecticides used so far against them have proved ineffective. In fact, according to Riggs, "it seelllS only to make them fatter." An ecologicaUy sound Insecticide (one that will not also destroy other living things and plant life) remains to be found. The number of ant hills is increasing. "They'll take over this entire area soon at the rate they're going," said Riggs. Working close to the hills ts impossible. ByGEORGEHARGRAVES, Supt. Meigs Local School District This evening we travel to lronwn tO face tbe Tigers. We hope that many Meigs fans will make the trip. Our best wishes go with the coaches and team as they play their most difficult test of this season. Next Friday night we wHl host the Jackson lrompen at Marauder Stadium. This will be our Homecoming game . Next Thursday we will have a Homecoming parade. This will take place -in all three communities. The parade will start in Pomeroy at 6, move to Middleport at Speaking ofSchools-No. 251 6:30, and start iii Rutland at 7. Following the parade in Rutland there will be a bonfire there with the help and supervision of the Rutland Fir.e Department. ,1 The parade will Include the high school band, !he team, cheerleaders, queen candidateS, a volunteer junior high school band, etc. Fenton Taylor, assistant high school principal, is coordinating the plans. Dwight GOins, our band director, and Fred Ruth, his asslsiant, are atsohelping along with James Diehl and Larry Morrison. Watch for the parade In your locality next overnight struck nearby Thursday. ' targets in the heaviest raids in WE CONTINUE TO !MVE a good response to the open house the area in more than three of a couple of weeks ago. We look forward to the next one on years. Thursday, October 26. I· i . Paul E. Bauer, principal of the New Boswn .Ele!!Jentar)' Schools, vlslied the Pomeroy Elementary School Tl,lesday to study the reading program at the local school. Bauer Is In charge of the K..a Stanton Primary and the Oak Intermediate Sfhool at New Boston. Two of · hls staff members visited Pomeroy classrooms and discussed with Mrs. In~ Meadow:, Mrs . Marlene Fisher, Mrs. Helen Williams and other staff members on the reading project being carried out at the school for pupils from grades two through six. Bauer has Invited staff members of the Pomeroy school tp ·vlslt in New Boston for an exchange of ideas in reading programs. This question has been asked several times: Why not have one night for the high school, one lor the junior high and another for elementary. We would like to do so, but the massive transportatioo· problems that this would produce are just more than we can solve at this time. We suggest that you "take turns" in visiting schools. Visiting elementary on one night and hlgh school or junior high school on another night. Th!s arrangement Isn't perfect, bpt It's the best -solution we can suggest at this time. It's gratifying to know that a large niunber of PeoPle do want to visit their schools. We had over 7001aBI time. We look forward to that many or more for the next open house. Right 1\0W, won't (Continued on page 4) Court to Review COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal of a case involving a college student banished from Athens County for two years after being conv!r.ted of desecrating •. the American flag The state Is appealing the case of Gary D. Kasnett, an Ohio University student at the time of tbe incident in 1970. Athens County Municipal · they are to do. They should be . afforded ~ "basic training" to prepare themselves for situation~ which mayk araise. · The educationa 1wor shop on Saturday, Oct. 14, beginning at 9 · a.m., will be taught by qualified, professional people who have been referred [{! the committee from Ohio · University: The program will Include . thought-provoking discuS/lion.,, role playing, in· struction on .baste cOiulseling techniques, and general information. · . . '. 'I Court ordered Kasnett to pay a $500 fine and sentenced him to one year in jail, with rune months of the term suspended if he agreed to be a "law· abiding citizen fo~ two years" and stay out of tbe <OUilty dur~ lng that period. Last June 2, the Athens County Court of Appeals up. held the conviction, but voided the sentence and 'ltrlpoaed a lighter one - a $200 fine, The appellate court said 'the bsnlslunenl was "illegal as be· Ohio Extended Outlook ing contrary to public policy." The workshop, specifically Sunday Through Tuesday: In Its &ppeal; the state Is atfor adults who wish to become Chance or sb.owers Sunday . tempting to show the' municipal involved with the programs of . mainly . north portion court did not ' abuae Its diathe toffee House, wlll be at nho becoming partly cloudy cretlori and tbe sentence waa · charge to them. Persons w o Monday and Tuesday.' Af· ''well· within the boundS prowish to take this· day-long ternooll temperatures a lillie vided by the law .' 1 · course, but who do not wish to · below normal wltb highs ill become involved as the 60s north and 65 to 70 chaperones in the Coffe e sou\h )IOrtlon . .Lows at night CLOSED MONDAY House, will be charged a small mo•lly .(n the .WS. · The State Highway Patrol's fee of 110. T~e workshop has a • ·:·:·:·:·:<~<'.,:;;~~.•M.<:S... :~:~'li.!<'.$ driver examination offices in , maximum size Umit o( 30. · . ' cTO PLAY SATURDAY both Gallipolis and Middleport The program ·will get un- " Meigs rese!'Ves _will play Pt . wlll be cloeed Monday in Cbderway with a . talk by pr. Pleasant Saturday .at 8 p.m. lit servance,of Columbus Day,. a Whitter& of the · Chemistry -Marauder Stadium In new legal holiday lor state _employees. (Continued oo page 4J Potneroy. Coffee House WorkshQp Set .'' '~-'::;;\::;~~<-~~~=:-=~~ The Meigs countY sheriff's. Dept . investigated a car· motorcycle accident Thursday A day-long workshop for at ,4·p.m. on township road 207, adults willing to spend one, two five tenths of a mile north of SR .or three' evenings each month 7... . . ' as chaperones at th.e proposed MiChael Carl Brown, 15, Coffee House will be conducted Pomeroy, driving south on a, Saturday, Oct. 14, at the old motorcycle, and Carl Brown, Pomeroy Junior High building. 38,goingnor\hinacarcolllded. Rolf . Stan_gel, co-ordinator WASHINGTON- DECLARING the rHiectloo of President i chairman of the Coffee House Nlmn ..iowd "COilltitute a grave danger," the l!e&d ol the But- n~~e~ger was taken to Commit.eE!, said ·a successful , chen Union hanllred l'reltldent George Meanyot the AFIA:IO · veterans Memorial Hospital ·youth program in any. COm· to give up hla neutral )IOiitlan and IIIIJIIIOrl DeliiDCI'at GeorgeS. by private car where ·he was munity · needs · · adult McGOvern. Pllrlc:k Gclrlllan, tbe ~~cutten prettl.dent, aent treated and released. There cooperation and involvement. Meany a telegram 'lbunday auq the AfL.CfO president to was heavy damage . to the The colllll)itlee also feels, he ~vene the lederatkln'a eRCUtlve counctl to reconsider the motorcycle and medium to tiie said, that adults involved need (Con~ on Page 10) car. There ""• no arrest. a basic und~tanding of w~t r. School's Reading Program Reviewed Toughest Game to Date Tonight Save on Floor Coverings fer every room In your home. ' I. Showers by afternoon becoming more likely tonight. High today from mid 60s to low 70s. Turning cooler tonight, low in the 40s. Saturday variable cloudiness and cooler with chance of light showers northeast, high in upper 50s and lower 60s. ~----------------------------------------~~--~----------~~----~~------~----------------~~~~~--------------------~~~ - many others. Housewares Hallmark Halloween •BASKETBALLS FOOTBALLS ; Plant Dutch Flower Bulbs Now! Choose your flower bulbs now. from the big selection of Tulips. Hyacinths, Crocus, Narcissus and Department. First Floor. Weather enttne • Bill Uberalsobjected wa potential cutback·lll .the Federal-state Medicaid Health Program for the poor and tax provisions-to · subsidize the wages of welfare motbers who take jobs paying $1.20 an hour.' The measure revises do~ens of formulas which determine Social Security benefits for retired or disabled workers or their widows. Widows would get a 17.5 pet, Increase 'in benefits,. starting January. · But there is no across-the-hoard increljSe in benefits atop the $8 bil!ion 20 pet. boost enacted in June and paid for the_first time this month. Sen. Gaylord Nelson, )).Wis., an advocate of tax reform, was defeated in an attempt to substitute heavier taxes on w~althy persons and businesses for the nearly $6 billion increase in Social Security taxes the bill provides. • Spiro Agnew and Sargent Shriver, the major party candidates for .vice president, hoth were born on Nov. 9. Panasonic CasseHe Tape Recorders with AM Radio. $59.95 jobs. House anci .senate conferees wil.l meet behind cl~ doors next week t9 reeoncile the Senate measure With a bill passed by the House.Jo months ago which costs half as much . Unless they ·cut its scope sharply, the measure may be vetoed by President Nixon . · Despite the bill's obvious election year appeal - raising the income of 10.9 million of vot~rs - Nixon would find it hard to reconcile the bill with his determination to reduce federal spending alid his pledge to avoid a tax increase in 1973 if reelected. Conservatives Objecl Conservatives objected to its cost and Its failure to. impose the tough "worko(]r-else" welfare plan written by 'Sen. Russell B. Long, D·La ., the measure's floor manager. Now You Know 46.95 . For a Lovelier Spring See The New Styles 3 PAIR 1.75 40 operation. Adaptabl~ to car or boat. Remote control. Carhartt Brown Duck Work Clothes Fits sizes 10 thr u 14. 100 per cent ny l'on · ma chine wa shable. White, black and solid w lar.s. Hunt er gree n - Avocado - LOden • -Sp ice - Cordovan . Mocha . Gold . Commodore Blue - Willow to Operates on AC or Bat- ' terles. Automatic stop . Men's Hanlon Dress Socks 29 PANASO~IC TAPE RECORDERS bealth insu{ance for the elderly and {Of the first time guarantees a nationwide minimum ·income for three mUlion needy aged, blind and disabled adults oo welfare. Imposes New Taxes· It alsO imposes $6 billioo in new taxes - lhe ninth Social SecuritY tax increase in 12 vears for 90 tnillion working people. The Increase would amou.ol to 5t pet. lor people earning '$12,000 a year. It Is nollbal sleep for tbose wbo earn less, but all will pay higher payroU taxes. So will tbelr employers. . The measure fails to cope with its original goal - re!OI'I)l of the welfare system which supports 11 tnillion needy mothers aod children. _, A hopelessly divided Senate inStead left the system intact for the next five to eight years while authorizing experiments with competing concepts on how to induce those on welfare to take bitterness SALE - 7 Let us help yOu find your proper size in the style you ' 17•/~ ) . Co,.Y,ptet e ~ele ct,on of sty leS in all sizes . Unlon .sults . Thermal ~raWers c;~nd shirts . Rib knit drawers and sh irts · Hanes ankle length winter set :l. 3 PAIR 1.75 . . CharcoaL · Sizes 12 to 52 Friday.and.Salurday - MEN'S WINTER WEIGHT HANES UNDERWEAR ORLON DRESS SOCKS B~rg u nd y ·DAYTIME DRESSES LINED WESTERN · JACKETs· Si zes 38 to 46 . Blue denim or E\rown duck . Warm Boys WASHINGTON (UPI)- Reaching back to two old New Deal progralllS -SOcial Security aild Welfare - the Senate passed 'an $18:5 billion bjll early today 1n .a costly effort to lift ·millions from poverty. · .' At I :03 a.m.,after 'eight days of debate which climaxed with a final 16-Mur and 33-minutesession, the Senate adopted the most maasive revisioo of those weD-established p-ogralllS with a simple purpose! to fight poverty with cash . The 66-6 vote by which the measure was adopted belied 'the with which .il'berals fought welfare revisions they caJJed repressive. Because of Its size, the bill faces a potential veto. But it is ~cted to be cut back sbarply ,in tbe final legislative process before enactment. It expands the Society Security program, broadens Medicare Worn ens Sale! Mens · . ' COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR J\ccording to the initial Ohio High School Computerized football rating system, two Southern' Valley Athl~tic Conference teams are listed in the top 20 in the Region 11. Southern Local, 3· I overall, is in a three-way tie for 16th place with Gallon· Northmor and Sarasllville· Shenandoah. Kyger Creek, also 3·1, Is ranked 20th. pomer.oy nptlonal bank· the ,bO~k of the .OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS . UNTIL 9 . .. • Senate Passes Costly Friday and Saturday .Sale ·- Elberfelds ·In Pomeroy PICNIC PLANNED The regular October meeting of the Meigs Chapter DA V will l:!e' a picnic for members and wives at 6: 30 p. m. Monday at the American ~gion Park next to the Post Office in Middleport. Banking Hours - .' �. . . 2'- '1111 o.fly.Seatlnel,Middleport-PoliM!tOY, 0., Oct.'&, 19'12 ' · ..' ... ' \ • KenJM!d;v told the more than 400 persooa who attended Ken;netf,y Chatges .C orruption is Greatest Ever . . roLEDO,Ohio (lJP!) -Sen. calls from the go~ernment EdWirdM. Kemedy, D-Mass., .gave them inside information llid Thuraday njght there had .apgut the Russian wileat deal' •• been a "steady flow" of scan· he said. "l don't call that codal& .,d acts of corruption in incidence .. I chi! that corrupltie Nixon admin!Strlitlon. tion .' '. · '"!be pOOple of America have Earlier at a news coolerence here, Kennedy said his Senate subcommittee on administrative practices would in' vestigate !he . Watergate bugging case only if ii would llie fund-raiser for Rep. Thomas - ~ serve a useful purpose. · "The · real question i; whether you can have the support of the FBI and the Ju.stice Department to do the real in~estigating ,'' , he said. "They have been unwilling to rome forth in the past. "The Justice Department didn't \10 the work iri the rrr case. The FBI refused t.o help the Judiciary Committee in that case. There Is very little reason to believe that they .would do the work ill thiS ,case either.'' E;':~v::t:~~~:~ Otou Holds Taiwan, Viet .War ·against U.S. we have seen in the past four · . years," Kennedy said at a local EDlfOR'S NOTE : UP! speDemocratic fund:caising din· clal eorrespoadeDI Sam Jaffe ner. , has been traveling inCbiDafor "It lsn'teasyto be found with the plat three, mooths. During yoiD' hand in the till, your foot bl8 visit he talked with Prime tn your moilth, your tongue in · Minister Chou Eu~al, whom be ·yoiD' cheek and .yow'eyeon the; first interviewed at the Ban· poll.s all at the ssme time," he dung ConfereJJce in 1955. Here lllct ''But the NiXon admln- is his report: · istraUon is iruinaging to per· Corm that feat today." · By SAM JAFFE Kennedy said an example of PEKING (UP!)- Premier corruptton was in the Russl,an Chou En-lai believes U.s : wheat deal. recognition of Taiwan and Not A Coincidence continued U.S. military in· "I've heard th~rri say It was volvement in Vietnam are the just coincidence when the big major issues preventing grain exporters made all those establishment of diplomatic '!indfall JrOIIts afler teieJilone reiaUons between the United Ashley, O.Ohlo, that the public Is ''fed up.'' . Aootber Not Deaerved ''The people are fed up with a war that wlli not end, fed up with prices 'that won't stop rising, fed up .With jobs that can't be·found, fed up ll!ith tax loopholes that can't be closed, led up with streets that call't be safe, fell '41 with a government that doesn't care about the people and, above all, fed up .wilh Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon," he said. Kennedy said the govern· ment should stop blaming Deep Finesse Does' the Trick .4 .A .. ·Helen Help . .Us. ·• • .7 1.4. & THINGS I-75 ·Bottleneck Pr:ohlem SurVeyed · ... ... 5.6. j Manhunt nderway 1 ""~aesrswi:! yngea~ttoh ::aBII~oDoour - Voice along Br'.Way ""I Jfl 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Ptmeroy, 0., Oct. 6, 19'12 '~!i!MeF:i::':c::rsM:::.t:.: •. ~}~:,.,~::e····a ~~~,,~,:~~;,;.;:;;,.,:~; I \.~;.~· l .... ;:~ By Uniled Press International J \ ·~ . c '. • e •. . . fo~~.~"~~:;~~v~~~~~~.: gaJD ~.~a~~M:~~:':".~a~~~. S:·~ . .. , "We were not well prepareJ Miami wiU travel-to Hunting- · l11 a top Ohio Conference defensively," said Toledo ton, W.Va., to meet a Marshall ·game it will be tlie battle olthe cOach Jack Murphy ·of the OU team· it · clubbed 66-6 last unbeatens when Marietta hosts loss. ''We did not expect to see season. Heidelberg. Both have~ rec· the Power I. OU switched of· "I still get mail from people ords. ~~~S: ::S~·just blocked the hell ~:~:~ h;pwat=:~e~:~ew~a:~~ ga:~i~Y~~~ ~ d'::;~ ~~~~ OU gained a total of 473 Ml![shall," ,sai~ Miami Coach haps our toughest game of the • yards againstthe Rockets', 377 of it on the ground. In another top Mid-American Conference game, Western Michigan will meei Kent State at Kent. Western opened its MA.C slate with 13·13 tie with Bowling Grtl\lfl last week. "As always, anythi~g can happen ,in our conference, but · last week's tie makes it neeessary for us to win the four remaining league games.'~ said WMU coach Bill Doolittle. Doolittle said Kent State is "the mos! improved team in the MAC and perhaps the fas. test we 'II face all season. " Kent State lost IW to an unbeaten San Diego ·state team last Saturday. " Frankly I don 't see anything to fee~ good about being beaten lW.'' said Kent Coach Don James. "It hurts anytime you lose. · "Sure, I realize most everYone thought we were going to be cuffed around. But our guys didn't believe that I don't be· lieve in those so-called moral victories." . l"IJfJd (JI.floh) !II ~ State; Dayton. at So1,1Utetn llllllill~; Defiance at Wllmln&ton : Waahingt~ & Jeffer1011 a1 fourth to dumpt the Muskies. Hiram, and John C8fi'O)I al 'Tilon 't £are what Musk in!·. Wooster, urn's record is," said A-shland AlSo Ohio Northern at Otter· Coach Fred Martinelli; "I bein; Xavier at Northern Dll· know that we always have good nols; Northern Michlpn at games with them. Also the· Youngstown State; Ferrii three teams tllat have defeated State at Baldwin-Wallace; ~~sms~=~~e for a~ record Denison at Capital; Heldelberl In other games Saturday at Mar!etta; Kenyon at Mo..,t . Bluffton is at Findlay; Case Union; Oberlin at Hamilton, N.Y., and Wittenberg at Oblo Western at Allegheny ; North- Wesleyan. Bill Mallory. "But Utat isn't season," said Marietta Coach true. We substituted freely, but Joe McDaniel. . it just happened that everybody we put in did weil ." "We have to be ready to play good football this Saturday," said MaUory. "I thought we rebounded well last week against Xavier after losing to Bowling Green. MarshaU is a young·club, but they have some real skill at certain positions. " Ohio U. meets Cincinnati in tlJe Queen City :and Bobcat coach Bill Hess said he expects "lots of problems." "They are a good opponent," said Hess. "They give you a lot of problems on defense with stunts and different looks. Of. fensively they employ a Power 1 with a pro-type passing attack from the pocket." Nul Enough Points ~:~; "We still have the makings of a good football team," said UC Coach Ray Callahan, "but we . aren't putting enough points on tlJe board yet." UC beat Indiana State 1~7, 30 INCHEI • ::10 INCHEh l2 I Hea.., ~ gouge weldtd &ltel 'cablnet forworkthop, but lost to Colorado 56-H and garage, util it y room , 3 1htlvll1 ho1pt on doon Xavier 19-7 'before whipping oc,Omodate startda rd padlock. Mogr~ e l lc cotch on Villanova 14-7. door1. Specislllllues, SfHJcis/ Ssvings r:&-::-P::::-IEc=E-=-JI-:-Gs~,.=w~ BLADE SET STORAGE CENTER 1987 D0 lp h zns • R ea dy r"Dor JOe. l Among the subjects Bill Russell talked about were dopt · pushers. By United Press lnternaliooal from doing better than his 18 He said they cailed them "dope peddlers" when he was going The Miami Dolphinshav&othe for 39 passing statistics. The to schooL Had enlightened self-interested citizens stopped them sack ready for Joe Namath. Jets quarterbank is bobbled by 2$ years ago, he said, there would be no problem with them Miami, the only unbeaten a leg injury picked up in the today. Russell said the troblem bot~red him. team in the National Football game but Coach Weeb Ew:bank In It Together League, dropped Minnesota's will go with his ace passer in ''You see my friends," he said, lowering his voice in avuncular Fran Tarkenton five times last this early critical Eastern fashion, ''what happens to me, happens to you; what happens .to week and defensive end Vern Division game that finds you, happens to me. Whether we like or not, we're in this Den Herder is treparing a Miami a three-point favorite. 'together." similar fate for Namath when Kansas City is the only other Russell rambled a bit, jwnping from one subject to another the Dolphins take on the New club in sole possession of a without really trying to maintain any continuity. He was at his York Jets Sunday. Den Herder division lead- A.FC West. The If th is is your birthday best when he talked about his playing and coaching days with the was credited with II tackles Chiefs are !>point picks over month check your driver's Celtics. and two · assists against the . Cleveland, tied with Cincinnati lice nse. You must renew it and Pittsburgh in the A.FC before expi ration date to "When I was coaching, the Knicks caused me some trouble," Vikings . Namath was hampered in his Central Division. Cincinnati is drive legally . he said. "They came up to 'Boston and beat us like we stole something. They beat us by about 38 points one night. When I' aerial game against HoustOn a 9-point choice over Denver by some soap-fingered while Pittsburgh is a 6-point ATTENTION Coached,' I had this thing-that you play as hard as you can from MOTORFSTSI receivers, who prevented him underdog to Dallas. start to finish. Have you written your In other Sunday action, the representatives In "Mter this game with the Knicks, I Clime into. the dressing New York Giants are HI-point Was hingt on to preve nt room and looked at my players for .tbree minutes. I didn't say a picks over New Orleans, diversion of the Highway yp~d. Finally I started out by saying 'You dirty .. .' but theQ I ~: ·'A.tlanUi' is'''a ' ' ~ini one-point · "Trust Fund for mass transit? FJ },Ji.'.JIJ.'Y ' l·J!I . 4opped. l said 'The,way you people played tonight cuning would -"· l.4un. . DO IT NOW! .. choice ·over Detroit, New ' . · ~too good for yon.'•! told"em I COUld take·$500 from each of 'em England is favored by 3 over ClNCINNA.TI (UP!) but"that would he too good for 'em also. I said 'I know what I'm Buffalo, Washington rates 16 gonna do. rm gonna beat you gilys up, and I'm gonna go right Chuck Weber, defensive over Philadelphia, Baltimore coordinator of the' Cincinnati down the line.' figures to he better by 5 over "Then I saw Wayne Embry staring at me. He weighed 280 at Bengals, is confident the team Sanbiego,Green.Bayby9over AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF will snap out of its scoring the time, he had sUmmed down, you understand, and when he Chicago, Minnesota by 14 over depre~sion on Sunday. St. LDula and San Francisco a looked at me, he wasn't laugbin'. I looked at him and big John SOUTHERN OHIO "I'm sure everything is Havlicek·standing right nell to him, and I said, 'You guys go going to come along fine," he 4-point pick over Los Angeles. . Oakland Is favored by 9 over 33 Court St. Gallipolis home now and I'll whip you tomorrow." said. "We'll get those {touchPhQne 446·0699 or Houston in the Monday night More laughter. phone 992,2590 In Pomeroy downs) and you can quote me game. He Laughs Too o~ that.'' • BUI RilSse)l had to lnugh also. The Bengals have not scored Then came the questions. ~ a touchdown in their last two Yes, Russell said, the United States was cheated in Its games. Last weekend it result· basketball game with Russia during the Olympics at Munich. ed in a loss to the Cleveland In anBWer to another question, he explained he always played Browns. Until the scoring starts, to win but bas HtUe use lor violence in sports. "You'll always notice the greatest players in sports rarely Weber said, the defense will fight," he said. "Me? I bsd a few fights. That was just to have to "hold up our end unW straighten people out, when I was young. But when I was older, I things start to work out. We didn't fight. I'd talk to 'em." . have to keep hanging in there." The Bengals' next opponent, Again Ruasell laughed. He has a wann infectious laugh which Denver, lost last weekend 4a-24 sometimes winds up in a giggl~. Somebody in the back came up with a question about that old to Kansas City. The Chiefs used the blltz effectively to nail dirty word, money. Bronco quarterback Steve "I played basketball 25 years, 13 years as a professional, but I Ramsey six times. can honestly say I never played for money," said Russell, "They really went after them soleninly. "I played because l Hked to play, and when I didn't like with the blitz," Weber said. playllrg anymore, I quit." "But with that kind of speed For a split seccnd. there, the kids at Fairleigh Dickinson saw outside, it's a wonder they the old Bill Russell again. The one with fire in his eye. were able to do it without get· ting burned, but did it.'' 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He'd usually come out on miat Oxford and last week was that basketball.floor witjl fire in his eye and an intimidating tied by Western Michigan 13-13 CXJressionwhich sometimes made him look likeoneofGod'slast at Kalamazoo, Mich. angry·men, "We're road weary, that's · ilut the !lew. BiU.Russell is ·altogether different. lor sure. We played some great He gets $1,500 for speaking to groups about an hour; then an- football against Purdue and swerlng some questions; and it's obvious he likes whllt he's Miami," said Nehlen. "But we dOing. · . · were flat against Western You Could See Michigan and we did not Youcouldseethat by the slight suggestion of a smile he had on execute well. But we didn't lose his faceaa he placed his hands on the lecternanalookedout at his the football game . young audience of some. 300 the other night here at Fairleigh "It's my job this week to make our players .realize they Dickinson; the ninth largest private university in the country· are still an undefeated football ".I'd like to say being here tonight is one of the high points of my team," said Neh!en. "and It's career," began the 6-foot-!1, one-time Celtics' coach in his sweet going to be up to the players to potato jacket, burgundy turtleneck, white belt and purple cor- stay that way. , durcy pants. "I'd like to say I've been looking forward to it; I'd "We have nothing but like to say it's' a big thrill; I'd like to say all that ...but I'd be resped for Toledo," said lying." · Nehlen. "That defense still has Laughter. the quickness that made. it one That was about as close ·as Bill Russell, an acknowledged of the best in the country for straight-talker and master of the put-down, ever came to putting the last three years." anybOdy down aU evening. You couldn't prove that by For the most part, Bill Russell, 38 and the father of three kids, Ohio University which clobber· tried his best to identify with the 111-, 19-, and 2G-year-olds who ed the Rockets 38-22 with tall· .composed the, majority of his audience. Sometimes he did, back Tim Worner gaining 252 particularly when he talked basketball with them; sometimes he yards on the ground. didn't .. His generation simply wasn't theirs. One youngster :~::sn:: ~:a~~~~~im Loscutoff, one of Russell's old . l.-.-'-----..;_,: . 'i;j By MilTON RICHMAN ;:;: Bowling Green .Coach Don . · ::~ · UPI !!Ports Editor ·::L Nehlen said the Toledo defense TEANECK, N.J.(UPI)::_Th~· young'man kept the introduction "sWI ~as the quickness that brle[ . · made 1t one of the best 111 tlle .. I Fal . · · 0 R d A.· · · .l!l; _lToday's._. . . ~,.-~~ S'·p ort rna ...od.e 4 I U :;~ .' . · · · i ..,.e n_a,..,... ·. ' . 111eniployment on 11cmeo qd stuclenta e. . . . ·~ IIIII W.. !O..ce IIIII mlnliAg veterlli8 from ~ietnam, ind Instead ; "start providing jobs for those who want them." ' Using a theme. of the prea~. dential clilllplign of Ga-ge McGovern, Kemedy recalled President Nixon's words Iii. 1961: "Those who had a chance for folD' years and could not produce peace do not ~e another cbal!ce." "I apply that standard to Mr, Nixon," Kennedy said. "He's had fltur years to carry out his · secret plan for peace and he doesn't de$erve another charice." . . States and China. negotiations ·with the United contacts between the Chinese tlirea:tened to revoke the Chou, 74, .restated China's States government to discuss people and the ..A-merican passports ' of those who acpos1hon · th1s week m a thequestionofrelaxingtension people have been truly cepted the Chinese leader's trearranged meeting at the in the Far East, and especially opened," he smiled. "Perhaps invitation. . closing ceremony. ot the f_irst the question of relax!ng tension tlJis time there C!lll be a good OJou said Ire hoped th•t this As1an Table TenniS ChamPion· in the Taiwan area." · · ' beginning of the normalization .correspondent would. not have ships, The eneounter took place That interview was ihe Iii's! of Sino-U.S. relations." to walt another 17 yeljrs before WIN AT BRIDGE in a reception room in Peking's interview given to a Western Chou said that' he thought it visiting China again. ultra-modern Sports Palace. newsman since the Communist waa significant that after 17 "If it's going to be anothet 17 , This . co_rre~pondent's. firs! liberation of China in 1949, and years we were meeting this ye!IJ's;" he smiled, ''maybe you· meetlilg WJth Olou was m 1955 was published in the American time at the Asian Table Tennis can wait, and your wife can In that case could be have at the A-sian-African Con· Nation magazine on May 7, Games in Peking. He said that wait, but I might not be able to NORTH 6 made a vulnerable o".'ercall .lerenceat Bandung, Indo~esi~, · 1955. ' the meeting could have ac- wa!t that long.'' .AK4 without the king of diawhen Chou was Pekmg s Chou said this week that the tually taken place sooner, a a.ou appeared to be very • 76532 monds? Possibly, but not t65 foreign minister· Bandung Interview had some reference to his inVitation in relaxed and in an excellelit likely. Furthermore, East .Q43 Mter asking that this corr: . effect following it~ publication. 1956 to 18 American joiD'· mood during oir meeting. 1 might well have raised clubs WEST EAST spondent convey. to the. Amer•· He said that the .firlll ,Sino- nalists, including this asked him ifhestillspoke some with short hearts, a high .QJlO . • 9732 can people the friendship of the American talks took place· in correspondent, to visit China. English. He laughed and said club and a side king. Cb~se people, lie referred to Geneva three months after the , Invitation Never Accepted in English, "a little.'' Can East find some way to t K82 t Jl0743 make his contract if West ·the mterv1ew he gave me 17 interview appeared. However That invitation was never . There seemed no question of .KJ9862 .A105 has the diamontl klng? SOUTH (D) years ago at ~dun~ and he quickly added thatthe talks accepted by most of the the Olinese leader's sincerity If he looks careluUy he .865 asked that a port•on of Jt also continued for 16 years without newsmen because Secretary of when he spoke about bow Sinowill find the chance. He can .KQJ1098 be conveyed to !be American results. · State John Foster Dulles an- American relations could be make it if East hOlds both tAQ9 people since It was still true nounced at the time that the formalized, nor in his desire to the jack and 10. today. The 1955 quote was: , Ping Pon Diplomacy visit was not in the interests of have those relations become a Beggers can't be choosers. Both vulnerable South leads. a diamond from . The Quote Then, with a broad smile and the American people and reality. West North East · South dummy at ·triCk two and ' "The Chinese people are a twinkle in his eye, he said ' • plays his nine. This knocks By Helen Bottel friendly tO the American that Chairman Mao Tse-tung's . - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 21o 3. Pliss out the king and South can people. The Chinese people do recent "Ping Pong Pass Pass Pass discard dummy's small not want to have a war with the Diplomacy'' resulted in Opening lead-• Q spade on the queen of diaUnited States of America. The President Nixon's visit to monds. Ungodly Godfather Mlllt Go Chinese goverrunent is willing . China; By Oswald & James Jacoby (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) Dear Helen: to fit down and enter . lnto · "Now, both doors to friendly North's hand is weak for I'm due to have my baby any day now. Naturally my a limit jump raise since his husband and I are discussing the christening of our child. BY PAUL CRABTREE queen of clubs is not likely Myoolylrotherislivingwitha girl and they have three klds. ~ The bidding has been: Assume for the moment Utat your name's Frankie Doolittle. to be worth much if it is West North East I wanted him and his commoo~aw Wife to stand for the baby, and worth an;ything. South has a South You're a high school sel)ior and you play offensive end and clear-cut rebid to game. he to be ilsgodfather. Bull have secood thoughts. llo defensive back for Ft. Pleasant High School. lt'snot their living together that bothers me, but the fact that West opens the queen of Pass l t Pass 2N.T. Pass 3 t Pass 3N.T. Mter half the season, your team has lost lour games and Ued spades and South sees that Pass they are never rume anymore. They are forever leaving their Pass 4• 4t one- one you should have won. To top off ever;ything, you wind in spite of .the surprisin~ly NT clilldren with baby sitters. They doo't dress or feed ·the klds . Pass 4 , . Pass e as a · •a· p SNT p up in the hospital with a bum knee. You )iurt, physically, but you Poor dummy hh JrOperly. Godparents are supposed to take over if something .. . Pass 6 N.T. Pass WASHINGTON (UP!) Indiana highway officiiils' bet.' .hurt in other ways, too, bcieause youtfteam is candidly having a mond finesse for game. ? happena to natural parents, and I couldn't bear the thought of our If South is in a Iiilrry he th h ld Officials of the U.S. Depart12 in Cincinnati and also send lousy seasonand yqu aren't alone lri th~ kind of hurting: It You, Sou , o : clilld being ral!!ed thl.! way. ment of Transportation met the department's best extends throughout the team, the school, and Indeed the whole wins the spade.in ''d.ummy, •AK86¥A102tKS31oAJ6 Howcanwegetoutoft~withoulhurtfeelings?-D. W. . tries and loses the diamond Thursday with representatiyes engineers to Cincinnati to community. finesse and winds up one What do you do now? Dear D.: from Ohio, Kenlucky and In· determine if additional lanes It'. s just about wrapped up as far as footbaU is concerned. trick short of his contract. A-Pass. Your Part n • r hils · I ' You can't ·get out of thl.! without hurt feelings but that If South stop's to analyze placed the conlract. You ·hove ~ shouldn'tstopyoufrommaking acholcelhat seems best'for your diana to determine the best can be added to the Spence You might get back for a game or two or thr\lf, but even when the the lead and review· the ·nil re8son to bid seven. way to ease traffic congestion Bridge. physical pain Is all gone, that other klnd will still be there. And ~ child. bidding he decides that West TODAY'S QUESTION it's a very real kind of pain. ~ Level with your brother -about marriage, child-raising, the on Interstate 7S at Cincinnati. does not hold both ace and Instead of bidding one diaOr assume for the m0111ent that your name's Bob Wood. JOdparents' part in spiritual training, lhe works. It won't be . State officials said traffic of. king of clubs since in that mond, your partner has reYou're only a sophomore, but you already weigh about 2SO and case he would probably open sponded one spade ·to your club ~ euy, but It just MIGHT steer him toward a inore orthodox ten backs up aa much as four miles or more during holiday . you're considered some kind .of lineman. But a week before the a club to have a look at opening. What do you do now? family life. ~periods at the Brent Spence · season starts .for your Gallipolis Blue Devils, you break a foot, dummy. Bridge across the Ohio River u, and there you are on the sidelines - watching your team (and Dear Helen: between Cincinnati and northIn answer to ''Modern Career Wife," you agreed that ern Kentucky. your .school and your community) lose three straight games "cheating" takes many forms, some le1111 forgivable than sex. The 1-75 bridge Is the only COLUMBUS (UPI) - The before salvaging a lie. ' ' ' True, but both of you overlooked the factthat the "encounterees" interstate bridge near Cincin· FBI ~d an "onworklng invesYou're not really hurting so much Jilysically now, and (other women, other men, u it were) have liuman feelings too, naU on the river. ligathJont" wanede yBuout've geliot two molirurtebialg "plaiD'yW,bouniliketoe glirteetlen. [ Some of the8e people with wl.om •'modern•mirtieds" have-"" ·· Reps. Donald Clancy and • rna.~ u_n ... , ~ : >"'""· ...,. , som ow, you · o ·"\\ ·, o ~ .••il Jl;t,~ 1\.' ~ , '· F casual meaningless sex_:_ which they say hufts no one- may be Willlam J. Kea\ing, both R.: tOday . m conne~H9!', .:Wil/1 ~P lel!ll¥Jiate;~ ~)lggl~ to gai!l,\ll~i~xperien~~at "!!!l'l.ll¥11. em ll.t ~ ' Obi0 and M G "Gene" Sny...., extortion plot said to mvolve a good football team. , , ., . ' K ·~ . ileeply hurt. Other homes may be broken .:... for all mates don't de · · . ly $500 000 dem:U.d to the giant Frank Doolittle and Bob Wood are real people, just as Pt. reactca-••"vtoaffairs · r,R· y.,wereamongnear . •. . · • ......, · " ., . two dozen persons attending Nat' on w' de CorP· • Pleasant and Gallipolis are real towns, with coUective feelings of and Tolnorrow You warned this wife that casual encounters can become the meeting with Transport&· headquartered here. pride, hope, and disappointment- all centered around a crazy ~ intense, IIUIUillllgeablepullsthat wreck a marriage. Look to the tion Undersecretary James . FBI officials in Washington tlling cailed schoolboy football. 1 other side -even if she_ remains ~motionally ~touched, and her FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1972 Beggs. · said an unidentified person ~as Schoolboy football? Right. The pride and attitudes of an 6:00 -'-.News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; NBC News 8, 13; Truth or Conseq. 6; ' lwlband can sample WJthoul biiYIIIg, will their extra<U~Ticular "I was very pleased with the being sought in connection wtth entire town can revolve around ·such a seemingly Insignificant Insight 33 . . partners {and their spouses) know how to play this risky game? development and 'progress "an extortion matter" and a th' 6:3ll - NBC News 3, 4, 15; ABC News 6; CBS News 8; 10; :1 Mo14 of the bad times in my reasonably happy life came coming out (i'{the meeting" shootout with FBI agents in the ~d,in this part of the country, they do. Dream of Jeannie 13; Hathayoga 33. , 7:00 What's My Line B; Masterpiece Theatre 33; Wild aboutwhenllaUedtoconalderthefeelingsandwelfareofothers. said Clancy. "This is a ve;y A-llegheny National Forest Just go to Middleport or Pomeroy and ask almost anyone Kingdom 13; News 6, 10; Truth or ,Con.seq. 3; .Salnt 15; Beat Seeml tome this Is what Modern Career Wife lorgets.-JUST A bad situation in the Cincirlnati near Bradford, Pa., ·last what they think of the rather-amazing Meigs Marauders, who the Clock 4: Folk Guitar 33. 