https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2f85693dfa043e821019c35da8c5b6e8.pdf 234c28a8f3ada7a21af44435c5a7281f PDF Text Text . . . ' Concenslts ... . · h J · . 148t uay ~ ·. PT. PLEASANT for United Rubber the GO<>Qyear Tire and Rubber (:o. have been close . to an agreement on a new contract for two weeks, but lite strike at the company's Point Pleasant Chemica l ·ptant apparently continues becauuse of a dif· ference over the fate of five discharged employees. Company and union negotiators met last night, but talks remained stalled. Plant officials say the five employees were tenilinated because of disruptions they created during the strike. The union has indicated the strike, which began June I, will continue until a satisfactory agreement is reached concecning , the discharged em· ·plo.Yees.. A GO<>Qyear spoke8man said the company has agreed to conditionally reinstate three of the five employees, but the union has rejected that offer. He added that Goodyear has refused to reinstate the other two employees, who the company believes were involved in shooting and fire bombing inciden~. The union, he said, has demanded that th~y be rein· stated. The strike which has idle4 nearly 500 employees, is in its !48th day and is the lon'gest continuing strike in Goodyear history. ' Goodyear and union negotiators are scheduled to meet again at IOa.m. Tuesday. DAUGHTER BORN Mr, and Mrs. Jack Williams, Syracuse, announce the arrival of a baby girl, Jane Ann, Oct. 17, at Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed eight pounds and e_ight ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Baxter, Cameron, W. Va.; John P. Williams, Syracuse, and the late Betty Jane Williams. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs: Clyde Cozart and Mrs. Pearl Baxter Newman, all of Proctor', W. Va., and Mr , and Mrs. C. H. Williams, Syracuse. SUPPORT ASKED A suit for support under the Reciprocal Agreement Act, has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Margaret Handley Montemulno, Pomeroy, filed for support agalns t_Jose Luis Montemuino,, Brooklyn, N. Y. Also, the Citizens National Bank, Middleport, has filed suit against Martha Howell, Middleport, in the amount of $2,737.51 and Charlolette K. Rood was granted a divorce from Jack B. Rood-on charges of gross neglect of duty. communicationn~ds,todosetwithconfidenceandclarityandto OPEN BOTH FRIDAY At.ID SATURDAY NIGHTS 9".30·TO 9 PM . SAVE DURING OU.R STOREWIDE SALE MlMEN'S DAYTIME iDRESSES Tonight, October 26 HOT OPEN Fridoy & Saturday October27-28 PINK ANGELS · (Technicolorl Jon Alderman Tom Basham· SITTING TARGET <Technlcolor) Oliver Reed Jill St. John Show Starts 7 P.M. •. FRI.·SAT.· SUN OctoiNr 27·21-29 · Double Feature "BlOOD . · MANIA" ALSO ' . GP R SALE! COATS AND J'ACKETS BEDSPREADS tOO Per cent Cotton , washable . <Sligh Irregu lars) . While they last. King and Queen size. Women's Briefs and Bikinis 6 GIRLS DRESSES wm.:x~w.ws··,····v·w·····~· .. .,._~,~ REDUCED FOR THIS SALE! ews•. ln .Brlefsi ' COLUMBUS -GOV. JOHN J. GU.UGAN TOOK a potshot at the state Board of Education Wednesday, suggesting it had failed to take the lead in pushing for legislation to improve schooll!1g. ''No one pays the slightest attention to that board," Gllllgan said in a·speech at a conference on financing public education. "We are going to see In the next six weeks or 9o what the board of education Ia going to recolrullend." ' State Rep. Donald J. Pease, l).()berlin, also was critical of the schooi board. "The real failini · of the Department of Education Is it hasn't laid before the legislature what it finds the real needs are," Pease said. COLUMBUS - THE McGOVERN FOR President:ottio Committee, which missed a campaign expense reporting deadline by four llays last month, the secretary of state's office reports. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said the deadline for filing reports was Monday, but because that was a holiday, filers had until Tuesday. He said the Ohio Central Committee to Re-Elect the President filed last Friday. The McGovern report was received Wednesday. Only one incwnbent congressman, Rep. Clarence E. Miller, R.()hlo, failed to meet the deadline required to 53 congressional candidates. Eleven challengers also failed to report. and Teresa Pomeroy. $10 and costs , reckless operation. Lois A. Rupe · of Langsville, forfeited a $15 bond posted on an assured clear distance charge. RENEWAL SUPPORTED RACINE - The Southern Local 'Education Association has 'gone on record in full ' support of the five mill renewal levy .to be voted on Nov. 7 and voted to vote ''no" on the repeal of the state income tax which also will be on the Nov, 7 ' ballot . . Two reti~ed teachers, Mrs. Chlorus Grlllll)l an~ FrBnces .. Foster, Were honor:ed. Erma McClurg, presldent,. presided. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Thursday at II a. m. was 50 degrees under sunny skies. · ·· FOR. SA• E YARD 'SALE, ·Friday and Saturday, located two ~ouses abOv.e Hobson sawmill on Rf. 7, 9 a.· m. to 4 p. m. I0-26-llc ---...,,r ----- 1968 OODGE 1-ton lruck.Stake Pierce, of CARNIVAL SET AHalloween Carl\ival will be held at Chester Grade School Fl:iday beginning with a soup supper at 5 p.m. The carnival will begin at 7 p.m. An officer will be on duty all evening. The event is being sponsored by Chester PTA. · Timely Quotes . Conventional nuclear power reactors. I believe, will play a very big part In the future energy supply pic\Ute. . . ·, -S. .D. Bechtel Jr:; pres~ ent Bechtel Corp., to American Gas Assocwtion. Local Bowling . ALL PURPOSE THROW RUGS "Cameo Rose" pattern in your choice of Pink · Blue · Green · Gold or lavendar . WORK UNIFORMS yard 50% POLYESTER • 50% COITON . 4 Glasses In o set. Blue gold or avocado trim , Special Sale Price 1.69 · I 2.98 SUDE TOP WASTE BASKETS. 1 ' Pe rmanent Press. Machine Washable . 100 percent Dacron Lee Prest Permanent Press Pants and matching Shirts. Colqrs: Dark Olive · Charcoal Grey · Forest Green . Army Tan . Pants in sizes 29 to 44 waist . Select your correct le'ngth. 'comfortable to wear · excellent quality. ..$hirts to match in sizes 14lf> to 17 112 with sleeve lengths of 32, 33 and 34 inches long . For This Sale 7.29 LEE PANTS - SALE 6.00 6.19 LEE SHIRTS TO MATCH - SALE 5.00 Polyester. White. ' 36" Length . : . . 45" Length . . . . Matching Valance Small (14·14112), medium (15-151/>l. large (16· 16'12 ) and extra large (17. 17 112 ) sizes. Tapered and non tapered styles - all well known makes . Special Sale Price -· ~-- -.4.11___,___. 2.49 ' CORNING SAUCEPAN SETS Blue Cornflower design. Set consists of 1 each 1 quart, l1J:2 quart, 2 quar1 saucepans and covers and a detachable handle table saver. ·Special Sale Price Sale! Friday ond Saturday "Red Het rt" Regular $1.39 Skein 99c Pizza Pans 12 inch size • • • • · · · •• 68c 1.49 Mirro Pie Pans •. · . · · · · · · · • 1.19 89c Aluminum Roasting Pans · · · • · • · • sac 1.95 Aluminum Cake Roll pans·· • • · · • • 1.48 1. i9 Aluminum Cookie Sheets • · · • · • · 89c 2.59 Mirro Aluminum Cake Pans ········ 1.89 95c Aluminum Bread & Meat Loaf Pans ··· 68c 59c Rubbermaid Ice Cube Trays · · · 2 for 99c r-...--,-·-·--~------·--·---~---1 SALE! MIRRORS Special l®S,.I.AllX FOAM Two Day Sale MEN'S KNIT SLACKS You can really save on mens solid color - st r ipes and fancy patterns . Knit Slacks during this sa le. Sizes 29 to 42 line selection of styles. 11.95 12.95 i3.95 14.95 15.95 16.95 17.95 Mens Mens Mens Mens Mons Mens Mens Knit Knit Knit Knit Knit Knit Knit Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Sale 8.88 Sale 9.88 Sale 10.48 Sale 11.28 S•le 11.88 S•le 12.88 Sale 13.88 Mens $18.95 Sale! Famous Brand .MEN'S .ORLON DRESS SOCKS INSUlATED OOVERALLS Whlle·Biack and a big selection ot solid colors and heathertones. Fits sizes 10 to 13. 75 per cent Hi Bulk ·Orion Acrylic . 25 per cent ' stretch Nylon . For This Sale sr waist ~ Sizes 36 to 52. Red nylon quilt Insu lated lining . Adjustable snap on each . leg bottom . Completely washable. Srown or dark green. Save during this special sale. A PAIR 16.99 Sale! Men's Hunting Clothes Carhart! Special Super Dux hunting clothes at ...real savings ·110W. -Good selection of sizes. ·' . . . - ·-· I . ...- ' 12.60' Hunting 13:90 Hunting 16.70 Hunting V .50 Huntin~ Vests • " •..• Sale 9.49 Pants . • Pl!nts · · Coats • · · ' Sale 10.49 . ·Sale 12.49 Sa_I~ 13._99 SALt 14.95 15.95 16.95 18.95 22.00 24.95 10.95 13.95 19.95 22.50 29.95 32.50 . 49.00 49.00 16"x60" 16"x68" 18"x68" 20"x68" 22"x68" 24"x68" 20"x30" 24"x36" 30"x40" 30"x48" 36"x48" 30"x60" 16"x30" 24''x30" Mirrors Mirrors Mirrors Mirrors Mirrors Mirrors Mirrors Mirrors Mirrors Mirrors · Mirrors · Mirrors · Oval Framed Mirrors Framed Mirrors • • · Sale 12.00 Sale 13.00 Sale 14.00 Sale 1.5.50 Sale· 18.00 Sale 2o.oo· Sale 9.00 Sale 11.50 Sale 16.00 Sale 18.00 Sale 24.00 Sale 26.00 Sale 40.00 Sale 40.00 BED PIUDWS Priscilla METAL WARDROBES • UTIUlY CABINETS • QiiNA CABINETS • BASE CABINETS • WALL CABINETS All cotton, Snow white · excellent quality . _ { 81" Wide 1~19· yd. 90" Wide 1.29 yd. 1 Reg. 24.00 Cabinets Sale 20.00 Reg. 32.00 Cabinets Sale 26.00. .Reg. 34.00 Cabinets Sale 28.00 Reg. 36.00 Cabinets Sale 29.00 Reg. 39.00 Cabinets Sale 32.00 Reg. 49.00 Cabinets Sale 40.00 Reg . 54.00 Cabinets Sale 41.00 Reg . 59.00 Cabinets S.le 48.00 Reg, 64.00 Cabinets S.lt 52.00 Reg . 69.00 Cabinets • • • • -. • • S.lt 56.00 Reg. 79.00 Cabinets • • • . · : • · • Sale 64.00 ,Reg. 89.00 Cabinets . ~ ... .. •• -· •• -Silt 12.00 ·Wareho- stON houri sa me u main store. Ev...., wMic d.y open t::IOA.M. to 5 P.M. ..., Frld•y aild Saturday 9:31A.M. to ·~M. . . year. enjoy the visit and so will your girls. · You'll bOys and ~ White . 250 yc;t . spool. Regular 45c spool. Friday & Saturday ....... M FELT SQUARES Made of first quality Craft felt. Seasonal I!~ Christmas colors. ............Jfr 9x18 ..............15' 12x18 .. ;.~ .... ;.2QI ~12 Just lleceived AUNT LYDIA'S HEAVY RUG Elberfelds Toy StOre Is Open them see what's new this I Thread "' Same store· hours as the main store. Open week days 9:30 A.M. to 5 P.M~ Friday and S.turday 9:30A.M. to 9 P.M. Bring the children to the Toy Store. Let Plans to build a 2(l.unit . housing project on Front St. between Cole and Walnut Sts. were revealed at an informal meeting of Middleport Council and the Middleport Planning Commission Thursday night. ·The three council members present - Fred Hoffman, Clarence Stewart and Williams Walters - agreed informally to requests for a change in the zoning classification of the location from a business to a Super Sheen Extra Strong Sturdy construction . heavier than usual gauge steel. Choice of white - avocado . coppertone and wood lone finishes . YARN Fast COlors lARGE RANGE OF COLORS ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Wallace Bradford, second vice president; Mrs . Pauline Atkins, third vice president; Miss Lucille Smith, secretary, and Mrs . Dollie Hayes, tr~asurer. The trustees also voted to spend $1,200 the next year to employ a part-time staffer to plan and coordin ate the society's program and ac. tivities. Gerard Hilferty, employed by the socie.ty in July, to prepare a proposal on just how the society can proceed to set up a museum in the museum building, and his wife, presented a detailed plan and drawings outlinfng directions the society can go. Hilferty stressed that a museum's displays should "tell a story.'' He suggested natural nistory and ecology unit, a chronological history wall, an exhibit of industry including coal, soil and oil; others on geology, early settlers; Indian culture, famous residents and agriculture , and in clude a community room, a community meeting and work room, a library·, a mini· theater, and oiher features. The exhibits and construction might be phased over from three to live years. However, the plan ·would permit the museum to open to gets..green light Quilting · Sheeting QuiHing POMEROY:MIODLEPORT, OHIO Housing project 3.79 On Sale . Furniture Dept.· lrd Floor Sale! At Elberfelds Warehouse On Mechanic Street Co" Daisy pattern Lip· pered removable cover . Non · allergenic. Friday and Saturday LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 6 to 18 in boys shirts. Lots of solid colors in light and dark shades. Beautiful stripes · plaids· novelty patterns. Excellent styles · all per· manent press. __ _ Friday and Saturday Sale 99~ $4.89 Kirbury Beautifully beveled Venetian Wall ,Mirros. ~u!l length door mirrors tor your bedroom and bathroom. All are framed mirrors. Finest quality 'I'' plate glass. Boys $3.95 DEAN LUTZ, OF Radio WMPO, practiced on a tricycle Thursday preparing for the bike-a-thon to be held Saturday from Middleport to Point Pleasant and back. Lutz has five ~nsors who will pay $28 each, $1 each mile down and hack, to the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer Society for his participation in the bike-a-thon. His sponsors are The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., tbe Meigs County Branch of the Athens County Savings and Loan, Davis-Warner In· surance, Crow and Porter, Attorneys, and Radio Station. ' WMPO. All residents are invited to take part in Saturday's bike.a-thon which will begin at the cancer unit's ~ildquarternil St.,' Middleport. All riders are to ·get spo1180rs, however, with the proceeds paid to go to the local cancer unit. YARN Specia 1- Housewares Dept. 1stfloor Also lor this sal• Mens $6.95 Sport and Dress Shirts- Sizes medium, J.-uge and extra large. ' WOOL AND ''WINTUCK" 19.88 SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS An extra nice selection in solid colors · checks · plaids · neat patterns. 52.99 $3.69 $1 .99 ' Big opening . entire cover lifts off for easy emptying . Holds grocery bag as liner. Sale Price $23.85 an~ Election of officers and 37 trustees , a report on the museum study proposal, and agreement to employ a coordinato r highlighted the annual meeting of the Meigs County Pioneer' and Historical Society Thursday afternoon at the society's museum building in Pomeroy. C. E. Blakeslee, president, presided. Trustees elecll!d for the next Year were Leo Story, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lochary, Earl C:lark, Betty Milhpan, Fred Goeglein, Mrs. James Sheets, Mrs. Thomas Young, Lester Hart, Manning Webster , Vernon Nease, Edison Hobstetter, Seth Nicholson, Gebrge Genheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reed, Gordon Caldwell, John Duerr, Wallace Bradford, Annie Chapman, Mrs. Robert Ashley, Miss Lucille Smith, Mrs . Vilma Pikkoja , Mrs . Dollie Hayes, Mrs. Pauline Atkins, Dr. R. E. Boice, C. E. Blakeslee, Mrs , Gladys Morgan, Mrs. Virginia Thoren, Mrs. Herber t Roush, Mrs. Evelyn Knight, Mr. and l\lrs. John McGraw, Mr . .and Mrs.· Gerard Hilferty, Mrs. Iris Kelton arid Mrs. Margaret Rose. The trustees elected as officers were, Blakeslee, president; Mrs. Annie Chapman , first vice president; ·GlASSES ' accounted for. "And third, , the people of South Vietnam should haveJ:: . right to determine tlteir . · future without having a communist government imposed upon them against their will by force. "Now, based on the progress that has been made in the negotiations to date I can say with confidence tonight that I believe we are succeeding in achieving those goals.'' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1972 PHONE 992·2156 ·- .. TEN CENS useum program un olded ' 16 OZ. COOLER CAPE COD CURTAINS . . -- VOL. XXV NO. 137 SALE 3 FOR 1.00 100 Per cent cotton - fast colors. 36" \vide. Beaulllul solid colors and prints. Needleized - Excellent for Qollts. 69~ Three Goals · Nixon's campaign trip came just hours after his chief Vietnam negotiator, Henry A. Kissinger, predicted that an agreement would be reached within a matter of weeks end· ing the war and bringing home aII American troops and prisoners from Vietnam. Nixon recalled · tllat he set forth three goals fat peace last May 8 when he ordered the bombing of North Vietnam and the mining of its harbors in response to communist attacks . in the south. "I thought they were reasonable goals and they were these: First, there should be a ceasefire-stop the killing . Second, all of America's POWs should be returned and all of our missing in action should be Devoted To The lnteres~ Of The Meigs-Mason Area Consists of. 1 pc. 36"x72" plastic. 18 . II. fiber moulding and nails. Easy to Install. ' QUADRIGA-'CLOTH Save! Lee Tech Twill SALE 2626. SJORM ·WINDOW KITS ·\ Sale! $1.98 Set "Apollo" by Libby . ' New Shipment! Now At Sale Prices .Mens $5.9s Sale 39c Light 1.89 Trl County Luaue Oct. 17. 1972 ~oBOGGAN OavJs. Warner Ins. ~'!: I' Rawling Dodge · 32 . Mens' and Boys department • 1st floor. · Pomeroy Cement Block 28 100 per cent Orion ·Acrylic to"""gans. Famous . Gro Bor,s 2• ""l' HI.R F restone . · 22 make. ·Mayer & IIIli Barber shop u . High Ind. G•m• - Dole i.OO SOUD COLOR TOIIOGGAftS i'ai Davis 257: Charles Boys. 229. • -• Darrell Dugan 211. . TWO High .S•IH - Dale Davis .................iiiii ...liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiJii 638, ChariH Boyles 546, Ed , r • 985-4190 or 985·•153. · Phone . Toam body . Goodcondlt!on. Voss, S.Q.High Game and Series . . 10-2Hic . - Davia .Warner In•. 933 and Size 24x45. Beautiful stripe. Washable and Dark Colors. · Royal Family Sheets and Pillowcases sf. MARYS, W.VA. -CORE BORINGS have begun in the DAYTON, OHIO - ABOUT 4,3110 WORKERS on the first Shift at the Frigidaire Division of General Motors Corp. here early today refused to cross picket lines set up by workers in the refrigerator assembly department who staged a wildcat walkout Wednesday. The 450 strikers complained that management had in· creased the dally output of refrigerators from 1,000 to 1,300 a day while cutting back on the·number of production line personnel by firing 30 workers. IN JUNIOR SIZES 5 TO 15 Friday and Saturday Our Best Selling Cannon By United Press Jnternallonal Ohio River here where the state plana to locate a new $13.5 million bridge, replacing one closed nearly four years ago In a safety move. 'l'he borings are being made to find solid faun· dations·for the bridge piers, said Gov. Arch Moore, who added the state will advertise bids on the pier, before the end of the year. · The old span, built tn 1927-28, was closed. three days after the Silver Bridge collapsed Dec. 15, 1967 downriver at Point Pleasant. The bridge here was reopened to light traffic, but was closQd permanently on Dec. 30, 1968, when small fatigue cracks were found In the head of a broken I-bar on the structure. WRANGLER JEANS Nunn, who is running for the Senate seat being vacated by Sen. John Sherman Cooper and. ls being opposed by Democrat Walter·Huddleston. · ' 3.99 119 1-·--·-·-----.....<--...-.-----•-·-1 ''The year 1972 has pethaps seen, as historians will record, more progress toward true peace in the world than any year since the end or World War II," he said in West Vtrginia. "We think that L1 the next .four years we can make more progress ...and thi~ is what we as1< ~rum t'R. AJl,«ncan people -the opportunity to continue the progress. we have made." The appearlince in West Virginia was a hastily arranged airport rally during which . Nixon boosted the candidacy of Gov. Arch Moore, who is 'facing stiff opposition in his bid for reelection from Democrat Jay Rockefeller.· In Kentucky, Nixon was accompanied by Gov. Louie Twin and Fulls WINDOW SHADES 2.50 about trade during. a radio aqdress at noon today on farm policy, the fifth in a st>ries of . such campaigh speeches. He returne<L to· Washington late Thursday' night. ll ·lli ii 9.89 VYNOCEL SWEATSHIRTS WASHINGTON- A'ri'ORNEYS FOR Sirhan B. Sirhan, the convicted assassin olSen. Robert F.Kennedy, have told the'!J. S. Supreme Court they have compiled "siglllflcant physical evidence" that Sirhan did not fire lhe fatal shot. SON BORN The )llwyers filed .an appeal Wednaday on behall of Sirhan Mr. and Mrs. Craig· Fife, asking the high court to review a Calliornla Supreme Court Middleport, are announcing decision of July 28 afflnning Sirhan's murder conviction. the birth of a seven pound, two ounce son, Robert Jason, on Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the TWO FINED PLEASANT VALLEY Holzer Medical Center. Two defendants were fined DISCHARGES: Otho Miller, Grandparents are Mr. and and a third forfeited bond Evans; Bryan Grube, Scotts Mrs. Wendell Barrett of near Wednesday night in the court of Run, 0.; John Morrow, Mrs, Langsville and Mr. and Jifrs. Pomeroy Mayor William Jewell Duplap, Mary Hussell, Robert Fife of Middleport. Ben Baronick. Fined were Paul E. Point Pleasant; Randy Sisson, Kestersqn of l\linersville is a Knapp, Spencer, W . Va., $5 and Buffalo; William Bartley, great-grandfather, costs,-running a red light, and Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Coy ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Johnnie M. Jones, New Haven, Beckett, Cottageville; Mary MEI.GS THEAfRE WASaiNGTON (UP!) ceasefire in the Vletnall) jubilant mood, addressed aq Confidently predicting an confiict was near. airport rally at Huntington, inuninent end to the nation's "There are still some ·differ· W.Va ., and then drove through Ionge~! war, President Nixoh ences that must b~ resolved, ·I a crowd of more than 15,000 says there is a better chance believe they will be resolved." . ·people ·to. a rally at Ashland, for a generation of peace 'now Ky., in a five4wur campaign · than at any time in this · Nixon added · that "The swmg. century. chant'e .for this generation of Looking beyond Vietnam, he "I can say with confidence Americans to grow up in a cla.imed his policies had sucthat I believe we are ~ucceed­ wor ld without a war for a whole ceeded in reducing tensions ing in achieving ... peace with gen~ration is better tha n it has with .Russia and opening a honor and not surrender," he been, in my opinion, any time dialogue with China-steps told a campaign rally Thurs. · in this century." that will result in peaceful day night in his first public In a Jubilant Mood trade replacing confrontation. remarks since dlsc1osure that ·a The President, obviously in a He said he would '"I~ more "Each studept should be able to use writing to serve his take pride in his written work:" ''Ea<:h student 'shguld develop respect and concern for others.': . . . "Each teacher should ' possess a positive attitude toward children and teaching.'' "~acli teacher should know and be able to apply 99und principles t'o evaluate and improve his role as a teacher.'' Sale.! Mens and Boys "Each school administrator should effectively enforce Our entire stock reduced for. thi s sale. Board Policy." · "School board members should be responsible for providing the community with accurate information." · SIZES 12 THRU 50 Buy the jacke ts you need now and sav~. Boys sizes 2 to 20' Mens sizes 36 to 54 . Waist length styles and longer tar coat Many teachers, as well as parents, expressed the opinion in · 1-·-----:~------~-------~ . lengths. Corduroys . WOQ'IS • nylons . dacron · and cotton the discussion groups that the "should" needed to be changed to blends. All warmly lined. Afine sele~lion . Slop In·- try on a Friday and ;iaturday "shall" or ''must". · jacket or two and make yo~rse leclion during the jacket sale. Part of the 10 discussion.groups made recommendations for changes, while others rejected the entire ver~ion as one dodging Mens and Bovs $1.49 the issues and useless insofar as deallng with the "concerns" Choose white or pastels. Sizes 4 to 8. Regular they expressed in the xpring meetinp. 59 c. Just r eceived a big The discussion leaders were Robert Morris, Mrs. Shirley seledlon. ,Sweatshirts for Johnson, Kenneth Braun, Avanel Holliday, R. J. Browning, Mrs. pair men and boys. Regular Richard Vaughan, Mrs. Gene Mitch , Willoughby Hill, Mrs. Sweatshirts in light and Supported plastic, 36" wide Blondena Hudson and Mrs. Donald Mora. dark colors · Hooded . 6 ft . long. While . Light Swe~ tshl r.t s Lined Tan . Green. Just Arrived! Friday and Saturday Serving as recorders were Mrs. Groce Weber, Mrs. Leah Sweatshirts. Friday and Saturday Ord, Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Judy Crooks, Mrs. Kay Barr, Big Shipment of Stop in - Mens and Boys Mrs. Rita Slavin, Mrs. John Redoviim, Mrs. Ann Boso, and Ed Ladies department, 1st floor and select yours now. • Kennedy. The resource people were John Riebel, John Redovian, Our entire stock of 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 Lee McComas, Greta Suttle, Charles Swogger, Tom Kelly, Jim New Shipment! Moun!ai~ Maid dresses Adams, Nellie Vale, Bob Ord, and Earl Young. ' President Nixon ·ubilant in Pe li-The DillY Sentlnel,Mlddleport·Pomeroy, 0.; Oct. 26, 1972 . .. ~ . '• OONNIE SMITH, left, daughter ol Mrs. Harold Smith, Syracuse, and SUsan Yost, dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Yoat, near 1:\acine, Melp County 4-H scholarship winners, · · left Thursday for Columbus to attend the sixth ·annuat quarter horse Congress being held throogh Sunday at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. The Melgs representatives will be staying at the Rhodes Youth Center. • ews..zn By Uatted Presa lllternallonal COWMBUS -TWO UNION CONTRACTORS associations filed a join I $5.6 mlllion damage suit Thursday in U. S. District Court here against the Columbus BUUdlng,Trades Council, most of the union !ocala and local leadership. · .AllociJrted General Contractors Central Ohio Division and the Columbus ch&pter ot the MDo!irY COOttactol's Asaoc!41iori ¢ -: · America charged Illegal work stoppages by the bulldtng trades taveCOit them more than $1 mllllon. The group seeks $1.4 mlllion In compenaaUon and $4.2 mlllion In punitive damages. . (l()WMBUS -OHIO SUPPORTERS of George McGovern uld Thursday they will file suit in a Glevelllnd fedetal court, Monday uldnc that Secretary of Slate Ted w.Brown be requtreri. to 1Jeep pan. open in Cuyahop County untU t:30 p.m.on Nov. 7three houri lqer than IIIIUal. The McGo¥em badtera uld bJCt led voler reglalraUon, c:aapJed with inlufftclenl voting macblnel, would require U• tended voting holD'S. The suit, .if heard and ruled upon, would affect net Clflly CUylhoga County but ihe entire state. WAIIRING'I'ON - U. 8. GOYERNMEN'l' II'IGU!U!S show ·(Continued on p-ee 10) < residential. Harold Chase and Edison ·Baker, members of the planning commission, also agreed· to the change. Formal action will be taken later, however, when plans are more concrete and when a majority of council is present. the public after the first year. Over a three year plan, costs could amount to approximately $37,000. The museum would feature a sales area where work by local artists could be purchased and seating in ·the mini-theater would be designed so that they could be easily moved to allow the room to be cleared for other uses. Hillerty suggested that perhaps some of the costs could be reduced through contributions of residents in the way of supplies. His suggestions Included also that a movie of Meigs · County be made to show to museum visito rs. Through Ohio University, the film could be made at a fraction of the costs involved through a commercial firm, he said. He touched upon uses that the second story ofthe museum building, now rented as living quar ters, could be put to in later years as th~ museum grew. The concept of the museum should revolve abOut three main features including the land and its riches above and below the ground'; the river, its scenic beauty and its Peace cooled United Press International South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu said today peace will come to Vietnam only "when I personally sign ~~~ ~ro~a~~f::;. ;h~e=~~:~;, drmmed ·hopes ra1sed by Presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger's report Thursday that "peace is at hand.'' North Vietnam showed impatience with the delay and repeated its demands over Hanoi Radio today that the The housing units would be United States sign the peace built by Dean Circle and Tony ag reement on Oct. 31 as Barr of Gallipolis, it was originally scheduled. The Hanoi delegation to the Paris reported, (Continued on Page 10) ' use, and the people as to identity arid why they came to Meigs County and what they did. Hilferty's r·eport was well received by members who expressed a desire to "aim high" in getting the museum into operation. ' "If you don 't offer the people something, there's no need in having a museum," one resident commented. Hilferty suggested that townships be asked to contribute $1,200 - or $100 each for the establishment of a community room . He suggested that perhaps, some residents would want to give an adequate amount to take :~re of the expenses In furnishing and preparing a complete room. Plaques In trlbu!e to MRS. JACKIE COONEN, center, Galllpolll, WUJetiPGIIIible for lirlng!ng Welght Watchers to the GaUia·Melga area: Mrs. Coonen Llan area clau lead... She Its flanked by Mrs. Barbara Chandler, who weighed 360 pounds before joining weight watchers, and Manning Wetherholt, who has shed 63¥, pounlla during the past year. Mts. Chandler Its a lecturer for Weight Wat· chers, Inc., Cincinnati, Mr. Wetherholt participated In last night's fashion show. . Slz·mmed•do••. n celebrate Twenty-one Gallia-Melgs County residents with a combined weight loss of 1,297 pounds shared the spotlight durin g Thursday night's "Goodbye Fat, Hello Fashion Show" held In the Washington SChool auditorium, Gallipolis . Two-hundred and sixty-five persons attended the show, s~onsored by Weight Watchers, Inc., Cincinnati. . IN Introducing local Weight Watchers during the fashion show was Mrs. Jackie Coonen, area class leader. Mrs. Coonen was instrumental In obtaining the first Weight Watchers class In the Gallla· Meigs area. Participants moved onto the stage as they were introduced. While Mrs. Coonen reviewed the individual's statistics, they Follow-up of Class of 1972 completed the figure showtng the percentage of married students Is a special, separate figure. These students · are aJso included tn other figures for working, con· tinuing education, etc. . , In the preceding paragraP!s you have read the figures that tell what has happened to the class of 1972 during the fall following their grad~tion. Now let's look back and compare with previous classes. This comparison is one of information collecled the fall just after graduation. The information ahout the class of 1967 tells what they were doing In the fall of1987 and not now. This is true for each of the classes on which we report. · BOYS - College; 1967 • 28.3 pet.; 1968 · 24.8 pet.; .Speaking of Schools-No. 254 1969.21.0 pet.; 1970. 21.4 pet.; 1971 · 22.3 pet.; 1972 . doing some four or five months after graduation. 20.0 pet. Technical school! 1967 • 8.8 pet.; 1968 · 16.2 BOYS - 20.0 pet. in college; 1.4 pet. in technical pet. ; 1969'. 13.0 pet.; 1970. 17.0 pet.; 1971 • 6.8 pet.; achool; u pet. in buslnesa achool; a total of 28.9 pet. 1972· Upet. !llllinesa school: 1967 • 3:5 pet. ; 1968 · 1.0 ·'are continuing their edl!~;~~tioq; _43,7 ~1.J!fe working; pet.;J968 ·!.Ope!.;.1970·0.8pct.; 1971-·3.9 pet. ; ,1972 • 15.6 pet. iii military mice; 11.9 pet: are unem· . 1.4 pet. Continuing edu.""tlon: 1967 ; 40.6 pet.; 1968 • ployed; ·and 4.4 pet. are married .. u.opet.; 1969 . 35.0 pet.; 1970 .39.2 pet.; 1971 . 33.0 GIRLS - 21.4 pet. in college; 4.1 pet. in nurses pet.; 1972.28.9 pet. Work: 19117 . ·:j8.9 pet.; 1968 • 35.3 training; 6.1 pet. in technical school ; 7.1 pet. in pet.; 1969 • 38.0 pet.; 1910. 35.7 pet.; 1971 • 38.9 pet. ; business school; a tota.l of 38.1 pet. are continuing 1972.43.7pet. In service: 1967 • 9.7pet,; 1988 • 8.6 pet.; their educaUon; 34.7 pet. are worklllg ; none in 1969. 13.0 pet.; 1970. 3.6 pet.; 1971 . 12.6 pet.; 1972 . military service; 25.5 pet. are unemployed; and :IU 15.6 pot. Unemployed: 1967 • 8.8 pet.; 1968 • 5.7 pet.; pet. are married. ~ltet. 14.0 pet.; 197G. 21.4 pet.; 1911 ·17.5 pet.; 1972 . ALL Gl!ADUATES (1972)- 11.7 pet. in collep; ll.tpet. Marrled: 00·2.7pet.; 1968-a:apet.; 1969· !.7pct. In ,.....traiJilng; e.tpet. In ledftcal achool; t.Opet.; 1970· 1.9pet.; 1971 · 8.8pet.; 1972 -Upet. a pet. In bulli!e~B lchool; a total It u.o pet. are GIRLS - College: 1961 · 19.7pet.; 1968 ·17.8pet.; continuq tt.elr education; 40.0pet. Afe working; 9.0 l969 . 18.8 pet.; 1910 . 22.1 pel.; 1971 • 22.5 pet,; 1972. pet. are in military aervice; 17.6', pet. are unem- · 21.4pet. Nunes training ; 1967 · 3.8pet:; 1968· 5.9 pet.; ployedi 11.2 pet. are married. · 1969. u pet.; 1970 • 2.1 pet.; 1911 • 2.5 pet.; 1972 • u Pie- note In the prec:edlng paral)l'aphs that lhe pet. Technlcaf school: 1967 . 3.8 pet.; 1968 · 9.0 pet.; . ·figure for tlx>le contiJIIInl educaUon·1.1 a -total of the 1969· 13.3pet.; 1970 -4.0pei. ; 1911 ·2.5pet.; 1972·6.1 colleg~, technlcallchool, etc., figures. Allo note that pet. Buslne11 school: 1961 .• 8.4 pet.; 1968 • 5.9 pet.; By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Sup!. Melgo Local School Dltstrlot , Each fall we conduct a follow-up study of the class that graduated in the preceding spring. We have this information for six graduating claasea now from 1967 to 1972, inclusive. Mrs, Vennarl, Mr. Sauer IU'Id Mr. Redovlan, our guidance people, collect and tabulate this information. In this evening's collllTU11 will try to give you the information contained in the most recent study. I will also attempt to make some comparisons with the studies of the five earlier clastl(lS. Let's look at the Clals of 1972 and what they are :. '' I· them could be placed in the rooms. The trustees of the society did not vote upon Hllferty's plan but several indicated that they would be wllllng to work towards establishment of the program. Mrs. Norma Lee and Mrs. Oleva Cotterill conducted a devotional period. A coffee hour cancluded the meeting. shed "old clothes worn over their new slim-trim outfits. Mrs. Madge Bogg•, Gallipolis · class leader, assisted Mrs. Coonen during the fashion show. Following the fashion show, Adrianne Levine , area director, Weight Watchers, Inc ., Cincinnati, and .Pam '· Simmons, Jackson class leader, presented special awards to local participants. Mrs. Levine then asked Weight Watcher member~ In the (ConUnued on Page 10) All supporl • d IS o 1.ere l969-4.4pet.; 1970-lpet.; 1971-3.8 pct.; 1912 · 7.1pet. Continuing education: 1967 ·35.6pet.; 1968 · 38.6pet.; 1969.42.2 pet.; 1910.29.2 pet.; 1971· 31.3 pet.; 1972. 38.8 pet. Work: 1967 • 28.0 pet.; 1968 • 24.8 pet.; 1969 • 25.spct.; t970·2Upet.; 1971-28.3pet.; 1972-34.7pet. In service: 1967 ·0.9pet.; 1968· O.Opet.; 1969· 2.2pet.; 1970 • 1.0 pet.; 1971 • 1.3 pet.; 1972 • 0.0 pet. Unem· ployed: 1967. 15.9 pet.; 1968 ·16.0pel.; 1969 -14.4 pet. ; 1970 • 47.4 pet.; 1971 • 41.3 pet.; 1972 • 25.5 pet. Married: ,1967 . 21.5 pet.; 1968 • 24.8 pet.; 1969 • 15.5 pet.; 1970.25.3pel.; 1971 · 21.3 pel.; 1972 -20.4. ALL GRADUATES - College: 1967 • 24.1 pet.; 1968. 21.4 pet. ; 1969 • 20.0 pet.; 1970 . 21 .7 pet,; 1911 · 22.4 pet.; 1972. 20.7 pet .. Nurses training : 1967. 1.8 pet.; 1968 .J,Opct.; 1969 -2.6 pel.; 1970.0.9 pet.; 1971· 1.1 pet.; 1972 -1.7 pet. Technical school:l967. 6.4 pet.; 1968 . 12.6 pet.; 1969 • 13.2 pet.; 1970 •'11.0 pet,; 11m • 4.9pet.; 1972.6.9 pet. Business school: lllf7 · 5.9 pel.; • 91 3 a •1968 •3.4 pet.; 1969,• , ,6 pel,; 1117Q • 0.9 pfl.; I I.· . pet.; 1972 ·3.9 pet. Continuing education: 1967 • 38 ·2 pet.; 1968 ; 40.4 pel.; 1969.38.4 pet.; 1970 . 34.5 pet.; 1911· 32.2 pet.; 1972.33.0 pet. Work: 1967 • 34.1 pet.; 1968 • 30.0 pet.; 1969 · 32.2 pet.; 1970 • 29.5 pet.; 1971 ' 32.2pet.; 1972·40.0 pet. In service: 1967 • 5.5 pet.; 1968 -4.4pct.; 1969·7.2pet.; 1970·2.4pet.; 1911·7.7pct.; 1972-9.0pet. Unemployed: 1967·12.3pet.; 1968.-IU pet. ; 1969 • 14.4 pet.; 1970 • 33.3 pet. ; 1971 • 2'1.9 pet. ; 1972 . 17.6 pet. Married: 1967 • ll.8 pel. ; 1968 • 14.1 pet.; 1969 ·12.2 pet.; 1970 ·16.4 pel.; 1911 ·13.1 pet .; 1972 • 11.2 pet. · . . The location of jobs for those workin$ provides more interesting information. I'll report that In the next columll. I'm quite certain that I have given yoil · more ·than enough numbers to consider !or one ~olumn.l also·hope to interpret the data .In the next column. f~ · United Preu IDternatlonal Sen. George S. McGovern, ignoring the possible adverse effect that a pre-election settlement of the Vietnam war may have on his presidential campaign, says he will give the administration his "full sup. port and cooperation" if peace Is achieved. However, he IU'ged President [lltxon to prevent the South Vietnamese government., from blocking ratification of . the proposed · nine-point peace . P~.~· ~ope in all my heart President Nixon will not let Gen. Nguyen van Thieu ·stand In the way of ll)e setUement of . thll war," McGovern told a crowd of U,OOO at the Univenlty of IOWII 'Thunday. "I hope .,..ct will at long· last return" to South Vletnun. McGovern ·was tn Detroit whet! presidential adviser Henry A. K!Minger told reporters at the White Houie that peace In Vietnam Ia "within ~ch In a matter of weeks, or lea." .•' �,. ~ -l WIN AT BRIDGE NOR111 By Helen BoHel •• +++ DEAR HELEN· My neighbor oo the right told me aU about thts woman who lives on my left. She says the man she is livmg wtth tsn 't really her husband, and her chUdren are all by different men 9te says she fixes herself up every morning like a model so she can entertain whatever repairnum comes along And just watch· salesmen stay longer there.! haven't met her yet, but What do you think of a wol'lan like this7 -NEW NEIGHBOR DEAR NEW· I think she's a gossip The woman on your left? Why don't you keep an open mmd IDlW you meet her and find out!or yourself• - H +++ DEAR HELEN. This 1.! for the man who complained that doctors' answering services put you on "hold" before you can say "emergency "He suggelt8 tlie operator ask each caller If the t:all is urgent, before making him watt He doesn~ know people too well. AB an operator for such a service, I can tell him: everyone thinks his call is an emergency. We have over IIOOphones ID ana.wer. You can see the problems we would nm Into If we asked such a queIlion Bealdes Ndeness, I am amazed at the lack of common sense 111011 people dlaplay In calling a doctor. At 2.00 a.m they'll consider a sore throat or even "an unhappy turtle" an Uemergency II In case of a real time problem, It's fooUsh to waste preaous seconds ealllng a doctor's annering service -or even his office nurse The rescue squad should be alerted first, so the ill person can recetw emergency treatment while be~ rushed ID the holpital Everyone should bavethe number of the nearest rescue squad pinted near hil Jiwne - OONCERNED OPERATOR NO I 14$. BPTTE!-: corresoon4entts remarks on doctors' telephQI.I~ "~"II~~ adYour f !!-.al~P~5 ; :. r) 1 • ildmut a propitious time ras we are S!arting to 1 work on some practice management !raining material which will include the 5Ubject of ''telephone answering " The telephone 1.! one of the doctor's biggest problems It IS reported that the average general practice office recetves 65 calls per day. This does not exCIIIe negligence . . but It may provide 110111e measure of sympathy for the very busy doctor who is Jrylng to see as many patients as he can - M L H , AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSN. Langsville Mr and Mrs Lee Fetty and Sheba spent a weekend wtth thetr son and famtly, Mr and Mrs Larry Fetty of Bucyrus Mrs Lena Knapp spent the weekend in Columbus wtth her son and famtly, Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp Mr and Mrs Richard Richman of Fayetteville, N C ' and children, Juha and Joda, and Mr and Mrs John L Merrtll of Columbus were weekend guests of thetr mother, Mrs Emma Ledlte Mr and Mrs Harley Riggs and Margte caUed on Mrs Alpha Barr Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs. Larry Barr and chtldren jotned Mr and Mr& Duane Barr and famtly for a fishing trip last Sunday Mr and Mrs Duane Barr and famtly called on his mother, Mrs Alpha Barr recenUy Mrs Sharon Barr and Mtcbelle and Mrs Alpha Barr called on Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson, Monday The home of Mr Wayne Cleland burned to the ground this week with all household goods destroyed There were no lnjurtes Dale Wnght IS home from Veterans Memortal Hospital and is feeltng better Mr and MrS Gerald Eblm were in Columbus Monday to consult a doctor ' Mrs Gerald Eblin en· tertained with a birthday party for her son, Silly, on hill 4th birthday MrS Eblin served cake and tee cream to Mrs Dlclde, Eblin and two gtrls, Mrs Cbad Ohlinger and three children, Mrs Doc Eblin, Mrs Bonnie Johnson and three C!ldldren, Mn Larry Barr and two cNidren. '!be birthday cMa •• biked by MrS. Larry Barr. Billy ncelved many nice 21 .AK7 ¥ KJI09 • Q852 .AK wt:ST EAST (D) Navy: HomeAwayfromHome? DEAR HELEN· Will you please give Navy wtves a little space before aU thetr mBITiages go down the drain• ~ A recent news release stated Navy admirals were wrmglng their hands over "the deiertorahon of Amertcan seapower " They plan to "strengthen" tt by equ1ppmg off1cers' staterooms wtth carpets, planter boxes, audio units, dinuner swttches, mr conditionmg and "other comforts SUited to tbe soctal, phystcal and psychological needs of personnel " The plan also calls for crews' quarters to get qwte similar luxunes, and enlisted men wll1 have sharp new uniforms, longer hatr, etc. It aU sounds real cozy - like honeymoon sh1ps - and, m reality, aren' tlley getting ready for women sailors• (What gets to me IS those dinuner swttches') Really, Helen, tt is another assault on our homes Taxpayers are bemg asked to proVide luxunes so that fightmg sh1ps can become Doatmg lovenests' Navy wtves, urute and tell the PreSident he can't "lrmg us iogether" by temptations whtch will pull man and wife apart' - NAVY WIVES OF SAN ANTONIO DEAR WIVES Perhaps you should wr1te, "Dear Mr Prestdent A gtrlm every port was bad enough, a glfl on every ship• -Never'" But somehow I think a trustworthy husband can withstand women sailors -even if his stateroom IS eqwpPed wtth a dimmer SWitch. - H. 11 DEAR ~------------------------,,,.;.