7:30 - To Tell the Truth 6; Parent Game 10; Beat The Clock 13; THOUGHT · area and I think that the Tuesday. didn'tseemtohavemuchmaterial,butwonfow'straightgames. Dear JAT: Department of TransSources here said Nation· Porter Wagoner 3; Young Dr. Kildare 4; Irs Your Bet B; Wall St. Week 33. You're so right! Thanks for your good thoughts. Read on:- porta lion, in taking a look at wide received a demand for the See that glint of pride, that quick response, that immediate 8:00 - Book Beat 33; Sanford & Son3, 4, 15; Brady Bunch 6, 13; lt,givespromlseofsolvingitas money and a warning that if identification with the winners? H. Sonny & Cher 8, 10. ·quickly as possible.'' the money was not delivered, Who can explain it? Who can tell you why) fools give you Dear Helen: B:JO - Partridge Family 6, 13; Little People 4, 15, 3; Just Generation 33. .. ·. bombs placed in several of the ressons; wise men never try. {Goodline-itmlgbtgo Into a song You asked recenUy why the '}>!her Woman" seldom writes. 9:00 - GhO\f Story 3, ~. 15; Room 222 .6, 13; Movie "Pony Most of the parltc1panls m firin' buildings here would be or something.) · Your ESP was right: she would rather forget! Express" 8; Masterpiece Theatre - 1-h>vle "Welcome to agreed the com- !leto s 1¢ Being neither fool nor wiae man, I have no reasons, but I'd Hard Times" 10. First, Rod put off getting his divorce because his two the sessiOn 27 p~etlon bl I- S, circ~ing Cln- Th~a Buffalo, N.Y.; Courier like to make a guess about why a hard-times lootbaU season can 9:30 - Odd Couple 6, 13. ..· 1. dall8hters were still in school. Then, their weddings caused a 10:00Benyon 3, 4, 15; LoveAm· e rlcan Style 6, 13; Paul Nuchlns "delay." Next, his wife (in name only) bad 11111jor surgery -how cmna\i through OhiO, Ken· Express, in a copyrighted cast a pall over a whole community- with a pain that goes far 33. a tucky • and Indiana, would do story, said N'tionwide officials beyond Frank Doolittle'salllng knee, or Bob Wood's broken'foot. 11:00News3, ~. 6, 8,10,13,15. could he leave her when she was Ul? 10 solve ~e problem were told to follow instructions 1 don't think we've begun to delve the depths of lnatinct- 11:»- Dick Cavett 6; Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15; Movie "Zarak" 8; Another year of secret meetings, promises, waiting : n:tuch Movie, To Be Announced. Movie "Psych ~I" 13. "Buainess was bad"; a grandchild came along. Then, glory be! smce much traffic would be contained in notes located subconscious behavior -in the conduc~ of human affairs. . 1: DO - Roller Derby 4. Competltlon,withthejoyofwinnlngandthegloomofdefeat, 1:30 - News 4, 13. His wife finally agreed to a divorce. He was to give her d'i:c~~f~:~:~.~~::C:e~~~:~ ·• about 80 miles apart on high· everything: bouse, alimony, custody of the younger children - I 3.3-mUe Indiana section of the ways between here and the Is a basic and elemental human drive, r think, one that has SATURDAY,OCTOBER7 interstate ls holding up com· forest. Jiterally carried mankind from the primeval swamps into the was aU he wanted - so he said! 6:30--Chrlstopher Closeup 10; TV Classroom 8; Kentucky Afield pleUon. The newspape~ said the mon· stsrs. · 13. She was to tour Europe before the divorce was final. She Beggs said lie would dlscus8 ey was to be=a pla~c bag Competition may, in fact, be the driving urge of clvillzaUon. 7:DO-Nelghbors 13; Farm Front'' Death Valley Days 8; Fun asked him to stay in the house unW she returned. For Everyone 6. tl~ tr: ':~ A.nd when there is CDIIipetltton, someone mulll Win and someone 7: 15-Woman's Our wedding date was set ... But Rod Is now on the with Indiana officials the possi· nailed to ~ h Point of VIew 13. 00 u p~ullllose. We really haven't chqed our feelings since the first 7:30--Man from C.O.S.I. 10; Gosepl6; Farmbook 3; Time lor honeymoon, not tne! He joined his wife in Europe. I am bilityofreleasing federal funds · ~~ w ere Timothy 13; Dick Van Dyke4; Archie's TV Funnies. 1 to the sta~ when available. Natioo~de public relations Neanderthal boy found out he could outrun the kid in lhe next vacationing alone With my memories. B:DO-Underdog3, 4,15;'Pufnstuf6, 13; Bugs Bunny8,10. Beggs 88Ld be ~ould have a officials said they had orders cave. May "Other Women" profit by m;y experience. -NEVER B:JO..-Bugs Bu,nny 10; Jetsons 3, •· 15; Jackson Five 6, 13; DOT , repr~tative attend a t discuss the matter with A.nd hOpe, too, Is a deeply-rooted and not-entirety-rational Sabrina, Tho Teenage Witch 8. . AGAIN ' 10 ., 9:DO-Pink Panther 3, 4, 15; Osmonds 6, 13; Amazing Chan & · meet111g of Ohio, .Kentucky and · nothenewsm edla . human emotion.. And it Ia hope that keeps us going when the . . The Chan Clan 8, 10 . The. manhunt, according to competition Ia running the other way. Hope in the eventual polish 9o30--Nanny and the Professor 6, 13; Scooby Doo 8, PO; H~nd- ' ~~~~15. . the FBI, was centered in the and perfecUon Qf Johnny Ecker's leglcna IIIII leglolll! of o"""""""'" "<omm& ,., """ woonw ..., "'""" '""""''·"' 10:DO-Roman ,Holldays 3, ~. 15. national forest which includes sophomores at Galllpolli, or the raw talent being generated in 10:30--Bark!eys 3, ~. 15: Josle & the Pussycats 8, 10; Brady Kids both NeW York and Pennsyl- the junior high {and 101'-er) level in in inlenllfled JrOgram that 6, 13. 'I 11 : DO-Se.alab 3, ~. 15; Fllntstones a, 10; Bewitched 6, 13. vania. will make Dick Ware's ~ty Invulnerable in years to come 11:30--Runaround 3, 4, 15; Kid Power 6. 13. hope springing eternal. 12:DO-Around the World In 10 Days 3, ~. 15; Funky Pathom 13; Nelson orchestra featuring band Binger Harriet By JACK O'BRIAN It's Instinct, not intellect. It's emotloo, not reason. So d9n't Batman a; Archie's TV Funnies 10; Junior Bowling 6. fRAtTURES ARM Hilliard. . 12:30--Talking with a Glant3, ~. 15; Lldsvllle 13; Fat Albert 8, 10. Uoeoln, Body by Fllcber, be ashamed of that litter feeling wbm .we've lolt another one. HULL, Que. (UP!)-Piayer· 1:DO-Baseball Playoff 3, 4, 15; Lloyd Bridges' Water World 6; The 8th Ave. porno-palaces aren't · dirty Alld Mark Too • Don't kill the coach or the school board. You're human and . Maohall Football 13; ,Children's Film Festlval:8. 10. Coach Johnny McKenzie of the 1:30--College Football 13, 6, ~ . , NEW YORK (KFS) - Lalli year stage & enough :- now they're plagued by pi<;kpockets World Hockey Association's normal : Blame your ancestors. ' 2:DO-Job Show 10; Garden Club B. and purse grabbers, and the cops figure they're :. IICI'een W1!l'e awash with Mary Queen of Scots' Pliiladelpbia Blazers will not ·2: 15:-Talking Hands a: .· · 1 vehicles; this year lt'a Mary Todd Uncoln, two part of the Mafia-controlled Jayouta. Few vic· see playing action for a few ON THE TV DIAL: Melgs-lronton'football,llv~ audio, 7:46p. 2:30--Urban League Presen~ 10; Viewpoint 8. 3:DO-The Issue 10; Vlfglnlan B. · · ' playa rollllnC up phis ·a ftlrn; and for COI,lllc tlnis scre11111 to the cops -they're ashamed of Weeks because of a minor ann m., 01. 5 ... MasterpieCe Theatre retuhil with the ma8Jllflcent 3:30--Explorers 10. · · i relief, Bobby Fischer snd Mark Spitz will be aU !dent~ themselves at home as porno.freaks fracture. &ulan Hampshire in Vanity Fair, a fiw.parter at 9, WMlJL.TV. ~: Oil'-Baseball .~, 4, 15. . ' over e~<erythlng ... 'Member when folks had to ...Reminds ua of our neighborhood scandal in 4: 3D--Wrestling 1: Death Valley Days 10. 5: DO-Wide World of Sportu, 13; Green Acres 10. IIDc, act, dance and clown to be liar ... Ethel exotic Buffalo when we were kids: one of the WEEKEND TV FARE: Saturday - The polt-leaton 5: 30--Seurne Street 33: Explorers 8; ~ssle 10. '• The Daily .Sentinel · baseball playoffs becln, with my Reds llllaillat their Plratea, I p. · 6:00-News, Watera' 800! anni~<ersary in showbiz should be a married men dropped dead in a burlesque bouse Weather, Sports 3, ~. 8; Movie, "The Battling :: 0 ~~~~~W, Bellhop" 10. . ' ·. '• 111t'! holiday ... Former Britllh UN ambaasador featqrtng Hlnda wasau. such shame! m., WSAZ-TV, aM the Tigers-A's at4, eame chamel ... FootbaU 6: 15-A LOok at a Book, 15.' ' ;; Sir Alec Gulliness demanded Bn ell• ME IGS·MASDN AREA Lord Caradon wu refused pemillllon to villi S. CHESTER L. TANNEHIU, abounds, too: Replay of Me.,Ironlon game on TV, 10 a. m., Ch. 6:30--NBC NeWs3,4,15; HeeHawe; Blue RldgeQuarlet13. '• traodinary "auasslnatlon" inlllll'ance pollcy htc. EG . Africa. 5 { to be seen at 5i30 Monday in Galllpolla), and Michie an State7:DO-Hee Haw 6; La\Vrtnce·Welk 4, 15; lat's Make A Oeal3; , JIDBERT HOEFLICH, Wall Till Your Father Gets Home 13. · , ·. MGM's coofldence 1.n ita $'15 uimton Las from Uoyda of london: covers filming ''Hitler: Notre Dame at 1:45, WHTN·TV ... Woody Hayes, 11:300 WBNS. City Editor • 7:30--NaahvllltMuslc 3; ~·g .. ; Beet the Clock 13. • '' His Last Ten Days" in which lie plays the PubUshed dolly e~copt TV. . 1 Vepa Grand Hotel atema from one lltatiltlc: 8 ~ 00-AIIIn the Family 8, 10; Emergency 3, ~. 15; Alias Smith & 1; by The OhiO Valley. f . Vepa bas 400,010 pu ingen per year booked as!l!!!dnable· title role ... Uz Taylor doeln't toss Stiurdly You can see the debut Of Playbo..e New York, with Antlgooe· Jones 6; llurt Bacharach 13. Publishino Comp•nv, 111 · 1 : ' fllr ~ lllabll alooe - and each lUCker la8t-eea1011 coats or drellea awiy. Keeps 'em in ,Court Sl .. Pomtroy. Ohio. at 8:30, WMtJL..TV (which allo offsri .a Saturda7 version of . 8: 30--Brlctg.t Loves Bernie 8, 10. ·a converted bomb lbeltet in Gstaad, Swit· •S169. Business Otf;ce P'one 9:00-Strwta of S4n FriiiC!Iaco '· 13; Mary Tyler Moore a. 10: · *OJII sn • - • ~.ooo ... lklt whit about the · 192-2156. Edllorltl Phone 992· Sessme Street at ·5:30 on Satutda,_ now) ... HoDnrood TV ' · Movie, "Mifoofted'' 3, 15; "The Shakleat Gun In the Wnt", .f. ·· tinCl!! she was 1\ln. Eddie 2151. · ( oa'tal!IIJ olllllllj llalel adding ~ cuino zerJand, lhe's hadu.... ·Theatre baa "Another Part of the. Forest.'' 10 on WMUL-TV .:. , . 9:30',-BobNewhart,l,10; Topoflht·Monthl. · .' . : tnmo od.aA he SecDnd C!llls postage paid at 10:00-MI•Ion lmpaaslblll, 10; Si)llh Sense t, 13. nsher ... Martha • r menu Pomeroy, Ohio. t ponhlqtn tile 1M11t few y-? ... Would you Eight moV)es thla evenq on. cable '. . only. 11:15-Newl6, 13; WMtern Tht~re 15. of tl.e P•k bykjulng It with her Up , Notional advert_lslng . belilft tile 10111dtr.S _..of VlnCIIIt Price'l 11.,._ 11:30--Newt 3; Wllody Har. 10; Mov!ea, "Where file BulletS a"t' reprutntetlve Bott,ntlll · ' . Golligher, tnc., 12 EeSI •2nd ( 11112 II nbw• I u, "Dr. J'blbea Rille Apln," prinll. '!bey lilve I very large menu. &Jnday -Richard Boone, " ' - Haw Gun, Will Tra9el Juat . FIV:} ~~ "The Fly," 1: ''Tht Ravll)", 13. H-"'Harttord'A e:cdted about the st .• New York Clly. New York. may be lhe belt Western ever on TV, .reluml u Ric .Ramaey, on 11: <IS-.V.Stern Theatre, 15. . , - .,........ .., the lAIIIdoo Pbllharmonlc? •• ...._~. · Subscription ret1n : Dt Movie, "Aivtl!m lor ASpy," 3; "To Sir· 'With Love" 10 · labriMI• aalttdat Roltlsnd ~m talenll of a ten-yast-old Frellch Binger named llvtred by corrlt.r wh•rt the Sunday nlcht Mystery Movie, 1:11, W&\Z:TV ... Kldnlll like · 12:00 · News. W.lher, Sllorla, 6. . ' ' · ' avolltbit .so cents per wo~k;. the 11thenloo ol ancs..lja at G011 WTVN·TV ... And 1))01'11. 12: 15-Movle, "The Mumm·v'• Curse/' 6. · : 1 tbtallllr IIIII*, Wid tleUt tUer&wud Bruno Nlnodtsuerteandwanttdtoll&rhlrninHunt's 1 By Motor Aoute where carr1tr • • 12; 30--M!Ivle, "Secret of.tht Chaleliu,'' 13. on newnill*lub. But the N.11. coostabiilary service not ortlliblt : One 1 I ~lwtd lllr two &.! 111111 lnm IMr IMl sports, aporta: OSUJdCblilbta,ll:IOa. m., WL~TV ... CPBA 1: 15-Movle, "The Grt~t MI-l Ralcl", 4. for monlh sus. By mall In Ohio i Olllmllll man: "Sa aalbelrt of IIIII CIID!MII" . .Ued tile .dlcn becalllt of the no-cafe-work and W. \fa .• Ont ytar , IU.OO . Bowllng, 110011, WBNS:TV ... llll!c•la B:wiC»> foothel1 at 1 on . 1:30--Movle, "Dead Eyea of London,'' 13. Maule. "Operaflon WerhHd", 10. ; ... IIIII- ollllctiGD -Wid ill ahnnlt ev.-y anjoneunder ll.lf.lrtlord thinks the~. coualn 51• moniho SUS. Thrtt WSt\Z:TV ... SteeJert.<lowbo:ra at I 011 WTAP~TV ... 48erHia!la 2:00 Z: 30--l.:oail NN'a, 13. . . •ol ... law»Np l( . . . lnlbellbaiea: ' to great Gypsy gultarlil Manltas de Plata, is a :r?ii~~c1~~i~·st~:::r;r~':." at 4 oo WCHS-TV ... IIIII the '1'11.-...A'I bun• plaJvlf, 4"on 3:DG Mov-. '10 D1~ 1ft tht SMde," .t ....... Stnlintl. ~~~~ , ltd ..... In ~~~~ ~ ~TV. ' , .t: 30 ~~ "Corn. On Dinglr," .. · I . ' ·~ · Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ lhe Qepartment.Stole ~tf Buiklin& Since 1915 • �. . . 2'- '1111 o.fly.Seatlnel,Middleport-PoliM!tOY, 0., Oct.'&, 19'12 ' · ..' ... ' \ • KenJM!d;v told the more than 400 persooa who attended Ken;netf,y Chatges .C orruption is Greatest Ever . . roLEDO,Ohio (lJP!) -Sen. calls from the go~ernment EdWirdM. Kemedy, D-Mass., .gave them inside information llid Thuraday njght there had .apgut the Russian wileat deal' •• been a "steady flow" of scan· he said. "l don't call that codal& .,d acts of corruption in incidence .. I chi! that corrupltie Nixon admin!Strlitlon. tion .' '. · '"!be pOOple of America have Earlier at a news coolerence here, Kennedy said his Senate subcommittee on administrative practices would in' vestigate !he . Watergate bugging case only if ii would llie fund-raiser for Rep. Thomas - ~ serve a useful purpose. · "The · real question i; whether you can have the support of the FBI and the Ju.stice Department to do the real in~estigating ,'' , he said. "They have been unwilling to rome forth in the past. "The Justice Department didn't \10 the work iri the rrr case. The FBI refused t.o help the Judiciary Committee in that case. There Is very little reason to believe that they .would do the work ill thiS ,case either.'' E;':~v::t:~~~:~ Otou Holds Taiwan, Viet .War ·against U.S. we have seen in the past four · . years," Kennedy said at a local EDlfOR'S NOTE : UP! speDemocratic fund:caising din· clal eorrespoadeDI Sam Jaffe ner. , has been traveling inCbiDafor "It lsn'teasyto be found with the plat three, mooths. During yoiD' hand in the till, your foot bl8 visit he talked with Prime tn your moilth, your tongue in · Minister Chou Eu~al, whom be ·yoiD' cheek and .yow'eyeon the; first interviewed at the Ban· poll.s all at the ssme time," he dung ConfereJJce in 1955. Here lllct ''But the NiXon admln- is his report: · istraUon is iruinaging to per· Corm that feat today." · By SAM JAFFE Kennedy said an example of PEKING (UP!)- Premier corruptton was in the Russl,an Chou En-lai believes U.s : wheat deal. recognition of Taiwan and Not A Coincidence continued U.S. military in· "I've heard th~rri say It was volvement in Vietnam are the just coincidence when the big major issues preventing grain exporters made all those establishment of diplomatic '!indfall JrOIIts afler teieJilone reiaUons between the United Ashley, O.Ohlo, that the public Is ''fed up.'' . Aootber Not Deaerved ''The people are fed up with a war that wlli not end, fed up with prices 'that won't stop rising, fed up .With jobs that can't be·found, fed up ll!ith tax loopholes that can't be closed, led up with streets that call't be safe, fell '41 with a government that doesn't care about the people and, above all, fed up .wilh Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon," he said. Kennedy said the govern· ment should stop blaming Deep Finesse Does' the Trick .4 .A .. ·Helen Help . .Us. ·• • .7 1.4. & THINGS I-75 ·Bottleneck Pr:ohlem SurVeyed · ... ... 5.6. j Manhunt nderway 1 ""~aesrswi:! yngea~ttoh ::aBII~oDoour - Voice along Br'.Way ""I Jfl 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Ptmeroy, 0., Oct. 6, 19'12 '~!i!MeF:i::':c::rsM:::.t:.: •. ~}~:,.,~::e····a ~~~,,~,:~~;,;.;:;;,.,:~; I \.~;.~· l .... ;:~ By Uniled Press International J \ ·~ . c '. • e •. . . fo~~.~"~~:;~~v~~~~~~.: gaJD ~.~a~~M:~~:':".~a~~~. S:·~ . .. , "We were not well prepareJ Miami wiU travel-to Hunting- · l11 a top Ohio Conference defensively," said Toledo ton, W.Va., to meet a Marshall ·game it will be tlie battle olthe cOach Jack Murphy ·of the OU team· it · clubbed 66-6 last unbeatens when Marietta hosts loss. ''We did not expect to see season. Heidelberg. Both have~ rec· the Power I. OU switched of· "I still get mail from people ords. ~~~S: ::S~·just blocked the hell ~:~:~ h;pwat=:~e~:~ew~a:~~ ga:~i~Y~~~ ~ d'::;~ ~~~~ OU gained a total of 473 Ml![shall," ,sai~ Miami Coach haps our toughest game of the • yards againstthe Rockets', 377 of it on the ground. In another top Mid-American Conference game, Western Michigan will meei Kent State at Kent. Western opened its MA.C slate with 13·13 tie with Bowling Grtl\lfl last week. "As always, anythi~g can happen ,in our conference, but · last week's tie makes it neeessary for us to win the four remaining league games.'~ said WMU coach Bill Doolittle. Doolittle said Kent State is "the mos! improved team in the MAC and perhaps the fas. test we 'II face all season. " Kent State lost IW to an unbeaten San Diego ·state team last Saturday. " Frankly I don 't see anything to fee~ good about being beaten lW.'' said Kent Coach Don James. "It hurts anytime you lose. · "Sure, I realize most everYone thought we were going to be cuffed around. But our guys didn't believe that I don't be· lieve in those so-called moral victories." . l"IJfJd (JI.floh) !II ~ State; Dayton. at So1,1Utetn llllllill~; Defiance at Wllmln&ton : Waahingt~ & Jeffer1011 a1 fourth to dumpt the Muskies. Hiram, and John C8fi'O)I al 'Tilon 't £are what Musk in!·. Wooster, urn's record is," said A-shland AlSo Ohio Northern at Otter· Coach Fred Martinelli; "I bein; Xavier at Northern Dll· know that we always have good nols; Northern Michlpn at games with them. Also the· Youngstown State; Ferrii three teams tllat have defeated State at Baldwin-Wallace; ~~sms~=~~e for a~ record Denison at Capital; Heldelberl In other games Saturday at Mar!etta; Kenyon at Mo..,t . Bluffton is at Findlay; Case Union; Oberlin at Hamilton, N.Y., and Wittenberg at Oblo Western at Allegheny ; North- Wesleyan. Bill Mallory. "But Utat isn't season," said Marietta Coach true. We substituted freely, but Joe McDaniel. . it just happened that everybody we put in did weil ." "We have to be ready to play good football this Saturday," said MaUory. "I thought we rebounded well last week against Xavier after losing to Bowling Green. MarshaU is a young·club, but they have some real skill at certain positions. " Ohio U. meets Cincinnati in tlJe Queen City :and Bobcat coach Bill Hess said he expects "lots of problems." "They are a good opponent," said Hess. "They give you a lot of problems on defense with stunts and different looks. Of. fensively they employ a Power 1 with a pro-type passing attack from the pocket." Nul Enough Points ~:~; "We still have the makings of a good football team," said UC Coach Ray Callahan, "but we . aren't putting enough points on tlJe board yet." UC beat Indiana State 1~7, 30 INCHEI • ::10 INCHEh l2 I Hea.., ~ gouge weldtd &ltel 'cablnet forworkthop, but lost to Colorado 56-H and garage, util it y room , 3 1htlvll1 ho1pt on doon Xavier 19-7 'before whipping oc,Omodate startda rd padlock. Mogr~ e l lc cotch on Villanova 14-7. door1. Specislllllues, SfHJcis/ Ssvings r:&-::-P::::-IEc=E-=-JI-:-Gs~,.=w~ BLADE SET STORAGE CENTER 1987 D0 lp h zns • R ea dy r"Dor JOe. l Among the subjects Bill Russell talked about were dopt · pushers. By United Press lnternaliooal from doing better than his 18 He said they cailed them "dope peddlers" when he was going The Miami Dolphinshav&othe for 39 passing statistics. The to schooL Had enlightened self-interested citizens stopped them sack ready for Joe Namath. Jets quarterbank is bobbled by 2$ years ago, he said, there would be no problem with them Miami, the only unbeaten a leg injury picked up in the today. Russell said the troblem bot~red him. team in the National Football game but Coach Weeb Ew:bank In It Together League, dropped Minnesota's will go with his ace passer in ''You see my friends," he said, lowering his voice in avuncular Fran Tarkenton five times last this early critical Eastern fashion, ''what happens to me, happens to you; what happens .to week and defensive end Vern Division game that finds you, happens to me. Whether we like or not, we're in this Den Herder is treparing a Miami a three-point favorite. 'together." similar fate for Namath when Kansas City is the only other Russell rambled a bit, jwnping from one subject to another the Dolphins take on the New club in sole possession of a without really trying to maintain any continuity. He was at his York Jets Sunday. Den Herder division lead- A.FC West. The If th is is your birthday best when he talked about his playing and coaching days with the was credited with II tackles Chiefs are !>point picks over month check your driver's Celtics. and two · assists against the . Cleveland, tied with Cincinnati lice nse. You must renew it and Pittsburgh in the A.FC before expi ration date to "When I was coaching, the Knicks caused me some trouble," Vikings . Namath was hampered in his Central Division. Cincinnati is drive legally . he said. "They came up to 'Boston and beat us like we stole something. They beat us by about 38 points one night. When I' aerial game against HoustOn a 9-point choice over Denver by some soap-fingered while Pittsburgh is a 6-point ATTENTION Coached,' I had this thing-that you play as hard as you can from MOTORFSTSI receivers, who prevented him underdog to Dallas. start to finish. Have you written your In other Sunday action, the representatives In "Mter this game with the Knicks, I Clime into. the dressing New York Giants are HI-point Was hingt on to preve nt room and looked at my players for .tbree minutes. I didn't say a picks over New Orleans, diversion of the Highway yp~d. Finally I started out by saying 'You dirty .. .' but theQ I ~: ·'A.tlanUi' is'''a ' ' ~ini one-point · "Trust Fund for mass transit? FJ },Ji.'.JIJ.'Y ' l·J!I . 4opped. l said 'The,way you people played tonight cuning would -"· l.4un. . DO IT NOW! .. choice ·over Detroit, New ' . · ~too good for yon.'•! told"em I COUld take·$500 from each of 'em England is favored by 3 over ClNCINNA.TI (UP!) but"that would he too good for 'em also. I said 'I know what I'm Buffalo, Washington rates 16 gonna do. rm gonna beat you gilys up, and I'm gonna go right Chuck Weber, defensive over Philadelphia, Baltimore coordinator of the' Cincinnati down the line.' figures to he better by 5 over "Then I saw Wayne Embry staring at me. He weighed 280 at Bengals, is confident the team Sanbiego,Green.Bayby9over AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF will snap out of its scoring the time, he had sUmmed down, you understand, and when he Chicago, Minnesota by 14 over depre~sion on Sunday. St. LDula and San Francisco a looked at me, he wasn't laugbin'. I looked at him and big John SOUTHERN OHIO "I'm sure everything is Havlicek·standing right nell to him, and I said, 'You guys go going to come along fine," he 4-point pick over Los Angeles. . Oakland Is favored by 9 over 33 Court St. Gallipolis home now and I'll whip you tomorrow." said. "We'll get those {touchPhQne 446·0699 or Houston in the Monday night More laughter. phone 992,2590 In Pomeroy downs) and you can quote me game. He Laughs Too o~ that.'' • BUI RilSse)l had to lnugh also. The Bengals have not scored Then came the questions. ~ a touchdown in their last two Yes, Russell said, the United States was cheated in Its games. Last weekend it result· basketball game with Russia during the Olympics at Munich. ed in a loss to the Cleveland In anBWer to another question, he explained he always played Browns. Until the scoring starts, to win but bas HtUe use lor violence in sports. "You'll always notice the greatest players in sports rarely Weber said, the defense will fight," he said. "Me? I bsd a few fights. That was just to have to "hold up our end unW straighten people out, when I was young. But when I was older, I things start to work out. We didn't fight. I'd talk to 'em." . have to keep hanging in there." The Bengals' next opponent, Again Ruasell laughed. He has a wann infectious laugh which Denver, lost last weekend 4a-24 sometimes winds up in a giggl~. Somebody in the back came up with a question about that old to Kansas City. The Chiefs used the blltz effectively to nail dirty word, money. Bronco quarterback Steve "I played basketball 25 years, 13 years as a professional, but I Ramsey six times. can honestly say I never played for money," said Russell, "They really went after them soleninly. "I played because l Hked to play, and when I didn't like with the blitz," Weber said. playllrg anymore, I quit." "But with that kind of speed For a split seccnd. there, the kids at Fairleigh Dickinson saw outside, it's a wonder they the old Bill Russell again. The one with fire in his eye. were able to do it without get· ting burned, but did it.'' 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He'd usually come out on miat Oxford and last week was that basketball.floor witjl fire in his eye and an intimidating tied by Western Michigan 13-13 CXJressionwhich sometimes made him look likeoneofGod'slast at Kalamazoo, Mich. angry·men, "We're road weary, that's · ilut the !lew. BiU.Russell is ·altogether different. lor sure. We played some great He gets $1,500 for speaking to groups about an hour; then an- football against Purdue and swerlng some questions; and it's obvious he likes whllt he's Miami," said Nehlen. "But we dOing. · . · were flat against Western You Could See Michigan and we did not Youcouldseethat by the slight suggestion of a smile he had on execute well. But we didn't lose his faceaa he placed his hands on the lecternanalookedout at his the football game . young audience of some. 300 the other night here at Fairleigh "It's my job this week to make our players .realize they Dickinson; the ninth largest private university in the country· are still an undefeated football ".I'd like to say being here tonight is one of the high points of my team," said Neh!en. "and It's career," began the 6-foot-!1, one-time Celtics' coach in his sweet going to be up to the players to potato jacket, burgundy turtleneck, white belt and purple cor- stay that way. , durcy pants. "I'd like to say I've been looking forward to it; I'd "We have nothing but like to say it's' a big thrill; I'd like to say all that ...but I'd be resped for Toledo," said lying." · Nehlen. "That defense still has Laughter. the quickness that made. it one That was about as close ·as Bill Russell, an acknowledged of the best in the country for straight-talker and master of the put-down, ever came to putting the last three years." anybOdy down aU evening. You couldn't prove that by For the most part, Bill Russell, 38 and the father of three kids, Ohio University which clobber· tried his best to identify with the 111-, 19-, and 2G-year-olds who ed the Rockets 38-22 with tall· .composed the, majority of his audience. Sometimes he did, back Tim Worner gaining 252 particularly when he talked basketball with them; sometimes he yards on the ground. didn't .. His generation simply wasn't theirs. One youngster :~::sn:: ~:a~~~~~im Loscutoff, one of Russell's old . l.-.-'-----..;_,: . 'i;j By MilTON RICHMAN ;:;: Bowling Green .Coach Don . · ::~ · UPI !!Ports Editor ·::L Nehlen said the Toledo defense TEANECK, N.J.(UPI)::_Th~· young'man kept the introduction "sWI ~as the quickness that brle[ . · made 1t one of the best 111 tlle .. I Fal . · · 0 R d A.· · · .l!l; _lToday's._. . . ~,.-~~ S'·p ort rna ...od.e 4 I U :;~ .' . · · · i ..,.e n_a,..,... ·. ' . 111eniployment on 11cmeo qd stuclenta e. . . . ·~ IIIII W.. !O..ce IIIII mlnliAg veterlli8 from ~ietnam, ind Instead ; "start providing jobs for those who want them." ' Using a theme. of the prea~. dential clilllplign of Ga-ge McGovern, Kemedy recalled President Nixon's words Iii. 1961: "Those who had a chance for folD' years and could not produce peace do not ~e another cbal!ce." "I apply that standard to Mr, Nixon," Kennedy said. "He's had fltur years to carry out his · secret plan for peace and he doesn't de$erve another charice." . . States and China. negotiations ·with the United contacts between the Chinese tlirea:tened to revoke the Chou, 74, .restated China's States government to discuss people and the ..A-merican passports ' of those who acpos1hon · th1s week m a thequestionofrelaxingtension people have been truly cepted the Chinese leader's trearranged meeting at the in the Far East, and especially opened," he smiled. "Perhaps invitation. . closing ceremony. ot the f_irst the question of relax!ng tension tlJis time there C!lll be a good OJou said Ire hoped th•t this As1an Table TenniS ChamPion· in the Taiwan area." · · ' beginning of the normalization .correspondent would. not have ships, The eneounter took place That interview was ihe Iii's! of Sino-U.S. relations." to walt another 17 yeljrs before WIN AT BRIDGE in a reception room in Peking's interview given to a Western Chou said that' he thought it visiting China again. ultra-modern Sports Palace. newsman since the Communist waa significant that after 17 "If it's going to be anothet 17 , This . co_rre~pondent's. firs! liberation of China in 1949, and years we were meeting this ye!IJ's;" he smiled, ''maybe you· meetlilg WJth Olou was m 1955 was published in the American time at the Asian Table Tennis can wait, and your wife can In that case could be have at the A-sian-African Con· Nation magazine on May 7, Games in Peking. He said that wait, but I might not be able to NORTH 6 made a vulnerable o".'ercall .lerenceat Bandung, Indo~esi~, · 1955. ' the meeting could have ac- wa!t that long.'' .AK4 without the king of diawhen Chou was Pekmg s Chou said this week that the tually taken place sooner, a a.ou appeared to be very • 76532 monds? Possibly, but not t65 foreign minister· Bandung Interview had some reference to his inVitation in relaxed and in an excellelit likely. Furthermore, East .Q43 Mter asking that this corr: . effect following it~ publication. 1956 to 18 American joiD'· mood during oir meeting. 1 might well have raised clubs WEST EAST spondent convey. to the. Amer•· He said that the .firlll ,Sino- nalists, including this asked him ifhestillspoke some with short hearts, a high .QJlO . • 9732 can people the friendship of the American talks took place· in correspondent, to visit China. English. He laughed and said club and a side king. Cb~se people, lie referred to Geneva three months after the , Invitation Never Accepted in English, "a little.'' Can East find some way to t K82 t Jl0743 make his contract if West ·the mterv1ew he gave me 17 interview appeared. However That invitation was never . There seemed no question of .KJ9862 .A105 has the diamontl klng? SOUTH (D) years ago at ~dun~ and he quickly added thatthe talks accepted by most of the the Olinese leader's sincerity If he looks careluUy he .865 asked that a port•on of Jt also continued for 16 years without newsmen because Secretary of when he spoke about bow Sinowill find the chance. He can .KQJ1098 be conveyed to !be American results. · State John Foster Dulles an- American relations could be make it if East hOlds both tAQ9 people since It was still true nounced at the time that the formalized, nor in his desire to the jack and 10. today. The 1955 quote was: , Ping Pon Diplomacy visit was not in the interests of have those relations become a Beggers can't be choosers. Both vulnerable South leads. a diamond from . The Quote Then, with a broad smile and the American people and reality. West North East · South dummy at ·triCk two and ' "The Chinese people are a twinkle in his eye, he said ' • plays his nine. This knocks By Helen Bottel friendly tO the American that Chairman Mao Tse-tung's . - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 21o 3. Pliss out the king and South can people. The Chinese people do recent "Ping Pong Pass Pass Pass discard dummy's small not want to have a war with the Diplomacy'' resulted in Opening lead-• Q spade on the queen of diaUnited States of America. The President Nixon's visit to monds. Ungodly Godfather Mlllt Go Chinese goverrunent is willing . China; By Oswald & James Jacoby (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) Dear Helen: to fit down and enter . lnto · "Now, both doors to friendly North's hand is weak for I'm due to have my baby any day now. Naturally my a limit jump raise since his husband and I are discussing the christening of our child. BY PAUL CRABTREE queen of clubs is not likely Myoolylrotherislivingwitha girl and they have three klds. ~ The bidding has been: Assume for the moment Utat your name's Frankie Doolittle. to be worth much if it is West North East I wanted him and his commoo~aw Wife to stand for the baby, and worth an;ything. South has a South You're a high school sel)ior and you play offensive end and clear-cut rebid to game. he to be ilsgodfather. Bull have secood thoughts. llo defensive back for Ft. Pleasant High School. lt'snot their living together that bothers me, but the fact that West opens the queen of Pass l t Pass 2N.T. Pass 3 t Pass 3N.T. Mter half the season, your team has lost lour games and Ued spades and South sees that Pass they are never rume anymore. They are forever leaving their Pass 4• 4t one- one you should have won. To top off ever;ything, you wind in spite of .the surprisin~ly NT clilldren with baby sitters. They doo't dress or feed ·the klds . Pass 4 , . Pass e as a · •a· p SNT p up in the hospital with a bum knee. You )iurt, physically, but you Poor dummy hh JrOperly. Godparents are supposed to take over if something .. . Pass 6 N.T. Pass WASHINGTON (UP!) Indiana highway officiiils' bet.' .hurt in other ways, too, bcieause youtfteam is candidly having a mond finesse for game. ? happena to natural parents, and I couldn't bear the thought of our If South is in a Iiilrry he th h ld Officials of the U.S. Depart12 in Cincinnati and also send lousy seasonand yqu aren't alone lri th~ kind of hurting: It You, Sou , o : clilld being ral!!ed thl.! way. ment of Transportation met the department's best extends throughout the team, the school, and Indeed the whole wins the spade.in ''d.ummy, •AK86¥A102tKS31oAJ6 Howcanwegetoutoft~withoulhurtfeelings?-D. W. . tries and loses the diamond Thursday with representatiyes engineers to Cincinnati to community. finesse and winds up one What do you do now? Dear D.: from Ohio, Kenlucky and In· determine if additional lanes It'. s just about wrapped up as far as footbaU is concerned. trick short of his contract. A-Pass. Your Part n • r hils · I ' You can't ·get out of thl.! without hurt feelings but that If South stop's to analyze placed the conlract. You ·hove ~ shouldn'tstopyoufrommaking acholcelhat seems best'for your diana to determine the best can be added to the Spence You might get back for a game or two or thr\lf, but even when the the lead and review· the ·nil re8son to bid seven. way to ease traffic congestion Bridge. physical pain Is all gone, that other klnd will still be there. And ~ child. bidding he decides that West TODAY'S QUESTION it's a very real kind of pain. ~ Level with your brother -about marriage, child-raising, the on Interstate 7S at Cincinnati. does not hold both ace and Instead of bidding one diaOr assume for the m0111ent that your name's Bob Wood. JOdparents' part in spiritual training, lhe works. It won't be . State officials said traffic of. king of clubs since in that mond, your partner has reYou're only a sophomore, but you already weigh about 2SO and case he would probably open sponded one spade ·to your club ~ euy, but It just MIGHT steer him toward a inore orthodox ten backs up aa much as four miles or more during holiday . you're considered some kind .of lineman. But a week before the a club to have a look at opening. What do you do now? family life. ~periods at the Brent Spence · season starts .for your Gallipolis Blue Devils, you break a foot, dummy. Bridge across the Ohio River u, and there you are on the sidelines - watching your team (and Dear Helen: between Cincinnati and northIn answer to ''Modern Career Wife," you agreed that ern Kentucky. your .school and your community) lose three straight games "cheating" takes many forms, some le1111 forgivable than sex. The 1-75 bridge Is the only COLUMBUS (UPI) - The before salvaging a lie. ' ' ' True, but both of you overlooked the factthat the "encounterees" interstate bridge near Cincin· FBI ~d an "onworklng invesYou're not really hurting so much Jilysically now, and (other women, other men, u it were) have liuman feelings too, naU on the river. ligathJont" wanede yBuout've geliot two molirurtebialg "plaiD'yW,bouniliketoe glirteetlen. [ Some of the8e people with wl.om •'modern•mirtieds" have-"" ·· Reps. Donald Clancy and • rna.~ u_n ... , ~ : >"'""· ...,. , som ow, you · o ·"\\ ·, o ~ .••il Jl;t,~ 1\.' ~ , '· F casual meaningless sex_:_ which they say hufts no one- may be Willlam J. Kea\ing, both R.: tOday . m conne~H9!', .:Wil/1 ~P lel!ll¥Jiate;~ ~)lggl~ to gai!l,\ll~i~xperien~~at "!!!l'l.ll¥11. em ll.t ~ ' Obi0 and M G "Gene" Sny...., extortion plot said to mvolve a good football team. , , ., . ' K ·~ . ileeply hurt. Other homes may be broken .:... for all mates don't de · · . ly $500 000 dem:U.d to the giant Frank Doolittle and Bob Wood are real people, just as Pt. reactca-••"vtoaffairs · r,R· y.,wereamongnear . •. . · • ......, · " ., . two dozen persons attending Nat' on w' de CorP· • Pleasant and Gallipolis are real towns, with coUective feelings of and Tolnorrow You warned this wife that casual encounters can become the meeting with Transport&· headquartered here. pride, hope, and disappointment- all centered around a crazy ~ intense, IIUIUillllgeablepullsthat wreck a marriage. Look to the tion Undersecretary James . FBI officials in Washington tlling cailed schoolboy football. 1 other side -even if she_ remains ~motionally ~touched, and her FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1972 Beggs. · said an unidentified person ~as Schoolboy football? Right. The pride and attitudes of an 6:00 -'-.News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; NBC News 8, 13; Truth or Conseq. 6; ' lwlband can sample WJthoul biiYIIIg, will their extra<U~Ticular "I was very pleased with the being sought in connection wtth entire town can revolve around ·such a seemingly Insignificant Insight 33 . . partners {and their spouses) know how to play this risky game? development and 'progress "an extortion matter" and a th' 6:3ll - NBC News 3, 4, 15; ABC News 6; CBS News 8; 10; :1 Mo14 of the bad times in my reasonably happy life came coming out (i'{the meeting" shootout with FBI agents in the ~d,in this part of the country, they do. Dream of Jeannie 13; Hathayoga 33. , 7:00 What's My Line B; Masterpiece Theatre 33; Wild aboutwhenllaUedtoconalderthefeelingsandwelfareofothers. said Clancy. "This is a ve;y A-llegheny National Forest Just go to Middleport or Pomeroy and ask almost anyone Kingdom 13; News 6, 10; Truth or ,Con.seq. 3; .Salnt 15; Beat Seeml tome this Is what Modern Career Wife lorgets.-JUST A bad situation in the Cincirlnati near Bradford, Pa., ·last what they think of the rather-amazing Meigs Marauders, who the Clock 4: Folk Guitar 33. 7:30 - To Tell the Truth 6; Parent Game 10; Beat The Clock 13; THOUGHT · area and I think that the Tuesday. didn'tseemtohavemuchmaterial,butwonfow'straightgames. Dear JAT: Department of TransSources here said Nation· Porter Wagoner 3; Young Dr. Kildare 4; Irs Your Bet B; Wall St. Week 33. You're so right! Thanks for your good thoughts. Read on:- porta lion, in taking a look at wide received a demand for the See that glint of pride, that quick response, that immediate 8:00 - Book Beat 33; Sanford & Son3, 4, 15; Brady Bunch 6, 13; lt,givespromlseofsolvingitas money and a warning that if identification with the winners? H. Sonny & Cher 8, 10. ·quickly as possible.'' the money was not delivered, Who can explain it? Who can tell you why) fools give you Dear Helen: B:JO - Partridge Family 6, 13; Little People 4, 15, 3; Just Generation 33. .. ·. bombs placed in several of the ressons; wise men never try. {Goodline-itmlgbtgo Into a song You asked recenUy why the '}>!her Woman" seldom writes. 9:00 - GhO\f Story 3, ~. 15; Room 222 .6, 13; Movie "Pony Most of the parltc1panls m firin' buildings here would be or something.) · Your ESP was right: she would rather forget! Express" 8; Masterpiece Theatre - 1-h>vle "Welcome to agreed the com- !leto s 1¢ Being neither fool nor wiae man, I have no reasons, but I'd Hard Times" 10. First, Rod put off getting his divorce because his two the sessiOn 27 p~etlon bl I- S, circ~ing Cln- Th~a Buffalo, N.Y.; Courier like to make a guess about why a hard-times lootbaU season can 9:30 - Odd Couple 6, 13. ..· 1. dall8hters were still in school. Then, their weddings caused a 10:00Benyon 3, 4, 15; LoveAm· e rlcan Style 6, 13; Paul Nuchlns "delay." Next, his wife (in name only) bad 11111jor surgery -how cmna\i through OhiO, Ken· Express, in a copyrighted cast a pall over a whole community- with a pain that goes far 33. a tucky • and Indiana, would do story, said N'tionwide officials beyond Frank Doolittle'salllng knee, or Bob Wood's broken'foot. 11:00News3, ~. 6, 8,10,13,15. could he leave her when she was Ul? 10 solve ~e problem were told to follow instructions 1 don't think we've begun to delve the depths of lnatinct- 11:»- Dick Cavett 6; Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15; Movie "Zarak" 8; Another year of secret meetings, promises, waiting : n:tuch Movie, To Be Announced. Movie "Psych ~I" 13. "Buainess was bad"; a grandchild came along. Then, glory be! smce much traffic would be contained in notes located subconscious behavior -in the conduc~ of human affairs. . 1: DO - Roller Derby 4. Competltlon,withthejoyofwinnlngandthegloomofdefeat, 1:30 - News 4, 13. His wife finally agreed to a divorce. He was to give her d'i:c~~f~:~:~.~~::C:e~~~:~ ·• about 80 miles apart on high· everything: bouse, alimony, custody of the younger children - I 3.3-mUe Indiana section of the ways between here and the Is a basic and elemental human drive, r think, one that has SATURDAY,OCTOBER7 interstate ls holding up com· forest. Jiterally carried mankind from the primeval swamps into the was aU he wanted - so he said! 6:30--Chrlstopher Closeup 10; TV Classroom 8; Kentucky Afield pleUon. The newspape~ said the mon· stsrs. · 13. She was to tour Europe before the divorce was final. She Beggs said lie would dlscus8 ey was to be=a pla~c bag Competition may, in fact, be the driving urge of clvillzaUon. 7:DO-Nelghbors 13; Farm Front'' Death Valley Days 8; Fun asked him to stay in the house unW she returned. For Everyone 6. tl~ tr: ':~ A.nd when there is CDIIipetltton, someone mulll Win and someone 7: 15-Woman's Our wedding date was set ... But Rod Is now on the with Indiana officials the possi· nailed to ~ h Point of VIew 13. 00 u p~ullllose. We really haven't chqed our feelings since the first 7:30--Man from C.O.S.I. 10; Gosepl6; Farmbook 3; Time lor honeymoon, not tne! He joined his wife in Europe. I am bilityofreleasing federal funds · ~~ w ere Timothy 13; Dick Van Dyke4; Archie's TV Funnies. 1 to the sta~ when available. Natioo~de public relations Neanderthal boy found out he could outrun the kid in lhe next vacationing alone With my memories. B:DO-Underdog3, 4,15;'Pufnstuf6, 13; Bugs Bunny8,10. Beggs 88Ld be ~ould have a officials said they had orders cave. May "Other Women" profit by m;y experience. -NEVER B:JO..-Bugs Bu,nny 10; Jetsons 3, •· 15; Jackson Five 6, 13; DOT , repr~tative attend a t discuss the matter with A.nd hOpe, too, Is a deeply-rooted and not-entirety-rational Sabrina, Tho Teenage Witch 8. . AGAIN ' 10 ., 9:DO-Pink Panther 3, 4, 15; Osmonds 6, 13; Amazing Chan & · meet111g of Ohio, .Kentucky and · nothenewsm edla . human emotion.. And it Ia hope that keeps us going when the . . The Chan Clan 8, 10 . The. manhunt, according to competition Ia running the other way. Hope in the eventual polish 9o30--Nanny and the Professor 6, 13; Scooby Doo 8, PO; H~nd- ' ~~~~15. . the FBI, was centered in the and perfecUon Qf Johnny Ecker's leglcna IIIII leglolll! of o"""""""'" "<omm& ,., """ woonw ..., "'""" '""""''·"' 10:DO-Roman ,Holldays 3, ~. 15. national forest which includes sophomores at Galllpolli, or the raw talent being generated in 10:30--Bark!eys 3, ~. 15: Josle & the Pussycats 8, 10; Brady Kids both NeW York and Pennsyl- the junior high {and 101'-er) level in in inlenllfled JrOgram that 6, 13. 'I 11 : DO-Se.alab 3, ~. 15; Fllntstones a, 10; Bewitched 6, 13. vania. will make Dick Ware's ~ty Invulnerable in years to come 11:30--Runaround 3, 4, 15; Kid Power 6. 13. hope springing eternal. 12:DO-Around the World In 10 Days 3, ~. 15; Funky Pathom 13; Nelson orchestra featuring band Binger Harriet By JACK O'BRIAN It's Instinct, not intellect. It's emotloo, not reason. So d9n't Batman a; Archie's TV Funnies 10; Junior Bowling 6. fRAtTURES ARM Hilliard. . 12:30--Talking with a Glant3, ~. 15; Lldsvllle 13; Fat Albert 8, 10. Uoeoln, Body by Fllcber, be ashamed of that litter feeling wbm .we've lolt another one. HULL, Que. (UP!)-Piayer· 1:DO-Baseball Playoff 3, 4, 15; Lloyd Bridges' Water World 6; The 8th Ave. porno-palaces aren't · dirty Alld Mark Too • Don't kill the coach or the school board. You're human and . Maohall Football 13; ,Children's Film Festlval:8. 10. Coach Johnny McKenzie of the 1:30--College Football 13, 6, ~ . , NEW YORK (KFS) - Lalli year stage & enough :- now they're plagued by pi<;kpockets World Hockey Association's normal : Blame your ancestors. ' 2:DO-Job Show 10; Garden Club B. and purse grabbers, and the cops figure they're :. IICI'een W1!l'e awash with Mary Queen of Scots' Pliiladelpbia Blazers will not ·2: 15:-Talking Hands a: .· · 1 vehicles; this year lt'a Mary Todd Uncoln, two part of the Mafia-controlled Jayouta. Few vic· see playing action for a few ON THE TV DIAL: Melgs-lronton'football,llv~ audio, 7:46p. 2:30--Urban League Presen~ 10; Viewpoint 8. 3:DO-The Issue 10; Vlfglnlan B. · · ' playa rollllnC up phis ·a ftlrn; and for COI,lllc tlnis scre11111 to the cops -they're ashamed of Weeks because of a minor ann m., 01. 5 ... MasterpieCe Theatre retuhil with the ma8Jllflcent 3:30--Explorers 10. · · i relief, Bobby Fischer snd Mark Spitz will be aU !dent~ themselves at home as porno.freaks fracture. &ulan Hampshire in Vanity Fair, a fiw.parter at 9, WMlJL.TV. ~: Oil'-Baseball .~, 4, 15. . ' over e~<erythlng ... 'Member when folks had to ...Reminds ua of our neighborhood scandal in 4: 3D--Wrestling 1: Death Valley Days 10. 5: DO-Wide World of Sportu, 13; Green Acres 10. IIDc, act, dance and clown to be liar ... Ethel exotic Buffalo when we were kids: one of the WEEKEND TV FARE: Saturday - The polt-leaton 5: 30--Seurne Street 33: Explorers 8; ~ssle 10. '• The Daily .Sentinel · baseball playoffs becln, with my Reds llllaillat their Plratea, I p. · 6:00-News, Watera' 800! anni~<ersary in showbiz should be a married men dropped dead in a burlesque bouse Weather, Sports 3, ~. 8; Movie, "The Battling :: 0 ~~~~~W, Bellhop" 10. . ' ·. '• 111t'! holiday ... Former Britllh UN ambaasador featqrtng Hlnda wasau. such shame! m., WSAZ-TV, aM the Tigers-A's at4, eame chamel ... FootbaU 6: 15-A LOok at a Book, 15.' ' ;; Sir Alec Gulliness demanded Bn ell• ME IGS·MASDN AREA Lord Caradon wu refused pemillllon to villi S. CHESTER L. TANNEHIU, abounds, too: Replay of Me.,Ironlon game on TV, 10 a. m., Ch. 6:30--NBC NeWs3,4,15; HeeHawe; Blue RldgeQuarlet13. '• traodinary "auasslnatlon" inlllll'ance pollcy htc. EG . Africa. 5 { to be seen at 5i30 Monday in Galllpolla), and Michie an State7:DO-Hee Haw 6; La\Vrtnce·Welk 4, 15; lat's Make A Oeal3; , JIDBERT HOEFLICH, Wall Till Your Father Gets Home 13. · , ·. MGM's coofldence 1.n ita $'15 uimton Las from Uoyda of london: covers filming ''Hitler: Notre Dame at 1:45, WHTN·TV ... Woody Hayes, 11:300 WBNS. City Editor • 7:30--NaahvllltMuslc 3; ~·g .. ; Beet the Clock 13. • '' His Last Ten Days" in which lie plays the PubUshed dolly e~copt TV. . 1 Vepa Grand Hotel atema from one lltatiltlc: 8 ~ 00-AIIIn the Family 8, 10; Emergency 3, ~. 15; Alias Smith & 1; by The OhiO Valley. f . Vepa bas 400,010 pu ingen per year booked as!l!!!dnable· title role ... Uz Taylor doeln't toss Stiurdly You can see the debut Of Playbo..e New York, with Antlgooe· Jones 6; llurt Bacharach 13. Publishino Comp•nv, 111 · 1 : ' fllr ~ lllabll alooe - and each lUCker la8t-eea1011 coats or drellea awiy. Keeps 'em in ,Court Sl .. Pomtroy. Ohio. at 8:30, WMtJL..TV (which allo offsri .a Saturda7 version of . 8: 30--Brlctg.t Loves Bernie 8, 10. ·a converted bomb lbeltet in Gstaad, Swit· •S169. Business Otf;ce P'one 9:00-Strwta of S4n FriiiC!Iaco '· 13; Mary Tyler Moore a. 10: · *OJII sn • - • ~.ooo ... lklt whit about the · 192-2156. Edllorltl Phone 992· Sessme Street at ·5:30 on Satutda,_ now) ... HoDnrood TV ' · Movie, "Mifoofted'' 3, 15; "The Shakleat Gun In the Wnt", .f. ·· tinCl!! she was 1\ln. Eddie 2151. · ( oa'tal!IIJ olllllllj llalel adding ~ cuino zerJand, lhe's hadu.... ·Theatre baa "Another Part of the. Forest.'' 10 on WMUL-TV .:. , . 9:30',-BobNewhart,l,10; Topoflht·Monthl. · .' . : tnmo od.aA he SecDnd C!llls postage paid at 10:00-MI•Ion lmpaaslblll, 10; Si)llh Sense t, 13. nsher ... Martha • r menu Pomeroy, Ohio. t ponhlqtn tile 1M11t few y-? ... Would you Eight moV)es thla evenq on. cable '. . only. 11:15-Newl6, 13; WMtern Tht~re 15. of tl.e P•k bykjulng It with her Up , Notional advert_lslng . belilft tile 10111dtr.S _..of VlnCIIIt Price'l 11.,._ 11:30--Newt 3; Wllody Har. 10; Mov!ea, "Where file BulletS a"t' reprutntetlve Bott,ntlll · ' . Golligher, tnc., 12 EeSI •2nd ( 11112 II nbw• I u, "Dr. J'blbea Rille Apln," prinll. '!bey lilve I very large menu. &Jnday -Richard Boone, " ' - Haw Gun, Will Tra9el Juat . FIV:} ~~ "The Fly," 1: ''Tht Ravll)", 13. H-"'Harttord'A e:cdted about the st .• New York Clly. New York. may be lhe belt Western ever on TV, .reluml u Ric .Ramaey, on 11: <IS-.V.Stern Theatre, 15. . , - .,........ .., the lAIIIdoo Pbllharmonlc? •• ...._~. · Subscription ret1n : Dt Movie, "Aivtl!m lor ASpy," 3; "To Sir· 'With Love" 10 · labriMI• aalttdat Roltlsnd ~m talenll of a ten-yast-old Frellch Binger named llvtred by corrlt.r wh•rt the Sunday nlcht Mystery Movie, 1:11, W&\Z:TV ... Kldnlll like · 12:00 · News. W.lher, Sllorla, 6. . ' ' · ' avolltbit .so cents per wo~k;. the 11thenloo ol ancs..lja at G011 WTVN·TV ... And 1))01'11. 12: 15-Movle, "The Mumm·v'• Curse/' 6. · : 1 tbtallllr IIIII*, Wid tleUt tUer&wud Bruno Nlnodtsuerteandwanttdtoll&rhlrninHunt's 1 By Motor Aoute where carr1tr • • 12; 30--M!Ivle, "Secret of.tht Chaleliu,'' 13. on newnill*lub. But the N.11. coostabiilary service not ortlliblt : One 1 I ~lwtd lllr two &.! 111111 lnm IMr IMl sports, aporta: OSUJdCblilbta,ll:IOa. m., WL~TV ... CPBA 1: 15-Movle, "The Grt~t MI-l Ralcl", 4. for monlh sus. By mall In Ohio i Olllmllll man: "Sa aalbelrt of IIIII CIID!MII" . .Ued tile .dlcn becalllt of the no-cafe-work and W. \fa .• Ont ytar , IU.OO . Bowllng, 110011, WBNS:TV ... llll!c•la B:wiC»> foothel1 at 1 on . 1:30--Movle, "Dead Eyea of London,'' 13. Maule. "Operaflon WerhHd", 10. ; ... IIIII- ollllctiGD -Wid ill ahnnlt ev.-y anjoneunder ll.lf.lrtlord thinks the~. coualn 51• moniho SUS. Thrtt WSt\Z:TV ... SteeJert.<lowbo:ra at I 011 WTAP~TV ... 48erHia!la 2:00 Z: 30--l.:oail NN'a, 13. . . •ol ... law»Np l( . . . lnlbellbaiea: ' to great Gypsy gultarlil Manltas de Plata, is a :r?ii~~c1~~i~·st~:::r;r~':." at 4 oo WCHS-TV ... IIIII the '1'11.-...A'I bun• plaJvlf, 4"on 3:DG Mov-. '10 D1~ 1ft tht SMde," .t ....... Stnlintl. ~~~~ , ltd ..... In ~~~~ ~ ~TV. ' , .t: 30 ~~ "Corn. On Dinglr," .. · I . ' ·~ · Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ lhe Qepartment.Stole ~tf Buiklin& Since 1915 • �. . I ., • ·' , •-,. n.o, Sedlllt~ Midcleport-P-y, o .• Oct. ' · 1m '' . Kyger Creek High Chess Touniament Entry Form Speaking of Schools . ' / OAT~~------- AAM ..E__- ....· ------~- · .....:.,...._,-_.. ,__ .,........;:----- -___.,~~--"'"'~~"-------'---"' /tNJR£55_,_~----'----·-------:-----,-.,..._------~ (Conlinut'd rnm pag~ 11 JQU cirde Odober lit on your calendar omd plan 1o mil Chat n.igbl btt~ 7:1111 and 9:30.. lOll AMEruCA.~EDUCATJO Weelnrillt...~~ ' · 1M -..k olOdober 2:WI. Yciu sbollld fl'EI frte 1o rl:m "'Y · ll lilY time during _that week. You trill be ~- ~ UWt . no stbool on October 27, due 1o a lbrid.ltldotts ~ ~ llllould _lly to mak" -~ dll~ mil. ear&r in ~ · RaDember abo Uial tiltH trill bt 1)0 schd .. ~ ~ d GARAGJOI.A ro LEAVE NEW YORK !UPij..,Joe Gangiola, fOI'llltr major league t'41tdler wbo has appeAred ~n NBC' 'flldly Show since 1967, - ~ 'l'bursday he 'is F' T or ~T . Opposed 5- The O.iiy Sehtlnel, Middieport·Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 6, 1972 'teavtnglhe tllow. v Garaglola, a World Series hero for the St. Loull cantinala in 1H6, llllid he want. 1D spend more time with his falllily. r· II Bears To Host Buckeyes .Snidow apect:it« to_May Be fllolball Mike went "_I ft..., Finished ~. eaw;.( UPI ) - caiibma 11 1111 Obio ~ team " evety bit as good~ as lbe Blideyes orilo to the ~)law! IWV yean ago. Slump 1be PITTSBURGH (UPI}Willie Statgell may be ill IU worst battq slump li lhe atason· . but Man'ger Bill Vlrdon doesn't seem too lllliKlmled as !he Pittslurglt Pirate. lwJ!d into tbe National Iagne playoffs. After bitting avet a .JlO clip for co« oflhe year, Stargell - his average drop 17 poinbl to .2!131n tbe final monlbof lhe 1e11011. He bad only four hill in lis last 44 at bats and his last homet, his 33rd oflbe Bet181NI, Clllle ·during the first week of ~-He bam,driven In a run sinCe Sept. 14. Despite Slargell'a slump, Vinlllll says 1M Pirates bave ~ flll!ll'le at the plate to ~eit0>_01¢~.belt-of.five ll!l1ell against Cincimali lltart.U. ~Y at 'nne Rivers Siadiam. ., . "I feel like we have mougb Bears meet the ~eyes~ 8atmdtq and Calif~ scauta 111\'e !ome .._ wbat they -~ ID b<. in for fnm Woody Ba,a' boys. Scout Bill Meyeu pi1'4"inls tbe lllrfDgtb of the Oblo Sblfe off~ on .frelhman tailbri Archie Griflin, wbo dPn'ed OOIIdJes and fans alike . last w hm by setliug • · new !Cbaol rwllliflg reua d for a sin~ ~~~- :139 yards. '(Jiio State has lbe pUential to be every bit as good as !be Rll9e &wi 'leam of two~ ago," says Meyrrs_ ''l'bef have grutllne aurga and oo weaknesse~ in pt111C1illtl. ''Griffin is quiet m1 stroog, · be always~ tbe mle and is extte:melY agile." <lliD ~le~ moked ~in tbe nat1011, II U, W'lth wins ov~ lCIII'a and North Carolina. California bas lost to Colorado, San Jose State and Missouri lilting 10 e¥ell if 'Willie doesn.'t bill feel R'U be okay,'' V"IJ'don llid. ''But he could mate it and bealm Wasbingtm Sta~. ''We...,gct logalhebitt..ct into our football " said .caJifm1i1 (Dach White.. doll1 tftDk ~ wilD allY real l!mOiian in u y game thus r.." CLEV.El'.AND ( UPI) Wbitesaidbeis rxj sali$fied :lritb ''dose loslles." $Udl as the ~dand 8101145 defeosire H-rJ m 1D IMi"""ri last end Ron Snidcnr bas a lnlm weekend. California rallied leg and a lol ol time 1111 bis ftun il rJ-4 di!Dcitill tber-tb bands ID p4Diet .l is flllDre. "l thil* rm a miist," be tparter said. "B I be an asset Jay Cr-ur.e 'lrill liP quarter· bading 1M Bears, taking over ne:ll year, Pd be foolistl to ftun Steve Bartkalnlrl, wbo come back again.~~ Sllidow was begiming his Whiu said, "Jwlt 1m tleV!I' llltb year .in the pros this seaCDDe back" 1mn an elbow in900. Be came to Oereland ui jury. The two teams ha\>e met five lBimn tbe Washington Redtimes before. twice in the Rose skins. "When I b<.gan all this," be Bowl aDiJ State Willi tbe Rose said, "I sel two goals for myBowl•,;~ in 1.!119 bat lost in To play live years and ID 19%1. ~ regular self. wear a ,.., __._..,,_ · ~_....~--.... rmg. 1e1100 gama to Obio State in "Well, I've g<ll more than 1953 1J54 md 1m.. Last )'1!81' tb.e ' Bucks smothered live years in, so aummatically that leaves one thing. Some Califurnla ~Hayea planned 00 brq his guys never get to wear thai lam west tod.y m1 put the ring." Snidow waa injured last plaJenlllrou&b a worbut imweekend against the anctnnati mediately after ll'riving Bengals and 'lrill be out for the · an, k.t "My decision on retirement will come down to tbe Browns' plans for the future and their need for me,'' be said. "They got a tig spark Sunday and they have 1D be contenders next year." Right oow he keeps remembering the moment last Swxlay wben his leg was broken. "I heard tbe pop. of the ligament, the snap of the bone, ev~ing," he sa~d . "I was consctous of the pam. , "EYerything at that mlment ~wed Obwn fOr me : It .med ijke I !Was on the· st:retdier a very long time. Jt'll be another month before 1 forget it." The Browns play the· Kansas City Oliefs Sunday. can." Wlile Stargell's making oo ncuset about bil llump, (Continued from page I) Dept. of Ohio University on tbe make-up and effects of different types Of drugs and alcohol. At about 10 a.tn. PsychQlogy Drs . William Osher and Roger Ginn will discuss .counseling. After a IWlch break they will continue . Wllil about 4:30 ~ 5 p.m. The Coffee House committee has stated numerous times that the involvement of interested adlilb In this program is a very important part. " You" are needed. Everyone wishing to participate in this program should contact Rolf Stangel at Radio Station WMPO at 9925355 or use tbe coupon· below and send it to: Coffee House · Adult Workshop 211 East Second St., P~eroy, Ohio 45769. otben are. StargeU, who flnillted third in !be NatitJUII laglle In RBia wilb 11%, is a dul.cll lilW md there just ._'t IllY PI sure on the Pirates liuing the linal month of the 11!111011. That may re one reason why Cincinnati Manager Sparky Anderson appears so conmned., "Ir..eapect-"' StargeU too much to think that the • alump will . ,W~..W.&'?ffh?WffhWaW..W~/~d..W.(@.:~::W~ have any effect," Anderson . ' ~ llid. "'Ibis man is aweeome- . COFFEE HOUSE . ·_ ...trm:aendou.a.'' Vltdm plan& to start Steve ~ lllus, 19.'1, agalnll lbe Reds' Don Gullet In the opemr. COMMI'ITEE OF MEIGS COUNTY INC. 211 E. 2nd ST., POMEROY, OHIO 45769 (A NON-PROFIT CORPORATIONI Wbo wear ba'*' s ~ in lite daytime ;md men llbo go x~ ~ lhlrtless will be arrestm lor ~ Indecent exposure, a police official said today. Pollee Maj . Amphon SUrathln, chief law enfwc«nmt officer in a central lmlness .-ea d BangkOk, said lhat lbrft arrests already have been made. Two girls with bdleu dreilaes were lined $5 and a Danillt male tourist who wu caucbt In a noodle !bop mimi billbirt was rtned $2.50, be said. Amphon said women in "lleeYekaa T-tbirta worn without • undErneath" would IIIIo be IUbject to instant IITUI. "But inlniskltts are all rigbt.': he added. wa ~~ ~~ ri be in ihe 1'\etberland Hilton Hotel with business sessions in C~C!Nl\ATI - The 1301h anf1113) cmclave of lbe Grand Commandery. Knig hts ·Temp!a:' of Ohio, is to be held Saturda)•, Sunday and Monda):, Ocl. 7-3-9, in Cincilinati. Event; are to include a parade , election and· in· stallation of officers, drill team competition and presentatiOn of awards. Headquarlers will Features Custom Video Range Tuning System . Exclusive Automa1lc •·Fringe-Lock." C.lrc uit. Your choice o f lour colors. tbe Masonic Temple, 5th and Sycamore SIS. Grand Commander Robff! H. Emmons of Oncinl)ali will p~ide at the meetings. Approximately 2,500 members and guests are expected. _7f•nN The namt aualrr y goes m before . the goes onll'· INGELS FURNITURE '' .. ~ \ •. SATURDAY-OCTOBER 7th UNTIL5P.M. 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With a fold-dQwn rear ,seat option that lets you load all . the way through-the trvnk. '• ...,._,....... OcHRV8LER ·· • ·-= au• down rear seat. MEIGS vs. CHRYSLER And for ev'en more room, you can order a.new sliding sun roof as well. Space Ouster. You get more out oi it because you can put more into il. · . • '· COMING·THROUGH FOR ·1011. THAT'S JOYOF ITI •• .• .' ••• • • T........ Molh Wimbk~ JOK Gold Filled S7.9S Stainkll Siee1 $6.95 ·& T.V. TOM RUE ·Whate\er the watch, · Speidel makes the right · watchband for it. If your ltindofwatch is very leminine-so is Adorna. It's the WIIChband lhafs beautiful enough to double as a bracelet If it's functionll you want:- it's Wunbleton you get, Witb fllliiOUI TWilt-<>-FJe•• watchband con.struction. Alld if :your ltind of watch II expellli~ Speidel mated a meth bracelet jllll for you. Wt.tever :your watch baa 10 be, Speidel malta a ~band for il. Dor.ens of sty1e1, from $4.95. •' ' ~ Middleport will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Royal Crown Bottling Co. for a plant tour . lola's Cor. /'loa in & Sycamore GEO.HALL WITH Tt!E FAMOUS INTERNATIONAL ACt. TilE CYCLONIANS KIN.GS ARMS NITE CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY - OCT. 7 SHOWI - t I • • Permanent Press Care. anYWhere. Dacron dryer lint screen. (Only 2feet wide) Fine mesh removtt lint par. tic los. Euy to ruch for · cleanln(. J They Will A~pear At The " . I CWB TO MEET The Amateur Gltdert Club of That have appured on the Ed Sullivan Show & Hollywood Palace. · . '• MOTORS~ SOUTH~ AVE., IIIDEPORT, 0. I JUNIOR DRESS SALE Adonoa IOK Gold Filled JI0.50 . WERN~R - RADIO CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON . . ·Frigidaire Skinny Mini. Fits almost COLORTV Footboll on Ch~ 5 Parents Honor Son ·'s Birthday "~ . + veteran linebacker of the Pbllade]Jjtla Eagles who ball been bobbled by Injuries Iince -~Y !all ae81011, was placed , <11 lfllvera Thunday by the Natlmal Football League clilb. Young 'mlased the last 12 Pllll!l of the 1972 aeaaon folloWing knee surgery. 1 I CROWS .STEAK HOUSE' MOIOROLA PHILADELPHIA (UPI)Adrlan Young, a five-year . the Visi'f the . . . . . . . Series of Nancy Drew JENKINS ARRESIED TWO HOURS LONG YOUNGSTO'!N, Ohio (UPI) Both Red Cross rtrst aid - Stanley J~kins, 26, of W.-- courselt beginning next week In ren, wanred m the 1970 robbery Meigs county will run two· • of a La~e Milton Bank, was hours, from 7-9 p.m. arrested m New Yorlt Wedne&· • day by FBI agents. ,-----~----------..;.-~ Officials Said Jenkina is the last of three men charged in 1he Oct. 2, 1970 robbery of tbe Fannen National Bank Jn Mabonlng County. YOUNG ON WAIVERs by · .KAY 405 N. Second Ave. M~ddleport, 0. Lyons, Melanie Bar!Dn. ii WOOD Class Hosted By Mrs. Venoj EANERS /;! ~'~ • . Hair Styiing 'Ml~SO:N~s ' j N ~~~I~~ (Upon Request) •f Also You Pay ODe Price, $3.00 Per Penon and Enjoy Unlimited Rides forlbe Full Day U A.M. to lOP.M. '1•1 ,, ~1 ,, ·t~• l•f 1i0 :-, · 1 f1 '6. jt;j ,J -· . INTEREST OnPassllook Savings 2-HOUR .CLEANING WILL BE LAST DAY OF 1972 SEASON h. Butter D'ate C'fJangeu1 ·- ~- -·- -· Club Makes Contribution "FAMILY OUTING" ... . M:s~ ' vv~~n~ Apllll 'j/~e PTA Wanting Memberships Open Fri. & Sat. Nights MiddleJiOrt PARK RESERVED SECOND HIGHEST SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The Cincinnati Reds drew the second highest crowd in its history during the 1972 season, according to official figures released Thursday . Attendance for the 'Season was 1,611,459, whic h was 110,337 more than In 1971. Only the New Yort Mets, with 2,134,165, and Los Angeles, with 1,660,8J8, drew more spectators than the Reds in the National League. Bogg~ss. Toy Fund Given $35 -:We Conclave Begins Saturday ~.-.:::c-- a· .Over 100 at Yo_uth Ral/1j I<ICl'tm NEWS • .NOTES - Plans bave hMI Ulllljiered for the i~oatiau ti 1be ~ m1 beatin@ -~in tbe .Puiti<roy Jun.ior lligb Bui1diog fee1 lbat w bare been able to temedy mmy d 1be p-oblems lbal 'IOI!I'e bniQgl:i up in .smnmet citil:ens m 'ings ,... We ~.'!till --~ .., 'olbers - We need )'1!111' ;qlPili L!'lease gtve n 1D us. We ril appreciate il .~ual ·te' n d · a · r ~-. ;· ~:. _ _. . . Max Hill of Racine RD 2, are . announcing the birth of their alt . 'I ~ .. You _must be over 21 years old to partlcapate m this workshop. i ' •l 1 Phone:-,.----Best Time to C a l l - -- z X [ I ') Plans for the annual Halloween party at the Pomeroy Elementary School were made Wednesday .at a meeting of 5% CJ r' Veterans Memorial Hospllal ADMITTED - Salem Yates, "I am interested in taking the counseUng ;?. Racine ; Dorothy Anthony, ~ Middleoprt; Coleen Parsons, workshop, Saturday, Oct. 14, I972, 9 a.m." chape- will WOI'kiJII, 2,dor 3 ·evenings as. ,~ MRutland ; Sheridan Russell, rone a 00 w a 1ten the workshop free. ~ 8500 - I will pay the $IO reefor the workshop. , DISCHARGED Eric Morris, Keith Brogan, Jackie Addres i ., JIU'klo belp)'Wbeaime~ . tbose .~r&reiS. Gire ita tr:y. n cloem, IllS. c'imre. Call m:IS3 •fir time aDd · *~*~~~~~ml::~:::::=:::~::,,::=::::-:: : : : : :;:;<: : : : : : :~:~ RAg~uEGHTE;r,8~~N Mrs . . <· ;~; a <: ·; . · IIINJ8XlRTS ouy BANGKOK (UPI)- Women ;- season. Workshop· Date is Set easy for you if be bill like be II <iiEd>ed Ibis ~- by 1lllliam Crtfnum 'llltD tadw!$. i<lt bigb. Tbis_da:!ls is designed to~ . ' M ~ bigb ~ to ~ .--ly lo tan ~ ~ t'lfli¥4"'~- This is !be Glitem ~ ~ GED'fesl.. filllllbetmsliftGa~ ~ MIJt· Ba*~ b!lps you to prt!pllr\' ror il. .. ,. . '1lJ!S .is pot mllr a cll$$. lt is a t\)I'G Yil a ~ IIIlUialsm ~- mlib: etr.., :a- ~~~~Aha­ be~ tded, eadl per9QII ..rts at is on ~ in u e.. -.mdn.ally design.ed pi If>! am 1o help sa~ lim In is llreliS . ri ...,.kress You can oc.rDe two · ts -each week ~ You a~~ _, lbrft boar$~ lD min.ltes. It"slip !"'Il- 'i1llea )1011 feel judy tll tale lhe GED test.·JW am ~zy_ If fOU !Ia~ -pr~ 1l'e 'lrill . - sh0 we-r .Given Dues. were c~llec~. ahd Mrs. A' bridal shOwer honoring lone Hupp, Mrs., opal Hupp, the executive committee of the Pomeroy PTA. first child; a daughter named Be~ Neutzling presented a ., •. .M1ss Cathy Lynri Boyd, bride- M•s, Eileen Roush, Mrs. Patty The party will be lteld on Saturday, Oct. 28, from 6:30 to An1y Leanna and,..'!ljfi8hlrig 3 · · pilt.rlotic program . She gave elect . of Sp. 5 Hodriey Sayre, Pape and children, Mrs. Janet 111 p.m. Mrs. Gertrude Casto and Mrs. Sam McKhmey are co,lbs. on Sept. 22 at -Holzer · . the background of inwas held Tuesday night at the Al'nult, Mrs. l,.aura Pickens, •chairmen for the affair. Nmfin the program this year will' be Medical ~nter. Grandparents FRIDAY home of Mrs. Ruth Hennesy - dependence, information on races such as sack •nd three-legged for the children. arc Mr . and Mrs. Clifford Hill favoring abolishment of the t1te colonies and the hardships SOUTHERN Homecoming American Legion hall in Mrs . Connie Tucker, Debbie Racine. Hostesses were Mrs. Meldeau, Mrs. Mary Martin, A poster contest wUI be fieid, there wiU be a cake walk a Racine, RD 2, and Mr. and Dance, Southern High School traditional Halloween trick or they end ed he trea< nl•ht ur as t y held onto auditoriwn, music by "Foxx", Pauline · Wolfe and Shirley Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Rea market, (oriWie tellers, pocket ladles, a sweet shop,' a Mrs. Clair Boso, Portland; . ... . the hope 0 f lh l Wolfe. F~rne Cheesebrew, Mrs. Leora _ lollipop tree, fish ponds, and numerous game booths. great-grandparents are Mr. New officers were elected . e new and. She 10 p.m. to midnight. Sponsored also commented on the · · The gift table featured pink Young, Mrs. Eunie Brinker ~:,:,~~~<::.~>:~:;:::::~::::=::::::;::·:·:·:·:·<=·«:·<:·:·:·:·:·>:-:-:-:-:···· ·····w·'·········'···········w-·.·... ... aD·nd Mrs . Paul Theiss of including Mrs. Jed Webster • . Or the flag. 'She conclude:r~~~ by the Southern Band Boosters. heMts and a streamer of let- Mrs. Betty Van Meter Mrs' ..... . . ....... .................................w.·.·····-·.·.<·:·:·:-: p orc~s, and Mrs. Patterson of Sr ., _Mrs. Dale Snuth, VIce an article -entitled "Th'e DANCE ' FRIDAY AT ters reading " Rodney and Rhoda Hackett, Mrs. 'Mari~ ort nd . president; and Mrs . Ellen Nation's Creed" and Easlern High Sch.ool lollowing Couch, secretary-treasurer-. "The Cr prayer, Cathy ." The cake, decorated . Boyd Rhonda c k c· d 1~ J, Plans were made for a holiday M ~ of tbe Human Heart. the eastern-Kyger <;:reek with pink roses and inscribed and potluck dinn~r to be held at the and rs. kennesihserved. punch football game at Eastern. The " Best Wishes to Rodntiy and Sellers. dance is being sponsored by the SYRACUSE - . Date of previous da tc had been honle of -Mrs. Smith on Dec. 13. lunc~ooa:es. -· e group had Cathy, " was served with Also presenting gifts to the making apple butter was changed as the app(es were not Members were invited ttl tak . .· the · Meigs Inn 'cheerleaders, The Pegasis will · e precedmg the meeting' Mrs play for the dance which will be ·punch, coffee, nuts, mints and bride-elect were Mrs: Joyce changed when the Ladies ready. Anyone wishing to place a party mix. Games were Quillen, Mrs. Pearl Russell suggestions to the next~ meeting Glad . C kl · j · orders may call one of the on a community project to a :s ne': er was w~ corned held after the game until played with prizes going \o Mrs. Agnes Boggess, Mrs: Auxiliary met recently at following numbers: 992-2659; which the club can contribute member:. Others midnight. Chris · Wolfe, Rhonda Cook Mary Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Municipal Park conducted by 992-2613 ; 992·2015 ; 992-5734;· or MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Devotions by Miss Nelle Bing . endmg were Mr~. Katdne Sherrie Bill, Mrs. Betty Va~ Charles Boggess, Mrs. Frances the president, Jean Hall. 992-5008. The price will · be $1 Commerce Friday, 7:30p.m. at included il meditation entitled ~~~~~~r Mr~> LouMrls ReJPbehll, Meter, and Mrs. Betty Curl· Philson , Mrs. Edith Forrest Devotions and two readings per quart. The jars will be Columbus and Southern Ohio "Peace . Was In" ' scnp · ture Williamson · a .n.arr, s. 1 man. Mrs. 'Patty Van Meter, Mrs: "Security" and "Dusty Electric C9mpany social . Others attending were Mrs. Carrie Roush; Mrs. Lizzie Roads, " wer_e.given by Agnes fut·nished by the Auxiliary. per cent per yNr paid on from John 14, 23-3, and prayer. · Present were Edith flood , J Regular rooms. White. Twelve me1nbers anPassbook Savings Linda Stobart, Mrs. Peggy Wood, Debbie Bostick, Mrs . Bohram, Mildred Eleanor No Minimum. Interest from Dowell, Mrs. Janice Sayre, Sylvia Cook, and Miss Patty swered roll call by naming Pierce, Thelma Grueser, date or depOtit to date o1 their Zodiac sign. . FUND. :ance, 9-12 Mrs. Mildred Spencer, Mrs. Shain. ' wllh~owol . ~nlerest corn. ElizabeU1 Rice, Jean Hall, 'J Saturday, at POUieroy Junior Peeling of the apples to make pounded quarterly. Interest Charlotte Nease, Elva Dalley, pa ld as lo1J9 as an open Zion Church. High building by Meigs Ute apple butter will be WedOver 100 youth attended the Agnes White, Marie Rjzer, account Is maintained. nesday and Thursday of next The program consisred ·of McGovern for President Meigs County Youth Rally week . It will be made on Clara Lavender and Mary recently at the Zion Church of music by three girls from the Committee. Music by "Foxx". .Friday, October 13. The Pickens . Kentucky Christia!l College Campaign literature and Christ. Rev. Alkire led the group in and a talk by Prof. Thomas buttons available at door. The Women 's Society of program and goals of the about the . ADULT CLASS, Pomeroy singing with Ann Lambert at Gemeinhart Christian Service of the East national welf_are rights the piano . Terry Pickens beginning of the college and its Nazarene Church, Saturday, 7 Letart United Methodist organization, and views on the HIKE ENJOYED COURT BEING BUILT presided at the business growth. Refreshments were p.m. Members are to take Church voted to send $35 to poverty struggle as a part of served following the meeting. · sandwiches. meeting with Jane Hazelton Middleport Junior Troop 39 Under the sponsorship of the Veterans Memorial Hospital the human right; struggle. Tilt Allltm C.llllly At an executive committee giving the treasurer's report. and their leaders, Mrs. Roscoe Pl' A, a basketball court is S.¥1"11& l.NooC.. for the purchase of toys for . A special birthday offering B6s.,-ISI. The Zion and Bradford meeting plans were made for · hospita lized children at a was taken amounting to m.75. Wise and Mrs. Margie Blake being prepared at the Salem SUNDAY . "'mli'oy, Ohio Churches tied for the per- the next rally to be held at the hiked to the Middleport Marin~ Center School with the_Meigs recent meeting. Mrs. Doris Adams and Mrs. GOSPEL BROADCAST All AcQOunta tnolired To · centage banner with the at- Rutland Church of Christ on Mrs . Marlene Fisher Dugan served donuts and cider Monday evening and alter Local School District Board or SlO,IJOO,IJII by FSLtC. Sunday, 11:15 to 11:45 a.m: tendance banner going to the Oct. 29. A youth revival in the learning about safety with fires . Education paying material presided. Mrs. Barbara Dugan with fruit ln keeping with the Sunday, WMPO, John Elswick spring was also _discussed. had a wiener roast. The girls costs . William Wlllford is Athens, evangelist. ' reported on a meeting at the Halloween theme. Larry , played games durin g the chairman of ·the work- com. PTA TO MEET HOMECOMING, Flatwoods Nelsonville church. She an- Molly and Amy Fisher were evening. Guests were Jennifer mittee. Concrete Is expected to nounced a workshop to be held guest,;. Others attending the Members of. the Southern United Methodist Church and Susanna Wise. be poured Saturday. Local School District Board of Sunday with Sunday school at at Camp Francis Asbury on meeting were Mrs . Nora Education and Supt. Ralph 10 a.m. ;Ibasket dinner at 12:30 Oct. 16. The group decided to Pierson, Mrs. Mabel Shields Sayre will attend when the p.m.; afte~noon service sew carpet rags, and Mrs. Mrs . Doris Sayre, Mrs: Fisher reminded them to take Mildred Donahue, Mrs. Hazel Syracuse PTA meets at 7:30 beginning at 1:30 p.m. their mite boxes for the pledge Fox, Mrs . Ferne B. Hayman, p.m. Tuesday at. the schooL CARLETON Church BY THE BAG offering at the next meeting. Mrs. Julia Norris, Mrs. Focie Refreshments will be served. A membership drive is un- homecoming Sunday beginning Rummage by the bag will .be derway by the Pomeroy with Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Parcel post packages will also Hayman, Mrs. Eulah Wolfe. sold Saturday at the Enterprise and Mrs . Sue Ann Beegle. Elementary PTA. ·A large red . and worship services followed be ~old at that time. United Methodist Church flea To open the meeting the and white rocket in the foyer of by a noon basket dinner. The market. Purchasers may lake BOmATOU group sang, " Do t.ord," .and the school is being used by the Rev. Jehn Elswood will speak a bag and fill,it with their own ' Sherrie and Bob Blackston, Mrs . Eulah Wolfe gave selections for 50 cents. The sale daughter and son of Mr. and PTA in conjunction with a at afternoon services and devotions from the Upper contest among the classes to music by the Gospelaires . The will begin at 11 a.m. Mrs. Harold Blackston, old Room . Mrs . Mary Roush Route 33, are enrolled at Ohlo see which one can reach the Rev. Jay Stiles, pastor, invites pre8ented the program with moon first through enrolling the public. University. several readings being given members in the Pl'A. Aprize of FAMILY Potluck Sunday including one concerning the $10 is being offered by the Pl' A. 5:30p.m. at the Tripity Church, A contribution was made to SPEAKING OF issues of .welfare and poverty A meeting of the Pl'A will be Pomeroy. The event will be l.he cystic fibrosis fund when in the United States , the held Monday night at 7:30 with held in the social rooms of the the Rock Springs Better Health OAK, John Reece, public relations church. Foilowing dinner Cbtb met Thursday afternoon CHERRY and ••••••••••••••••••••• coordinator for the Gavin entertainment will be furat the home of Mrs. Hugh WALNUT For the budgetPlant, as the guest speaker. nished by The Gospelaires. All Bearhs. · For The minded to t he rich George Hargraves, superin- church members are invited to The ·club also decided that ' Most qua lily of tendent of the Meigs Local attend. each member will tak~ a new MONDAY Discrlp'liriate • School District, will be at the ' ).,. I • ' ! I" f ' toy tp \h~· ~.o~~ll'\~~r,Il)eetiljj: l\'! ,,, Mrs. Edward Venoy en· be sent to Veterans Memorial t,•, meeting to.speak on school NON-DENOMINATIONAL • levy. Refreshments will be revival at Nease Settlement tertained the Golden Rule Hospital for · hospitalized United Brethren Church Class of lhe Pomeroy Church of children. Mrs. George Skinner liD E. 2nd Porno roy served by the sixth grade Shampooing Is an lmparents. starting 7:30 p.m. Monday. Christ at her new home and Mrs. William Folmer were Phone 992-5428 portantstep In the care and • Rev. George S. Oiler speaking Tuesday evening. treatment ollhe hair. It not appointed to the sick com· ooty cleanses the hair. but Louis Osborne mittee. Mrs . •t each service. Public invitm. actl•ateo. the blood clr· presided ai the meeting with Mrs . James Conkle lection in the culatlon of the scalp and CARL HYSELL speaking Mrs. Venoy giving devotions presented the program which also promotes the growth Make your, se and pleasant and showing film on drug from John 12, 44. Prayer was of the hair. included " How Does Glaucoma abuse when Riverview Pl'A - by Mrs. Hoyt Allen. Members comfortab e f our new shOW VIgorous scalp massages Destroy Sight" by Mrs. Harold meets at 7:30p.m. Monday at signed cards for shut-Ins . atmosphere o before and after sham· poolng relaxes the scalp -school. Open house will be Homemade articles brought by · Blackston; "Can Blindness room at from Glaucoma be Prevented" muscles and loosens . observed. the members were sold during by Mrs . Welby Whaley; dandruff and dirt. A clean, LARRY Morrison and Frank the meeting. A white elephant healthy scalp helps the " Rheumatic . Fever and W. Porter will be speakers sale was planned for the development ol a healthy Rheumatic Heart Disease" by head of hair. when Rutland Pl'A meet; at November meeting which will Mrs . Skinner; "Heart Get proper hair treat. 7:30 p.m . Monday at the be held at the home of Mrs. ment and the most Surgery" by Mrs. William elementary ·school gym- Charles -Eskew. Refresbmenb fashionable hair styles, at Folmer; "A, Way .to Control nasiwn. our salon where the were served to the above and Cancer" by Louise Bearhs. beautification or our RE;GULAR October meeting Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mrs. Mrs. Blacksttln conducted customers Is a Serious ol Meigs DAV will be picnic lor Stanley Bass, and Mrs. Denver the contest which was won by buslnen to uo. Here, the members and wives, 6:30p.m. Kapple. skill , dexterity and Mrs. Conkle and Mrs. Scott i Monday at American Legion knowledge or professional Folmer. Others attending were Free Parking • Convenient hair stylists are expertly . Park next to Middleport Post Mrs. Ethel Grueser, Mrs. Arlie demonstrated and applied Office. Abbott, and Mrs . William lor your benefit, POMEROY Elementary L~adlng .Area beautification, and Grueser. · School PTA, 7:30 p.m. at the satisfaction. school. John Reece to show Phone film on new Gavin plant; SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Guinther, local. George Hargraves, superin- Guy Guinther entertained POMEROY . During the afternoon Ice 992-8748 tendent to speak on the school OR Sunday with a chicken dinner . cream and cake were served to 214 E. SECOND ST. 992-6020 at their home on Water Street the above and Mr. and Mrs. POMEROY, OHIO 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • levy. TUESDAY in observance of the birthday Don Rwnley and daughter of .PfJONE 992·7606' MIDDLEPORT Lodge 363, of their son, Willie, of Gallipolis. F&AM, will confer the master Gallipolis. mason degree on one candidate Other guests present were Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Elmo Johnson and brother Masonic Temple. All master Kermit Williams of Charleston, masons are invited to attend. W. Va.; Mrs. Willie Guinther of • .-. Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs . . \ Malcolm Guinther, Nita and Malcolm; Darlene Duncan, Karen Kenneth and Terry COURSE OFFERED The Salem ~nter Pl'A will In both Wuher & Dryer. _Helps no-Iron clothes keep sponsor a first aid.courk at the This Week's Best the11 promise. MONEY-SAVER! I" school from 7 to 9 p.m. on OCt. _9, 16, 23, 30 and Nov. ~- All interested residents are invited to enroll . The Quarterly · Luncheon Clul! of Pomeroy' after discussi'on, ..went on record Wednesday at a meeting· at the _Otiober ............. ollbe ~ "11m~ . 11\e Alidi Basi<- !ldtn!im da:o;s trill-be ~ ftW. wtC 111 the Central IIWding iD Uiddltport. lllis . .. . Stargell In: Worst .. !!~ '"'So'ci~'i'~'Y.'>:If .. . Installs almost anJWIIere. . 2-Speed Washer. Wllere the wiSh is- kitchen, bath, nunuy ... tn)'Where you can pi ldequole wir· Inc, plllmbinl tnd wntin1. Regular plus Delicate set· lings for the flbrlc flexlbll· ill 1 flmlly walher mull h;tV~. Family-Size. · Wuhes 1nd drie.s family· size lo1ds-1t the same time or independentiJ. _ _ _ _ _ _ _, .. . -I,LCT-2 Lnndry Conlor . WEs'T af:NI)~'· "Wrinkles Away!' SIHmar FREE ·of extra charge w!Mrt yov buy a Frigidaire Washer & Dryer or unHidry C.nltr. . (Offer expires Oct. 30, 1972) . .BAKER FURNI_TURE . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO r �. . I ., • ·' , •-,. n.o, Sedlllt~ Midcleport-P-y, o .• Oct. ' · 1m '' . Kyger Creek High Chess Touniament Entry Form Speaking of Schools . ' / OAT~~------- AAM ..E__- ....· ------~- · .....:.,...._,-_.. ,__ .,........;:----- -___.,~~--"'"'~~"-------'---"' /tNJR£55_,_~----'----·-------:-----,-.,..._------~ (Conlinut'd rnm pag~ 11 JQU cirde Odober lit on your calendar omd plan 1o mil Chat n.igbl btt~ 7:1111 and 9:30.. lOll AMEruCA.~EDUCATJO Weelnrillt...~~ ' · 1M -..k olOdober 2:WI. Yciu sbollld fl'EI frte 1o rl:m "'Y · ll lilY time during _that week. You trill be ~- ~ UWt . no stbool on October 27, due 1o a lbrid.ltldotts ~ ~ llllould _lly to mak" -~ dll~ mil. ear&r in ~ · RaDember abo Uial tiltH trill bt 1)0 schd .. ~ ~ d GARAGJOI.A ro LEAVE NEW YORK !UPij..,Joe Gangiola, fOI'llltr major league t'41tdler wbo has appeAred ~n NBC' 'flldly Show since 1967, - ~ 'l'bursday he 'is F' T or ~T . Opposed 5- The O.iiy Sehtlnel, Middieport·Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 6, 1972 'teavtnglhe tllow. v Garaglola, a World Series hero for the St. Loull cantinala in 1H6, llllid he want. 1D spend more time with his falllily. r· II Bears To Host Buckeyes .Snidow apect:it« to_May Be fllolball Mike went "_I ft..., Finished ~. eaw;.( UPI ) - caiibma 11 1111 Obio ~ team " evety bit as good~ as lbe Blideyes orilo to the ~)law! IWV yean ago. Slump 1be PITTSBURGH (UPI}Willie Statgell may be ill IU worst battq slump li lhe atason· . but Man'ger Bill Vlrdon doesn't seem too lllliKlmled as !he Pittslurglt Pirate. lwJ!d into tbe National Iagne playoffs. After bitting avet a .JlO clip for co« oflhe year, Stargell - his average drop 17 poinbl to .2!131n tbe final monlbof lhe 1e11011. He bad only four hill in lis last 44 at bats and his last homet, his 33rd oflbe Bet181NI, Clllle ·during the first week of ~-He bam,driven In a run sinCe Sept. 14. Despite Slargell'a slump, Vinlllll says 1M Pirates bave ~ flll!ll'le at the plate to ~eit0>_01¢~.belt-of.five ll!l1ell against Cincimali lltart.U. ~Y at 'nne Rivers Siadiam. ., . "I feel like we have mougb Bears meet the ~eyes~ 8atmdtq and Calif~ scauta 111\'e !ome .._ wbat they -~ ID b<. in for fnm Woody Ba,a' boys. Scout Bill Meyeu pi1'4"inls tbe lllrfDgtb of the Oblo Sblfe off~ on .frelhman tailbri Archie Griflin, wbo dPn'ed OOIIdJes and fans alike . last w hm by setliug • · new !Cbaol rwllliflg reua d for a sin~ ~~~- :139 yards. '(Jiio State has lbe pUential to be every bit as good as !be Rll9e &wi 'leam of two~ ago," says Meyrrs_ ''l'bef have grutllne aurga and oo weaknesse~ in pt111C1illtl. ''Griffin is quiet m1 stroog, · be always~ tbe mle and is extte:melY agile." <lliD ~le~ moked ~in tbe nat1011, II U, W'lth wins ov~ lCIII'a and North Carolina. California bas lost to Colorado, San Jose State and Missouri lilting 10 e¥ell if 'Willie doesn.'t bill feel R'U be okay,'' V"IJ'don llid. ''But he could mate it and bealm Wasbingtm Sta~. ''We...,gct logalhebitt..ct into our football " said .caJifm1i1 (Dach White.. doll1 tftDk ~ wilD allY real l!mOiian in u y game thus r.." CLEV.El'.AND ( UPI) Wbitesaidbeis rxj sali$fied :lritb ''dose loslles." $Udl as the ~dand 8101145 defeosire H-rJ m 1D IMi"""ri last end Ron Snidcnr bas a lnlm weekend. California rallied leg and a lol ol time 1111 bis ftun il rJ-4 di!Dcitill tber-tb bands ID p4Diet .l is flllDre. "l thil* rm a miist," be tparter said. "B I be an asset Jay Cr-ur.e 'lrill liP quarter· bading 1M Bears, taking over ne:ll year, Pd be foolistl to ftun Steve Bartkalnlrl, wbo come back again.~~ Sllidow was begiming his Whiu said, "Jwlt 1m tleV!I' llltb year .in the pros this seaCDDe back" 1mn an elbow in900. Be came to Oereland ui jury. The two teams ha\>e met five lBimn tbe Washington Redtimes before. twice in the Rose skins. "When I b<.gan all this," be Bowl aDiJ State Willi tbe Rose said, "I sel two goals for myBowl•,;~ in 1.!119 bat lost in To play live years and ID 19%1. ~ regular self. wear a ,.., __._..,,_ · ~_....~--.... rmg. 1e1100 gama to Obio State in "Well, I've g<ll more than 1953 1J54 md 1m.. Last )'1!81' tb.e ' Bucks smothered live years in, so aummatically that leaves one thing. Some Califurnla ~Hayea planned 00 brq his guys never get to wear thai lam west tod.y m1 put the ring." Snidow waa injured last plaJenlllrou&b a worbut imweekend against the anctnnati mediately after ll'riving Bengals and 'lrill be out for the · an, k.t "My decision on retirement will come down to tbe Browns' plans for the future and their need for me,'' be said. "They got a tig spark Sunday and they have 1D be contenders next year." Right oow he keeps remembering the moment last Swxlay wben his leg was broken. "I heard tbe pop. of the ligament, the snap of the bone, ev~ing," he sa~d . "I was consctous of the pam. , "EYerything at that mlment ~wed Obwn fOr me : It .med ijke I !Was on the· st:retdier a very long time. Jt'll be another month before 1 forget it." The Browns play the· Kansas City Oliefs Sunday. can." Wlile Stargell's making oo ncuset about bil llump, (Continued from page I) Dept. of Ohio University on tbe make-up and effects of different types Of drugs and alcohol. At about 10 a.tn. PsychQlogy Drs . William Osher and Roger Ginn will discuss .counseling. After a IWlch break they will continue . Wllil about 4:30 ~ 5 p.m. The Coffee House committee has stated numerous times that the involvement of interested adlilb In this program is a very important part. " You" are needed. Everyone wishing to participate in this program should contact Rolf Stangel at Radio Station WMPO at 9925355 or use tbe coupon· below and send it to: Coffee House · Adult Workshop 211 East Second St., P~eroy, Ohio 45769. otben are. StargeU, who flnillted third in !be NatitJUII laglle In RBia wilb 11%, is a dul.cll lilW md there just ._'t IllY PI sure on the Pirates liuing the linal month of the 11!111011. That may re one reason why Cincinnati Manager Sparky Anderson appears so conmned., "Ir..eapect-"' StargeU too much to think that the • alump will . ,W~..W.&'?ffh?WffhWaW..W~/~d..W.(@.:~::W~ have any effect," Anderson . ' ~ llid. "'Ibis man is aweeome- . COFFEE HOUSE . ·_ ...trm:aendou.a.'' Vltdm plan& to start Steve ~ lllus, 19.'1, agalnll lbe Reds' Don Gullet In the opemr. COMMI'ITEE OF MEIGS COUNTY INC. 211 E. 2nd ST., POMEROY, OHIO 45769 (A NON-PROFIT CORPORATIONI Wbo wear ba'*' s ~ in lite daytime ;md men llbo go x~ ~ lhlrtless will be arrestm lor ~ Indecent exposure, a police official said today. Pollee Maj . Amphon SUrathln, chief law enfwc«nmt officer in a central lmlness .-ea d BangkOk, said lhat lbrft arrests already have been made. Two girls with bdleu dreilaes were lined $5 and a Danillt male tourist who wu caucbt In a noodle !bop mimi billbirt was rtned $2.50, be said. Amphon said women in "lleeYekaa T-tbirta worn without • undErneath" would IIIIo be IUbject to instant IITUI. "But inlniskltts are all rigbt.': he added. wa ~~ ~~ ri be in ihe 1'\etberland Hilton Hotel with business sessions in C~C!Nl\ATI - The 1301h anf1113) cmclave of lbe Grand Commandery. Knig hts ·Temp!a:' of Ohio, is to be held Saturda)•, Sunday and Monda):, Ocl. 7-3-9, in Cincilinati. Event; are to include a parade , election and· in· stallation of officers, drill team competition and presentatiOn of awards. Headquarlers will Features Custom Video Range Tuning System . Exclusive Automa1lc •·Fringe-Lock." C.lrc uit. Your choice o f lour colors. tbe Masonic Temple, 5th and Sycamore SIS. Grand Commander Robff! H. Emmons of Oncinl)ali will p~ide at the meetings. Approximately 2,500 members and guests are expected. _7f•nN The namt aualrr y goes m before . the goes onll'· INGELS FURNITURE '' .. ~ \ •. SATURDAY-OCTOBER 7th UNTIL5P.M. FOR IAM&AW LOCAL LODGE 598 ~-~ ..... uuuu .,;.,..,..."-:#:a SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8th SPECIAL REDUCED RATES ON ALL ·RIDE TICKETS I !I arne - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - .. ~---------------- I J; TOM RUE MOTORS PROUDLY <PRESENTS . ' BOOKS and the Hardv Boys. ij:r*·;:a:.ew.#'~m ·: wn~w.&z.J~mco);a~wu;s.ww~z~ .. '1.50 each MI.DDLEPORT BOOK STORE QuasarrM I •• ' I' • •I • •' ·romeniw Flower Shop · • liu."ernvt Avo., Pvmeray Mrs. Mllllrd y.,. Mf!tr__ ~Jewfold- _23u . .· . Complete TV Replay . Saturday, 1-.' A.M. .Console· ~ The m.odel' llhown cOIIIalm all of the Motorola Quesar 11 Works In • Ora..,. Color TV futures : .. solid state plug· In circuit mocRIIM (e~Ccepl for • lubes) . lnsta-M.tlc Color Tuning, the Bright Tube, .Illuminated Chai!Mi Indicators •nd many more. · ' ' • ••• New sun roof. ~e've gol a way to pul more Joj IRONTON·· Live Audio Tonight at 7:45P.M •• . onto your economy car by givint you more car with your economy. · It's lhe new Plymouth Space Duster. With a fold-dQwn rear ,seat option that lets you load all . the way through-the trvnk. '• ...,._,....... OcHRV8LER ·· • ·-= au• down rear seat. MEIGS vs. CHRYSLER And for ev'en more room, you can order a.new sliding sun roof as well. Space Ouster. You get more out oi it because you can put more into il. · . • '· COMING·THROUGH FOR ·1011. THAT'S JOYOF ITI •• .• .' ••• • • T........ Molh Wimbk~ JOK Gold Filled S7.9S Stainkll Siee1 $6.95 ·& T.V. TOM RUE ·Whate\er the watch, · Speidel makes the right · watchband for it. If your ltindofwatch is very leminine-so is Adorna. It's the WIIChband lhafs beautiful enough to double as a bracelet If it's functionll you want:- it's Wunbleton you get, Witb fllliiOUI TWilt-<>-FJe•• watchband con.struction. Alld if :your ltind of watch II expellli~ Speidel mated a meth bracelet jllll for you. Wt.tever :your watch baa 10 be, Speidel malta a ~band for il. Dor.ens of sty1e1, from $4.95. •' ' ~ Middleport will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Royal Crown Bottling Co. for a plant tour . lola's Cor. /'loa in & Sycamore GEO.HALL WITH Tt!E FAMOUS INTERNATIONAL ACt. TilE CYCLONIANS KIN.GS ARMS NITE CLUB SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY - OCT. 7 SHOWI - t I • • Permanent Press Care. anYWhere. Dacron dryer lint screen. (Only 2feet wide) Fine mesh removtt lint par. tic los. Euy to ruch for · cleanln(. J They Will A~pear At The " . I CWB TO MEET The Amateur Gltdert Club of That have appured on the Ed Sullivan Show & Hollywood Palace. · . '• MOTORS~ SOUTH~ AVE., IIIDEPORT, 0. I JUNIOR DRESS SALE Adonoa IOK Gold Filled JI0.50 . WERN~R - RADIO CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON . . ·Frigidaire Skinny Mini. Fits almost COLORTV Footboll on Ch~ 5 Parents Honor Son ·'s Birthday "~ . + veteran linebacker of the Pbllade]Jjtla Eagles who ball been bobbled by Injuries Iince -~Y !all ae81011, was placed , <11 lfllvera Thunday by the Natlmal Football League clilb. Young 'mlased the last 12 Pllll!l of the 1972 aeaaon folloWing knee surgery. 1 I CROWS .STEAK HOUSE' MOIOROLA PHILADELPHIA (UPI)Adrlan Young, a five-year . the Visi'f the . . . . . . . Series of Nancy Drew JENKINS ARRESIED TWO HOURS LONG YOUNGSTO'!N, Ohio (UPI) Both Red Cross rtrst aid - Stanley J~kins, 26, of W.-- courselt beginning next week In ren, wanred m the 1970 robbery Meigs county will run two· • of a La~e Milton Bank, was hours, from 7-9 p.m. arrested m New Yorlt Wedne&· • day by FBI agents. ,-----~----------..;.-~ Officials Said Jenkina is the last of three men charged in 1he Oct. 2, 1970 robbery of tbe Fannen National Bank Jn Mabonlng County. YOUNG ON WAIVERs by · .KAY 405 N. Second Ave. M~ddleport, 0. Lyons, Melanie Bar!Dn. ii WOOD Class Hosted By Mrs. Venoj EANERS /;! ~'~ • . Hair Styiing 'Ml~SO:N~s ' j N ~~~I~~ (Upon Request) •f Also You Pay ODe Price, $3.00 Per Penon and Enjoy Unlimited Rides forlbe Full Day U A.M. to lOP.M. '1•1 ,, ~1 ,, ·t~• l•f 1i0 :-, · 1 f1 '6. jt;j ,J -· . INTEREST OnPassllook Savings 2-HOUR .CLEANING WILL BE LAST DAY OF 1972 SEASON h. Butter D'ate C'fJangeu1 ·- ~- -·- -· Club Makes Contribution "FAMILY OUTING" ... . M:s~ ' vv~~n~ Apllll 'j/~e PTA Wanting Memberships Open Fri. & Sat. Nights MiddleJiOrt PARK RESERVED SECOND HIGHEST SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) The Cincinnati Reds drew the second highest crowd in its history during the 1972 season, according to official figures released Thursday . Attendance for the 'Season was 1,611,459, whic h was 110,337 more than In 1971. Only the New Yort Mets, with 2,134,165, and Los Angeles, with 1,660,8J8, drew more spectators than the Reds in the National League. Bogg~ss. Toy Fund Given $35 -:We Conclave Begins Saturday ~.-.:::c-- a· .Over 100 at Yo_uth Ral/1j I<ICl'tm NEWS • .NOTES - Plans bave hMI Ulllljiered for the i~oatiau ti 1be ~ m1 beatin@ -~in tbe .Puiti<roy Jun.ior lligb Bui1diog fee1 lbat w bare been able to temedy mmy d 1be p-oblems lbal 'IOI!I'e bniQgl:i up in .smnmet citil:ens m 'ings ,... We ~.'!till --~ .., 'olbers - We need )'1!111' ;qlPili L!'lease gtve n 1D us. We ril appreciate il .~ual ·te' n d · a · r ~-. ;· ~:. _ _. . . Max Hill of Racine RD 2, are . announcing the birth of their alt . 'I ~ .. You _must be over 21 years old to partlcapate m this workshop. i ' •l 1 Phone:-,.----Best Time to C a l l - -- z X [ I ') Plans for the annual Halloween party at the Pomeroy Elementary School were made Wednesday .at a meeting of 5% CJ r' Veterans Memorial Hospllal ADMITTED - Salem Yates, "I am interested in taking the counseUng ;?. Racine ; Dorothy Anthony, ~ Middleoprt; Coleen Parsons, workshop, Saturday, Oct. 14, I972, 9 a.m." chape- will WOI'kiJII, 2,dor 3 ·evenings as. ,~ MRutland ; Sheridan Russell, rone a 00 w a 1ten the workshop free. ~ 8500 - I will pay the $IO reefor the workshop. , DISCHARGED Eric Morris, Keith Brogan, Jackie Addres i ., JIU'klo belp)'Wbeaime~ . tbose .~r&reiS. Gire ita tr:y. n cloem, IllS. c'imre. Call m:IS3 •fir time aDd · *~*~~~~~ml::~:::::=:::~::,,::=::::-:: : : : : :;:;<: : : : : : :~:~ RAg~uEGHTE;r,8~~N Mrs . . <· ;~; a <: ·; . · IIINJ8XlRTS ouy BANGKOK (UPI)- Women ;- season. Workshop· Date is Set easy for you if be bill like be II <iiEd>ed Ibis ~- by 1lllliam Crtfnum 'llltD tadw!$. i<lt bigb. Tbis_da:!ls is designed to~ . ' M ~ bigb ~ to ~ .--ly lo tan ~ ~ t'lfli¥4"'~- This is !be Glitem ~ ~ GED'fesl.. filllllbetmsliftGa~ ~ MIJt· Ba*~ b!lps you to prt!pllr\' ror il. .. ,. . '1lJ!S .is pot mllr a cll$$. lt is a t\)I'G Yil a ~ IIIlUialsm ~- mlib: etr.., :a- ~~~~Aha­ be~ tded, eadl per9QII ..rts at is on ~ in u e.. -.mdn.ally design.ed pi If>! am 1o help sa~ lim In is llreliS . ri ...,.kress You can oc.rDe two · ts -each week ~ You a~~ _, lbrft boar$~ lD min.ltes. It"slip !"'Il- 'i1llea )1011 feel judy tll tale lhe GED test.·JW am ~zy_ If fOU !Ia~ -pr~ 1l'e 'lrill . - sh0 we-r .Given Dues. were c~llec~. ahd Mrs. A' bridal shOwer honoring lone Hupp, Mrs., opal Hupp, the executive committee of the Pomeroy PTA. first child; a daughter named Be~ Neutzling presented a ., •. .M1ss Cathy Lynri Boyd, bride- M•s, Eileen Roush, Mrs. Patty The party will be lteld on Saturday, Oct. 28, from 6:30 to An1y Leanna and,..'!ljfi8hlrig 3 · · pilt.rlotic program . She gave elect . of Sp. 5 Hodriey Sayre, Pape and children, Mrs. Janet 111 p.m. Mrs. Gertrude Casto and Mrs. Sam McKhmey are co,lbs. on Sept. 22 at -Holzer · . the background of inwas held Tuesday night at the Al'nult, Mrs. l,.aura Pickens, •chairmen for the affair. Nmfin the program this year will' be Medical ~nter. Grandparents FRIDAY home of Mrs. Ruth Hennesy - dependence, information on races such as sack •nd three-legged for the children. arc Mr . and Mrs. Clifford Hill favoring abolishment of the t1te colonies and the hardships SOUTHERN Homecoming American Legion hall in Mrs . Connie Tucker, Debbie Racine. Hostesses were Mrs. Meldeau, Mrs. Mary Martin, A poster contest wUI be fieid, there wiU be a cake walk a Racine, RD 2, and Mr. and Dance, Southern High School traditional Halloween trick or they end ed he trea< nl•ht ur as t y held onto auditoriwn, music by "Foxx", Pauline · Wolfe and Shirley Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Rea market, (oriWie tellers, pocket ladles, a sweet shop,' a Mrs. Clair Boso, Portland; . ... . the hope 0 f lh l Wolfe. F~rne Cheesebrew, Mrs. Leora _ lollipop tree, fish ponds, and numerous game booths. great-grandparents are Mr. New officers were elected . e new and. She 10 p.m. to midnight. Sponsored also commented on the · · The gift table featured pink Young, Mrs. Eunie Brinker ~:,:,~~~<::.~>:~:;:::::~::::=::::::;::·:·:·:·:·<=·«:·<:·:·:·:·:·>:-:-:-:-:···· ·····w·'·········'···········w-·.·... ... aD·nd Mrs . Paul Theiss of including Mrs. Jed Webster • . Or the flag. 'She conclude:r~~~ by the Southern Band Boosters. heMts and a streamer of let- Mrs. Betty Van Meter Mrs' ..... . . ....... .................................w.·.·····-·.·.<·:·:·:-: p orc~s, and Mrs. Patterson of Sr ., _Mrs. Dale Snuth, VIce an article -entitled "Th'e DANCE ' FRIDAY AT ters reading " Rodney and Rhoda Hackett, Mrs. 'Mari~ ort nd . president; and Mrs . Ellen Nation's Creed" and Easlern High Sch.ool lollowing Couch, secretary-treasurer-. "The Cr prayer, Cathy ." The cake, decorated . Boyd Rhonda c k c· d 1~ J, Plans were made for a holiday M ~ of tbe Human Heart. the eastern-Kyger <;:reek with pink roses and inscribed and potluck dinn~r to be held at the and rs. kennesihserved. punch football game at Eastern. The " Best Wishes to Rodntiy and Sellers. dance is being sponsored by the SYRACUSE - . Date of previous da tc had been honle of -Mrs. Smith on Dec. 13. lunc~ooa:es. -· e group had Cathy, " was served with Also presenting gifts to the making apple butter was changed as the app(es were not Members were invited ttl tak . .· the · Meigs Inn 'cheerleaders, The Pegasis will · e precedmg the meeting' Mrs play for the dance which will be ·punch, coffee, nuts, mints and bride-elect were Mrs: Joyce changed when the Ladies ready. Anyone wishing to place a party mix. Games were Quillen, Mrs. Pearl Russell suggestions to the next~ meeting Glad . C kl · j · orders may call one of the on a community project to a :s ne': er was w~ corned held after the game until played with prizes going \o Mrs. Agnes Boggess, Mrs: Auxiliary met recently at following numbers: 992-2659; which the club can contribute member:. Others midnight. Chris · Wolfe, Rhonda Cook Mary Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Municipal Park conducted by 992-2613 ; 992·2015 ; 992-5734;· or MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Devotions by Miss Nelle Bing . endmg were Mr~. Katdne Sherrie Bill, Mrs. Betty Va~ Charles Boggess, Mrs. Frances the president, Jean Hall. 992-5008. The price will · be $1 Commerce Friday, 7:30p.m. at included il meditation entitled ~~~~~~r Mr~> LouMrls ReJPbehll, Meter, and Mrs. Betty Curl· Philson , Mrs. Edith Forrest Devotions and two readings per quart. The jars will be Columbus and Southern Ohio "Peace . Was In" ' scnp · ture Williamson · a .n.arr, s. 1 man. Mrs. 'Patty Van Meter, Mrs: "Security" and "Dusty Electric C9mpany social . Others attending were Mrs. Carrie Roush; Mrs. Lizzie Roads, " wer_e.given by Agnes fut·nished by the Auxiliary. per cent per yNr paid on from John 14, 23-3, and prayer. · Present were Edith flood , J Regular rooms. White. Twelve me1nbers anPassbook Savings Linda Stobart, Mrs. Peggy Wood, Debbie Bostick, Mrs . Bohram, Mildred Eleanor No Minimum. Interest from Dowell, Mrs. Janice Sayre, Sylvia Cook, and Miss Patty swered roll call by naming Pierce, Thelma Grueser, date or depOtit to date o1 their Zodiac sign. . FUND. :ance, 9-12 Mrs. Mildred Spencer, Mrs. Shain. ' wllh~owol . ~nlerest corn. ElizabeU1 Rice, Jean Hall, 'J Saturday, at POUieroy Junior Peeling of the apples to make pounded quarterly. Interest Charlotte Nease, Elva Dalley, pa ld as lo1J9 as an open Zion Church. High building by Meigs Ute apple butter will be WedOver 100 youth attended the Agnes White, Marie Rjzer, account Is maintained. nesday and Thursday of next The program consisred ·of McGovern for President Meigs County Youth Rally week . It will be made on Clara Lavender and Mary recently at the Zion Church of music by three girls from the Committee. Music by "Foxx". .Friday, October 13. The Pickens . Kentucky Christia!l College Campaign literature and Christ. Rev. Alkire led the group in and a talk by Prof. Thomas buttons available at door. The Women 's Society of program and goals of the about the . ADULT CLASS, Pomeroy singing with Ann Lambert at Gemeinhart Christian Service of the East national welf_are rights the piano . Terry Pickens beginning of the college and its Nazarene Church, Saturday, 7 Letart United Methodist organization, and views on the HIKE ENJOYED COURT BEING BUILT presided at the business growth. Refreshments were p.m. Members are to take Church voted to send $35 to poverty struggle as a part of served following the meeting. · sandwiches. meeting with Jane Hazelton Middleport Junior Troop 39 Under the sponsorship of the Veterans Memorial Hospital the human right; struggle. Tilt Allltm C.llllly At an executive committee giving the treasurer's report. and their leaders, Mrs. Roscoe Pl' A, a basketball court is S.¥1"11& l.NooC.. for the purchase of toys for . A special birthday offering B6s.,-ISI. The Zion and Bradford meeting plans were made for · hospita lized children at a was taken amounting to m.75. Wise and Mrs. Margie Blake being prepared at the Salem SUNDAY . "'mli'oy, Ohio Churches tied for the per- the next rally to be held at the hiked to the Middleport Marin~ Center School with the_Meigs recent meeting. Mrs. Doris Adams and Mrs. GOSPEL BROADCAST All AcQOunta tnolired To · centage banner with the at- Rutland Church of Christ on Mrs . Marlene Fisher Dugan served donuts and cider Monday evening and alter Local School District Board or SlO,IJOO,IJII by FSLtC. Sunday, 11:15 to 11:45 a.m: tendance banner going to the Oct. 29. A youth revival in the learning about safety with fires . Education paying material presided. Mrs. Barbara Dugan with fruit ln keeping with the Sunday, WMPO, John Elswick spring was also _discussed. had a wiener roast. The girls costs . William Wlllford is Athens, evangelist. ' reported on a meeting at the Halloween theme. Larry , played games durin g the chairman of ·the work- com. PTA TO MEET HOMECOMING, Flatwoods Nelsonville church. She an- Molly and Amy Fisher were evening. Guests were Jennifer mittee. Concrete Is expected to nounced a workshop to be held guest,;. Others attending the Members of. the Southern United Methodist Church and Susanna Wise. be poured Saturday. Local School District Board of Sunday with Sunday school at at Camp Francis Asbury on meeting were Mrs . Nora Education and Supt. Ralph 10 a.m. ;Ibasket dinner at 12:30 Oct. 16. The group decided to Pierson, Mrs. Mabel Shields Sayre will attend when the p.m.; afte~noon service sew carpet rags, and Mrs. Mrs . Doris Sayre, Mrs: Fisher reminded them to take Mildred Donahue, Mrs. Hazel Syracuse PTA meets at 7:30 beginning at 1:30 p.m. their mite boxes for the pledge Fox, Mrs . Ferne B. Hayman, p.m. Tuesday at. the schooL CARLETON Church BY THE BAG offering at the next meeting. Mrs. Julia Norris, Mrs. Focie Refreshments will be served. A membership drive is un- homecoming Sunday beginning Rummage by the bag will .be derway by the Pomeroy with Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Parcel post packages will also Hayman, Mrs. Eulah Wolfe. sold Saturday at the Enterprise and Mrs . Sue Ann Beegle. Elementary PTA. ·A large red . and worship services followed be ~old at that time. United Methodist Church flea To open the meeting the and white rocket in the foyer of by a noon basket dinner. The market. Purchasers may lake BOmATOU group sang, " Do t.ord," .and the school is being used by the Rev. Jehn Elswood will speak a bag and fill,it with their own ' Sherrie and Bob Blackston, Mrs . Eulah Wolfe gave selections for 50 cents. The sale daughter and son of Mr. and PTA in conjunction with a at afternoon services and devotions from the Upper contest among the classes to music by the Gospelaires . The will begin at 11 a.m. Mrs. Harold Blackston, old Room . Mrs . Mary Roush Route 33, are enrolled at Ohlo see which one can reach the Rev. Jay Stiles, pastor, invites pre8ented the program with moon first through enrolling the public. University. several readings being given members in the Pl'A. Aprize of FAMILY Potluck Sunday including one concerning the $10 is being offered by the Pl' A. 5:30p.m. at the Tripity Church, A contribution was made to SPEAKING OF issues of .welfare and poverty A meeting of the Pl'A will be Pomeroy. The event will be l.he cystic fibrosis fund when in the United States , the held Monday night at 7:30 with held in the social rooms of the the Rock Springs Better Health OAK, John Reece, public relations church. Foilowing dinner Cbtb met Thursday afternoon CHERRY and ••••••••••••••••••••• coordinator for the Gavin entertainment will be furat the home of Mrs. Hugh WALNUT For the budgetPlant, as the guest speaker. nished by The Gospelaires. All Bearhs. · For The minded to t he rich George Hargraves, superin- church members are invited to The ·club also decided that ' Most qua lily of tendent of the Meigs Local attend. each member will tak~ a new MONDAY Discrlp'liriate • School District, will be at the ' ).,. I • ' ! I" f ' toy tp \h~· ~.o~~ll'\~~r,Il)eetiljj: l\'! ,,, Mrs. Edward Venoy en· be sent to Veterans Memorial t,•, meeting to.speak on school NON-DENOMINATIONAL • levy. Refreshments will be revival at Nease Settlement tertained the Golden Rule Hospital for · hospitalized United Brethren Church Class of lhe Pomeroy Church of children. Mrs. George Skinner liD E. 2nd Porno roy served by the sixth grade Shampooing Is an lmparents. starting 7:30 p.m. Monday. Christ at her new home and Mrs. William Folmer were Phone 992-5428 portantstep In the care and • Rev. George S. Oiler speaking Tuesday evening. treatment ollhe hair. It not appointed to the sick com· ooty cleanses the hair. but Louis Osborne mittee. Mrs . •t each service. Public invitm. actl•ateo. the blood clr· presided ai the meeting with Mrs . James Conkle lection in the culatlon of the scalp and CARL HYSELL speaking Mrs. Venoy giving devotions presented the program which also promotes the growth Make your, se and pleasant and showing film on drug from John 12, 44. Prayer was of the hair. included " How Does Glaucoma abuse when Riverview Pl'A - by Mrs. Hoyt Allen. Members comfortab e f our new shOW VIgorous scalp massages Destroy Sight" by Mrs. Harold meets at 7:30p.m. Monday at signed cards for shut-Ins . atmosphere o before and after sham· poolng relaxes the scalp -school. Open house will be Homemade articles brought by · Blackston; "Can Blindness room at from Glaucoma be Prevented" muscles and loosens . observed. the members were sold during by Mrs . Welby Whaley; dandruff and dirt. A clean, LARRY Morrison and Frank the meeting. A white elephant healthy scalp helps the " Rheumatic . Fever and W. Porter will be speakers sale was planned for the development ol a healthy Rheumatic Heart Disease" by head of hair. when Rutland Pl'A meet; at November meeting which will Mrs . Skinner; "Heart Get proper hair treat. 7:30 p.m . Monday at the be held at the home of Mrs. ment and the most Surgery" by Mrs. William elementary ·school gym- Charles -Eskew. Refresbmenb fashionable hair styles, at Folmer; "A, Way .to Control nasiwn. our salon where the were served to the above and Cancer" by Louise Bearhs. beautification or our RE;GULAR October meeting Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mrs. Mrs. Blacksttln conducted customers Is a Serious ol Meigs DAV will be picnic lor Stanley Bass, and Mrs. Denver the contest which was won by buslnen to uo. Here, the members and wives, 6:30p.m. Kapple. skill , dexterity and Mrs. Conkle and Mrs. Scott i Monday at American Legion knowledge or professional Folmer. Others attending were Free Parking • Convenient hair stylists are expertly . Park next to Middleport Post Mrs. Ethel Grueser, Mrs. Arlie demonstrated and applied Office. Abbott, and Mrs . William lor your benefit, POMEROY Elementary L~adlng .Area beautification, and Grueser. · School PTA, 7:30 p.m. at the satisfaction. school. John Reece to show Phone film on new Gavin plant; SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Guinther, local. George Hargraves, superin- Guy Guinther entertained POMEROY . During the afternoon Ice 992-8748 tendent to speak on the school OR Sunday with a chicken dinner . cream and cake were served to 214 E. SECOND ST. 992-6020 at their home on Water Street the above and Mr. and Mrs. POMEROY, OHIO 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • levy. TUESDAY in observance of the birthday Don Rwnley and daughter of .PfJONE 992·7606' MIDDLEPORT Lodge 363, of their son, Willie, of Gallipolis. F&AM, will confer the master Gallipolis. mason degree on one candidate Other guests present were Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Elmo Johnson and brother Masonic Temple. All master Kermit Williams of Charleston, masons are invited to attend. W. Va.; Mrs. Willie Guinther of • .-. Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs . . \ Malcolm Guinther, Nita and Malcolm; Darlene Duncan, Karen Kenneth and Terry COURSE OFFERED The Salem ~nter Pl'A will In both Wuher & Dryer. _Helps no-Iron clothes keep sponsor a first aid.courk at the This Week's Best the11 promise. MONEY-SAVER! I" school from 7 to 9 p.m. on OCt. _9, 16, 23, 30 and Nov. ~- All interested residents are invited to enroll . The Quarterly · Luncheon Clul! of Pomeroy' after discussi'on, ..went on record Wednesday at a meeting· at the _Otiober ............. ollbe ~ "11m~ . 11\e Alidi Basi<- !ldtn!im da:o;s trill-be ~ ftW. wtC 111 the Central IIWding iD Uiddltport. lllis . .. . Stargell In: Worst .. !!~ '"'So'ci~'i'~'Y.'>:If .. . Installs almost anJWIIere. . 2-Speed Washer. Wllere the wiSh is- kitchen, bath, nunuy ... tn)'Where you can pi ldequole wir· Inc, plllmbinl tnd wntin1. Regular plus Delicate set· lings for the flbrlc flexlbll· ill 1 flmlly walher mull h;tV~. Family-Size. · Wuhes 1nd drie.s family· size lo1ds-1t the same time or independentiJ. _ _ _ _ _ _ _, .. . -I,LCT-2 Lnndry Conlor . WEs'T af:NI)~'· "Wrinkles Away!' SIHmar FREE ·of extra charge w!Mrt yov buy a Frigidaire Washer & Dryer or unHidry C.nltr. . (Offer expires Oct. 30, 1972) . .BAKER FURNI_TURE . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO r �. iii~ ,. ' fi - *"' •'• !. •1. I , • '~ ,. , 1 .. .. .... ~- .,; r ., .--. 'ThE' Daily Sentinel, Middleporl ·l'mnero)·, ll.. 0 <'l. 6, 1972 ' MIDDLE PORT PEN • .. TECOS 'A Th' d A • UNITED MINISTRY OF Service. 7: 30 p.m.: Youth '· L or ve .• rho MF.IGS COUNTY, The Uniled mo•'i ng 6: 30 p.m.; Eve,ning · Rev. Wdhitnl Knttle l. pastor . .... Pre .. byt~tian C~urch, Dwight wor shi p, 7: 3Q p.m. Ronald Dugan , Sun day school L Zctvi•t Pa s lor -Oire c tor ; ~u p ' ~ Clas~e-~_ f tw ~ II ages: Gc\>rQ• ~ w. Hutton aod Rev . 11111 (l C'":'(' ~rl'v tn' , I : JO _p.m.; _ ln,c: tWI Sl<! bbin s. Ass' t .. PasiQr• · R•t,l~ study, 'lveU.1•..:.:.JJy',_ 7:30 ·. O ir<~< '" rS . . . ' F ld .. "' "fV tCE'- _ 5, r ay, · FIRST UNI ~· eo PRES· r .;,J p,n,. . 6 YTE R lA N·, H < lrrH~'nnV il le , WHEN HE BROUGHT HOME SQME TERRIBLE BAD MARKS HE WUZ. OOIN' CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE· - Rev .. Herbert HOW'S lEETLE Grate, ~s lor.. Worship Se rvice, FINE . UP TILL TODIW,' ELVINEV-- JUGHAID IN SCHOOL, LOWEEZ.V ? . II a.m . and -1; 30. P-'"' - Sun d ay. . ,_ .· Sunday · School, 9: 30 a .m . Richard Bar!on, sup I. Prayer , POMEROY ST. PAUL LUTHERAN FREEWILL BAPTIST ·- hundtly Church Schon!, 9:30 m•,.,rjng, Wednesday, I ~0 P-'1'· POMEROY TRINITY - The Rev . Arthur C. Lund, Corner Ash and Plum , Mid a . ri ~ .. Mrs . Homer Let:. Supt. ,· BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev. W.'H. Perrin, pastor. Roy pastor . Sund.:ty school (nursery - dt epod : Noe l Herr man , Mnrning Worship 10; .•u a.m. CHRIST - Clifford Smith , Mayer,. Supl , Chur,h schoool , ~dull) , 9: 15 a .111 . : ~h ar les pastor . 5~1turc1Ay t,•ve ning F IRS T UN I T E 0 m i ni ".tN' . s mdc1y Sc hool 9:30 9: lSctm. ; worship, 10: 24 a .m.; Ev ..'m s . Chrislian Education c;f"rvi ce, 7 P l''n . Sunday schod , PRESBYTERIAN. MiddlePOrt , ,' m .: morn1ino church 10:30 you Ih .tl>ofr reh'earsal Monday , Supt.; worship service. 10 ~30 · to a .m. ; Sunday eveni ng Sunday -. Church Sc hooL 9:30 ,, n, ; C.und ~l y ••vcninci S('rvice, 6: 30· p.md Mrs. Marvin Burt. r"111 1,; con firmation c l.:tsses , worshi p, 7 p.m. run . . lewis Sauer . Supt .,· ' !0 1) • "'Jir•tlrl ('c;(J,ly se-rv ice. a <diredor ; sen~or choir Tuesday , 7 8: 15, junior con "A.nrn ino Wo,..s hln. ro · JO am r1 rehilarsal·, _7:30 p.m., Thursday. l irm~ l ion class. time sef FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· MT. OLIVE CHURCH, long LAUREL CLIFF . FREE ·Mrs. f'aul Ne.;~se . director. wee kly , seni{l r con f .rrma 1ion die""'' ,.. · cor ner of Si< lh a"d '' D'll 1 METHODIST 1 pa ~ or. - Rev. Robert ' POMEROY CHURCH OF eta% . Senior choi r, 7: 30 p.m. Pal mer 'Streers, . Rev . Charles Bottom ; John Simons , pas to r. Fred Sunday sc hool. 10 a .m .: E. Buckley, pastor. William THE NAZARENE - Corner Tuesdny . Hoffma n. Sunday School evangelisti c se rvice, 7: 30p.m Oatley, ~upt .; Sunday school, Union . and Mulberry . Re v. Superintendent . Sunday chur ch Willard Pig gott, Sunday school 9: 30 a.m.: morning worship, Clyde V. Henderson, pastor. SEVENTH . - '. . -. DAY -Localed,ADon' school tor everyone 9:15 a.m.; super intenc!lenl. 10:30 a.m.; evening worship, SVnday .scl>ool, 9:30 a.m.. Glen VENTIST Morn ing worship 10: ll a.m.; F R S T 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 111\CCiung, supl,; morning He ig hts, near Evening se rv ices, 7:30 p.m.; PR 1 U N I T E 0 Christian· Youth Crusade 6·30. wor~h.lp, 10;30' a.m .; evening Mulbe rry ESB YTERIAN: Syracuse,• p.m .:· prayer meeti,ng,' 7:30 service, 7: 30 ; rr'lid -week ser- Veleratr s, Memor ial Hospital , Wednesday prayer service, 7:30 Pomer oy. Pastor Her bert p.m. Ex 1 ra Y01Jih activ ities on ~o rdnrngC Wor ship , 9 a .m .: p.m.; Thursday choir pract ice. ·~ite, _ ~ednesdav . 7: 30p.m. un ay hurch $ch(!o t. 10 a .m. 7 p.m. Morgan . Sabbalh School. every 5 d un ay , l p.m .. lor al l youth up Mrs . Sampson Hall. Suo• . DE·XTER CHURCH OF GRACE EPISCOPAL - Salurda y at 2 p .m . an d worship to six rh grade ; 6 : JO for junior Rev. Leroy Da.vis, min ister . service foll owi ng at 3: 15 p.m. and senior high sludents. STIVERSVILLI! COM · CHRIST - Danny Evans, CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Harl, pastor . Norman C. Will. supl. 'Morning prayer and sermon. Open Bible ~ iscussion each 10:30a .m. Holy communion and Thur sday at 7:30 p.m. at th e Midd le port. 5th and Main. - pa stor . Sunday School service Sunday School 9: 30 a .m.; " The Fr iend ly Raul in Moyer. pastor. Michael 10 a .m. Prayer Meeting each Worship service, 10:30 a .m. sermon, first Sundays, 10:30 chu r ch. Gerlach, Su!lday School supt. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Sunday Christian Endeavor Sunday a.m. Churc-h school. k in· C hurc~ . " evening . ~erga rlen through eighlh GRAHAM UNITED Bible School. 9:30 a .m.; mar- evening service. 7: 30p.m . ZION CHURCH oF : CHRIST REORGANIZED CHURCH grade, 10:30 a.m, METHODIST - Preach ing 9:30 ning wo r shi p, . 10:30 a .m. ; Po meroy · Harrlsonville 0 F JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m., tirsl and second Sundays evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; CHRIST- Mr, Hoyt Allen . Jr .. ol each month ; lhird and fourlh prayer service 1 e.m. Wed· Road . Kennelh Eberts, pas lor, TE R DAY SAINTS- Portland · Paul McElroy, Sun1ay School Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, paslor. Bible School. 9:30a.m ., Sundays each month, worship nesday . CHURCH OF_ THE Supl . Sunday School 9:30 a,m. : pastor . Herber! While. SVnday •worship, 10: 30 ; adulf worship service at 7: JO p.m . Wednesday . service and young peoples evenings at 7:J.C. Prayer and NAZARENE - . M1ddl e porl. morning, worship and co m- School Director . Sunday School, Rev . Audry M1ller, pastor ; munion, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday 9:.30 a.m .; Morning worship, rneellng. boih 7:® p.m. Sunaay- Bible srudy. Wednesday , combined Bible FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· Floyd Carson, sup!. Sun~ay evening youth ChriStian en- 10: 30 a .m. ; St:mday evening study and prayer meeting, 1:30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave .• scho01: 9: 30 a.m .; M~ rn1.ng deav.or, 6: 30; Worshi p services, serv.ice 7 p.m. Wednesday wo~. sht.,p 10 : 30 a.m .; JUn ro r Sunday, 7: 30p.m. Wed,nesday evening prayer services, 7:30 P-~HE SALVATION ARMY _ Pome roy, affilia led wilh S.B.C., soc te ;y, 6:30p.m. ; NYPS, 6: 45 evening prayer· meeting and p.m. rhe Rev. Fred Hill. paslor. 1· 9: JO a .m.: p.m . Sunday evangel is lic Bible st udy , 7:30p.m,. Envoy Ray 5. Wining, officer in s un d ay sc hoo, BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ST. JOHN LUTHERAN _ Greal Bend, Charles Norris. c harge . Sunday , 10 a .m .. , morning worship, 10: 30 a.m .; meering , 1:30 p.m. Prayer Holiness meeting : 10:30 a.m .. junior soc iely, 6:30a.m . NYPS, meeling Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Pine Grove the Rev . Arthur pastor. Worship service, 9:30 Sunday SchooL Young People's 6:45 p.m. Sunday evangelislio MEIGS Combs. pastor. Sunday sc hool , a.m, ; SundaySchool.10 :30a .m. Legion,7p ,m.;Thursday .llo3 meel ing , 7:30 p,m , Prayer COOPERATIVE 9:30 a .m.: ch urch services, CARLETON CHURCH PARISH 10:30 a .m. KS lngsbury Road . Sunday p.m., Ladies Home League ; 7 meeling Wednesday, 7:30p.m. p.m, , Prep classes. MIDDLEPORT THE UNITED BRADBURY CHURCH OF chool, 9:30 a.m., Ralph Carl. · SACRED HEART - Rev , MT. MORIAH BAPTIST METHOODIST CHURCH_ CHRIST. Bible School. 