-................................-.....~ ~ I •' Lelten of opialoa are weltemelt. Tiley 1hould be le11 I Squeezes Out a Tough Slam l~~~·•won~·•~"~~t... ~~e•..JecttoredldtoabytbeeltiiOr) ,.....,,.,.r.vmmmonr---11-•~d:i:'m:'i'lllli'-be=:."alped with tb~.!!amLad!lmLl!iam•!Ulii8Jl-)be-~~ Helen Hel 4_ ~., ' l- 'l'ben.Qy lleNIIIel, Mldcleport-l'mleroy, 0., Oct. '¥1,1972 Us. ....... ... .J98632 .10 ¥873 ¥4 t4 .J97 tAKJI0976 .QI086 S0ll1'!! .QH ¥AQ65 2 +3 n II ump-sqoee:ti! agamst h•m South cashes dummy's ace and kmg or clubs, leads a spade to hts queen and leads to the ace and ~ang of spades and a thtrd trump from dummy 'l'hts lrump squeezes East East has to come down to three cards If he holds a smgleton club, South overtakes dummy's trump, leads a thtrd club and sets 1,1p hts last club If East comes down to one dtamond South lets dummy hold the trick, ruffs a dtamond m hts own hand and sets up dummy's last dtamond as the 12th tnck Lucky, but the sort of good luck only experts enJoy I 1 1 1 Programs for Tonight They apologize for some Eastern High School, Reedsville, Ohto • • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 6 30 - Christopher Closeup 10, TV Classroom 8, Kentucky Afield 13 7 OD-Neighbors 13 , Farm Front 4, Death Valley Days 8 Fun for Everyone 6 -!.-: l Television: Some Pros and Cons Bashan Fairview News Notes News f woltipen News Mr Norman He1iman , of Belle!on tame and Mr Rtchard He1lman were Wednesday afternoon vtsttors of Harley Johnson Mrs J R Murphy, Mrs Harley Johnson, Miss Elaine ' Murphy Jack Downs Pomeroy a~d Mrs BDI' Earnheart of Logan atumded the Lancaster Fair October 11 Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl and Terry, vlstted Fnday through Saturday wtth Mr and Mrs Robert Slack and famtly and Mr and Mrs John Slack and fam1ly near Canton They also vlstted Gene Slack Mrs Chnton Gilkey of Albany was Fnday vtsitor of Mr and Mrs Uncoln Russell Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp, Kat!, Kevm and Gharles, were weekendviSttorsofhis brother, Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp, Mtke and Tim of Columbus Mr and Mrs Leo Smtih of Columbus were weekend vtsttors of Mrs Btrdte Wyatt Mr and Mrs Robert Russell attended funeral8erv1ces for a relat 1ve m Columbus Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre of family of Chester were Sunday visitors of his parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy were viSitors of Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy and Mr and Mrs Stll McElroy and Jeff of Columbus Tbe birthdays of Carl and Jeff McElroy were celebrated Mr and Mrs Robert Venoy and family viSited Monday evem~g wtth -Mr. and Mrs Howard Russell Chris and Brent, of Seaman spent a weekend with her mother, Mrs ·Alpha Barr llfta. Ollter callers were Mr and J. T. LedUe Ia sick with a Mrs Larry Barr, David and cold. Michelle, Rutland, Mike Barr llr. and Mn Blair Cad·. o(GJenvWe, W Va , and Marge II'Millder and boyl, Brian, Rigp of PwNIOY. NHL Slandongs -" :: 1 1 1 1 Pro BV Un1ted Press lnternat•onal DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB 3. • 1 wllbbeld upon pubU~alloa, bowever, oa request. Letters 1 sbould be In good taate, addrftslng luuea, not penQDaUtles 15-Woman's Poml of Vtew 13 • 5432 7 30-Man from C 0 S t 10. Gospel 6. Farmbook 3 Time for Dear Sirs Tomolhy 13 Dtck Van Dyke4 , Archte's TV Funnies 3, Sesame Both vulnerable We are wrltmg to you concernmg the letter that appeared In Street 20 West North East Soulh the paper last Thursday rught We hope that you realize that the 8 oo-underdog 3 4, 15, Pufnsfuf 13, Bugs Bunry 8, Tennessee 3 + Pass Tuxedo 6 views expressed m that Jetter were not necessarily the VIews of Pass Dble Pass 4 ¥ 8 3D-Bugs Bunny 10, Jefsons 3, 4, 15 Jackson Five 6, 13, Pass Pass 6¥ iii! Eastern fans Sabrina, tne TeenaQe Witch 8 Pass Pass Pass There area fewofuswho sttll believe that when you get beat 9 oo-Ponk Panther 3, 4, 15, Osmonds 6. 13, Amazing Chan and Opemng lead- + 4 the Chan Clan 8. 10 Sesame Str.eet 20 that your team was out-played or oukoached, period It very 9 30--Houndcats 3, 4, 15 Movie Cartoons6, 13, 8, 10 seldom IS attributed to any more lhan tbat 10 OD-Roman Holidays 3 4, IS, Etectroc Compsny 20 By Oswald & James Jacoby 10 30--Barkleys 3, 4, 15, Josie and the Pussycats 8, 10, Brady We apologize to anyone who was hurl by that letter Here IS a very tough hand Kids 6, 13 Mr Rogers 20 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I -Concerned Eastern Fans (names Withheld on request) 11 oo-Sealab The slam contract ts good 3, 4, 15, Fllntstones 8, 10 Bewitched 13 but the fa1rly simple play of Huckleberry Hound and Yogi Bear 6, Sesame Street 20t 11 31},-Runar:ound 3. 4, IS Kid Power 6, 13 • ruffmg two clubs m dummy 12 oo-Around the World In 80 Days 3, 4, 15, Funky Pathom 13, won' t work after the defense Stingray 8, Electric Company 20, TBA 6 The b1ddmg has been starts with two rounds of dta 12 3D-Fat AI berland the CQiiby Kids 8, 10, Talking With a Giant monds South must ruff the West North East 3, 4 IS College Football Pre Game Show6, 13 second d1amond htgh 1 oo-Chlldren's Film Festival 8, 10, Roller Derby 6, Crafts Pass It Pass wolh Kaly 3, Sports Challenge 4 He plays two rounds of Pass Pass 1 3D-Wally's Workshop 3, Movie, "The Ghost & Mr Chicken" trumps and fmds that West Pass 3NT Pass 4 Photo Fun Club IS sttll holds a pesky etght-spot You South, hold 2 oo-Job Show 10, Garden Club 8. Wide World ol Sports 6, 13, If he ruffs those two clubs .AK86Z ¥AZ t5 .AK862 Saini IS NFL Game oftheWeek 3, Changong Times 8 2 3D-Urban LeaQue Presents 10, VIewpoint a, Roller Derby 3 he won't be able to get back What do you do now? 3 oo-The Issue 10, Virgonlan 8, Death V<i11ey Days IS, Man to hts hand to pull West's From U N C L E 4, Roller Derby 15 A-Pas.'i Your partner IS last trump what like an mner tube and 3 30- Explorers 10 , Sports Challenge 3 showmg a poor hand wtth three By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. You c a n enJOY yourself colla~ses Because 1t 1s com 4 OD-Right On 10, Folk guitar 33 Tal"s of Washington 3, TBA working out why this play ctubo and some cords in the red Dear Dr. Lamb-I would 6, 13 Doctor on fhe Merle Haggard IS House~. Let Me Tell You About A Song fike to have some mforma- pose of many small atr falls Now see 1f you can sulta. TODAY'S QUESTION !ton on the bad effects of sacs only a portion of those 4 3D-Wrestling a, Death Valley Days 10, f Dream of Jeannie 4, work out how South can Bridge 33 Instead of btddmg three no· w a t c h 1n g TV by children a1r sacs near the area where make the hand the puncture occurred may 5 oo-Green Acres 10, Wide World of Sports 6, 13, Tales of trump your partner has b1d four who watch to the exclusion He has to be lucky He clubs over your three spades of play homework soctaliz· collapse Th1s vanes dependWashington Irving 4, Death Valley Oays 15, Milestones of Progress 33 must fmd East wtth four What do you do now' mg and consequent truancy mg on how btg the tear 1s and other factors How much s 30-Explorersa Lassie 10, Sesame St 33, I Dream of Jeannie clubs so as to develop what 4, Counlry Carnival 3, Gosepl Talent Time 15 Dear Reader-jl won't athas depends 6 oo-News lrouble a person Weather Sports 3 4, 8, Movie, The Geisha Boy," tempt to review ali of the on how much collapse of the 10 different comments that have lung occurs If Just a very 6 15-A Look at a Book 15 been made about vtolence on small amount of collapse oc· 6 3D-NBC News 3. 4, 15, Hee Haws 6, Hathayoga 33, Johnny TV and these problems, but curs, tt may be almost unBench 13 I wtll say that contmually nottceable 7 oo-Hee Haw 6 Lawrence Wetk 4, 15, Lei's Make A Deal 3 watching TV to the exciuston Walt Ttll Your Father Gels Home 13 , LovlnQ 33 By Mrs Herbert Roush The collapse Will perstst 7 30--Nashvflle Music 3 Newsmaker '72. 13 Eye of the Artist of normal chtldhood play can R1ckey Fmdley and Mtke Mrs Mary K Rose and Mrs 33 George Kirby 8 lead to degenerahon of the until the tear has he a I e d Roush spent Sunday afternoon Kathleen BISsell accompamed body's normal functions from over then, like an mner tube 8 QO-AII in the Famllv 8 10 Alias Smith "'Drt Inn~'"~ ~br Tr•lt that has been patched, tt can 4, Movoe 'It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" 3, IS wtth Davtd Roush the "Bashan Bunch" 4-H Club phys1cal mactiVIty A study be mllated agam and regams Btography 33 Mr and Mrs Sam Bachus of on a trtp to Parkersburg for a few years ago showed that 1ts normal function If the H .v--~roaget Loves Sernle8.10, New York Playhouse33 Cambr1dge spent the weekend dmner and then to the Mall for ch1ldren who were trntable, tear ts lar~e and the lung ts 9 DO-Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Movie. "The Ponk Jungle" 4 9 3D-Bob Newhart 8, 10 w1th Mrs Rose Bachus, Mrs a shoppmg tour recently Mrs chromcally faltgued , w 1th t tall d S o Y co apse ometime s 10 OD-Misslon Impossible 8, 10, Sixth Sense 6 13 vague complatnts, were Mary Donohue and Davtd, Mr Rose and Mrs Btssell are the found to be chrontc TV the n 0 r m a 11 Y funcbonmg 10 3D-Profile In Music Shorley Verrett 33 and Mrs Albert Blackwell and club advtsors Inn& wtll eXpand to push 11 oo-News4, 8, 10, 13, Notre Dame Highlights 6 watchers wtth very httle agamst the heart and blood 11 15--'-News 3. 13 IS Earl Gorham vtstted m the Mr and Mrs Elmer exerctse vessels to cause dtfftculties 11 3D-Movies 'Night Gallery" 4 'Act One, • 8, "The Mum Donohue home Sunday af- Crothers and daughters of l studted the problem of Tomb' 13, Woody Hayes 10 Western Theatre 15 Sorne people have Spo n· 11 45my's ternoon - Movoe "Charade 3 Newark called on Mr and Mrs mactlVIty m relation to the taneous of a lung 12 oo-Movoe "The McKenzie Break' 10. Mr and Mrs Harold Lawson Stanley Trussell on Sunday space program and the ex· because collapse a little on 12 15-Movoe, The lnvos1ble Man.' 6 and son Chuck of Letart, W peeled prolonged wmghtless- the surface of blister the lung 12 30-Mo'ile "The Mummy's Hand , 13 Mrs Mural Ours spent ness problems My col- bursts These too usually 1 30-Movoes Island of Terror", 4 The Mummy's Ghost", 13 Va , Mr and Mrs Robert Tuesday wtth her stster, Mrs leagues and I learned that heal sponta~eously Occa- 2 oo-Movoe Backlash ', 10 Lawson and famtly , Mrs Mildred Frank at Pomeroy macltvtty breeds low energy Dorothy Parsons and sons of Mr · and Mrs Herman levels In normal melvtduals stonally there IS associated ~ ~~N~~~~~ Blood of fhe Vampire," 4 Ant1qwty spent Sunday wtth Carson attended the Lancaster 11 causes a decrease m the bleedmg and thts reqmres 4 45 - Movoe' "Mad Monster Party". 4 Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson Fatr on Frtday and also vtstted amount of muscle mass careful me d 1c a I management and famtly SUNDAY, OCTOM&ER 29 Mr and Mrs Ralph Frank of There is a decrease m the Atr trapped between the 6 oo-FIIm 4 formation of red blood cells Chrts Hupp spent Saturday Pomeroy R D and a loss of normal water collapsed lung and the chest 6 30--Day of Discovery 4, Newsmaker 72 13, Bob Harrington 6 mght with Edward Hupp Mrs Sandra Kerns of Belpre from the body ttssues The wall IS gradually absorbed Faith for Today 10 " ,N! ~~<! Mr,s, ffog~r, ,Ii'ar$,</l,ls Visited her grandparents, ;Mr heart and ctrculatory system , ,as lhP lung re-expands, how- 7 oo-coml]lun)que 6 , Old T,lme Gospel Hour 13 Societies In r 'd th ti 1 Transition 4 ''Mormon tonfere~ 10.· t c. ,a,n<\M!r, ~~ ~~§f1e,.r.w~WJs and Mrs St,anl~y :rrussell be c om e , decondtltoned " ever, urmg e me a r IS 7 3Q.Wl'lme for Timothy~ · Pallh for Tod~y 81 Revival Fires 6) and son, George, al ol Ashland Monday The heart rate ts raptd and trapped m thts sPaCe one Herald of Truth 3, Lamp Unto My Fee no · spent the weekend wtth Mr & Go loath 4, Leonard Repass 8, Gospel Caravan 6, Mr and Mrs Roscoe Pttzer lacks the n o r m a I strength should not travel by atr or 8 oo-Oavey Church Service 13, Morman Choor 3, Look Up and Live 10 and Mrs Donald Hupp and of Beckley, W Va, spent and stamma for reasonalile take a tnp from sea level to sons, and attended the Jttney several days With thetr son and amounts of phystcal exer- a1t1tude The trapped atr be- 8 15-Morntng Report 4 tween the lung and chest 8 30--0rat Roberts 3, Try Our Health 4 Kathryn Kuhlam 6, Supper at Letart Falls School daughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs CISe There are probably ad- wall wtll expand wtth deDay of Discovery 8 Camera 10, Rev Rex Humbard 13, vet se metabolic effects as Saturday evemng Mr and Chnton P1tzer and chtldren creased atr pressure and can Rev oval Fires IS well cause mcreased pressure m- 9 oo-songlng Jubilee 3. Cadle Chapel 4, Rex Humbard 15, Oral Mrs Don Hupp, Roger ParM1ss Renee Trussell spent a Many TV programs are Roberts 10, Archie's Fun House 8 ' sons, Rocky Hupp, Ray Frank. mght recently wtth her wonderful, educaltonal1!xpe stde the chest agamst the 9 3D-Church by Side of Road 4, Old Time Gospel Hour a, cartoons 10 Dr Paul Warren 13 Chrts Hupp furmshed mustc at schoolmate Mtss Brenda Lee r1ences Others are whole- heart Thts same problem used to anse regularly when 10 OD-Church Service 4 Faith for Today IS, Curlouslly Shop 6, the Jttney Supper wh1ch, a Ballard some entertamment But like atr was tnJected between the 13, This Is fhe Life 3, Archie's Fun House 8 Movie, ·:stanley other thmgs, there ts an ORII· large crowd attended & Llvingsfone" 10 Mrs Mtldred Frank of mal amount The only solu- lung and the chest wall to Mrs Ahce Russell of Wolf Pomeroy spent the weekend mduce collapse m treatmg 10 30--This Is the Lite 15, Insight 4, Captain Noah3, Notre Dame hon ts to turn off the TV at Highlights 8 I Pen, Mrs Brenda Hagey of wtth her brother, Mr and Mrs regular mtervals and ms1st patients With tubercuIosts 11 oo-TV Chapel 3, Joy in Living 131 Camera Three 8, Con Akron v1s1ted Sunday mornmg Stanley Trussell Mr Trussell on a ltttle more norm a I, If 1t is a small puncture tt sumer Report 14 OSU Football Hoghlights 4. Jake's Place 6 wllh Mrs Nancy Russell and IS home after spendmg several human act1vity characterts· usually doesn't take long for 11 30--This Is the Answer 3 lnstghtt5. Make a Wish, 6, 113 , Rex daughter, Amanda, at the weeks m Veterans Memortal ttc of growmg chtldren the lung to heal and re exHumbard 8 andusually a matter of 12 OD-CBPA Bowling 6. Columbus Town Meeting 10, Rev home of Mr and Mrs Russell hospttal Also v1s1tmg htm tbe Dear Dr Lamb-What P Calvin Evans 13 , Meeflhe Press3. 4, 15 Roush 12 3D-Revival Fires 13. Pro Football Pre-Game Show 8, past week were Mr and Mr~ would happen tf a lung IS weelis iNIWIPAPiR INTfRPRIS! """ 1 1 oo-tssues & Answers 13 Faith & The Bible 4 Pro Football 3. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bush Herman Carson, Mr and Mrs punctured d u r 1n g a nerve 415.8, 10 Vlstted a week w1th Mrs Pearl John Rose, Mr and Mrs block m the chest area • Stncl your quesf1onr to Dr Lomb, 1 3D-American Adventure 6 Manuel at Cleveland and Mr Ron me Cowdrey and Larry, Would tt heal eventually and, m core of thu newrpoper, P 0 lor 2 OD-Polnl of View 6, Lower Loghfhouse 13 and Mrs Roy Bush, Jr at East Mr and Mrs Albert H1ll of 1f so, how long would 1t take• JS5J, Rodoo Coty Slohon, New York, 2 3D-Issues and Answers 6, College Football '72. 13 Dear Reader- The lungs NY JOOJ9 For a COP'f ol Dr Lamb's 3 oo-Changing Times 13 Liverpool Racine and Herman Carson Jr are composed of multtple boaklot on lo11ng wttg!t send SO 3 3D-Wacky World of Jonathan Wiofers 6 Rookies 13 Mrs Opal Hupp vtsited her of Belpre G""eration 6, Pro Football 15. 3, 4, Living 33 tmy atr sacs If one 1s punc- cenb to til• same atlrlreu 11nd osk 4 oo-Manclni Face the Nation 10 mother, Mrs Henry Stewart, Mrs Gary Holter and tured the lung behaves some- lor "l.o11ng Wetg!f' booklet 4 3D-World of Survival 6. 13 Age of Anxiety 33, Log of th"' at Pl Pleasant Sunday chtldren spent a few weeks Slnema 10 Mrs Chester Durst of Ntles, with her mother and other 5 OD-WIId Wild West 6, Ripples 33, Treasure Island 8 10 . Movie, " Arrowheadu, 13 0 • Mrs Dave Qutckles of relattves at Duncanvtlle, Pa • 5 30-Sesame Street 33 I..oudenvtlle, Mr and Mrs Mtss Peggy Trussell spent 6 OD-News Weather Sports 6, 60 Minutes 8, 10 Herbert Roush were luncheon Fr1day mght w1th her uncle, Q-What organzzatlon was 6 3D-Untamed World 6, Hafhayoga 33 awarded the 1969 Nobel guests Sunday of Mrs Russell 7 00-Lawrence Welk 13 , Safari to Adventure 3, This Is Your Mr and Mrs Roger ktrkLlfe4, Wild Kingdom IS, Walt Till Your Father Gel$ Home6, Roush, Mrs Nancy Russell, hart and famtly or Tuppers Peace Pnze? UFOS, In the Know 10, Zoom 33, Zoom 20 A-The Internattonal LaMandy and Sharon 7 3D-World of Disney 3, 4, IS, Anna & the King 10, Let's Make a Platns Miss Judy King, Kankakee, bor Orgamzalton for achvt Deal 6, Just Generation 33. 20 , Peanuts 10 Dl , Mtss Mary l.Du King, a ltes over a span of 50 years 8 oo.-FBI 13, 6, Family Game 20, 33, Cartoon, "Yellow Substudent at the Nazarene marine", B, 10 1 Q-What US servu:e acad 8 3D-French Chef 33 , Hec Ramsey 3, 4, IS College at Mt Vernon, spent a emy was moved durmg the Theatre 33, 20. Movie, "What Ever Hapweekend wtth thetr parents, 9 oo-Masterpoece CIVIl War? pened to Aunt Allee,'' 6, 13 A- The Umted States Mr and Mrs. Vtrgtl King and 9 30--Mannlx, 8, 10 Naval Academy, from An famtly 10 OD-Night Gallery, 3, 4, IS, Firing Line, 20, 33 napohs, Md , to Newport, Mr and Mrs Ronald Mc- 10 30 ::..we Think You Should Know 3, Protectors 4 Evil Touch 8, High Road to Adventure 10 Pollee Surgeon IS R I , because it was too close Nally (Evaltne Arnold) are 11 oo-News. Weather, Sports 3, 4, 8, 10, 15 to battle areas It was reannouncmg the arrrval of a 11 15CBS News, 8, 10, 15. 13 turned m 1865 baby gtrl born at O'Bleness 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15, Movies "Tokyo Joe,n 8, "Land Raiders", 10 "White Qnanche'', 13 Q- Why 1S Canada's most Hospttal m Athens She has 12 15 - Judd 6 famous horse race called The been named Tammy Sue 1 oo-News 4 Queen's Plate? 1 30-News 13 ' I' A-Because m the 17th Grandparents are Mr and century plates were Mrs McNally of Athens and awarded Now the trophy ts Mrs Hazel Arnold a'nd the late a gold cup Nathan Arnold of this com- Perdas was observed munity • Mr and Mrs Floyd Ross are Q- What was Moby Dick? Mr and Mrs John Walter announcmg the marrtage of A- A fierce white whale Dean spent a weekend with Mr thetr daughter, Brtdget, to Mr Daily m Herman Melvllle's sea and Mrs. Walter Terrell and R1ck Anderson They are DI!VOTID TO THI classtc Such a whale was Billy and Mr. and Mrs Robert makmg their home in INTIRIIT Of' actually known to sailors of MIIOS•MAION ARIA Reed and family at Pataskala Col urn bus the time CHI STill L TAIINIHIL~. Mrs sally Byers attended Mr and Mrs. Olen Harrison lotc. I d. Q-What constellations iire ROIIfiT HOif'UCH, the funeral of her brother, and Faye Pratt spent a dily In on the edge and the hub of City lifter Wtllle Block, wbo passed away Parkersburg recent!)!. Pub1tshod dotty ucopt our galaxy? Mr and Mrs John Dean had Soourdoy by Tho Ohio Vt11ty A-Taurus is on the near· at the Huntington Veterans Pub1ishtnv Compenv, 111 est edge and the hub ts Sag- Hospttal Services were at as recent visitors Mr. and Mrs Court st, Pomeroy, Qnlo, ittarms Din gees, W. Va Hobart Smalley Jr , Judy Kay, -5 769 flullntso Otflco f'hono Edttorlat """"' " 2 Mrs Ellaabelh Murray and Susie Dple and Hobie of Q- Do former Un1ted Socona c1es• posteoo tl.ta et States presidents r e c e i v e Mrs !.Dulle Harrison spent Wierton, W Va , Mr and Mrs Pomeroy, Ohio pe!ISions? several da)'_a with Mr and Mrs. Garold Gilkey, Tammy, Cindy Nlfionel tdvtrllling A-Yes, by Act of Con- Frank lhle at Bethany, Ohio and Rick, of Athena ropr•s•nttttvt lottlntttt Gtlltthtr, Inc , 12 1111 -2nd gress m 1958. Mrs lhle Just returned from Richard Dean left Col~bus St, Ntw York City, Ntw York airport M~~- f luDscrlptton rtttt ,De 1 ......_, __ _. the h06pital Q-Wiiere did Amenca's ~-Y or "'""""' ""'"" ctrrler Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal AFB at San Antonio, Taus, evelltble lo_y, /lrst transcontlnfntol motor H ctllll per where _.., caravan begtn' where he wll1 Wld.....,o basic ly Moror lloutt whttt cerrler had as recent vlaltora, Mr. and I '"D Mrvlco nOI IVIIIIlltt 0111 A-Washington, D C , in Mrs John Perdu Jr. and trainmg "/ hOVfl not Jectded lor whom I sho/1 Yote."Na one, so lor, 1919 monlll 11 75 ly 111111 ln Ofllt 1111 W VI • Oroe 'fltlr 11- 00 Rev Mary, Mr and Mrs. Roger and Mrs Cl de P has really appealed to my deepest leors and lrustrotionsf" Y st• mo111ha 17 11 ThrH Q-Wh« daes the nam~ Young and Wealey, Mr. and Hinton llf Lancaater were here montha •• st lluMir-1&:,"" uEw" mean'> Mrs RUSiell Well and Roger for tbe Homecominl at 11 ~~- luiiOIY A-"Lif'" in Hebrew Dixon The birthday of Sandra Carleton Churcb. "--~--_;_-.-! s• •- 3 -The~ Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomerox, 0., Oct. '¥1i 1972 QUICK QUIZ Kingsbury News, Notes The Eastern Eagles ~ rematned Ln contenlton m the i Southern Valley Conference • title race With an easy 53-12 romp over the Southwestern Highlanders Thursday on a cool and damp mght at Eastern The wm for the Eagles raised thetr season record to 4-4 overall and to4-1 m SVAC play The Eagles have to play SVAC foe Norih Gallta yet, and tf the "B1g Green" can wm whtie Southwestern pulls an upset over Southern, the Eagles wtll cop thetr third stratght title Southwestern IS "ow 1-7 for the season and drops to 1-4 10s1de SV AC competitiOn The SVAC's leadtng scorer Randy Bonng rrpped for four touchdowns whtle carrymg 12 ttmes for 135 yards Bormg IS !undoubtedly one of the qutckest quarterbacks m southeastern Ohto as he ltme and ttme agam rounded the Highlanders' defenstve ends for considerable yardage Eastern fullback Alan Duvall was also excellent as the 180 lb semor fullback pounded the Southwestern lme 13 ltmes for 78 yards and a touchdown and . three extra pomts SentNI run Ardtth Graham kicked the extra pumt Etchmget scoo eu hts only touchdown Wtlh 11 57 remammg m tbe fourth pertod on a one yard plunge George Mora ran m the extras The Hoghlanders, coached by Mel Carter. then scored on the Eagle first team defense on a one yard run b1 hts son, Terry Carter Kevm Dtll's ktck for the extra was wtde Thts came w1th 7 17 rematmng The Htghlanders drove to the 11 on tbe Eagles' thtrd team defense, Ihen went the rest of the way on the ftrst strmgers The Highlanders put up the1r second score wtth 2 05 left when John Hutchmson plunged one yard Agam Dtll's ktck fa1led Bormg scored a fmal SIX· pomter w1th 1 ::S remalmng m the game on a 49 yard pass from Sheets Bormg caught the pass over the mtddle on about the 30 then sped tnto the end zone Carl Thomas booted the extras Eastern travels to North Galha next Fnday whtle the Highlanders go to Racme to battle the Southern Tornadoes STATISTICS Bobcats down Vikings ' Paced by the hard runnmg of semor fullback George Curry and sophomore tatlback Mike Rife, Coach Jtm Sprague's Kyger Creek B9~Cats dumped the Symmes Valley Vtkmgs, 4(). 0 Thursday mght before a Parents ' Ntght crowd at Cheshtre The wm pushed the Bobcats' record to 4·1·1 m the Southern Valley Athlettc Conference and 5-2-1 overall Symmes Valley dropped to J. 4 tn the league and 1-7 overall It was the fourth shutout recorded by the Bobcat defense thts fall Gomg mto la~t mght's game, Kyger Creek's defense was ranked th1rd m the area wtth a 6 3 mark behmd Irollton and Nelsonville-York The vtctory also assured the Bobcats thetr best record m the past two years In 1970, KC finished 5-4 and m 1971 4-4·1 The Bobcats complete the~r 1972 season next Frtday at Fatrland In pacmg the Galhans last mgh~ Curry gamed 135 yards m 13 cames wh1le scormg two touchdowns He had another nulhfted on a penalty Rtfe starttng hiS second game of th~ season, had 100 yards and one touchdown Netther team could get untracked tn the ftrst pertod With 10 40 remammg in the second quarter, Curry raced 44 yards for the f~rst Bobcat stxpointer Semor tackle Orland Cremeans booted the exira pomt to mcrease the lead to 7-0 The score climaxed a 59 yard dnve m ftve plays Coach John Patton's Vtkmgs look the ktckoff on their 18 yard hne, but fumbled two plays later The Bobcats drove to the 14 but were forced to attempt a f1eld goal Cremeans' kock fell short The Vtktngs later entered Bobcat terntory for the ftrst lime after recovermg a KC fumble on a punt return Four plays later, SV punted the ball back wtlh the Bobcats gammg possesswn at the 18 yard lme Behmd the strong runmng of Curry, Rtfe, Jtm B1as and McCarty, the Bobcats reached the scoreboard with 1 30 left m the first half McCarty gamed 30 yards on a reverse and II]¥ !mal etght yards on a run up the mtddle Cremeans' kick was wtde to the left Symmes Valley attempted to move the bail m the atr but Jam1e Lafon's pass was mlercepted by Jack Icard who was playmg for the mjured John Roush The V1kmgs' best ground dn ve of the evemng came m1dway m the thtrd period SV moved from tts 25 to the Bobcat 43 yard hne behmd the runmng of Sophomore fullback Raymond Miller and halfbacks Terry Pme and James Tombhn Kyger Creek struck paydlrt agam wtth 2 35left m the thtrd quarter dnvmg 40 yards mf1ve plays Curry went over from the one yard lme for the score Durtng the dnve, he caught a 20 yard pass on a screen play The Bobcats brOke the game w1de-open wtth a btg 20 pomt fourth penod The ftrst dnve began foilowmg a Curry mterception The Spraguemen drove 33 yards tn seven plays Marshall French, semor center and cocaptam, scored from one yard out French played a halfback position last year Lawrence Tabor added the converston tncreasmg the lead to 28-ll Rtfe scored later on a 70 yard gallop after Curry lost a touch· down The run for the extra pomts was stopped Freshman Tom Kern scored the !mal Bobcat TD on a three yard run STATISTICS Department KC SV Ftrst Downs 12 6 Yards Rushmg 381 84 Yards Passmg 25 11 Passes Attpt ' 6 16 Passes Completed 4 3 Fumbles 4 2 Fumbles Lost 3 1 Penalized 90 35 By Quarters· SV 0000-0 KC 0 t3 7 20-40 :~ ·'' First Downs ;:; Yards Rushing ·~ • Yds Passong E::; Total Yards Today's 1f 290 90 380 ~-= Passes Comp.Att ln1 ~i,,Sport Parade 1~ 87 136 223 pt, gf ga Montreal 6 0 3 15 35 15 Buffalo 5 0 3 l3 32 13 Detroit 6 1 0 12 3113 N Y Rangers 5 j 1 11 32 25 Bostqn 3 5 1 7 34 38 Vancouver 3 5 1 7 26 39 Toronto 3 4 1 7 11 27 N Y Islanders 1 5 o 2 13 23 West w f 1 pis gf ga Chicago ~ 3 o 12 31 22 Pottsburgh 5 3 0 10 32 22 Phtlade1phoa 3 3 2 8 22 29 Los Angeles 4 6 o 8 31 36 Mmnesota 3 4 1 7 23 22 Atlanta 3 6 I 7 18 36 St Louts 1 4 3 51728 Catofornoa 1 6 1 3 18 30 Thursday's Results Montreal 7 St Louis 0 Chicago 6 Boston 3 Phlladeiphoa 2 Detroot 1 Los Angeles J Atlanta 1 I Only games scheduled) Frtday's Games Pltlsburgh at California (Only game scheduled) AHL Slandtngs By Unoled Press fnlernahonal East • services are held NEW YORK (UP!)-Jacllle Robinson will be laid to rst today m a landscaped Brooklyn cemetery a few miles frOm Ebbets Field where he made baseball history and influenced the lives of millions of U.S. blacks by becommg the first Negro to play In the major leagues Robmson who died at the f ' 1 T d age o 53 ear y ues ay morning, broke baseball's unwritten color line In 1947 when he stgne d wLth th e Brooklyn Dodgers He became one of the game's best players, wummg a batting tttle and an MVP award, being recognized as one of Its most competitive players, and was elected to the Hall Of Fame In 1962 Asteady stream of mourners viewed Robinson's body at the RiverSide Church af' 1221ld Street and Riverside Drive Thursday Burial will be at Cypress Hills Cemetery In Brooklyn after the hearse bas been driven through New York's Harlem and BedfordStuYvessant areas and Into the landscaped cemetery lncated m a mtddle-income section of Brooklyn Among the honorary pall bearers will be Dodger Manager Walter Alston, and f<rmer teammates Peewee Reese, Joe Black, Jim Gilliam, Don Newcombe, Ralph Branca, Carl Erskine and Roy Campanella Peter O'Malley, son of Walter and current president of the Dodgers, will represent the club Other prominent sparta fl· gures attending the funeral Include Larry Do by, first Negro to play In the Amerlc!an League, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, Willie Mays, Joe !.Dull, former baseball Commluloner Ford Frick and !ormer Nation-al League President Warren Giles w I I pis gf ga 310011232 6 2 1 13 47 34 31 1 1 Prov•dence 4 2 2 10 38 27 ,~ Punlong 1 32 3 82 Nova Scot1a 5 3 0 10 33 26 Boston ··~ 27 3 4 3 0 8 27 29 By MILTON RICHMAN :::j Penalties 1 15 2 13 Rochester 23152632 Spri ngfield .! &y Quarters lJPI !;lports Editor 18132644 New Hav en S'western 0 0 0 12- 12 West NEW YORK (UP!)--Gene Tenace, mstant celebrity, IS domg East 15 a 15 15-SJ wttplsgfga one of the toughest thtngs In the world, and what's more, he's "Tldewaler 6 3 1 13 40 35 domg 1t m!lllnlficently Richmond 4 5 1 9 34 38 Cleveland 4 5 1 9 38 36 He's keepmg his equtltbrlum Ctnctnnalo 3 4 0 6 26 30 That's not always easy when everybody ts sbakmg your hand, Baltimore 2 3 2 6 22 32 Hershey 3 3 0 6 29 23 poundmg you on the back and makmg an uncommon fuss over Thursd•y's Results you, the way they're domg now with Gene Tenace, but hiS head ts Ttdewaler 4 Cincinnati 3 the same s1ze 1t was last week, and the week before that, both feet 1Onlygameschecheduled) Friday's Games are firmly on the ground, and taken altogether, baseball's new By United Press lnternaliooal Tidewater at Cleveland 26-year-old World Ser1es hero hasn't changed one whtt Bob Love showed Thursday Nova Scotia at Rochester urm the same old met says Tenace New Haven at Sprlngfoeld rught why he's collSidered one (Only games scheduled) And the beautiful part about it ts that he ts of the top clutch performers m All he really wants to do now ts go back home to Lucasvtlle, the National Basketball WHA Standings By Unrted Press International Ohto, and by the ttme you read this, if he plays hts cards rtghl, he Association East should be there W1th his team lraillng, 83-80, wltpfsgfga the &-foot-7 forward connected Cleveland ASpecial Feeling 6 2 0 12 32 21 Tenace's teammates wtth the Oakland A's had a special feelmg on five consecutive jump shots New England 5 3 0 10 33 25 Quebec 5 2 0 a " 19 for htm even before he took apart tbe Cincmnati Reds in the to boost the Chicago Bulls to a ottawa 4 4 0 8 4041 94--93 vic!Dry over ibe Golden NewYork ser1es 4 4 0 83532 Philadelphia 0 7 0 o 14 36 If you can't hit the sweepstakes yourself, Gene Tenace tS the State Warrtors West I..ove's fourth of the five type of guy you hope comes up wtth the wmnmg ticket If tile A's w I I pis gf ga 4 2 1 9 24 21 had to vote beforehand for one of them to h1t four homers, drtve baskets put the Bulls ahead Alberta with 53 seconds left and his W innipeg 4 2 1 9 26 22 m nme runs, bat 348 and go on a record 913 slugging tear m the 4 4 0 8 25 25 fifth with 10 seconds to go gave Houston sertes, Tenace very hkeiy mtght've wound up wtth the most Chtcago a three-point lead Los Angeles 3 3 0 6 23 19 Minnesota 2 5 1 5 19 31 votes I..ove finished as the game's Chocago 1 4 1 3 14 21 Why? Thursday's Results high scorer with 30 points Houston 7 Ottawa 3 Because he doesn't put on, he doesn't pretend to be somebody Cazzie Russell led Golden State New York 1 New Eng 6 he's not, he doesn't go around bad-mouthmg anybody who takes With 28 Quebec s Minnesota 4 his JOb, aod anythmg be gets, he ~pprectates (Only games scheduled! In the only other NBA game, Friday's Games like tbe car Sport Magazme gave hun here Thursday for bemg the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Los Ang at Philadelphia YOUR the sertes' MVP Kansas City-Omaha Kings, 114Alberta al Cleveland "It's very mce, and I apprectale these people giVIng it to me, 107, behind Bobby Dandridge's Chicago at Winnipeg BIRTHDAY (Only games scheduled) espec1ally smce the one I have ts not even paid for yet, but I 33 points and a 21-point effort really don't go for all this stuff," he sa1d from Kareem Abdul.Jabbar NBA Standings He meant all the TV cameras and microphones he was Nale Archibald led the Kings By Umted Press lnlornatlonal surrounded by m a mJdtown restaurant, all tbe fuss, the over- with 28 Eastern Conference NOVEMBER? Milwaukee had its lead cut to Atlantic Division rught aduialton wlpctgb only three points wtth seven No Salary Demandl AAA remends you to check • f .... >I !los ton • 8 • 0 I 000 your drever's license If tf Tenace, who drew about $17,500from Charlte Finley this year, minutes left but ripped off New Yor ~ 6 1, ,1BS7 1'h INTIRU'I\,Oftr~ exptres fhts year you must seven straight points Buffalo 2 6 2~ 6 pius a $5,100 bonus or Increase, whichever you wish to call1t, at ranew ot BEFORE your Philadelphia 0 7 000 7'1:o the end, hasn't come out with any salary demands btrthday to contmue dnvtng Contra I Division legally "! don't t\tillk there'll be any trouble," says the A's bland, wlpctgb. Baltimore 4 3 571 somettmes illinost MHquetoasUsh catcher-Wtelder who was a .. . Houston 3 3 500 1h S3f4 per cent )lllr year , .. part-ttmer with them unW early August ABA Standongs Atlanta 4 4 500 'l:o ,. ~ • By Untied Press International Cleveland I 7 12S 3'h on one Ytlr Ctr· Gene Tenace was at his besl, I thought, when he talked ' East ftflcates of Deposit . Western Conference Thursday about his own personal background wlpcfgb Midwest Division ss,ooo 00 Minimum. 5 3 62S He dtdn't mtend delivermg a message, but there was an ex- Carolina • wlpclgb. Interest Payable Ken lucky 3 2 600 'l:o Milwaukee 7 1 87S By VITO STELLINO 1,083 yards and eight touch· cellent one m what he had to say about hts days in the little New York 3 3 500 1 Chicago 4 3 57 1 2'1:t Quarterly, 90 day 4 4 500 1 UPI Sports Writer KC Omaha 2 4 333 4 downs although he's had five League, and the effect his father, Ftore, now 50, had upon him Virginia tnterest penalty if Memphis 2 5 286 2'h Detroit then 2 4 333 4 Somehow the Mmnesota Vtk- mtercephons cashed befqre West Pactfic Otvtslon "!admire my father, and I think the world of him, but when I mgs have only a 2-4 record On defense, the Vlkmgs' wlpclgb maturitv, wlpcfgb 5 1 833 after SIX games and are mlast haven't been as ferocious as was m tbe Uttle League, he made it miserable for me," said San Otego Los Angeles 6 2 750 Denver 4 3 571 l'h Golden~State 3 2 600 1112 place in the NFC Central they used to be They 've Tenace Utah 4 3 571 Ph Phoenix 3 2 600 l'h "My father played a Iotta semi-pro ball When I was born, he Indiana DtVlSton as they prepare for sacked the quarterback only 2 4 333 3 Seaftle 3 4 429 2'12 1 5 167 4 the meeting Sunday ag8lllst the SIX ttmes m the first SIX games satd 'That's my ballplayer ' He wanted me to be a big leaguer, Dallas Portland 1 6 143 41h Thursday's Results Thursday's Results Green Bay Packers, who are compared to 16 at the same and I think that's what he thought! was when I was playing in the VIrginia 155 Denver 111 Mllw 114 KC.Omaha 107 Wtnter weather dnvtng tied for first wtth a 4-2 mark pomt last year and they've little League m Menford, Ohio. Utah lSI Memphis 98 Chicago 94 Golden Sf 93 problems wtll soon be wtth (Only games scheduled) Tho Alliin I County That's why "what's wrong been burned for cructal points Gol Chewed Out (Only games scheduled) us For friends you can calf Freday•s Games Snlngo fo I.Hn Co. Friday's Games wtth tl\e Vikings•" IS a m the !mal pertod "If I made an error or took a third strike, my father would on wherever you go Denver at New York l96 Second St Cleveland al Boston question heard with Increasing Alan Page and Carl Eller chew me out and really let me have it It embarrasses you when Dallas vs VIrginia Pome...,y, Ohfo New York at Baltimore ft-equency m NFL circles these were ailing In the exhibttion tthappens mfrontofotherkids I wouldn't doll if I had a boy My at Hampton Va Oetroll at Houston All Accounts lnoured To JOIN TODAY days Kentucky vs Caroiona Golden Sl at Los Angeles season but they seem healed father never let UP on me I had an ulcer when I was 13 I'm not 12MOO 00 bv FSL1C at Greensboro NC Chicago at Portland Some of Fran Tarkenton's now And the d~ense IS letting saymg my father caused it, but I was a nervous kid. He just Memphis at lndoana Phoenix at Seattle crtllcS~speclally the ones the other team co~trol the ball Utah at San Diego (Only games scheduled! AUTO CWB OF wanted me to be a big league ballplayer What did my mother who've saJd Tarkenton was Bud Grant, the ausiere say• There wasn't much she could say My father wore the pants ~IRW never a wmner-have been Minnesota coach, says stmply, m the family " SOUTHERN OHIO OHIO GRID SCORES qutck to put the blame on his "maybe we aren't as good as Sometimes, things would go the other way Young Gene, Reading 44 Taylor o ' Phone Pomeroy 992 2590 shbulders. But Tarkenton is we're SUJ¥l9Cd to be " growmg UP. would watch his father playing baU Giltopoho 446 om No 4ln the NFC staUstlcs tliis But wha,ever tt IS thai ailingCon Withrow 34 Ctn 8 Courter 8 Coleraon (tiel ·-------------------~ "I saw him take thtrd strikes," the A's sertes' star smtled "I'd Greenhills L_;_...:...._ _ _ _ _..J year, complet~ 87~!-147 for the Vlldngs, they don't have Tech 0 Lockland 10 Harrison 8 much time left to find the cure see htmpunchoutand I'd mle him, get on htm pretty good He'd Cln Western Hills 40 Cin If they don't beat Green Bay getmadandsay 'Oon'tyouever get on me"' Hughes 26 Now nobody gets on anybody North College Hoil 21 Fin Sunday, they'll be three games neytown l4 There ts no prouder father In the world than Fiore Tenace If off the pace wtth only seven Cin McNi cholas 6 Ctn Aiken 6 games left and that's a tough you're a stranger and happen ID go up and ask him whether he's (lie) any relation to Gene Tenace, the Oakland catcher, be beams Mt Healthy 6 Anderson o margm to overcome Sycamore 38 Glen Este o !righter than that earlY, mornmg sunshine and says 1 'That's my boy!" IN ..... ... I-~~ Fumbles lost Bob Love hot in Bulls win 5%% Certificates .. .. Packers face .. . Vikings Sunday . . ................. .... Of Depasrt Meigs Co. Branch ..@ - 8 - -ARROw- ORRWST GAlliA-MEIGS COMMUNITY ACTION ANNOUNCEMENT I The Freshman Donnte Etchmger outside and went 49 yards earned the famous Etchinger untouched and nearly unseen name to perfectton wtth etght Duvall hooted the extra pomt pomts and 59 yards m 12 The rout contmued m the carnes Thts ntnth grader, who second quarter wtth Bill also starts on defense, IS gonna Osborne gomg 10 yards wtth be one great football player 9 38 left in the ftrst half The Eagles, coached i>y Etchmger ran m the extras defenstve gemus Roger Bormg scored hts second K1rkhart, scored wtth exactly touchdown w1th 7 54 left m the ten mmutes left m the f1rst thtrd perrod on a seven yard quarter when Duvall rammed .osprmt John Sheets carrted m three yards The touchdown the extra pomts to g1ve the was set up by Rtck Blake's 39 Eagles a commandmg 31-0 yard mtercephon return to the lead 16Jluvall also ran the extras Later m the thtrd pertod, Wtth 1 52 remammg m the with 1 23 remammg, Bormg f1rsl quarter , Bonng sped scored agam on a e1ght yard East w I I G. E. with Mini Basket G. E. Dryer Automatic Washer 3 Temp. '17&• '26CJOO Openmg for Execuhve Dtrector The Executive Director will be responsible for the organization and management of the total program through direct oupervlslon and delegation of respon slbllttles , making and approving plans and lm ptemenlatlon of the prlorlfleo He She will have chief . r.. ponslbllily for development and qua lily control of the total program He She will be llason between fhe board, the lofal program, and lhe stale and federal offices fun ding varlou10 progr•m•. 1 l Applications Must Be In By Frtday, November 10, 1972 BOSTON (UPI)-Bobby Orr, HEROSIAN SELECfED who underwent knee surgery .STORRS, Conn (UPI)- last JIUle, will be lost to the Brlan Herosian of Worcester, Boston Bruins for an indefinite Mass., a defensive back for the pertod , it was announced Unlvenity of CoMecticut, has Thursday by Dr Carter Rowe been selected ID play In the Dr Rowe said the knee annusl North-8outh AD-8\ar requires more slrengthenlng to footbaU game Dec 'll. meet the stress of play ' Toclay's a llacl clay to cook. ' · Your Headquarters for QUALIFICATIONS The Executive Director should have a degree from an accredited college or a related field experience In supervtsor of personnel and the management of poverty programo He She must poiiSess a knowledge of human behavior and be dedicated fo the pronclples and philosophy of fhe program • ;n,m•. ~ llni!HIA '"~ Salary: $10,000 For AppllcatiDn: Call~: 30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. 992-7400 or Other Times 992-5055 H&R FIRESTONE MIIIOI.£P9RT, 0. I WriteMeigs Umted Methodist Mtnls.ler~ Office 257 Mill Street Mi~leport, Ohio 45760 Arrow Shirts-Greatest Selection In The Big Bend Area For Dress and SpOrt Dacron, COtloll .and W ,r Vi~t the Colonel CROWS STEAK HOUSE POMEROY I ,, Many Style. To Choou From BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. �,. ~ -l WIN AT BRIDGE NOR111 By Helen BoHel •• +++ DEAR HELEN· My neighbor oo the right told me aU about thts woman who lives on my left. She says the man she is livmg wtth tsn 't really her husband, and her chUdren are all by different men 9te says she fixes herself up every morning like a model so she can entertain whatever repairnum comes along And just watch· salesmen stay longer there.! haven't met her yet, but What do you think of a wol'lan like this7 -NEW NEIGHBOR DEAR NEW· I think she's a gossip The woman on your left? Why don't you keep an open mmd IDlW you meet her and find out!or yourself• - H +++ DEAR HELEN. This 1.! for the man who complained that doctors' answering services put you on "hold" before you can say "emergency "He suggelt8 tlie operator ask each caller If the t:all is urgent, before making him watt He doesn~ know people too well. AB an operator for such a service, I can tell him: everyone thinks his call is an emergency. We have over IIOOphones ID ana.wer. You can see the problems we would nm Into If we asked such a queIlion Bealdes Ndeness, I am amazed at the lack of common sense 111011 people dlaplay In calling a doctor. At 2.00 a.m they'll consider a sore throat or even "an unhappy turtle" an Uemergency II In case of a real time problem, It's fooUsh to waste preaous seconds ealllng a doctor's annering service -or even his office nurse The rescue squad should be alerted first, so the ill person can recetw emergency treatment while be~ rushed ID the holpital Everyone should bavethe number of the nearest rescue squad pinted near hil Jiwne - OONCERNED OPERATOR NO I 14$. BPTTE!-: corresoon4entts remarks on doctors' telephQI.I~ "~"II~~ adYour f !!-.al~P~5 ; :. r) 1 • ildmut a propitious time ras we are S!arting to 1 work on some practice management !raining material which will include the 5Ubject of ''telephone answering " The telephone 1.! one of the doctor's biggest problems It IS reported that the average general practice office recetves 65 calls per day. This does not exCIIIe negligence . . but It may provide 110111e measure of sympathy for the very busy doctor who is Jrylng to see as many patients as he can - M L H , AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSN. Langsville Mr and Mrs Lee Fetty and Sheba spent a weekend wtth thetr son and famtly, Mr and Mrs Larry Fetty of Bucyrus Mrs Lena Knapp spent the weekend in Columbus wtth her son and famtly, Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp Mr and Mrs Richard Richman of Fayetteville, N C ' and children, Juha and Joda, and Mr and Mrs John L Merrtll of Columbus were weekend guests of thetr mother, Mrs Emma Ledlte Mr and Mrs Harley Riggs and Margte caUed on Mrs Alpha Barr Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs. Larry Barr and chtldren jotned Mr and Mr& Duane Barr and famtly for a fishing trip last Sunday Mr and Mrs Duane Barr and famtly called on his mother, Mrs Alpha Barr recenUy Mrs Sharon Barr and Mtcbelle and Mrs Alpha Barr called on Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson, Monday The home of Mr Wayne Cleland burned to the ground this week with all household goods destroyed There were no lnjurtes Dale Wnght IS home from Veterans Memortal Hospital and is feeltng better Mr and MrS Gerald Eblm were in Columbus Monday to consult a doctor ' Mrs Gerald Eblin en· tertained with a birthday party for her son, Silly, on hill 4th birthday MrS Eblin served cake and tee cream to Mrs Dlclde, Eblin and two gtrls, Mrs Cbad Ohlinger and three children, Mrs Doc Eblin, Mrs Bonnie Johnson and three C!ldldren, Mn Larry Barr and two cNidren. '!be birthday cMa •• biked by MrS. Larry Barr. Billy ncelved many nice 21 .AK7 ¥ KJI09 • Q852 .AK wt:ST EAST (D) Navy: HomeAwayfromHome? DEAR HELEN· Will you please give Navy wtves a little space before aU thetr mBITiages go down the drain• ~ A recent news release stated Navy admirals were wrmglng their hands over "the deiertorahon of Amertcan seapower " They plan to "strengthen" tt by equ1ppmg off1cers' staterooms wtth carpets, planter boxes, audio units, dinuner swttches, mr conditionmg and "other comforts SUited to tbe soctal, phystcal and psychological needs of personnel " The plan also calls for crews' quarters to get qwte similar luxunes, and enlisted men wll1 have sharp new uniforms, longer hatr, etc. It aU sounds real cozy - like honeymoon sh1ps - and, m reality, aren' tlley getting ready for women sailors• (What gets to me IS those dinuner swttches') Really, Helen, tt is another assault on our homes Taxpayers are bemg asked to proVide luxunes so that fightmg sh1ps can become Doatmg lovenests' Navy wtves, urute and tell the PreSident he can't "lrmg us iogether" by temptations whtch will pull man and wife apart' - NAVY WIVES OF SAN ANTONIO DEAR WIVES Perhaps you should wr1te, "Dear Mr Prestdent A gtrlm every port was bad enough, a glfl on every ship• -Never'" But somehow I think a trustworthy husband can withstand women sailors -even if his stateroom IS eqwpPed wtth a dimmer SWitch. - H. 11 DEAR ~------------------------,,,.;.-................................-.....~ ~ I •' Lelten of opialoa are weltemelt. Tiley 1hould be le11 I Squeezes Out a Tough Slam l~~~·•won~·•~"~~t... ~~e•..JecttoredldtoabytbeeltiiOr) ,.....,,.,.r.vmmmonr---11-•~d:i:'m:'i'lllli'-be=:."alped with tb~.!!amLad!lmLl!iam•!Ulii8Jl-)be-~~ Helen Hel 4_ ~., ' l- 'l'ben.Qy lleNIIIel, Mldcleport-l'mleroy, 0., Oct. '¥1,1972 Us. ....... ... .J98632 .10 ¥873 ¥4 t4 .J97 tAKJI0976 .QI086 S0ll1'!! .QH ¥AQ65 2 +3 n II ump-sqoee:ti! agamst h•m South cashes dummy's ace and kmg or clubs, leads a spade to hts queen and leads to the ace and ~ang of spades and a thtrd trump from dummy 'l'hts lrump squeezes East East has to come down to three cards If he holds a smgleton club, South overtakes dummy's trump, leads a thtrd club and sets 1,1p hts last club If East comes down to one dtamond South lets dummy hold the trick, ruffs a dtamond m hts own hand and sets up dummy's last dtamond as the 12th tnck Lucky, but the sort of good luck only experts enJoy I 1 1 1 Programs for Tonight They apologize for some Eastern High School, Reedsville, Ohto • • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 6 30 - Christopher Closeup 10, TV Classroom 8, Kentucky Afield 13 7 OD-Neighbors 13 , Farm Front 4, Death Valley Days 8 Fun for Everyone 6 -!.-: l Television: Some Pros and Cons Bashan Fairview News Notes News f woltipen News Mr Norman He1iman , of Belle!on tame and Mr Rtchard He1lman were Wednesday afternoon vtsttors of Harley Johnson Mrs J R Murphy, Mrs Harley Johnson, Miss Elaine ' Murphy Jack Downs Pomeroy a~d Mrs BDI' Earnheart of Logan atumded the Lancaster Fair October 11 Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl and Terry, vlstted Fnday through Saturday wtth Mr and Mrs Robert Slack and famtly and Mr and Mrs John Slack and fam1ly near Canton They also vlstted Gene Slack Mrs Chnton Gilkey of Albany was Fnday vtsitor of Mr and Mrs Uncoln Russell Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp, Kat!, Kevm and Gharles, were weekendviSttorsofhis brother, Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp, Mtke and Tim of Columbus Mr and Mrs Leo Smtih of Columbus were weekend vtsttors of Mrs Btrdte Wyatt Mr and Mrs Robert Russell attended funeral8erv1ces for a relat 1ve m Columbus Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre of family of Chester were Sunday visitors of his parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy were viSitors of Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy and Mr and Mrs Stll McElroy and Jeff of Columbus Tbe birthdays of Carl and Jeff McElroy were celebrated Mr and Mrs Robert Venoy and family viSited Monday evem~g wtth -Mr. and Mrs Howard Russell Chris and Brent, of Seaman spent a weekend with her mother, Mrs ·Alpha Barr llfta. Ollter callers were Mr and J. T. LedUe Ia sick with a Mrs Larry Barr, David and cold. Michelle, Rutland, Mike Barr llr. and Mn Blair Cad·. o(GJenvWe, W Va , and Marge II'Millder and boyl, Brian, Rigp of PwNIOY. NHL Slandongs -" :: 1 1 1 1 Pro BV Un1ted Press lnternat•onal DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB 3. • 1 wllbbeld upon pubU~alloa, bowever, oa request. Letters 1 sbould be In good taate, addrftslng luuea, not penQDaUtles 15-Woman's Poml of Vtew 13 • 5432 7 30-Man from C 0 S t 10. Gospel 6. Farmbook 3 Time for Dear Sirs Tomolhy 13 Dtck Van Dyke4 , Archte's TV Funnies 3, Sesame Both vulnerable We are wrltmg to you concernmg the letter that appeared In Street 20 West North East Soulh the paper last Thursday rught We hope that you realize that the 8 oo-underdog 3 4, 15, Pufnsfuf 13, Bugs Bunry 8, Tennessee 3 + Pass Tuxedo 6 views expressed m that Jetter were not necessarily the VIews of Pass Dble Pass 4 ¥ 8 3D-Bugs Bunny 10, Jefsons 3, 4, 15 Jackson Five 6, 13, Pass Pass 6¥ iii! Eastern fans Sabrina, tne TeenaQe Witch 8 Pass Pass Pass There area fewofuswho sttll believe that when you get beat 9 oo-Ponk Panther 3, 4, 15, Osmonds 6. 13, Amazing Chan and Opemng lead- + 4 the Chan Clan 8. 10 Sesame Str.eet 20 that your team was out-played or oukoached, period It very 9 30--Houndcats 3, 4, 15 Movie Cartoons6, 13, 8, 10 seldom IS attributed to any more lhan tbat 10 OD-Roman Holidays 3 4, IS, Etectroc Compsny 20 By Oswald & James Jacoby 10 30--Barkleys 3, 4, 15, Josie and the Pussycats 8, 10, Brady We apologize to anyone who was hurl by that letter Here IS a very tough hand Kids 6, 13 Mr Rogers 20 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I -Concerned Eastern Fans (names Withheld on request) 11 oo-Sealab The slam contract ts good 3, 4, 15, Fllntstones 8, 10 Bewitched 13 but the fa1rly simple play of Huckleberry Hound and Yogi Bear 6, Sesame Street 20t 11 31},-Runar:ound 3. 4, IS Kid Power 6, 13 • ruffmg two clubs m dummy 12 oo-Around the World In 80 Days 3, 4, 15, Funky Pathom 13, won' t work after the defense Stingray 8, Electric Company 20, TBA 6 The b1ddmg has been starts with two rounds of dta 12 3D-Fat AI berland the CQiiby Kids 8, 10, Talking With a Giant monds South must ruff the West North East 3, 4 IS College Football Pre Game Show6, 13 second d1amond htgh 1 oo-Chlldren's Film Festival 8, 10, Roller Derby 6, Crafts Pass It Pass wolh Kaly 3, Sports Challenge 4 He plays two rounds of Pass Pass 1 3D-Wally's Workshop 3, Movie, "The Ghost & Mr Chicken" trumps and fmds that West Pass 3NT Pass 4 Photo Fun Club IS sttll holds a pesky etght-spot You South, hold 2 oo-Job Show 10, Garden Club 8. Wide World ol Sports 6, 13, If he ruffs those two clubs .AK86Z ¥AZ t5 .AK862 Saini IS NFL Game oftheWeek 3, Changong Times 8 2 3D-Urban LeaQue Presents 10, VIewpoint a, Roller Derby 3 he won't be able to get back What do you do now? 3 oo-The Issue 10, Virgonlan 8, Death V<i11ey Days IS, Man to hts hand to pull West's From U N C L E 4, Roller Derby 15 A-Pas.'i Your partner IS last trump what like an mner tube and 3 30- Explorers 10 , Sports Challenge 3 showmg a poor hand wtth three By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. You c a n enJOY yourself colla~ses Because 1t 1s com 4 OD-Right On 10, Folk guitar 33 Tal"s of Washington 3, TBA working out why this play ctubo and some cords in the red Dear Dr. Lamb-I would 6, 13 Doctor on fhe Merle Haggard IS House~. Let Me Tell You About A Song fike to have some mforma- pose of many small atr falls Now see 1f you can sulta. TODAY'S QUESTION !ton on the bad effects of sacs only a portion of those 4 3D-Wrestling a, Death Valley Days 10, f Dream of Jeannie 4, work out how South can Bridge 33 Instead of btddmg three no· w a t c h 1n g TV by children a1r sacs near the area where make the hand the puncture occurred may 5 oo-Green Acres 10, Wide World of Sports 6, 13, Tales of trump your partner has b1d four who watch to the exclusion He has to be lucky He clubs over your three spades of play homework soctaliz· collapse Th1s vanes dependWashington Irving 4, Death Valley Oays 15, Milestones of Progress 33 must fmd East wtth four What do you do now' mg and consequent truancy mg on how btg the tear 1s and other factors How much s 30-Explorersa Lassie 10, Sesame St 33, I Dream of Jeannie clubs so as to develop what 4, Counlry Carnival 3, Gosepl Talent Time 15 Dear Reader-jl won't athas depends 6 oo-News lrouble a person Weather Sports 3 4, 8, Movie, The Geisha Boy," tempt to review ali of the on how much collapse of the 10 different comments that have lung occurs If Just a very 6 15-A Look at a Book 15 been made about vtolence on small amount of collapse oc· 6 3D-NBC News 3. 4, 15, Hee Haws 6, Hathayoga 33, Johnny TV and these problems, but curs, tt may be almost unBench 13 I wtll say that contmually nottceable 7 oo-Hee Haw 6 Lawrence Wetk 4, 15, Lei's Make A Deal 3 watching TV to the exciuston Walt Ttll Your Father Gels Home 13 , LovlnQ 33 By Mrs Herbert Roush The collapse Will perstst 7 30--Nashvflle Music 3 Newsmaker '72. 13 Eye of the Artist of normal chtldhood play can R1ckey Fmdley and Mtke Mrs Mary K Rose and Mrs 33 George Kirby 8 lead to degenerahon of the until the tear has he a I e d Roush spent Sunday afternoon Kathleen BISsell accompamed body's normal functions from over then, like an mner tube 8 QO-AII in the Famllv 8 10 Alias Smith "'Drt Inn~'"~ ~br Tr•lt that has been patched, tt can 4, Movoe 'It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" 3, IS wtth Davtd Roush the "Bashan Bunch" 4-H Club phys1cal mactiVIty A study be mllated agam and regams Btography 33 Mr and Mrs Sam Bachus of on a trtp to Parkersburg for a few years ago showed that 1ts normal function If the H .v--~roaget Loves Sernle8.10, New York Playhouse33 Cambr1dge spent the weekend dmner and then to the Mall for ch1ldren who were trntable, tear ts lar~e and the lung ts 9 DO-Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Movie. "The Ponk Jungle" 4 9 3D-Bob Newhart 8, 10 w1th Mrs Rose Bachus, Mrs a shoppmg tour recently Mrs chromcally faltgued , w 1th t tall d S o Y co apse ometime s 10 OD-Misslon Impossible 8, 10, Sixth Sense 6 13 vague complatnts, were Mary Donohue and Davtd, Mr Rose and Mrs Btssell are the found to be chrontc TV the n 0 r m a 11 Y funcbonmg 10 3D-Profile In Music Shorley Verrett 33 and Mrs Albert Blackwell and club advtsors Inn& wtll eXpand to push 11 oo-News4, 8, 10, 13, Notre Dame Highlights 6 watchers wtth very httle agamst the heart and blood 11 15--'-News 3. 13 IS Earl Gorham vtstted m the Mr and Mrs Elmer exerctse vessels to cause dtfftculties 11 3D-Movies 'Night Gallery" 4 'Act One, • 8, "The Mum Donohue home Sunday af- Crothers and daughters of l studted the problem of Tomb' 13, Woody Hayes 10 Western Theatre 15 Sorne people have Spo n· 11 45my's ternoon - Movoe "Charade 3 Newark called on Mr and Mrs mactlVIty m relation to the taneous of a lung 12 oo-Movoe "The McKenzie Break' 10. Mr and Mrs Harold Lawson Stanley Trussell on Sunday space program and the ex· because collapse a little on 12 15-Movoe, The lnvos1ble Man.' 6 and son Chuck of Letart, W peeled prolonged wmghtless- the surface of blister the lung 12 30-Mo'ile "The Mummy's Hand , 13 Mrs Mural Ours spent ness problems My col- bursts These too usually 1 30-Movoes Island of Terror", 4 The Mummy's Ghost", 13 Va , Mr and Mrs Robert Tuesday wtth her stster, Mrs leagues and I learned that heal sponta~eously Occa- 2 oo-Movoe Backlash ', 10 Lawson and famtly , Mrs Mildred Frank at Pomeroy macltvtty breeds low energy Dorothy Parsons and sons of Mr · and Mrs Herman levels In normal melvtduals stonally there IS associated ~ ~~N~~~~~ Blood of fhe Vampire," 4 Ant1qwty spent Sunday wtth Carson attended the Lancaster 11 causes a decrease m the bleedmg and thts reqmres 4 45 - Movoe' "Mad Monster Party". 4 Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson Fatr on Frtday and also vtstted amount of muscle mass careful me d 1c a I management and famtly SUNDAY, OCTOM&ER 29 Mr and Mrs Ralph Frank of There is a decrease m the Atr trapped between the 6 oo-FIIm 4 formation of red blood cells Chrts Hupp spent Saturday Pomeroy R D and a loss of normal water collapsed lung and the chest 6 30--Day of Discovery 4, Newsmaker 72 13, Bob Harrington 6 mght with Edward Hupp Mrs Sandra Kerns of Belpre from the body ttssues The wall IS gradually absorbed Faith for Today 10 " ,N! ~~<! Mr,s, ffog~r, ,Ii'ar$,</l,ls Visited her grandparents, ;Mr heart and ctrculatory system , ,as lhP lung re-expands, how- 7 oo-coml]lun)que 6 , Old T,lme Gospel Hour 13 Societies In r 'd th ti 1 Transition 4 ''Mormon tonfere~ 10.· t c. ,a,n<\M!r, ~~ ~~§f1e,.r.w~WJs and Mrs St,anl~y :rrussell be c om e , decondtltoned " ever, urmg e me a r IS 7 3Q.Wl'lme for Timothy~ · Pallh for Tod~y 81 Revival Fires 6) and son, George, al ol Ashland Monday The heart rate ts raptd and trapped m thts sPaCe one Herald of Truth 3, Lamp Unto My Fee no · spent the weekend wtth Mr & Go loath 4, Leonard Repass 8, Gospel Caravan 6, Mr and Mrs Roscoe Pttzer lacks the n o r m a I strength should not travel by atr or 8 oo-Oavey Church Service 13, Morman Choor 3, Look Up and Live 10 and Mrs Donald Hupp and of Beckley, W Va, spent and stamma for reasonalile take a tnp from sea level to sons, and attended the Jttney several days With thetr son and amounts of phystcal exer- a1t1tude The trapped atr be- 8 15-Morntng Report 4 tween the lung and chest 8 30--0rat Roberts 3, Try Our Health 4 Kathryn Kuhlam 6, Supper at Letart Falls School daughter-m-law, Mr and Mrs CISe There are probably ad- wall wtll expand wtth deDay of Discovery 8 Camera 10, Rev Rex Humbard 13, vet se metabolic effects as Saturday evemng Mr and Chnton P1tzer and chtldren creased atr pressure and can Rev oval Fires IS well cause mcreased pressure m- 9 oo-songlng Jubilee 3. Cadle Chapel 4, Rex Humbard 15, Oral Mrs Don Hupp, Roger ParM1ss Renee Trussell spent a Many TV programs are Roberts 10, Archie's Fun House 8 ' sons, Rocky Hupp, Ray Frank. mght recently wtth her wonderful, educaltonal1!xpe stde the chest agamst the 9 3D-Church by Side of Road 4, Old Time Gospel Hour a, cartoons 10 Dr Paul Warren 13 Chrts Hupp furmshed mustc at schoolmate Mtss Brenda Lee r1ences Others are whole- heart Thts same problem used to anse regularly when 10 OD-Church Service 4 Faith for Today IS, Curlouslly Shop 6, the Jttney Supper wh1ch, a Ballard some entertamment But like atr was tnJected between the 13, This Is fhe Life 3, Archie's Fun House 8 Movie, ·:stanley other thmgs, there ts an ORII· large crowd attended & Llvingsfone" 10 Mrs Mtldred Frank of mal amount The only solu- lung and the chest wall to Mrs Ahce Russell of Wolf Pomeroy spent the weekend mduce collapse m treatmg 10 30--This Is the Lite 15, Insight 4, Captain Noah3, Notre Dame hon ts to turn off the TV at Highlights 8 I Pen, Mrs Brenda Hagey of wtth her brother, Mr and Mrs regular mtervals and ms1st patients With tubercuIosts 11 oo-TV Chapel 3, Joy in Living 131 Camera Three 8, Con Akron v1s1ted Sunday mornmg Stanley Trussell Mr Trussell on a ltttle more norm a I, If 1t is a small puncture tt sumer Report 14 OSU Football Hoghlights 4. Jake's Place 6 wllh Mrs Nancy Russell and IS home after spendmg several human act1vity characterts· usually doesn't take long for 11 30--This Is the Answer 3 lnstghtt5. Make a Wish, 6, 113 , Rex daughter, Amanda, at the weeks m Veterans Memortal ttc of growmg chtldren the lung to heal and re exHumbard 8 andusually a matter of 12 OD-CBPA Bowling 6. Columbus Town Meeting 10, Rev home of Mr and Mrs Russell hospttal Also v1s1tmg htm tbe Dear Dr Lamb-What P Calvin Evans 13 , Meeflhe Press3. 4, 15 Roush 12 3D-Revival Fires 13. Pro Football Pre-Game Show 8, past week were Mr and Mr~ would happen tf a lung IS weelis iNIWIPAPiR INTfRPRIS! """ 1 1 oo-tssues & Answers 13 Faith & The Bible 4 Pro Football 3. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bush Herman Carson, Mr and Mrs punctured d u r 1n g a nerve 415.8, 10 Vlstted a week w1th Mrs Pearl John Rose, Mr and Mrs block m the chest area • Stncl your quesf1onr to Dr Lomb, 1 3D-American Adventure 6 Manuel at Cleveland and Mr Ron me Cowdrey and Larry, Would tt heal eventually and, m core of thu newrpoper, P 0 lor 2 OD-Polnl of View 6, Lower Loghfhouse 13 and Mrs Roy Bush, Jr at East Mr and Mrs Albert H1ll of 1f so, how long would 1t take• JS5J, Rodoo Coty Slohon, New York, 2 3D-Issues and Answers 6, College Football '72. 13 Dear Reader- The lungs NY JOOJ9 For a COP'f ol Dr Lamb's 3 oo-Changing Times 13 Liverpool Racine and Herman Carson Jr are composed of multtple boaklot on lo11ng wttg!t send SO 3 3D-Wacky World of Jonathan Wiofers 6 Rookies 13 Mrs Opal Hupp vtsited her of Belpre G""eration 6, Pro Football 15. 3, 4, Living 33 tmy atr sacs If one 1s punc- cenb to til• same atlrlreu 11nd osk 4 oo-Manclni Face the Nation 10 mother, Mrs Henry Stewart, Mrs Gary Holter and tured the lung behaves some- lor "l.o11ng Wetg!f' booklet 4 3D-World of Survival 6. 13 Age of Anxiety 33, Log of th"' at Pl Pleasant Sunday chtldren spent a few weeks Slnema 10 Mrs Chester Durst of Ntles, with her mother and other 5 OD-WIId Wild West 6, Ripples 33, Treasure Island 8 10 . Movie, " Arrowheadu, 13 0 • Mrs Dave Qutckles of relattves at Duncanvtlle, Pa • 5 30-Sesame Street 33 I..oudenvtlle, Mr and Mrs Mtss Peggy Trussell spent 6 OD-News Weather Sports 6, 60 Minutes 8, 10 Herbert Roush were luncheon Fr1day mght w1th her uncle, Q-What organzzatlon was 6 3D-Untamed World 6, Hafhayoga 33 awarded the 1969 Nobel guests Sunday of Mrs Russell 7 00-Lawrence Welk 13 , Safari to Adventure 3, This Is Your Mr and Mrs Roger ktrkLlfe4, Wild Kingdom IS, Walt Till Your Father Gel$ Home6, Roush, Mrs Nancy Russell, hart and famtly or Tuppers Peace Pnze? UFOS, In the Know 10, Zoom 33, Zoom 20 A-The Internattonal LaMandy and Sharon 7 3D-World of Disney 3, 4, IS, Anna & the King 10, Let's Make a Platns Miss Judy King, Kankakee, bor Orgamzalton for achvt Deal 6, Just Generation 33. 20 , Peanuts 10 Dl , Mtss Mary l.Du King, a ltes over a span of 50 years 8 oo.-FBI 13, 6, Family Game 20, 33, Cartoon, "Yellow Substudent at the Nazarene marine", B, 10 1 Q-What US servu:e acad 8 3D-French Chef 33 , Hec Ramsey 3, 4, IS College at Mt Vernon, spent a emy was moved durmg the Theatre 33, 20. Movie, "What Ever Hapweekend wtth thetr parents, 9 oo-Masterpoece CIVIl War? pened to Aunt Allee,'' 6, 13 A- The Umted States Mr and Mrs. Vtrgtl King and 9 30--Mannlx, 8, 10 Naval Academy, from An famtly 10 OD-Night Gallery, 3, 4, IS, Firing Line, 20, 33 napohs, Md , to Newport, Mr and Mrs Ronald Mc- 10 30 ::..we Think You Should Know 3, Protectors 4 Evil Touch 8, High Road to Adventure 10 Pollee Surgeon IS R I , because it was too close Nally (Evaltne Arnold) are 11 oo-News. Weather, Sports 3, 4, 8, 10, 15 to battle areas It was reannouncmg the arrrval of a 11 15CBS News, 8, 10, 15. 13 turned m 1865 baby gtrl born at O'Bleness 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15, Movies "Tokyo Joe,n 8, "Land Raiders", 10 "White Qnanche'', 13 Q- Why 1S Canada's most Hospttal m Athens She has 12 15 - Judd 6 famous horse race called The been named Tammy Sue 1 oo-News 4 Queen's Plate? 1 30-News 13 ' I' A-Because m the 17th Grandparents are Mr and century plates were Mrs McNally of Athens and awarded Now the trophy ts Mrs Hazel Arnold a'nd the late a gold cup Nathan Arnold of this com- Perdas was observed munity • Mr and Mrs Floyd Ross are Q- What was Moby Dick? Mr and Mrs John Walter announcmg the marrtage of A- A fierce white whale Dean spent a weekend with Mr thetr daughter, Brtdget, to Mr Daily m Herman Melvllle's sea and Mrs. Walter Terrell and R1ck Anderson They are DI!VOTID TO THI classtc Such a whale was Billy and Mr. and Mrs Robert makmg their home in INTIRIIT Of' actually known to sailors of MIIOS•MAION ARIA Reed and family at Pataskala Col urn bus the time CHI STill L TAIINIHIL~. Mrs sally Byers attended Mr and Mrs. Olen Harrison lotc. I d. Q-What constellations iire ROIIfiT HOif'UCH, the funeral of her brother, and Faye Pratt spent a dily In on the edge and the hub of City lifter Wtllle Block, wbo passed away Parkersburg recent!)!. Pub1tshod dotty ucopt our galaxy? Mr and Mrs John Dean had Soourdoy by Tho Ohio Vt11ty A-Taurus is on the near· at the Huntington Veterans Pub1ishtnv Compenv, 111 est edge and the hub ts Sag- Hospttal Services were at as recent visitors Mr. and Mrs Court st, Pomeroy, Qnlo, ittarms Din gees, W. Va Hobart Smalley Jr , Judy Kay, -5 769 flullntso Otflco f'hono Edttorlat """"' " 2 Mrs Ellaabelh Murray and Susie Dple and Hobie of Q- Do former Un1ted Socona c1es• posteoo tl.ta et States presidents r e c e i v e Mrs !.Dulle Harrison spent Wierton, W Va , Mr and Mrs Pomeroy, Ohio pe!ISions? several da)'_a with Mr and Mrs. Garold Gilkey, Tammy, Cindy Nlfionel tdvtrllling A-Yes, by Act of Con- Frank lhle at Bethany, Ohio and Rick, of Athena ropr•s•nttttvt lottlntttt Gtlltthtr, Inc , 12 1111 -2nd gress m 1958. Mrs lhle Just returned from Richard Dean left Col~bus St, Ntw York City, Ntw York airport M~~- f luDscrlptton rtttt ,De 1 ......_, __ _. the h06pital Q-Wiiere did Amenca's ~-Y or "'""""' ""'"" ctrrler Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal AFB at San Antonio, Taus, evelltble lo_y, /lrst transcontlnfntol motor H ctllll per where _.., caravan begtn' where he wll1 Wld.....,o basic ly Moror lloutt whttt cerrler had as recent vlaltora, Mr. and I '"D Mrvlco nOI IVIIIIlltt 0111 A-Washington, D C , in Mrs John Perdu Jr. and trainmg "/ hOVfl not Jectded lor whom I sho/1 Yote."Na one, so lor, 1919 monlll 11 75 ly 111111 ln Ofllt 1111 W VI • Oroe 'fltlr 11- 00 Rev Mary, Mr and Mrs. Roger and Mrs Cl de P has really appealed to my deepest leors and lrustrotionsf" Y st• mo111ha 17 11 ThrH Q-Wh« daes the nam~ Young and Wealey, Mr. and Hinton llf Lancaater were here montha •• st lluMir-1&:,"" uEw" mean'> Mrs RUSiell Well and Roger for tbe Homecominl at 11 ~~- luiiOIY A-"Lif'" in Hebrew Dixon The birthday of Sandra Carleton Churcb. "--~--_;_-.-! s• •- 3 -The~ Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomerox, 0., Oct. '¥1i 1972 QUICK QUIZ Kingsbury News, Notes The Eastern Eagles ~ rematned Ln contenlton m the i Southern Valley Conference • title race With an easy 53-12 romp over the Southwestern Highlanders Thursday on a cool and damp mght at Eastern The wm for the Eagles raised thetr season record to 4-4 overall and to4-1 m SVAC play The Eagles have to play SVAC foe Norih Gallta yet, and tf the "B1g Green" can wm whtie Southwestern pulls an upset over Southern, the Eagles wtll cop thetr third stratght title Southwestern IS "ow 1-7 for the season and drops to 1-4 10s1de SV AC competitiOn The SVAC's leadtng scorer Randy Bonng rrpped for four touchdowns whtle carrymg 12 ttmes for 135 yards Bormg IS !undoubtedly one of the qutckest quarterbacks m southeastern Ohto as he ltme and ttme agam rounded the Highlanders' defenstve ends for considerable yardage Eastern fullback Alan Duvall was also excellent as the 180 lb semor fullback pounded the Southwestern lme 13 ltmes for 78 yards and a touchdown and . three extra pomts SentNI run Ardtth Graham kicked the extra pumt Etchmget scoo eu hts only touchdown Wtlh 11 57 remammg m tbe fourth pertod on a one yard plunge George Mora ran m the extras The Hoghlanders, coached by Mel Carter. then scored on the Eagle first team defense on a one yard run b1 hts son, Terry Carter Kevm Dtll's ktck for the extra was wtde Thts came w1th 7 17 rematmng The Htghlanders drove to the 11 on tbe Eagles' thtrd team defense, Ihen went the rest of the way on the ftrst strmgers The Highlanders put up the1r second score wtth 2 05 left when John Hutchmson plunged one yard Agam Dtll's ktck fa1led Bormg scored a fmal SIX· pomter w1th 1 ::S remalmng m the game on a 49 yard pass from Sheets Bormg caught the pass over the mtddle on about the 30 then sped tnto the end zone Carl Thomas booted the extras Eastern travels to North Galha next Fnday whtle the Highlanders go to Racme to battle the Southern Tornadoes STATISTICS Bobcats down Vikings ' Paced by the hard runnmg of semor fullback George Curry and sophomore tatlback Mike Rife, Coach Jtm Sprague's Kyger Creek B9~Cats dumped the Symmes Valley Vtkmgs, 4(). 0 Thursday mght before a Parents ' Ntght crowd at Cheshtre The wm pushed the Bobcats' record to 4·1·1 m the Southern Valley Athlettc Conference and 5-2-1 overall Symmes Valley dropped to J. 4 tn the league and 1-7 overall It was the fourth shutout recorded by the Bobcat defense thts fall Gomg mto la~t mght's game, Kyger Creek's defense was ranked th1rd m the area wtth a 6 3 mark behmd Irollton and Nelsonville-York The vtctory also assured the Bobcats thetr best record m the past two years In 1970, KC finished 5-4 and m 1971 4-4·1 The Bobcats complete the~r 1972 season next Frtday at Fatrland In pacmg the Galhans last mgh~ Curry gamed 135 yards m 13 cames wh1le scormg two touchdowns He had another nulhfted on a penalty Rtfe starttng hiS second game of th~ season, had 100 yards and one touchdown Netther team could get untracked tn the ftrst pertod With 10 40 remammg in the second quarter, Curry raced 44 yards for the f~rst Bobcat stxpointer Semor tackle Orland Cremeans booted the exira pomt to mcrease the lead to 7-0 The score climaxed a 59 yard dnve m ftve plays Coach John Patton's Vtkmgs look the ktckoff on their 18 yard hne, but fumbled two plays later The Bobcats drove to the 14 but were forced to attempt a f1eld goal Cremeans' kock fell short The Vtktngs later entered Bobcat terntory for the ftrst lime after recovermg a KC fumble on a punt return Four plays later, SV punted the ball back wtlh the Bobcats gammg possesswn at the 18 yard lme Behmd the strong runmng of Curry, Rtfe, Jtm B1as and McCarty, the Bobcats reached the scoreboard with 1 30 left m the first half McCarty gamed 30 yards on a reverse and II]¥ !mal etght yards on a run up the mtddle Cremeans' kick was wtde to the left Symmes Valley attempted to move the bail m the atr but Jam1e Lafon's pass was mlercepted by Jack Icard who was playmg for the mjured John Roush The V1kmgs' best ground dn ve of the evemng came m1dway m the thtrd period SV moved from tts 25 to the Bobcat 43 yard hne behmd the runmng of Sophomore fullback Raymond Miller and halfbacks Terry Pme and James Tombhn Kyger Creek struck paydlrt agam wtth 2 35left m the thtrd quarter dnvmg 40 yards mf1ve plays Curry went over from the one yard lme for the score Durtng the dnve, he caught a 20 yard pass on a screen play The Bobcats brOke the game w1de-open wtth a btg 20 pomt fourth penod The ftrst dnve began foilowmg a Curry mterception The Spraguemen drove 33 yards tn seven plays Marshall French, semor center and cocaptam, scored from one yard out French played a halfback position last year Lawrence Tabor added the converston tncreasmg the lead to 28-ll Rtfe scored later on a 70 yard gallop after Curry lost a touch· down The run for the extra pomts was stopped Freshman Tom Kern scored the !mal Bobcat TD on a three yard run STATISTICS Department KC SV Ftrst Downs 12 6 Yards Rushmg 381 84 Yards Passmg 25 11 Passes Attpt ' 6 16 Passes Completed 4 3 Fumbles 4 2 Fumbles Lost 3 1 Penalized 90 35 By Quarters· SV 0000-0 KC 0 t3 7 20-40 :~ ·'' First Downs ;:; Yards Rushing ·~ • Yds Passong E::; Total Yards Today's 1f 290 90 380 ~-= Passes Comp.Att ln1 ~i,,Sport Parade 1~ 87 136 223 pt, gf ga Montreal 6 0 3 15 35 15 Buffalo 5 0 3 l3 32 13 Detroit 6 1 0 12 3113 N Y Rangers 5 j 1 11 32 25 Bostqn 3 5 1 7 34 38 Vancouver 3 5 1 7 26 39 Toronto 3 4 1 7 11 27 N Y Islanders 1 5 o 2 13 23 West w f 1 pis gf ga Chicago ~ 3 o 12 31 22 Pottsburgh 5 3 0 10 32 22 Phtlade1phoa 3 3 2 8 22 29 Los Angeles 4 6 o 8 31 36 Mmnesota 3 4 1 7 23 22 Atlanta 3 6 I 7 18 36 St Louts 1 4 3 51728 Catofornoa 1 6 1 3 18 30 Thursday's Results Montreal 7 St Louis 0 Chicago 6 Boston 3 Phlladeiphoa 2 Detroot 1 Los Angeles J Atlanta 1 I Only games scheduled) Frtday's Games Pltlsburgh at California (Only game scheduled) AHL Slandtngs By Unoled Press fnlernahonal East • services are held NEW YORK (UP!)-Jacllle Robinson will be laid to rst today m a landscaped Brooklyn cemetery a few miles frOm Ebbets Field where he made baseball history and influenced the lives of millions of U.S. blacks by becommg the first Negro to play In the major leagues Robmson who died at the f ' 1 T d age o 53 ear y ues ay morning, broke baseball's unwritten color line In 1947 when he stgne d wLth th e Brooklyn Dodgers He became one of the game's best players, wummg a batting tttle and an MVP award, being recognized as one of Its most competitive players, and was elected to the Hall Of Fame In 1962 Asteady stream of mourners viewed Robinson's body at the RiverSide Church af' 1221ld Street and Riverside Drive Thursday Burial will be at Cypress Hills Cemetery In Brooklyn after the hearse bas been driven through New York's Harlem and BedfordStuYvessant areas and Into the landscaped cemetery lncated m a mtddle-income section of Brooklyn Among the honorary pall bearers will be Dodger Manager Walter Alston, and f<rmer teammates Peewee Reese, Joe Black, Jim Gilliam, Don Newcombe, Ralph Branca, Carl Erskine and Roy Campanella Peter O'Malley, son of Walter and current president of the Dodgers, will represent the club Other prominent sparta fl· gures attending the funeral Include Larry Do by, first Negro to play In the Amerlc!an League, Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, Willie Mays, Joe !.Dull, former baseball Commluloner Ford Frick and !ormer Nation-al League President Warren Giles w I I pis gf ga 310011232 6 2 1 13 47 34 31 1 1 Prov•dence 4 2 2 10 38 27 ,~ Punlong 1 32 3 82 Nova Scot1a 5 3 0 10 33 26 Boston ··~ 27 3 4 3 0 8 27 29 By MILTON RICHMAN :::j Penalties 1 15 2 13 Rochester 23152632 Spri ngfield .! &y Quarters lJPI !;lports Editor 18132644 New Hav en S'western 0 0 0 12- 12 West NEW YORK (UP!)--Gene Tenace, mstant celebrity, IS domg East 15 a 15 15-SJ wttplsgfga one of the toughest thtngs In the world, and what's more, he's "Tldewaler 6 3 1 13 40 35 domg 1t m!lllnlficently Richmond 4 5 1 9 34 38 Cleveland 4 5 1 9 38 36 He's keepmg his equtltbrlum Ctnctnnalo 3 4 0 6 26 30 That's not always easy when everybody ts sbakmg your hand, Baltimore 2 3 2 6 22 32 Hershey 3 3 0 6 29 23 poundmg you on the back and makmg an uncommon fuss over Thursd•y's Results you, the way they're domg now with Gene Tenace, but hiS head ts Ttdewaler 4 Cincinnati 3 the same s1ze 1t was last week, and the week before that, both feet 1Onlygameschecheduled) Friday's Games are firmly on the ground, and taken altogether, baseball's new By United Press lnternaliooal Tidewater at Cleveland 26-year-old World Ser1es hero hasn't changed one whtt Bob Love showed Thursday Nova Scotia at Rochester urm the same old met says Tenace New Haven at Sprlngfoeld rught why he's collSidered one (Only games scheduled) And the beautiful part about it ts that he ts of the top clutch performers m All he really wants to do now ts go back home to Lucasvtlle, the National Basketball WHA Standings By Unrted Press International Ohto, and by the ttme you read this, if he plays hts cards rtghl, he Association East should be there W1th his team lraillng, 83-80, wltpfsgfga the &-foot-7 forward connected Cleveland ASpecial Feeling 6 2 0 12 32 21 Tenace's teammates wtth the Oakland A's had a special feelmg on five consecutive jump shots New England 5 3 0 10 33 25 Quebec 5 2 0 a " 19 for htm even before he took apart tbe Cincmnati Reds in the to boost the Chicago Bulls to a ottawa 4 4 0 8 4041 94--93 vic!Dry over ibe Golden NewYork ser1es 4 4 0 83532 Philadelphia 0 7 0 o 14 36 If you can't hit the sweepstakes yourself, Gene Tenace tS the State Warrtors West I..ove's fourth of the five type of guy you hope comes up wtth the wmnmg ticket If tile A's w I I pis gf ga 4 2 1 9 24 21 had to vote beforehand for one of them to h1t four homers, drtve baskets put the Bulls ahead Alberta with 53 seconds left and his W innipeg 4 2 1 9 26 22 m nme runs, bat 348 and go on a record 913 slugging tear m the 4 4 0 8 25 25 fifth with 10 seconds to go gave Houston sertes, Tenace very hkeiy mtght've wound up wtth the most Chtcago a three-point lead Los Angeles 3 3 0 6 23 19 Minnesota 2 5 1 5 19 31 votes I..ove finished as the game's Chocago 1 4 1 3 14 21 Why? Thursday's Results high scorer with 30 points Houston 7 Ottawa 3 Because he doesn't put on, he doesn't pretend to be somebody Cazzie Russell led Golden State New York 1 New Eng 6 he's not, he doesn't go around bad-mouthmg anybody who takes With 28 Quebec s Minnesota 4 his JOb, aod anythmg be gets, he ~pprectates (Only games scheduled! In the only other NBA game, Friday's Games like tbe car Sport Magazme gave hun here Thursday for bemg the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Los Ang at Philadelphia YOUR the sertes' MVP Kansas City-Omaha Kings, 114Alberta al Cleveland "It's very mce, and I apprectale these people giVIng it to me, 107, behind Bobby Dandridge's Chicago at Winnipeg BIRTHDAY (Only games scheduled) espec1ally smce the one I have ts not even paid for yet, but I 33 points and a 21-point effort really don't go for all this stuff," he sa1d from Kareem Abdul.Jabbar NBA Standings He meant all the TV cameras and microphones he was Nale Archibald led the Kings By Umted Press lnlornatlonal surrounded by m a mJdtown restaurant, all tbe fuss, the over- with 28 Eastern Conference NOVEMBER? Milwaukee had its lead cut to Atlantic Division rught aduialton wlpctgb only three points wtth seven No Salary Demandl AAA remends you to check • f .... >I !los ton • 8 • 0 I 000 your drever's license If tf Tenace, who drew about $17,500from Charlte Finley this year, minutes left but ripped off New Yor ~ 6 1, ,1BS7 1'h INTIRU'I\,Oftr~ exptres fhts year you must seven straight points Buffalo 2 6 2~ 6 pius a $5,100 bonus or Increase, whichever you wish to call1t, at ranew ot BEFORE your Philadelphia 0 7 000 7'1:o the end, hasn't come out with any salary demands btrthday to contmue dnvtng Contra I Division legally "! don't t\tillk there'll be any trouble," says the A's bland, wlpctgb. Baltimore 4 3 571 somettmes illinost MHquetoasUsh catcher-Wtelder who was a .. . Houston 3 3 500 1h S3f4 per cent )lllr year , .. part-ttmer with them unW early August ABA Standongs Atlanta 4 4 500 'l:o ,. ~ • By Untied Press International Cleveland I 7 12S 3'h on one Ytlr Ctr· Gene Tenace was at his besl, I thought, when he talked ' East ftflcates of Deposit . Western Conference Thursday about his own personal background wlpcfgb Midwest Division ss,ooo 00 Minimum. 