9:30 supr. Worship service, 10:30 Father Bernard Krajcov,ic, Corner Fourth and Main , Rob~rt R. Card a.m., morning worship, 10:30 a .m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. pas lor, Phone 992-2825 . Middle porl . Rev. Henry L'. Key , 01rector a.m. Sunday evening Worship Prayer meeting, Wednesday, Saiurday evening Mass. 1:30 Jr., pastor, Sunday School 9:30 POM~_!!OY ~. LUSTER ·Service, 7:30 p.m. , choir 7:30 p.m, Rev. Jay Stiles, p.m, Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a.m., Arno ld ,.,1c o · har ds, sup t . ; Life Is a gamble, you say?, Each day is a spin of the wheel of Rev. Robert R. card practice Sunday and Wed - oa;Vrti DESTER coN . a .m. Confesslons, Saturday, 7. Morfling worship 10:30 a .m. Rev. F. Stanlen Smith nesday . 7 p.m. , prayer meeting GREGATIONAL CHURCH chance, and your desliny goes along .. with the spot where the 7:30p.m. ' . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESCHESH N _ worshi p 9. 15 and Brble study Wednesday 7:30 Re C 1 R' h d ball lands or the place where !he cards fall. . Ch h S h · pm ,.. v. ·ar rc ar s, pas 1or . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Larry Carnahan pres iding urc c ool 10 a.':1· · · . . Mrs. Worley Francis, Sunday - Robert.Kuhn, pastor : Will iam · minisler. Sunday, BlbleleciUre. a.m.. Is this' true? Are we all really helpless victims of circumENTERPRISE - Worshrp, ~ ANTIQUII Y BAPTIST - school supt.; Sunday school , Walson, Sunday school _ s~t . 9:30 a .m.; Walchlower sludy, a.m. ; Church School, 10 a.m. Rev . Freeland N orr1s, pastor. 9:45 a.m .; church services. stance? If you think so, reconsider! Sunday school. 9:30a .m, ; B F. 10: 30 a .m, ; Tuesda?;, Bible FLATWOODS - ,Worship, 11 Sunday school, 10 a .m,; church seco nd and fourth Sundays , dy, 1: 30 p.m.; hur sd ay, 6 p,m. : Bible study, Wed· su s~rvrce . 7 p.m. Wednesday foll owing Sunday school ; first We make our own decisions! Sometimes they are right, somenesday, 7 p.m.; choir practice, minis fry school 7: JO p.m ., a.m. ; Church School 1~ a .m. POMEROYWorsh rp. 10 . JO Brble study, 1 p.m. and th ird Sunday evenings, 7:30 times they are wrong, but they belong to us-not to chance. PerWednesday, 8:30p.m . service meeling 8:30p.m. a.m. : Church School 9: 15a.m .; p.m. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6: 30p.m, haps that Is why \ve all need help, Inspiration and self-dignity. ,. RACINE FIRST ,CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Harrisonville Christ in Christian Union We need to know that as God's children, our faith comes only ROCK ~PRINGS - Worshrp OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr. Robert Wyatl , pastor; Road, Rev. Odell Manley, lawrenceManley.pastor : Mrs. as a gift from Hlm: ~~y~' ~ ~~urch School9 a .m.; Sunday School, 9:30 a ,m.: Sunday School supt .. Ronald pastor, Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Young, Sunday School : p.m. Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m ,; Osborne. ·Bible School, 9:30 school supt. Sunday school. Supl . Sunday School9:30 a .m Where do we find all this? Well, we start to find it in the ~IDD~EbPORt TB CLUSTER Even ina worshla. 7:30 p,m .. a.m.: preaching 10:45 a.m.: 9:30 a.m ,; evening worship, Evenln!l" worship 7:30. Weaev. o er umg, a rner Wednesday Mid -Week Service. Evening services, 7:30 p.m. Church, Shown the way, the rest is up to us, Why not go to 7:30 p.m.; prayer and praise nesday prayer meeting, 7: 30 HEATH · Wor sh rp 10:30 Sunday School Superintendenl. . HYSELL RUN FREE church next Sunday? se~vice, Thursday, 7:30 p.ni. p.m. · a.m.: Church School 9:30a.m .: Gerald Wells . Pastor. Rev. METHODIST - Cecil Wise, UMYF 1 p.m. . Morris M. Wolfe. Paslor. Sunday School, 9:30 RUTLAND - Worshrp 9: 15 a.m .; Molning worship, 10:30 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday a .m. ; Church School 10 a .m.; a .m.; You~ People's service, Revelation John Jo/rn Romans I Corinthians I Corinthians I Corinthians UMYF 1 p.m . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - 6·. 45p . m ·•· vang eI'rs I'rc serv Ice, SALEM CENTER- W h' 19:5-10 15:1-10 17:15-i3 12:1,-8 3:3·11 a:U·2·r 12 : 3-11 ors tp Charles ·Norris,. pastor . Sunday 7: 30 p.m. Prayer meeting, 9 a.m.; Church School 10 a ,m,: School, 9: 30 a.m . ; Morning Thursday, 7:30p.m . Scriphl!el ltlecttd by !he Ameri e~ n Bible Society Copyright 1972 Keisler Adveltising Strvine, Inc., Struburs. Vlrslnla UMYF Thursdav. 7 a.m. worship, 10:45 a.m.: Sunday F R E E DO M G 0 S PEL SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev . Rev. Merrell ~loyd Wednesday evening Bible L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor . ~ h ; · . ASBURY- Worshrp 11 a .m.: Study, 7:30p.m. Roger Willred, Sr ., sunday · With the hope it will, in some IT)easure. foster a.nd help sustain that whit IS Text Gen. 12:25 "And he builded an altar there, and called CnurchSc hooi9:50a .m . ; wscs. DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supl . Sunday School , good in family and community life. this feature IS sponsored by the business upon the naine of the Lord, and pitched his tent there: and there Is Tuesday . . Rev . Lawrence Sullivan, 9:30 a .m .; Sunday evening bel FOREST RUN- Worsht p 9 pasror . Sunday School 9 , 30 worship 7, 30 _ Prayer meet:ng, firms and organizations whose pames appear ow. Isaac's servants·digged a well!' a.m. : Church School 10 a .m.; a .m.; youlh junior youlh Tuesday 7:30 leader. p.m. Ernesl~---:-:~~ · =·-::~~':"':':'~:::~--i--.,:::s"Cc;":;;~~~:;'cl~--, WSCS, Jrd Wednesday, 7:30 service, 6: 45andp.m. ; evening Peeler, ,class Youth IS~AT :SC:RIOUS 1 S!PiiN OffF 1foH91E ~~VoHOI!EIE!! 1 WHAT DIDYO~R oLD ' MAN SAY W~E~ YOU TOLD HIM YOU WOWL.P BE LIVII'IG- IN A MAN-WOMAN DORM 1 •w~ICH ~. ARt> VOIJ VE~, RIOT' ~. FACE SHIELD; EAt;~ ::;> GOiNG AS~' WHA'fS HAPPENING '1' · BULLET· PJ;!QOF 0 ANO'!HER VIOU:NT ~~A110N? ~ ~--.JIT·-..~ l -~ ~ ·~ · <.l!J!'. ) (j, ;k-.ft!' 'l. lt.o tvlh ,.:::;:::::::::::::::::~:":':: ~ 'JI~ · . """' l ~"tf.: •0-tfl i 'J'fl t •'J)~ lfh{i t lh i o t: JI •_J· IIOH, nl.lZ ~~ · n •.:; 'A .q J tr;:4 UJ~ ~ ~, .~ "'T t 1.:( . lh ':e " ~ ~' ' 9 WINNIE WINKLE $1 lr,W MY MOTIVE5 AREN'T ENTIRELY PURE, .JANIE ... n1.1t PERHAPS r!M D'OIN6 IT 6E':OIU5!: I ~EE MY OWN FOLK5 GEmN6 OLDER AND MORE FORG!';Tl'~L DA-Y 13Y.OAY.... --<llr ). 0 l~~o~.f) , ~·, .....; ...... . II::!.' ~ V".it ;rf,• ." l,t{·; J 1 \(\,: \ , . l ,.t.,~ . the SermQnette A God Planned Life FROM THE TIME Isaac was born his life was planned for p.m. . MINERSVILLE - Worshrp 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a .m. ; matters he -remained a free moral age11t, He remembered the . ' IVSCS, 3rd'' Mqnday , 7:30 p.m. pledg' God made to his father Abraham: Heremembered the SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 timeAbrahamtookhimuptoMt.MoriahandhowGodstayedthe a.m.: Church School. 9 a .m.: SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 han d of Abraham and spared Isaac's life by providing a ram for a.m.: ch~rch sct)ool . 9 a .m. the sacrifice. SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. .Martha Frank Cheesebrew . to a IIow God top 1an his life for However Isaac was willmg Rev Ann Mattner him for he realized God knew best. Rev . Howard Shiveley Hereinthe26thchapterofGenesiswefindhimmovingfrom BETHANY (Dorcas) place to place in order to have peace with his neighbors, the Worship, 9' 30 a .m.: Church , · the Golden Rule, "Do School 10:30 a-.m. Wors hip, 11 . Phlllstlnes of Gerar. He was pract1cmg CARMEL W!toothersasyewouldtheyshoulddountoyou." Isaacpracticed a .m .. 1st and 3rd Sundays: what every christian should practice. And allowed God to use Ch~~c~L~c~RbJ~ ".:.mworship, ·himtoaccomplishHispurpose.Hislifewas;"GodPlwmed." 7:30 p.m., tlrst and th ird Notice the first thing Isaac did was to build an altar. Worship Sundays : Church school, 9: 30 was his first concern. When the pilgrim fathers landed in a.m.: prayer meeting , first America their first action was to tllank God for their safe jourWe~~~~t'E;~3~{m . Worship, ·ney. Worship should be our fli'St concern. The Lord 's Day was 7:30 p.m., second and fourth ·hallowed by' the resurrection of The Christ for the purpose of Su ndays: church school, 9:30 worship, Acts 211:7 says, They came together on the first day to a.m.: prayer meeting, third break bread ... " We are further commanded in Hebrews 10:25 w~":~';."~~~~ ~~orship 11 "Let us not give up the habit of meeting together, as some are a.m,, 2nd and 41h Sundays : oolng.!nstead, let us encourage one another, all the more since Ch urch School , 10 a.m . you see that the of the Lord is coming near!' ((Good News L,ETART FALLS - Worsh ip, lO.a.m .; church school . 9 a.m.; .for Modern Man . 1 Bible study , 7:30 p.m. every Next we see at Isaac pitched his tent there. His first conTuesday . cern ha~ been to worship God, his second was to establish a home . MO RNl NG STAR - Wors h rp founded on Godly principles. His wife was carefully chosen from .; Church School 10:30 among his lather Abraham's people. This was to keep any pagan 9:30a.m a .m . i Mid ·Week Service, teachings from entering this family that would eventually bring Wednesday , 8 .p.m . MORSE CHAPEL - Worship :orth the Son of God. 11 a.m ., 1st and 3rd Sundays: Perhaps the reason church attendance lags and unconcer~ is Ch urch School, 10 a.m. , .10 prevalent within our congregation today, is because we have · PORTLAND..,.,...WQ!:Shlp 7:30 p.m. ; Church Schoor9-' 30 a.m. ·faDed to establish our homes on the precepts of God's Word. SUTTON _ worsh ip,ll a.m. America, if it wishes to continue to be the land of the free, 2nd and 41h Sundays; C~urch nUBt mold its homes with a deep christian faith, We can only do School 10 a .m, :his !Jy putting God first in our daily lives. WESLEYAN ('Racine) Wors hip, 11 a.m.: ·Church· The third statement made is, "there Isaac's servants digged School, 10 a .m. .J well. This was necessary for their own well being, This area NORTHEAST CLUSTER i\'88 very arid and )Vater was very precious. We can see tOday · Rev . Jacob Lehman Rev , Standley Brandum iiOW precious good water can be. With our water supply . JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m.; . Jecomlng polluted and our streams that used to teem with Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer aquatic life, we are able to sympathize with Isaac as he ~ave one ,Meeti ng. Wednesday, 8 p,m, LONG BOTTOM - Church (.Continued on page 9) services, 9 a,m,; S4ndayAiellool 9:45 a.m. Bible stwlf'Y every Thursday •. 7:30 p.m, NORTH BETHEL- Worship II a,m,: Church SchooiiO a.m. ALFRED - Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. each Sunday ; preaching at II a.'1l , each Sund~ . .Prayer meellng, 7: 4l p.m . ed nesd ayi Wscs • 8 p.m. on lhlrd Tuesda~ each month. REEDSVILLE- Sunday school, 9:30,· preaching, 7·. 30 p.m, Sunday; prayer m.ellng, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday: wscs. 7:30 first Thursday each month . 1·0s~~.~~h~:~hG~choor';~~: TUPPERS PLAINS him. However he did not have to submit to God's will. For in all !Y worship, 7:30 p.m. ; prayer and praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . SILVER RUN FREE BAP· TIST _ Rev . Howard Kimble, pasror. S~nday schocl , 10 a.m .: Henry Oavis, supl .: evening '"''''"· 7:30 p.m . Prayer mee inq , Thurdav, 7:30 p.m . CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD - Rell'. James s a 11 er fl eld , pas lor . Sunday school. 9:30 a .m.; worship service, 11 a .m.; evening service, 7: prayer service and youth service. Wednesday. 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E. Musser, pastor. Sunday School. 9: 30 a .m.; Robert Bobo, supt.; morning worship, 10: 30; Sunday evening ser~ice , 7: 30 ; Midweek service, Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m. Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Ernesl Deeter. leader. GAULS SHAKE HA"EN ,I S THE ATHENS COUNTY &LQIU I'VVo rm Trailer Rentals and up plies ;;;~ St, Rt .' 7 Chester, 0hio MT, HERMON CHURCH OF 1_:::.:_..:_:.:.:._______:::::::::.:.:::~==--w~~~~~_!~~~L£!~~~~~ THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST _ Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school, 9:30 Member of the Big 3 a.m ., Russe II s pencer. supl. ; "We Sponsor Jesus" worship service. tO: ~5 a.m .. General Merchandise eveni ng worship alternating Rev. Stan Craig. Pastor with C. E. at 7:30p.m. on Plains Ph, 667-3280 Sunday . Prayer meeting.' I : 30 p.m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, lay leader . SWiSHER &LOHSE MARK VSTORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions Middleport. Ohio : ,. . 't 1 ,'(:/·_· l ' : ,I ; 'I ·• 1\ ' ' '· " G>OMEI\D,~, 'KXJ'U ~~~RL~ It: ~00 ~i ~f(. wJr;. Jll!': _i.lfiJJ• ~J~ Iw~ .rlflfl ROYAL OAK PARK- OHIQ VALLEY BAKING CO. RUTLAND Bakers of Holsum Bread Family Recreation RUTLAND FIRST ,BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Rev , Samuel Jackson, Middleport, Ohio Swimming, Camping THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. pastor . Sunday School, 10 a.m. ; Larimore, pastor: Bob Moore, Mrs . Gertrude Buller, supt. Sunday School Supt. Sunday Prayer Service, 1:30 p.m. ; School. classes lor all ages, 9:30 preaching service, 2 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF a .m.; morning worship, 10: 45, NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p .m. ; CHRIST- Keith Wise, pastor . evangelistic service Sunday, s u nda y s c hoo,1 9 : 30 a.m,. v, H, Chesler, Ohio Pomeroy·Member FDIC& 7:30 p.m. MId·week prayer Braley, supl. ; worship service Federal Reserve System meellng, Wednesday, 7:30p.m , an d. commun 1on, 10: 30 a .m.; M isslonary meeting , second evening service, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Bible study, 7·:30 • p.m. Regular board meeting, UNITED .FAITH NON . 7:30p.m .• third Saturday each S I Alii Ch I Se I DENOMINATIONAL - Rev. Bakers of Good Bread a es · s a mers · rv ce Farm . Industrial · Lawn · Garden Rober! Smith. pastor . Sun day month. H I' 1 W V school, 9:30a .m.; class leader, THE RUTLAND COM· un tng on, · a . · Tuppers Plains 667-3435 Leo Hilt : worship' service, !0:30 MUNITY CHURCH Rev , 1---------~------l----;;;:u,;;if''ftft.uo"w----jt a .m.; church, 7:30p.m.; prayer Richard Oubbeld. pas lor, meeting, Wednesday . Schopl, 9: 30 a ,m.; Worship service, II a.m. ; Wednesday (Formerly Domlgans) EDEN UNITED BRETHREN ~rayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. New O.Vner- Dick Sargent IN CHRIST-Eldon R. Blake. undat ni'I.Jht worship, 7:30. The Store With A Hearl Old U.S, 33 Ph .•992·7735 pastor . Sunday School, IOa ,m,; RU LA 0 CHURCH OF Racine Ph . 949·3342 Winnie Holsinger. supt. Mor - THE NAZARENE ~ Rev, l-----.,.--------,----,-j-----==,:,:ln~a,:,:n_:;d..:S:,oe,_,e'-=' . "-----jt ning sermon, 11 a.m.; Evening Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., Pastor. service Christian Endeavor, Sunday School. 9:30 a.m.; 7:30p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. Morning worship, 10:30 a.m. ; preSident. Song service and Young people's sen/Ice, 6: 45 sermon, 8:20, Mld.Week prayer p.m,; Evangellslic services, meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. 7:30 p,m. Wednesday evening ~io's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport Phone Yn3284 Mrs , Marie Holsinger . class service 7:30p.m, Middleport, Ohio · leader. MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, 1:_---------------f---:::-:-;=:::;::;=:-:;:=:;;;.:;:;::;---J G c eorge asto, pastor, Sunday S7c3hOooTI,h9 :30; even in~ worship, : · ursd•y evenrng prayer : HEM L 0 C K GR0 seMArvicseo' N7:3FOip.SmT. B'PTIST Mt'ddleport, Ohi'o D.B.A. ANTHONY CHRISTIAN - .David ~tauller, R " PLUMBING and HEATING t s f dS · Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan . or tockton, 3·37 N. 2nd Middle'p ort' 992-3550 pas or ' ian Mornin!=J worship, 9:30 asupl, .m.; Craig, pastor, Sunda•' school, ~hurch school, 10 : 30 a.m .; 9:45a.m.: worship service, 11 1--------;----------~~~i'i:liiiiiTili I II O a.m.:tralnlngunlon,6:30p:m.: ,, young peop es mee ng, 6:3 evenl~ worship service, 1:30 p.li'l .i evening worship, 7:30. p,m id k 1 Biblewudy , Wednesday, 7:30 W . ·wee. ~rayer serv ce, Wall·to.Wall Carpet SpeiCiallls.ts p.m. •dnesdav, 7: p,m, · _ CATALOGUE STORE 116 W. Main ,Ph. 992-7590 MT, UNION BAPTIST FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Mr, ~ . Mrs. Charles R. Sheets Fr'ee Estimates · Guaranteed Rev . Cecil Cox, pas lor . S~nday - Lelall Roul~ l,lhe Rev. Stan Court St, Pomeroy 992·3001 106 school supt ., Joe, Sayre. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school, school, 9: 45 a.m. ; Sunday 9.30 a.m. ; prayer and Bible Worship 9 'a,m,: Church School evening worship, 7:30. Wed· · sludy, 7:30_p,m. Collage prayer IOKaE~O CHtrAcH oifc uRIST, ';~jgapy~~ayer aod Bible study, service, Tuesday, 10 a .m. ; Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0 . < • '' worship service, Friday, 7:30 Hooarr Newell, suo I. Services T U P P E R S · Pi. A IJ1•, 'p.llJ. . Keepsake Di!lmond Rings : 307 Spring Ave, 1 . Pomeroy weekly, 9:30 a.m. on Sunday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF 312 E. ,Main St. Pomergy. O. · Ph. 992·2318 Preaching. first and third Eugene Underwood, pastor ; CHRIST - Loren T. Sl hens Sundays of month by Cllflord Howard Caldwell, Jr., Sunday minisler Wors'hip IOepa m ·: --~---+~~~~-----~~--~~ s,.; 011'·B9S:0JO a.m.CHR ' T : School Supt,; Sunday School. Blblesludy, li : ISa.'m. ;evehlng . l'l · IS IAN 9:30 a, m, ; Morning sermon, worship 7· 30 p ni Mid week • ' -~ .. . UN:oN 5.:.. O..rrselh ·Doddrlll, 10:30 a . .m, : Sunday evening service.' Wednesday, no· P m ' . Authorized Catalog Merchant · MASON ASSEMBi.. y . pas ~r . ~nday c ool, 9:30 service. "7 p. m, . · Phone'992·3481 N. Secorid Ave • . a.m .. Leonard Gilmore, first GOo·- Second St' Ma 6 ·w Louis w, Osborn . elder · evening service ~ 7·30 · · v ·c ·• 5 n, · Middleport, 0 . , . 220 E.. Main f'9meroy Ph. 992-2178 p,t\r,' Wednesday 'ra 'er LETART FALLS UNITED a, hester Tennant, ·pastor. <neelin , 7:30p.m. . p y BRETHREN - Rev . Freeland S~nday school., 10 a.m. ; mor. MT. toRIAH CHURCH OF Norris, pastor; Floyd Norris. nrng worship, II a .m. ; GOD- Racine Route 2. The · supt . Sunday school. 9:30a .m. : ~~~rge~~lc '';f'~lce, 7:30 Jl.m. Rev. Chari~• Hand ~star I mornir'l~ ·sermon, 10:30 a .m.; W, e s · Y·an fl'rayer service, Paint· Plumbing & Electrical : Sunday school, 9:45 a.m, ; ·~rayer service, Wednesday, ll~~~~~day, h30 p,~, Phone. Supplies · . · 4 . HARTFORD CHURCH OF morning warship, 11 a.m . 1.30 p.m, · E . ~in St. Pomeroy Plains 667-~3 Evenl~g services·, Thuesday CHESHIRE c'kURCH O.F CHRIST in Christian Union an~~A~~~Ai~ow fiiOG'E GOD · OF PROPHECY, G: P. The Rev, William · Campbell, CHURCH OF CHRIST- ~vld 'Smllh, pastor. Sunday Sthool, past~r. S•Jnday school. 9:30 J~well. pastor. Bible study, 9:30 10 a.m , ;, Arthur Henson, Supt.; ' a .m' t James Hugh':', supt. , l.m.: morning worship, 10·3o: Morning Worship 11 a .m.; evenrng service. 7.30 p.m. • evenlnft worship • · 30 p. Younp, Peoplts strJite 1 p.m.; Wednesda'(. evening pr•yer • • •· .m , . ' • . meelln9, t:lO p.m. Youth Wednt~day Bible study, 7:30 Even ng service, 7.30 p.m .• araytr servtc• each T -~ o.m. Wedneiday Mld·W"k Preyer ,, • •• . · u.....ay fHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. M&R fOODLINER character r------..:..""":"--, • A PI.JS!-1 OF TJ.Ic OVER ~ . !lEAD DOOR CotrnlOL ' euT"ItlN DOES TilE RES'f. '" AS TMOUCi~ IN vtoc:ll!' TWE GUNMAN Ip~~~~~~~.lll!,~ 6. Half of TyCobb's nickname 11. Ascend 12. Long John Nebel 's medium 13. Pre· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ALL WEAJHER AND CONSTRUCTION CQ, ~WIMID~•~=!~!~c 9, Quote 10. Austral· a!iian shrub genus 14, Bulwcr· Lytton heroine 18. Mucilage 19. Sensa· lional 20, Average 21. Arab garment 22. Swedish• county. I EUQUE Yesterday's Answer 24. Make lace ,25. Neronian "hail" 26. <~ Leave - to Heaven " 28, Expre!• sympathy 30. Attire 3Z. Contairi· ing galena I.' I I I tJ ] I II ,..._,..t.,·. ·Y AtttWCI'I z. •' .. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE:- Here'~ how to work It: A 'X Y .D L B A A X R, ' It LONGFELLOW · One letter simply alands for another. In . thi• sample A· Is ,; used for the three L's, )( for the two O's, etc. Single letters, · apostrophe•, the len~h and formation of the words are all hinta. Each day the code .leltira are different. · ' · CIYPTOQiJOTa ADNYTO FZY TiKO lDBYR ODFNW • )w,r... Ff..'t. Nil~, 12.,~ Thil birtl hfl, "'' ~"' un! - A ucAP-ON" DOWN RPD let · • THIS EXTREMITieS> · ONE M16HT ~teAcH! J-bte, PIACI CHAFF PYTMON AVOWAL 1. Surfeit Part of.a ahlp 3. Mature TJ I . \l ESLAQUI-1 stride (3 wdsY a. Revise 44. Christian orCrbtal · U. Globular 46. Retlster RFP 1~ ll'OAKK (A.Mwcrt .........., . .TUPPERS PlAINS HAIQ¥ARE. _ ._ · t~. ~a~~e's .. ':tW. •IU:!l. ·. SEARS. oF' 33. Bodouin . 34. Fro<! 35. Crul•ing 37. Quadra· geslma 38. Assistant 39. Pre· eminent u , Terminalo t2. - or· dinaire 36. Shrew ' · 37, Spanish article P. J. PAULEY, AGENT . lh~~ i • :.:.~.t=!"- I'~;;~~~~,~~~~!fl\--:- 3~. antelope Macaw MONJGOMER.YWARD .._it' Un1tramble theae four Jumblea, one letter to each aquan, to lorm four ordinary wordt. entrance cedence (2wds.) 15. Lambkin's ma . 16. Burglarize 17. Oolong, r---.~ 1 e,g. 18. Partition 20. Royal residence 23. " Beehiv~ State" 27. Degrade 28. Covet 29. Bluster ._ --...J' L:.. ' - - - - - - - - ' 30, Thyroid problem 31. African VE DRIVE·IN · RESTAURANT' . 4, Egyptian snake 5, Balcon y 6, lnvc<li· gation 7. Attention 8. Mine t\CROSS ·1. Nursery rhyme DICK'S RAUS. BEK FRANKLIN STORE··. Yetrterday'a Ceyptoquote: WE CANNOT BE SEPARATED JN INTEREST OR DIVIDED IN PURPOSE. WE STAND TO· GETHER UNTIL THE END.'-WOODROW WILSON (C 1172 Jtlnl- F•olum Srndloate,lnl .) by THOMAS JOSEPH BOGGS EQUIPMENT RACINE .fOOD MARKET'· GOEGLEIN. READY MIX CO. ~ GAUL'S MARKET ·HEINER'S BAKER.Y ~ :4-'.t.:: ' -rF I• ""'·'' ' rr'··:• .; ~ ·r "t "'~ 992·29~5 K&C JEWELERS ' •. ~ F'"t("'1E' , , j ·~" ,, ···; t • "I 1' :rI LODWICK'S MARKET . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD. Rev. Roy Deeter, pastor . Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship service, 10:30 a,m. Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 1:30 p.m, GASOIJNE 'ALLEY XFT RBIUY SZNRWD ZY QTYR. TJRDO S~NR WTW Y. ~CBX .B FB NIB I • I �. iii~ ,. ' fi - *"' •'• !. •1. I , • '~ ,. , 1 .. .. .... ~- .,; r ., .--. 'ThE' Daily Sentinel, Middleporl ·l'mnero)·, ll.. 0 <'l. 6, 1972 ' MIDDLE PORT PEN • .. TECOS 'A Th' d A • UNITED MINISTRY OF Service. 7: 30 p.m.: Youth '· L or ve .• rho MF.IGS COUNTY, The Uniled mo•'i ng 6: 30 p.m.; Eve,ning · Rev. Wdhitnl Knttle l. pastor . .... Pre .. byt~tian C~urch, Dwight wor shi p, 7: 3Q p.m. Ronald Dugan , Sun day school L Zctvi•t Pa s lor -Oire c tor ; ~u p ' ~ Clas~e-~_ f tw ~ II ages: Gc\>rQ• ~ w. Hutton aod Rev . 11111 (l C'":'(' ~rl'v tn' , I : JO _p.m.; _ ln,c: tWI Sl<! bbin s. Ass' t .. PasiQr• · R•t,l~ study, 'lveU.1•..:.:.JJy',_ 7:30 ·. O ir<~< '" rS . . . ' F ld .. "' "fV tCE'- _ 5, r ay, · FIRST UNI ~· eo PRES· r .;,J p,n,. . 6 YTE R lA N·, H < lrrH~'nnV il le , WHEN HE BROUGHT HOME SQME TERRIBLE BAD MARKS HE WUZ. OOIN' CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE· - Rev .. Herbert HOW'S lEETLE Grate, ~s lor.. Worship Se rvice, FINE . UP TILL TODIW,' ELVINEV-- JUGHAID IN SCHOOL, LOWEEZ.V ? . II a.m . and -1; 30. P-'"' - Sun d ay. . ,_ .· Sunday · School, 9: 30 a .m . Richard Bar!on, sup I. Prayer , POMEROY ST. PAUL LUTHERAN FREEWILL BAPTIST ·- hundtly Church Schon!, 9:30 m•,.,rjng, Wednesday, I ~0 P-'1'· POMEROY TRINITY - The Rev . Arthur C. Lund, Corner Ash and Plum , Mid a . ri ~ .. Mrs . Homer Let:. Supt. ,· BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev. W.'H. Perrin, pastor. Roy pastor . Sund.:ty school (nursery - dt epod : Noe l Herr man , Mnrning Worship 10; .•u a.m. CHRIST - Clifford Smith , Mayer,. Supl , Chur,h schoool , ~dull) , 9: 15 a .111 . : ~h ar les pastor . 5~1turc1Ay t,•ve ning F IRS T UN I T E 0 m i ni ".tN' . s mdc1y Sc hool 9:30 9: lSctm. ; worship, 10: 24 a .m.; Ev ..'m s . Chrislian Education c;f"rvi ce, 7 P l''n . Sunday schod , PRESBYTERIAN. MiddlePOrt , ,' m .: morn1ino church 10:30 you Ih .tl>ofr reh'earsal Monday , Supt.; worship service. 10 ~30 · to a .m. ; Sunday eveni ng Sunday -. Church Sc hooL 9:30 ,, n, ; C.und ~l y ••vcninci S('rvice, 6: 30· p.md Mrs. Marvin Burt. r"111 1,; con firmation c l.:tsses , worshi p, 7 p.m. run . . lewis Sauer . Supt .,· ' !0 1) • "'Jir•tlrl ('c;(J,ly se-rv ice. a <diredor ; sen~or choir Tuesday , 7 8: 15, junior con "A.nrn ino Wo,..s hln. ro · JO am r1 rehilarsal·, _7:30 p.m., Thursday. l irm~ l ion class. time sef FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· MT. OLIVE CHURCH, long LAUREL CLIFF . FREE ·Mrs. f'aul Ne.;~se . director. wee kly , seni{l r con f .rrma 1ion die""'' ,.. · cor ner of Si< lh a"d '' D'll 1 METHODIST 1 pa ~ or. - Rev. Robert ' POMEROY CHURCH OF eta% . Senior choi r, 7: 30 p.m. Pal mer 'Streers, . Rev . Charles Bottom ; John Simons , pas to r. Fred Sunday sc hool. 10 a .m .: E. Buckley, pastor. William THE NAZARENE - Corner Tuesdny . Hoffma n. Sunday School evangelisti c se rvice, 7: 30p.m Oatley, ~upt .; Sunday school, Union . and Mulberry . Re v. Superintendent . Sunday chur ch Willard Pig gott, Sunday school 9: 30 a.m.: morning worship, Clyde V. Henderson, pastor. SEVENTH . - '. . -. DAY -Localed,ADon' school tor everyone 9:15 a.m.; super intenc!lenl. 10:30 a.m.; evening worship, SVnday .scl>ool, 9:30 a.m.. Glen VENTIST Morn ing worship 10: ll a.m.; F R S T 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 111\CCiung, supl,; morning He ig hts, near Evening se rv ices, 7:30 p.m.; PR 1 U N I T E 0 Christian· Youth Crusade 6·30. wor~h.lp, 10;30' a.m .; evening Mulbe rry ESB YTERIAN: Syracuse,• p.m .:· prayer meeti,ng,' 7:30 service, 7: 30 ; rr'lid -week ser- Veleratr s, Memor ial Hospital , Wednesday prayer service, 7:30 Pomer oy. Pastor Her bert p.m. Ex 1 ra Y01Jih activ ities on ~o rdnrngC Wor ship , 9 a .m .: p.m.; Thursday choir pract ice. ·~ite, _ ~ednesdav . 7: 30p.m. un ay hurch $ch(!o t. 10 a .m. 7 p.m. Morgan . Sabbalh School. every 5 d un ay , l p.m .. lor al l youth up Mrs . Sampson Hall. Suo• . DE·XTER CHURCH OF GRACE EPISCOPAL - Salurda y at 2 p .m . an d worship to six rh grade ; 6 : JO for junior Rev. Leroy Da.vis, min ister . service foll owi ng at 3: 15 p.m. and senior high sludents. STIVERSVILLI! COM · CHRIST - Danny Evans, CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Harl, pastor . Norman C. Will. supl. 'Morning prayer and sermon. Open Bible ~ iscussion each 10:30a .m. Holy communion and Thur sday at 7:30 p.m. at th e Midd le port. 5th and Main. - pa stor . Sunday School service Sunday School 9: 30 a .m.; " The Fr iend ly Raul in Moyer. pastor. Michael 10 a .m. Prayer Meeting each Worship service, 10:30 a .m. sermon, first Sundays, 10:30 chu r ch. Gerlach, Su!lday School supt. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Sunday Christian Endeavor Sunday a.m. Churc-h school. k in· C hurc~ . " evening . ~erga rlen through eighlh GRAHAM UNITED Bible School. 9:30 a .m.; mar- evening service. 7: 30p.m . ZION CHURCH oF : CHRIST REORGANIZED CHURCH grade, 10:30 a.m, METHODIST - Preach ing 9:30 ning wo r shi p, . 10:30 a .m. ; Po meroy · Harrlsonville 0 F JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m., tirsl and second Sundays evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; CHRIST- Mr, Hoyt Allen . Jr .. ol each month ; lhird and fourlh prayer service 1 e.m. Wed· Road . Kennelh Eberts, pas lor, TE R DAY SAINTS- Portland · Paul McElroy, Sun1ay School Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, paslor. Bible School. 9:30a.m ., Sundays each month, worship nesday . CHURCH OF_ THE Supl . Sunday School 9:30 a,m. : pastor . Herber! While. SVnday •worship, 10: 30 ; adulf worship service at 7: JO p.m . Wednesday . service and young peoples evenings at 7:J.C. Prayer and NAZARENE - . M1ddl e porl. morning, worship and co m- School Director . Sunday School, Rev . Audry M1ller, pastor ; munion, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday 9:.30 a.m .; Morning worship, rneellng. boih 7:® p.m. Sunaay- Bible srudy. Wednesday , combined Bible FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· Floyd Carson, sup!. Sun~ay evening youth ChriStian en- 10: 30 a .m. ; St:mday evening study and prayer meeting, 1:30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave .• scho01: 9: 30 a.m .; M~ rn1.ng deav.or, 6: 30; Worshi p services, serv.ice 7 p.m. Wednesday wo~. sht.,p 10 : 30 a.m .; JUn ro r Sunday, 7: 30p.m. Wed,nesday evening prayer services, 7:30 P-~HE SALVATION ARMY _ Pome roy, affilia led wilh S.B.C., soc te ;y, 6:30p.m. ; NYPS, 6: 45 evening prayer· meeting and p.m. rhe Rev. Fred Hill. paslor. 1· 9: JO a .m.: p.m . Sunday evangel is lic Bible st udy , 7:30p.m,. Envoy Ray 5. Wining, officer in s un d ay sc hoo, BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ST. JOHN LUTHERAN _ Greal Bend, Charles Norris. c harge . Sunday , 10 a .m .. , morning worship, 10: 30 a.m .; meering , 1:30 p.m. Prayer Holiness meeting : 10:30 a.m .. junior soc iely, 6:30a.m . NYPS, meeling Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Pine Grove the Rev . Arthur pastor. Worship service, 9:30 Sunday SchooL Young People's 6:45 p.m. Sunday evangelislio MEIGS Combs. pastor. Sunday sc hool , a.m, ; SundaySchool.10 :30a .m. Legion,7p ,m.;Thursday .llo3 meel ing , 7:30 p,m , Prayer COOPERATIVE 9:30 a .m.: ch urch services, CARLETON CHURCH PARISH 10:30 a .m. KS lngsbury Road . Sunday p.m., Ladies Home League ; 7 meeling Wednesday, 7:30p.m. p.m, , Prep classes. MIDDLEPORT THE UNITED BRADBURY CHURCH OF chool, 9:30 a.m., Ralph Carl. · SACRED HEART - Rev , MT. MORIAH BAPTIST METHOODIST CHURCH_ CHRIST. Bible School. 9:30 supr. Worship service, 10:30 Father Bernard Krajcov,ic, Corner Fourth and Main , Rob~rt R. Card a.m., morning worship, 10:30 a .m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. pas lor, Phone 992-2825 . Middle porl . Rev. Henry L'. Key , 01rector a.m. Sunday evening Worship Prayer meeting, Wednesday, Saiurday evening Mass. 1:30 Jr., pastor, Sunday School 9:30 POM~_!!OY ~. LUSTER ·Service, 7:30 p.m. , choir 7:30 p.m, Rev. Jay Stiles, p.m, Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a.m., Arno ld ,.,1c o · har ds, sup t . ; Life Is a gamble, you say?, Each day is a spin of the wheel of Rev. Robert R. card practice Sunday and Wed - oa;Vrti DESTER coN . a .m. Confesslons, Saturday, 7. Morfling worship 10:30 a .m. Rev. F. Stanlen Smith nesday . 7 p.m. , prayer meeting GREGATIONAL CHURCH chance, and your desliny goes along .. with the spot where the 7:30p.m. ' . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESCHESH N _ worshi p 9. 15 and Brble study Wednesday 7:30 Re C 1 R' h d ball lands or the place where !he cards fall. . Ch h S h · pm ,.. v. ·ar rc ar s, pas 1or . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Larry Carnahan pres iding urc c ool 10 a.':1· · · . . Mrs. Worley Francis, Sunday - Robert.Kuhn, pastor : Will iam · minisler. Sunday, BlbleleciUre. a.m.. Is this' true? Are we all really helpless victims of circumENTERPRISE - Worshrp, ~ ANTIQUII Y BAPTIST - school supt.; Sunday school , Walson, Sunday school _ s~t . 9:30 a .m.; Walchlower sludy, a.m. ; Church School, 10 a.m. Rev . Freeland N orr1s, pastor. 9:45 a.m .; church services. stance? If you think so, reconsider! Sunday school. 9:30a .m, ; B F. 10: 30 a .m, ; Tuesda?;, Bible FLATWOODS - ,Worship, 11 Sunday school, 10 a .m,; church seco nd and fourth Sundays , dy, 1: 30 p.m.; hur sd ay, 6 p,m. : Bible study, Wed· su s~rvrce . 7 p.m. Wednesday foll owing Sunday school ; first We make our own decisions! Sometimes they are right, somenesday, 7 p.m.; choir practice, minis fry school 7: JO p.m ., a.m. ; Church School 1~ a .m. POMEROYWorsh rp. 10 . JO Brble study, 1 p.m. and th ird Sunday evenings, 7:30 times they are wrong, but they belong to us-not to chance. PerWednesday, 8:30p.m . service meeling 8:30p.m. a.m. : Church School 9: 15a.m .; p.m. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6: 30p.m, haps that Is why \ve all need help, Inspiration and self-dignity. ,. RACINE FIRST ,CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Harrisonville Christ in Christian Union We need to know that as God's children, our faith comes only ROCK ~PRINGS - Worshrp OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr. Robert Wyatl , pastor; Road, Rev. Odell Manley, lawrenceManley.pastor : Mrs. as a gift from Hlm: ~~y~' ~ ~~urch School9 a .m.; Sunday School, 9:30 a ,m.: Sunday School supt .. Ronald pastor, Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Young, Sunday School : p.m. Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m ,; Osborne. ·Bible School, 9:30 school supt. Sunday school. Supl . Sunday School9:30 a .m Where do we find all this? Well, we start to find it in the ~IDD~EbPORt TB CLUSTER Even ina worshla. 7:30 p,m .. a.m.: preaching 10:45 a.m.: 9:30 a.m ,; evening worship, Evenln!l" worship 7:30. Weaev. o er umg, a rner Wednesday Mid -Week Service. Evening services, 7:30 p.m. Church, Shown the way, the rest is up to us, Why not go to 7:30 p.m.; prayer and praise nesday prayer meeting, 7: 30 HEATH · Wor sh rp 10:30 Sunday School Superintendenl. . HYSELL RUN FREE church next Sunday? se~vice, Thursday, 7:30 p.ni. p.m. · a.m.: Church School 9:30a.m .: Gerald Wells . Pastor. Rev. METHODIST - Cecil Wise, UMYF 1 p.m. . Morris M. Wolfe. Paslor. Sunday School, 9:30 RUTLAND - Worshrp 9: 15 a.m .; Molning worship, 10:30 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday a .m. ; Church School 10 a .m.; a .m.; You~ People's service, Revelation John Jo/rn Romans I Corinthians I Corinthians I Corinthians UMYF 1 p.m . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - 6·. 45p . m ·•· vang eI'rs I'rc serv Ice, SALEM CENTER- W h' 19:5-10 15:1-10 17:15-i3 12:1,-8 3:3·11 a:U·2·r 12 : 3-11 ors tp Charles ·Norris,. pastor . Sunday 7: 30 p.m. Prayer meeting, 9 a.m.; Church School 10 a ,m,: School, 9: 30 a.m . ; Morning Thursday, 7:30p.m . Scriphl!el ltlecttd by !he Ameri e~ n Bible Society Copyright 1972 Keisler Adveltising Strvine, Inc., Struburs. Vlrslnla UMYF Thursdav. 7 a.m. worship, 10:45 a.m.: Sunday F R E E DO M G 0 S PEL SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev . Rev. Merrell ~loyd Wednesday evening Bible L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor . ~ h ; · . ASBURY- Worshrp 11 a .m.: Study, 7:30p.m. Roger Willred, Sr ., sunday · With the hope it will, in some IT)easure. foster a.nd help sustain that whit IS Text Gen. 12:25 "And he builded an altar there, and called CnurchSc hooi9:50a .m . ; wscs. DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supl . Sunday School , good in family and community life. this feature IS sponsored by the business upon the naine of the Lord, and pitched his tent there: and there Is Tuesday . . Rev . Lawrence Sullivan, 9:30 a .m .; Sunday evening bel FOREST RUN- Worsht p 9 pasror . Sunday School 9 , 30 worship 7, 30 _ Prayer meet:ng, firms and organizations whose pames appear ow. Isaac's servants·digged a well!' a.m. : Church School 10 a .m.; a .m.; youlh junior youlh Tuesday 7:30 leader. p.m. Ernesl~---:-:~~ · =·-::~~':"':':'~:::~--i--.,:::s"Cc;":;;~~~:;'cl~--, WSCS, Jrd Wednesday, 7:30 service, 6: 45andp.m. ; evening Peeler, ,class Youth IS~AT :SC:RIOUS 1 S!PiiN OffF 1foH91E ~~VoHOI!EIE!! 1 WHAT DIDYO~R oLD ' MAN SAY W~E~ YOU TOLD HIM YOU WOWL.P BE LIVII'IG- IN A MAN-WOMAN DORM 1 •w~ICH ~. ARt> VOIJ VE~, RIOT' ~. FACE SHIELD; EAt;~ ::;> GOiNG AS~' WHA'fS HAPPENING '1' · BULLET· PJ;!QOF 0 ANO'!HER VIOU:NT ~~A110N? ~ ~--.JIT·-..~ l -~ ~ ·~ · <.l!J!'. ) (j, ;k-.ft!' 'l. lt.o tvlh ,.:::;:::::::::::::::::~:":':: ~ 'JI~ · . """' l ~"tf.: •0-tfl i 'J'fl t •'J)~ lfh{i t lh i o t: JI •_J· IIOH, nl.lZ ~~ · n •.:; 'A .q J tr;:4 UJ~ ~ ~, .~ "'T t 1.:( . lh ':e " ~ ~' ' 9 WINNIE WINKLE $1 lr,W MY MOTIVE5 AREN'T ENTIRELY PURE, .JANIE ... n1.1t PERHAPS r!M D'OIN6 IT 6E':OIU5!: I ~EE MY OWN FOLK5 GEmN6 OLDER AND MORE FORG!';Tl'~L DA-Y 13Y.OAY.... --<llr ). 0 l~~o~.f) , ~·, .....; ...... . II::!.' ~ V".it ;rf,• ." l,t{·; J 1 \(\,: \ , . l ,.t.,~ . the SermQnette A God Planned Life FROM THE TIME Isaac was born his life was planned for p.m. . MINERSVILLE - Worshrp 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a .m. ; matters he -remained a free moral age11t, He remembered the . ' IVSCS, 3rd'' Mqnday , 7:30 p.m. pledg' God made to his father Abraham: Heremembered the SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 timeAbrahamtookhimuptoMt.MoriahandhowGodstayedthe a.m.: Church School. 9 a .m.: SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 han d of Abraham and spared Isaac's life by providing a ram for a.m.: ch~rch sct)ool . 9 a .m. the sacrifice. SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. .Martha Frank Cheesebrew . to a IIow God top 1an his life for However Isaac was willmg Rev Ann Mattner him for he realized God knew best. Rev . Howard Shiveley Hereinthe26thchapterofGenesiswefindhimmovingfrom BETHANY (Dorcas) place to place in order to have peace with his neighbors, the Worship, 9' 30 a .m.: Church , · the Golden Rule, "Do School 10:30 a-.m. Wors hip, 11 . Phlllstlnes of Gerar. He was pract1cmg CARMEL W!toothersasyewouldtheyshoulddountoyou." Isaacpracticed a .m .. 1st and 3rd Sundays: what every christian should practice. And allowed God to use Ch~~c~L~c~RbJ~ ".:.mworship, ·himtoaccomplishHispurpose.Hislifewas;"GodPlwmed." 7:30 p.m., tlrst and th ird Notice the first thing Isaac did was to build an altar. Worship Sundays : Church school, 9: 30 was his first concern. When the pilgrim fathers landed in a.m.: prayer meeting , first America their first action was to tllank God for their safe jourWe~~~~t'E;~3~{m . Worship, ·ney. Worship should be our fli'St concern. The Lord 's Day was 7:30 p.m., second and fourth ·hallowed by' the resurrection of The Christ for the purpose of Su ndays: church school, 9:30 worship, Acts 211:7 says, They came together on the first day to a.m.: prayer meeting, third break bread ... " We are further commanded in Hebrews 10:25 w~":~';."~~~~ ~~orship 11 "Let us not give up the habit of meeting together, as some are a.m,, 2nd and 41h Sundays : oolng.!nstead, let us encourage one another, all the more since Ch urch School , 10 a.m . you see that the of the Lord is coming near!' ((Good News L,ETART FALLS - Worsh ip, lO.a.m .; church school . 9 a.m.; .for Modern Man . 1 Bible study , 7:30 p.m. every Next we see at Isaac pitched his tent there. His first conTuesday . cern ha~ been to worship God, his second was to establish a home . MO RNl NG STAR - Wors h rp founded on Godly principles. His wife was carefully chosen from .; Church School 10:30 among his lather Abraham's people. This was to keep any pagan 9:30a.m a .m . i Mid ·Week Service, teachings from entering this family that would eventually bring Wednesday , 8 .p.m . MORSE CHAPEL - Worship :orth the Son of God. 11 a.m ., 1st and 3rd Sundays: Perhaps the reason church attendance lags and unconcer~ is Ch urch School, 10 a.m. , .10 prevalent within our congregation today, is because we have · PORTLAND..,.,...WQ!:Shlp 7:30 p.m. ; Church Schoor9-' 30 a.m. ·faDed to establish our homes on the precepts of God's Word. SUTTON _ worsh ip,ll a.m. America, if it wishes to continue to be the land of the free, 2nd and 41h Sundays; C~urch nUBt mold its homes with a deep christian faith, We can only do School 10 a .m, :his !Jy putting God first in our daily lives. WESLEYAN ('Racine) Wors hip, 11 a.m.: ·Church· The third statement made is, "there Isaac's servants digged School, 10 a .m. .J well. This was necessary for their own well being, This area NORTHEAST CLUSTER i\'88 very arid and )Vater was very precious. We can see tOday · Rev . Jacob Lehman Rev , Standley Brandum iiOW precious good water can be. With our water supply . JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m.; . Jecomlng polluted and our streams that used to teem with Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer aquatic life, we are able to sympathize with Isaac as he ~ave one ,Meeti ng. Wednesday, 8 p,m, LONG BOTTOM - Church (.Continued on page 9) services, 9 a,m,; S4ndayAiellool 9:45 a.m. Bible stwlf'Y every Thursday •. 7:30 p.m, NORTH BETHEL- Worship II a,m,: Church SchooiiO a.m. ALFRED - Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. each Sunday ; preaching at II a.'1l , each Sund~ . .Prayer meellng, 7: 4l p.m . ed nesd ayi Wscs • 8 p.m. on lhlrd Tuesda~ each month. REEDSVILLE- Sunday school, 9:30,· preaching, 7·. 30 p.m, Sunday; prayer m.ellng, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday: wscs. 7:30 first Thursday each month . 1·0s~~.~~h~:~hG~choor';~~: TUPPERS PLAINS him. However he did not have to submit to God's will. For in all !Y worship, 7:30 p.m. ; prayer and praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . SILVER RUN FREE BAP· TIST _ Rev . Howard Kimble, pasror. S~nday schocl , 10 a.m .: Henry Oavis, supl .: evening '"''''"· 7:30 p.m . Prayer mee inq , Thurdav, 7:30 p.m . CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD - Rell'. James s a 11 er fl eld , pas lor . Sunday school. 9:30 a .m.; worship service, 11 a .m.; evening service, 7: prayer service and youth service. Wednesday. 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E. Musser, pastor. Sunday School. 9: 30 a .m.; Robert Bobo, supt.; morning worship, 10: 30; Sunday evening ser~ice , 7: 30 ; Midweek service, Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m. Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Ernesl Deeter. leader. GAULS SHAKE HA"EN ,I S THE ATHENS COUNTY &LQIU I'VVo rm Trailer Rentals and up plies ;;;~ St, Rt .' 7 Chester, 0hio MT, HERMON CHURCH OF 1_:::.:_..:_:.:.:._______:::::::::.:.:::~==--w~~~~~_!~~~L£!~~~~~ THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST _ Robert Shook, pastor Sunday school, 9:30 Member of the Big 3 a.m ., Russe II s pencer. supl. ; "We Sponsor Jesus" worship service. tO: ~5 a.m .. General Merchandise eveni ng worship alternating Rev. Stan Craig. Pastor with C. E. at 7:30p.m. on Plains Ph, 667-3280 Sunday . Prayer meeting.' I : 30 p.m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, lay leader . SWiSHER &LOHSE MARK VSTORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions Middleport. Ohio : ,. . 't 1 ,'(:/·_· l ' : ,I ; 'I ·• 1\ ' ' '· " G>OMEI\D,~, 'KXJ'U ~~~RL~ It: ~00 ~i ~f(. wJr;. Jll!': _i.lfiJJ• ~J~ Iw~ .rlflfl ROYAL OAK PARK- OHIQ VALLEY BAKING CO. RUTLAND Bakers of Holsum Bread Family Recreation RUTLAND FIRST ,BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Rev , Samuel Jackson, Middleport, Ohio Swimming, Camping THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. pastor . Sunday School, 10 a.m. ; Larimore, pastor: Bob Moore, Mrs . Gertrude Buller, supt. Sunday School Supt. Sunday Prayer Service, 1:30 p.m. ; School. classes lor all ages, 9:30 preaching service, 2 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF a .m.; morning worship, 10: 45, NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p .m. ; CHRIST- Keith Wise, pastor . evangelistic service Sunday, s u nda y s c hoo,1 9 : 30 a.m,. v, H, Chesler, Ohio Pomeroy·Member FDIC& 7:30 p.m. MId·week prayer Braley, supl. ; worship service Federal Reserve System meellng, Wednesday, 7:30p.m , an d. commun 1on, 10: 30 a .m.; M isslonary meeting , second evening service, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Bible study, 7·:30 • p.m. Regular board meeting, UNITED .FAITH NON . 7:30p.m .• third Saturday each S I Alii Ch I Se I DENOMINATIONAL - Rev. Bakers of Good Bread a es · s a mers · rv ce Farm . Industrial · Lawn · Garden Rober! Smith. pastor . Sun day month. H I' 1 W V school, 9:30a .m.; class leader, THE RUTLAND COM· un tng on, · a . · Tuppers Plains 667-3435 Leo Hilt : worship' service, !0:30 MUNITY CHURCH Rev , 1---------~------l----;;;:u,;;if''ftft.uo"w----jt a .m.; church, 7:30p.m.; prayer Richard Oubbeld. pas lor, meeting, Wednesday . Schopl, 9: 30 a ,m.; Worship service, II a.m. ; Wednesday (Formerly Domlgans) EDEN UNITED BRETHREN ~rayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. New O.Vner- Dick Sargent IN CHRIST-Eldon R. Blake. undat ni'I.Jht worship, 7:30. The Store With A Hearl Old U.S, 33 Ph .•992·7735 pastor . Sunday School, IOa ,m,; RU LA 0 CHURCH OF Racine Ph . 949·3342 Winnie Holsinger. supt. Mor - THE NAZARENE ~ Rev, l-----.,.--------,----,-j-----==,:,:ln~a,:,:n_:;d..:S:,oe,_,e'-=' . "-----jt ning sermon, 11 a.m.; Evening Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., Pastor. service Christian Endeavor, Sunday School. 9:30 a.m.; 7:30p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Chevalier. Morning worship, 10:30 a.m. ; preSident. Song service and Young people's sen/Ice, 6: 45 sermon, 8:20, Mld.Week prayer p.m,; Evangellslic services, meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. 7:30 p,m. Wednesday evening ~io's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport Phone Yn3284 Mrs , Marie Holsinger . class service 7:30p.m, Middleport, Ohio · leader. MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, 1:_---------------f---:::-:-;=:::;::;=:-:;:=:;;;.:;:;::;---J G c eorge asto, pastor, Sunday S7c3hOooTI,h9 :30; even in~ worship, : · ursd•y evenrng prayer : HEM L 0 C K GR0 seMArvicseo' N7:3FOip.SmT. B'PTIST Mt'ddleport, Ohi'o D.B.A. ANTHONY CHRISTIAN - .David ~tauller, R " PLUMBING and HEATING t s f dS · Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan . or tockton, 3·37 N. 2nd Middle'p ort' 992-3550 pas or ' ian Mornin!=J worship, 9:30 asupl, .m.; Craig, pastor, Sunda•' school, ~hurch school, 10 : 30 a.m .; 9:45a.m.: worship service, 11 1--------;----------~~~i'i:liiiiiTili I II O a.m.:tralnlngunlon,6:30p:m.: ,, young peop es mee ng, 6:3 evenl~ worship service, 1:30 p.li'l .i evening worship, 7:30. p,m id k 1 Biblewudy , Wednesday, 7:30 W . ·wee. ~rayer serv ce, Wall·to.Wall Carpet SpeiCiallls.ts p.m. •dnesdav, 7: p,m, · _ CATALOGUE STORE 116 W. Main ,Ph. 992-7590 MT, UNION BAPTIST FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Mr, ~ . Mrs. Charles R. Sheets Fr'ee Estimates · Guaranteed Rev . Cecil Cox, pas lor . S~nday - Lelall Roul~ l,lhe Rev. Stan Court St, Pomeroy 992·3001 106 school supt ., Joe, Sayre. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school, school, 9: 45 a.m. ; Sunday 9.30 a.m. ; prayer and Bible Worship 9 'a,m,: Church School evening worship, 7:30. Wed· · sludy, 7:30_p,m. Collage prayer IOKaE~O CHtrAcH oifc uRIST, ';~jgapy~~ayer aod Bible study, service, Tuesday, 10 a .m. ; Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0 . < • '' worship service, Friday, 7:30 Hooarr Newell, suo I. Services T U P P E R S · Pi. A IJ1•, 'p.llJ. . Keepsake Di!lmond Rings : 307 Spring Ave, 1 . Pomeroy weekly, 9:30 a.m. on Sunday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF 312 E. ,Main St. Pomergy. O. · Ph. 992·2318 Preaching. first and third Eugene Underwood, pastor ; CHRIST - Loren T. Sl hens Sundays of month by Cllflord Howard Caldwell, Jr., Sunday minisler Wors'hip IOepa m ·: --~---+~~~~-----~~--~~ s,.; 011'·B9S:0JO a.m.CHR ' T : School Supt,; Sunday School. Blblesludy, li : ISa.'m. ;evehlng . l'l · IS IAN 9:30 a, m, ; Morning sermon, worship 7· 30 p ni Mid week • ' -~ .. . UN:oN 5.:.. O..rrselh ·Doddrlll, 10:30 a . .m, : Sunday evening service.' Wednesday, no· P m ' . Authorized Catalog Merchant · MASON ASSEMBi.. y . pas ~r . ~nday c ool, 9:30 service. "7 p. m, . · Phone'992·3481 N. Secorid Ave • . a.m .. Leonard Gilmore, first GOo·- Second St' Ma 6 ·w Louis w, Osborn . elder · evening service ~ 7·30 · · v ·c ·• 5 n, · Middleport, 0 . , . 220 E.. Main f'9meroy Ph. 992-2178 p,t\r,' Wednesday 'ra 'er LETART FALLS UNITED a, hester Tennant, ·pastor. <neelin , 7:30p.m. . p y BRETHREN - Rev . Freeland S~nday school., 10 a.m. ; mor. MT. toRIAH CHURCH OF Norris, pastor; Floyd Norris. nrng worship, II a .m. ; GOD- Racine Route 2. The · supt . Sunday school. 9:30a .m. : ~~~rge~~lc '';f'~lce, 7:30 Jl.m. Rev. Chari~• Hand ~star I mornir'l~ ·sermon, 10:30 a .m.; W, e s · Y·an fl'rayer service, Paint· Plumbing & Electrical : Sunday school, 9:45 a.m, ; ·~rayer service, Wednesday, ll~~~~~day, h30 p,~, Phone. Supplies · . · 4 . HARTFORD CHURCH OF morning warship, 11 a.m . 1.30 p.m, · E . ~in St. Pomeroy Plains 667-~3 Evenl~g services·, Thuesday CHESHIRE c'kURCH O.F CHRIST in Christian Union an~~A~~~Ai~ow fiiOG'E GOD · OF PROPHECY, G: P. The Rev, William · Campbell, CHURCH OF CHRIST- ~vld 'Smllh, pastor. Sunday Sthool, past~r. S•Jnday school. 9:30 J~well. pastor. Bible study, 9:30 10 a.m , ;, Arthur Henson, Supt.; ' a .m' t James Hugh':', supt. , l.m.: morning worship, 10·3o: Morning Worship 11 a .m.; evenrng service. 7.30 p.m. • evenlnft worship • · 30 p. Younp, Peoplts strJite 1 p.m.; Wednesda'(. evening pr•yer • • •· .m , . ' • . meelln9, t:lO p.m. Youth Wednt~day Bible study, 7:30 Even ng service, 7.30 p.m .• araytr servtc• each T -~ o.m. Wedneiday Mld·W"k Preyer ,, • •• . · u.....ay fHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. M&R fOODLINER character r------..:..""":"--, • A PI.JS!-1 OF TJ.Ic OVER ~ . !lEAD DOOR CotrnlOL ' euT"ItlN DOES TilE RES'f. '" AS TMOUCi~ IN vtoc:ll!' TWE GUNMAN Ip~~~~~~~.lll!,~ 6. Half of TyCobb's nickname 11. Ascend 12. Long John Nebel 's medium 13. Pre· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ALL WEAJHER AND CONSTRUCTION CQ, ~WIMID~•~=!~!~c 9, Quote 10. Austral· a!iian shrub genus 14, Bulwcr· Lytton heroine 18. Mucilage 19. Sensa· lional 20, Average 21. Arab garment 22. Swedish• county. I EUQUE Yesterday's Answer 24. Make lace ,25. Neronian "hail" 26. <~ Leave - to Heaven " 28, Expre!• sympathy 30. Attire 3Z. Contairi· ing galena I.' I I I tJ ] I II ,..._,..t.,·. ·Y AtttWCI'I z. •' .. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE:- Here'~ how to work It: A 'X Y .D L B A A X R, ' It LONGFELLOW · One letter simply alands for another. In . thi• sample A· Is ,; used for the three L's, )( for the two O's, etc. Single letters, · apostrophe•, the len~h and formation of the words are all hinta. Each day the code .leltira are different. · ' · CIYPTOQiJOTa ADNYTO FZY TiKO lDBYR ODFNW • )w,r... Ff..'t. Nil~, 12.,~ Thil birtl hfl, "'' ~"' un! - A ucAP-ON" DOWN RPD let · • THIS EXTREMITieS> · ONE M16HT ~teAcH! J-bte, PIACI CHAFF PYTMON AVOWAL 1. Surfeit Part of.a ahlp 3. Mature TJ I . \l ESLAQUI-1 stride (3 wdsY a. Revise 44. Christian orCrbtal · U. Globular 46. Retlster RFP 1~ ll'OAKK (A.Mwcrt .........., . .TUPPERS PlAINS HAIQ¥ARE. _ ._ · t~. ~a~~e's .. ':tW. •IU:!l. ·. SEARS. oF' 33. Bodouin . 34. Fro<! 35. Crul•ing 37. Quadra· geslma 38. Assistant 39. Pre· eminent u , Terminalo t2. - or· dinaire 36. Shrew ' · 37, Spanish article P. J. PAULEY, AGENT . lh~~ i • :.:.~.t=!"- I'~;;~~~~,~~~~!fl\--:- 3~. antelope Macaw MONJGOMER.YWARD .._it' Un1tramble theae four Jumblea, one letter to each aquan, to lorm four ordinary wordt. entrance cedence (2wds.) 15. Lambkin's ma . 16. Burglarize 17. Oolong, r---.~ 1 e,g. 18. Partition 20. Royal residence 23. " Beehiv~ State" 27. Degrade 28. Covet 29. Bluster ._ --...J' L:.. ' - - - - - - - - ' 30, Thyroid problem 31. African VE DRIVE·IN · RESTAURANT' . 4, Egyptian snake 5, Balcon y 6, lnvc<li· gation 7. Attention 8. Mine t\CROSS ·1. Nursery rhyme DICK'S RAUS. BEK FRANKLIN STORE··. Yetrterday'a Ceyptoquote: WE CANNOT BE SEPARATED JN INTEREST OR DIVIDED IN PURPOSE. WE STAND TO· GETHER UNTIL THE END.'-WOODROW WILSON (C 1172 Jtlnl- F•olum Srndloate,lnl .) by THOMAS JOSEPH BOGGS EQUIPMENT RACINE .fOOD MARKET'· GOEGLEIN. READY MIX CO. ~ GAUL'S MARKET ·HEINER'S BAKER.Y ~ :4-'.t.:: ' -rF I• ""'·'' ' rr'··:• .; ~ ·r "t "'~ 992·29~5 K&C JEWELERS ' •. ~ F'"t("'1E' , , j ·~" ,, ···; t • "I 1' :rI LODWICK'S MARKET . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RD. Rev. Roy Deeter, pastor . Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; worship service, 10:30 a,m. Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 1:30 p.m, GASOIJNE 'ALLEY XFT RBIUY SZNRWD ZY QTYR. TJRDO S~NR WTW Y. ~CBX .B FB NIB I • I �' • N01'/CE ~ PM Dav Before Publicaliort Monday Deadline 9 am Canceflatlon _corrections W!l1beaccept.dunltl9am for STEER' Davof Publlcatu;m ~ REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the • JO R-ATES • Mlnrmum Charge 7Sc " 12 cents per word three consecutrve msertrons ' 18 cenls per word sfx con- For bargains galore smart and Chrtstmas 1 We 5e ll retarl & wholesale' 1 I we come o all dealers' Follow the crowd, Spec ra 1 OFFICE HOuw• ·8 30 am to 5 oo p c Jatly, 8 30 • m to 12 oo Noon Y~2 Fnday, October 61ust off the Po~teroy Mtddleport By pass on old Rl 7 at Laurel I Employment Wanted e~ 10 6 6tp - - -- - - - ------ WALNUTS ma hon of thts Com~any several new ones Hus Also monttt plus monthly spec1als All these In addtllo~ to !he unknown , Addis M Davis, THE RUMOR 'S mculaltng thaf • orrgtnals Ladtes, we would hke very much for you to try these cosmeflcs and to serve you Phone Helen Jane, 992 5113 ==--"-:--_::10~1 lie VIRGINIA's B~auty Salon on Success Road belween Tuppers Platns and Long Bollon1 Open 6 days, some evenings Phone 667 3041 Operator, Vlrg1n1a Hayman 914301c e tf any, of Oorothy Devol, devisees legatees, dlstrlbulees, adm.n lstrators and executors, 1f any , of Nora Howard, Oecehed, The unknown heirs, devr~e~s legatees dlstrlbutees, admrntstra1ors and . llttcutors, If anv. of Mary Smith Rollins, across from upper end of Syracuse stale park ram or publlcetlon oil this nc let b' not llttr 1han fhe 27111 dly o November, 1912, or llldtmont by default will be rtneltrtd egalnsl you Evelyn Luckt 1 Clerk of Courts Mtltl County, Ohio er.w. Crow a. Por.ttt Attornols for Plelntlff 22.2t. 11o1 •· u. 20. 21 ftc'"' , ra ..... r- WSW I were wllh an Eaalern Air 1 llaclli crlllhld Into I 81 pei'IOIII wlthrn four months Dated thiS 3rd day of October 1972 t 101 . ..... Iabar. 6 • 13 , 20 ltc LE,G~l ljOTICE The Bptrd" Jif.. TrusJeu of Salisbury, ToV.nsh 16, will recllvt.b ds u~tn 10 00 O'Clock AM :r,HE 21ST OAY OF Oc tobtr 1972, for fho purchuo of a new motor grader, witt! mini mum specoflcatlons u follows 1,.3 cu In diesel eng ine. 135 H P scarifier, Power steerrng IJX~.C tires front and rear 10 ply ' roll type cab wllh heater dttroster , foot accelerator . decelerator , runnmg lights front and rear, e-mergency fluher llghl!, 12 11 full Minimum wolghl 2•.soo lbs Olforwo u triltt In, one 330 ~foddl~(· Wutlnghouu Motor llddor1 to a.!n>lt do lolled sptclllcellons' ot equipment olfertd The Board of Town•hlp hydraulic control mold bo.-rd Truatees reservt tht riOht to rtltct 1ny or ofall the bids Board of By ordtr Salisbury Township Trustees 6 1J, 2t Rlc hard Bailey, Clerk WANT AD l----·--------J - prrcc or terms Phone 992 5641 -- Bur ea u, Sunbeam deep fryer , utlllly cart , porch swing, lawn chatrs, mattresses and sprmgs, ladders, d1shes, brlc On Most American Cars -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 available --_____ _;10 3 6tc , Electro Hygtene New Demonstrator has all cleanmg attachments plus the new Electro Suds for shampoom9 carpet Only Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8TII5 Monday lhru Salurday 606 E. Matn, Pomeroy, 0 . O'DELL WHEEL al1gnmenl located al Crossroads, Rt 12~ Complele front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced elec Ironically All work guaranteed Qj:IIAc:nn.-hl.o rates Phone 742 3232 or 9'12 3213 1 v ric WILL cut or tnrn · tr ees, reasonable also clean out basements att•cs and cellars phone 949 3221 10 4 301c •ROOFING •HEATING •PLUMBING •CARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING For free Estimate PHONE 992-2550 . • I• £AR1H MOVING Dozer & ponds, End loader worl<, land. We ha"" 2 sire basement, scap~ng do1ers, 2 sue loar;lers. Work done by hour or contract. Free Esl1mates, We also haul 1111 dlrf, top SOli Dump trucks and low-boy for ~ire. See Bob or Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy Phone t92·352S atler 7 p m or phone 992· 5232 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Mam Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE r~:es~~::e D~~YRe~o~~ From !he largest .... :;::;: Bulldozer Radtalor to the Smallest Healer Core Nathan Btggs Radiator Spec1ahst -- 1HI YOUI DIAL• ~~--~~ ' -- SYRACUSE - Relahves attendmg the Golden Wedding anmversary of Mr and Mrs M1llard Duckworth Sunday, October I, m Huntmgton, W Va were Mr and Mrs Carl Duckworth of Zanesville, Mr and Mrs J,11mes Gumsler and daughter K1tty, P1ckermgton, Mr and Mrs Harold McComas, sons Steve and Gary of Ravenswood, Mr and Mrs James R White and Mary Beth, Dunbar, Mr and Mrs J1m McComas and son Scott and Dav1d McComas, Huntmgt9n, Mrs Agnes Wh1te and Mr R1chard Duckworth, local, and many fnends of the Ravenswood and Huntmgton area _____ - ---- - - - - --TRAILER lot , Bob's Mobtle Court, Syracuse, phone 9'12 2951 10 6 lfc PRICE REDUCED 1973 HOMES Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.· Broker by to I LEVY ENDORSED The Rutland Volunteer F1re , Department has endorsed the i 'five mill Metgs Local School I 'DIStl'lct operatmg levy to be : placed before voters of the l d1strict at the Nov 7 election LODGE TO MEET Pomeroy Chapter 80, RAM, Wlll meet m stated sesswn at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the ,. Pomeroy Masonic Temple All offiCers and compan1ons are requested to be present I • PICKUPS SET RACINE - Garbage pickup m th1s v1llage w1ll be on Mondays and Tuesdays effective \)ct 16 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 'Underwrtters Laboratory DINNER OCTOBER 17 The annual meetmg of the Me1gs County Farm Bureau FederatiOn will be held at 7 19 tp.ln On Tuesday,Octl l7, ar the 1Chesler Elementary' School ReservatiOns for a steak dmner nnay be made by wnting the off1ce, PO Box 426, Pomeroy, or calling Pomeroy 992-2181. 110 Mechanic Street Whtch we are ordering for our customers, are approved tnsure customers the besl Qualtly Home Before you buy, dnve to Tuppers Plai~S and check our Homes. and Prices. LIONS TO MEET The Pomeroy - Middleport Lions Club w1ll meet for lunch Wednesday at the Meigs Inn. MEIGS MOBILE HOMES \News, Society • Mr and Mrs Carl Barre and I h,. brother, Howard, of Cmcmnati spent a few days ' VISlhng her brother and siSterin-law, Mr and Mrs Fred ' Jenkms, other relallves and , fr1ends" The Rev and Mrs. Linson Stebbins of Gallipolis spent an t'vemng w1th Mrs: Da1sy Rou$, Mr and Mrs George Schneider Mr. and Mrs Don Cottrill and Sharon v1sited m J;>ickenngton with Mr and Mrs Edward Chapman and Eddy, Mr. and Mrs Thomas J. · Quick of Columbus Mr. and Mrs Howard Largent have returned home from two weeks vac41tion at Argo, Florida Villt&ng recenUy at the home - - - -- ---- 10-1 6tc ~=::;===~===~ BUSINESS 10Htp 10.~3tc USED CARS Comet 2 dr , 6 cyl auto 72 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air- .. ··16500 72 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, power, air ...... '6500 72 Olds Toronado, full power, air ......... '5295 72 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, .power, air, v-roof '4295 71 Olds ~8 Lux. Sedan, full power, air •• ·'4200 71 _Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, air·· ' 14000 70 Cadillic Sedan DeVille! full power, a1r '4000 70 Olds 98 H.T. 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, ' Sedan, full full power, air, '3100 power, air .. •·'1795 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., air .......... 11995 69 Chev. Bis. 2 Dr., 6 cyl, std..............'1295 1.1 2 Dr. 69 BUICK .......:............... ~1695 Custom LeSab~e . 4 dr , fac atr , p S 25,000 m 1 • P B, 69 BUICK .....................}1495 LeSabre. 4 dr • small V-8, auto Oean car I 68 MERCURY ................... ~995 Cyclone 2 dr H T, 390 V 8, auto 68 VOLKSWAGEN ............$995 Auto St1ck sh1fl 68 CHEV. ························· $fi!J~ Chevelle 2 dr 6 cyl , floor sh 1ft 66 Oldsmobile 88 4 Dr. H.T............... . '595 65 Buick La Sabre 2 Door H.T. . .......... '495 64 Olds 88 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto. •• •••• •• • '295 65 RAMBLER ..................$495 H.T., air..... 1 New '73 Cadillac and Olds NOW ON DISPLAY Karr & Van Zanclt " Yoll'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eventngs Until 6>0(}- T1l ~ , P M. Sal 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. 66 FORD ........................}595 Falcon 6 cyl , stand N1ce car QUALITY ALSO NICE SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS OFFICE HOURS 9:30 T0 1 1~, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST.. Ele 225, 4 dr H T Loaded. \..oronet 4 dr sed , real clean car .!12 Ton P1ckup Only 36,481 m1les Pnced to sell Coronet dr T Local one owner, factory a 1 auto Pmed to sell Monaco 2 dr H. T Ole a!the cleanest cars m town Only Lux 98 4 dr sed . Local one owner, factory a1r Real sharp. Custom 4 dr sed 011y 56,281 miles on th•s 6 cyl Open Evenmgs T1i 7 P.M. & Sat. Till 1l Noon lor Service & Sales 5 P.M. RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph 985-4100 Located on St Rt. 7 Chester, 0. Tuppers Plains NEW WESTERN BOOTS '11.M MODERN SUPPLY Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle Mr and Mrs. Carl B1ddle of Winterhaven, Florida and Mrs Thelma Farnsworth of Keno were Wednesday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle Sunday School attendance at the Untied Methodist Church was 54 and offermg $19 55 Worship attendance was 35 and offermg $31 41 Eden News Social Notes By Martha Holsinger Mrs Sol B1gle:, Attendance at Eden Sunday Mr and Mrs Chnton Sehoul October I was 80 Holsinger and family visited Mr and Mrs Ervan Blake, with Mr and Mrs James Sprmgfield, spent the weekend Carter and family Saturday w1th hiS father, Rev Eldon evening Blake Mr and · Mrs Russell Frank Barber v1s1ted his Holsmger and family, Chester, brother, Leonard Barber and Vlsl ted Mrs Martha Holsinger family Sunday Thursday Mr and Mrs AI va Holsmger Mrs Robert Webb and Laura Jr and fam1ly, Mr and Mrs Jean, Guysville, visited V1rgil Holsinger and family recently with Martha an? Mrs Emm~ ~an , Meter Holsinger and Mr. and Mrs and family_ v1slted Surrday Clinton Holsinger and lamlly. afternoon w1th their lfluther, Martha Holsinger Raymond Holsinger visited Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean were Thursday evemng w1th Mr and BUCS FAVORED Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley STATELINE, Nev (UPI) Jr , Judy Kay, Susan, Dale and Thursday night They showed Pittsburgh is a 6-6 favorite to Hobble of W1erton, W Va f1lms of tl1m work In Spain, wm the National League Mr and Mrs Harold While, France and surroilnalng playoffs over Cincinnati, acMr and Mrs V1rgd Kmg and coun try They will be here on cording to Harrah's Tahoe Mrs Neva Kin g were m furlough for a short time and Race Book. Harrah's also gave Po1 tsmouth Sunday to v1s1l wh1lc here were guests of Mr Oakland a 6-5 edge over Detroit Mrs Jess1e Carr Mrs Neva and Mrs V~rg1l Kmg and m the American League Kmg remamed for a longer fam1ly playoffs VISII Wllh her SISler Richard Dean, Gar old Gdkey and R1ck Gilkey spent a weekend m Washington, D C and V1rg1ma where they toured Wa sh1ngton, vis1ted (Continued from page 6) • _ Sn11thson1on In st itute, good well after another to the Philistines This waa another good Washmgton and Lmcoln trait of his personallty, being willing to share. By dlaglng thae Memonals and the Luray wells he not only provided for hl.s own family, but allo for the Cavern at V1rgima community in wh1ch he 1Uved He dldn 't particularly 11M the Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold Phlllatines; never.theleulhe was able to get along with them and B11ly spent a recent because he loved God. Uyouallow God to plan your life there will weekend w1th Mrs Hazel be fewer people you will dilllke. Arnold and Walter IBaac's life was one of contentment becauee of his love and Recent vls1tors of Mrs Neva obedience to God. IB88c waa a happy man becauae he allowed Kmg were Mr and Mrs Evan God to plan hla lUe. Who plallll your life? - BUI Carter, MidGenhe1mer of Florda, Mr and dleport, Rt. I. Mrs Walter Schrtber of Ball Run and Ronald Genhclmer of ' Africa Mr and Mrs John Perdas of Johnstown , Pa , were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Perdas Jr and Mary Mr and Mrs Leonard Perdas and Jenmfer, also of Johnstown, were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Roger Young and Westley J01mng the group for a p1cmc at Route 33 Park were Mr and Mrs Henry Perdas and son of Portsmouth, Mr and Mrs Russell Well of Chester, Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal and Pemse and Karla. Mrs Jennte Hollie Is spending some time with her daughter, Mr and Mrs Robert • Swearmgton and son at Dayton Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs John l)ean and Richard and Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean were Mr and Mrs Clair Waggoner of Harnsonvllle, Mr and Mrs Paul Paynter of Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Garold Gdkey and famdy of Athens, Mr and Mrs Walter Terrell of Pataskala, Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley of Chester and J1m Halley and Joy Waggoner, Harrl!onvUie and Mr and Mrs Kennetll Marklns of Racine Rev and Mrs John Jesbl!l'g, missionary from France sponiOI'ed by the Missionary Mulberry Ave.· 992-2115 Pomeroy Club of Carleton Church, were guest speakers at the church Kingsbury News, Notes the Sermonette .TIME FOR and For Fall Planting SUGAR RUN MILLS I 741-4211 t·Anlolcl Grate Rut'...... ~~--~----~~~--~==~~~• • ' I • 011y See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Letha Morris Nam ed OES Worthy Matron In 1965, Pope Paul made an h1stonc 14-hour visit to New York (:lty to plead for world peace before the United Nalwns 1972 BUICK ........... .'.~ ..... s4995 1971 DODGE ....... ~~.~~.. ~2795 1970 FORD .................... ~2395 1970 DODGE ............... •2895 2 H r-. 1970 FORD .................... ~2795 390 V-8, 1967 DODGE .............. !.1295 1966 OLDS ........................ •99 5 1962 FORD ......................... •495 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND @) Pomeroy Motor Co. USED -cARS . DON'T FORGET WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 4 Dr wagon, 9 pass, 6 cy l , auto Oscar Babcock Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle Society Ne\\s spen l the weekend w1th thetr By Mrs Evelyn Bnckles . .,sun, Mr and Mrs Bob Tuttle F~rs t Lt and Mrs Roger L and fam1ly of Columbus $1995 1969 FORD Coe 1the for mer Lmda K l TO Coupe, 390 V.8 engine 3 speed automatte power Clarence N1chols went to steering, power brakes faclory atr, grey ftntsh Good Spence1) of Fort Bragg, N C , Cla1 ksburg W Va Monday to whtle wall tires, radio are an nouncmg the b1rth of see h1s nephew, Mr Harry lhe1r !Irs( ch1ld, a daughter, Nichols, who ISsenously 111 tn a 1968 CAMARO 51795 born Sept 23, we1ghmg 7 lbs , 5 husp1tal there Converttble. local 1-owner, low mileage car beauttlul cream finish wllh black top, bucket seats, wtth console, oz and named Deborah Anne Mr and Mrs Wayne new white wall tires. power steenng and automatic tran s The grandparents are Mr and Bnckles were Sunday afmtsslon, radio ONE OF THE SCARCE ON~S , AND AS Mrs Guy A Spencer, Tuppers lernoon guests of Mr and Mrs NICE AS THEY COME Plams, Mr and Mrs M1llard John Hayes of Chester 1967 CHEVROLET WAGON $1295 R Coe of Rt 2, Coolville Mrs Leone Babcock, Mrs Impala 3 seats, good 1st lme w w ttres automatic trans Great-grandparents are Mr Eulah Swan and Mru Leota power steering & brakes, V 8 engtne, luggage rack radto be1ge fintsh , matchmg vmyl tntertor 1 owner and Mrs Edward Chevaher, Massar received word of the Reedsv1ile, 0 , and Mrs death of the1r coustn, Clinton Tresste Spencer, Middleport Sm11h, of Long Bottom who Oscar Babcock attended the passed away at Veterans OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. funeral of <;;harles Larkms of Memonal Hospital, Pomeroy, i'PMEROY, OHIO Long Bottom Monday one day last week and funeral Mr and Mrs Willie Frecker, serv1ce was Frtday Mme1 sv1lle Route, Mr and Mrs Nelt1e Smothers of Fl Mrs Wateman Whtle of Keno Myers, Flonda spent a couple Mr and Mrs Hobert Newell or of weeks here w1th her sister, Chester were Sunday dmner Mrs Grace Sm1th guests of Mr and Mrs Jess1e Mr and Mrs Raymond Newell It was m observance or' Larkms and daughter returned Jessie Newell's 89th birthday here from Germany to the Blam Taylor and Danny home of h1s sister, Mr and RACINE - Officers for 1973 Hensley InstallatiOn of of- Sp url ock VISite d W1lbur Mrs Norman Weber and were elected Monday evemng fleers )"111 be held at the stated N1ckles at the hosp1lal m daughter for a v1s1t by Racme Chapter No. 134, meeting on Dec 4 Athens Tuesday evemng and Mr and Mrs Blatn Taylor he IS somewhat unproved Order of Eastern Star, m a and grandson , Brian Taylor, Commumcahons and In· regular session at the Masonic v1tahons to recept10ns and Agnes H1ll was taken to VISited her siSter, Mrs Joseph Temple w1th Cora Webb, W Fr1ends' Nights were read Camden Clark Hospttal, Rme at a hosp1talm Wheeling M , and Ralph Webb, W P , Jake Gaul was reported 111 Parkersburg, Saturday after Sunday where she 1s a pat1ent pres1dmg and in the Veter-ans Memorial she suffered a heart attack after a heart attack She Is Elected were worthy Hosp1tal A report on the wh1le al her employment at slowly recovertng Mstron, Letha Morris, Worthy rummage sale and sale of Cha pman 's Store at Coolville Mr and Mrs Roscoe GobMr and Mrs Eddie Pnce of bons of Akron and Mr and Patron, Clifford Morns, placr mats and kmves was Assoc1ate Matron, Lllllan g1ven by the secretary Newar k VISited here Saturday Mrs Clay Tuttle Of Middleport Weese, Assoc Patron, Ralph Reports of the trustees, audit, w1th her s1ster, Mr and Mrs were Friday supper guests of Webb, Secretary, Gretta and budget comm1 ttees were Sunpson: Treasurer, Chlorus read and were approved Gnmm, Conductress, Opal Birthdays of the members Diddle, Associate Con- for July, August, a nil dctober ductress, Barbsra Roush, and were announced and g1fis were trustee for 3 years, Leona presented by the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron to them Refreshments of 1ce cream of Mr and Mrs Leanord Bass and fam1ly have been Mr. and and cake were served by the Mrs John Bass, Chr1ss1e and men of the chapter Once you pull an • pelr Stephen of Elyr1a, Mr and of Acme Wutern boots, Mrs Rudy Stewart, Rodney by plane from Columbus they'll be lops on your wanted llsf You'll lttf and Robyn of Mt. Vernon, Mr Mr and Mrs James Harden !he dllltrtnct In and Mrs Larry Brown of of London spent the weekend comfort and - jho Delaware w1th h1s parents, Mr and Mrs dlfftronco In looks . thanks lo lht light· M~ LoUise J<ahn of La Robert Harden, and sister, weight c'"'structlon ot Selle, M1ch1gan has rented the Debbie lu•urlout ltothtra tra1ler property of Mr · and Mr and Mrs td1son HubMrs Charles Lytle, corner of bard, Mrs Donald Hubbard Th1rd and College Streets. MISS 'and Donna Marie spent the Kahn teaches Engllsh and ' weekend w1th the former's son French m the Meigs H1gh and daughter-m-law Mr and School Mrs Dale Hubb~rd and Mrs Charles Blake has " daughter m v1rgm 1a returned home from a three Mrs Agnes Wh 1te Mr MIN'S Is WOMIN'S weeks tr1p to R1chland, Richard Duckworth : acWashmgton, where she VIsited companied by Mr and Mrs. STARTING AT her son and daughter-m-law, Carl Duckworth, Mrs Pauline Mr and Mrs B1ll Eynon and Guinsler and Kitty, and Mary !am1iy, another son and Beth White, VISited w1th their ilaughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs . aunt, Mrs Sydney Bartels m John Eynon She made the trip Huntington Of ON 3f• Ton , local one owner, 1695 68 Dodge Cor. 2 Dr. H.T., V~. auto., P.S. 'lli95 68 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan ................... '1295 Pontiac Bonneville OPlOMElRIST _ 992 5786 -~---------- ATOUI ~~ .· USED CAR i ., h9k r(il:if m BUYS 71 MERCURY ...............}1795 \ For Rent 4 ROOM a. bath furnished POMEROY OHtO aparlmonl, ulillllu ~Mild; no 2 BEDROOM, Furn , all ' children or peh, Belloy's electric apartment, down Store, Upper Busl~u• Block, stairs Available this wee~< • Mlddltp<Jrl, PH. Phone 992 73U or m 7133. .;;:;::;:::::-:----::---:--~ 10.1 61p tf1.6.3fc COAL, llmutone, ExcelsiOr . _i ANO 4 R0UM fumfr'-' Sal! Works, E Main Sf , h Mowu "'"' o0meroy, PhiJilo 992•3191. ~n1urn11 ed., apartmtt~lt. SLEEPING rooms. phGnt 992 · I 3975 or 992 2571 12•tfc "hont 992·541. _ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ ~12·tfc:! TAKE APEEl SHIPMENT Syracus~ Conl1ct Gulclo J. Glrollml 1 Many Attended Anniversary Cleland Realty - - - -- - 605 W. MAIN ST. Kay McKelvey , Frank1e Mumaw, Myla . Hudson, M1ldred P1erce and Tma, Jamce Lawson and Dav1d, Agnes Wh1te, Jean Hall , Thelma Grueser, Lon Chapman, R1chard Duckworth, Margaret Cottrtll and Florence Potts SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph 992-2174 Pomeroy SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Stop In and See Our S E WAGE SYSTEMS Floor Display . CLEANED, REPAIRED MilLER SANITATION SEWING MACH STEWART OHIO PHONE SEE US FOR Awnings, sfortn service, all 662 3035 doors and wtndows, carports, The Fabric Shop, ____ _ _ __ _ 10_4 He marquees, aluminum ~ldlng Authorized Singer . and railing A Jacob, sales $erv1ce We Sharpen Scl:ssoo·s. READY MIX CONCRETE representaltve For Ire& delivered right lo )'Our esl1mates. phone Charlo.: ,. , - , : : - - - - - _ ; .3-29 He project Fast and easy Free losle, Syracuse, V v AUTOMOBILE lnsuranc• ....,., ·--~ estimates Phone 992·328~ . Johnson and Son, Inc bEFT tn lay away, 1972 model Lost your cancelled' Goegleln Ready Mix Co ,, 3 2 tts1 operator's zrg Zllg sewmg machme Th1s l1cense? Call 9'11Mtddleport, Ohio -----.,--,-----, .machrne mak,es buttonholes . 2966 . darns, embrorder1es Pay 6 JO lie' BACKHOE AND DOZER work~ 6 15 tfr balance of 538 SO or pay $5 55 -::::::==~,.--------"" Sephc tanks Installed Georoe _:._~~---per mo Phone 992 5331 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED lilii II Pulltns Phone 992 WQ HUSBM~D and wtfe 1anllorat 425 lfc 10 J6tc REASONABLE rates Ph 446 serv1ce team Home and 4782, Galll£>011s, John Russell, commerctal Walls, wtndows, Owner & Operator JUST TAKEN IN, Singer floors Call GalltpoltS Ohto Real Estate For Sale Sewing Machine Will sell for 446 1607 ' 5 12 "' small balance ol $36 21 or OWEN CROW Bldg on 10 5 6tp C BRADFORD, Auctioneer THE payments may be arranged Sycamore and Matn St, Complete Servtce Phone 9'12 5331 Pomeroy Property consists Phone 949 3821 97 tfc of two apratments and two Real Estate For Sale Racine, Ohto bustnesses Person could lrve 'Crllt Bradford 8 TRACK STEREO, freight 1n one apartment and have damaged, In beaultlul walnut 5 1 llo rentals to pay on fmancmg console Will sell for S101 SO or :-:-:':':"""~--_....:__ Frnancmg can be arranged P<IY S1 SO per week Phone 992 DOZER and back hoe work, For delatls call Fred W Crow ponds and septic tanks, dtl 5331 992 or 992 2562 Reason chtng serv1ce top sotl,· ttll for 2692 9 7 tfc sale to settle an estate dtd, ltmestone, B&K Ex Fred W Crow, Attorney At Phone 992 5367, Law POODLE pupp1es. Sliver Toy, cavalmg Dtck Karr, Jr, Parkvlew Kennels Phone 992 10 5 31c 9 I lfc 5443 _.:.:..._ 8-15 ftc 3 BEDROOM all electric home "HUNTERS PARADISE wtlh basement Phone Appx 10 acres, 4 mil~ from 997 3975 or 992 2571 Ractne, mce hunting cabin, APPLES F1tzpatrtck Or Mobile Homes For Sale cement pad and hook up for chards . State Roule 689 CASH paid for all mal<es ana 10 4 Jtc models of mobile homes . trailer, basement 15 dug for a Phone W•lkesvllle 669 3785 Phone area code 6t4 42,3t9531 IDEAL 5 ACRE RANCH Lake house, 3,300block that can be 8 30 tfc --~,------· :He , Conchas New Mextco $2,975 used for the baseiJienl or to No down No Interest $25 mo buold another cabin All 12FT ALUMINUM boat and 4 5 for 119 mos Vacatton FOR S3,70il 00 r p motor used one lime ParadiSe Free Brochure "WEIGHING VALUES?" call 997 3029 • Air Cond11toners Ranchos lake Conchas Box ThiS 3 bedroom home ' In 10 4 4IC •Awnmgs , 2001 01) Alameda, Caltforota ,•1 j ~y,~afUs,''rJVIY be lust wh~t 11 ACRES In Syracuse, ad 94501 ro~tre !!t!l~lng fnr Bath,.'¥'P • Underpmnlng 10 3 30fp new gas fotced air furnace 1acent to new houstng pro1ect on Sand Hill all utlllltes Complete mobile hame' - - -- - - - ON A NICE LOT -Only avatlable sn ,ooo, call 865 service - plus gigantic' 5 ROOM house and balh , SS.OOO 00 2280, New Malamoras Ohio display of mobile homes located on Brtck Street, "IN POMEROY" belore 3 p no John H McCoy Rutland mterlor betng This nice two bedroom home always available at remodeled phone 742 3334 can be yours, balh and •;, ___ _ __ .. 10_46tp 10-3 12tc basement on a 50><200 lot MILLER USED Copperlone Hoover ONLY $7,000 00 washer, good co ndthon 8 ROOM house and bath, ntce "HOME FOR MOBILE HOMES phone 992 3324 large lot, natural gas, built tn LARGE FAMILY" 1220 Washington Blvd cabmets rn kttchen Close to _ _ _ _ _ _ _1o_• 3tp This four bedroom, 2 story radto stati on m Bradbury 423-7521 BELPRE, 0 home s1ts on a level 1acre lot 7FT POOL table, lo ke new S40 Phone 992 2602 9 2 tc In Tuppers Plains, bath, and Zrg zag sew1ng machme 9 12 - - - -- - -- - a nice workshop ASK TO w1lhout cabrnet, S2S red SEE THIS SOON drnette set w1th 4 charrsj $20 , Me1gs Mobile Homes HOUSE In Long Boltom , phone 511,50000 ' grey dtnelle set woth 2 chatrs, 985 3529 CALL US TODAY, WE 510, phone 667 3403 6 ll·lfc HP,.VE MANY OTHER _ _ _ __ _ __:_1.:....; 0 43tc PROPERTIES RACiNE - 10 room house, 1912" APACHE Eagle Fold up HENRY E. CLELAND balh, basement, garage, two ca mper , tnc ludes spare trre, ots Phone 949 4313 • REALTOR canopy and plastic storm On Our Last - ------.,---45 tfP' '---""-P-HO_N_E_9_9,..2·22-59_ _ j window Trailer has been wired for electm, 3 outlets 1972 MOBILE HOME Excellenl condition $650, call left on our lot. 992 5815 after, 5 p m 10 4 4tc _ __ _ _ _ __....:_.::_: S27 50 cash pnce or terms avat lable Phone 9'12 5641 1036tc · - -- - 1972 REPOSSESSED 8 track stereo, lUSt like new Take over payments of S7 25 per nto or P<IY balance of $88 47 Phone 992 5331 10 3·61c .,- - SYRACUSE- A5 30 polluck chicken d1nner, hosted by the Enuly M1ss10nary Circle of the F1rst Umted PreSbyterian Chur•h, was enJoyed m the ' _church Annex Sunday evemng, Ocl I ' Followmg dmner the group went mto the church sancluary, where the program was presented Opemng prayer was ~ given by the Rev Dw1ght , Zav1tz DedicatiOn of the Least <Com was read by Agnes White, 1 r, followed With a prayer , Members of the Jumor Choir , , sang' Kum Ba Yah" The Rev : and Mrs Zav1tz sang 'In the ' Shelter of H1s Love" ' - Gro~p smgmg of hymns was • dlTected by Mrs Zav1tz and a closmg prayer was g1ven by Myla Hudson ' Genev1eve Scnne1der, Eleanor' a brae, odds and ends, 10 ·- - - -- a m to 6 p m . Oclober 6th & APARTMENT, 3 rooms and 71h, 462 S 5th St, Middleport, balh ground floor. 2 pnvate 667 3891 Tuppers Plains, 0 ef) trances u ft Itt le s pa 1d , t..