5 3 62S He dtdn't mtend delivermg a message, but there was an ex- Carolina • wlpclgb. Interest Payable Ken lucky 3 2 600 'l:o Milwaukee 7 1 87S By VITO STELLINO 1,083 yards and eight touch· cellent one m what he had to say about hts days in the little New York 3 3 500 1 Chicago 4 3 57 1 2'1:t Quarterly, 90 day 4 4 500 1 UPI Sports Writer KC Omaha 2 4 333 4 downs although he's had five League, and the effect his father, Ftore, now 50, had upon him Virginia tnterest penalty if Memphis 2 5 286 2'h Detroit then 2 4 333 4 Somehow the Mmnesota Vtk- mtercephons cashed befqre West Pactfic Otvtslon "!admire my father, and I think the world of him, but when I mgs have only a 2-4 record On defense, the Vlkmgs' wlpclgb maturitv, wlpcfgb 5 1 833 after SIX games and are mlast haven't been as ferocious as was m tbe Uttle League, he made it miserable for me," said San Otego Los Angeles 6 2 750 Denver 4 3 571 l'h Golden~State 3 2 600 1112 place in the NFC Central they used to be They 've Tenace Utah 4 3 571 Ph Phoenix 3 2 600 l'h "My father played a Iotta semi-pro ball When I was born, he Indiana DtVlSton as they prepare for sacked the quarterback only 2 4 333 3 Seaftle 3 4 429 2'12 1 5 167 4 the meeting Sunday ag8lllst the SIX ttmes m the first SIX games satd 'That's my ballplayer ' He wanted me to be a big leaguer, Dallas Portland 1 6 143 41h Thursday's Results Thursday's Results Green Bay Packers, who are compared to 16 at the same and I think that's what he thought! was when I was playing in the VIrginia 155 Denver 111 Mllw 114 KC.Omaha 107 Wtnter weather dnvtng tied for first wtth a 4-2 mark pomt last year and they've little League m Menford, Ohio. Utah lSI Memphis 98 Chicago 94 Golden Sf 93 problems wtll soon be wtth (Only games scheduled) Tho Alliin I County That's why "what's wrong been burned for cructal points Gol Chewed Out (Only games scheduled) us For friends you can calf Freday•s Games Snlngo fo I.Hn Co. Friday's Games wtth tl\e Vikings•" IS a m the !mal pertod "If I made an error or took a third strike, my father would on wherever you go Denver at New York l96 Second St Cleveland al Boston question heard with Increasing Alan Page and Carl Eller chew me out and really let me have it It embarrasses you when Dallas vs VIrginia Pome...,y, Ohfo New York at Baltimore ft-equency m NFL circles these were ailing In the exhibttion tthappens mfrontofotherkids I wouldn't doll if I had a boy My at Hampton Va Oetroll at Houston All Accounts lnoured To JOIN TODAY days Kentucky vs Caroiona Golden Sl at Los Angeles season but they seem healed father never let UP on me I had an ulcer when I was 13 I'm not 12MOO 00 bv FSL1C at Greensboro NC Chicago at Portland Some of Fran Tarkenton's now And the d~ense IS letting saymg my father caused it, but I was a nervous kid. He just Memphis at lndoana Phoenix at Seattle crtllcS~speclally the ones the other team co~trol the ball Utah at San Diego (Only games scheduled! AUTO CWB OF wanted me to be a big league ballplayer What did my mother who've saJd Tarkenton was Bud Grant, the ausiere say• There wasn't much she could say My father wore the pants ~IRW never a wmner-have been Minnesota coach, says stmply, m the family " SOUTHERN OHIO OHIO GRID SCORES qutck to put the blame on his "maybe we aren't as good as Sometimes, things would go the other way Young Gene, Reading 44 Taylor o ' Phone Pomeroy 992 2590 shbulders. But Tarkenton is we're SUJ¥l9Cd to be " growmg UP. would watch his father playing baU Giltopoho 446 om No 4ln the NFC staUstlcs tliis But wha,ever tt IS thai ailingCon Withrow 34 Ctn 8 Courter 8 Coleraon (tiel ·-------------------~ "I saw him take thtrd strikes," the A's sertes' star smtled "I'd Greenhills L_;_...:...._ _ _ _ _..J year, complet~ 87~!-147 for the Vlldngs, they don't have Tech 0 Lockland 10 Harrison 8 much time left to find the cure see htmpunchoutand I'd mle him, get on htm pretty good He'd Cln Western Hills 40 Cin If they don't beat Green Bay getmadandsay 'Oon'tyouever get on me"' Hughes 26 Now nobody gets on anybody North College Hoil 21 Fin Sunday, they'll be three games neytown l4 There ts no prouder father In the world than Fiore Tenace If off the pace wtth only seven Cin McNi cholas 6 Ctn Aiken 6 games left and that's a tough you're a stranger and happen ID go up and ask him whether he's (lie) any relation to Gene Tenace, the Oakland catcher, be beams Mt Healthy 6 Anderson o margm to overcome Sycamore 38 Glen Este o !righter than that earlY, mornmg sunshine and says 1 'That's my boy!" IN ..... ... I-~~ Fumbles lost Bob Love hot in Bulls win 5%% Certificates .. .. Packers face .. . Vikings Sunday . . ................. .... Of Depasrt Meigs Co. Branch ..@ - 8 - -ARROw- ORRWST GAlliA-MEIGS COMMUNITY ACTION ANNOUNCEMENT I The Freshman Donnte Etchmger outside and went 49 yards earned the famous Etchinger untouched and nearly unseen name to perfectton wtth etght Duvall hooted the extra pomt pomts and 59 yards m 12 The rout contmued m the carnes Thts ntnth grader, who second quarter wtth Bill also starts on defense, IS gonna Osborne gomg 10 yards wtth be one great football player 9 38 left in the ftrst half The Eagles, coached i>y Etchmger ran m the extras defenstve gemus Roger Bormg scored hts second K1rkhart, scored wtth exactly touchdown w1th 7 54 left m the ten mmutes left m the f1rst thtrd perrod on a seven yard quarter when Duvall rammed .osprmt John Sheets carrted m three yards The touchdown the extra pomts to g1ve the was set up by Rtck Blake's 39 Eagles a commandmg 31-0 yard mtercephon return to the lead 16Jluvall also ran the extras Later m the thtrd pertod, Wtth 1 52 remammg m the with 1 23 remammg, Bormg f1rsl quarter , Bonng sped scored agam on a e1ght yard East w I I G. E. with Mini Basket G. E. Dryer Automatic Washer 3 Temp. '17&• '26CJOO Openmg for Execuhve Dtrector The Executive Director will be responsible for the organization and management of the total program through direct oupervlslon and delegation of respon slbllttles , making and approving plans and lm ptemenlatlon of the prlorlfleo He She will have chief . r.. ponslbllily for development and qua lily control of the total program He She will be llason between fhe board, the lofal program, and lhe stale and federal offices fun ding varlou10 progr•m•. 1 l Applications Must Be In By Frtday, November 10, 1972 BOSTON (UPI)-Bobby Orr, HEROSIAN SELECfED who underwent knee surgery .STORRS, Conn (UPI)- last JIUle, will be lost to the Brlan Herosian of Worcester, Boston Bruins for an indefinite Mass., a defensive back for the pertod , it was announced Unlvenity of CoMecticut, has Thursday by Dr Carter Rowe been selected ID play In the Dr Rowe said the knee annusl North-8outh AD-8\ar requires more slrengthenlng to footbaU game Dec 'll. meet the stress of play ' Toclay's a llacl clay to cook. ' · Your Headquarters for QUALIFICATIONS The Executive Director should have a degree from an accredited college or a related field experience In supervtsor of personnel and the management of poverty programo He She must poiiSess a knowledge of human behavior and be dedicated fo the pronclples and philosophy of fhe program • ;n,m•. ~ llni!HIA '"~ Salary: $10,000 For AppllcatiDn: Call~: 30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. 992-7400 or Other Times 992-5055 H&R FIRESTONE MIIIOI.£P9RT, 0. I WriteMeigs Umted Methodist Mtnls.ler~ Office 257 Mill Street Mi~leport, Ohio 45760 Arrow Shirts-Greatest Selection In The Big Bend Area For Dress and SpOrt Dacron, COtloll .and W ,r Vi~t the Colonel CROWS STEAK HOUSE POMEROY I ,, Many Style. To Choou From BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. �' ' . ' - '1111 D1i1J Sentinel, Mlddleport·Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 'll, 197:1 - • enence cdskins &ut to.avenge By UaltecfPreu bltel'lll!tlonal .Coach :Sill Mallory says Ills Miami University football team has "a debt to settle with Toledo" and the Redskins . Cllllldn't find a better time than Saturday to avenge laSt year's 45-4 humllltation at the hands ol the Rockets. Mallory said the defea_t was th,e wwst for Mlsmi In lis MidAmerican Conference history and worst home loss ever. He has revenge on his mind. "Vfe were counted out of the 'MAC race by some pecple after we lost our league opener to Bowling Green," said Mallory. "But I guarantee you that we dldn 't give up. Now we have a ·.chance to climb into the lead . ''Ibis is a must game for ·us," he said, "and w~ also have il debt to settle with Toledo." Kent State and Bowling Green lead the MAC with 2-1 records while Miami and Western MiChigan are tied for secona at 1-1. Toledo edged DaytOn ~17 last week a team the Redskins clouted· 34-7. , "The only honest thing you can say is that we didn't play well at all, either offensively or defensively, " said .Toledo coach Jack Murphy. "We had .f~r too many missed assign. ments and in general didn't do RHONDA BALE'.'! Saturday, Oct. 28 8 to 12 p.m. Middleport Jr. High Au d. Rhonda ' Eric Chambers Bruce & Mini & Friends Hoffner & Stone Silliman Bare & Friends Atlantis Admission : $1.50 · Bales at ' , Conference STATE OF OHIO, DEPARTMENT OF INBUJU.NCE • •CESRTJFJCATE OP COMPUANCB. Th~ undeuigned, Su· CHESHIRE ~ Miss Rhonda ~lnt.ndent. Of ln.uranee 0( The State Of Ohio. h.rebJ' ~rUI\n that United E. Bales, Cheshire, Roate I, Inv..ton Lite lneurance Com~ny, of JCan.u Stat. Ml1110ur! baa was among 105 delegate& who complltd with thll!' lawa of thle State attended the Ohio M. V. Youth ' applicable to It -.nd le auUu:rrls.ed dur~ law tlte eur~nt n ' u .\0 tranut:L In Bible Conference, ·held at t.hle 1tat.e i\11 •l.'proprlat.e butlneu of IJlMirat~Oe, Ita tlnanelal ctKldlt.on 11 Camp Mohaven . near Mount lhown b, Ita annual ata~m&nt to haya Men u tol.loWe on Dec. 81, 1911 : Ad· Vernon, Ohio, Oct. !9 thru Oct. mlt\«1 ' Auet.l U8,768,1i47.30; LIBbill· tie. ,&,UI,Iit , l9 ; Ntt AIII!II.A 18,090 ,- 22 . . 415.81; Qu11&1 U,OOO,OOO.OO ; SurDIUI Miss Bales, daughter of Mrs. $'l,OIO,·H6.t1 ; rneom41 tB ,'fa&,tii .Oii: Kxcend!P.,r. I4,0U,71U5. 1N WIT~ Irma· Bales, was selected to :NI'88 WHERIDOF, I have hereunto the Pomeroy AUblorlbed mF n~Un• ud eauled m1 repres~nt IIHl to bt &ft'lxed . at Columbul, Ohio Seventh Day Adventist thl'a da,p. and date. July 11 1112. Ken· n«b E. DeShelt.r, Supenntendent of Church. Inaun.nee of Ohio. (SilA.L) cu,, . !ermined .until · game time whether sophomore quar• terback Rich Bevly, in)W'ed in the loss to Virginia.Tech game, will be able tQ p!a'y. "We just have tQ try for a win,'' said Hess. "Western is a real sound team and employs the Houston Veer attack with Larry Cates the top ball ~arrier. . "Defensively Western is The big man in the Bronco very strong," said Hess. "They defense is tackle Berna.rd were sixth ranked natiooally Thomas. .. against the rush last week and Thomas has 22 tackles and 14 will move up ~s they held assists. "Bel'lll!rd's strength is MarshaD to just 57 yards in 55 the ability to read plays and plays." then purSue," · said assistant Cates leads the Western coach Fred stevens. "He can rushing attack with 642 yards run laterally almost as fast as in 117 carries for an average of he can go forward." 5.5 yards per carry. Kent State will leave the con· ferefiCe to travel to Northern Diet plan Assembly attended Lewis will meetings 'direct rail • •• assocmbon to ·start :e~~ ~~~t~!'o:~=~:~ed ~!,~.:·u·soa~;;oa~o•c:ll?:lil'·~~~~~:lla' · ~ ~ · :l ~~, ~ .~l l~ ~=]; 1 1 1 Th& Coffee House Comm. Presents A CONCERT anything real well." "It wi.ll take 110 per cent ef" fort from ~11 our players and total elimination of errors to even hope for- a win over Mi· ami," said Murphy. Western Michigan will host Ohio University in another im· portant MAC game. Bevly ~estlonable It probably will not be de. of The Conway Diet Institute will be holding ·a weekly meeting for those in the area interested in a diet plan, it was announced today. The group will be meeting in the Orchid Room above lola's Dress Shop, 234 East Main St., Monday, at 7:30 p.m. for its first session. A registration fee will be charged. E;ach Monday night a new insign seminar will be delivered to the group by Shara Allen, Pomeroy area seminar dii-ector. Mrs. Allen has been educated in the program and sl!ltes that it offers ifll participants more than a group meeting and an excellent diet. Members receive personal attention with all their diet problems, Mrs . Allen states. Mrs . Allen reports that education is a · key factor to permanent weight loss. This is the purpose of the insight seminars which are on various subjects, nutrition, home environment, beauty care, emotional conditioning and activity as well as other fac· tors. A special recipe book is available ' through the program. Those wishing further information may call Mrs. Allen at 992-2926. On display for the young people to enjoy were"old Bibles in French, Latin, English and Hebrew, some of which dated back to the !4th .century. Also on display was a Jewish Torah and the original world 's , PORTLAND - The Emma smaiiest comolete Bible. Smith Circle of the • oa•es, >l l • r. 1•o1o h IL 'l' ' • MISS a sop omore at Kyger, Creek' High School is'the Reorganized Church of ~esus Christ of Latter Day Saints granddaughter of Mrs . Muriel held a Halloween party at Spires, Kyger, and Mrs. Faye James Johnson 's Thursday Bales, Wellston Rt. night, with games, prizes and refreshments. QUARTET COMING Part of the group dressed for The. Evan~eliers, a male the party, others were specquartet from near Bremen will tators, but all enjoyed the be at the Ml. Hermon United evening. When the party got Brethren Church in Christ at going, an llnexpected guest 7:30p.m. Sunday. The public is arrived "dre~ed fit to kill" for invited. Halloweeners. He had to win a prize, for no one guessed who he was; he said he came to pick DINNER PLANNED up a friend! Achicken dinner will be held Refreshmenfll of ice cream, at the lyfl. Moriah Baptist cake, Kool·Aid, coffee and Church in Middleport on ·mints were served after grace Thursday, Nov. ~. from . 5 to was glven by Pearl Proffitt. 6:30p.m. Residents are asked Attending were Lucy Taylor, to call 992-5389 for tickets. Golda Gillilan, llah Roush, Tickets will not be sold at the Evelyn Forman and daughter, door. . Meigs Local Teachers Association representatives, John Lisle , Joy Bentley, Phyllis Miller and Be Illy Horky attended a legislative assenibly session last Saturday at Rio Grande. Officers of the SEOTA were elected. Jeanne Bowen of County group are William Coffman and Mrs. Phyllis Miller of Meigs Junior High; Mrs. Emma Fin·ch· and Mrs. Stephanie Niemiec of Meigs High and William Downie of Southern High. A group of Meigs County · Special Education teachers .) will be meeting for the first ;:!. time Monday at Meigs Junior High in Middleport, to take part in Phase II of "Project Breakthrough." Project Breakthrough, · in existence several years in Southeastern · Ohio, is spon· sored by Services for Han· dicapped Children headed by Dr. Robert L. Weinfurtner, Director. !Ill purpose is to bring behavioral management skills and diagnostic prescriptive teaching skills to the people working with the handicapped. Phase II consists of a training session for local teachers which will be con· dueled by Mrs. Betsy Horky, Meigs Junior High School Special Education teacher . Mrs. Horky participated in an intensive five week training seSl!iori held this past summer at Nelsonville Vocational School. Similar training sessions are being held throughout the 11· county area served by the Services for Handicapped Children office. · Participating in the Meigs i~~ . SAME DAY ·•. SERVICE , In A'~Out At5 ' :.UH Our FrH Par~i119 Lot. . . 116 'E. Jnd, Pomeroy Roval Crown BoHling Company VISIT IN WAVERLY Merri Ault and Debbie Taylor of. Middleport were weekend guesfll of Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wise of Waverly. Mr.andMrs. Wise returned the girls home on Sunday. Middleport Black .a nd White By MOIOROLA " Illinois this week. ,Keqt State beat xavier last week and Muskeeter coach Tom Cecchini was asked to compare the · Flashes with Miami which also whipped xavier. . J "I feel Kent State is as good as Mlsmi but certainly not as consistent," he said. Falcons Host MarshaU Bowling Green wlll host ;: " •J ' C.aIen dar .~~ l ~~ ?; · SATIJRDAY ROCK ' SPRINGS (}range sponsoring a country store from !Oa,.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Fred Goeglein's log cabin on Route 33near Salisbury School. Free donuts an(j coffee, door prize. Public welcome. MONDAY HALLOWEEN Party in the basement of the Long Bottom · Methodist Church, Monday, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. All Long Bot· tom area children invited to attend masked. TIJ&'!DA Y RACINE American Legion Auxiliary, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Mrs. Nolan is speaker for Homestead club RUTLAND The Homestead Garden Club meeeting on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Bruce Morris was called to order by joan Proffitt and daughters . the president, Mrs . Larry and granddaughter, Mrs,.Jane , Barr. Mrs. Barrread sccipture Barnett and two , daughters, · ,fcom .. ,the ,JSib· obapter' · of Syracuse; Mattie Teaford, Deuteronomy, 7th to nth Sher.yl Teaford, Nancy Adams, verses. The roll call was anLori Adams, and Christine swered by naming a tree leaf that is a bright color in the fall. Proffitt. Later there was group The secretary's report was singing accompanied by Jane's: read by Mrs. Bernard Ledlie newly purchased old time and the treaslU'er's report by organ. Everyone reported a Mrs. Francis Willcox. Mrs. good time was had, especially Leslie Hoffman gave garden with the "guest" of the evening tips on house plants. who may not care to be named Tqere was a 10 cent collecamong this group of she-males. tion for the club. Mrs. Howard John Hedol, Southeast Ohio Nolan , guest speaker, showed . President, was guest speaker a how to make grapefruit rose, few weeks ago. A class is and dogwood Rowers; slie also starting Thursday night In gave many other tips on Jackson branch on. "Gospel making flowers, and cautioned ' Restoration." Bill Roush, who ablm\..uaillg spray in the bouse is now Sunday School director, to spray nowers. She said hair plans to attend. It will last spray is dangerous in a closed through six weeks. Everyone is room or near an open name. invited. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Larry Barr on Nov. 16. Mrs. Morris served refreshments of ice cream, cookies, tea, coffee and Halloween I. A General Discharge is considered to have been granted candy to Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. under Honorable conditions ani\ will normally entitle a veteran to Leslie Hoffman, Mrs. Alpha all benefits due him. (True) Barr, Mrs. Lee Fetty, Mrs. 2. Any Home financed through the VA Is guaranteed by the Larry Barr, Mrs. Bernard VA to be in good condition andofgoodquallty. (False) Ledlie, Mrs. Francis Willcox, 3. County Veterans Service Offices are equipped to assist you Mrs. D. F. Mitcheil, Teressa in obtaining any and all benefits through the VA. (True) Mitchell and Howard Nolan . 4. Widows receiving Death Pension benefits are required to report their aMUal incomes to the VA. (True) 5. The VA does not assist Vietnam Veterans in finding em· ' ployment. (False) (Presented as a weekly Public Service by YOU!' Meigs Col!llly Veterans Of!lce) . CHARLESTON, W. Va. Charles R. Lewis, 1927 Oakridge Drive, Charleston, will become Executive Director of the West Virginia Railrpad Association Nov. I. Lewis, 54, has been the West Virginia State Medical , Association ' s, Executive Assistant the past two years, and will succeed the late George F.. Parrish, also of Charleston. Anative of Middleport, Ohi~. and a graduate of Ohio University with a degree in journalism, Lewis has resided in Charleston since 1946. After a year with the old United Press, he was a newsman for the Associated Press 17 years, with coverage of lhe State Capitol and the West Virginia Legislature among his major assignmenfll. Lewis . was Executive Secretary in the West Virginia State Department of Welfare for seven years prior to assuming the medical association post. Lewis is married to the former Miss Jane Ann Veazey of Charleston and the father of five children. A veteran of World War II naval service, he is a former Board member and Vice President of the West Virginia Welfare Conference ; and served in 1961J..70 on the Ohio University Alumni Association's Board of Directot:_s. :"~""" "I can think of nothing mo~· clothing and other· necessary porting the levy. American·than education'' was incidentals wiih . the balance A. project of . providing. Mrs. Peggy Goodman's being placed in a bank account · Christmas items tor the Ohio opening remark 1n her address in the student's name. Youth Commission to be TUesday night to the American ·Mrs. Goodman said her job distributed to the girls at the ' Legion Auxiliary of Drew involves supervising the detention home 'located at Webster ~ost 39. student, assistinlhim with his -. Powell near Delaware A teacher at Meigs High . bank book, and assisting him was .taken on by the Auxiliary. School, Mrs. Goodman was with the fundamentals of · Each member was asked to introduced by Mrs, Hope Securing a. job, keeping it, contribute a small gi{t; such as and budgeting, purchasine, and jewelry, stationery , Moore, education scholarship chairman for the learning to live in soc:iety. She houseslipper11 , gloves, hose , Auxiliary. The speaker lalked emphasized that this program caps, slips, ,and dolls to the on the occupational work ex· is not considered ·a speeial home where 400 girls, 12 to 18 perlence program at Meigs training course but is offered to years old are confined . High which involves 19 make a student feel worthwhile Members are to lake their students. and able to manage on hls.own. ·contributions to the November Mrs. (}oodman described the She referred to an incident meeting. Anyone in the com· program as one geared for the where the claBS gathered up munity wishing to donate an . disenchanted. and potential money, clothing, ilsed fur- item are to contact Mrs. Grace dropout, the slow, the niture and other things for a Pratt, president, or give the discouraged. Emphasis is on family whose possessions had item to a member of the unit. jobs of an unskiUed nature. been deytroyed by fire, and of The midwinter conference She noted that at ·present the satiSfaction of the studeilfll was announced for January at more than half .of .the boys and in doing something useful. • girls are employed at part-time Following her talk, Mrs. work in either Pomeroy or · Moore distributed brochures Middleport; that they receive on the five mill school levyto the minimtun 'wage part of be voted on next month and the which is used to buy their unit went on record as sup. The schedule for the Meigs County Garden Club Association flower show to be staged on Dec. 2 and 3 at the Pomeroy Elementary School was presented by Mrs. Homer Parker at a meeting of the Polly Explains Rutland .Friendly Gardeners held Wednesday night at the Sticky Problems home of Mrs. James Car· penter, Coolville. By POLLY CRAMER "It Happens Every Christ· mas" is the theme of the show , - - - --· Polly's Problem which will feature table DEAR' POLLY - Can self.idheslve squares such displays for judging on the as you used to secure a mirror frame to a door be theme "Christmas for the , used on a frameless mirror? I want to hang a heavy Bir,ds." P.late glass mirror on a varnished door and wonder During the meeting a $5 1£ it would stick to the two surfaces. If so, where can contribution was made to the I buy such squares? -MRS. 0. C. . country fair at the Southeastern Ohio Mental · DEAR MRS. 0. C. - I feel sure these self-adhesive Health Center. A thank you mounta w01dd hold your mirror to the door bnt the prob· note was read· from the tern would come when It was removed. The sticky bits Gideons for flower that remain on the back of a ·frame can be scraped off arrangements at their recent with a knife or such but when scraped off the back of a meeting. It was reported that frameless mirror would doubtless take with It some of tbe Robert Snowden has pruned sUvered back. These mounts can be bought at a dime , store and mine cost less than 50 cents for a package of 18. · the trees in front of the high ~ They are 1 x 1¥.. Inches each, Read tbe directions careschool. -;: fully and BE SURE to use enough-the directions say The Region 1), Ohio use one mount to each Iii pound but two are always Association of Garden Club, necessary for even a Ugbtwelght object 'so as to bulance I It correc!ly. Those on my mirror were not more than one meeting was announced for Inch apart all around the mirror frame back. Perhaps an unframed mirror would be best slipped Into little chrome clips that would fasten to the .door.-POLLY MarshaU, which is 1-6 on the. season. The Falcons will bi! at: ' temptirig to snap a two game · losing streak. · Bowllilg Green was beaten ~19 last 1\Teek by. San Diego State. The F'alcon offense is led by fullback Phil Polak who has gained 520 yards on 95 attempts. Unbeaten and 12th ranked Ashland, which has won seven games, hosts always . tough Hillsdale (Mieh.) which is 5-l. . "Their hard aggressive charge on defense has given our offense a lot of trouble in the past," said Ashland coach Fred Martinelli. "And their olfense, w.e have seen them run out of rT different formations." Cincinnati, with a 2-4 record, meets unbeaten ~vllie in a homecoming game and the cardinals will be after their sixth consecutive win. "They're truly a balanced of. fensive club," said Cat Coach Ray Callahan. "They're very good at both the run and the • Party enjoyed at johnson home .FINISHING pass." .PARTY GOODS Corers.Aiso Favors. · '· f Middleport i . ,. .. · •·· ·· • • . ' ' · 1·' MRS. AULT ILL Mrs . William Ault is recuperating at home in Middleport following an illness which necessitated her con· finement at the Pkl!sant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant. YAU. :1 ·AB. J ~ r J 1 POUND ;. : '• •t LEVY· SUPPORTED The Meigs Local Teachers' Association has endorsed the Meigs Local School District operating levy. This levy wlll be on the No' vember 7 ballot. Mem' bers of the organization are encouraged to work,for and vote for this levy. • ••• RMI, · Uve, Stretchable· Rubber. ·Won't cn1ck or stiffen In cold· wuther. 1HE TINGLEY . ' • • ' ROUND I ' \ '. 3" . 4" .,5" ·. 6". 8" " mecieroea,.aedenza TV the 22' d1..,...1 piCiu><. Fufloo /he flOO< ' credenza dnian accented with bold, nptet.siw detill"'t- Cminet of serJUine ~IIIPOiiidilonfboonf and oele<l hardwood , tol!ch. OIPk: Ptcan finifh. ()ie(:orarive · PlltJol non-wood mokltd material. 30~" H, 11~· w. 16~<" o.- klm••••· WERNER RADIO & T.V•. IIIDOI.£PORT, o.. ,...,. ..... , Tht w.lllngilln - man, ·bOys; · and yaulho, . . Euy to · ciHn -rlrlg. . AIM Ladltl Fur LIMII "Sfto.llau" MIDDLEPORT Book reviewed CHRISTMAS SELECTION · ... . 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POMEROY, OHIO Pl;i0NE9P1·7.0S .PREPAR(<ti'& . .VOUR $11 95vALUE CAR or TRUCK CART FREE wllh purchase ol . . ·PeRMANENT o2004W · TM TAWA '. O ra~f\111~ slim, cabinet in Orelned W110u1 Color. Oal u•e ·, Video flange Tuning Sy11em. ANTI-FREEZE • OIMr New Gifts In AWilli Saluliii1 MOBILElV • ' . ftesh ot ·pennanent ' flo wen and ·f()liage. . !IU"A IIEATUAESI • Cu•tom "PerM· hl" Vtff Fine Tuning • 1-B..gel.l~. Afl1plllitr • Autometlc "Frlng•Ldc:k" Clrcuh 'AND COOLANT 5051 om. · 50121 Svrpria. c• Flower Shop 1 . . TheStcnWith"ALL KINDSOtiSTUP•" : ·• Animals • .LIIWilt • For Pots. • SIMiles . Large & Small sent to Paula Eichinger. ·Six dozen bath towels .have . been purchased for and will bi! made into bibs for the at the . Chillicothe H-Ill, Mrs. Paul Casci reported. lilt said these are to he completed by Dec . 11. Mrs. ThorntGn contributed $10 to the project. Mrs. Casci also announced !hit material is on hand to make slippers for the Chillicothe hospital and that !50 lOOt· bap are to be made for the hospital. !twas noted that bee. 6and7 have been set up as gift shop • days for the veterans!"Veterans who are able go to the shop ·to select a gift for a loved one, while a cart is prepared and moved'from ward to ward for those \lllable to go to the sho$1· Discussed was a recent newspaper article concerning the right to refuse saluting the Rag. The unit went on record u opposing the ·Supreme c.t ruling and letters of prolelt wlll be issued. The ·November meeting wiD be a dinner at 6:30 with Mrs. Ben Neutzling,lyfrs. ,Pratt, and Mrs. Harry Davis to prepare the turkey. Other members ani to take a covered dish. At that time Mrs . Neutzling . wJII conduct initiatory work for new members. Kitchen commi\lee for November lnelodes NoV. 13, Mrs. Davis; Nov. 20, Mrs. Don Runnel and Mrs. Thornton. Volunteers are needed for Oct. 30, Nov. 6 and Nov. 27. Anyone who can service Is asked td contact Mrs. Pratt. A fall moW wa&'carrled out in the table decorations for the social ·hour. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served by Mrs.' George Hackett, Sr., and Mrs. Pearl Knapp. Decorated mint cup~ filled with Halloween candy were _given as favors . r-------------111!'----.. WAININ .are made . in either ,.,,Ill* ...... . . ---~~(~) ftW1M ·' the golden tones of.. fall, arrangements I loots oa 405 N. Second Tuppers P/Qins FOR •. An ...11 ;199 W. Ml~ st. . ,. ~round ...,..[11 oollloOIIar· 9981010 FOR . BIG- DISCOUNT SAVINGS! . ' lHE IEWNC'f'ON • .SIZES IN STOCK . .. .' Homemakers are entertained Part-11 div'en at . ' For a great • 'J ' ~ MIN'S HI-TOP WOIK AND ·WOMIN'I. . I Sociail Club members dine in Belpre NEW SHIPMENT NOW & IO.YS'. KNailoOt • :···:-:·:·:·.·: .-:-... :·.· .·.. ·•·•·.·.·.•.· Party plans are complete LAYAWAY PLAN GOOD WAY TO BUY . porting President Nixon 's ' decision to mine the Vielnam. harbors. · · · ' The poll, according to Congressman Miller's report, Showed that three percent favored amnesty for neeing the country to ·avoid military · service, 38 pet. favored con. ditional amnesty; and 54 pci. felt they should not be granted amnesty. Mrs. fsahelle Couch, cards and flowers chairman; reported on having sent cards to · Dorothy Leifheit, Orient, and Mrs. Jessie Houdashelt, Middleport. On behalf of the junior unit, a sachet b<iwf'was lOLA'S ' GAS VENT PIPE .and FlniNGS Hospital on Dec. 14.' The unit contributed $5 toward the Nov. 9 party at Athens, and will give cakes, cookies, homemade candies and other treats for the Chillicothe hospital. · In the absence of Mrs. Ray Fox, Americanism chairman, Mrs. Pratt announced that over 150 studenfll participated in the essay contest onihe topic "Why I Am 'Glad I ·Am an American." The essays will be judged by Mrs. Patrick Lochary , Kenneth Harris, and Robert Wingett. Mrs. J. M. Thornton, legislative chairman, read letters regarding .the G. I. Bill for veterans returning from Vietnam, a tu reduction bill for senior citizens, and from ' Clarence Miller, his results ·of.a poll conducted recently sup.. praying hands. Mrs. Richard F:etty, Jr. gave November gardening tips suggesting that bulbs be planted and mulched with evergreen bows, that rose bushes be cut back, evergree,ns be watered deeply before a hard freeze, and that a supply of soil be brought In for plan· ling seeds later on. Members exchanged dried materials Including pompus grass, plate of gold, baby's breath and· dried timothy and Riverview Girl Scouts enjoy,,. Halloween party • 't : ) 100% S()UD STATE CHASSIS I Nov. 18. Also extended at the meeting was an invitation from the Rutland Garden Club for members to participate lh their Chris!mas flower show, "Sir)g a Song of Chriatmas" at the Rutland Methodist ChW'ch .on Nov. 18 and 19. A thank you note was read from the Gallipolis State In· stitute for last year's work with the club there. Mrs. WUtiam Willford gave a de m on s•t ratIon o n arrangements suitable for Thank~ving. She made one in a ceramic turkey container using dried colored leaves, straw flowers and dried timothy, and another in a cornucopia with colored leaves and straw flowers on a. base which featured a set of ceramic . METALBESTOS . • is to receive a c,itation . Members who have not paid ar·' -1<ked to s-.mi their dues to Mrs . Welsh, Ebenezer St., Pomeroy , or Mrs. Pratt, North Third Ave., Middleport. Mrs. Ernest Powell, ways and ·means chairman·, reported that the unit is selling Christ· mas candies and sachet l>owls and that to date $12S.50 has been made on the project. The bulletin from Mrs . Geraldine Kessinger, Eighth District president, announced a junior auxiliary party for the veterans at the Athens h'bspital· on Nov . 9, a field service orientation on Nov. 19, 2 to 4 p.m. at Junction City with Mrs. Lyle Roush, department field service chairman in, charge; and the Eighth District Qirth. day party at the Chillicothe FRIDAY stock. Mrs. Joe Bolin won the MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7:30 door prize, and the qoaveling p.m. Friday at home of Mary prize contribUted by Mrs. Fetty Kauff, 15m North Second Ave. was won by Mrs. W'tllford. Everyone welcome. Refreshments were served to RACINE COMMUNITY the 14 members and Mrs. Halloween party, 7:30 p. m. Bruce May, a guest. ,\!tending Friday at Junior High School. besides those named were Mrs. Unmasking at 8 p. m., treafll Howard Birchfield, . Mrs. for all children, games. William Brown, Mrs. Bruce Sponsored by Ladles Auxiliary Davis, Mrs. Larry Edwards, Racine Fire Department in lieu Mrs. Robert Snowden, Mrs. of trick or treat. Tom Stewart, Mrs. Harold SATURDAY Wolfe and Mrs. Fred PORTLAND PTO fall Williamson. festival , 7 p.m. Saturday at Portland school. Games, auction, country store, etc. DANCE~and s ocial evening, 9:30 p, m. Saiurday ~t Drew NEW HAVEN, W. Va. ~ Newell. Webster Post 39, American Games were played and won Mrs. Dennis Briles entertained Legion Home for members and the Haven Homemakers at her by Mrs. Iva Capehart, Mrs. frie nds. Music by Armand. home with a masquerade Harry Vickers, Jr., Mrs . YOUNG ADULT Class of party. Scenes of a haunted James Wise, Mrs . Aubery Bradford Church of Christ grave were vividly displayed in Newell and Mrs . Russell sponsoring a Halloween party Maynard. The door prize was the room. for congregation of the church ' Pri•es were awarded to the won by Mrs. Sadie Warth. with everyone tQ meet at. 7 p. ugliest and prettiest, Mrs . Refreshmenfll were served to m. in the church ·basement. Russell Maynard, and Mrs. Harry Vickers, Matthew; MEIGS COFFEE House Samantha, and io Mrs. Aubery Mrs. Sadie Warth, Mrs. Aubery Committee presents a concert, Newell, Mrs . Roberta Maynard, Mrs. James Wise, Salurday,IJ..!2midni~ht, Meigs Plans have been completed Mrs. Florence Yonker, Mrs. Junior High School, Mid· '' for the Tuppers Plains com· · Iva Capehart, Mrs. Russell dleport, featuring Eric munity Halloween party to be Maynard, Samantha; Mrs. Chambers, Bruce and Mimi, held Monday at 6:30p.m. to 8 REEDSVILLE ~ Members Dennis Briles, Miss Corenia' Hoffner and Stone, Silliman. Bare and Friends and Atlantis, p.m. at the Tuppers Plains of the Riverview Garden Club Briles, and Paul Briles. DEAR POLLY- My PetPeeve is directed to manufac~ POMEROY · Elementary t;rrers who do not put slotted plugs on electrical appli· gymnasium. dined at Napoli's Restaurant in ances. My sfeam iron has one and it Is such a convenience School Halloween party, 6:30 For the costume judging the Belpre for their October when putting the iron away after use. No dangling cord! Saturrlay nioht with games, 1 , .. obildr:.en .will be divided. into meeting . , '!'hey were •M•s.. '' •h 1 1 HI!( \ l • i:'• 'ti . 1 .:i," k k I wonder why they are not put on mixers, toasters and so •• three •agegroups ~ preschool , ' Fhftk•''Bi[e', !Mrs. ·walter' ''' '' ... ·I·· '""' •,, 1''' ,;, ,' swe~ ~~·~p~ 11,e0 , mar et. on. I put my toaster away each morning and would really Patrons asked to contribute all . 'first through ·fourth 'grlides, . Brown, Mrs. 'Harliss Frank, appreciate a pl11g with a groove to hold the cord in place. kinds of homemade· foods and and fifth ' through eighth Mrs. Herman ' Grossnickle, '..J' 6• -MRS. E. M. B. iterns for booths taking them to REEDSVILLE ~ Riverview grades. Prizes will be awarded Mrs . Roy Hannum, Mrs . DEAR POLLY· and LENA - Lighter fluid will remove school building after 1 p. m. Girl Scout Troop 67 here held a to the prettiest, the funniest, claremont Harris, Mrs. that chewing gum from your husband's black slacks. It Saturday. . Halloween party at Stewart the ugliest and the one with the Donald Myers, Mrs. Ronald also works on gum in the hair, fingers, carpets, etc. HALLOWEEN Carnival Hall, which was decorated in most unusual costume in each Osborne, Mrs. Donald Putman, Scrape off all you can after rubbing the gum with an lee TUPPERS PLAINS A beginning at 6 p. m. Saturday, Mrs . Denver Weber, Mrs. the scare crow theme, age group: cube and then wipe with the lighter fluid and it seems to Halloween party was held here Rutland High School gym, There will be four age groups Ernest Whitehead, Mrs. Gene lift right off. Please be careful when using the lighter Monday evening. The table Friday, Oct. 20, at the St. sponsored by Rutland PTA. fluid. - VICKIE was covered with a cloth for games and they are the Wilson, Mrs. Lyle Balderson, Paul's United Methodist decorated with scare crows preschool children, first and a guest, Mrs. Ronald Church annex for the Sunday Games, door prizes and DEAR POLLY- I find that taping my shoulder straps refreshmenfll. and a small scare crow cen- through third grades, fourth Co)l'dery. to my shoulders with the tape used for hair styling does School children. Mrs. Harris asked the tered the table. The scouts through sixth grades, and not irritate my skin, keeps the straps from falling down Games were played and underneath sleeveless blouses and dresses and holds all came in CoStumes. Prizes were seventh and eighth grades with blessing. Members are refreshments served. Prizes SUNDAY day. My friends agree this is a great idea to help one stay awarded to the prettiest, Kay pri•es to be awarded in each reminded to bring ·gifts for the were given for prettiest, Terri MEMBERS OF Sacred Athens Mental Heal.th Center neat looklng.-RUTH Balderson; ugliest, Kim Reed; ·age category. Stout; funniest, Angie Spencer, Heart Parish meeting in Door prizes will be given and to the November meeting at funniest, Susan Hannum, and and ugliest, Rob Smith. A door special session, 6 p. m. Sunday refreshmenfll will be served. the home of Mrs. Hannum. -- ~ - - - - - -1 SPEAKER NOTF;D_ .. ~ m~st . original1 ghella Parenfll are"Invited to "attend -~- .. pr ize was awarded to at "Church In Pomeroy. Meeting The Rev. Fred Mong, United Buchana~ . Christopher Spencer. with their children, Mrs. preceded by mass; refresh· ! Presbyterian minister serving Games were played with Charles Carr, chairman, an· LEVY ENDORSED Others attending were Lori men Ill. This ad will be in the United Campus Christian prizes awarded to Teresa nounced. The Meigs High Band Longenette, Connie Stout, ' HYMN SING,Sunday,-1:30 p. . Worth Fellowship at Ohio University, Hannum, . Carla Cowdery, Boosters Club has endorsed the Jimmy and Jeff Caldwell, m. at Stlversville CommUllity will be guest speaker at the Teresa Dalley, Kim Reed, and Meigs Local School ·District Allen and Danny Tripp, Tara Church featuring Heavenly morning service of the Mid· Kay Balderson. Team .games operating levy. This levy wiU and Troy Guthrie, Brenda, Lea Highway Trio, Hoffman dleport First United were played, all w1nntng he on the November 7 ballot. Ann, and Crystal Reed, Roger Family, Jimmy Gavett and towards purchase of Winter Jackel or Members of the organization Balser, Paul and Chuck Hens- others. Public welcome. Presbyterian Church. The Rev. prizes. . "The Election Game" by Coat. Now at ... and Mrs. Dwight Zavitz are in Refreshment:' of 1ce cream are encouraged to work for and ley, Susan Griffin, Vaughn · North carolina on vacation. sundaes, fill~d cupcakes, and Joseph Napolitan, consultant vote for this levy. Barnhart, Mrs. Darlene · punch were served to Teresa on politics, was reviewed by J' cor. ~In & syc•amo•r•. In ii!61, the United Nations Dailey, Judy Holter; Teresa Miss Locllle Smith at the - - - - - - -- - Guthrie, Mrs. Joan Smith, Mrs. The group sang "America" Shirley Balser and Mrs. ~ryl fiOmtroy, Ohio adopted a resolution protesting Hannum, Kelly Powell, Brenda Wednesday meeting of the with Mrs. C. M. Hepnesy at the Reed. Russian explosion of a :;o. Rucker, Debra Lewis, Lori Middleport Literary Club ~eld piano. Guesfll at the meeting The party was given by the megaton atomic bomb. Masters, Susan Hannum, Kim at the home of Mrs. James were Mrs. Donald MiUs, Mrs. Sunday School teachers, Mrs. Keed, Kay Balderson, Sheila Euler. F. or roll call members gave a Ferman Moore, and Mrs. Sally Caldwell, Mrs. carolyn Buchanan, Carla Cowdery and Cecile Kincaid. Candy was Tripp, Miss Joan Brooks, and guests, Diana Smith and Mark comment on the election they served by the hostess. Mrs. Jean Spencer. Holter, leaders, Mrs . Roy best remembered. Mrs. Hannum, Mrs. Harold Holter, Emerson Jones presided at the meeting in the absence of Mrs. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. Forest Bachtel who is abroad. POLLY'S POINTERS In .other games Akron will host Central Michigan ; Bluff!.On will be at Manchester; Case Western Reserve at CarnegieMellon; Central State, at Kentucky State; and Virginia Military is at Dayton. Also, Defiance at Anderson (Ind.) Findlay at Wilmington; Hiram at Case Western; JOhn Carroll at Bethany; Ohio LEARN. OF DE)ATH at Bluffton ; Word has been received here Northern Wilmington at Findlay and of the death of Donovan J . Duffield, 63, of Piketon. He and Youngstown at Xavier. his wife, the former Anna Margaret Burchett, were former residents of Middleport. Survivors in addition to hiswife include a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd (Dorothy Dawn) . . Sampson of Franklin Furnace; a son, Myron Duffield, Cleveland, and five grandchildren. Funeral services and Matchil& Napn; burial were held today at Plates, Cups. Table Piketon. RAY ROBINSON RACINE- N.lvy Fireman Recruit Raymond E. Robinson, son ·of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Powell of Route 1, Racine, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center In Orlando. IN HOSPITAL Mrs . Fern Bradbury of Middleport is confined to the Holzer Medical Center, Room 505, Gallipolis, for medical treatment. the Neil House. The unit was reminded to take boxed cookies to the conferenCe. These will be. sent to hospitals over the state. Mrs. Mary Martin, field service chairman for Area D, announced a conference to be held at Canton, Nov. 16-18, at the Imperial House. She also reported on services rendered to two veterans at the Arcadia Rest Home and the unit alloted $20 for the purchase of Christ· mas giflll for the 'two, The budget adopted at the meeting also provided for $100 to be used for veterans in rest homes and hospitals. Mrs. Catherine WelSh; membership chairman, announced that 144 members have paid their dues t0 ,date. The unit lacks 19 of reaching goal and this is necessary by Nov. !Oil the unit Flower Show schedule·announced ~ Calendarl RETURNS WEST H. W. Craig, Jr. has returned to his home at Las Cruces, N. M. after being called here by · the serious illness of his brother ,' Bob Craig, who remains in the intensive care unit at the Holzer Medical Center. Veterans quiz (true-false) NO TUBES ' MRS. MILLARD VAN METER ' · GUJranleed gal. ' SUGAR RUN MILLS ~ _ Ingels Furniture OPEN FRL & SAT. NtGiflS . 992·2Sl5 . ) I \ ' " . . ,. �' ' . ' - '1111 D1i1J Sentinel, Mlddleport·Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 'll, 197:1 - • enence cdskins &ut to.avenge By UaltecfPreu bltel'lll!tlonal .Coach :Sill Mallory says Ills Miami University football team has "a debt to settle with Toledo" and the Redskins . Cllllldn't find a better time than Saturday to avenge laSt year's 45-4 humllltation at the hands ol the Rockets. Mallory said the defea_t was th,e wwst for Mlsmi In lis MidAmerican Conference history and worst home loss ever. He has revenge on his mind. "Vfe were counted out of the 'MAC race by some pecple after we lost our league opener to Bowling Green," said Mallory. "But I guarantee you that we dldn 't give up. Now we have a ·.chance to climb into the lead . ''Ibis is a must game for ·us," he said, "and w~ also have il debt to settle with Toledo." Kent State and Bowling Green lead the MAC with 2-1 records while Miami and Western MiChigan are tied for secona at 1-1. Toledo edged DaytOn ~17 last week a team the Redskins clouted· 34-7. , "The only honest thing you can say is that we didn't play well at all, either offensively or defensively, " said .Toledo coach Jack Murphy. "We had .f~r too many missed assign. ments and in general didn't do RHONDA BALE'.'! Saturday, Oct. 28 8 to 12 p.m. Middleport Jr. High Au d. Rhonda ' Eric Chambers Bruce & Mini & Friends Hoffner & Stone Silliman Bare & Friends Atlantis Admission : $1.50 · Bales at ' , Conference STATE OF OHIO, DEPARTMENT OF INBUJU.NCE • •CESRTJFJCATE OP COMPUANCB. Th~ undeuigned, Su· CHESHIRE ~ Miss Rhonda ~lnt.ndent. Of ln.uranee 0( The State Of Ohio. h.rebJ' ~rUI\n that United E. Bales, Cheshire, Roate I, Inv..ton Lite lneurance Com~ny, of JCan.u Stat. Ml1110ur! baa was among 105 delegate& who complltd with thll!' lawa of thle State attended the Ohio M. V. Youth ' applicable to It -.nd le auUu:rrls.ed dur~ law tlte eur~nt n ' u .\0 tranut:L In Bible Conference, ·held at t.hle 1tat.e i\11 •l.'proprlat.e butlneu of IJlMirat~Oe, Ita tlnanelal ctKldlt.on 11 Camp Mohaven . near Mount lhown b, Ita annual ata~m&nt to haya Men u tol.loWe on Dec. 81, 1911 : Ad· Vernon, Ohio, Oct. !9 thru Oct. mlt\«1 ' Auet.l U8,768,1i47.30; LIBbill· tie. ,&,UI,Iit , l9 ; Ntt AIII!II.A 18,090 ,- 22 . . 415.81; Qu11&1 U,OOO,OOO.OO ; SurDIUI Miss Bales, daughter of Mrs. $'l,OIO,·H6.t1 ; rneom41 tB ,'fa&,tii .Oii: Kxcend!P.,r. I4,0U,71U5. 1N WIT~ Irma· Bales, was selected to :NI'88 WHERIDOF, I have hereunto the Pomeroy AUblorlbed mF n~Un• ud eauled m1 repres~nt IIHl to bt &ft'lxed . at Columbul, Ohio Seventh Day Adventist thl'a da,p. and date. July 11 1112. Ken· n«b E. DeShelt.r, Supenntendent of Church. Inaun.nee of Ohio. (SilA.L) cu,, . !ermined .until · game time whether sophomore quar• terback Rich Bevly, in)W'ed in the loss to Virginia.Tech game, will be able tQ p!a'y. "We just have tQ try for a win,'' said Hess. "Western is a real sound team and employs the Houston Veer attack with Larry Cates the top ball ~arrier. . "Defensively Western is The big man in the Bronco very strong," said Hess. "They defense is tackle Berna.rd were sixth ranked natiooally Thomas. .. against the rush last week and Thomas has 22 tackles and 14 will move up ~s they held assists. "Bel'lll!rd's strength is MarshaD to just 57 yards in 55 the ability to read plays and plays." then purSue," · said assistant Cates leads the Western coach Fred stevens. "He can rushing attack with 642 yards run laterally almost as fast as in 117 carries for an average of he can go forward." 5.5 yards per carry. Kent State will leave the con· ferefiCe to travel to Northern Diet plan Assembly attended Lewis will meetings 'direct rail • •• assocmbon to ·start :e~~ ~~~t~!'o:~=~:~ed ~!,~.:·u·soa~;;oa~o•c:ll?:lil'·~~~~~:lla' · ~ ~ · :l ~~, ~ .~l l~ ~=]; 1 1 1 Th& Coffee House Comm. Presents A CONCERT anything real well." "It wi.ll take 110 per cent ef" fort from ~11 our players and total elimination of errors to even hope for- a win over Mi· ami," said Murphy. Western Michigan will host Ohio University in another im· portant MAC game. Bevly ~estlonable It probably will not be de. of The Conway Diet Institute will be holding ·a weekly meeting for those in the area interested in a diet plan, it was announced today. The group will be meeting in the Orchid Room above lola's Dress Shop, 234 East Main St., Monday, at 7:30 p.m. for its first session. A registration fee will be charged. E;ach Monday night a new insign seminar will be delivered to the group by Shara Allen, Pomeroy area seminar dii-ector. Mrs. Allen has been educated in the program and sl!ltes that it offers ifll participants more than a group meeting and an excellent diet. Members receive personal attention with all their diet problems, Mrs . Allen states. Mrs . Allen reports that education is a · key factor to permanent weight loss. This is the purpose of the insight seminars which are on various subjects, nutrition, home environment, beauty care, emotional conditioning and activity as well as other fac· tors. A special recipe book is available ' through the program. Those wishing further information may call Mrs. Allen at 992-2926. On display for the young people to enjoy were"old Bibles in French, Latin, English and Hebrew, some of which dated back to the !4th .century. Also on display was a Jewish Torah and the original world 's , PORTLAND - The Emma smaiiest comolete Bible. Smith Circle of the • oa•es, >l l • r. 1•o1o h IL 'l' ' • MISS a sop omore at Kyger, Creek' High School is'the Reorganized Church of ~esus Christ of Latter Day Saints granddaughter of Mrs . Muriel held a Halloween party at Spires, Kyger, and Mrs. Faye James Johnson 's Thursday Bales, Wellston Rt. night, with games, prizes and refreshments. QUARTET COMING Part of the group dressed for The. Evan~eliers, a male the party, others were specquartet from near Bremen will tators, but all enjoyed the be at the Ml. Hermon United evening. When the party got Brethren Church in Christ at going, an llnexpected guest 7:30p.m. Sunday. The public is arrived "dre~ed fit to kill" for invited. Halloweeners. He had to win a prize, for no one guessed who he was; he said he came to pick DINNER PLANNED up a friend! Achicken dinner will be held Refreshmenfll of ice cream, at the lyfl. Moriah Baptist cake, Kool·Aid, coffee and Church in Middleport on ·mints were served after grace Thursday, Nov. ~. from . 5 to was glven by Pearl Proffitt. 6:30p.m. Residents are asked Attending were Lucy Taylor, to call 992-5389 for tickets. Golda Gillilan, llah Roush, Tickets will not be sold at the Evelyn Forman and daughter, door. . Meigs Local Teachers Association representatives, John Lisle , Joy Bentley, Phyllis Miller and Be Illy Horky attended a legislative assenibly session last Saturday at Rio Grande. Officers of the SEOTA were elected. Jeanne Bowen of County group are William Coffman and Mrs. Phyllis Miller of Meigs Junior High; Mrs. Emma Fin·ch· and Mrs. Stephanie Niemiec of Meigs High and William Downie of Southern High. A group of Meigs County · Special Education teachers .) will be meeting for the first ;:!. time Monday at Meigs Junior High in Middleport, to take part in Phase II of "Project Breakthrough." Project Breakthrough, · in existence several years in Southeastern · Ohio, is spon· sored by Services for Han· dicapped Children headed by Dr. Robert L. Weinfurtner, Director. !Ill purpose is to bring behavioral management skills and diagnostic prescriptive teaching skills to the people working with the handicapped. Phase II consists of a training session for local teachers which will be con· dueled by Mrs. Betsy Horky, Meigs Junior High School Special Education teacher . Mrs. Horky participated in an intensive five week training seSl!iori held this past summer at Nelsonville Vocational School. Similar training sessions are being held throughout the 11· county area served by the Services for Handicapped Children office. · Participating in the Meigs i~~ . SAME DAY ·•. SERVICE , In A'~Out At5 ' :.UH Our FrH Par~i119 Lot. . . 116 'E. Jnd, Pomeroy Roval Crown BoHling Company VISIT IN WAVERLY Merri Ault and Debbie Taylor of. Middleport were weekend guesfll of Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wise of Waverly. Mr.andMrs. Wise returned the girls home on Sunday. Middleport Black .a nd White By MOIOROLA " Illinois this week. ,Keqt State beat xavier last week and Muskeeter coach Tom Cecchini was asked to compare the · Flashes with Miami which also whipped xavier. . J "I feel Kent State is as good as Mlsmi but certainly not as consistent," he said. Falcons Host MarshaU Bowling Green wlll host ;: " •J ' C.aIen dar .~~ l ~~ ?; · SATIJRDAY ROCK ' SPRINGS (}range sponsoring a country store from !Oa,.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Fred Goeglein's log cabin on Route 33near Salisbury School. Free donuts an(j coffee, door prize. Public welcome. MONDAY HALLOWEEN Party in the basement of the Long Bottom · Methodist Church, Monday, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. All Long Bot· tom area children invited to attend masked. TIJ&'!DA Y RACINE American Legion Auxiliary, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Mrs. Nolan is speaker for Homestead club RUTLAND The Homestead Garden Club meeeting on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Bruce Morris was called to order by joan Proffitt and daughters . the president, Mrs . Larry and granddaughter, Mrs,.Jane , Barr. Mrs. Barrread sccipture Barnett and two , daughters, · ,fcom .. ,the ,JSib· obapter' · of Syracuse; Mattie Teaford, Deuteronomy, 7th to nth Sher.yl Teaford, Nancy Adams, verses. The roll call was anLori Adams, and Christine swered by naming a tree leaf that is a bright color in the fall. Proffitt. Later there was group The secretary's report was singing accompanied by Jane's: read by Mrs. Bernard Ledlie newly purchased old time and the treaslU'er's report by organ. Everyone reported a Mrs. Francis Willcox. Mrs. good time was had, especially Leslie Hoffman gave garden with the "guest" of the evening tips on house plants. who may not care to be named Tqere was a 10 cent collecamong this group of she-males. tion for the club. Mrs. Howard John Hedol, Southeast Ohio Nolan , guest speaker, showed . President, was guest speaker a how to make grapefruit rose, few weeks ago. A class is and dogwood Rowers; slie also starting Thursday night In gave many other tips on Jackson branch on. "Gospel making flowers, and cautioned ' Restoration." Bill Roush, who ablm\..uaillg spray in the bouse is now Sunday School director, to spray nowers. She said hair plans to attend. It will last spray is dangerous in a closed through six weeks. Everyone is room or near an open name. invited. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Larry Barr on Nov. 16. Mrs. Morris served refreshments of ice cream, cookies, tea, coffee and Halloween I. A General Discharge is considered to have been granted candy to Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. under Honorable conditions ani\ will normally entitle a veteran to Leslie Hoffman, Mrs. Alpha all benefits due him. (True) Barr, Mrs. Lee Fetty, Mrs. 2. Any Home financed through the VA Is guaranteed by the Larry Barr, Mrs. Bernard VA to be in good condition andofgoodquallty. (False) Ledlie, Mrs. Francis Willcox, 3. County Veterans Service Offices are equipped to assist you Mrs. D. F. Mitcheil, Teressa in obtaining any and all benefits through the VA. (True) Mitchell and Howard Nolan . 4. Widows receiving Death Pension benefits are required to report their aMUal incomes to the VA. (True) 5. The VA does not assist Vietnam Veterans in finding em· ' ployment. (False) (Presented as a weekly Public Service by YOU!' Meigs Col!llly Veterans Of!lce) . CHARLESTON, W. Va. Charles R. Lewis, 1927 Oakridge Drive, Charleston, will become Executive Director of the West Virginia Railrpad Association Nov. I. Lewis, 54, has been the West Virginia State Medical , Association ' s, Executive Assistant the past two years, and will succeed the late George F.. Parrish, also of Charleston. Anative of Middleport, Ohi~. and a graduate of Ohio University with a degree in journalism, Lewis has resided in Charleston since 1946. After a year with the old United Press, he was a newsman for the Associated Press 17 years, with coverage of lhe State Capitol and the West Virginia Legislature among his major assignmenfll. Lewis . was Executive Secretary in the West Virginia State Department of Welfare for seven years prior to assuming the medical association post. Lewis is married to the former Miss Jane Ann Veazey of Charleston and the father of five children. A veteran of World War II naval service, he is a former Board member and Vice President of the West Virginia Welfare Conference ; and served in 1961J..70 on the Ohio University Alumni Association's Board of Directot:_s. :"~""" "I can think of nothing mo~· clothing and other· necessary porting the levy. American·than education'' was incidentals wiih . the balance A. project of . providing. Mrs. Peggy Goodman's being placed in a bank account · Christmas items tor the Ohio opening remark 1n her address in the student's name. Youth Commission to be TUesday night to the American ·Mrs. Goodman said her job distributed to the girls at the ' Legion Auxiliary of Drew involves supervising the detention home 'located at Webster ~ost 39. student, assistinlhim with his -. Powell near Delaware A teacher at Meigs High . bank book, and assisting him was .taken on by the Auxiliary. School, Mrs. Goodman was with the fundamentals of · Each member was asked to introduced by Mrs, Hope Securing a. job, keeping it, contribute a small gi{t; such as and budgeting, purchasine, and jewelry, stationery , Moore, education scholarship chairman for the learning to live in soc:iety. She houseslipper11 , gloves, hose , Auxiliary. The speaker lalked emphasized that this program caps, slips, ,and dolls to the on the occupational work ex· is not considered ·a speeial home where 400 girls, 12 to 18 perlence program at Meigs training course but is offered to years old are confined . High which involves 19 make a student feel worthwhile Members are to lake their students. and able to manage on hls.own. ·contributions to the November Mrs. (}oodman described the She referred to an incident meeting. Anyone in the com· program as one geared for the where the claBS gathered up munity wishing to donate an . disenchanted. and potential money, clothing, ilsed fur- item are to contact Mrs. Grace dropout, the slow, the niture and other things for a Pratt, president, or give the discouraged. Emphasis is on family whose possessions had item to a member of the unit. jobs of an unskiUed nature. been deytroyed by fire, and of The midwinter conference She noted that at ·present the satiSfaction of the studeilfll was announced for January at more than half .of .the boys and in doing something useful. • girls are employed at part-time Following her talk, Mrs. work in either Pomeroy or · Moore distributed brochures Middleport; that they receive on the five mill school levyto the minimtun 'wage part of be voted on next month and the which is used to buy their unit went on record as sup. The schedule for the Meigs County Garden Club Association flower show to be staged on Dec. 2 and 3 at the Pomeroy Elementary School was presented by Mrs. Homer Parker at a meeting of the Polly Explains Rutland .Friendly Gardeners held Wednesday night at the Sticky Problems home of Mrs. James Car· penter, Coolville. By POLLY CRAMER "It Happens Every Christ· mas" is the theme of the show , - - - --· Polly's Problem which will feature table DEAR' POLLY - Can self.idheslve squares such displays for judging on the as you used to secure a mirror frame to a door be theme "Christmas for the , used on a frameless mirror? I want to hang a heavy Bir,ds." P.late glass mirror on a varnished door and wonder During the meeting a $5 1£ it would stick to the two surfaces. If so, where can contribution was made to the I buy such squares? -MRS. 0. C. . country fair at the Southeastern Ohio Mental · DEAR MRS. 0. C. - I feel sure these self-adhesive Health Center. A thank you mounta w01dd hold your mirror to the door bnt the prob· note was read· from the tern would come when It was removed. The sticky bits Gideons for flower that remain on the back of a ·frame can be scraped off arrangements at their recent with a knife or such but when scraped off the back of a meeting. It was reported that frameless mirror would doubtless take with It some of tbe Robert Snowden has pruned sUvered back. These mounts can be bought at a dime , store and mine cost less than 50 cents for a package of 18. · the trees in front of the high ~ They are 1 x 1¥.. Inches each, Read tbe directions careschool. -;: fully and BE SURE to use enough-the directions say The Region 1), Ohio use one mount to each Iii pound but two are always Association of Garden Club, necessary for even a Ugbtwelght object 'so as to bulance I It correc!ly. Those on my mirror were not more than one meeting was announced for Inch apart all around the mirror frame back. Perhaps an unframed mirror would be best slipped Into little chrome clips that would fasten to the .door.-POLLY MarshaU, which is 1-6 on the. season. The Falcons will bi! at: ' temptirig to snap a two game · losing streak. · Bowllilg Green was beaten ~19 last 1\Teek by. San Diego State. The F'alcon offense is led by fullback Phil Polak who has gained 520 yards on 95 attempts. Unbeaten and 12th ranked Ashland, which has won seven games, hosts always . tough Hillsdale (Mieh.) which is 5-l. . "Their hard aggressive charge on defense has given our offense a lot of trouble in the past," said Ashland coach Fred Martinelli. "And their olfense, w.e have seen them run out of rT different formations." Cincinnati, with a 2-4 record, meets unbeaten ~vllie in a homecoming game and the cardinals will be after their sixth consecutive win. "They're truly a balanced of. fensive club," said Cat Coach Ray Callahan. "They're very good at both the run and the • Party enjoyed at johnson home .FINISHING pass." .PARTY GOODS Corers.Aiso Favors. · '· f Middleport i . ,. .. · •·· ·· • • . ' ' · 1·' MRS. AULT ILL Mrs . William Ault is recuperating at home in Middleport following an illness which necessitated her con· finement at the Pkl!sant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant. YAU. :1 ·AB. J ~ r J 1 POUND ;. : '• •t LEVY· SUPPORTED The Meigs Local Teachers' Association has endorsed the Meigs Local School District operating levy. This levy wlll be on the No' vember 7 ballot. Mem' bers of the organization are encouraged to work,for and vote for this levy. • ••• RMI, · Uve, Stretchable· Rubber. ·Won't cn1ck or stiffen In cold· wuther. 1HE TINGLEY . ' • • ' ROUND I ' \ '. 3" . 4" .,5" ·. 6". 8" " mecieroea,.aedenza TV the 22' d1..,...1 piCiu><. Fufloo /he flOO< ' credenza dnian accented with bold, nptet.siw detill"'t- Cminet of serJUine ~IIIPOiiidilonfboonf and oele<l hardwood , tol!ch. OIPk: Ptcan finifh. ()ie(:orarive · PlltJol non-wood mokltd material. 30~" H, 11~· w. 16~<" o.- klm••••· WERNER RADIO & T.V•. IIIDOI.£PORT, o.. ,...,. ..... , Tht w.lllngilln - man, ·bOys; · and yaulho, . . Euy to · ciHn -rlrlg. . AIM Ladltl Fur LIMII "Sfto.llau" MIDDLEPORT Book reviewed CHRISTMAS SELECTION · ... . 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POMEROY, OHIO Pl;i0NE9P1·7.0S .PREPAR(<ti'& . .VOUR $11 95vALUE CAR or TRUCK CART FREE wllh purchase ol . . ·PeRMANENT o2004W · TM TAWA '. O ra~f\111~ slim, cabinet in Orelned W110u1 Color. Oal u•e ·, Video flange Tuning Sy11em. ANTI-FREEZE • OIMr New Gifts In AWilli Saluliii1 MOBILElV • ' . ftesh ot ·pennanent ' flo wen and ·f()liage. . !IU"A IIEATUAESI • Cu•tom "PerM· hl" Vtff Fine Tuning • 1-B..gel.l~. Afl1plllitr • Autometlc "Frlng•Ldc:k" Clrcuh 'AND COOLANT 5051 om. · 50121 Svrpria. c• Flower Shop 1 . . TheStcnWith"ALL KINDSOtiSTUP•" : ·• Animals • .LIIWilt • For Pots. • SIMiles . Large & Small sent to Paula Eichinger. ·Six dozen bath towels .have . been purchased for and will bi! made into bibs for the at the . Chillicothe H-Ill, Mrs. Paul Casci reported. lilt said these are to he completed by Dec . 11. Mrs. ThorntGn contributed $10 to the project. Mrs. Casci also announced !hit material is on hand to make slippers for the Chillicothe hospital and that !50 lOOt· bap are to be made for the hospital. !twas noted that bee. 6and7 have been set up as gift shop • days for the veterans!"Veterans who are able go to the shop ·to select a gift for a loved one, while a cart is prepared and moved'from ward to ward for those \lllable to go to the sho$1· Discussed was a recent newspaper article concerning the right to refuse saluting the Rag. The unit went on record u opposing the ·Supreme c.t ruling and letters of prolelt wlll be issued. The ·November meeting wiD be a dinner at 6:30 with Mrs. Ben Neutzling,lyfrs. ,Pratt, and Mrs. Harry Davis to prepare the turkey. Other members ani to take a covered dish. At that time Mrs . Neutzling . wJII conduct initiatory work for new members. Kitchen commi\lee for November lnelodes NoV. 13, Mrs. Davis; Nov. 20, Mrs. Don Runnel and Mrs. Thornton. Volunteers are needed for Oct. 30, Nov. 6 and Nov. 27. Anyone who can service Is asked td contact Mrs. Pratt. A fall moW wa&'carrled out in the table decorations for the social ·hour. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served by Mrs.' George Hackett, Sr., and Mrs. Pearl Knapp. Decorated mint cup~ filled with Halloween candy were _given as favors . r-------------111!'----.. WAININ .are made . in either ,.,,Ill* ...... . . ---~~(~) ftW1M ·' the golden tones of.. fall, arrangements I loots oa 405 N. Second Tuppers P/Qins FOR •. An ...11 ;199 W. Ml~ st. . ,. ~round ...,..[11 oollloOIIar· 9981010 FOR . BIG- DISCOUNT SAVINGS! . ' lHE IEWNC'f'ON • .SIZES IN STOCK . .. .' Homemakers are entertained Part-11 div'en at . ' For a great • 'J ' ~ MIN'S HI-TOP WOIK AND ·WOMIN'I. . I Sociail Club members dine in Belpre NEW SHIPMENT NOW & IO.YS'. KNailoOt • :···:-:·:·:·.·: .-:-... :·.· .·.. ·•·•·.·.·.•.· Party plans are complete LAYAWAY PLAN GOOD WAY TO BUY . porting President Nixon 's ' decision to mine the Vielnam. harbors. · · · ' The poll, according to Congressman Miller's report, Showed that three percent favored amnesty for neeing the country to ·avoid military · service, 38 pet. favored con. ditional amnesty; and 54 pci. felt they should not be granted amnesty. Mrs. fsahelle Couch, cards and flowers chairman; reported on having sent cards to · Dorothy Leifheit, Orient, and Mrs. Jessie Houdashelt, Middleport. On behalf of the junior unit, a sachet b<iwf'was lOLA'S ' GAS VENT PIPE .and FlniNGS Hospital on Dec. 14.' The unit contributed $5 toward the Nov. 9 party at Athens, and will give cakes, cookies, homemade candies and other treats for the Chillicothe hospital. · In the absence of Mrs. Ray Fox, Americanism chairman, Mrs. Pratt announced that over 150 studenfll participated in the essay contest onihe topic "Why I Am 'Glad I ·Am an American." The essays will be judged by Mrs. Patrick Lochary , Kenneth Harris, and Robert Wingett. Mrs. J. M. Thornton, legislative chairman, read letters regarding .the G. I. Bill for veterans returning from Vietnam, a tu reduction bill for senior citizens, and from ' Clarence Miller, his results ·of.a poll conducted recently sup.. praying hands. Mrs. Richard F:etty, Jr. gave November gardening tips suggesting that bulbs be planted and mulched with evergreen bows, that rose bushes be cut back, evergree,ns be watered deeply before a hard freeze, and that a supply of soil be brought In for plan· ling seeds later on. Members exchanged dried materials Including pompus grass, plate of gold, baby's breath and· dried timothy and Riverview Girl Scouts enjoy,,. Halloween party • 't : ) 100% S()UD STATE CHASSIS I Nov. 18. Also extended at the meeting was an invitation from the Rutland Garden Club for members to participate lh their Chris!mas flower show, "Sir)g a Song of Chriatmas" at the Rutland Methodist ChW'ch .on Nov. 18 and 19. A thank you note was read from the Gallipolis State In· stitute for last year's work with the club there. Mrs. WUtiam Willford gave a de m on s•t ratIon o n arrangements suitable for Thank~ving. She made one in a ceramic turkey container using dried colored leaves, straw flowers and dried timothy, and another in a cornucopia with colored leaves and straw flowers on a. base which featured a set of ceramic . METALBESTOS . • is to receive a c,itation . Members who have not paid ar·' -1<ked to s-.mi their dues to Mrs . Welsh, Ebenezer St., Pomeroy , or Mrs. Pratt, North Third Ave., Middleport. Mrs. Ernest Powell, ways and ·means chairman·, reported that the unit is selling Christ· mas candies and sachet l>owls and that to date $12S.50 has been made on the project. The bulletin from Mrs . Geraldine Kessinger, Eighth District president, announced a junior auxiliary party for the veterans at the Athens h'bspital· on Nov . 9, a field service orientation on Nov. 19, 2 to 4 p.m. at Junction City with Mrs. Lyle Roush, department field service chairman in, charge; and the Eighth District Qirth. day party at the Chillicothe FRIDAY stock. Mrs. Joe Bolin won the MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7:30 door prize, and the qoaveling p.m. Friday at home of Mary prize contribUted by Mrs. Fetty Kauff, 15m North Second Ave. was won by Mrs. W'tllford. Everyone welcome. Refreshments were served to RACINE COMMUNITY the 14 members and Mrs. Halloween party, 7:30 p. m. Bruce May, a guest. ,\!tending Friday at Junior High School. besides those named were Mrs. Unmasking at 8 p. m., treafll Howard Birchfield, . Mrs. for all children, games. William Brown, Mrs. Bruce Sponsored by Ladles Auxiliary Davis, Mrs. Larry Edwards, Racine Fire Department in lieu Mrs. Robert Snowden, Mrs. of trick or treat. Tom Stewart, Mrs. Harold SATURDAY Wolfe and Mrs. Fred PORTLAND PTO fall Williamson. festival , 7 p.m. Saturday at Portland school. Games, auction, country store, etc. DANCE~and s ocial evening, 9:30 p, m. Saiurday ~t Drew NEW HAVEN, W. Va. ~ Newell. Webster Post 39, American Games were played and won Mrs. Dennis Briles entertained Legion Home for members and the Haven Homemakers at her by Mrs. Iva Capehart, Mrs. frie nds. Music by Armand. home with a masquerade Harry Vickers, Jr., Mrs . YOUNG ADULT Class of party. Scenes of a haunted James Wise, Mrs . Aubery Bradford Church of Christ grave were vividly displayed in Newell and Mrs . Russell sponsoring a Halloween party Maynard. The door prize was the room. for congregation of the church ' Pri•es were awarded to the won by Mrs. Sadie Warth. with everyone tQ meet at. 7 p. ugliest and prettiest, Mrs . Refreshmenfll were served to m. in the church ·basement. Russell Maynard, and Mrs. Harry Vickers, Matthew; MEIGS COFFEE House Samantha, and io Mrs. Aubery Mrs. Sadie Warth, Mrs. Aubery Committee presents a concert, Newell, Mrs . Roberta Maynard, Mrs. James Wise, Salurday,IJ..!2midni~ht, Meigs Plans have been completed Mrs. Florence Yonker, Mrs. Junior High School, Mid· '' for the Tuppers Plains com· · Iva Capehart, Mrs. Russell dleport, featuring Eric munity Halloween party to be Maynard, Samantha; Mrs. Chambers, Bruce and Mimi, held Monday at 6:30p.m. to 8 REEDSVILLE ~ Members Dennis Briles, Miss Corenia' Hoffner and Stone, Silliman. Bare and Friends and Atlantis, p.m. at the Tuppers Plains of the Riverview Garden Club Briles, and Paul Briles. DEAR POLLY- My PetPeeve is directed to manufac~ POMEROY · Elementary t;rrers who do not put slotted plugs on electrical appli· gymnasium. dined at Napoli's Restaurant in ances. My sfeam iron has one and it Is such a convenience School Halloween party, 6:30 For the costume judging the Belpre for their October when putting the iron away after use. No dangling cord! Saturrlay nioht with games, 1 , .. obildr:.en .will be divided. into meeting . , '!'hey were •M•s.. '' •h 1 1 HI!( \ l • i:'• 'ti . 1 .:i," k k I wonder why they are not put on mixers, toasters and so •• three •agegroups ~ preschool , ' Fhftk•''Bi[e', !Mrs. ·walter' ''' '' ... ·I·· '""' •,, 1''' ,;, ,' swe~ ~~·~p~ 11,e0 , mar et. on. I put my toaster away each morning and would really Patrons asked to contribute all . 'first through ·fourth 'grlides, . Brown, Mrs. 'Harliss Frank, appreciate a pl11g with a groove to hold the cord in place. kinds of homemade· foods and and fifth ' through eighth Mrs. Herman ' Grossnickle, '..J' 6• -MRS. E. M. B. iterns for booths taking them to REEDSVILLE ~ Riverview grades. Prizes will be awarded Mrs . Roy Hannum, Mrs . DEAR POLLY· and LENA - Lighter fluid will remove school building after 1 p. m. Girl Scout Troop 67 here held a to the prettiest, the funniest, claremont Harris, Mrs. that chewing gum from your husband's black slacks. It Saturday. . Halloween party at Stewart the ugliest and the one with the Donald Myers, Mrs. Ronald also works on gum in the hair, fingers, carpets, etc. HALLOWEEN Carnival Hall, which was decorated in most unusual costume in each Osborne, Mrs. Donald Putman, Scrape off all you can after rubbing the gum with an lee TUPPERS PLAINS A beginning at 6 p. m. Saturday, Mrs . Denver Weber, Mrs. the scare crow theme, age group: cube and then wipe with the lighter fluid and it seems to Halloween party was held here Rutland High School gym, There will be four age groups Ernest Whitehead, Mrs. Gene lift right off. Please be careful when using the lighter Monday evening. The table Friday, Oct. 20, at the St. sponsored by Rutland PTA. fluid. - VICKIE was covered with a cloth for games and they are the Wilson, Mrs. Lyle Balderson, Paul's United Methodist decorated with scare crows preschool children, first and a guest, Mrs. Ronald Church annex for the Sunday Games, door prizes and DEAR POLLY- I find that taping my shoulder straps refreshmenfll. and a small scare crow cen- through third grades, fourth Co)l'dery. to my shoulders with the tape used for hair styling does School children. Mrs. Harris asked the tered the table. The scouts through sixth grades, and not irritate my skin, keeps the straps from falling down Games were played and underneath sleeveless blouses and dresses and holds all came in CoStumes. Prizes were seventh and eighth grades with blessing. Members are refreshments served. Prizes SUNDAY day. My friends agree this is a great idea to help one stay awarded to the prettiest, Kay pri•es to be awarded in each reminded to bring ·gifts for the were given for prettiest, Terri MEMBERS OF Sacred Athens Mental Heal.th Center neat looklng.-RUTH Balderson; ugliest, Kim Reed; ·age category. Stout; funniest, Angie Spencer, Heart Parish meeting in Door prizes will be given and to the November meeting at funniest, Susan Hannum, and and ugliest, Rob Smith. A door special session, 6 p. m. Sunday refreshmenfll will be served. the home of Mrs. Hannum. -- ~ - - - - - -1 SPEAKER NOTF;D_ .. ~ m~st . original1 ghella Parenfll are"Invited to "attend -~- .. pr ize was awarded to at "Church In Pomeroy. Meeting The Rev. Fred Mong, United Buchana~ . Christopher Spencer. with their children, Mrs. preceded by mass; refresh· ! Presbyterian minister serving Games were played with Charles Carr, chairman, an· LEVY ENDORSED Others attending were Lori men Ill. This ad will be in the United Campus Christian prizes awarded to Teresa nounced. The Meigs High Band Longenette, Connie Stout, ' HYMN SING,Sunday,-1:30 p. . Worth Fellowship at Ohio University, Hannum, . Carla Cowdery, Boosters Club has endorsed the Jimmy and Jeff Caldwell, m. at Stlversville CommUllity will be guest speaker at the Teresa Dalley, Kim Reed, and Meigs Local School ·District Allen and Danny Tripp, Tara Church featuring Heavenly morning service of the Mid· Kay Balderson. Team .games operating levy. This levy wiU and Troy Guthrie, Brenda, Lea Highway Trio, Hoffman dleport First United were played, all w1nntng he on the November 7 ballot. Ann, and Crystal Reed, Roger Family, Jimmy Gavett and towards purchase of Winter Jackel or Members of the organization Balser, Paul and Chuck Hens- others. Public welcome. Presbyterian Church. The Rev. prizes. . "The Election Game" by Coat. Now at ... and Mrs. Dwight Zavitz are in Refreshment:' of 1ce cream are encouraged to work for and ley, Susan Griffin, Vaughn · North carolina on vacation. sundaes, fill~d cupcakes, and Joseph Napolitan, consultant vote for this levy. Barnhart, Mrs. Darlene · punch were served to Teresa on politics, was reviewed by J' cor. ~In & syc•amo•r•. In ii!61, the United Nations Dailey, Judy Holter; Teresa Miss Locllle Smith at the - - - - - - -- - Guthrie, Mrs. Joan Smith, Mrs. The group sang "America" Shirley Balser and Mrs. ~ryl fiOmtroy, Ohio adopted a resolution protesting Hannum, Kelly Powell, Brenda Wednesday meeting of the with Mrs. C. M. Hepnesy at the Reed. Russian explosion of a :;o. Rucker, Debra Lewis, Lori Middleport Literary Club ~eld piano. Guesfll at the meeting The party was given by the megaton atomic bomb. Masters, Susan Hannum, Kim at the home of Mrs. James were Mrs. Donald MiUs, Mrs. Sunday School teachers, Mrs. Keed, Kay Balderson, Sheila Euler. F. or roll call members gave a Ferman Moore, and Mrs. Sally Caldwell, Mrs. carolyn Buchanan, Carla Cowdery and Cecile Kincaid. Candy was Tripp, Miss Joan Brooks, and guests, Diana Smith and Mark comment on the election they served by the hostess. Mrs. Jean Spencer. Holter, leaders, Mrs . Roy best remembered. Mrs. Hannum, Mrs. Harold Holter, Emerson Jones presided at the meeting in the absence of Mrs. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. Forest Bachtel who is abroad. POLLY'S POINTERS In .other games Akron will host Central Michigan ; Bluff!.On will be at Manchester; Case Western Reserve at CarnegieMellon; Central State, at Kentucky State; and Virginia Military is at Dayton. Also, Defiance at Anderson (Ind.) Findlay at Wilmington; Hiram at Case Western; JOhn Carroll at Bethany; Ohio LEARN. OF DE)ATH at Bluffton ; Word has been received here Northern Wilmington at Findlay and of the death of Donovan J . Duffield, 63, of Piketon. He and Youngstown at Xavier. his wife, the former Anna Margaret Burchett, were former residents of Middleport. Survivors in addition to hiswife include a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd (Dorothy Dawn) . . Sampson of Franklin Furnace; a son, Myron Duffield, Cleveland, and five grandchildren. Funeral services and Matchil& Napn; burial were held today at Plates, Cups. Table Piketon. RAY ROBINSON RACINE- N.lvy Fireman Recruit Raymond E. Robinson, son ·of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Powell of Route 1, Racine, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center In Orlando. IN HOSPITAL Mrs . Fern Bradbury of Middleport is confined to the Holzer Medical Center, Room 505, Gallipolis, for medical treatment. the Neil House. The unit was reminded to take boxed cookies to the conferenCe. These will be. sent to hospitals over the state. Mrs. Mary Martin, field service chairman for Area D, announced a conference to be held at Canton, Nov. 16-18, at the Imperial House. She also reported on services rendered to two veterans at the Arcadia Rest Home and the unit alloted $20 for the purchase of Christ· mas giflll for the 'two, The budget adopted at the meeting also provided for $100 to be used for veterans in rest homes and hospitals. Mrs. Catherine WelSh; membership chairman, announced that 144 members have paid their dues t0 ,date. The unit lacks 19 of reaching goal and this is necessary by Nov. !Oil the unit Flower Show schedule·announced ~ Calendarl RETURNS WEST H. W. Craig, Jr. has returned to his home at Las Cruces, N. M. after being called here by · the serious illness of his brother ,' Bob Craig, who remains in the intensive care unit at the Holzer Medical Center. Veterans quiz (true-false) NO TUBES ' MRS. MILLARD VAN METER ' · GUJranleed gal. ' SUGAR RUN MILLS ~ _ Ingels Furniture OPEN FRL & SAT. NtGiflS . 992·2Sl5 . ) I \ ' " . . ,. �. ·, ' M I 0 0 LE P 0 RT i - Third ' TECOSTAL 5 youth choir reheanal Monday, Supt..· worship service, 10:30 ' 10 a .m. ; S unday ':30 p.m. ; Mrs. Marvin Burt, a.m . ; co nf ir mation classes, worship, 7 p.m . director ; · Senior choir Tuesday, 7·8: 15, junior con - 7 30 14AZARENE evening ST. PAUL LUTHERAN The Rev. Arthur C. Lund, pastor. Sunday school (nurseryadult), 9: 15 a.m.; Charles Evans, Christian Educalion • DURN 'fORE HIDE, SNUFFY!! Y !h ;v~e~.,~lh~~e~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~e~rv~-~-·~~,~~P~·~m~.~:E~v~en~o~~n~g~~~-----:--~-----'-_:--::-----'-----------~~-- supt. POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor. Roy Mayer, Supt. Church schoool. 9:15a.m.; worship, 10:24 a.m.: even.ing I ST UNITED PRES' BYTERIAN , Harrisonville, Sunday Church School, 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Homer Lee. Supt.; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. F I R S T UN I T E 0 PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, THIS ADDR6SS.,! 'IE WOUI.D HAVE TO GO AN' GIT I ' ' Grate, pastor. Worship service, ,11 a.m. ancl 7:30p.m. Sunday. Sunday School , 9:30 a.m . Richard Barton, suRI. Prayer meellnq, Wednesday, 7:30'p0 m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHR'IST - Clifford Smith; minos fer. Sunday School 9: 30 am.; morning church · 10:30 Sunday Church School, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday evening servic:;e, a .m . , Lewis Sauer, Supl.; 7: 30p.m. Wednesday service, 8 ~ornlnq Worsh iP~ 10:30 a.m . p.m. CAMPUS CLATTER • MR. SHARK£¥, PESCR< BE IDEA~ ~PUCAT<ONAL. NEXT TOT~E WOMoN'S · ATTENDING T~EO lUNIVERStTY f:NVIFIONMENT . IF 'lOU PLEAD INNOCENT, I MIGHT GET YOU OFF FOR 10 "''7 ,,.ANP-l.IVING DOUBT. -WHO !-/AIN'T BIN WARNED TO GIT OU~ TOWN, 8£FO'" TH'SADIE HAWXIN5 DAY RACENOVEMBER 18th. \~~ ~-Ci rr, 1<11:), LE 'S FI'>Ci SWISHER WINKLE 8UTWHAT WILL YOU DO? WHYMU5TYOU LEAVE 50 SUDDENLY? ·- .. -·~ "" """'"'< "' . .... ·-·.. GASOIJNE AILEY " LOHSE ~~~ 1 do \J;. 1:d r lr'.. = " ' ELEPHANT, PRI!iCfSS! THE "ROOM" IS CALLED A HOIIDAH! AND YOU WilL NafE FRCM ii1E .j5oe,rTIOI'i WE OCCUPY I~ Vie AIH'T SMACK \ T>IFii'l' ' OF THE SUN, !!!; ARE MQVIW EVER it< THE MIDOI.E 0' AN EA!tlltQUAKE·-- IlOW COME. WE'RE MAKIN ) LIKE A COJPlA 9!1\N MARK VSTORE EASlWP.RDS ~! e.,..s, MJAB 0' OHIO VAU.Et BAKING CO. THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. GAUL'S MARKET .-----~~=- IT WIT~! 15. On a winning streak ·~(....-,.....,.! 18. Before 17. Watch 18. Tempest 28. "Emma .. novelist Z3. Border on 27. Rice play; Weill opera (2 wds.) 29. Hurt L'l...:..-'l.~"---' ld..J......l....J 30, Oklahoman a1. Grecian theater 33. "All About " ~~~~~ 31. Cereal plant ,. . ' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. GOEGLEIN kEADY MIX CO. I ALL WEATHER· ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION M&R FOODLINER MONTG:JMERY WARD P. PAULEY, ·AGENT SEARS" ,--..