__ _ _ _:..:_:...:_~:.:::::::.::J Ohfo 10 1 61c con> plelely furnished, nol · 1973 TRAILERS and campers In sutted for children see II at Auto Sales stock - lor service- quality 103 Laurel St , Pomeroy, and price - vlsll Camp aflernoons only PLYMOUTH, 4 door good Conle~, Slarcrall Sales, Rt 62 10 Otp 19/0 ttes and exhaust, air, power N of t Plusanl behond Red brakes and sleerlng, very Cafpet Inn TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer good condition, $1.400, phone 9 29 7tc Park, ~hone 992 3324 , after 6 p m or all day _ __ .;__ _ __ _ 10 3 tic Saturday or Sunday, 992 5310 , COLONIAL t 1 t s y e s ereo, AM 10 6 6tc FM rad10, ~speakers, 4 speed 2 BEDROOM trailer near record changer Balance Pomeroy Phone 9?2 5623 $78 52 Use our budget terms 10 5 3tc Call 9?2 7085 10 1 6tc 12x60 TRAILER, corner Pearl 11 & 71h, MldcllepOrl Color TV, MODERN walnut stereo, AM. all cooking utensils and FM radio, features • speed bedclothes furnished, wuher changer, • spesken, separate and drv-r No children Phone conlrols Balance S68 41 Use 992 5505 our budvef lerms Call 992 7085 D8A Shimmy's r' 18 Attend FOR SALEI I WMP0/1390 t t ' Probale Olvlslon 1 1 ter Farm washer, sofa. Conlon mangle, Manning 0 Webster Judge Common Pleas Court, tr 1ct 1t ~town • 1 IIU,Ch , IS WI t h I bl n>d hems etc S43 35 cash 1 \ --------------~ 1 one year old one ______ nice ......, YoU ' II 1972 model 1n walnut stand All features built In to make fancy destgns and do stretch sewrng Also bettonl}oles · ------~10:_4 3tc to 6 lie GUN Shoot also rofle matches .. - open sights only Forked Run Sportsman Club, Sunday, PARTS FOR 1967 Plymouth Fury, tran smtsslon, motor Oclober 8, 12 noon ' 10 4 3tc and body Phone 992 2927 10 >3tc GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Oct 8, I p m Faclory choked guns YAMAHA Enduro250, 9 months like new, ssoo Phone 992 only Second place shooters old 7109 gel free shot In ne•t match 10 5 6tc Assorted meals Racine Gun Club pump organ, all 10 5 31c ANTIQUE ortgtnal excepl new bellows Over 80 years old Made by Taylor and Taylor Organ Co , Worcester, One bellows type PhoneMass 992 3904 LEGAL NOTICE 10-S lie For Rent NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cut No 20,711 1971 KAWASAKI 100, e>eellent 2 OR 3 BEDROOM home In Eliott of Mildred M ltum condition, ready lo go Mason Call Point Pleasant DICtlltd. Sacrifice for only 1260 Phone 6751684 Notice Is r'l•rtby given that Coolville 667 6214 10 6-6 Delmar G Blum of Chester, 10 5 me Dhlo, hat beon duly appointed Admlnlstr•tor of tht Estate Of 4 OR 6 ROOM house, 1 bath, Mlldrtd M 8aum , dfceesed, MISCELLANEOUS SALE Old basement n1ce yard. phone Iale of Meigs county, Oh lo plclure frames, depression 773 5341 Creditors Arf nquired fq file glass, chrome breakfast set, 10 6 2tp their claims with said fiduciary Mrs Flck's parents, Mr. and flO) Mrs G R Newland's , 60tb wedamg aonlversary, They wllh to thank all the Chelter ' area people fqr the e~""" · -"Sanda W.IAJ'. I Herefords, Landmark Porneroy ol' ~·moly, Start lluv~ng October 2, 1972 bull, one hetler call afler 5 p n• 985 3538 Paul Karr, shine Mabel Ptckens 10 4 3tc Ch~ster Ohio ··---,- - - 10_6 3tp YARD Sale on Rl 1 between DON T pump your slugg ish Mtddleporl and Cheshtre Salurday, 10 Itil 7 and Sunday, sepltc tank Get Klaan Em All Sepltc Tank Cleaner 10 1111 5 Local News ' Aller !hey are Hulled SaH Works, Inc. Eastem You Ire rtqu•rtd to answer 111 o Complaint wllhln twenty • 1tht days after the last $ Per Hundred Pounds Excelsior .Deceased and The unknown hetrs , devrsees legatees. 10 6 2t dr~trlbutees, adm intstrators - - ' -- --...:.._ _...:.:_: p and executors, tf any, of Harr rson Rollrns aka Harrison Rawlrngs, Deceased, will take nottee that on th~ 28th day of July, 1972 a Complaint was flied In the Common Pleu Court of Melgs County, Ohio Cue No 15 113, wher~tln ypu have been named defendants In the prayer of the Complaint Plalnhff demands that his In terestln said real estate may be Mr and Mrs Robert Gray set oft to him In severalty and went by plane to Pltts6urgh to for p •.u tr tion of said real estate 1 according to the respective spend a few days w1th his right~ ot the part1es hereto, and In case partit1on of said real uncle, Mr. Hugh Russell estate cannot be made without Mrs. Sandra Massar visited man1fest Injury to the value her parents, Mr and Mrs D. thereof then that said real estate may be adiUdged to Ollt Boyles and also Mrs Leone or more of the parties to thll su1t upon electron as provided Babcock of Tuppers Plams by law , then that sard real Mr and Mrs Okey Connally estate may be sold accordrng to taw, free and clear from all the spent a weekend at Carroll at claims, r~ghts and mterests of lhe home of C B Leonard and ell the parttes to thts suit Plarntlff further prays that each lhe Connallys' son, Brian, of said Defendants mav be slayed w1th his grandparents, reQuired to set up whatever claim or claims right or rights, Mr and Mrs. Joe Connally. interest or rnterests, each of Mr and Mrs I 0 McCoy them has 1n and to said real VISited their daughter and sonestate, or be forever barred from assertrng same And In-law, Mr and Mrs Larry further Plelntlff prays tor other proper relief The real estate 1S Smilh, at Bellville, W Va described as follows Mrs Mary Reed VISited her The following described real daughter, Mr and Mrs Ross estat' situate tn the VIllage of Pomeroy , Mergs County , Oh ro Cleland at Chester Rev Sm1th Tract No 1 Berng part of Lot No 6 on of Keno Chmllan Church Prospect Hlll m •ard City and In showed B1ble slides Fraction No 11, begrnnmg on Mr and Mrs Rex SumCaroline Street at the Nor thwest corner of a lot sold to merfield went to Round Lake, JOhn M Stivers thence wrth sard Street N 88 deg West 100 Ill , 1o v1s1t their son, Mr. and feet thence South 2 Oeg West Mrs Tom Summerfield and tOO feet thence South 118 Oeg East parallel with Caroline fam1ly Street 100 feet to lot of sa id John Mrs. l)elores Murphy spent M St1vers thence wrth the line an evemng w1th Mrs Doli of sard Sttvers lot 100 feet , berng the house and lot formerly Murphy and daughter. , owned by Wm R Stivers Mrs. Mildred Caldwell Tratt No 2 All of Lot Number Five (Sl m Tuppers Plams spent Sunday S W Pomeroy's Addttron IQ the City of Pomeroy rn Fractton No wllh her mother, Mrs. Edna 17, Town No 2. Range 13 save Summerfield. and e~<cept 100 feet sQuare oft of Mr and Mrs Gerald Sumthe North end ot seld Lot No 5 Tract No 3 merfield and daughter, Amber, Begrnnmg at the Southwest corner of Lot No F 1ve on spent Sunday w1th his parents, Prospect Htll rn s w Mr and Mrs Rex SumPomeroy 's Addrt1on to said Cit~ of Pomeroy , thence North 2 merfield Oeg East 206 feet, thence Mr and Mrs Ron Billy of North 88 Oe; West 100 teet visited her 1 Thence South 2 Oeg West 183 Pltlsburgh, feet thence South 70 Dtg .co· parents, Mr and Mrs John ! EISt along the North side of a •, forty foot strett lOot feet to place Flck. Of beginning Sav~no and ex Mr and Mrs Bernard'" CtPftng coal and Other minerals, the nght to mine F:aaelstem of North Olmstead samt without encumbrance to were recent visrtors of Mr and the surface, and all Wly$ and rights of ways along eny Mrs John Fick mineral seam hereby reserved M~ and Mrs Richard F1ck Rtftrtnce Deed Vol 75 had a fannly dinner In honor <if Page 171, Deed Records, MergS County, OhiO Your Walnuts will be Hulled Free of Charge and We Wtll Pay You. SKATE AWAY, open Wed nesday, Fnday and Saturday eventngs from 7 30 p m to 10 30 p m Avatlable for provate parltes on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday even1ngs, also Saturday and P.O Bo• 267 I ' st 992 3891 d n rumen,s Sunday afl&rnoons Schedule Pomeroy, Oh1o GIBSON Guttar , beauttful Les your parlles early Phooe 985 Pa 1 t 3929 or 985 m6 u cus om, sunburst finish new, 1 2 pnce $375, phone 388 10 1 12tc 8271 10 6 6tp YARD Sale, Thursday Froday For Sale and Saturday on larktn Sf , SADDLES - 2 black Parade ::-::-------= Rulland lad1es dresses, outt1ts S6S eac~ 1 brown btg SPINET CONSOLE PIANO 1 Wanted responsible par~ to blouses, skirts, IOc apiece horn Itke new S70 phone 992 take 1 • 10 4 3tc 6793 over spme p1ano asy - - - ' - -- terms Can be seen locally tO 6 21p 2 FAMILY poroh and yard sale, Wrhle Credit Manage( , R 0 --~--~---~ Fnday and Salurday, some TWO Boil 216, Shelbyville lndfana regtSiered polled dnfrques ~" and Avon bottles , 46~1'6 ' ------- Deceased , The unknown heirs, TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER new products stnr.e the for whose place of restdence fs the B b Sh unknown. The unknown t\errs,"' arner s ar er op is d~vrsees , legatees, distrlbutees, ..,gotng to be closed - Our shop administrators and f)CtCutors wdl be open throughout the rf any. of James Ward , coming Wrnter Season and deceased the unknown heirs, Btll Warner wtll do rnen s ha 1r devisees, legatees, dlstrlbutees, cuthng and stylrnQ by ap act.mrnislrators and executors, polntmen1 Phone 992 3130 if any , of Ruby Ward Hill , Deceased John Howard whose 10 6 2tp lace of restdence Is 15.CI3 !Salta, Compton. Cal tfornla GUN SHOO f, Broad Run Rod 90220 GonzeH Howard whose and Gun Club, New Haven, W Place of residence rs l5.c1J Va , Sunday, Oct 8, noon til Vlsalu1 , Compton. California 90220 Davis Howard, whose Place of nsidence rs unknown _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.;._1_ 0_5_3t.c The unknown herrs, devisees, legatees, dl~trlbutees, ad YARD Sale, you name It, we've got 11 Thursday, Fnday and min!strartors ilnd executors If any, of James1 Smith, Saturday 43 Coal Street. Deceased , Th~ unknowh hetrs, Mtddleport devisees, legatee-s, distributees. 10 J.41c admmrstrators and e)Cecvtors, 1f any, of Carrie Henshaw, Oeceastd The unknown helrs. MUSIC t administrators and executors. rf 1ny at Mildred Thompson. Deceased 1 The unknown heirs, devlsees, legatees. drsti"lbutees, admtntstrators and executors. 6 28 tfc Bnng Your Unhulled KOS'COT KOSMETICS <MINK OIL BASE) We ha•e many Pomeroy, Ohio, capsule5 $1 98 at Nelson Et al, Defenduts Drugs The Defendants, Mary Anna 10 6 11p Davrs whose place of res,dence _ _ _ _ __ ___...:.:_: devisees, legatees, dlstrlbulees. Buy Wrlle M D Mtller, Rt ~ Pomeroy , Ohlc Call 9'12 6271 • WEIGHT wtth De. A Diet w Wanted To TWIN Needle sewtng machme Lord's day" 1 RUTH LEWIS~' Route J, Box 16 tS H 18 Sunday School-9 30 A M. Worshi,......10.4S A.M. Young Ptopr..-t\ at P.M Evtn1ng Wori/ilp-'7 30 P.M Plaintiff REDUCE excess flutds w rth FLUIDEX, $1 69 - LOSE' Pomeroy, Ohto, L----=:::..:..:.::...:.:.:.:.._J Revelations 1 and 10 "I was In the Splrll on !he Conservatory of Mus1c Phone THE COURT OF 9 78 121c COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Nohce By Publlutron YARD SALE. Slorys R m Rf}dd, ' No 15, 113 I n11le up off Rt 7, Sunday CHARLES LEWIS, -- -- - --....,.-1_:_ 06 ltp Route 3, Box 16 women , young men, b\))'S VACUUM Cleaner 9'12 3825 l~l PANTS & JEANS SALE I and girls Hurry lo FARM HAND on datry farm POMEROY • Phone 949 3193 9._ Jack w Caney, Mgr . 10 5 3tp Ailll Phone 992 2111 Of DfuRftl \lfl NAZARENE ORGAN and ptano tnstrucllon by graduale ot Clnetnnat• LEGAL NOTICE ___ ~=::::;.~~~;;=::;. OL.O F:urnllore; oa~ fables, organs, dishes, clocks, brass SYRACUSE beds, or complete households And 1 m1k! west of Rock Spnngs Fa.rgrounds SALE STARTS7 .00 PM FRIDAY, OCT 6 EXPERT Wheel Alignment.. '5.55 Price Smash! 9 26 person Crow s S1eak House " -- ___._ 10 66tc B,ps:tp~ss . t Services ; ' Buy2 Pa~rund lfc GET 1 PAIR FR_EE CAR HOP wanted .- ;pply In All kinds, all $tzes for men, Pomeroy . o Cliff - .. turday 9 1 JOlt 45769 3507 TRAIL!'R, Sh.utrl ltke r'ICW Phone 985 lady good salary, room and boa(d phone 992 5397 or 992 ARN0LD BROTHERS befoundforeachmemberof the family $1 50 for 50 word m mlmum Each additional word 2c BLIND AOS , Addrt 1onal 25c Charge per Advertrsement te n or phone 882 2482 CondthOners I CAMPING 10 6 31p WOMAN to ltve tn wtlh elderly a rer Hea 1ers Plumbmg 1 1W k J CC ' I 1C<l Or Be shop Olt i U ' ' ' early, where someth ng can CARD OF THANKS ' & OBITUARY PAINTING, tntenor and Pnn•c r()y 16' ~ JR49 E'xt.l•ll!•nl lnt l(Jf' licncflfs and ,,d,NUlt:CtHc td uppurlunt ty Fur tntcrvtcw wrdc c u The D•l•ly Scnlinc l , Box 7'19 a, H? W ' ucutrve Insertions 25 Per Cent Discount on pa 1 ads and ads pard wrth ln 10 days For Sale W'"' '' '' SilO ,,,l<~ry duron<i <:.n 1"JJ''"Y lrrl!lllllO progrcun Wmdow • Atr ' Wanted N/\ IIi 1Nl\l , II( c t 11 scds l.t; 1u 11 11t i l t' t ,lr(.\cr mtndcd HEATING & COOUNG HAYMAN'S AUQION HOUSE ~or Wan' Ad Service 5 cents per Word one ms!rlton Help ·'HElL'' • rrght to edit or re1ect any ads Cleemed obtect•onal The PUblisher Will not be respoMible for more than one mcorrect lnserllon ' Nohce r r r ' ' ' ' r 11 11 .. ~ Sentinel ClBssifieds .Get ActionLSentineu:Jassifieds~ Get Results! IN~~:~:~~N r r r 1 r ' ,,,, .,Oct6,1972 9-TheDailySentmel.:~~j~r::::~~~~~~-----------. •- !'he Da1ly Sent mel, M1ddteport-Pomeroy. 0 . Oct 6, 1•112 . DEADLINEs • t ' " �' • N01'/CE ~ PM Dav Before Publicaliort Monday Deadline 9 am Canceflatlon _corrections W!l1beaccept.dunltl9am for STEER' Davof Publlcatu;m ~ REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the • JO R-ATES • Mlnrmum Charge 7Sc " 12 cents per word three consecutrve msertrons ' 18 cenls per word sfx con- For bargains galore smart and Chrtstmas 1 We 5e ll retarl & wholesale' 1 I we come o all dealers' Follow the crowd, Spec ra 1 OFFICE HOuw• ·8 30 am to 5 oo p c Jatly, 8 30 • m to 12 oo Noon Y~2 Fnday, October 61ust off the Po~teroy Mtddleport By pass on old Rl 7 at Laurel I Employment Wanted e~ 10 6 6tp - - -- - - - ------ WALNUTS ma hon of thts Com~any several new ones Hus Also monttt plus monthly spec1als All these In addtllo~ to !he unknown , Addis M Davis, THE RUMOR 'S mculaltng thaf • orrgtnals Ladtes, we would hke very much for you to try these cosmeflcs and to serve you Phone Helen Jane, 992 5113 ==--"-:--_::10~1 lie VIRGINIA's B~auty Salon on Success Road belween Tuppers Platns and Long Bollon1 Open 6 days, some evenings Phone 667 3041 Operator, Vlrg1n1a Hayman 914301c e tf any, of Oorothy Devol, devisees legatees, dlstrlbulees, adm.n lstrators and executors, 1f any , of Nora Howard, Oecehed, The unknown heirs, devr~e~s legatees dlstrlbutees, admrntstra1ors and . llttcutors, If anv. of Mary Smith Rollins, across from upper end of Syracuse stale park ram or publlcetlon oil this nc let b' not llttr 1han fhe 27111 dly o November, 1912, or llldtmont by default will be rtneltrtd egalnsl you Evelyn Luckt 1 Clerk of Courts Mtltl County, Ohio er.w. Crow a. Por.ttt Attornols for Plelntlff 22.2t. 11o1 •· u. 20. 21 ftc'"' , ra ..... r- WSW I were wllh an Eaalern Air 1 llaclli crlllhld Into I 81 pei'IOIII wlthrn four months Dated thiS 3rd day of October 1972 t 101 . ..... Iabar. 6 • 13 , 20 ltc LE,G~l ljOTICE The Bptrd" Jif.. TrusJeu of Salisbury, ToV.nsh 16, will recllvt.b ds u~tn 10 00 O'Clock AM :r,HE 21ST OAY OF Oc tobtr 1972, for fho purchuo of a new motor grader, witt! mini mum specoflcatlons u follows 1,.3 cu In diesel eng ine. 135 H P scarifier, Power steerrng IJX~.C tires front and rear 10 ply ' roll type cab wllh heater dttroster , foot accelerator . decelerator , runnmg lights front and rear, e-mergency fluher llghl!, 12 11 full Minimum wolghl 2•.soo lbs Olforwo u triltt In, one 330 ~foddl~(· Wutlnghouu Motor llddor1 to a.!n>lt do lolled sptclllcellons' ot equipment olfertd The Board of Town•hlp hydraulic control mold bo.-rd Truatees reservt tht riOht to rtltct 1ny or ofall the bids Board of By ordtr Salisbury Township Trustees 6 1J, 2t Rlc hard Bailey, Clerk WANT AD l----·--------J - prrcc or terms Phone 992 5641 -- Bur ea u, Sunbeam deep fryer , utlllly cart , porch swing, lawn chatrs, mattresses and sprmgs, ladders, d1shes, brlc On Most American Cars -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 available --_____ _;10 3 6tc , Electro Hygtene New Demonstrator has all cleanmg attachments plus the new Electro Suds for shampoom9 carpet Only Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8TII5 Monday lhru Salurday 606 E. Matn, Pomeroy, 0 . O'DELL WHEEL al1gnmenl located al Crossroads, Rt 12~ Complele front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels balanced elec Ironically All work guaranteed Qj:IIAc:nn.-hl.o rates Phone 742 3232 or 9'12 3213 1 v ric WILL cut or tnrn · tr ees, reasonable also clean out basements att•cs and cellars phone 949 3221 10 4 301c •ROOFING •HEATING •PLUMBING •CARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING For free Estimate PHONE 992-2550 . • I• £AR1H MOVING Dozer & ponds, End loader worl<, land. We ha"" 2 sire basement, scap~ng do1ers, 2 sue loar;lers. Work done by hour or contract. Free Esl1mates, We also haul 1111 dlrf, top SOli Dump trucks and low-boy for ~ire. See Bob or Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy Phone t92·352S atler 7 p m or phone 992· 5232 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Mam Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE r~:es~~::e D~~YRe~o~~ From !he largest .... :;::;: Bulldozer Radtalor to the Smallest Healer Core Nathan Btggs Radiator Spec1ahst -- 1HI YOUI DIAL• ~~--~~ ' -- SYRACUSE - Relahves attendmg the Golden Wedding anmversary of Mr and Mrs M1llard Duckworth Sunday, October I, m Huntmgton, W Va were Mr and Mrs Carl Duckworth of Zanesville, Mr and Mrs J,11mes Gumsler and daughter K1tty, P1ckermgton, Mr and Mrs Harold McComas, sons Steve and Gary of Ravenswood, Mr and Mrs James R White and Mary Beth, Dunbar, Mr and Mrs J1m McComas and son Scott and Dav1d McComas, Huntmgt9n, Mrs Agnes Wh1te and Mr R1chard Duckworth, local, and many fnends of the Ravenswood and Huntmgton area _____ - ---- - - - - --TRAILER lot , Bob's Mobtle Court, Syracuse, phone 9'12 2951 10 6 lfc PRICE REDUCED 1973 HOMES Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.· Broker by to I LEVY ENDORSED The Rutland Volunteer F1re , Department has endorsed the i 'five mill Metgs Local School I 'DIStl'lct operatmg levy to be : placed before voters of the l d1strict at the Nov 7 election LODGE TO MEET Pomeroy Chapter 80, RAM, Wlll meet m stated sesswn at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the ,. Pomeroy Masonic Temple All offiCers and compan1ons are requested to be present I • PICKUPS SET RACINE - Garbage pickup m th1s v1llage w1ll be on Mondays and Tuesdays effective \)ct 16 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 'Underwrtters Laboratory DINNER OCTOBER 17 The annual meetmg of the Me1gs County Farm Bureau FederatiOn will be held at 7 19 tp.ln On Tuesday,Octl l7, ar the 1Chesler Elementary' School ReservatiOns for a steak dmner nnay be made by wnting the off1ce, PO Box 426, Pomeroy, or calling Pomeroy 992-2181. 110 Mechanic Street Whtch we are ordering for our customers, are approved tnsure customers the besl Qualtly Home Before you buy, dnve to Tuppers Plai~S and check our Homes. and Prices. LIONS TO MEET The Pomeroy - Middleport Lions Club w1ll meet for lunch Wednesday at the Meigs Inn. MEIGS MOBILE HOMES \News, Society • Mr and Mrs Carl Barre and I h,. brother, Howard, of Cmcmnati spent a few days ' VISlhng her brother and siSterin-law, Mr and Mrs Fred ' Jenkms, other relallves and , fr1ends" The Rev and Mrs. Linson Stebbins of Gallipolis spent an t'vemng w1th Mrs: Da1sy Rou$, Mr and Mrs George Schneider Mr. and Mrs Don Cottrill and Sharon v1sited m J;>ickenngton with Mr and Mrs Edward Chapman and Eddy, Mr. and Mrs Thomas J. · Quick of Columbus Mr. and Mrs Howard Largent have returned home from two weeks vac41tion at Argo, Florida Villt&ng recenUy at the home - - - -- ---- 10-1 6tc ~=::;===~===~ BUSINESS 10Htp 10.~3tc USED CARS Comet 2 dr , 6 cyl auto 72 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air- .. ··16500 72 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, power, air ...... '6500 72 Olds Toronado, full power, air ......... '5295 72 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, .power, air, v-roof '4295 71 Olds ~8 Lux. Sedan, full power, air •• ·'4200 71 _Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, air·· ' 14000 70 Cadillic Sedan DeVille! full power, a1r '4000 70 Olds 98 H.T. 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, ' Sedan, full full power, air, '3100 power, air .. •·'1795 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., air .......... 11995 69 Chev. Bis. 2 Dr., 6 cyl, std..............'1295 1.1 2 Dr. 69 BUICK .......:............... ~1695 Custom LeSab~e . 4 dr , fac atr , p S 25,000 m 1 • P B, 69 BUICK .....................}1495 LeSabre. 4 dr • small V-8, auto Oean car I 68 MERCURY ................... ~995 Cyclone 2 dr H T, 390 V 8, auto 68 VOLKSWAGEN ............$995 Auto St1ck sh1fl 68 CHEV. ························· $fi!J~ Chevelle 2 dr 6 cyl , floor sh 1ft 66 Oldsmobile 88 4 Dr. H.T............... . '595 65 Buick La Sabre 2 Door H.T. . .......... '495 64 Olds 88 2 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto. •• •••• •• • '295 65 RAMBLER ..................$495 H.T., air..... 1 New '73 Cadillac and Olds NOW ON DISPLAY Karr & Van Zanclt " Yoll'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eventngs Until 6>0(}- T1l ~ , P M. Sal 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. 66 FORD ........................}595 Falcon 6 cyl , stand N1ce car QUALITY ALSO NICE SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS OFFICE HOURS 9:30 T0 1 1~, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST.. Ele 225, 4 dr H T Loaded. \..oronet 4 dr sed , real clean car .!12 Ton P1ckup Only 36,481 m1les Pnced to sell Coronet dr T Local one owner, factory a 1 auto Pmed to sell Monaco 2 dr H. T Ole a!the cleanest cars m town Only Lux 98 4 dr sed . Local one owner, factory a1r Real sharp. Custom 4 dr sed 011y 56,281 miles on th•s 6 cyl Open Evenmgs T1i 7 P.M. & Sat. Till 1l Noon lor Service & Sales 5 P.M. RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph 985-4100 Located on St Rt. 7 Chester, 0. Tuppers Plains NEW WESTERN BOOTS '11.M MODERN SUPPLY Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle Mr and Mrs. Carl B1ddle of Winterhaven, Florida and Mrs Thelma Farnsworth of Keno were Wednesday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle Sunday School attendance at the Untied Methodist Church was 54 and offermg $19 55 Worship attendance was 35 and offermg $31 41 Eden News Social Notes By Martha Holsinger Mrs Sol B1gle:, Attendance at Eden Sunday Mr and Mrs Chnton Sehoul October I was 80 Holsinger and family visited Mr and Mrs Ervan Blake, with Mr and Mrs James Sprmgfield, spent the weekend Carter and family Saturday w1th hiS father, Rev Eldon evening Blake Mr and · Mrs Russell Frank Barber v1s1ted his Holsmger and family, Chester, brother, Leonard Barber and Vlsl ted Mrs Martha Holsinger family Sunday Thursday Mr and Mrs AI va Holsmger Mrs Robert Webb and Laura Jr and fam1ly, Mr and Mrs Jean, Guysville, visited V1rgil Holsinger and family recently with Martha an? Mrs Emm~ ~an , Meter Holsinger and Mr. and Mrs and family_ v1slted Surrday Clinton Holsinger and lamlly. afternoon w1th their lfluther, Martha Holsinger Raymond Holsinger visited Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean were Thursday evemng w1th Mr and BUCS FAVORED Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley STATELINE, Nev (UPI) Jr , Judy Kay, Susan, Dale and Thursday night They showed Pittsburgh is a 6-6 favorite to Hobble of W1erton, W Va f1lms of tl1m work In Spain, wm the National League Mr and Mrs Harold While, France and surroilnalng playoffs over Cincinnati, acMr and Mrs V1rgd Kmg and coun try They will be here on cording to Harrah's Tahoe Mrs Neva Kin g were m furlough for a short time and Race Book. Harrah's also gave Po1 tsmouth Sunday to v1s1l wh1lc here were guests of Mr Oakland a 6-5 edge over Detroit Mrs Jess1e Carr Mrs Neva and Mrs V~rg1l Kmg and m the American League Kmg remamed for a longer fam1ly playoffs VISII Wllh her SISler Richard Dean, Gar old Gdkey and R1ck Gilkey spent a weekend m Washington, D C and V1rg1ma where they toured Wa sh1ngton, vis1ted (Continued from page 6) • _ Sn11thson1on In st itute, good well after another to the Philistines This waa another good Washmgton and Lmcoln trait of his personallty, being willing to share. By dlaglng thae Memonals and the Luray wells he not only provided for hl.s own family, but allo for the Cavern at V1rgima community in wh1ch he 1Uved He dldn 't particularly 11M the Mr and Mrs Lester Arnold Phlllatines; never.theleulhe was able to get along with them and B11ly spent a recent because he loved God. Uyouallow God to plan your life there will weekend w1th Mrs Hazel be fewer people you will dilllke. Arnold and Walter IBaac's life was one of contentment becauee of his love and Recent vls1tors of Mrs Neva obedience to God. IB88c waa a happy man becauae he allowed Kmg were Mr and Mrs Evan God to plan hla lUe. Who plallll your life? - BUI Carter, MidGenhe1mer of Florda, Mr and dleport, Rt. I. Mrs Walter Schrtber of Ball Run and Ronald Genhclmer of ' Africa Mr and Mrs John Perdas of Johnstown , Pa , were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Perdas Jr and Mary Mr and Mrs Leonard Perdas and Jenmfer, also of Johnstown, were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Roger Young and Westley J01mng the group for a p1cmc at Route 33 Park were Mr and Mrs Henry Perdas and son of Portsmouth, Mr and Mrs Russell Well of Chester, Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal and Pemse and Karla. Mrs Jennte Hollie Is spending some time with her daughter, Mr and Mrs Robert • Swearmgton and son at Dayton Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs John l)ean and Richard and Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean were Mr and Mrs Clair Waggoner of Harnsonvllle, Mr and Mrs Paul Paynter of Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Garold Gdkey and famdy of Athens, Mr and Mrs Walter Terrell of Pataskala, Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley of Chester and J1m Halley and Joy Waggoner, Harrl!onvUie and Mr and Mrs Kennetll Marklns of Racine Rev and Mrs John Jesbl!l'g, missionary from France sponiOI'ed by the Missionary Mulberry Ave.· 992-2115 Pomeroy Club of Carleton Church, were guest speakers at the church Kingsbury News, Notes the Sermonette .TIME FOR and For Fall Planting SUGAR RUN MILLS I 741-4211 t·Anlolcl Grate Rut'...... ~~--~----~~~--~==~~~• • ' I • 011y See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Letha Morris Nam ed OES Worthy Matron In 1965, Pope Paul made an h1stonc 14-hour visit to New York (:lty to plead for world peace before the United Nalwns 1972 BUICK ........... .'.~ ..... s4995 1971 DODGE ....... ~~.~~.. ~2795 1970 FORD .................... ~2395 1970 DODGE ............... •2895 2 H r-. 1970 FORD .................... ~2795 390 V-8, 1967 DODGE .............. !.1295 1966 OLDS ........................ •99 5 1962 FORD ......................... •495 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND @) Pomeroy Motor Co. USED -cARS . DON'T FORGET WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 4 Dr wagon, 9 pass, 6 cy l , auto Oscar Babcock Mr and Mrs Veri Tuttle Society Ne\\s spen l the weekend w1th thetr By Mrs Evelyn Bnckles . .,sun, Mr and Mrs Bob Tuttle F~rs t Lt and Mrs Roger L and fam1ly of Columbus $1995 1969 FORD Coe 1the for mer Lmda K l TO Coupe, 390 V.8 engine 3 speed automatte power Clarence N1chols went to steering, power brakes faclory atr, grey ftntsh Good Spence1) of Fort Bragg, N C , Cla1 ksburg W Va Monday to whtle wall tires, radio are an nouncmg the b1rth of see h1s nephew, Mr Harry lhe1r !Irs( ch1ld, a daughter, Nichols, who ISsenously 111 tn a 1968 CAMARO 51795 born Sept 23, we1ghmg 7 lbs , 5 husp1tal there Converttble. local 1-owner, low mileage car beauttlul cream finish wllh black top, bucket seats, wtth console, oz and named Deborah Anne Mr and Mrs Wayne new white wall tires. power steenng and automatic tran s The grandparents are Mr and Bnckles were Sunday afmtsslon, radio ONE OF THE SCARCE ON~S , AND AS Mrs Guy A Spencer, Tuppers lernoon guests of Mr and Mrs NICE AS THEY COME Plams, Mr and Mrs M1llard John Hayes of Chester 1967 CHEVROLET WAGON $1295 R Coe of Rt 2, Coolville Mrs Leone Babcock, Mrs Impala 3 seats, good 1st lme w w ttres automatic trans Great-grandparents are Mr Eulah Swan and Mru Leota power steering & brakes, V 8 engtne, luggage rack radto be1ge fintsh , matchmg vmyl tntertor 1 owner and Mrs Edward Chevaher, Massar received word of the Reedsv1ile, 0 , and Mrs death of the1r coustn, Clinton Tresste Spencer, Middleport Sm11h, of Long Bottom who Oscar Babcock attended the passed away at Veterans OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. funeral of <;;harles Larkms of Memonal Hospital, Pomeroy, i'PMEROY, OHIO Long Bottom Monday one day last week and funeral Mr and Mrs Willie Frecker, serv1ce was Frtday Mme1 sv1lle Route, Mr and Mrs Nelt1e Smothers of Fl Mrs Wateman Whtle of Keno Myers, Flonda spent a couple Mr and Mrs Hobert Newell or of weeks here w1th her sister, Chester were Sunday dmner Mrs Grace Sm1th guests of Mr and Mrs Jess1e Mr and Mrs Raymond Newell It was m observance or' Larkms and daughter returned Jessie Newell's 89th birthday here from Germany to the Blam Taylor and Danny home of h1s sister, Mr and RACINE - Officers for 1973 Hensley InstallatiOn of of- Sp url ock VISite d W1lbur Mrs Norman Weber and were elected Monday evemng fleers )"111 be held at the stated N1ckles at the hosp1lal m daughter for a v1s1t by Racme Chapter No. 134, meeting on Dec 4 Athens Tuesday evemng and Mr and Mrs Blatn Taylor he IS somewhat unproved Order of Eastern Star, m a and grandson , Brian Taylor, Commumcahons and In· regular session at the Masonic v1tahons to recept10ns and Agnes H1ll was taken to VISited her siSter, Mrs Joseph Temple w1th Cora Webb, W Fr1ends' Nights were read Camden Clark Hospttal, Rme at a hosp1talm Wheeling M , and Ralph Webb, W P , Jake Gaul was reported 111 Parkersburg, Saturday after Sunday where she 1s a pat1ent pres1dmg and in the Veter-ans Memorial she suffered a heart attack after a heart attack She Is Elected were worthy Hosp1tal A report on the wh1le al her employment at slowly recovertng Mstron, Letha Morris, Worthy rummage sale and sale of Cha pman 's Store at Coolville Mr and Mrs Roscoe GobMr and Mrs Eddie Pnce of bons of Akron and Mr and Patron, Clifford Morns, placr mats and kmves was Assoc1ate Matron, Lllllan g1ven by the secretary Newar k VISited here Saturday Mrs Clay Tuttle Of Middleport Weese, Assoc Patron, Ralph Reports of the trustees, audit, w1th her s1ster, Mr and Mrs were Friday supper guests of Webb, Secretary, Gretta and budget comm1 ttees were Sunpson: Treasurer, Chlorus read and were approved Gnmm, Conductress, Opal Birthdays of the members Diddle, Associate Con- for July, August, a nil dctober ductress, Barbsra Roush, and were announced and g1fis were trustee for 3 years, Leona presented by the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron to them Refreshments of 1ce cream of Mr and Mrs Leanord Bass and fam1ly have been Mr. and and cake were served by the Mrs John Bass, Chr1ss1e and men of the chapter Once you pull an • pelr Stephen of Elyr1a, Mr and of Acme Wutern boots, Mrs Rudy Stewart, Rodney by plane from Columbus they'll be lops on your wanted llsf You'll lttf and Robyn of Mt. Vernon, Mr Mr and Mrs James Harden !he dllltrtnct In and Mrs Larry Brown of of London spent the weekend comfort and - jho Delaware w1th h1s parents, Mr and Mrs dlfftronco In looks . thanks lo lht light· M~ LoUise J<ahn of La Robert Harden, and sister, weight c'"'structlon ot Selle, M1ch1gan has rented the Debbie lu•urlout ltothtra tra1ler property of Mr · and Mr and Mrs td1son HubMrs Charles Lytle, corner of bard, Mrs Donald Hubbard Th1rd and College Streets. MISS 'and Donna Marie spent the Kahn teaches Engllsh and ' weekend w1th the former's son French m the Meigs H1gh and daughter-m-law Mr and School Mrs Dale Hubb~rd and Mrs Charles Blake has " daughter m v1rgm 1a returned home from a three Mrs Agnes Wh 1te Mr MIN'S Is WOMIN'S weeks tr1p to R1chland, Richard Duckworth : acWashmgton, where she VIsited companied by Mr and Mrs. STARTING AT her son and daughter-m-law, Carl Duckworth, Mrs Pauline Mr and Mrs B1ll Eynon and Guinsler and Kitty, and Mary !am1iy, another son and Beth White, VISited w1th their ilaughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs . aunt, Mrs Sydney Bartels m John Eynon She made the trip Huntington Of ON 3f• Ton , local one owner, 1695 68 Dodge Cor. 2 Dr. H.T., V~. auto., P.S. 'lli95 68 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan ................... '1295 Pontiac Bonneville OPlOMElRIST _ 992 5786 -~---------- ATOUI ~~ .· USED CAR i ., h9k r(il:if m BUYS 71 MERCURY ...............}1795 \ For Rent 4 ROOM a. bath furnished POMEROY OHtO aparlmonl, ulillllu ~Mild; no 2 BEDROOM, Furn , all ' children or peh, Belloy's electric apartment, down Store, Upper Busl~u• Block, stairs Available this wee~< • Mlddltp<Jrl, PH. Phone 992 73U or m 7133. .;;:;::;:::::-:----::---:--~ 10.1 61p tf1.6.3fc COAL, llmutone, ExcelsiOr . _i ANO 4 R0UM fumfr'-' Sal! Works, E Main Sf , h Mowu "'"' o0meroy, PhiJilo 992•3191. ~n1urn11 ed., apartmtt~lt. SLEEPING rooms. phGnt 992 · I 3975 or 992 2571 12•tfc "hont 992·541. _ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ ~12·tfc:! TAKE APEEl SHIPMENT Syracus~ Conl1ct Gulclo J. Glrollml 1 Many Attended Anniversary Cleland Realty - - - -- - 605 W. MAIN ST. Kay McKelvey , Frank1e Mumaw, Myla . Hudson, M1ldred P1erce and Tma, Jamce Lawson and Dav1d, Agnes Wh1te, Jean Hall , Thelma Grueser, Lon Chapman, R1chard Duckworth, Margaret Cottrtll and Florence Potts SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph 992-2174 Pomeroy SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Stop In and See Our S E WAGE SYSTEMS Floor Display . CLEANED, REPAIRED MilLER SANITATION SEWING MACH STEWART OHIO PHONE SEE US FOR Awnings, sfortn service, all 662 3035 doors and wtndows, carports, The Fabric Shop, ____ _ _ __ _ 10_4 He marquees, aluminum ~ldlng Authorized Singer . and railing A Jacob, sales $erv1ce We Sharpen Scl:ssoo·s. READY MIX CONCRETE representaltve For Ire& delivered right lo )'Our esl1mates. phone Charlo.: ,. , - , : : - - - - - _ ; .3-29 He project Fast and easy Free losle, Syracuse, V v AUTOMOBILE lnsuranc• ....,., ·--~ estimates Phone 992·328~ . Johnson and Son, Inc bEFT tn lay away, 1972 model Lost your cancelled' Goegleln Ready Mix Co ,, 3 2 tts1 operator's zrg Zllg sewmg machme Th1s l1cense? Call 9'11Mtddleport, Ohio -----.,--,-----, .machrne mak,es buttonholes . 2966 . darns, embrorder1es Pay 6 JO lie' BACKHOE AND DOZER work~ 6 15 tfr balance of 538 SO or pay $5 55 -::::::==~,.--------"" Sephc tanks Installed Georoe _:._~~---per mo Phone 992 5331 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED lilii II Pulltns Phone 992 WQ HUSBM~D and wtfe 1anllorat 425 lfc 10 J6tc REASONABLE rates Ph 446 serv1ce team Home and 4782, Galll£>011s, John Russell, commerctal Walls, wtndows, Owner & Operator JUST TAKEN IN, Singer floors Call GalltpoltS Ohto Real Estate For Sale Sewing Machine Will sell for 446 1607 ' 5 12 "' small balance ol $36 21 or OWEN CROW Bldg on 10 5 6tp C BRADFORD, Auctioneer THE payments may be arranged Sycamore and Matn St, Complete Servtce Phone 9'12 5331 Pomeroy Property consists Phone 949 3821 97 tfc of two apratments and two Real Estate For Sale Racine, Ohto bustnesses Person could lrve 'Crllt Bradford 8 TRACK STEREO, freight 1n one apartment and have damaged, In beaultlul walnut 5 1 llo rentals to pay on fmancmg console Will sell for S101 SO or :-:-:':':"""~--_....:__ Frnancmg can be arranged P<IY S1 SO per week Phone 992 DOZER and back hoe work, For delatls call Fred W Crow ponds and septic tanks, dtl 5331 992 or 992 2562 Reason chtng serv1ce top sotl,· ttll for 2692 9 7 tfc sale to settle an estate dtd, ltmestone, B&K Ex Fred W Crow, Attorney At Phone 992 5367, Law POODLE pupp1es. Sliver Toy, cavalmg Dtck Karr, Jr, Parkvlew Kennels Phone 992 10 5 31c 9 I lfc 5443 _.:.:..._ 8-15 ftc 3 BEDROOM all electric home "HUNTERS PARADISE wtlh basement Phone Appx 10 acres, 4 mil~ from 997 3975 or 992 2571 Ractne, mce hunting cabin, APPLES F1tzpatrtck Or Mobile Homes For Sale cement pad and hook up for chards . State Roule 689 CASH paid for all mal<es ana 10 4 Jtc models of mobile homes . trailer, basement 15 dug for a Phone W•lkesvllle 669 3785 Phone area code 6t4 42,3t9531 IDEAL 5 ACRE RANCH Lake house, 3,300block that can be 8 30 tfc --~,------· :He , Conchas New Mextco $2,975 used for the baseiJienl or to No down No Interest $25 mo buold another cabin All 12FT ALUMINUM boat and 4 5 for 119 mos Vacatton FOR S3,70il 00 r p motor used one lime ParadiSe Free Brochure "WEIGHING VALUES?" call 997 3029 • Air Cond11toners Ranchos lake Conchas Box ThiS 3 bedroom home ' In 10 4 4IC •Awnmgs , 2001 01) Alameda, Caltforota ,•1 j ~y,~afUs,''rJVIY be lust wh~t 11 ACRES In Syracuse, ad 94501 ro~tre !!t!l~lng fnr Bath,.'¥'P • Underpmnlng 10 3 30fp new gas fotced air furnace 1acent to new houstng pro1ect on Sand Hill all utlllltes Complete mobile hame' - - -- - - - ON A NICE LOT -Only avatlable sn ,ooo, call 865 service - plus gigantic' 5 ROOM house and balh , SS.OOO 00 2280, New Malamoras Ohio display of mobile homes located on Brtck Street, "IN POMEROY" belore 3 p no John H McCoy Rutland mterlor betng This nice two bedroom home always available at remodeled phone 742 3334 can be yours, balh and •;, ___ _ __ .. 10_46tp 10-3 12tc basement on a 50><200 lot MILLER USED Copperlone Hoover ONLY $7,000 00 washer, good co ndthon 8 ROOM house and bath, ntce "HOME FOR MOBILE HOMES phone 992 3324 large lot, natural gas, built tn LARGE FAMILY" 1220 Washington Blvd cabmets rn kttchen Close to _ _ _ _ _ _ _1o_• 3tp This four bedroom, 2 story radto stati on m Bradbury 423-7521 BELPRE, 0 home s1ts on a level 1acre lot 7FT POOL table, lo ke new S40 Phone 992 2602 9 2 tc In Tuppers Plains, bath, and Zrg zag sew1ng machme 9 12 - - - -- - -- - a nice workshop ASK TO w1lhout cabrnet, S2S red SEE THIS SOON drnette set w1th 4 charrsj $20 , Me1gs Mobile Homes HOUSE In Long Boltom , phone 511,50000 ' grey dtnelle set woth 2 chatrs, 985 3529 CALL US TODAY, WE 510, phone 667 3403 6 ll·lfc HP,.VE MANY OTHER _ _ _ __ _ __:_1.:....; 0 43tc PROPERTIES RACiNE - 10 room house, 1912" APACHE Eagle Fold up HENRY E. CLELAND balh, basement, garage, two ca mper , tnc ludes spare trre, ots Phone 949 4313 • REALTOR canopy and plastic storm On Our Last - ------.,---45 tfP' '---""-P-HO_N_E_9_9,..2·22-59_ _ j window Trailer has been wired for electm, 3 outlets 1972 MOBILE HOME Excellenl condition $650, call left on our lot. 992 5815 after, 5 p m 10 4 4tc _ __ _ _ _ __....:_.::_: S27 50 cash pnce or terms avat lable Phone 9'12 5641 1036tc · - -- - 1972 REPOSSESSED 8 track stereo, lUSt like new Take over payments of S7 25 per nto or P<IY balance of $88 47 Phone 992 5331 10 3·61c .,- - SYRACUSE- A5 30 polluck chicken d1nner, hosted by the Enuly M1ss10nary Circle of the F1rst Umted PreSbyterian Chur•h, was enJoyed m the ' _church Annex Sunday evemng, Ocl I ' Followmg dmner the group went mto the church sancluary, where the program was presented Opemng prayer was ~ given by the Rev Dw1ght , Zav1tz DedicatiOn of the Least <Com was read by Agnes White, 1 r, followed With a prayer , Members of the Jumor Choir , , sang' Kum Ba Yah" The Rev : and Mrs Zav1tz sang 'In the ' Shelter of H1s Love" ' - Gro~p smgmg of hymns was • dlTected by Mrs Zav1tz and a closmg prayer was g1ven by Myla Hudson ' Genev1eve Scnne1der, Eleanor' a brae, odds and ends, 10 ·- - - -- a m to 6 p m . Oclober 6th & APARTMENT, 3 rooms and 71h, 462 S 5th St, Middleport, balh ground floor. 2 pnvate 667 3891 Tuppers Plains, 0 ef) trances u ft Itt le s pa 1d , t..