-'"::::=......, ,. .. with pain 9. Man's nickname 11. Squirrel monkey U.Auto section (2 wds.l 18. Glrlin a pool 19. Georgia city 20. Snake 21• .Tapanese verse 22.Indlan title YetlerdAJO'• Anawer U, Judah -Hur 25. Bardot's ••one" 28, Thrice (mlio.) ZB. Assuage 32. Gift reclplent 33. By Jove I 34. Presidential ''nl:x" 35. English lad's school 31. Pottery Item 38. Frosting device 39. Spirit lamp 41. Hostelry 42. Written letter QYPTOQUOTBS U Joi J J A C G N N AN C' I IO' V G I U A C P "" ;, - ,. GZJGHA.GCYG; AI'N NTVGIUACP . HGVGVWGH.-TNYMH EGDMCI . ..Jr I YURLS 8. Afflicted · PUROG I I rORPLE ] I ! I [J f II I ,........,. ......•., .Yitterday't Jombleoo LIAVI lATON UNLIU AIDUCT Afttwers HOK> lo eomplaln abnut 11M MAD, CHARLIE !lrouJN! 4 dull hllif•-llllUNT TI-IEI('VE MN!>!ED HEI.fN 5WEET5lllftl('S 1!001< FRlMI OIIR ~HOO!. Ll~, A'ID I CAN'T FIND 0 T IUIW !! AXYDl.BAAXJ\ II .. ONGPILL01t' Olle letter simply stand• tor another. In thlo 11mple A 18 llled for the three L'a, X tor the two 0\ etc. Sln1le lettel'l, aPOI(ropbes, the lenlth and formation 01 the words are •II blnta. Each day the Fode letters are dJJferenl. w•• a, . Iogue 7. Confine DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: ' J. dermis or ''bread" :1. Palo - . Calif. ~::::......J FRANKLIN stoRE ' UIIICI'Uible theae tc.Ur Jumbles, one Jetter to e..h IIIUIM, to forM four ordinary word1. DOWN · 1. Hipster's ·-~ 30 . 3. Turf 4. Work unil 5. Less common 6. Prefix for En Rose" tO.!nterfere:"'i intrude · (colloq.) (4 wds. l U.Explate H. German city t5. English poet Antitoxins ' RIDENPUR SUPPLY <C 1872 Xlnr Futura SyndlcaLe, lne.) 3't .. La - CARPET-lAND, INC. . SADIE'S MARKET ~~WIDI!J1;-f"-:t,::~::! (2 DICK'S GROCERY RACINE FOOD MARKET ACROSS 1, Opera Actor's ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~6.1 13. nightmare wds.) BOGGS EQUIPMENT HEINER'S BAKERY ~-~ by THOMAS JOSEPH Yeatel'll•7's Crypteqaote: HABIT CONVERTS LUXURIOUS ENJOYMENTS INTO DULL AND DAILY NECISSITIES.ALDOUS HUXLEY wear 5. Summari· zatlon 10. On the ball 12. Swiftly DICK TRACY _ _ __ ' NEW YORK CLOTHING H0US£ . = Tuppers Plains p:' ISAW'/ SE'T"Ta? LODWICK'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK . I<NO>II 'THIS YA MAPE WAS PReTTY I!IAP l THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS LOAN FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH vi.' HOW PO':t 'TH' LAS'!' BA"TCH ' GAufS'~HAKE HAVEN Laurel Cliff 10 '>OUR CONFESSION.f CONVIC'T'& '{()J..I, .. ., L ..f'OR 'mE BOOK RIGH'RO I CAN GET 'KJU A 'TE:N·GRAND AT:NANCe ... HOWEVER., IF VOJ..I PLEAD GUIL1Y AND 'ffiE JUR'Y RE~ABLE DORM) WI'T'I·IOU[ WAU5,., the Sermonette m . " AI.Jo MAIL IT 10 OF THE Rev. Herbert I'1on c Iass, tl me se t FIRST BAPTIST" M Mia · ·CLIFF FREE • rehearsal, 7:30p.m.,. Thturs day,, f.1rma MT. OLIVE CHURCH, Long LAUREL t. corner Jf . 1 i...:th and Mrs. Pll.UI NeaS!', d ~rec or ~ . wee kl y, sen ·oor con f'~rma tJ on dlepor Palmer 'streets, Rev. Charles Bottom : John Dill. paYor. METHODIST - Rev. Robert .. POMEROY CHURCH OF class. Senior choir. 7:30 p.m . Simons, pastor . Fred Sunday school, 10 a.m .; E. Buckley, pastor. William THE NAZARENE - Corner Tuesday. Hoffman , Sunday School eva ngellsllc service, 7:30 p,m. Bailey, sup!.: Sunday school, Union and Mulberry. Rev . Superfntendent. Sunday church Willard Piggott, Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, ' Clyde V. Henderson, pastor. S E VF. NTH . DAY · A 0 . school for everyone 9, IS a.m .; superintendent. 10:30 a.m.; ·evening worship, Sunday school, 9:30a .m., Glen VENTIH _ LocaTed on 'M · h' 10 IS 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday, ' McClung, supt.; mornl.ng orn,ng wors 'P : a.m. ; F IRST u· N I T E 0 Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 Mulberry Hel~ht s, ·_near • Evening services, 7:30 p.m.; PRESBYTERIAN s I 7 3' ' ylacuse, p.m.; , prayer meeting, 7:30 worship, 10:30 a.m.: evenrng Veterans Memonal Hospital, W d d ••rvlce, 7:30,· mld·week ser· Pomeroy . Pastor Herbert ~.m. e nes ay prayer serv ce, : ~ Morn In~·h Worshl~, 9 a · m ·'· p.m.; Thursday choir practice, ~ Exira youth activities on Sunda h s vice,. Wednesday, 7:30 P m. s b"'lh s h 1 Y urc c ool, 10 a .m. 7 p.m. . Morgan. a ~ c oo, every unday, S p.m ., for all youth up Mrs. Sampson Hall , Supt. Dt!flCfi(R CHURCH OF Saturday at 2 p.m. and worship to sixth grade : 6:30 for junior CE EPISCOPAL 0a . STIVERSVILLE COM- J!HRI~T - Danny .Evans, 1 15te7 service followmg at 3:1S p.m. and senior high students. R GRALe · Open . Bible discussion each ev. roy viS, m n CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Hart,. 'pastor. Norman C. Will, supt. Morning prayer and sermon, Thursday at 7:30p.m. ·at the Middleport, 5th and Main. pastor. Sunday School service Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; !0:30a.m. Holy communion and church. "The Friendly Raul in Mos,er , pastor. Michael 10 a.m. Prayer Meeting each Worship service, 10:30 a.m. flrsl Sundays, 10:30 Church ." Ger Iac h' un day Schoo I sup t. Thursday 7·.30 p.m. •Sunday eChristian Enoi:e..vor Sunday sermon, . a .m. Church . school, kin · I ' B',ble School 9· 30 am · mor evening service, 7:30 o.m . ven ng. dergarten through elghlh G A AHA M UN I·T ED ' · ' ., ' -A REORGANIZED CHURCH ·, grade, 10:30 a .m. METHODIST - Preachlng ·9:36 ning worship, 10:30 a .m.; ZION CHURCH OF CH 1ST OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT- St~ve doc:m't mind. Only a little. POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m., first and Second Sundays evening worship, 7' 30 p.m .; - Pomeroy -Harrl san vi lie TER DAY SAINTS- Porlland He know' Dad has to travel. And CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., of each month; third and fourth prayer se•vice 7 p.m. Wed- Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, pastor. Bible School, 9: 30a.m., Sundays each month, worship nesday. Paul McElroy, Sunday School paslor. Herbert White, Sundar. some days Mom must work the swing worship, 10:30; adult worship servlceat7:30p.m.Wednesday CHURCH OF THE Supt.SundaySchooi 9: 30a.m .; SchooiDirector.SundaySchoo, shift. M I hi . service and young peoples even,·n~s at 7·.30. Prayer and NAZARENE - Middleport, morning worship and com - 9 30 Steve doesn't mind. Not very mUch, Rev . Audry Miller, pastor ; mun'·0 n, 10 : 30 am : a.m.: orn ng wors p, meeting, both 7:30p.m. Sunday. Bible tudy. · .; Sunday 10:30 a.m. ; Sunday evening It's just that food doetn't make a Wednesday, combined Bible FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Floyd Carson, supl. Sunday evening youth Chrlsllan en· . Wd d · meellng, 7:30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., school ' 9·· 30 a · m ·•· Morning deavor, 6·. 30,· Worsh~ services, even'ng serv1ce prayer 7 p .m.s rv•'ces e nes7·30 ay dinner. It's like a vacuwn when you're study and prayer a.m .; ~unior Sunday, 7:30p.m. ednesday P m 1 e ' · p.m Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C., worship · 1 6 10:30 o NYP alone. And the evening-what's to TliE SALVATION ARMY - the Rev. Fred Hill, pastor . soCie y, : 3 p.m. ; ' 6:45 evening prayer meeting and . BETHLEHEM B1\PTIST do? Envoy RayS. Wining, Oiflcer In Sunday School. 9:30 a.m.; p.m. Sunday evangelistic Bible study, 7' 30 p.m. Greal Bend, Charles Norris, 5 d 10 meeting , 7:30 p.m. Prayer ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Such vacuums can affect advrrsely h c arge. un ay , a .m.. , morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; meellng Wednesday, 7; 30 p.m. Pine Grove, the Rev. Arthur pastor. Worship service, 9:30 the developing penonality of a child, Holiness meeting ; 10:30 a.m., junior soclely, 6:30a.m. NYPS, S am · Sundab School 10·30a m MEIGS Combs, pastor. unday school. · ·• ' · · · 1 Sunday School. Voung People's 6:45 p.m. Sunday evangelistic They can also teat a child's sense of COOPERATIVE CAR LET N CHURCH 9, 30 a.m .; church services, Kingsbury Road. Sunday ' Legion, 7~.m. ; Thursday, llo 3 meeling, 7: 30 p.m. Prayer security and sel£~reliance. 1 0 ~3~:if.:uRY CHURCH OF School , 9:30a.m., Ralph Carl, TH~A~~~~ED p.m., La les Home League; 7 meellng Wednesdt6, 7:30p.m. We claim no expertise in child plyMIDDLE RT METHOOOIST CHURCH CHRIST. Bible School, 9:30 supt Worship service, 10' 30 P·s.ti'c:r:g c~~s:~T - Rev.· chology. Our con.cem, however, is MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Robert R. Card I h' a.m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. that there be no SW•y mommg v«Father Bernard Krajcovlc, Corner Fourth and Main , a.m., morn ng wors 'P· 10 :30 Prayer meeting, Wedne~day, pastor . Phone 992-282S. Middleport . Rev. Henry L. Key, Director as.m. ,sunda7~3e0vening Wocrhshoilpr 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles;, . r.twm. A Steve whote ch2racter is bep Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Jr., pastor. Sunday School 9:30 POMEROY CLUSTER erv ce, . p.m., oastor ing moldc:d by spiritual and moral Rev. Rober! R. Card practice Sunday and ~rd · OU:i DESTER CONp.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a.m., Arnold Richards, sup!.; training, a Steve whose home has the a.m. Conlesslons, Saturday, 7· Marring worship 10:30 a.m. Rev. F. S!anlen Smllh nesday, 1 p.m., prayer mee ng GREGATIONAL CHURCH atm01phere of religious conviction and 7:30p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHESTER - Worship 9: 15 and Bible study Wednesday 7' 30 ,- Rev . Carl Richards, pastor. ~OMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Larry Carnahan presiding a.m.; Church School 10 a.m . p.m. 'Mrs. Worley Francis, Sunday integrity ..• nch a Steve is better - r<obert Kuhn, paslor; William min Isler. Sunday, Bible lecture, · ENTERPRISE - Worship, 9 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - school sup!.; Sunday school, equj))ptd to meet the tests of loneliWatson, Sunday, school s~t. 9:30 a.m .; Watchtower study, a.m.; Church School , 10 a.m . Rev . Freeland NorriS, pastor. 9·4S a .m. : church services, ness :and freedom. Sunday school, 9:30a.m .; B F, 10: 30 a .m.; Tuesday, Bible FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 Sund~y school. 10 a.m. ; church second and fourth Sundays ln many f:amilics we c:annot alter 6 p.m.; Bible study, Wed- study, 7:30 p.m.; Thursday, a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. serv1ce, 7 p.m. Wednesday following Sunday school; first nesday, 7 p.m.; choir practice, ministry school 7:30 p.m., POMEROY- Worship, lb:30 Bible study, 7 p.m. and l~ird Sunday evenings, 7:30 circumsunces - but we can fosttr 'WI!dnesday, a:30 p.m. service meeting 8:30 p.m.. a.m.; Church School 9: IS a.m. ; p.m. qu:ality of character to cope with it. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6:30p .m. . RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN ' The Church 1S ready to help! CHURCH - Harrisonville Chris! in Christian Union ROCK SPRINGS- Worship OF THE NAZARENE _ - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; Road, Rev . Odell Man ley, Lawrence Manley, pastorS; Mrs. 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a .m. : Sunday School. 9: 30 a.m. ; Sunday School supt ., Ronald pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Youn~ Sunday chool UMYF 6:30p'l;m. · Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m. ; Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 school sup!. Sunday school, Supl. Sunday chool 9:30a.m MIDDLE RT CLUSTER Evenlno worship, 7:30 p.m .. a.m.; preaching 10:45 a.m. ; 9:30 a.m.; evening worship, Evening worship 7:30. Wea· Rev. Rober!' Bumgarner Wednesday Mid·Week Service. I EveninQ services, 7:30p.m . 7:30p.m.; prayer and praise nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 HEATH - Worship 10:30 Sunday School Superintendent, CoP)'rlght1971 k~ltt~ r A~~rtklng Servlc~, Inc, Slr;uburs. Vtrginll service, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. p.m. 'a.m.: Church School9:30 a.m.; Gerald Wells. Pastor, Rev . HYSELL RUN FREE Scri pluret 5eletted by the Amer'an Bibloe Soclely UMYF 7 p.m. Morris M. Wolfe. METHODIST- Ronald Wells, Monday T1mday Wednesday Tlnmdtiy S.lurday RUTLAND- Worship 9' 15 pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. L11ke Acts Hebrews Mattb.w Rroelatirm m.; Morning worship 10:30 a. a.m.; Church School 10 a.m.; UMYF 7 p.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- m.; Young People's Serv ice 28 :16-20 24:44-48 1:7- 11 12:1-6 1:1-8 SALEM CENTER-; Worship Charles Norri ...pastor . Sunday 6.45 p. m.; Evangelistic ser· 9 a.m.; Church SchoollO a.m.; School, 9:30 a.m. ; Morning vice, 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting, UMYF Thursdav. 7 o.m. worship, 10:45 a.m.; Sunday Thursday, 7:30 p m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; Sometimes a person of the pew will say after Sunday morRev. Merrell Floyd Wednesday evening Bible F RE E 0 0 M G 0 S PEL 'ning wonlhlp, ''Good preaching, pastor, that's ~ying it like it With the hope it will, In some measure, toster a.nd help sustain that whi,t:h is ASBURY- Worship 11 a.m.; Study, 7:30p.m. MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev. 18." There are many persons who feel that they are ''telling it like Church School 9: 50a.m.; WSCS, DANVILLE WESLEYAN , L. R. Gluesencamp, paslor. good·iQ family and community life, this feature 15 sponsored by the busmess . It Is," not only preachers, but believers as well. At least they feel lSI Tuesday. Rev . Lawrence Sullivan , Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 pas tor . Sunday School 9:30 School Supt. Sunday School. firms .and organizations whose ,rames appear below. ~ey have the right to speak their thoughts regarding the a.m.; Church School 10 a.m.; a.m.; youth and junior youth 9: 30 a .m.; Sunday e'enjng ICI'Iptures. WSCS, Jrd Wednesday, 7:30 service, 6: 45 p.m. ; evening worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, ' . worship, 7:30p.m.; prayer and Tuesday , 7: 30 p.m. Ernest p.m. &mdily, October 29th, Is Reformation Smday. We think of MIN~RSVILLE Worshi~ praise, Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. Oeeler, class leader. Youth Martin Luther, monk and theologian, who receives much of the 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a.m .; SILVER RUN FREE BAP- Meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m., ,cr~il for the Protestant Reformation. . WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7:30 p.m. TIST- Rev. Howard Kimble, Ernest ·Deeter, leader. ' ,..., ~ ~ - ,, . \~ . -~~ SYRACUSE - Worship, a pastor . Sunday schocl. '10 ,a.m.; .' . ' ' l Luther made rOll~ for the ''priesthood of every!belleverf ' Ir a.m.; Church School, 9 a.m .; Henry Davis, supl.; evening MT. HERMON CHURCH OF ~believed "that it was his faith in Olrist that saved him; that MeJgs County Br anch ~~· SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 service, 7:30 p.m. Prayer THE UNITED BRETHREN IN a.m.: ch4rch sc~ool, 9 a.m. meelinq, Thurday, 7:30 o.m . CHRIST - Robert Shook, If all are of one faith, one Gospel, one sacrament, why should not SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 all have the power to test and judge what is correct or incorrect Trailer Rentals and Supplies Rev. Frank Cheesebrew GOD - Rev. James Satlerfield, a.m., Russell Spencer, sup!. ; in matters of faith?" & CO. Rev. Martha Ann Mattner paslor . Sunday school, 9:30 worship. service, 10: 45 a.m., St . Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio 296 W. Secorid Pomeroy Rev . Howard Shiveley a.m.; worship servtce, 11 a .m .; e~ening worsh ip alt~rnating The "license" for each to express his religious faith as he Ph. 992-,3865 BETHANY (Dorcas! evening service, 7; prayer w1ih C. E. a! 7:30 p.m . on ,sees·tt, has resulted in confusion in the minds of some. A person Worship, 9:30 a.m.; Church service and youth service, Sunday. Prayer meellng, 7:30 . said aome time ago, "I am confused, for I have heard so many School 10:30 a .m. Wednesday, 7 p m. p.m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, CARMEL - Worship, 11 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAtl lay leader. Member of the Big 3 Interpretations of the Bible, by so many different people, that I "We Sponsor Jesus" a.m., lsi and 3rd Sundays: CHURCH _ Robert E. Musser, General Merchandise hardly know what to believe." . Church School, 10 a.m. 1 s d S h00 1 9 30 Rev. Stan Craig, Pastor ' APPLE GROVE Worship, pas or . un ay c ' : WHITE'S CHAPEL Tuppers Plains Ph . 667-3280 At the risk of confusion, perhaps many people believe in the • · d a.m. ; Robert Bobo, sup!.; Coolville RD. Rev . Roy Deeter, 7: JO p.m.. first and "" morning worship, 10: 30 ; Sun· right to extresslt as he sees it. Perhaps we need to be a bit more Sunday !I'; Church school. ' 9:30 day evening service, 7: 30 ; Mid· pasfor. Sunday school. 9:30 & Uke Luther, and listen to St. Paul who said, "work out your own a.m.: prayer meeting , first week service, Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.; worship service, 10:30 a.m. Bible sfudy and pr~yer Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Rexall Drugs salvation with fear and trembling," - whatever that means, service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. . EAST LETART,...:. Worship, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF We FIJI All Doctors' Prescriptions when we have heard the Gospel or read the Bible. Middleport, Ohio 7:30 p.m., second and fourth THE NAZARENE - Rev. M. C. RUTLAND 992-2?55 Pomeroy Robert T. Bumgarner, pastor, Heath United Methodist Sundays: church school, 9:30 Larimore, pastor:ll'ob Moore, RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST ' Olurch, MldcDeport, Ohio a.m. ; prayer meeting, third Sunday School Supt. Sunday - Rev . Samuel Jackson, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. School, classes lor all ages, 9:30 pasfor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; GREAT BEND- Worship 11 a .m. ; morning worship, 10: 45. Mrs. G~rtrude Butler, supt. a.m., 2nd and 4th Sundays: NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p.m. ; Prayer Service, 1:30 p .m .i Family Recreation Church School, 10 a.m. evangelistic ·service Sunday, preaching service. 2 p.m. • Society News Bakers of Holsum Bread LETART FALLS- Worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer RUTLAND CHURCH OF Swimming, Camping Middleport, Ohio 10 a.m.; church school. 9 a.m.! meeting, Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. CHRIST - Keith Wise, pastor. Mn. EvelynBrlckles Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brooks Bible study, 7:30 p.m. every Missionary meeting, second Sunday school. 9:30a.m., V. H. Sunday School attendance at of North Carolina spent a few Tuesday . Wednesday, 7: JO P.m . Braley, supt.; worship service ·.he United Methodist Church days here with her parents, UNI r~u FAITH NON - and communion, 10:30 a.m .; MORNING STAR Worship DENOMINATIONAL Rev. evening service, 7:30 p.m. was 46 and offering was $15.13. Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey and 9:30a .m.; Church School 10 ' 30 Rober! Smith, pastor. - Sunday Wednesday, Bible study, 7:30 Pomeroy-Member FDIC & 1 1 d h 1 0 Worship attendance was 32 and also her children, Mr. and Mrs. a .m.; MJd .Week Service, p.m. Regular board meeting, Chester, Ohio Wednesday, 8nP.m· sLc ooHI,II9: 3 a.mhl .; c as,s ea10e30r, Federal Reserve System 7:30p.m., third Saturday each offering $42.~. Tom Watson, Mr. and Mrs. MORSE CHAPEL- Worship eo ; wors P serv ce, : The WSCS is going to have James Watson, Mr. and Mrs. II a.m., 1st and 3rd Sundays; a.m.; church, 7:30p.m. ; prayer month meellnq, Wednesday . THE RUTLAND COMtheir annual bazaar and bake Gary Barnheart and family Church School, 10 a.m. MUNITY CHURCH - Rev . PORTLAND Worship 7:30 £DI!ll UNITED BR-ETHREN Sales-Allis Chalmers - Service sale on Nov. 11 at the church and Ray Wats'on. p.m. : Church School 9:30a.m. IN CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake,. Richard Dubbeld, pastor. Bakers of Good Bread Farm- Industrial - Lawn - Garden annex. Mr. and Mrs . Wayne SUTTON- Worship, 11 a.m. pastor . Sunday School , 10 a.m.; School, 9: 30 a .m. ; Worship Huntington, W. Va . service/ 11 a.m. ; Wednesday 2nd and 4th Sundays: Church Winnie Holsinger, supt. Mor. Tuppers Plains The Tuppers Plains com- Jirickles called on Mr. and 667-3435 prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. School 10 a.m. nlng sermon, 11 a.m.; Evening munity will have 11 Halloween Mrs. Edgar Dorst of Sumner. WESLEYAN (Racine! service Christian Endeavor, Sunday night worship, 7:30. party for the Tuppers Plains . Mrs. Hazel Gary of Clear- Worship, 11 a .m.; Church 7:30p.m.; Mrs. ~yda Chevalier, RUTLAND CHURCH OF president. So~ service and THE NAZARENE Rev children at the Tuppers Plains water, Fla., came Monday to Sch00'I 10 a.m. (Formerly Domlgans) a: 20 · ld ·wee k pr~yer Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr ., pastor. · NORTHEii' o r CLUSTER sermon, New Owner .:_ Dick Sergent Elementary School Monday spend a few days with her . The Store With A Heart Rev. Jacob Lehman meet\flg Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday School. 9:30 a .m. , Old U.S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 night, Oct. 30. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Racine Rev.' S!andley Brandum Mrs. Marie Holsinger, class Morning worship, 10:30 a.m. , Ph. 949-3342 ,. Stop In and See Us Young people's service, 6:45 Gerald VIolet and Dorset . Hoffman. JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m .; leader· . Mlller attended the Gasco Mrs . Harold Roberts of Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer CHURCH OF JESUS p.m.; Evangelistic services ' 7:30 p.m . Wednesday evening Meeting, Wednes. d ay, a p.m. CH,RIST located at Rulland supper at Athens Friday VIenna, W. Va., was a guest LONG BOTTOM - Church on New Lima Road, next to · service 7:30p.m. evening. one day last week of Mrs. services•, 9 a.m.; Sunday School Forest Acre Park ; Rev. Ray MASON COUNTY Mr. 'and Mrs. Herb Wilson of Kenneth Griffith. Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer 9:45a.m. Bible study every Rouse, pastor ; Roberi ,Musser, . THE HILAND CHAPEL Phone 992·3284 Middleport 1 Thursday, 7:30p.m. Sunday school sup! . Sunday George Casto, pastor . Sunday' ' Bellview and Mr. and Mrs . Middleport, Ohio NORTH BETHEL-Worship school, 10:30 a.m.; worship, School, 9:301 evening worship . George Francisco of Galion 11 a.m.: Church School 10 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Bible · study, Wed- 1:30. Thursday ev,enlng prayer' were recent guests of Mrs. ALFRED - Sunday school, nesday, 7.30 p.m. Saturday . 7 30 · p.m. BAPTIST. hi Effie Watson. . BY BERTHA PARKER 1: 4S a .m. each Sun d ay; n,g prayer serv 1ce, 7: 30 p.m. · servtce, MASON: FIRST • CO. 11 Sabbath &hool attendance preachln!j, at a.m. each ' H EM L 0 C K GR0 Second and Pomeroy Sts., Stan Mrs. Bessie Webster is ill at D.B.A. ANTHONY ' 7' 45 ·cHRISTIAN ,, - Davia ~tauner, Craig, pastor. Sunday school Middleport, Ohio Oct. 22 at the Free Methodist Sund~. rayer . me[~~g, this wriUng and Mrs. Dinsmore PLUMBING and HEATING p.m·. ednesday, W '8p.m. paslor; SlanfordStockton,supf. 9:45a.m.; worship service, 1' 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992·3!'&! ·Boyles is asslstlllg in her care. Church was 148. Offering for all on ihlrd Tuesday each month. Morning worship, 9: 30 a.m.; a.m .; training union, 6:30p.m.1; REEDSVILLE - Sund.ay church school, 10:30 a.m .· evening worship service, 7:30 Thurman Babcock is sUII a services was $182.92. i 'II be h id school, 9:30 ; preaching, 7· 30 y"oung peoples meeting, 6::id p.m. Mid-week prayer service R · J' patient at St. Joseph Hospital's .. . ev1va serv ces WI e p.m. Sunday; pra~er moetl~g, p.m .; evening worship, 7:30. W•dnesdav, 7:30p.m. · ' intensive care unit but is im- at the local church Nov. 13 7:30p.m. Tuesday, WSCS, 7.30 Bibleo\Sf>ldy, Wednesday, 7:'30 CATALOGUE STORE 116W. Main th . h 19 7 30 m night! first Thursday each month. · FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Ph. 992-7590 proving Sbmewhat. Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets . roug • ' : p. . y. SILVER RIDGEWorship, p.~T. UNION BAPTIST · -Letart Route I. the Rev. Stan Mr. and Mrs. RoMie Myers Rev. Buckley will be .the 10 a.m.; Church School, 9 a .m. Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 Free Estimates - Guaranleed.lnstalll.llon. . and family of Columbus were evangelist' and there will be TUPPERS PLAINS school supt., Joe Sayre. Sunday ·9!30 a.m .; prayer and Bible' weekend guests of . their speciJII singing. . . ,Worship 9 a.m .; Church School school , 9: 4_S a.m.,; Suodl!Y ; tudy, 7;30_p.m. Coll~e prayer J. . - d M- · ••o· r· man ;IP a.m. ' ·· ,. ' · •venlng wor,hlp, 7:30 Wed- service, Tuesday, 10 a.m., ' M ' parents, Mr.· and Mrs:· Roland r · ,an rs. " ,' KEJ'IO CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer and Bible study,', worship service, Frldliy, 7: 30 · Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus •.C. ,' Torrence. Schaefer attended the Cir· Hobart Newell, sup!. Services 7. 30 0 111 p.m. · ·• Meats and Groceries cleviUe Pumpkin Show. weekly, 9:30 .a.m. on Sunday. . T U 'p pER S pLAINs MASON CHURCH OF Mr. and Mrs ; Wayne 307 Spring Ave. ' Pomeroy Syracuse . 992·3986 Charles Diehl remainS a Preaching first and lhlrd CH RISTIAI'I CHURCH - CHRIST - Loren T. Stephens " Brickles attended the 40th . Ph. 992·2318 ,. . Sundays of month by CIIHord Eugene Underwood, pastor; minister. Worship, 10 a.m.,' wl!!lding anniversary of Mr. patient at University Hosp1tal Smith, 9:30a.m. Howard Caldwell, Jr., Sunday Bible study, 11:15 a.m.; evening and Mra . John Hayes of In Columbus. ' HOBSON · CHRISTIAN ' School Supt.; Sunday School, worship, 7:30 p.m. Mld--k t4~ Mr and Mrs Roy Howell of UNION S- Oarrselh Ooddrlll, '!'lo a. m.; Morning sermon, service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.ln Chesler Sunday a!ternoon. . • · pastor. unday - cool, 9:30 0. 30 a m. Sunday evening MASON ASSEMILY OF Mra. Dana Hoffman ·visited Indiana Authorl•oecl Catalog Merchant spent a week at their a.m ., Leonard Gilmore, firs! Mrvite,''7 m. GOO~ Second St.,.Meson, w · Furniture and Appliances Louis W. Oaborne her Iiiier, Mn. !Ana Stlehm of home here. elder; evening serylce, 7:30 LETART FALLS UNITED Va. Chester Tennant, pastor Ph. 985-3308 ' Chester, 0. I' 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992·2178 Mrs .' Charley Brown of p.m. ~!dnesday prayer BRETHREN_ Rev. Freeland Sunday school, 10 a.m.; mor Pittsburgh, · ind Dana's IIIOiher, Mn. VIvian Hoffman, Gallipolis visited Saturday m~~~~'/timCHURtH OF Norris, pastor ; Floyd Norris, ~~~go~~~~·~~vlce' j, a~'",n· Attend the Church of Your Ch_oice 1rbo 11 quill at WbeeUng. with her mother, Mrs. Cora GOO - Racine Routt ·2. The supt. ,Sunday school;0~': : ·:;:·: Bible sludy and prayer.service MIIIOI.PORT 1001 STORE Rev. Charles Hand, pastor. morn ng sermon, . . ., Wednesday 7·30 p m Phone' . B~ Willie lhlr:e she Yillted their Re nsha w, Sunday scbool, 9: 45 a.m.; Prayer service, Wednesday, 7?J.5J;J,l. ' · · · ' •01' ~ch and Office Supplies· Gifts llrotber.m.law, Chester Alber~ Mrs. Nellie Tracy, who fell morning worship, 11 a.m . 7!30 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF Ph. 992-3496 Pomeroy •, 992·2641 Middleport wbo had undersone eye recently injuring her knee, is 6venln~servltes, thuesday $ IRE CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chrlsllan Union U8ta) and llncnr improving. improving very well. ·, anBdEFAIR•Y•/L:JOLO. W •lOGE o5~~FH PROPHECY G P The Rev. William Campbell • · pastor. Sunday 1 H 1e w.. -" -'s · sctTool. 9: 30 nd Cha Mr M tat 1110 vltlted her own .a rs. res a Y CHURCH OF CHRIST- David Smith, pastor .. Sunday choo:1 a.m .; James Hughes, supt., F. JEWEL£Rs , lf•.Mra.OIII~or o( ,CroobvUle and. Mr. and ~II, pastor. Blblestudy,9:30 10 a.m.; Arthur Henson, Supt., evening servl•. 7:30 p.m . Dayton, .f!m.; morning worship, 10: 30; Morning Worship 11 a.m.' Wednesday avenlng prayer Bulova Watches · Sales & s.rvlct 100 Years In Pomeroy •ltltllflll, Oblo, and Dina's Mrs. Cliff••Wb!Wngton, d lth ~nlng worship, 6:30 p.m. Young Peoples service, 7 p.m.; met ling 7· 30 P m Youlh 1.. N. Sa cond MldlllepDrl r1 r, Mr. and lin. 11:1u vi1lted .,.on ay w Mrs. Kermit Wjllton ntsdey Blblt study, .,:30 Evening . wvlce1.. 7:30 p.m.;' prayer Mrvic• .ath 'tullday 8 IJI... It lellaJrt. Cleorlia Diehl, p.fn. l'l.!intld~y Mld·-k ""'Y"' tiNO p.m. '' w .. .' . . PEN · Bible study, • . ' ·ervlces, nJO p.m . FREEWILL BAPTIST ~ Cor~er Ash' and Plum, Mid· dleporl; Noel Herrman , pastor . Saturday evening service, 7 p.m. Sunday school. · ' B T 0 L-...lllll:..;--ri----.1 L..-==i!! BTO ' ' ' I �. ·, ' M I 0 0 LE P 0 RT i - Third ' TECOSTAL 5 youth choir reheanal Monday, Supt..· worship service, 10:30 ' 10 a .m. ; S unday ':30 p.m. ; Mrs. Marvin Burt, a.m . ; co nf ir mation classes, worship, 7 p.m . director ; · Senior choir Tuesday, 7·8: 15, junior con - 7 30 14AZARENE evening ST. PAUL LUTHERAN The Rev. Arthur C. Lund, pastor. Sunday school (nurseryadult), 9: 15 a.m.; Charles Evans, Christian Educalion • DURN 'fORE HIDE, SNUFFY!! Y !h ;v~e~.,~lh~~e~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~e~rv~-~-·~~,~~P~·~m~.~:E~v~en~o~~n~g~~~-----:--~-----'-_:--::-----'-----------~~-- supt. POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor. Roy Mayer, Supt. Church schoool. 9:15a.m.; worship, 10:24 a.m.: even.ing I ST UNITED PRES' BYTERIAN , Harrisonville, Sunday Church School, 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Homer Lee. Supt.; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. F I R S T UN I T E 0 PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, THIS ADDR6SS.,! 'IE WOUI.D HAVE TO GO AN' GIT I ' ' Grate, pastor. Worship service, ,11 a.m. ancl 7:30p.m. Sunday. Sunday School , 9:30 a.m . Richard Barton, suRI. Prayer meellnq, Wednesday, 7:30'p0 m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHR'IST - Clifford Smith; minos fer. Sunday School 9: 30 am.; morning church · 10:30 Sunday Church School, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday evening servic:;e, a .m . , Lewis Sauer, Supl.; 7: 30p.m. Wednesday service, 8 ~ornlnq Worsh iP~ 10:30 a.m . p.m. CAMPUS CLATTER • MR. SHARK£¥, PESCR< BE IDEA~ ~PUCAT<ONAL. NEXT TOT~E WOMoN'S · ATTENDING T~EO lUNIVERStTY f:NVIFIONMENT . IF 'lOU PLEAD INNOCENT, I MIGHT GET YOU OFF FOR 10 "''7 ,,.ANP-l.IVING DOUBT. -WHO !-/AIN'T BIN WARNED TO GIT OU~ TOWN, 8£FO'" TH'SADIE HAWXIN5 DAY RACENOVEMBER 18th. \~~ ~-Ci rr, 1<11:), LE 'S FI'>Ci SWISHER WINKLE 8UTWHAT WILL YOU DO? WHYMU5TYOU LEAVE 50 SUDDENLY? ·- .. -·~ "" """'"'< "' . .... ·-·.. GASOIJNE AILEY " LOHSE ~~~ 1 do \J;. 1:d r lr'.. = " ' ELEPHANT, PRI!iCfSS! THE "ROOM" IS CALLED A HOIIDAH! AND YOU WilL NafE FRCM ii1E .j5oe,rTIOI'i WE OCCUPY I~ Vie AIH'T SMACK \ T>IFii'l' ' OF THE SUN, !!!; ARE MQVIW EVER it< THE MIDOI.E 0' AN EA!tlltQUAKE·-- IlOW COME. WE'RE MAKIN ) LIKE A COJPlA 9!1\N MARK VSTORE EASlWP.RDS ~! e.,..s, MJAB 0' OHIO VAU.Et BAKING CO. THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. GAUL'S MARKET .-----~~=- IT WIT~! 15. On a winning streak ·~(....-,.....,.! 18. Before 17. Watch 18. Tempest 28. "Emma .. novelist Z3. Border on 27. Rice play; Weill opera (2 wds.) 29. Hurt L'l...:..-'l.~"---' ld..J......l....J 30, Oklahoman a1. Grecian theater 33. "All About " ~~~~~ 31. Cereal plant ,. . ' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. GOEGLEIN kEADY MIX CO. I ALL WEATHER· ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION M&R FOODLINER MONTG:JMERY WARD P. PAULEY, ·AGENT SEARS" ,--..-'"::::=......, ,. .. with pain 9. Man's nickname 11. Squirrel monkey U.Auto section (2 wds.l 18. Glrlin a pool 19. Georgia city 20. Snake 21• .Tapanese verse 22.Indlan title YetlerdAJO'• Anawer U, Judah -Hur 25. Bardot's ••one" 28, Thrice (mlio.) ZB. Assuage 32. Gift reclplent 33. By Jove I 34. Presidential ''nl:x" 35. English lad's school 31. Pottery Item 38. Frosting device 39. Spirit lamp 41. Hostelry 42. Written letter QYPTOQUOTBS U Joi J J A C G N N AN C' I IO' V G I U A C P "" ;, - ,. GZJGHA.GCYG; AI'N NTVGIUACP . HGVGVWGH.-TNYMH EGDMCI . ..Jr I YURLS 8. Afflicted · PUROG I I rORPLE ] I ! I [J f II I ,........,. ......•., .Yitterday't Jombleoo LIAVI lATON UNLIU AIDUCT Afttwers HOK> lo eomplaln abnut 11M MAD, CHARLIE !lrouJN! 4 dull hllif•-llllUNT TI-IEI('VE MN!>!ED HEI.fN 5WEET5lllftl('S 1!001< FRlMI OIIR ~HOO!. Ll~, A'ID I CAN'T FIND 0 T IUIW !! AXYDl.BAAXJ\ II .. ONGPILL01t' Olle letter simply stand• tor another. In thlo 11mple A 18 llled for the three L'a, X tor the two 0\ etc. Sln1le lettel'l, aPOI(ropbes, the lenlth and formation 01 the words are •II blnta. Each day the Fode letters are dJJferenl. w•• a, . Iogue 7. Confine DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: ' J. dermis or ''bread" :1. Palo - . Calif. ~::::......J FRANKLIN stoRE ' UIIICI'Uible theae tc.Ur Jumbles, one Jetter to e..h IIIUIM, to forM four ordinary word1. DOWN · 1. Hipster's ·-~ 30 . 3. Turf 4. Work unil 5. Less common 6. Prefix for En Rose" tO.!nterfere:"'i intrude · (colloq.) (4 wds. l U.Explate H. German city t5. English poet Antitoxins ' RIDENPUR SUPPLY <C 1872 Xlnr Futura SyndlcaLe, lne.) 3't .. La - CARPET-lAND, INC. . SADIE'S MARKET ~~WIDI!J1;-f"-:t,::~::! (2 DICK'S GROCERY RACINE FOOD MARKET ACROSS 1, Opera Actor's ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~6.1 13. nightmare wds.) BOGGS EQUIPMENT HEINER'S BAKERY ~-~ by THOMAS JOSEPH Yeatel'll•7's Crypteqaote: HABIT CONVERTS LUXURIOUS ENJOYMENTS INTO DULL AND DAILY NECISSITIES.ALDOUS HUXLEY wear 5. Summari· zatlon 10. On the ball 12. Swiftly DICK TRACY _ _ __ ' NEW YORK CLOTHING H0US£ . = Tuppers Plains p:' ISAW'/ SE'T"Ta? LODWICK'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK . I<NO>II 'THIS YA MAPE WAS PReTTY I!IAP l THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS LOAN FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH vi.' HOW PO':t 'TH' LAS'!' BA"TCH ' GAufS'~HAKE HAVEN Laurel Cliff 10 '>OUR CONFESSION.f CONVIC'T'& '{()J..I, .. ., L ..f'OR 'mE BOOK RIGH'RO I CAN GET 'KJU A 'TE:N·GRAND AT:NANCe ... HOWEVER., IF VOJ..I PLEAD GUIL1Y AND 'ffiE JUR'Y RE~ABLE DORM) WI'T'I·IOU[ WAU5,., the Sermonette m . " AI.Jo MAIL IT 10 OF THE Rev. Herbert I'1on c Iass, tl me se t FIRST BAPTIST" M Mia · ·CLIFF FREE • rehearsal, 7:30p.m.,. Thturs day,, f.1rma MT. OLIVE CHURCH, Long LAUREL t. corner Jf . 1 i...:th and Mrs. Pll.UI NeaS!', d ~rec or ~ . wee kl y, sen ·oor con f'~rma tJ on dlepor Palmer 'streets, Rev. Charles Bottom : John Dill. paYor. METHODIST - Rev. Robert .. POMEROY CHURCH OF class. Senior choir. 7:30 p.m . Simons, pastor . Fred Sunday school, 10 a.m .; E. Buckley, pastor. William THE NAZARENE - Corner Tuesday. Hoffman , Sunday School eva ngellsllc service, 7:30 p,m. Bailey, sup!.: Sunday school, Union and Mulberry. Rev . Superfntendent. Sunday church Willard Piggott, Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, ' Clyde V. Henderson, pastor. S E VF. NTH . DAY · A 0 . school for everyone 9, IS a.m .; superintendent. 10:30 a.m.; ·evening worship, Sunday school, 9:30a .m., Glen VENTIH _ LocaTed on 'M · h' 10 IS 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday, ' McClung, supt.; mornl.ng orn,ng wors 'P : a.m. ; F IRST u· N I T E 0 Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 Mulberry Hel~ht s, ·_near • Evening services, 7:30 p.m.; PRESBYTERIAN s I 7 3' ' ylacuse, p.m.; , prayer meeting, 7:30 worship, 10:30 a.m.: evenrng Veterans Memonal Hospital, W d d ••rvlce, 7:30,· mld·week ser· Pomeroy . Pastor Herbert ~.m. e nes ay prayer serv ce, : ~ Morn In~·h Worshl~, 9 a · m ·'· p.m.; Thursday choir practice, ~ Exira youth activities on Sunda h s vice,. Wednesday, 7:30 P m. s b"'lh s h 1 Y urc c ool, 10 a .m. 7 p.m. . Morgan. a ~ c oo, every unday, S p.m ., for all youth up Mrs. Sampson Hall , Supt. Dt!flCfi(R CHURCH OF Saturday at 2 p.m. and worship to sixth grade : 6:30 for junior CE EPISCOPAL 0a . STIVERSVILLE COM- J!HRI~T - Danny .Evans, 1 15te7 service followmg at 3:1S p.m. and senior high students. R GRALe · Open . Bible discussion each ev. roy viS, m n CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Hart,. 'pastor. Norman C. Will, supt. Morning prayer and sermon, Thursday at 7:30p.m. ·at the Middleport, 5th and Main. pastor. Sunday School service Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; !0:30a.m. Holy communion and church. "The Friendly Raul in Mos,er , pastor. Michael 10 a.m. Prayer Meeting each Worship service, 10:30 a.m. flrsl Sundays, 10:30 Church ." Ger Iac h' un day Schoo I sup t. Thursday 7·.30 p.m. •Sunday eChristian Enoi:e..vor Sunday sermon, . a .m. Church . school, kin · I ' B',ble School 9· 30 am · mor evening service, 7:30 o.m . ven ng. dergarten through elghlh G A AHA M UN I·T ED ' · ' ., ' -A REORGANIZED CHURCH ·, grade, 10:30 a .m. METHODIST - Preachlng ·9:36 ning worship, 10:30 a .m.; ZION CHURCH OF CH 1ST OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT- St~ve doc:m't mind. Only a little. POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m., first and Second Sundays evening worship, 7' 30 p.m .; - Pomeroy -Harrl san vi lie TER DAY SAINTS- Porlland He know' Dad has to travel. And CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., of each month; third and fourth prayer se•vice 7 p.m. Wed- Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, pastor. Bible School, 9: 30a.m., Sundays each month, worship nesday. Paul McElroy, Sunday School paslor. Herbert White, Sundar. some days Mom must work the swing worship, 10:30; adult worship servlceat7:30p.m.Wednesday CHURCH OF THE Supt.SundaySchooi 9: 30a.m .; SchooiDirector.SundaySchoo, shift. M I hi . service and young peoples even,·n~s at 7·.30. Prayer and NAZARENE - Middleport, morning worship and com - 9 30 Steve doesn't mind. Not very mUch, Rev . Audry Miller, pastor ; mun'·0 n, 10 : 30 am : a.m.: orn ng wors p, meeting, both 7:30p.m. Sunday. Bible tudy. · .; Sunday 10:30 a.m. ; Sunday evening It's just that food doetn't make a Wednesday, combined Bible FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Floyd Carson, supl. Sunday evening youth Chrlsllan en· . Wd d · meellng, 7:30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., school ' 9·· 30 a · m ·•· Morning deavor, 6·. 30,· Worsh~ services, even'ng serv1ce prayer 7 p .m.s rv•'ces e nes7·30 ay dinner. It's like a vacuwn when you're study and prayer a.m .; ~unior Sunday, 7:30p.m. ednesday P m 1 e ' · p.m Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C., worship · 1 6 10:30 o NYP alone. And the evening-what's to TliE SALVATION ARMY - the Rev. Fred Hill, pastor . soCie y, : 3 p.m. ; ' 6:45 evening prayer meeting and . BETHLEHEM B1\PTIST do? Envoy RayS. Wining, Oiflcer In Sunday School. 9:30 a.m.; p.m. Sunday evangelistic Bible study, 7' 30 p.m. Greal Bend, Charles Norris, 5 d 10 meeting , 7:30 p.m. Prayer ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Such vacuums can affect advrrsely h c arge. un ay , a .m.. , morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; meellng Wednesday, 7; 30 p.m. Pine Grove, the Rev. Arthur pastor. Worship service, 9:30 the developing penonality of a child, Holiness meeting ; 10:30 a.m., junior soclely, 6:30a.m. NYPS, S am · Sundab School 10·30a m MEIGS Combs, pastor. unday school. · ·• ' · · · 1 Sunday School. Voung People's 6:45 p.m. Sunday evangelistic They can also teat a child's sense of COOPERATIVE CAR LET N CHURCH 9, 30 a.m .; church services, Kingsbury Road. Sunday ' Legion, 7~.m. ; Thursday, llo 3 meeling, 7: 30 p.m. Prayer security and sel£~reliance. 1 0 ~3~:if.:uRY CHURCH OF School , 9:30a.m., Ralph Carl, TH~A~~~~ED p.m., La les Home League; 7 meellng Wednesdt6, 7:30p.m. We claim no expertise in child plyMIDDLE RT METHOOOIST CHURCH CHRIST. Bible School, 9:30 supt Worship service, 10' 30 P·s.ti'c:r:g c~~s:~T - Rev.· chology. Our con.cem, however, is MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Robert R. Card I h' a.m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. that there be no SW•y mommg v«Father Bernard Krajcovlc, Corner Fourth and Main , a.m., morn ng wors 'P· 10 :30 Prayer meeting, Wedne~day, pastor . Phone 992-282S. Middleport . Rev. Henry L. Key, Director as.m. ,sunda7~3e0vening Wocrhshoilpr 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles;, . r.twm. A Steve whote ch2racter is bep Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Jr., pastor. Sunday School 9:30 POMEROY CLUSTER erv ce, . p.m., oastor ing moldc:d by spiritual and moral Rev. Rober! R. Card practice Sunday and ~rd · OU:i DESTER CONp.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a.m., Arnold Richards, sup!.; training, a Steve whose home has the a.m. Conlesslons, Saturday, 7· Marring worship 10:30 a.m. Rev. F. S!anlen Smllh nesday, 1 p.m., prayer mee ng GREGATIONAL CHURCH atm01phere of religious conviction and 7:30p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHESTER - Worship 9: 15 and Bible study Wednesday 7' 30 ,- Rev . Carl Richards, pastor. ~OMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Larry Carnahan presiding a.m.; Church School 10 a.m . p.m. 'Mrs. Worley Francis, Sunday integrity ..• nch a Steve is better - r<obert Kuhn, paslor; William min Isler. Sunday, Bible lecture, · ENTERPRISE - Worship, 9 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - school sup!.; Sunday school, equj))ptd to meet the tests of loneliWatson, Sunday, school s~t. 9:30 a.m .; Watchtower study, a.m.; Church School , 10 a.m . Rev . Freeland NorriS, pastor. 9·4S a .m. : church services, ness :and freedom. Sunday school, 9:30a.m .; B F, 10: 30 a .m.; Tuesday, Bible FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 Sund~y school. 10 a.m. ; church second and fourth Sundays ln many f:amilics we c:annot alter 6 p.m.; Bible study, Wed- study, 7:30 p.m.; Thursday, a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. serv1ce, 7 p.m. Wednesday following Sunday school; first nesday, 7 p.m.; choir practice, ministry school 7:30 p.m., POMEROY- Worship, lb:30 Bible study, 7 p.m. and l~ird Sunday evenings, 7:30 circumsunces - but we can fosttr 'WI!dnesday, a:30 p.m. service meeting 8:30 p.m.. a.m.; Church School 9: IS a.m. ; p.m. qu:ality of character to cope with it. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6:30p .m. . RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN ' The Church 1S ready to help! CHURCH - Harrisonville Chris! in Christian Union ROCK SPRINGS- Worship OF THE NAZARENE _ - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; Road, Rev . Odell Man ley, Lawrence Manley, pastorS; Mrs. 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a .m. : Sunday School. 9: 30 a.m. ; Sunday School supt ., Ronald pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Youn~ Sunday chool UMYF 6:30p'l;m. · Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m. ; Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 school sup!. Sunday school, Supl. Sunday chool 9:30a.m MIDDLE RT CLUSTER Evenlno worship, 7:30 p.m .. a.m.; preaching 10:45 a.m. ; 9:30 a.m.; evening worship, Evening worship 7:30. Wea· Rev. Rober!' Bumgarner Wednesday Mid·Week Service. I EveninQ services, 7:30p.m . 7:30p.m.; prayer and praise nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 HEATH - Worship 10:30 Sunday School Superintendent, CoP)'rlght1971 k~ltt~ r A~~rtklng Servlc~, Inc, Slr;uburs. Vtrginll service, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. p.m. 'a.m.: Church School9:30 a.m.; Gerald Wells. Pastor, Rev . HYSELL RUN FREE Scri pluret 5eletted by the Amer'an Bibloe Soclely UMYF 7 p.m. Morris M. Wolfe. METHODIST- Ronald Wells, Monday T1mday Wednesday Tlnmdtiy S.lurday RUTLAND- Worship 9' 15 pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. L11ke Acts Hebrews Mattb.w Rroelatirm m.; Morning worship 10:30 a. a.m.; Church School 10 a.m.; UMYF 7 p.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- m.; Young People's Serv ice 28 :16-20 24:44-48 1:7- 11 12:1-6 1:1-8 SALEM CENTER-; Worship Charles Norri ...pastor . Sunday 6.45 p. m.; Evangelistic ser· 9 a.m.; Church SchoollO a.m.; School, 9:30 a.m. ; Morning vice, 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting, UMYF Thursdav. 7 o.m. worship, 10:45 a.m.; Sunday Thursday, 7:30 p m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; Sometimes a person of the pew will say after Sunday morRev. Merrell Floyd Wednesday evening Bible F RE E 0 0 M G 0 S PEL 'ning wonlhlp, ''Good preaching, pastor, that's ~ying it like it With the hope it will, In some measure, toster a.nd help sustain that whi,t:h is ASBURY- Worship 11 a.m.; Study, 7:30p.m. MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev. 18." There are many persons who feel that they are ''telling it like Church School 9: 50a.m.; WSCS, DANVILLE WESLEYAN , L. R. Gluesencamp, paslor. good·iQ family and community life, this feature 15 sponsored by the busmess . It Is," not only preachers, but believers as well. At least they feel lSI Tuesday. Rev . Lawrence Sullivan , Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 pas tor . Sunday School 9:30 School Supt. Sunday School. firms .and organizations whose ,rames appear below. ~ey have the right to speak their thoughts regarding the a.m.; Church School 10 a.m.; a.m.; youth and junior youth 9: 30 a .m.; Sunday e'enjng ICI'Iptures. WSCS, Jrd Wednesday, 7:30 service, 6: 45 p.m. ; evening worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, ' . worship, 7:30p.m.; prayer and Tuesday , 7: 30 p.m. Ernest p.m. &mdily, October 29th, Is Reformation Smday. We think of MIN~RSVILLE Worshi~ praise, Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. Oeeler, class leader. Youth Martin Luther, monk and theologian, who receives much of the 10 a.m.; Church School 9 a.m .; SILVER RUN FREE BAP- Meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m., ,cr~il for the Protestant Reformation. . WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7:30 p.m. TIST- Rev. Howard Kimble, Ernest ·Deeter, leader. ' ,..., ~ ~ - ,, . \~ . -~~ SYRACUSE - Worship, a pastor . Sunday schocl. '10 ,a.m.; .' . ' ' l Luther made rOll~ for the ''priesthood of every!belleverf ' Ir a.m.; Church School, 9 a.m .; Henry Davis, supl.; evening MT. HERMON CHURCH OF ~believed "that it was his faith in Olrist that saved him; that MeJgs County Br anch ~~· SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 service, 7:30 p.m. Prayer THE UNITED BRETHREN IN a.m.: ch4rch sc~ool, 9 a.m. meelinq, Thurday, 7:30 o.m . CHRIST - Robert Shook, If all are of one faith, one Gospel, one sacrament, why should not SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 all have the power to test and judge what is correct or incorrect Trailer Rentals and Supplies Rev. Frank Cheesebrew GOD - Rev. James Satlerfield, a.m., Russell Spencer, sup!. ; in matters of faith?" & CO. Rev. Martha Ann Mattner paslor . Sunday school, 9:30 worship. service, 10: 45 a.m., St . Rt. 7 Chester, Ohio 296 W. Secorid Pomeroy Rev . Howard Shiveley a.m.; worship servtce, 11 a .m .; e~ening worsh ip alt~rnating The "license" for each to express his religious faith as he Ph. 992-,3865 BETHANY (Dorcas! evening service, 7; prayer w1ih C. E. a! 7:30 p.m . on ,sees·tt, has resulted in confusion in the minds of some. A person Worship, 9:30 a.m.; Church service and youth service, Sunday. Prayer meellng, 7:30 . said aome time ago, "I am confused, for I have heard so many School 10:30 a .m. Wednesday, 7 p m. p.m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, CARMEL - Worship, 11 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAtl lay leader. Member of the Big 3 Interpretations of the Bible, by so many different people, that I "We Sponsor Jesus" a.m., lsi and 3rd Sundays: CHURCH _ Robert E. Musser, General Merchandise hardly know what to believe." . Church School, 10 a.m. 1 s d S h00 1 9 30 Rev. Stan Craig, Pastor ' APPLE GROVE Worship, pas or . un ay c ' : WHITE'S CHAPEL Tuppers Plains Ph . 667-3280 At the risk of confusion, perhaps many people believe in the • · d a.m. ; Robert Bobo, sup!.; Coolville RD. Rev . Roy Deeter, 7: JO p.m.. first and "" morning worship, 10: 30 ; Sun· right to extresslt as he sees it. Perhaps we need to be a bit more Sunday !I'; Church school. ' 9:30 day evening service, 7: 30 ; Mid· pasfor. Sunday school. 9:30 & Uke Luther, and listen to St. Paul who said, "work out your own a.m.: prayer meeting , first week service, Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.; worship service, 10:30 a.m. Bible sfudy and pr~yer Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Rexall Drugs salvation with fear and trembling," - whatever that means, service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. . EAST LETART,...:. Worship, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF We FIJI All Doctors' Prescriptions when we have heard the Gospel or read the Bible. Middleport, Ohio 7:30 p.m., second and fourth THE NAZARENE - Rev. M. C. RUTLAND 992-2?55 Pomeroy Robert T. Bumgarner, pastor, Heath United Methodist Sundays: church school, 9:30 Larimore, pastor:ll'ob Moore, RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST ' Olurch, MldcDeport, Ohio a.m. ; prayer meeting, third Sunday School Supt. Sunday - Rev . Samuel Jackson, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. School, classes lor all ages, 9:30 pasfor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; GREAT BEND- Worship 11 a .m. ; morning worship, 10: 45. Mrs. G~rtrude Butler, supt. a.m., 2nd and 4th Sundays: NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p.m. ; Prayer Service, 1:30 p .m .i Family Recreation Church School, 10 a.m. evangelistic ·service Sunday, preaching service. 2 p.m. • Society News Bakers of Holsum Bread LETART FALLS- Worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer RUTLAND CHURCH OF Swimming, Camping Middleport, Ohio 10 a.m.; church school. 9 a.m.! meeting, Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. CHRIST - Keith Wise, pastor. Mn. EvelynBrlckles Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brooks Bible study, 7:30 p.m. every Missionary meeting, second Sunday school. 9:30a.m., V. H. Sunday School attendance at of North Carolina spent a few Tuesday . Wednesday, 7: JO P.m . Braley, supt.; worship service ·.he United Methodist Church days here with her parents, UNI r~u FAITH NON - and communion, 10:30 a.m .; MORNING STAR Worship DENOMINATIONAL Rev. evening service, 7:30 p.m. was 46 and offering was $15.13. Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey and 9:30a .m.; Church School 10 ' 30 Rober! Smith, pastor. - Sunday Wednesday, Bible study, 7:30 Pomeroy-Member FDIC & 1 1 d h 1 0 Worship attendance was 32 and also her children, Mr. and Mrs. a .m.; MJd .Week Service, p.m. Regular board meeting, Chester, Ohio Wednesday, 8nP.m· sLc ooHI,II9: 3 a.mhl .; c as,s ea10e30r, Federal Reserve System 7:30p.m., third Saturday each offering $42.~. Tom Watson, Mr. and Mrs. MORSE CHAPEL- Worship eo ; wors P serv ce, : The WSCS is going to have James Watson, Mr. and Mrs. II a.m., 1st and 3rd Sundays; a.m.; church, 7:30p.m. ; prayer month meellnq, Wednesday . THE RUTLAND COMtheir annual bazaar and bake Gary Barnheart and family Church School, 10 a.m. MUNITY CHURCH - Rev . PORTLAND Worship 7:30 £DI!ll UNITED BR-ETHREN Sales-Allis Chalmers - Service sale on Nov. 11 at the church and Ray Wats'on. p.m. : Church School 9:30a.m. IN CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake,. Richard Dubbeld, pastor. Bakers of Good Bread Farm- Industrial - Lawn - Garden annex. Mr. and Mrs . Wayne SUTTON- Worship, 11 a.m. pastor . Sunday School , 10 a.m.; School, 9: 30 a .m. ; Worship Huntington, W. Va . service/ 11 a.m. ; Wednesday 2nd and 4th Sundays: Church Winnie Holsinger, supt. Mor. Tuppers Plains The Tuppers Plains com- Jirickles called on Mr. and 667-3435 prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. School 10 a.m. nlng sermon, 11 a.m.; Evening munity will have 11 Halloween Mrs. Edgar Dorst of Sumner. WESLEYAN (Racine! service Christian Endeavor, Sunday night worship, 7:30. party for the Tuppers Plains . Mrs. Hazel Gary of Clear- Worship, 11 a .m.; Church 7:30p.m.; Mrs. ~yda Chevalier, RUTLAND CHURCH OF president. So~ service and THE NAZARENE Rev children at the Tuppers Plains water, Fla., came Monday to Sch00'I 10 a.m. (Formerly Domlgans) a: 20 · ld ·wee k pr~yer Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr ., pastor. · NORTHEii' o r CLUSTER sermon, New Owner .:_ Dick Sergent Elementary School Monday spend a few days with her . The Store With A Heart Rev. Jacob Lehman meet\flg Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday School. 9:30 a .m. , Old U.S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 night, Oct. 30. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Racine Rev.' S!andley Brandum Mrs. Marie Holsinger, class Morning worship, 10:30 a.m. , Ph. 949-3342 ,. Stop In and See Us Young people's service, 6:45 Gerald VIolet and Dorset . Hoffman. JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m .; leader· . Mlller attended the Gasco Mrs . Harold Roberts of Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer CHURCH OF JESUS p.m.; Evangelistic services ' 7:30 p.m . Wednesday evening Meeting, Wednes. d ay, a p.m. CH,RIST located at Rulland supper at Athens Friday VIenna, W. Va., was a guest LONG BOTTOM - Church on New Lima Road, next to · service 7:30p.m. evening. one day last week of Mrs. services•, 9 a.m.; Sunday School Forest Acre Park ; Rev. Ray MASON COUNTY Mr. 'and Mrs. Herb Wilson of Kenneth Griffith. Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer 9:45a.m. Bible study every Rouse, pastor ; Roberi ,Musser, . THE HILAND CHAPEL Phone 992·3284 Middleport 1 Thursday, 7:30p.m. Sunday school sup! . Sunday George Casto, pastor . Sunday' ' Bellview and Mr. and Mrs . Middleport, Ohio NORTH BETHEL-Worship school, 10:30 a.m.; worship, School, 9:301 evening worship . George Francisco of Galion 11 a.m.: Church School 10 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Bible · study, Wed- 1:30. Thursday ev,enlng prayer' were recent guests of Mrs. ALFRED - Sunday school, nesday, 7.30 p.m. Saturday . 7 30 · p.m. BAPTIST. hi Effie Watson. . BY BERTHA PARKER 1: 4S a .m. each Sun d ay; n,g prayer serv 1ce, 7: 30 p.m. · servtce, MASON: FIRST • CO. 11 Sabbath &hool attendance preachln!j, at a.m. each ' H EM L 0 C K GR0 Second and Pomeroy Sts., Stan Mrs. Bessie Webster is ill at D.B.A. ANTHONY ' 7' 45 ·cHRISTIAN ,, - Davia ~tauner, Craig, pastor. Sunday school Middleport, Ohio Oct. 22 at the Free Methodist Sund~. rayer . me[~~g, this wriUng and Mrs. Dinsmore PLUMBING and HEATING p.m·. ednesday, W '8p.m. paslor; SlanfordStockton,supf. 9:45a.m.; worship service, 1' 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992·3!'&! ·Boyles is asslstlllg in her care. Church was 148. Offering for all on ihlrd Tuesday each month. Morning worship, 9: 30 a.m.; a.m .; training union, 6:30p.m.1; REEDSVILLE - Sund.ay church school, 10:30 a.m .· evening worship service, 7:30 Thurman Babcock is sUII a services was $182.92. i 'II be h id school, 9:30 ; preaching, 7· 30 y"oung peoples meeting, 6::id p.m. Mid-week prayer service R · J' patient at St. Joseph Hospital's .. . ev1va serv ces WI e p.m. Sunday; pra~er moetl~g, p.m .; evening worship, 7:30. W•dnesdav, 7:30p.m. · ' intensive care unit but is im- at the local church Nov. 13 7:30p.m. Tuesday, WSCS, 7.30 Bibleo\Sf>ldy, Wednesday, 7:'30 CATALOGUE STORE 116W. Main th . h 19 7 30 m night! first Thursday each month. · FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Ph. 992-7590 proving Sbmewhat. Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets . roug • ' : p. . y. SILVER RIDGEWorship, p.~T. UNION BAPTIST · -Letart Route I. the Rev. Stan Mr. and Mrs. RoMie Myers Rev. Buckley will be .the 10 a.m.; Church School, 9 a .m. Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 Free Estimates - Guaranleed.lnstalll.llon. . and family of Columbus were evangelist' and there will be TUPPERS PLAINS school supt., Joe Sayre. Sunday ·9!30 a.m .; prayer and Bible' weekend guests of . their speciJII singing. . . ,Worship 9 a.m .; Church School school , 9: 4_S a.m.,; Suodl!Y ; tudy, 7;30_p.m. Coll~e prayer J. . - d M- · ••o· r· man ;IP a.m. ' ·· ,. ' · •venlng wor,hlp, 7:30 Wed- service, Tuesday, 10 a.m., ' M ' parents, Mr.· and Mrs:· Roland r · ,an rs. " ,' KEJ'IO CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer and Bible study,', worship service, Frldliy, 7: 30 · Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus •.C. ,' Torrence. Schaefer attended the Cir· Hobart Newell, sup!. Services 7. 30 0 111 p.m. · ·• Meats and Groceries cleviUe Pumpkin Show. weekly, 9:30 .a.m. on Sunday. . T U 'p pER S pLAINs MASON CHURCH OF Mr. and Mrs ; Wayne 307 Spring Ave. ' Pomeroy Syracuse . 992·3986 Charles Diehl remainS a Preaching first and lhlrd CH RISTIAI'I CHURCH - CHRIST - Loren T. Stephens " Brickles attended the 40th . Ph. 992·2318 ,. . Sundays of month by CIIHord Eugene Underwood, pastor; minister. Worship, 10 a.m.,' wl!!lding anniversary of Mr. patient at University Hosp1tal Smith, 9:30a.m. Howard Caldwell, Jr., Sunday Bible study, 11:15 a.m.; evening and Mra . John Hayes of In Columbus. ' HOBSON · CHRISTIAN ' School Supt.; Sunday School, worship, 7:30 p.m. Mld--k t4~ Mr and Mrs Roy Howell of UNION S- Oarrselh Ooddrlll, '!'lo a. m.; Morning sermon, service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.ln Chesler Sunday a!ternoon. . • · pastor. unday - cool, 9:30 0. 30 a m. Sunday evening MASON ASSEMILY OF Mra. Dana Hoffman ·visited Indiana Authorl•oecl Catalog Merchant spent a week at their a.m ., Leonard Gilmore, firs! Mrvite,''7 m. GOO~ Second St.,.Meson, w · Furniture and Appliances Louis W. Oaborne her Iiiier, Mn. !Ana Stlehm of home here. elder; evening serylce, 7:30 LETART FALLS UNITED Va. Chester Tennant, pastor Ph. 985-3308 ' Chester, 0. I' 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992·2178 Mrs .' Charley Brown of p.m. ~!dnesday prayer BRETHREN_ Rev. Freeland Sunday school, 10 a.m.; mor Pittsburgh, · ind Dana's IIIOiher, Mn. VIvian Hoffman, Gallipolis visited Saturday m~~~~'/timCHURtH OF Norris, pastor ; Floyd Norris, ~~~go~~~~·~~vlce' j, a~'",n· Attend the Church of Your Ch_oice 1rbo 11 quill at WbeeUng. with her mother, Mrs. Cora GOO - Racine Routt ·2. The supt. ,Sunday school;0~': : ·:;:·: Bible sludy and prayer.service MIIIOI.PORT 1001 STORE Rev. Charles Hand, pastor. morn ng sermon, . . ., Wednesday 7·30 p m Phone' . B~ Willie lhlr:e she Yillted their Re nsha w, Sunday scbool, 9: 45 a.m.; Prayer service, Wednesday, 7?J.5J;J,l. ' · · · ' •01' ~ch and Office Supplies· Gifts llrotber.m.law, Chester Alber~ Mrs. Nellie Tracy, who fell morning worship, 11 a.m . 7!30 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF Ph. 992-3496 Pomeroy •, 992·2641 Middleport wbo had undersone eye recently injuring her knee, is 6venln~servltes, thuesday $ IRE CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chrlsllan Union U8ta) and llncnr improving. improving very well. ·, anBdEFAIR•Y•/L:JOLO. W •lOGE o5~~FH PROPHECY G P The Rev. William Campbell • · pastor. Sunday 1 H 1e w.. -" -'s · sctTool. 9: 30 nd Cha Mr M tat 1110 vltlted her own .a rs. res a Y CHURCH OF CHRIST- David Smith, pastor .. Sunday choo:1 a.m .; James Hughes, supt., F. JEWEL£Rs , lf•.Mra.OIII~or o( ,CroobvUle and. Mr. and ~II, pastor. Blblestudy,9:30 10 a.m.; Arthur Henson, Supt., evening servl•. 7:30 p.m . Dayton, .f!m.; morning worship, 10: 30; Morning Worship 11 a.m.' Wednesday avenlng prayer Bulova Watches · Sales & s.rvlct 100 Years In Pomeroy •ltltllflll, Oblo, and Dina's Mrs. Cliff••Wb!Wngton, d lth ~nlng worship, 6:30 p.m. Young Peoples service, 7 p.m.; met ling 7· 30 P m Youlh 1.. N. Sa cond MldlllepDrl r1 r, Mr. and lin. 11:1u vi1lted .,.on ay w Mrs. Kermit Wjllton ntsdey Blblt study, .,:30 Evening . wvlce1.. 7:30 p.m.;' prayer Mrvic• .ath 'tullday 8 IJI... It lellaJrt. Cleorlia Diehl, p.fn. l'l.!intld~y Mld·-k ""'Y"' tiNO p.m. '' w .. .' . . PEN · Bible study, • . ' ·ervlces, nJO p.m . FREEWILL BAPTIST ~ Cor~er Ash' and Plum, Mid· dleporl; Noel Herrman , pastor . Saturday evening service, 7 p.m. Sunday school. · ' B T 0 L-...lllll:..;--ri----.1 L..-==i!! BTO ' ' ' I �• 1-n.o.IIJl!entiDei.,~-PiirJI&Oy,O ,Oct 'll, 1972 • t - n. DliiJ a •1ne1, llkhl- ' Notice SYRACUSE OIUROi OF NAZARENE .S P M Day Qefore Publlcatlorf': Mon~ay Deadline 9 a m CancellatiOn- Corrections Will be ec::cepted until 9 a m for Day of Pllj)llcat on REGULATIONS .. 'tle PubHsher reserves tht IOht to edit or re,ect anv ads deemed oblec t lon al The ~ubHsher Will not be responsible tor more than one mcorrKt v Insertion R"'TES rFor Wan' Ad Service 5 ants per Word one mserhon Minimum Charge 7Sc 12 cents per wgrd three lnsert rtnfs 18 cents peor word sf1( con con~ec: utlve secutlve Insertions 25 Per C-ent Discount on ~ale Bds and &ds paid wtfhtn 10 days OF THANKS OBITUARY C~RD & II tS nol the hothead buf the hot hearl that sets Ihe woods on fire Sunday School-9 JO A M WorjJIIp-10 4S AM. Youngl'eopte--4 30 P M Evenong Worship-7 JO P M NO HUNTING on my property out of season or on Sundays H I ton Wolfe owner 10 27 3tc $1 SO for 50 word mlntmum Each add ltfona'f Word 2c NOTICE Wanted To Buy Furntture oak tables YARD Sale Saturday at Ronald OLD organ$ d1shes clocks brass Beegle reSidence about Ph beds or complete households m1le E of Raetne on Rt 124 Wrtle M D Mtller Rt 4 clothing baby •tems toys 1 Pomeroy Ohio Call 992 6271 p ece new carpet and other 6 28 tfc m scellaneous 1tems 10 27 lie WANTED - Old uprtghl p1anos grand p1anos old BASEMENT Sele <72 South pump organs Any condttton Thord Ave Mt uuleport Paymg SIO each Wrtle g1vlng Salurda y Oct 28 clothtng d~rectlons Witten P1ano Co cur ta•ns and miscellaneous Box ISS SardiS Ohto 43946 tems 10 27 6tp 10 27 lie KOSCO T KOSMETICS Our la les l 1s On e Day fr agr ance Ot he r s m c lude K and Th e Lemon Grove A lso new childre n s products Phone Helen Jane 992 5113 We d l1 ke Ia serv e y ou e "HElL" HEATING & COOUNG ARNOLD BROTHERS estate may be adjudged to one or more of the parties to this su1t upon election as provided ANTIQUE pump organ ortgmal except by low lhen thai said real estate may be sold according to law free and clear from all the claims rights and Interests of all the parties to this su1t Plaintiff further prays lhoteach ol said Defendonls may be required to set up whatever, claim or claims right or rights Interest or Interests each of I The best buy In the aru Have slicks & jeans for the hot w e lam 1ly Save One Third 1, Jack POMEROY W Carsey, 1971 KAWASAKI 100 excellent condtl lon ready to go Sacrtftce for ooly $235 Phone Coolville 667 6214 10 20 121p REGISTERED male Beagle pup 4'1' months old shots Donto McFarland Mason W Va 2S260 10 27 31p 7 WEEK old pigs phone 949 2163 10 27 Jlp For Rent 3 AND 4 ROOM furniShed and unfurnished apartments DON T pump your sluggtSh Phone 992 5434 sept c tank Get l<tean Em 412 ttc All Septic Tank Cleaner ---'------Landmark Farm Bureu Pomeroy 2 BEDROOM mob le home Rober t Htll Phone 949 3811 - - - - - -- - 10_27 He 10 26 61c BEAGLES pupptes 8 weeks NEWLY remodeled 4 room old phone 992 7387 10 27 3tp unfurn ished apartment w1th ba lh W II be ready by ----'-----~ Noven•ber 1st lnquore at 304 FIREWOOD phone 992 2413 Spnng Ave Pomeroy 10 27 2tp 10 26 tfc BOO X 165 ATLAS truck 3 ROOM and bath turnlshed Weather guard t~res used apartment must have a Just3 000 m11es 2 sets French reference also sleepmg doors phone 992 7889 rooms Al1ne Weaver 10 27 2tc Racme 949 3S84 10 27 6tc 1967 PLYMOUTH 318 motor and ELLJ:N S Gtll Shop Reedsvtlle 10 24 lfc BLIND ADS tf l be op en Fndays Addlllonol 2Sc Charge per w Saturdays and Sundays I SEWIN G CLASSES now be ng Advertisement p m to 7 p m novelf1 es toys OFFIC.E HOII"II\ g• ven by Betty Fredenck at clothmg and furmture- Call "8.30 am, tq 5 00~ m. Dally lhe newly opened N&F 1, 30 a m 10 1• 00 Noon 378 6249 or contact al home Sewmg Cen ter Chester Oh1o Saturday 10 27 31c loca ted -acr oss from grade school Some classes st II open W II al so do sewmg and Lost Card of Thanks al ler ah on s Ph one 985 JB60 or PART Basset and part Beagle 985 3344 afler 5 p m m Old Town Flat s area • IN APPRECIATION to Or 10 26 6tp answer s to nam e of Boy ~ R1dgeivay Dr Telle and the -----.....--chtld s pel phone 949 2746 staff at Veterans Memonal 10 27 61c GUN SHOOT Sunday October ' Hosp1tal for the care they 29 I p m Factory choked , gave Homer M Braley our guns onlv Sec ond place BLACK Scoll•sf> dog In Mtd ~ husband father and grand shool ers g et free shot 1n nexl dleport answers to Amos ' falher while he was ma tc h As so rted meats TRAILER space after Nov 1 reward for safe return phone ~ hospitalized We also wtsh to Rae ne Gun Club on.e mtle from Easlern Htgh 992 2420 ' thank Ewtng Funeral Home 10 26 3tc 10 27 3tc School on Route 7 call 98S ~ pallbearers friends who sent 4134 ~ flowers food and cards and 10 25 6tp CA NING done also Spl int rush ' spectal thanks to Rev Robert LEGAL NOTICE and reed work R L Moore Card for the comfort he gave IN THE COURT OF FURNISHED 2 bedroom 992 6046 to us after Homer s death COMMON PLEAS apartment adults only MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 10 2S 61p The Home Braley Family Nof1ce By PubliCafiOn Middleport phone 992 3874 10 27 lip No IS 113 GUN SHOOT alsortfle matches 10 22 tfc CHARLES LEWIS - open s1tes only Forked Route l Box 16 Run Sportsman Club Sunday TRAILER Brown s Tratler : LEGAL NOTICE Pomeroy Ohio Ptamttff Court phone 992 3324 Oc tober 29 12 noon LEGAL NOTICE vs 10 22 tfc 10 25 3tc Sealed btds w II be recetved '" RUTH LEWIS the office of the V llage Clerk Route 3 Box 16 Pomeroy Ohio until 12 o clock Pomeroy Ohio PIANO and organ lessons by 12 X 60 MOBILE home adults noon on November 6 1972 on Et al Defendants graduate of C1ncmnaft only call 992 5443 the following proposals Th e Defendants Mary Anna 10 22 tfc of Mus•c phone Conser<Jatory 1 For th~ purchase by the Davis whose place of res dence 992 3825 Village of Pomeroy of a new is unknown Addts M Dav1s 10 25 12tc 1973 Truck Chassis and Dump whose place of res1dence IS For Sale Body with lhe follow ng unknown The unknown heirs apeclflcollons dtv1sees legatees di stnbutees REVIVAL at Freedom Gospel 1968 DODGE 1 lon truck stake 2.. 000 m lnlmum GVW administrators and executors MI SSion Bald Knobs startmg body Good conqtllon Phone u Inch Cab to Axle 1f any of James Ward November 2nd 7 30p m Rev 98S 4190 or 985 4153 1 000 lb front axle m mlmum deceased tfle unknown heirs L R Glusencamp Pastor 10 26 6tc 17 000 lb 2 speed rear axle devisees legatees d!str lbutees Rev Georqe Hoschar West ratio 6 so 1 and executors Columbia W Va Evan YARD SALE Frtday and Factory reenforced frame admm1strators 1f anY Of Ruby Ward Hill 5 speed transmlss on Deceased John Howard whose gel st special slngmg Saturday localed two houses Direct In flllh place of residence IS 1541 3 public IS IOVIIed above Hobson sawmtll on Rt ! All types of englf'e w!JI be Compton California 10 256tc 1 considered but bid must specify VIsalia 79amto4pm 90220 Ganzel/ Howard whose 10 26 21c cubic. inch displacement lace of residence 1S 15413 YARD Sale Metgs & Gallla ,umber of cyilnden etc lsalla Compton Cal fornia Food Mkt 4 m1les South of minimum 300 cu Inch 90220 Davis Howard whose DAMAGED 1972 Zig Heavy dutv front end rear place of rnldence Is unknown M ddleporl on Rt 7 red and PAINT zag sewlng machmes Stil l m springs wftt't overloads on rear The unknown he~rs devisees pmk d epress1on glass an ortgtnal cartons No at 2 spted electric Wipers legatees dlstr1butees ad hques clolh1ng and tachmenls needed as our INindshltld washers and executors f m scel laneous 9 a m to 5 Signal lights with Mzord mlnlstrators contr ols are built 1n Sews any of James Sm•lh p m Frtday 27 Saturday 28 switch wtth 1 or 2 needles makes Deceased The unknown heir s and Sunday 2'/lh Heater and Defrosfer butl onholes sews on bultons dev !sees legatees dlstrlbutees 900 X 20 tires mud and snow adm inistrators and executors monograms and blmd hem on rear - Cast !poke wheels If any of carri e Henshaw sttlch Full cash pr ce $38 50 Power steering Deceased The unknown heir s or budget plan avatlable Heavy duty brakes devisees legatees dls,trlbutees Phone 992 5641 Heavy duty clutch admtnlstrators and executors Heovy du!v ballery 10 24 6tc f any l ot Mildred Thompson Heavy duty bumper Deceased The unknown he i rs Heavy duty Alternator devisees legatees d!stnbutees VACUUM cleaner new 1972 West Coast mirrors adm In fstrators and executors model Complete with all Mud flaps If any of Dorothy Devol cleantng lools Small patnl !to! 2 front tow hooks - rear tow Deceased The unknown ~elrs dan,age In shtpptng Wtll take lfO ;: \Ivy I dev !sees legateet !4'f l&1rlbutees!t._ l'il . $27 cash or budget plan inistrators and exe'cUtorsJ ~ Wlfii"and Wllhout Dump bed adm ava Jable Phone 992 5641 lf any of Nora Howard Wmdow 1 to be 7 X 10 tt 24 sides with 'h Deceased The unknown he irs 10 24 6tc size wing type cab protector devisees legatees distnbutees A1r Cond1t1oners Color Yellow administrators and executors 1965 INTERNATIONAL Seoul Door In tall gate Complete If any of Mary Sm th Rollins I Hot WateJ\ Heaters 4 wheel dnve needs front with Hoist Deceased and The unknown Plumbmg end work 5400 call 992 6064 2 For sale by the Vlllege of he.rs dev isees legatees 10 2S 4fp Pomeroy us 1967 lnternat onal d l stnbutees adm i n i strators Electrfcal Work Dump Truck The bidder may and exe c utors f any of state ell her what he will g ve for Harrtson Rollm s aka Harnson REGISTERED Angus calves 2 the 1967 International Truck or Rawl ngs Deceased w i ll tak e bulls of breedmg age Ensco what amount he w1ll allow as a nolice that on the 28th day of and Wye blood lines Btll trade In for the new Truck July 1972 a Compla•nt was Witte Rock Springs Ohto Chassis and Dump Body f l ied tn the Common Pleas phone 992 2789 described above Court of Meigs County Ohio 10 2S 121c Each bidder may bid for Castt No 15 llJ wherein you either the purchase of the 1967 have been named defendants 992 2448 ===::-:-=-:--::---:--:; International or for the sale to In the prayer of the Complam t POTATOES SO lbs No 1 S2 19 Pomeroy, 0. the VIllage of Pomeroy of a new Plalnllff B size $1 39 unclasStfted demands lhot hiS In Truck Chassis and Dump Body terest In said real estate may be Sl 79 20 lbs sse apples 52 dncrlbed above or both Each set off to him In :severalfv and per bushel and up 9 var1et1es bid must contain the full name for part tion of satd real esti!lte kraul cabbage 7c a lb 5c lb of every ptrson or company according to the respective n 50 lb lots prices good lntertsted fn the same and the rights of the part ies hereto and lhrough Sunday Midway bid must be accompanied by a In case part fion of sa id real check or bond in the sum of estt~te cannot be mi!lde wtthout Market W Main St ON PANTS & JEANS $100 00 to the satlsfact,on of the man1fest lnlurv to the value Pomeroy phone 992 2S82 VIllage Council as a guaranty thereof then that sa id real 10 25 31c thai If lhe bid Is occepled ontractwill be entered Into and ts performance properly ecured Tt'tese checks or bonds Nllt be returned at once to a11 except the successful bidder His check or bond will bt held until the contract or bid Is prop~erly executed by him The right Is reserved to relect any and all bids Jane Wal1on Clerk For Sale all new bellows Over 80 years old Made by Taylor and Fraley Organ Co Worcester Mass One bellows type Pnone 992 3904 10-131f tran sm 1sslon both m good From the largest Bulldozer Radiator Smal!~sl Heater Core Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORt INC. 992 2174 Pomeroy Farm Equipment McCormick No 16 FIELD HARVESTE~ Good Condition MtCormlck No so FIELD HARVESTER With nearly new 1 row corn head This can use 2 row unit 1-Gehl FIELD HARVESTER Good condition Meigs Equipment Pll 992 2176 POMEROY, OHIO COAL Limestone Excelsior Salt Works E Main St Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 4 12 ftc -------- JUST TAKEN IN Stnger Sewing Machtne Will sell for small bal~nce of $36 21 or payments 'may be arranged Phone 992 5331 9 7 tfc -------- 8 TRACK STEREO fretght damaged tn beautiful walnut console Will sell for $101 50 or pay Sl SOper week Phone 992 5331 9 7 lfc ~~----:--------: Abr .... Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Ttl! Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Ma1n, Pomeroy, 0 iARTH MOVING Dozer & End !older work, ponds basoment, land scap~ng We have 2 s1ze dozers 2 Size looders Work done by hour or contract Free Esltmates We also haul fill dirt, top SOli Dump trucks and tow boy lor hire See Bob or Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 afler 7 p m or phone 992 o::'"r TUPPERS PLAINS Clean uud furniture Guaranteed appliances Huffy' 20", BIKES Murray 10 spoeds- dl5count price• LAYAWAY FOR XMAS Open to 7, Closed Mondays 72 Chev. tapnce 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, atr·····'3500 72 tadtllat Sedan DeVtlle, power, atr· • • • • '6500 72 Olds Toronado, full power, atr ......... '5295 Po11eroy Motor Co. 72 OPIM IVES; 1:00 P.ltl. ~!<ROY, 01110 Too Late to Oassify ••• 'ROOFING eHEATING •PLUMBING •CARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING For Free Estimate If I HAVE ToGo Take Me To THE SHOP lOGE ROAD OY 0 Culling Courteous service DICK LITTLE VAUGHN 112 6346 992 3374 Let D1ck and Dale Help You Wtth Your Meat Problems PHONE 992!2550 ~------ ---------- Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker POOOLE pupptes Stiver Toy Park view Kennels Phone 992 ;;U-::il-:D:-;I~N:;: B:: Gc;:lo--;1s? ln-:R:-oc ~k:-S;;-p-; r lngs 5443 8 15tfc In registered sub division phone 992 2789 10 25 61c Auto Sales 1970 PLYMOUTH 4door Fury I COMFORTABLE two story home full basement bath wh1te ex palrol car $1400 and 'h all ached garage and Phone 992 5310 10 26 3tc extra lot In a good location Bas c fvrn ture available Phone 992 7384 or 992 7133 for 63 CHEVROLET Call 992 364S appo ntment 1o 26 31c 10 25 61c 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super Beelle cheap 24 000 mtles A 4 ROOMS and balh 3 acres of land two fhtrds basement 1 cond1t10n Phone 992 6222 butldtng 20 x 40 plus barn alter S p m located tn long Bottom city 10 24 Sic water parllally remodeled phone 985 3539 6S OLDS Cutlass 330 10 2S lotp aufomat1c power steenng p ow er brakes good con 5 ROOM house and balh dtlton phone 992 5897 10 2S 31p located on Brick Street Rutland lnlerlor being remodeled phone 742 3334 Mob~e Homes For Sale 10 20 12jp 1956 Paramounl mobtle home 8•4S 2 bedrooms $149S IDEAL 5 ACRE RANCH L~ke Conchas New Mexico $2 975 Phone 992 3205 No down No Interest S25 mo 10 26 31c for 119 mos Vacation Paradise Free Brochure TWO bedroOm mobile home In Ranchos Lake Conchas Box good condtfton $1 600 2001DD Alameda California Zuspan s Trailer Court 94501 Velma G Zuspan Mason W 10 3 Jotp Va 10 12 15tp CLELAND REALTY MIDDLEPORT - 2 story brick 2 or 3 bedrooms, botlt dining toom gas forced air heat storm doors and windows 2 porches Qllrage, level lot $8 500 00 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame 51arge bedrooms 1'11 baths dining, nice J<ltchen, cellar 2 glossed In porches garage carport 112,800 00 POMEROY- 2 story frame, 2 bedrooms bath nice kitchen corpeted lust renovated throughout AUTO SALES 1970 MODEL 442 Olds 455 cu m 375 h p new tires mag wheels 1 own•r Excellent condition call 985 3341 10 27 3tc FOR SALE HORSES- I yearlmg stud 2-2 yr old geldings 1-2 yr old mare 1-6 yr old mare all are registered Quarter Horses phone 985 3341 10 27 Jtc Reedsville News, Notes By Mrs Lyle Balderson Mrs Gladys Smith has returned home after bemg a pallent at UniVersity Hospital m Columbus Pamela and John Riebel of Pomeroy R D , were overnight guests of the1r grandparents, Mr and Mrs D C Rtebel Mrs Hazel Buckley is a pahent at Camden Clark Hosp1tai In parkersburg Tma Lyons of Torch was a weekend guest of Robm l:lumphrey Mrs R E Williams, Mrs Lyle Balderson and Kay VIS!led with Mrs Came Smith of Parkersburg, W Va , Mrs Hazel Balderson of V1enna, and Mr and Mrs VrrgJI Buckley of Belpre, recently Mrs Walter Brown visited With Miss Naom1 Pickens at Athens Mr • lind •Oiitrt't'eilarlelt ' D9naldson and1amily of Logan v1s1ted w1th Mrs Hazel Barton recently Mrs Dawam Durst visited w1th Mrs Shellie Petty at the Christian Anchorage Nursing Home at Martella, Wednesday Mrs Petty was celebrating her birthday Garrel Chevaher, Mansfield, spent a few days With Mr and Mrr. - Edward Chevalier Mr and Mrs Glen Mill10an oiJ Parkersburg were dinner guests of Anderson B Kibble Olher VISitors at the Kibble home were.Mr and Mrs DaVld Smith and Diana of Long Bottom ~ $850000 MIDDLEPORT RURAL -I story, J bedrooms utility, beth gas forced air furnace recreation room fruit storage paneling and lila $9 BOO 00 WANT TO SELL? LIST WITH US WE ADVERTISE YOUR PROPERTY THROUGH OHIO AND W VA IIENRY E CLELAND REALTOR Phollem22" ' WMP0/1390 Ofl YOUR ow.· r • 1961 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE $lm !;'::i,"~i ~~ mlteege car beautiful creem finish ac op .... cket seats with console new white.woll fires power steering atld automatic transmosslon Radio gs~~F THE SCARCE ONES AND AS NICE AS THEY 1nstallahon reasonable for MIX CONCRETE estimate call 992 5471 after S READY POMEROY delivered nght to your pm pro1ect Fasf and easy Free 10 27 31p estimates Phone 992 3284 HOME & AUTO RUSSELLS Furntlure Goegletn Ready Mtx Co 992 2094 Mtddleport Ohto Upholstery free ptckup and 6 30 tfc 606 E Mam Pomeroy deltvery phone 992 5771 10.27 30tc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED OFFICE SUPPLIES REASONABLE rates Ph 446 WILL cut or lrtm trees 4782 Gaiii£OitS John Russell and reasonable also clean out Owner & Operator basements atltcs and 5 12 tfc FURNITURE cellars phone 949 3221 - -- - - - - - 10 430ft C BRADFORD Aucltoneer Stolf' In and See Our SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Complete Servtce Floor Display SEWAGE SYSTEMS Phone 949 3821 Racme Oh1o SEE US FOR Awnings storm CLEANED REPAIRED Cntt Bradford MILLER SANITATION doors and windows carports 5 1 tfc marquees aluminum siding, STEWART OHIO PHONE 662 3035 and ratltng A Jacob sales 0 DELL WHEEL alignment representative For free 10 4 lfc located at Crossroads Rt 124 estimates phone Charles =:::=-:-:-: - : - -Complete front end serv1ce SEWING MACHINES Repaor tune lisle Syracuse V V up and brake service servtce all makes 992 2284 Johnson and Son Inc Wheels balanced elec The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy 3 2 tic All work trontcally Authorized Stnger Sales and guaranteed Reasonable Servtee We Sharpen Scissors AND DOZER work rates Phone 742 3232 or 992 BACKHOE Sepltc tanks Installed George 3 29 tfc 3213 (Bill) Pullins Phone992 2478 7 27 tfc ~ 25 tiC Wanted To Rent AUTOMOBILE Insurance been 1 BEDROOM apartment tn Real Estate For Sale cancelled' lost your Pomeroy Middleport area operators license' Coli 992 call 446 2732 Galltpolls or 2'166 wrtle Danny Buckley Rt 1 6 15 tic Gall ipoliS 10 27 3tp DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks, dll Real Estate For Sale chtng service top soli 1111 dirt limestone B&K Ex HOUSE tn long Botlom phone cavaltng Phone 992 5367 98S 3529 Dtek Karr Jr 611 tfc --------,,--9 I tic RACINE - 1Q roo/)1 house bath bWsemei\~ gMage !wo ' Real Estate1fiOr Salt! lots Rhone 949 48.13 110 Mechantc 5I 4 s lfp Pomeroy, 01110 457" APPLES Fltzpalrtck Or chards State Route 689 Phone Wilkesville 669 3785 lhem hos In ond lo said real ,._ _ _liPiihoiiiniitli91i92-21;,;8,;,1_. estate or be forever barred !!' 