__ _ _ _:..:_:...:_~:.:::::::.::J Ohfo 10 1 61c con> plelely furnished, nol · 1973 TRAILERS and campers In sutted for children see II at Auto Sales stock - lor service- quality 103 Laurel St , Pomeroy, and price - vlsll Camp aflernoons only PLYMOUTH, 4 door good Conle~, Slarcrall Sales, Rt 62 10 Otp 19/0 ttes and exhaust, air, power N of t Plusanl behond Red brakes and sleerlng, very Cafpet Inn TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer good condition, $1.400, phone 9 29 7tc Park, ~hone 992 3324 , after 6 p m or all day _ __ .;__ _ __ _ 10 3 tic Saturday or Sunday, 992 5310 , COLONIAL t 1 t s y e s ereo, AM 10 6 6tc FM rad10, ~speakers, 4 speed 2 BEDROOM trailer near record changer Balance Pomeroy Phone 9?2 5623 $78 52 Use our budget terms 10 5 3tc Call 9?2 7085 10 1 6tc 12x60 TRAILER, corner Pearl 11 & 71h, MldcllepOrl Color TV, MODERN walnut stereo, AM. all cooking utensils and FM radio, features • speed bedclothes furnished, wuher changer, • spesken, separate and drv-r No children Phone conlrols Balance S68 41 Use 992 5505 our budvef lerms Call 992 7085 D8A Shimmy's r' 18 Attend FOR SALEI I WMP0/1390 t t ' Probale Olvlslon 1 1 ter Farm washer, sofa. Conlon mangle, Manning 0 Webster Judge Common Pleas Court, tr 1ct 1t ~town • 1 IIU,Ch , IS WI t h I bl n>d hems etc S43 35 cash 1 \ --------------~ 1 one year old one ______ nice ......, YoU ' II 1972 model 1n walnut stand All features built In to make fancy destgns and do stretch sewrng Also bettonl}oles · ------~10:_4 3tc to 6 lie GUN Shoot also rofle matches .. - open sights only Forked Run Sportsman Club, Sunday, PARTS FOR 1967 Plymouth Fury, tran smtsslon, motor Oclober 8, 12 noon ' 10 4 3tc and body Phone 992 2927 10 >3tc GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Oct 8, I p m Faclory choked guns YAMAHA Enduro250, 9 months like new, ssoo Phone 992 only Second place shooters old 7109 gel free shot In ne•t match 10 5 6tc Assorted meals Racine Gun Club pump organ, all 10 5 31c ANTIQUE ortgtnal excepl new bellows Over 80 years old Made by Taylor and Taylor Organ Co , Worcester, One bellows type PhoneMass 992 3904 LEGAL NOTICE 10-S lie For Rent NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cut No 20,711 1971 KAWASAKI 100, e>eellent 2 OR 3 BEDROOM home In Eliott of Mildred M ltum condition, ready lo go Mason Call Point Pleasant DICtlltd. Sacrifice for only 1260 Phone 6751684 Notice Is r'l•rtby given that Coolville 667 6214 10 6-6 Delmar G Blum of Chester, 10 5 me Dhlo, hat beon duly appointed Admlnlstr•tor of tht Estate Of 4 OR 6 ROOM house, 1 bath, Mlldrtd M 8aum , dfceesed, MISCELLANEOUS SALE Old basement n1ce yard. phone Iale of Meigs county, Oh lo plclure frames, depression 773 5341 Creditors Arf nquired fq file glass, chrome breakfast set, 10 6 2tp their claims with said fiduciary Mrs Flck's parents, Mr. and flO) Mrs G R Newland's , 60tb wedamg aonlversary, They wllh to thank all the Chelter ' area people fqr the e~""" · -"Sanda W.IAJ'. I Herefords, Landmark Porneroy ol' ~·moly, Start lluv~ng October 2, 1972 bull, one hetler call afler 5 p n• 985 3538 Paul Karr, shine Mabel Ptckens 10 4 3tc Ch~ster Ohio ··---,- - - 10_6 3tp YARD Sale on Rl 1 between DON T pump your slugg ish Mtddleporl and Cheshtre Salurday, 10 Itil 7 and Sunday, sepltc tank Get Klaan Em All Sepltc Tank Cleaner 10 1111 5 Local News ' Aller !hey are Hulled SaH Works, Inc. Eastem You Ire rtqu•rtd to answer 111 o Complaint wllhln twenty • 1tht days after the last $ Per Hundred Pounds Excelsior .Deceased and The unknown hetrs , devrsees legatees. 10 6 2t dr~trlbutees, adm intstrators - - ' -- --...:.._ _...:.:_: p and executors, tf any, of Harr rson Rollrns aka Harrison Rawlrngs, Deceased, will take nottee that on th~ 28th day of July, 1972 a Complaint was flied In the Common Pleu Court of Melgs County, Ohio Cue No 15 113, wher~tln ypu have been named defendants In the prayer of the Complaint Plalnhff demands that his In terestln said real estate may be Mr and Mrs Robert Gray set oft to him In severalty and went by plane to Pltts6urgh to for p •.u tr tion of said real estate 1 according to the respective spend a few days w1th his right~ ot the part1es hereto, and In case partit1on of said real uncle, Mr. Hugh Russell estate cannot be made without Mrs. Sandra Massar visited man1fest Injury to the value her parents, Mr and Mrs D. thereof then that said real estate may be adiUdged to Ollt Boyles and also Mrs Leone or more of the parties to thll su1t upon electron as provided Babcock of Tuppers Plams by law , then that sard real Mr and Mrs Okey Connally estate may be sold accordrng to taw, free and clear from all the spent a weekend at Carroll at claims, r~ghts and mterests of lhe home of C B Leonard and ell the parttes to thts suit Plarntlff further prays that each lhe Connallys' son, Brian, of said Defendants mav be slayed w1th his grandparents, reQuired to set up whatever claim or claims right or rights, Mr and Mrs. Joe Connally. interest or rnterests, each of Mr and Mrs I 0 McCoy them has 1n and to said real VISited their daughter and sonestate, or be forever barred from assertrng same And In-law, Mr and Mrs Larry further Plelntlff prays tor other proper relief The real estate 1S Smilh, at Bellville, W Va described as follows Mrs Mary Reed VISited her The following described real daughter, Mr and Mrs Ross estat' situate tn the VIllage of Pomeroy , Mergs County , Oh ro Cleland at Chester Rev Sm1th Tract No 1 Berng part of Lot No 6 on of Keno Chmllan Church Prospect Hlll m •ard City and In showed B1ble slides Fraction No 11, begrnnmg on Mr and Mrs Rex SumCaroline Street at the Nor thwest corner of a lot sold to merfield went to Round Lake, JOhn M Stivers thence wrth sard Street N 88 deg West 100 Ill , 1o v1s1t their son, Mr. and feet thence South 2 Oeg West Mrs Tom Summerfield and tOO feet thence South 118 Oeg East parallel with Caroline fam1ly Street 100 feet to lot of sa id John Mrs. l)elores Murphy spent M St1vers thence wrth the line an evemng w1th Mrs Doli of sard Sttvers lot 100 feet , berng the house and lot formerly Murphy and daughter. , owned by Wm R Stivers Mrs. Mildred Caldwell Tratt No 2 All of Lot Number Five (Sl m Tuppers Plams spent Sunday S W Pomeroy's Addttron IQ the City of Pomeroy rn Fractton No wllh her mother, Mrs. Edna 17, Town No 2. Range 13 save Summerfield. and e~<cept 100 feet sQuare oft of Mr and Mrs Gerald Sumthe North end ot seld Lot No 5 Tract No 3 merfield and daughter, Amber, Begrnnmg at the Southwest corner of Lot No F 1ve on spent Sunday w1th his parents, Prospect Htll rn s w Mr and Mrs Rex SumPomeroy 's Addrt1on to said Cit~ of Pomeroy , thence North 2 merfield Oeg East 206 feet, thence Mr and Mrs Ron Billy of North 88 Oe; West 100 teet visited her 1 Thence South 2 Oeg West 183 Pltlsburgh, feet thence South 70 Dtg .co· parents, Mr and Mrs John ! EISt along the North side of a •, forty foot strett lOot feet to place Flck. Of beginning Sav~no and ex Mr and Mrs Bernard'" CtPftng coal and Other minerals, the nght to mine F:aaelstem of North Olmstead samt without encumbrance to were recent visrtors of Mr and the surface, and all Wly$ and rights of ways along eny Mrs John Fick mineral seam hereby reserved M~ and Mrs Richard F1ck Rtftrtnce Deed Vol 75 had a fannly dinner In honor <if Page 171, Deed Records, MergS County, OhiO Your Walnuts will be Hulled Free of Charge and We Wtll Pay You. SKATE AWAY, open Wed nesday, Fnday and Saturday eventngs from 7 30 p m to 10 30 p m Avatlable for provate parltes on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday even1ngs, also Saturday and P.O Bo• 267 I ' st 992 3891 d n rumen,s Sunday afl&rnoons Schedule Pomeroy, Oh1o GIBSON Guttar , beauttful Les your parlles early Phooe 985 Pa 1 t 3929 or 985 m6 u cus om, sunburst finish new, 1 2 pnce $375, phone 388 10 1 12tc 8271 10 6 6tp YARD Sale, Thursday Froday For Sale and Saturday on larktn Sf , SADDLES - 2 black Parade ::-::-------= Rulland lad1es dresses, outt1ts S6S eac~ 1 brown btg SPINET CONSOLE PIANO 1 Wanted responsible par~ to blouses, skirts, IOc apiece horn Itke new S70 phone 992 take 1 • 10 4 3tc 6793 over spme p1ano asy - - - ' - -- terms Can be seen locally tO 6 21p 2 FAMILY poroh and yard sale, Wrhle Credit Manage( , R 0 --~--~---~ Fnday and Salurday, some TWO Boil 216, Shelbyville lndfana regtSiered polled dnfrques ~" and Avon bottles , 46~1'6 ' ------- Deceased , The unknown heirs, TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER new products stnr.e the for whose place of restdence fs the B b Sh unknown. The unknown t\errs,"' arner s ar er op is d~vrsees , legatees, distrlbutees, ..,gotng to be closed - Our shop administrators and f)CtCutors wdl be open throughout the rf any. of James Ward , coming Wrnter Season and deceased the unknown heirs, Btll Warner wtll do rnen s ha 1r devisees, legatees, dlstrlbutees, cuthng and stylrnQ by ap act.mrnislrators and executors, polntmen1 Phone 992 3130 if any , of Ruby Ward Hill , Deceased John Howard whose 10 6 2tp lace of restdence Is 15.CI3 !Salta, Compton. Cal tfornla GUN SHOO f, Broad Run Rod 90220 GonzeH Howard whose and Gun Club, New Haven, W Place of residence rs l5.c1J Va , Sunday, Oct 8, noon til Vlsalu1 , Compton. California 90220 Davis Howard, whose Place of nsidence rs unknown _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.;._1_ 0_5_3t.c The unknown herrs, devisees, legatees, dl~trlbutees, ad YARD Sale, you name It, we've got 11 Thursday, Fnday and min!strartors ilnd executors If any, of James1 Smith, Saturday 43 Coal Street. Deceased , Th~ unknowh hetrs, Mtddleport devisees, legatee-s, distributees. 10 J.41c admmrstrators and e)Cecvtors, 1f any, of Carrie Henshaw, Oeceastd The unknown helrs. MUSIC t administrators and executors. rf 1ny at Mildred Thompson. Deceased 1 The unknown heirs, devlsees, legatees. drsti"lbutees, admtntstrators and executors. 6 28 tfc Bnng Your Unhulled KOS'COT KOSMETICS <MINK OIL BASE) We ha•e many Pomeroy, Ohio, capsule5 $1 98 at Nelson Et al, Defenduts Drugs The Defendants, Mary Anna 10 6 11p Davrs whose place of res,dence _ _ _ _ __ ___...:.:_: devisees, legatees, dlstrlbulees. Buy Wrlle M D Mtller, Rt ~ Pomeroy , Ohlc Call 9'12 6271 • WEIGHT wtth De. A Diet w Wanted To TWIN Needle sewtng machme Lord's day" 1 RUTH LEWIS~' Route J, Box 16 tS H 18 Sunday School-9 30 A M. Worshi,......10.4S A.M. Young Ptopr..-t\ at P.M Evtn1ng Wori/ilp-'7 30 P.M Plaintiff REDUCE excess flutds w rth FLUIDEX, $1 69 - LOSE' Pomeroy, Ohto, L----=:::..:..:.::...:.:.:.:.._J Revelations 1 and 10 "I was In the Splrll on !he Conservatory of Mus1c Phone THE COURT OF 9 78 121c COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Nohce By Publlutron YARD SALE. Slorys R m Rf}dd, ' No 15, 113 I n11le up off Rt 7, Sunday CHARLES LEWIS, -- -- - --....,.-1_:_ 06 ltp Route 3, Box 16 women , young men, b\))'S VACUUM Cleaner 9'12 3825 l~l PANTS & JEANS SALE I and girls Hurry lo FARM HAND on datry farm POMEROY • Phone 949 3193 9._ Jack w Caney, Mgr . 10 5 3tp Ailll Phone 992 2111 Of DfuRftl \lfl NAZARENE ORGAN and ptano tnstrucllon by graduale ot Clnetnnat• LEGAL NOTICE ___ ~=::::;.~~~;;=::;. OL.O F:urnllore; oa~ fables, organs, dishes, clocks, brass SYRACUSE beds, or complete households And 1 m1k! west of Rock Spnngs Fa.rgrounds SALE STARTS7 .00 PM FRIDAY, OCT 6 EXPERT Wheel Alignment.. '5.55 Price Smash! 9 26 person Crow s S1eak House " -- ___._ 10 66tc B,ps:tp~ss . t Services ; ' Buy2 Pa~rund lfc GET 1 PAIR FR_EE CAR HOP wanted .- ;pply In All kinds, all $tzes for men, Pomeroy . o Cliff - .. turday 9 1 JOlt 45769 3507 TRAIL!'R, Sh.utrl ltke r'ICW Phone 985 lady good salary, room and boa(d phone 992 5397 or 992 ARN0LD BROTHERS befoundforeachmemberof the family $1 50 for 50 word m mlmum Each additional word 2c BLIND AOS , Addrt 1onal 25c Charge per Advertrsement te n or phone 882 2482 CondthOners I CAMPING 10 6 31p WOMAN to ltve tn wtlh elderly a rer Hea 1ers Plumbmg 1 1W k J CC ' I 1C<l Or Be shop Olt i U ' ' ' early, where someth ng can CARD OF THANKS ' & OBITUARY PAINTING, tntenor and Pnn•c r()y 16' ~ JR49 E'xt.l•ll!•nl lnt l(Jf' licncflfs and ,,d,NUlt:CtHc td uppurlunt ty Fur tntcrvtcw wrdc c u The D•l•ly Scnlinc l , Box 7'19 a, H? W ' ucutrve Insertions 25 Per Cent Discount on pa 1 ads and ads pard wrth ln 10 days For Sale W'"' '' '' SilO ,,,l<~ry duron<i <:.n 1"JJ''"Y lrrl!lllllO progrcun Wmdow • Atr ' Wanted N/\ IIi 1Nl\l , II( c t 11 scds l.t; 1u 11 11t i l t' t ,lr(.\cr mtndcd HEATING & COOUNG HAYMAN'S AUQION HOUSE ~or Wan' Ad Service 5 cents per Word one ms!rlton Help ·'HElL'' • rrght to edit or re1ect any ads Cleemed obtect•onal The PUblisher Will not be respoMible for more than one mcorrect lnserllon ' Nohce r r r ' ' ' ' r 11 11 .. ~ Sentinel ClBssifieds .Get ActionLSentineu:Jassifieds~ Get Results! IN~~:~:~~N r r r 1 r ' ,,,, .,Oct6,1972 9-TheDailySentmel.:~~j~r::::~~~~~~-----------. •- !'he Da1ly Sent mel, M1ddteport-Pomeroy. 0 . Oct 6, 1•112 . DEADLINEs • t ' " �I / . 10- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct. 6, 1972 • """·Eagleton ~ffair Won't Die CHICAGO (UPI)- More f!'-.,..-~-"'""- _twp months after he 4l'opped Thomas F. Eagleton as his rimning.rnate, GeorgeS. McGove.n remains politically and, : seemingly personally , haunted by the most ·crucial decision of his presidential campaign. Eagleton, the· personable, ybung senator from Mi['SOuri, stepped down July 31 because Double Feature "G INGER" Her weapon· is her body She can cut you, kill you. 9' cure you . Rated IX> Also "LOVE OBJECT" didn' t spare her thing . a Rated <X> ::::::::==~~ MEIGS '[HEATRE To~i-ghl thru Tuesday October 6·1o . CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE A·PF.S ( Technicolor) Roddy McDowal l Don Murray GP CLAY PIGEON (Tech nioolor) Terry Savalas Robert Vaughn Show Starts 7 P.M. R ·McGovern feared that his vice presidential . candidate's mental health problems would dominate what he considered the more vital issues in the campaign. But the Eagleton affair remains a major issue and McGovern faces it almos~ daily -sometimes bringing it up on his own volition, sometimes in response tO questions. The Eagleton affair, which broke into the spotlight again this week alter McGovern, on his own initiative defepded his decision and his credibility, was" almost certain to remain a topic when the 5~year old South Dakota senator flies to Kansas City, Mo., tonight for a full day of campaigning capped by a speech at the Truman Day Award Dinner In St. umis Saturday. Eagleton is expected to join him. In a statement prepared for delivery today to a meeting of black ministers in Chicago, McGovern charged Republicans with cutting down the number of black voters in 1968 and said they were doing the same with the Spanish community this year. "Four years ago, according to reliable reports, Republican sources contributed money to militant minority organizations and, in return,, those organizations propagandized local communities that it didn't matter whether people vote- there wasn't a dime's worth of difference between the Democrats and Republicans. · ANNOUNCEMENT .. New Friday Banking Hours for Rutland Branch kissed him ."And it is happening again this year," McGovern adiled,_ _ "Here in·Chicago, for example, · l am told that Republican funds have been fuuneltld to · groups in ·the Spanish community for the · purpose . of ·· reducing registration and voter turnout'." "It's not one of the prob- . lems," a . top McGov~n· aide said .. "It is the problem." Meeting with a group of ·about 3!i supporters and contributors in Cleveland Thursday evening, McGovern said "some people have questioned my credibility over the Eagleton issue. " If they only understood the · personal suffering and travail I went through, they would . understand and better appreciate li)Y d~islon . "The only consideration was not one of trickery or waffling · but one that was' made in the national interest," he added. " It was the most soulsearching decision I have ever made but I make no apology for it." Only hours before, during a question and answer session with the City Club of Cleveland, McGovern was confronted with the very same inquiry. He said tbe decision was based "on my judgment that the issue of Sen. Eaglelon's health would have come to ' dominate this campaign had we not made the decision we did. "! still believe that to have been the fact," the Dell)ocratic presidential candidate added. "And that is too big a price to pay at a time when peopl~ .~re dying in Vietnam, :When the condition of our society is in rapid decline . " It is not simply a question of the political career of George McGovern or Sen. Eagleton or any other one man," McGovern said. "The question is, could we have permitted the situation to develop where the real issues before the country would have been sidetracked into a debate on the health historv of one man." IUS HONOR'S BffiTHDAY OBSERVED- Probate and Juvenile Jndge Manning-Webster was honored Thursday on his birthday with a cake from employes of tbe department. of the Pomeroy National Bank . ' ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) intend to. None of the four teachers at the Twenty students attend the Apostolic Lighthouse Christian school and Alexander School School is certified to teach and · Superintendent Raymond the school Itself does not meet Brooks, whose district cove~s state standards. Nor does it the school, has flied charges m Athens County Juvemle Court against pa~ents of the ~tudents. WSCS TO MEET "It's the law and I fcould be The .WSCS will meet at taken to the carpel if I don't Middleport's Heath United enforce it," said Brooks. "I Methodist Church at 7:30p.m. Monday with "World Missions" the topic, and ·SUSPECT FLEES with Mrs. · Ruth Baum- GOETI'INGEN , Germany garner as leader. Mrs . (UP!) - A runaway U. S. Fern Cheesebrew will be Army sergeant shot and killed speaker. Hostesses are Mrs. two military guards and a Grace French, Mrs. Lorena waitress aboard the Alpine Davis, Mrs. Ruth Euler and Express today, dumped their Mrs. Mary Wise. · bodies out the windows and fled with two pistols into countryside near the East German border, police said. LOBBY and . DRIVE UP WINDOW- ---- 9 a.m. to j p.m. - 3 p.m. · to 5 p.m. MAIN LOBBY and DRIVE UP WINDOW - - - . 5 p.m . to 7 p.m. CLOSING MONDAY Deputy Auto Registrar Paul Simon will be closed all day Monday in observance of Columbus Day. Effective Friday, Oct 6, 1972 This means CONTINUOUS . SERVICE on Fridays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., to better serve the rapidly growing western section of Meigs County. pomeroy national bank the bank o f the century , es t .1872 rt> tla nd , o hio ' RECEIPTS COUNTED Meigs_County Court receipts in September totaled $4,286.00, according to Betty Hobstetter. deputy clerk. Receipts were disbursed as follows, fees to state, $1,1119.93 ; sheriff's ·fees, $141.80; general fund, . $1,7!i9.81 j law library · fund, $730.34, and auto license and gas, $544.17. Entertainment . . ,, MEIGS INN .. Pll. 992·3629 --.--------1 ll!llllll•••••llll!..i••llil•.....•~.. Pomeroy, Ohio · SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1972 Pomeroy-Middleporl . ·' Also Just Arrived ' . Palazzo Pant Sets · demand, the company Robbery · Prints and Solids Sizes 5 to 13 ·I . Reported "We did make some progl'esS at the meeting and · we're ~oping, for a settlement soon" commented .a Goodyear Company spokesman lollowiD& .talb held fll08t of Friday· afletnocln betWeen Cllinpaity 81111 union olflclala ~ !.he long 11rtke. While additional tala were not lcheduletlat thla lime, it li'U lndlcated they do Intend to meet and more are to follow With the date to be llltlllllltc:ed • A •ti)iiuentative of Local 11444, The ... ·Rubber, Cwk, Unoleum and Plaltic ~America, decUned · cnnnwmt Cll J IIIHdly'a IIW6IIii,l. FridQ'a t~'AI- beld at ltle Blue . ~14 98 . l\:XPANDS IN ·OHIO ·· TROY, Mich. (UP!) ~ · Budd Co. will build an $8.5 million . factory and · office ·complex near Frankfort In . southern · ()hio (Ross Colutty) to "~Bke wheels and rima for larger trucks and bu~e~. Tbe Budd 'wheel plant at Detroit a.Iniady is s!l"ainlng to meet production Guilty of Progress ~'· ._. SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM . . .OPEN SA'flJROAY 9:30 TO 9 PM . . . ' .. ·ELBERFELDS -IN POMEROY woran ~~ald. m-ao = GALUPOLIS- Darrl!ll. Adkinson, 33, Columbus, charged with the tbeft of money and drugs from the ·Warehime Clinic, Friday pleaded guilty in Gallia County Common Pleas Court. Adkinson appeared in court on a Bill of !nfornfation. Judge Ronald R. Calhoun poslponed sentencing pending a probation report. . Adkinson was arrested Sept. · 19 in Columbus in connection with the theft·of prescription drugs and $24,1100 in cash from the Warehime Clinic. Leonard Gene Ferrell, 23, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, was sentenced to six months in the county jail on an a~~SSult and battery charge. Th~ original charge against Ferrell was rape but it was reduced when the romplainlng witness was Unable to appear in court .. James Lane, 23, Gallipolis, indicted by the September Grand Jury on a charge of vehicular homicide, changed h.is original plea from innocent to guilty. Judge Clhoun alSo postponed the sentencing In his case pending a probation report. Damage Suit Filed grandmother, Mrs. Daisy Schuler, lilcust St., Pomeroy, some four and a half years ago. One of the beans was given away, produced a plant and then died: The other two seeds remained with the Schulers who followed the step by step procedure ouUined on a folder which accompanied the beans, distributed by the Maxim Coffee Co. The folder, however, gave steps to take for successful plants only for the first three years of their existence."The trees of the Schulers which are producing beans now have reached the point where something's got to give. It's actually a case of cutting holes in the living room ceiling or cutting out the top of the trees. Mrs, Schuler indicates that the family will probably choose the latter. l cident at 3:54p.m. on Pine St. Officers said an auto driven by Sonia R. Elder,l7, Rt. 2, Bidwell, pulled into the path of a car operated by Edson D. Edgington, 55, Gallipolis. Hazel Edgington, 54, a passenger, in the Edginglon auto suffered lacerations to the knee \l'hlle Patty Elder, 38, a passenger in the other auto had a bump on the head. There was·moderate damsge to both cars. Miss Elder was cited to Juvenile Court for failure to yield the right of way. A hit-t~kip accident occurred on Third . Ave. at the First National Bank parking lot where an a11to owned by Joe Jackson was hit by an uriknown vehij:le. I } In Gallia Court GALUPOLIS - A Rt. 2; Crown City couple, Loren W. and Alma Rowley Friday, has filed a $12,1100 damage suit in Gallia County Common Pleas Court as a result of a traffic accident Oct. 11, 1970. Robert Steinbeck, 1016 Second Ave., was named defendant in the action . Plaintiffs say defencta'nt negligently drove his· auto into the rear of their car. The accident occurred on Eastern Ave. They seek the money for injuries and expenses incurred. Tuesday is Deadline .f'or Registration GALUPOLIS - Galli,a County Board .of Election officials Saturday issued a final reminder ·that Tuesday is the deadline for registering for the November General Election. Persons who have resided in the county for 30 days and are 18 years and older are required to register in order to be able to vote. ·Persons who have moved since the last election mUst be transferred and those who have not voted in the past two calendar years.must be reinstated. HOME VISITS BEGIN TUESDAY - Early childhood development is coming to tbe preschool children of the Gallipolis City Schoola. Home visitors from Project Hope will be making initial visits to area homes Tuesday. The visitors will bring educational materials In area homes each week. Beginning Nov. 6, children will view a television program, Around the Bend, to be aired Monday t~ugh Friday on Dye Coming for Grid Banquet MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs Marauder football squad and its fan s will hear William Henry Harrison (Tippy) Dye, one-time Pomeroy High School and Ohio State athlete, later one of the nation 's top college coaches, and today athlelic director of Northwestern University, Nov. 14 at the annual Rotary Club Football Banquet. Lee McComas, banquet chairman, disclosed plans for the event Friday evening at Heath United Methodist Church following dinner at an open meeting of the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club . Dye, horn in Pomeroy, learned his basketball, football and baseball on the sandlots of Sugar Run. Legend has it he learned his rare dribbling ability in the basement ol Sacred Heart Chwch where youngsters of the 20s were permitted to play basketball. It had one drawback - or was it - the supporting posts were manmade .obstacles to be dribbled around! Dye starred in the three major sports at Pomeroy High, and at Onto State University, as quarterback (145 lbs.) in football , as a guard in basketball (at 5ft. 7 in. ), and as an Infielder In .baseball. · · After graduation from Ohio State' In 1937 Dye wa$ player-coach two years with the first Cincinnati Bengals football team in the then newly formed American Football League; then for one year was basketball coach and asslstanl football coach at Brown University.lle returned to OSU in 1942 as assistant coach In football and basketball and head baseball coach In 1943 when the Buckeyes won the Big Ten Iitle that year. · After three years In the Navy In World War 2, Dye returned as Ohio State head basketball coach in 1946. He had to wait unti11950 to win the Big Ten In .that sport. In 19lil Dye was head coach of the Washington Huskies in Seattle where In nine seasons he won the northern division championship and two Pacif\c Coast crowns. .. In 1960 Dye was at Wichita University as athlelic director, whereupon almost immediately Wichita gained national ranking In athletics. , Nebraska University, down In football after Its great squads of the pre-war era, signed Dye as Its athletic director, whereupon the groundwork was laid for the Nebraska that fans know today. Northwes.tern, at Evanston, Ind ., compeUng in the tough Bl(! Ten, and requiring exceptionally high scholastic standards of Its athletes, signed Dye to rebuild Its program. And that's what he's doing today . The banquet will be at the Meigs High School cafeteria, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Tickets will go on sale shortly. President Gene Riggs presided at the meeting . •' · POMEROY - The Meigs Cotlnty Board of ElectioM announced Friday that It wUl be receiving ·appllcati0118 for ab!elltee and disabled voting beglnnilw Tuesday, 0\!1. 10. Office hours are irom 1 . to ' p.m. Monday throiJgh Saturday: The . deadline for receiving ap• pllcations is Nov. 2 at 4 p.Di. To date 110 armed service ballots. have been mailed. EXTENDED ouTLooK Oblo Exteaded Oatloak, . Moaday through •ednesday: · P.artly cloudy throqb tbe period wltb chance of sbowen 1!1 soat!re•lll pertloa Wedaesday. •· ' ANGIE.HUBBARD, OAUGfrl'ER ci .Mr .llld MrJ, Larry f111bbard, Syracuse, wu crotmed Mmecccning clueen II Southern High School during homecoming . activities of.the Southern-North GaWa football game. Miss Hubbard's escort was Mike Neue,10nol! Mr. anc1 Mrs. bll1 :Ne1114!, Racine. Miss Hubbard ~as <;rowned ·queen by J8st year's q~. Dellble LaValley. . . : . ' ·' . , ·HOMECOMING QUEEN -Jane Ann Karr, dllughter of Mt. anil Mn. Horace KaiT, Rl. 3, Pomeroy, was crowned homecoming queen of ~ High School during homecoming ceremonies at half-time Friday nlshl at the Eutem-Kyaer ,Creek football game. With ~een Ja~ Ia b~ es<:art R,lndy Wolf,10n·of Mr. and Mrs. Chi~nce Wolf, Jr., Long Bottom, RD.' · · ' ! I .I I channel33, station WMUL, at 8p.m.: Purpolle of Project Hope is to offer many advantages in edUcating children before they enter .scbool. Shown above, (aeated,le!t to tljjhl) ate Jane Yoho, Winifrede Knigh\and Nancy Bagshaw. s!anding left to right are Rqn Nioholal, director; Sharon ltuuell, Mary Lou Fellure, Betty Milburn, Thelma Gordon, Pam McClanahan and Norma Johnson. Absentee. Voting Will Begin October Tenth . r-talD MollE! 1D Ollllpolil, . 0. ·I 15 CENTS Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Adkinson GALUPOUS - Four-year-old James Nelson Johnson, 42 Nell Ave., suffered a fractured leg when struck by an automobile at 5:55 Frlday at 461> Sycamore St. . Ac~lng to city pollee officers, the child ran frolil a trailer into the path of a car driven by Newaza Mary Clarkson, Gallipolls. Mrs. Clarkson was puUlng her car into the driveway when the child ran into the front of her car. He was taken to tbe Holzer Medical ~ter, treated and released. · Two persons .were injured in an ac- ___ ________......, ,.... only SATURDAY NIGHT. . 10..:00 . TIL 2:00 VOL VII NO. 36 pm. Short Sleeve Cardigan Jacket and Cuffed Pant Set. Sizes 5 to 13. Only $29.50 AWARDED ·MEDAL LONG BOTI'OM - Sergeant Susan J. Tuttle of Rt. 1, has received the U.S. Air F.orce Commendation . Medal at Malmslrom · AFB, Mont. Sgt. Tuttle was decorated for meritorious service as ·an administrative ·speciallst at Kadena AB, Okinawa. She is a 1969 graduate of "Southern Local High School, Recine. They Play It All! FOUR SECTIONS .Boy's Leg Fractured Shown At Right Your Invited Guest Reaching More ,Than 11,500 Families 3"4 PAGES PORTLAND - They may have an awful lot of coffee in Brazil, but the cOffee trees of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuler and •§on, Jakie, in Portland are nothing to be sneezed at. Coffee trees, of course, are not an every day happening In Meigs County but through "tender loving care" the Sch~lers have produced two which are nearing the eight~oot high ceiling in tbe living room of their cbmfortable brick home. The trees were grown from coffee beans received in the mail by Jakie's Weskit and Skirt Set Sizes 5 to 13. Only $14.98 General federal tax rates are lower now than they were 10 years ago. Atax cut wa~· enacted in 1964 and'tnother in 1969. With the exception of the temporary income surtax-, since repealed, federal taxes bave not been raised for more than a decade . Some economists hijve said a tax boost is inevitable next year because · budget deficits In the present fiscal year and the two previous ones are the highest in history, with the exception of the peak \Vorld War IT years. Nixon broadcast his speech' live !rem · Laurel Cottage at Camp David, about 400 yards from his Aspen Cottage residence. He was lransported to the makeshirt radio studio in a goii cart: He wore a gray sport. . coat, dark slacks, a white shirt ahd Ugbt colored tie; Th.e President's proposed $250 billion celling on government spending ' represents the $246.3 billion budget Nixon submitted wCongress along with supplemental spending requests. It would mean that any increase In spending over. the administration's budget would ha,ve to beo offset by cuts in other programs at Nixon's discretion. Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley not mountain kind Shown At . Far Right . spoke Of 8 single year : "There Will be no tax increase -in 1973." · Nixon's promise· d~s not ·extend to Social Security payroll taxes which are to increase automatically nelit year under existing Jaw. Additional boosts are likely to pay for higher benefits. tmts riving room grown, Rayon Velveteen With Contrast Stitching LONDON - THE TIMES OF LONDON, in an unsourced story, said today there is "now reason to believe" that the United States and North Vietnam have reacbed broad agreement on ending the Vietnam war. In Paris, spokesmen for both the U.S. and North Vietnamese tslks delegations were not available for comment on the times story. There also was no immediate comment from U. S. officials in Washington. rutland branch Partly sunny and warmer SWtday with highs in the 60's. Mostly c!pudy and cool Sunday -·night and Monday . Lows Sunday night irt the low and mid 40's. Highs Monday mid 50's to low 60's. I f I + JAKIE SCHULER,!KJN of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuler, Portland, f111d lin eighth grader at tbe Southern Junior High School, Racine with the ahnost 8 foot high coffee trees which were grown from seeds given him by his grandmother, Mrs. Daisy Schuler, Pomeroy, four and a half years ago. The Newest In Junior Fashions • ' . Weather ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY UNITED NATIONS - SECRETARY of State William P. Rogers entertained cilinese Vioe VIce Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan.{Jua with a dinner of lobster and chicken Thursday night in a precedent-setting occasion thatU.N. Ambassador George Bush said indicated "we've cornea heck of a long way." The banquet in Rogers' sumptuous 19th-floor apartment overlooking the United Nations waS the first time a high-ranking official of the Peoples Republic of China had been the guest of a U.S. ~overnment leader in this country. Although the evening was ' more social tban substantive," Rogers said they discussed increasing trade contacts ~nd the "improved relations between ' our two countries." .. By NORMAN KEMPSTER allowed to take any more of your salary · He warned of "a clear a)ld present to cut any program by· any amount he . THURMONT, Md, (UP!)- President and yoilr wages in taxes," Nixon said in a .da'nger that excessive spending by chose. :NiXon pledged Saturday that if he is re- paid political radio broadc,ast from his Congress might cause a congressional tax "The deficits -&~d the responsibilil}!for · elected there will be no tax incrl!ase · mountaintop retreat at Camp David. increase." But he promised to combat that them -belong to Mr. Nixon and no one throug!tout his four-year . term unless. "America ne~ not a tax increase, but possibility by vetoing bills that cost too else,"]t{cGovern said. Congress enacts "budget busting" ·tax· relief," he said. much, even if that means killing programs Nixpn took the occasion to charge that if spending programs over his vetoes. ' "!am holding spending at a range !101 with desirable objectives. McGovern were elected, government But if GeorgeS. McGovern wins, he said, requiring a tax increase now or over the McGovern said _·. ,Nixon's speech spending would rise by $100 billion and there will be tbe biggest tax bi1te in next four years," be said. "I will not make "represents a cynicall!f!grt to blame his would require "the largest tax increase in history. · .any promises il;> this campaign tliat would record $85 billion in budget deficits on the · America's history." N~n _ coopled his proinise to hold, the require a tax · incresse now or in the Congress,'' which he said had cut Nixon • It was the .first time Nixon personally line on taxation until 1976 -if Congress future." spending 'tequests by1 $16 billion in four extended his no-new-tax commitment to a cooperates ...,with a renewed commitment NIXon hedged his pledge this way : years. full four years . Some administration to pro)lose property tax relief for the "Whll~ a President C!ID promise there will The President's . demand for ·spokesmen bave spoken of holding tlie line elderly pqor. ·He revealed no new be .no tax 1'\tcrease, as I have, he can keep congressional approval ol a $2:i0 billion for an entire terni, but others have said details of the tax relief measure. . , that promise only if the Congress spending ceiling this year, said McGovern, only that there would be no tax boost next "This government' does not need any cooperates with him in holding down amounted to a request for a "domestic year. I _ more of your income and it should not be spending." · Gulf of Tonkin Resolution" allowing Nixon At a news conference Thurs~y, Nixon Apostolic School . Will Not Change (Continued from page I) earlier decision to remain neutral in the presidential contest. Gorman complained Meany was criticizing McGovern while trying to "gag" AFL-CIO state and local central labor councils from criticizing Nixon or supporting McGovern. "It Is with ostensible neutrality that spokesmen for tbe AFL-CIO have leveled attack after attack upon the national candidates of the Democratic party and their supporters," Gorman said. "How can a policy of neutrality sanction such things while it gags criticism of the anti-labor Nixon administration?" ~IN Ert Ufted his veil, husky former . football player Antonio Molina bent and kissed him, and the two men thus ~aied .their marriage vows at a small formal ceremony. The two said their wedding · Thursday was legal because they were granted a marriage license the day before, wben , · Erl wore a miniskirt, a wig, and lipstick. They got the license from the Cj)lll1tY clerk irt Wharton, - a slnall town 60 miles east of Houston. Under Texas law, any two persons who have been granted a license may marry. For the wedding at the Harmony Wedding Chapel, Ert, 30, of Buffalo, N.Y., who 'was hair stylist for actress .Jayne Mansfield from 1963 lmUI 1966, wore a blonde wig . and was dressed in a full white wedding gown with a train five yards long. He carried a bouquet of arlificial pink and white flowers. · Molina, 33,- a 6-foot, 235pound all-district tackle when he piayed football for h~high school in Brownsville, Tex. and Shown with Judge Webster when he cut his _cake are, front a veteran of the Navy, was row ,1-r, Mrs. Webater, Judge Webster, Janet Morris\nd AM dressed in a formal black Watson; in back, Willoughby Hill. tuxedo wilit tails and a white bow tie. The two were wed by Rev. Richard Vincent of Dallas, whose church offers services to homosexuals. want the court to make the public schools," he said. "They Ert, 5-foot-10 and 122 pounds, decision on whether they have are brainwashing our children is listed as."Miss Billie Ert" on a right to run their own kind of there just as fast as we can the marriage license. He. said schooL" teach them." h~ had ho intention of a sex Rev. John Pollard, pastor of change operation. "Why should LighthOilse Christian Church, I have anything removed or GAMES CANCELLED says the school will stay the Neither the Meigs 7th and 8th added when he's marrying me way it is, and there will be no grade. team or the Freshman for what I've got?" he said. change. team played Thursday night. "I'm just like I was when my "If we did, we'd just'be .like In a 7th grade game Tuesday at mother· brought me into this the public schools, which is Wahama, Meigs defeated world, and I don't intend to exactly what we don't want," Wahama IH> on Terry Walker's change." said Pollard. Texas Attorney General 60-yard run in the first quarter. Lewis Trivener has three Coach Jon Arnott' credited the Crawford Martin ruled Sept. 14 children in the school and in- defense with a "real good job." that anyone who had a license tends to keep them there. The Meigs 7th-grade team, now could marry, but he Instructed "! don't think these school 2-0, plays next Tuesday at Pt. county clerks not to Issue people realize who they're Pleasant. licenses to persons of the same getting involved with," sex. Trivener said. "It's God PLEASANT VALLEY Ert said he was not asked his himself. " DISCHARGES: Robert sex when he and Molina ap"Our children never hear Bailes, Leon; Mrs. Paul plied for the marriage license, anyone cuss or see them smoke Harrison, Mrs . Lowell and an attorney for the two or drink liquor," he said. "Our Thomas, Alice Gaskins, all men , Richard Cross, said , kids don'l wear mini-dresses or Point Pleasant; Mrs. Joey "There is nolh.ng in Texas law hot pants. Hall , Leon; Mrs . Everett which says the two persons "Boys wear long pants or Johnson, Gallipolis, and Mrs . . getting married must be of the sweat suits for gym classes and John Albright, West Cqlumbia. opposite sex." girls wear long dresses BIRTHS: Oct·. f• a daughter LOCAL TEMPS because the Bible forbids to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Harper, The temP!!r~fure In downwomen to wear clothing that Mason, and a daughter to Mr. town Pomeroh at II a.m. · pertain to men," he said. and Mrs. Sheldon Morrison of Friday was 66 degrees under "Renewal can't take place in Leon . t . Pledges . News .• • in Bri.efs . DRIVE UP WINDOW ONLY he·bent and· !. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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