8 30 tfc ttom asserting same And HAYMAN S Auct on - a good NOTICE OF APPOINTM!NT further Plaintiff prays for other place to go each Frlday Cue No 20 799 relief The r eal estate Is even'"g 7 p m at Laurel ONE SET of Ferguson 14 Etf•te of Audrt Edward proper plows 2 good rabbtl dogs described as follows 1 t Wy~rs, Deceased The following desc r 1bed r eal Cl11f on old Rt 7 1 m1 ewes Nate Vanaman phone 7..t2 Notice IS hereby given that estate situate jn the VIllage of of Rock Sprmgs Fairground <..ASH patd lor all makes and 5322 Florence Wyers of Route 1 Pomeroy Meigs County Oh o 10 10 lfc 10 26 31p models of mob1le homes lhedsvllle- Ohio has been duly Tract NO I Phone area code 614 423 95Sl appointed as Administratrix of Being part ot Lot No 6 on the Estate ot Audra Edward NOW WRECKING lhe former 4 13 tfc Prospect Hill In said Ctty and In Wanted Wyers deceased late of Meigs Fraction No 17 beg l nnlru~ on Epple s Grocery Store ~==~====::::::..f'T Counly Ohio bu!ld1ng 10 Pomeroy All rCaroline Street at the Nor Creditors are requ~red to file thwest corner of a lot sold to kmds of building malerials their claims with said fiduciarY John M Stivers thence wllh DRAFTSMAN • Afr Cond1honers sale oo the job Call 992 for Within four months sa id Street N 88 deg West 100 •Awnmgs 5946 or 882 3219 Dattd thiS 171h day ol Oc feet thence South :z Deg West A lo<:al company has an 10 26 f2tc Iober 197'2 • Underpmnrng 100 feet thence South 88 Deg open1ng for an experienced Manning D Webster Judge East parallel with Caroline draftsman, excellent fr1nge CORN S1 15 a bushel Phone Probate Dlvl,lon of Street lOOfeet to lot of sa1d John Complele mobile hQme, J Common Pleas Court benehts and opportunity lor 247 2852 Andrew Cross "ervlce M Stivers thence w ith the line ~ plus gigantic M.t~lgs County Ohio advancement Salary of sa1d Stivers lot 100 teet being Lelarl Falls Ohto (10) 20 27 (11 ) 3 'display of mobile homes the house and lot former ly 10 26 61c commen$urate with always available at owned by Wm R: St vers background and experience Tract No 2 7,/ e CHAROLAIS bllll will be 2 The Almanac Send br1et resume to P D All of Lot Number Five (S} In years old tlrsl ol May Call By United Press Ioteroatlonal S W Pomeroy s Add ltton to th e Box 729 S c o The Daily 773 5559 City of Pomeroy In F ra c tion No Today IS Fnday, Oct 27 the 11 Town No 2 Range 13 Save Sentinel, Pomeroy, Oh1o 301st day of 1972 with 65 to and except 100 feet square off of 45769 An Equal Opportunity the North end of said Lot No s follow Trocl No 3 Employer. The moon 1s approachmg 1ts Boglnnlng ol lhe Soulhwest corner of Lot No F lve on last quarter Prospecl Htll In s w Help Wanted The morning stars are Venus, Pomeroy s Add lflon to said C1ty of Pomeroy thence North 2 WOMAN TO work at M1dway &!turn and Mars De; East 206 feet then ce Markel Phone 992 2565 or The evening stars are Mercu- North 88 Oeg west 100 feet apply m person Thence South :z Deo west 18J ry and Jup1ter 10 2S 3tc leel lhence Soulh 70 Deg <0 ThOBe born on thlB date are East alon; the North stdt of a VETERANS Gel real benefits lorty foot street 104 feet to place under the Sign Of SCorpio from your pr or service If of beg,nnlno Sav ng and ex Theodore Roosevelt, 26\h cepflng coal and other .. ou ve been separated' from the r ight to mine he serve ce as .:tn E .tor above 1966 STARCRAFT tenl trailer president of the United States, minerals s•me without encumbrance to wlthm lhe lasl 4 years you sleeps 8 stove smk the surface end all ways end wa, born Oct 7:1, 1858 may be ellgtble for tmmedlate refngerator excellent con rights Of ways along any On thia day in histocy acllve duly In fa~t the U S d lion $975 Phone 367 7530 mineral seam hereby resrrved Navy has Introduced new re 10 14 6tc In 1171, the political chief of Reference Deed Vot 75 POMEROY - Six room house and beth 2 porches, 4 A enlistment regulaftons For Page 178 Dud Records Meigs ground some !Imber I garage, price $14,000 00 New York's Tammany HaU- County Ohio fur her details contact Gene MODERN walnut stereo AM Iklll Tweed-was ~ted on You are rectulred to ans" er Peters 593 3566 Collect or FM radio 4 speed changor 4 RACINE - Six rooms & befit, 2 porches, fargo lot 1 the Complaint within twenty call toll free 1 BOO 282 1288 speoker sound system chara• ~ defrauding the city eight days afttr the last Qllrage quiet neighborhood SIO 000 00 10 25 Jlc Balance S68 27 Use our In lt04, the ftrat pracUcal publication of. thIs notict budget terms Call 9t2 7085 by not later than the NEASE SETTLEMENT- Six room house 94 A land abway bepn operaUnc in New namely and 10 22-61c 27th day of November 1972 or BABYSITTER dOuble gorage good country homo Sl2,800 00 Yllrk Qty .from the Brooklyn ludgment by default will be housekeeper wolh a 3 year old rendered against you girl live tn If possible MAPLE stereo radio com Jlridae to 14$111 Street in R!'-CIN E ~ 80 A farm s room hOuH 2 ml out of Racine dependable and single llerson Evelyn Lucke blnatlon AM FM radio 4 Nanhettan Clerk of CO\Jrts $23 000 00 2S to 35 years old call Charles speed changer i spe~~ker Melg, County OhiO King 992 3184 between 12 and sound system Balance S73 41.. In 1117, coocert Yiollnlst CALL HILTON WOLFE 2 p m or 5 p m till 6 30 p m RIAL ISTATI SALESMAN Use our blldget terms tall Jarhl Helfell made bla debut Crow CroW & Porter or 992 6641 after 7 p m 992 7085 PH.f4f-UII for Plain lift 11 C1me1Je 11111 at the age of Altornevs (9) 15 22 29 (10) 6 13 20 27 10.216tc 10 22-61c 71c 18. VILLAGE OF POMEROY (10) 13 20 27 31c Bariain USED CARS Olds 88 H.T. 71 Olds 98 71 Olds 98 sm cond1llon $100 each call 992 2927 10 27 3tc CEILING tile wall paneltng usm On Mo51 American Caro -GUARANTEEDPhon, 992 2094 1971 BUICK Sportw Sea 12149 factorya~fr' cond~J:dcorfal finish with vinyl Interior ugQllge rack radio 350 v s enheg 1ne automatic frons power steering & brakes like w w w!Ires If you want how fry this outstanding buy as piece & plenty of luxury DRIVE A LITTLE -SAVE A LOTI Kuhl's Center Rt 1 "at caution light" Wheel Alignment '5.55 Carmel News, By the Day Verna Circle VISited with ' Walter, Eva and Sadie Archer a recent Sunday Mt and Mrs James arcle of New Haven spent a Sunday w1th Mary Circle Rev and Mrs Richard Young and family of Stdney, Oh10, and Mr and Mrs Robert Matson and family of Kent spent Friday night and Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs Edson Roush ViSiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson, Toni of Racine, Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens and family of Syracuse and Mrs Edlth Bickers and family • local Mr and Mrs Doyle Mutli and fanilly, N"ew Pblladelpbla, Mjsa Dlsle Circle o! Cleveland ..,ent the weekend with Mr and Mn Homer Circle Charla Wayne Brinker of Carey vlllted relltl\lell ~ friendl, ,Betty Van Meter, Mr and Mn Arthur E Jolu..-. ud l•mlly.., Mn Duo Brillker, Ralpb Lie, Cllrlell CGrnell oflklwn111h Rllll, and Mr and Jln llayDIIIIIIIImlll ~ RUTlAND 741-4211 Arnold Grate Rutlud ' ' ' ' PoMeroy Business Services EXPERT . Nt-P-oy, o ,oct. rr,tm Sentinel "Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION OEADt.INES ' Pwlll.,. ..a qrdt. Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffers, Mr Gene Jeffers and sons and Richard Jeffers, Kr1sty and Ntki, wer• among those from thts area attending the annual Farm Bureau banquet Mrs Hazel Clark, Lockhart, Texas, has been the guest of relattves here mcludlng her brother's family, Mr and Mrs Joe McWhorter and chtldren, her brother m law and SlBier Mr and Mrs Dale Harvey and famtly and another brother-m law and sister Mr and Mrs Everett Holcomb and family She accompamed the Holcombs on a weekend tr1p to NIBgara Falls Mr and Mrs Bob Hamson of Stoutsvtlie visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wilham Cheadle Mr and Mrs Cecil Gillogly and family JOmed members of Mrs GtUogly's family for a get-together at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Grover, Long Bottom Others present were Mr and Mrs Carl Mormng, Elyna Mr and Mrs Harley Hanmg, Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and children, Mr and Mrs Gene Lambert Don, Sherry and Charlotte Ketth Whaley , Mrs Helen Johnson and Mrs Elizabeth Vaughan all of the Pomeroy area Mrs Murl Galaway and Mrs Roxie Arbaugh spent a weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Stanley, former res1dents of the area who now live m Belpre Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and Mr and Mrs Gene Jeffers v1s1ted w1th Rexte Cheadle m Nashville, Tenn , durmg a recent weekend They also attended the Grand Ole Opry, VISited faCilities of the Blevms Popcom Company and saw Opry Land They caned on Mr and Mrs Dolphus Burke and daughter, Audra Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan attended the State Grange Centennial Convention at Nell House m Colwnbus Mr Starkey fmished his 20ih year as State Grange Gatekeeper and Mr Jordan was delegate representing Metgs County Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey, Mr and Mrs Carl Greenlees, Rilla Rhoades, Kathy Cheadle and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan, Columbia Grange members, along wtth the1r guests, Sara Nelson and Bonme Cheadle, attended an open meeting sponsored by Laurel Grange to honor 50 year members, Mrs Marguerite Martm Bigony and Nellie Radekm Vale, who were presented 50 year certificates Avanel Radekm HoiUday was actlng lecturer and presented an mteresting program which mcluded a talk by Earl Starkey IVlth many olhers telling of the earlier grange experiences DeliciOUS refreslunents along With spectal decorated cakes were served Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffers, accompanied by her mother Mrs j!eulah Cordray, visited with Mr and Mrs Roberl Cordray and Er1c, near Columbus Mr and Mrs Jeffers then went on to the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Woodyard to help them celebrate the1r 50th wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs William Cheadle and Mrs Mella Ftsher jomed them there Mr Jeffers, Mrs Cheadle, Mrs FIJher and Mrs Woodyard are children of the late Dr and Mrs W E Jeffers of thia area Dellnla WOodgerd, son of Mr and Mn camu WoodterJ, wu a aurgicii (llltlent at a Columbus b01pilll but Ia eanvalelclnc atillaelorlly at his bailie here Mr and Mn. Ra1pb Fru11r wen dinner . . . . II! ber brotller IIIII lilfiNn.law, Mr ramu, ~ Sedan, full power, a11 ...14200 Sedan, full power, atr"" 14000 70 tadillat Sedan DeV~Ie, full power, atr News, Event GM1o11Y 14295 70 tadtllac Sedan DeVIlle, full power, a1r 14000 Carpenter 818ft Clrdl, R. D Rtd"', spent FlildiJ DlPt ud S.turdiJ wttll 1111 pad(llll'llll,llr• Mn. 1'-w lad lira Harold Lux. Lux. Sedan, power, atr, v-roof 1 4000 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, atr, ...13100 69 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, v-roof, a1r ......... 12100 88 H.T. Sedan, full power, atr .... 11795 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., a1r .......... 11995 69 Chev. BIS. 2 Dr., 6 c~., std......... •.. •11291i 69 Pont~ac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., a1r ..... 11695 68 Dodge Cor. 2 Dr. H.T., V.S, auto., P.S. '1095 69 Olds 66 Butck LaSabre 4 Door, atr ...............'695 ' 66 Olds Toronado, full power, a1r ......... 11195 65 BUICk La Sabre 2 Door 62 Olds 88 HT. H.T............ 1495 1 Coupe, V.S auto.......... 195 New '73 Cadillac and Olds NOW ON DISPLAY Karr & Van Zanclt 'Yo\J'II Llk.e Our Quality Way of Doing Busmess" 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY ()pen 'Evenings Until 6loo-Til ~ P M Sat Racine Social Events By Mrs Francis Morrls The Booster Sunday School Class meeting was held at the home of Mrs Marjorie Gnmm Fr1day evemng, Oct 20 A ~evolli!!!~[p II~Ogrij!ll W.JIS presented c'* <Mrs DOrothy Badgley whtch opened w1th the group smgmg Near To The Heart of God, Scr~plure Ps 101 and prayer by Mtss Vera Beegle October readmgs m eluded Abundance " Autumn Symphony ' An lnd1an s Prayer The Wmd and the Leaves," 'What Is Autumn,' Words to Live By, A Treasured T1me, 'Oc tober's Bright Blue Weather 'Goldenrod ' 'Veterans Day The busmess sess10n was m charge of Mrs Mar1e Roush, vtce prestdent The roll call was answered w1 th Ten Positive Commandments ' Mrs Grella S1mpson read a letter from Bacone College of thanks for money sent by the class A dlscuss1on was held about sending a g1ft to a local Institution The meeting closed wtth smgmg God Will Take Care of You' and the Lord s Prayer m uniSon Durmg lhe soc1al hour Mrs Grmun served relallves here MISS Pam Holcomb, daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Holcomb, entertamed With a tea honormg her aunt, Mrs Hazel Clark, Lockhart, Texas Those present were Mrs Dale Harvey, June and Norma, Nancy Chapman, Mrs Evelyn Yost Mrs Judy Morgan, Moille and Todd Morgan, Mrs Maude Holcomb, Mrs Joe McWhorter, Joann and Paula, Mr and Mrs Everett l:lolcomb, Marsha and Billy, local Ml' and Mrs Robert Fisher Columbus, the honored gues1 and the hostess Mr and Mrs LewiS Smith visited her uncle, Mr W1U Combs, Copley, Ohio, and went on to Erte, PeM where they were guests of their son-In law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley and daughter, Anna Those calhng ort Murl Galaway were her son-111-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Leon Woodrum and her grandchildren including Mrs Wilma Petty and family all of McArthur Hael Dunlpn Is a patient at O'Bieneaa Memorial Hosp1tal, Athena, where she Is reportedly Improving following llll'gery Mr and Mrl Timothy Sayre bave moved their trailer home lo a locltlan near the lnIIIII *-UGn ~ State Routes 348 vlllted oUJer and . . OUR SPECIALS OF THE WEEK dellc1ous refreshments At the November meetmg a turkey dmner w1ll be served Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb spent a week w1th Mr and Mrs Joseph Foster at Ltvoma MICh Mrs Alberta Nothstme of Groveport and daughter Mrs Htlda Andr1k of Columbus spent two days. recently w1th Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb Mrs Nolhstme 1s a s1ster of Mrs Webb Mrs Ada Bays Racme Mr and Mrs Harold Sargent Middleport Mrs Florence Reefer Athens returned home alter spendmg the weekend w1th the Mtsses Opal and Oceal H1ll at Manon Ohio The Sargents were Saturday mght guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Roush Columbus Mrs Fred Frecker of Pine Grove spent the weekend with Mrs Ethel Wheeler Mr and Mrs Leonard Lew1s of Odll ton spent the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs George Ne1gler Mr and Mrs Dav1d Parry and Jeff spent a week m Hills boro VISilmg their parents Mr Dave ThQmas and fr~end or Gahanna were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs E A Wmgetl and Mrs Ann Coe Mrs Amta Krautter of Gallipolis was a weekend guest of her grandmother Mrs Margaret Houdashelt Mrs James Swart Mrs Alfred Crow and daughter Becky spent the Weekend wltli Mrs Swarts s1ster and husband Mr and Mrs Claude Sm1th at carmichaels Pa Woffpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Harold G1llogly Vtcki and Bruce, of Alhany were Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Sunday viSitors of Mr and Mrs HaJ:ley Johnson were MISS Jo Smith, Miss Betty Roberts, Miss Mamte Upton, of Concord College at Athens, W Va Kail, Kevm and Charles Knapp, Mr Harley Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl, Terry and Barbara Murphy, Miss Adltlns and Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Mrs Geneva Shumate relurned home this weekend after a two week viSit wtth Mr and Mrs Leon Shumate and family of Bantytown, W Va Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp, Mike and nm of Columbus and Mrs Una Knapp of Langsville were Saturday evening visitors of Mr and Mrl Doyle Knapp, 71 Dodge Coronet Custom, 4 dr., 1 local owner, 25,000 m1., hke new, fact. air, P 5. & P.B. $2495 70 Dodge Coronet 440, 2 dr. H.T., fact. a1r, auto., P.S. & P.B., a black beauty $1695 for 70 Chevy Impala, 4 dr. H.T., fact. air, P S & P B. $1895 69 Mercury Marqu1s, 4 dr. H.T., fad. a1r, P.S. & P.B. Locally owned. $1595 69 Ford XL, 2 dr. H.T., auto., P.S. $1295 68 Bu1ck Electra 225, 2 dr. H. T., fully equipped. $1495 68 Pont1ac F1reb1rd, 6 cyl., standard, 2 $1095 dr. H.T. 68 Volkswagen, GT, runs good, real clean. $895 68 Chevy, 4 dr. wagon, V-8, auto., P.S. & P.B. $995 66 Volkswagen, sharp. $495 65 Ford Fa Icon, 4 dr. wagon, V-8, auto. $395 64 Chevrolet, 3f4 ton P.U. $295 64 Dodge, 4 dr. wagon, V-8, auto. $295 65 Ford Mustang,2dr. H.T.,red. $295 64 Ford Fa1rlane,2dr. H.T., V-8, auto. $295 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 1972 Buick ...........$4995 Electra 225, 4 door ~equipped T~uck. Kall, Charles and Kevm M1ss Jo Smtth, Betty Roberts and Mamie Upton of Concord College spent the weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Charley Smith Mr and Mrs Donald Russell and Mr and Mrs Stevie Haggy of Akron were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Mr and Mrs Charley Smith were business visitors of Columbus Monday Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charley Smith were Jo Smith , Betty Roberts, :Mamie Upton, Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp, Kail, Kevin and Charles Mr and,.Mrs BiD Chase of Columbus were weekend vialtors of Mrs Birdie Wyatt ~ Ton, V 8 engine, low m1leage 1971 Plymouth ......s2495 2 Door H T, factory air, fully equipped, V 8 engine, P S, vinyl roof 1972 Opel.. ........... $2295 Rally, 2 Dr , H T, ~speed, 4 cyl , 9,000 easy miles Nice car, real ' clean 1969 Opel Rally ..............~1395 4 Speed, 4 cyl , yellow with black top. good condition 1968 Cadilla.t Eldorado $2695 Equ1pped with all extras. 1 local owner Good Selection '67 Models Priced Right Don't Forget We Service What We Sell Our Word Is Our Bond Open Eventngs T1l 7 p.m & Sat. Till 12 No<.n, for Serv1te & Sales 5 p m. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Oiester, 0 Plams Christian Church Anne• lor Mrs Roberta Murphy She Thursday evemng received many lovely and useful gifts for the baby-to-be Mrs Deloris Murphy was a Frtday dmner guesl of Ann Summerfield Mr and Mrs Harry Keller, Maine, viSited at the homes of Pearl and Clarence Koehler w~· •h the Kellers re on their way to Florida Mrs Mllared Ctildwell vts1ted her molher Fr1day evemng Mr and Mrs Rex Summerfield VISited their son, Mr and Mrs Gerald Summerfteld and daughter, Parkersburg Frtday evening Mr and Mrs Kenny Frecker and daughters were Sunday evemng supper guests of Mr and Mrs Okey Connally and son Sherman Summerfield was vtslllng friends near Cleveland, Ohl9 Gerald Summerfield was a Saturday dmner guest of hiS parents, Mr and Mrs Rex Swnmerf1eld Irene Parker Syracuse, Mildred Caldwell, Tuppers Plams, VISited therr mother Mrs Edna Summerfield Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Robert R Gray went to Onfmnati to VISit the1r son, Mr and Mrs Bob Gray and family and Mrs R. Gray attended lhe seventh ball game of the World Serles Mr ahd Mrs Rex Sum merftekl, Mrs Bob Murphy and daughter vwted Mr and Mrs Vernon Swartz and family Sunday afternoon and Sharon Swartz took lhem over her 86 miles' mail route which she runs as a substitute mail camer of CoolviUe • Mr and Mn Keith Chaffee, son, Ken, who is stationed at Fort Jackson, S C , !lad a three.$y pass to be with his parents, and he will graduate the 16th of November and be lransfeiTed to Fort Carson, Colorado, Mr and Mrs Rex SUmmerfield vwted her parenll, Mr and Mrs Riley Plgot IIIII brother, Don, Mt Olive, Monday afternoon Sherman Sununer!il!ld was a Monday evening ~r guest of Mr 11M Mrs Rex SUm- fully 1971 lntemational}2495 992-2174 Mam St, Pomeroy, Oh1o Eastern Local News Ann Summerfield was v1s1lmg her daughter, Mrs S1na Murphy and Amy Jo Monday afternoon Mrs Sandra Massar was v1s1tmg her parents Mr and Mrs D Boyles, Tuppers Plams Amy Jo Murphy stayed w1th her aunt Sharon Swartz Coolville while Sma Murphy Ann Summerfield spent Tuesday shopping In Parkers burg Sunday evemng VISitors of Mrs Leota Massar were Mr and Mrs Harry Keller of Mame Marly Wtlharns and children of near Coolville VISited Ann Summerfield Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Joe Connally VISited Mr and Mrs Dana Mccam of Keno Jan Parker and daughter Kelly of Mar~etta v1sited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Edna Summerfield and Ann Summerfield Mrs Janet Connally went to Circleville to see the Pumpkm show and stayed Wednesday mght w1th her aunt, Mrs C B Leonard at carroll Mrs Stna Murphy and Amy Jo VISited Mr and Mrs Rex Summerfield Thursday af ternoon Ray JustiS was visitlng Mt and Mrs Starling Massar, Diana and Chuck Sunday afternoon Ann Summerfield attended a baby shower at the TUppers H T, Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on Oct 22 was 48, the offering was $25 07 Worship service at 11 had an attendance of 21, with Rev Lehman speaking from Matt 13 33-46, New Frontiers m Our Uves," and "The Chief Barrier 111 Our Uves li Self " The Women's Society held its regular meeting on Tuesday evening, Oct 17, at the church w1th Osle Henderson as hostess Attendance was 11 Nellie Parker, President, presided and the meeting opened wtth prayer by Isola Taylor ' Twenty-nine sick and shut-in calls were reported Thelma Henderson explained the greeting card offer 'I'he soctety wlil remember servicemen at Christmas time agam one member, Pill Amos bemg overseas Two more, John H Taylor and Joseph Poole are m lhe sta~s Also Jlrtuny Archer Is m lor a brtef pertod A report was made on the District meeting at Nelsonville on Sept 20, which was atlended by several from thiS society Plans were made to attend lhe Dlsthct Workshop meeting at Athens United Methodtst Church on Wednesday evemng, Oct 25 MenUon was made of the Christmas party at lhe church on Dec 19 wtlh famthes mvited The next regular meeting will be held on Tuesday evemng, Nov 21, at lhe home of Thelma Henderson, w1th members contributing somethmg for a Thanksgiving program The program 'A Service of merflekl Several attended the Thl"' pers Plains School Carnival Saturday mght -Mn Saadra Mllau' Pledging ' was led by June Stearns, with the program read responsively, and in lurn, by the varlous members Hymns used were, "All Hall the Power," and "Break Thou, lhe Bread of Life " Delicious refreshments were enjoyed in the church basement, during lhe soclai period Word has been received by relatives and friemis here that Helen Follrod Is 18rl0Uiiy lll in Gallipolis State Hospital Harland Story, brother of Genevieve Guthrie Is a surgical patient in Holzer Hospital at Gallipolis, Room 216 Sarah Caldwell, Janice Rtlchte, Mary Carr, Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson attended a State Grange meetmg at Columbus latt Monday evening, Oct 18, where degree work was given Mr and Mrs Charles D Woode attended the fOth wedding annlversa~y celebration of their couslnt, John and Elizabeth Hayes on Sunday. Oct 22 from 2 - 4, at their home near Cheliter, 0 They also called at the home of their cousins Mr and Mra Charles A Woode, at Cliester Redsadd2 righthanders CINCI!iiNATI (UPI) - '!be Cincinnati iledl today added righthanded pitchers Pat Zachry and Joaquin Andujar to their toller The Redl allo •ntiJied tbree players - outfielder Kent Blrdlct, pitcher John and catcher Sunny Ruberto - lo Indlanapolll o! the Amerlcu Alloclatloo '!be cmtracta ~ ZaclWy ud Andujar were purdlled hll the Redl' Tine Riven, Qae. bee, farm cblb ol the E••1rD Lague Zacbry wu _"!., t1U 11881011 with a Z.M • - rm1 average, wldle ~ wu ~., With 1 3M ERA The ltedl haft • ..,. Jacuon lbartaftlll••hp •• �• 1-n.o.IIJl!entiDei.,~-PiirJI&Oy,O ,Oct 'll, 1972 • t - n. DliiJ a •1ne1, llkhl- ' Notice SYRACUSE OIUROi OF NAZARENE .S P M Day Qefore Publlcatlorf': Mon~ay Deadline 9 a m CancellatiOn- Corrections Will be ec::cepted until 9 a m for Day of Pllj)llcat on REGULATIONS .. 'tle PubHsher reserves tht IOht to edit or re,ect anv ads deemed oblec t lon al The ~ubHsher Will not be responsible tor more than one mcorrKt v Insertion R"'TES rFor Wan' Ad Service 5 ants per Word one mserhon Minimum Charge 7Sc 12 cents per wgrd three lnsert rtnfs 18 cents peor word sf1( con con~ec: utlve secutlve Insertions 25 Per C-ent Discount on ~ale Bds and &ds paid wtfhtn 10 days OF THANKS OBITUARY C~RD & II tS nol the hothead buf the hot hearl that sets Ihe woods on fire Sunday School-9 JO A M WorjJIIp-10 4S AM. Youngl'eopte--4 30 P M Evenong Worship-7 JO P M NO HUNTING on my property out of season or on Sundays H I ton Wolfe owner 10 27 3tc $1 SO for 50 word mlntmum Each add ltfona'f Word 2c NOTICE Wanted To Buy Furntture oak tables YARD Sale Saturday at Ronald OLD organ$ d1shes clocks brass Beegle reSidence about Ph beds or complete households m1le E of Raetne on Rt 124 Wrtle M D Mtller Rt 4 clothing baby •tems toys 1 Pomeroy Ohio Call 992 6271 p ece new carpet and other 6 28 tfc m scellaneous 1tems 10 27 lie WANTED - Old uprtghl p1anos grand p1anos old BASEMENT Sele <72 South pump organs Any condttton Thord Ave Mt uuleport Paymg SIO each Wrtle g1vlng Salurda y Oct 28 clothtng d~rectlons Witten P1ano Co cur ta•ns and miscellaneous Box ISS SardiS Ohto 43946 tems 10 27 6tp 10 27 lie KOSCO T KOSMETICS Our la les l 1s On e Day fr agr ance Ot he r s m c lude K and Th e Lemon Grove A lso new childre n s products Phone Helen Jane 992 5113 We d l1 ke Ia serv e y ou e "HElL" HEATING & COOUNG ARNOLD BROTHERS estate may be adjudged to one or more of the parties to this su1t upon election as provided ANTIQUE pump organ ortgmal except by low lhen thai said real estate may be sold according to law free and clear from all the claims rights and Interests of all the parties to this su1t Plaintiff further prays lhoteach ol said Defendonls may be required to set up whatever, claim or claims right or rights Interest or Interests each of I The best buy In the aru Have slicks & jeans for the hot w e lam 1ly Save One Third 1, Jack POMEROY W Carsey, 1971 KAWASAKI 100 excellent condtl lon ready to go Sacrtftce for ooly $235 Phone Coolville 667 6214 10 20 121p REGISTERED male Beagle pup 4'1' months old shots Donto McFarland Mason W Va 2S260 10 27 31p 7 WEEK old pigs phone 949 2163 10 27 Jlp For Rent 3 AND 4 ROOM furniShed and unfurnished apartments DON T pump your sluggtSh Phone 992 5434 sept c tank Get l<tean Em 412 ttc All Septic Tank Cleaner ---'------Landmark Farm Bureu Pomeroy 2 BEDROOM mob le home Rober t Htll Phone 949 3811 - - - - - -- - 10_27 He 10 26 61c BEAGLES pupptes 8 weeks NEWLY remodeled 4 room old phone 992 7387 10 27 3tp unfurn ished apartment w1th ba lh W II be ready by ----'-----~ Noven•ber 1st lnquore at 304 FIREWOOD phone 992 2413 Spnng Ave Pomeroy 10 27 2tp 10 26 tfc BOO X 165 ATLAS truck 3 ROOM and bath turnlshed Weather guard t~res used apartment must have a Just3 000 m11es 2 sets French reference also sleepmg doors phone 992 7889 rooms Al1ne Weaver 10 27 2tc Racme 949 3S84 10 27 6tc 1967 PLYMOUTH 318 motor and ELLJ:N S Gtll Shop Reedsvtlle 10 24 lfc BLIND ADS tf l be op en Fndays Addlllonol 2Sc Charge per w Saturdays and Sundays I SEWIN G CLASSES now be ng Advertisement p m to 7 p m novelf1 es toys OFFIC.E HOII"II\ g• ven by Betty Fredenck at clothmg and furmture- Call "8.30 am, tq 5 00~ m. Dally lhe newly opened N&F 1, 30 a m 10 1• 00 Noon 378 6249 or contact al home Sewmg Cen ter Chester Oh1o Saturday 10 27 31c loca ted -acr oss from grade school Some classes st II open W II al so do sewmg and Lost Card of Thanks al ler ah on s Ph one 985 JB60 or PART Basset and part Beagle 985 3344 afler 5 p m m Old Town Flat s area • IN APPRECIATION to Or 10 26 6tp answer s to nam e of Boy ~ R1dgeivay Dr Telle and the -----.....--chtld s pel phone 949 2746 staff at Veterans Memonal 10 27 61c GUN SHOOT Sunday October ' Hosp1tal for the care they 29 I p m Factory choked , gave Homer M Braley our guns onlv Sec ond place BLACK Scoll•sf> dog In Mtd ~ husband father and grand shool ers g et free shot 1n nexl dleport answers to Amos ' falher while he was ma tc h As so rted meats TRAILER space after Nov 1 reward for safe return phone ~ hospitalized We also wtsh to Rae ne Gun Club on.e mtle from Easlern Htgh 992 2420 ' thank Ewtng Funeral Home 10 26 3tc 10 27 3tc School on Route 7 call 98S ~ pallbearers friends who sent 4134 ~ flowers food and cards and 10 25 6tp CA NING done also Spl int rush ' spectal thanks to Rev Robert LEGAL NOTICE and reed work R L Moore Card for the comfort he gave IN THE COURT OF FURNISHED 2 bedroom 992 6046 to us after Homer s death COMMON PLEAS apartment adults only MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 10 2S 61p The Home Braley Family Nof1ce By PubliCafiOn Middleport phone 992 3874 10 27 lip No IS 113 GUN SHOOT alsortfle matches 10 22 tfc CHARLES LEWIS - open s1tes only Forked Route l Box 16 Run Sportsman Club Sunday TRAILER Brown s Tratler : LEGAL NOTICE Pomeroy Ohio Ptamttff Court phone 992 3324 Oc tober 29 12 noon LEGAL NOTICE vs 10 22 tfc 10 25 3tc Sealed btds w II be recetved '" RUTH LEWIS the office of the V llage Clerk Route 3 Box 16 Pomeroy Ohio until 12 o clock Pomeroy Ohio PIANO and organ lessons by 12 X 60 MOBILE home adults noon on November 6 1972 on Et al Defendants graduate of C1ncmnaft only call 992 5443 the following proposals Th e Defendants Mary Anna 10 22 tfc of Mus•c phone Conser<Jatory 1 For th~ purchase by the Davis whose place of res dence 992 3825 Village of Pomeroy of a new is unknown Addts M Dav1s 10 25 12tc 1973 Truck Chassis and Dump whose place of res1dence IS For Sale Body with lhe follow ng unknown The unknown heirs apeclflcollons dtv1sees legatees di stnbutees REVIVAL at Freedom Gospel 1968 DODGE 1 lon truck stake 2.. 000 m lnlmum GVW administrators and executors MI SSion Bald Knobs startmg body Good conqtllon Phone u Inch Cab to Axle 1f any of James Ward November 2nd 7 30p m Rev 98S 4190 or 985 4153 1 000 lb front axle m mlmum deceased tfle unknown heirs L R Glusencamp Pastor 10 26 6tc 17 000 lb 2 speed rear axle devisees legatees d!str lbutees Rev Georqe Hoschar West ratio 6 so 1 and executors Columbia W Va Evan YARD SALE Frtday and Factory reenforced frame admm1strators 1f anY Of Ruby Ward Hill 5 speed transmlss on Deceased John Howard whose gel st special slngmg Saturday localed two houses Direct In flllh place of residence IS 1541 3 public IS IOVIIed above Hobson sawmtll on Rt ! All types of englf'e w!JI be Compton California 10 256tc 1 considered but bid must specify VIsalia 79amto4pm 90220 Ganzel/ Howard whose 10 26 21c cubic. inch displacement lace of residence 1S 15413 YARD Sale Metgs & Gallla ,umber of cyilnden etc lsalla Compton Cal fornia Food Mkt 4 m1les South of minimum 300 cu Inch 90220 Davis Howard whose DAMAGED 1972 Zig Heavy dutv front end rear place of rnldence Is unknown M ddleporl on Rt 7 red and PAINT zag sewlng machmes Stil l m springs wftt't overloads on rear The unknown he~rs devisees pmk d epress1on glass an ortgtnal cartons No at 2 spted electric Wipers legatees dlstr1butees ad hques clolh1ng and tachmenls needed as our INindshltld washers and executors f m scel laneous 9 a m to 5 Signal lights with Mzord mlnlstrators contr ols are built 1n Sews any of James Sm•lh p m Frtday 27 Saturday 28 switch wtth 1 or 2 needles makes Deceased The unknown heir s and Sunday 2'/lh Heater and Defrosfer butl onholes sews on bultons dev !sees legatees dlstrlbutees 900 X 20 tires mud and snow adm inistrators and executors monograms and blmd hem on rear - Cast !poke wheels If any of carri e Henshaw sttlch Full cash pr ce $38 50 Power steering Deceased The unknown heir s or budget plan avatlable Heavy duty brakes devisees legatees dls,trlbutees Phone 992 5641 Heavy duty clutch admtnlstrators and executors Heovy du!v ballery 10 24 6tc f any l ot Mildred Thompson Heavy duty bumper Deceased The unknown he i rs Heavy duty Alternator devisees legatees d!stnbutees VACUUM cleaner new 1972 West Coast mirrors adm In fstrators and executors model Complete with all Mud flaps If any of Dorothy Devol cleantng lools Small patnl !to! 2 front tow hooks - rear tow Deceased The unknown ~elrs dan,age In shtpptng Wtll take lfO ;: \Ivy I dev !sees legateet !4'f l&1rlbutees!t._ l'il . $27 cash or budget plan inistrators and exe'cUtorsJ ~ Wlfii"and Wllhout Dump bed adm ava Jable Phone 992 5641 lf any of Nora Howard Wmdow 1 to be 7 X 10 tt 24 sides with 'h Deceased The unknown he irs 10 24 6tc size wing type cab protector devisees legatees distnbutees A1r Cond1t1oners Color Yellow administrators and executors 1965 INTERNATIONAL Seoul Door In tall gate Complete If any of Mary Sm th Rollins I Hot WateJ\ Heaters 4 wheel dnve needs front with Hoist Deceased and The unknown Plumbmg end work 5400 call 992 6064 2 For sale by the Vlllege of he.rs dev isees legatees 10 2S 4fp Pomeroy us 1967 lnternat onal d l stnbutees adm i n i strators Electrfcal Work Dump Truck The bidder may and exe c utors f any of state ell her what he will g ve for Harrtson Rollm s aka Harnson REGISTERED Angus calves 2 the 1967 International Truck or Rawl ngs Deceased w i ll tak e bulls of breedmg age Ensco what amount he w1ll allow as a nolice that on the 28th day of and Wye blood lines Btll trade In for the new Truck July 1972 a Compla•nt was Witte Rock Springs Ohto Chassis and Dump Body f l ied tn the Common Pleas phone 992 2789 described above Court of Meigs County Ohio 10 2S 121c Each bidder may bid for Castt No 15 llJ wherein you either the purchase of the 1967 have been named defendants 992 2448 ===::-:-=-:--::---:--:; International or for the sale to In the prayer of the Complam t POTATOES SO lbs No 1 S2 19 Pomeroy, 0. the VIllage of Pomeroy of a new Plalnllff B size $1 39 unclasStfted demands lhot hiS In Truck Chassis and Dump Body terest In said real estate may be Sl 79 20 lbs sse apples 52 dncrlbed above or both Each set off to him In :severalfv and per bushel and up 9 var1et1es bid must contain the full name for part tion of satd real esti!lte kraul cabbage 7c a lb 5c lb of every ptrson or company according to the respective n 50 lb lots prices good lntertsted fn the same and the rights of the part ies hereto and lhrough Sunday Midway bid must be accompanied by a In case part fion of sa id real check or bond in the sum of estt~te cannot be mi!lde wtthout Market W Main St ON PANTS & JEANS $100 00 to the satlsfact,on of the man1fest lnlurv to the value Pomeroy phone 992 2S82 VIllage Council as a guaranty thereof then that sa id real 10 25 31c thai If lhe bid Is occepled ontractwill be entered Into and ts performance properly ecured Tt'tese checks or bonds Nllt be returned at once to a11 except the successful bidder His check or bond will bt held until the contract or bid Is prop~erly executed by him The right Is reserved to relect any and all bids Jane Wal1on Clerk For Sale all new bellows Over 80 years old Made by Taylor and Fraley Organ Co Worcester Mass One bellows type Pnone 992 3904 10-131f tran sm 1sslon both m good From the largest Bulldozer Radiator Smal!~sl Heater Core Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORt INC. 992 2174 Pomeroy Farm Equipment McCormick No 16 FIELD HARVESTE~ Good Condition MtCormlck No so FIELD HARVESTER With nearly new 1 row corn head This can use 2 row unit 1-Gehl FIELD HARVESTER Good condition Meigs Equipment Pll 992 2176 POMEROY, OHIO COAL Limestone Excelsior Salt Works E Main St Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 4 12 ftc -------- JUST TAKEN IN Stnger Sewing Machtne Will sell for small bal~nce of $36 21 or payments 'may be arranged Phone 992 5331 9 7 tfc -------- 8 TRACK STEREO fretght damaged tn beautiful walnut console Will sell for $101 50 or pay Sl SOper week Phone 992 5331 9 7 lfc ~~----:--------: Abr .... Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Ttl! Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Ma1n, Pomeroy, 0 iARTH MOVING Dozer & End !older work, ponds basoment, land scap~ng We have 2 s1ze dozers 2 Size looders Work done by hour or contract Free Esltmates We also haul fill dirt, top SOli Dump trucks and tow boy lor hire See Bob or Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 afler 7 p m or phone 992 o::'"r TUPPERS PLAINS Clean uud furniture Guaranteed appliances Huffy' 20", BIKES Murray 10 spoeds- dl5count price• LAYAWAY FOR XMAS Open to 7, Closed Mondays 72 Chev. tapnce 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, atr·····'3500 72 tadtllat Sedan DeVtlle, power, atr· • • • • '6500 72 Olds Toronado, full power, atr ......... '5295 Po11eroy Motor Co. 72 OPIM IVES; 1:00 P.ltl. ~!<ROY, 01110 Too Late to Oassify ••• 'ROOFING eHEATING •PLUMBING •CARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING For Free Estimate If I HAVE ToGo Take Me To THE SHOP lOGE ROAD OY 0 Culling Courteous service DICK LITTLE VAUGHN 112 6346 992 3374 Let D1ck and Dale Help You Wtth Your Meat Problems PHONE 992!2550 ~------ ---------- Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker POOOLE pupptes Stiver Toy Park view Kennels Phone 992 ;;U-::il-:D:-;I~N:;: B:: Gc;:lo--;1s? ln-:R:-oc ~k:-S;;-p-; r lngs 5443 8 15tfc In registered sub division phone 992 2789 10 25 61c Auto Sales 1970 PLYMOUTH 4door Fury I COMFORTABLE two story home full basement bath wh1te ex palrol car $1400 and 'h all ached garage and Phone 992 5310 10 26 3tc extra lot In a good location Bas c fvrn ture available Phone 992 7384 or 992 7133 for 63 CHEVROLET Call 992 364S appo ntment 1o 26 31c 10 25 61c 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super Beelle cheap 24 000 mtles A 4 ROOMS and balh 3 acres of land two fhtrds basement 1 cond1t10n Phone 992 6222 butldtng 20 x 40 plus barn alter S p m located tn long Bottom city 10 24 Sic water parllally remodeled phone 985 3539 6S OLDS Cutlass 330 10 2S lotp aufomat1c power steenng p ow er brakes good con 5 ROOM house and balh dtlton phone 992 5897 10 2S 31p located on Brick Street Rutland lnlerlor being remodeled phone 742 3334 Mob~e Homes For Sale 10 20 12jp 1956 Paramounl mobtle home 8•4S 2 bedrooms $149S IDEAL 5 ACRE RANCH L~ke Conchas New Mexico $2 975 Phone 992 3205 No down No Interest S25 mo 10 26 31c for 119 mos Vacation Paradise Free Brochure TWO bedroOm mobile home In Ranchos Lake Conchas Box good condtfton $1 600 2001DD Alameda California Zuspan s Trailer Court 94501 Velma G Zuspan Mason W 10 3 Jotp Va 10 12 15tp CLELAND REALTY MIDDLEPORT - 2 story brick 2 or 3 bedrooms, botlt dining toom gas forced air heat storm doors and windows 2 porches Qllrage, level lot $8 500 00 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame 51arge bedrooms 1'11 baths dining, nice J<ltchen, cellar 2 glossed In porches garage carport 112,800 00 POMEROY- 2 story frame, 2 bedrooms bath nice kitchen corpeted lust renovated throughout AUTO SALES 1970 MODEL 442 Olds 455 cu m 375 h p new tires mag wheels 1 own•r Excellent condition call 985 3341 10 27 3tc FOR SALE HORSES- I yearlmg stud 2-2 yr old geldings 1-2 yr old mare 1-6 yr old mare all are registered Quarter Horses phone 985 3341 10 27 Jtc Reedsville News, Notes By Mrs Lyle Balderson Mrs Gladys Smith has returned home after bemg a pallent at UniVersity Hospital m Columbus Pamela and John Riebel of Pomeroy R D , were overnight guests of the1r grandparents, Mr and Mrs D C Rtebel Mrs Hazel Buckley is a pahent at Camden Clark Hosp1tai In parkersburg Tma Lyons of Torch was a weekend guest of Robm l:lumphrey Mrs R E Williams, Mrs Lyle Balderson and Kay VIS!led with Mrs Came Smith of Parkersburg, W Va , Mrs Hazel Balderson of V1enna, and Mr and Mrs VrrgJI Buckley of Belpre, recently Mrs Walter Brown visited With Miss Naom1 Pickens at Athens Mr • lind •Oiitrt't'eilarlelt ' D9naldson and1amily of Logan v1s1ted w1th Mrs Hazel Barton recently Mrs Dawam Durst visited w1th Mrs Shellie Petty at the Christian Anchorage Nursing Home at Martella, Wednesday Mrs Petty was celebrating her birthday Garrel Chevaher, Mansfield, spent a few days With Mr and Mrr. - Edward Chevalier Mr and Mrs Glen Mill10an oiJ Parkersburg were dinner guests of Anderson B Kibble Olher VISitors at the Kibble home were.Mr and Mrs DaVld Smith and Diana of Long Bottom ~ $850000 MIDDLEPORT RURAL -I story, J bedrooms utility, beth gas forced air furnace recreation room fruit storage paneling and lila $9 BOO 00 WANT TO SELL? LIST WITH US WE ADVERTISE YOUR PROPERTY THROUGH OHIO AND W VA IIENRY E CLELAND REALTOR Phollem22" ' WMP0/1390 Ofl YOUR ow.· r • 1961 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE $lm !;'::i,"~i ~~ mlteege car beautiful creem finish ac op .... cket seats with console new white.woll fires power steering atld automatic transmosslon Radio gs~~F THE SCARCE ONES AND AS NICE AS THEY 1nstallahon reasonable for MIX CONCRETE estimate call 992 5471 after S READY POMEROY delivered nght to your pm pro1ect Fasf and easy Free 10 27 31p estimates Phone 992 3284 HOME & AUTO RUSSELLS Furntlure Goegletn Ready Mtx Co 992 2094 Mtddleport Ohto Upholstery free ptckup and 6 30 tfc 606 E Mam Pomeroy deltvery phone 992 5771 10.27 30tc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED OFFICE SUPPLIES REASONABLE rates Ph 446 WILL cut or lrtm trees 4782 Gaiii£OitS John Russell and reasonable also clean out Owner & Operator basements atltcs and 5 12 tfc FURNITURE cellars phone 949 3221 - -- - - - - - 10 430ft C BRADFORD Aucltoneer Stolf' In and See Our SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Complete Servtce Floor Display SEWAGE SYSTEMS Phone 949 3821 Racme Oh1o SEE US FOR Awnings storm CLEANED REPAIRED Cntt Bradford MILLER SANITATION doors and windows carports 5 1 tfc marquees aluminum siding, STEWART OHIO PHONE 662 3035 and ratltng A Jacob sales 0 DELL WHEEL alignment representative For free 10 4 lfc located at Crossroads Rt 124 estimates phone Charles =:::=-:-:-: - : - -Complete front end serv1ce SEWING MACHINES Repaor tune lisle Syracuse V V up and brake service servtce all makes 992 2284 Johnson and Son Inc Wheels balanced elec The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy 3 2 tic All work trontcally Authorized Stnger Sales and guaranteed Reasonable Servtee We Sharpen Scissors AND DOZER work rates Phone 742 3232 or 992 BACKHOE Sepltc tanks Installed George 3 29 tfc 3213 (Bill) Pullins Phone992 2478 7 27 tfc ~ 25 tiC Wanted To Rent AUTOMOBILE Insurance been 1 BEDROOM apartment tn Real Estate For Sale cancelled' lost your Pomeroy Middleport area operators license' Coli 992 call 446 2732 Galltpolls or 2'166 wrtle Danny Buckley Rt 1 6 15 tic Gall ipoliS 10 27 3tp DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks, dll Real Estate For Sale chtng service top soli 1111 dirt limestone B&K Ex HOUSE tn long Botlom phone cavaltng Phone 992 5367 98S 3529 Dtek Karr Jr 611 tfc --------,,--9 I tic RACINE - 1Q roo/)1 house bath bWsemei\~ gMage !wo ' Real Estate1fiOr Salt! lots Rhone 949 48.13 110 Mechantc 5I 4 s lfp Pomeroy, 01110 457" APPLES Fltzpalrtck Or chards State Route 689 Phone Wilkesville 669 3785 lhem hos In ond lo said real ,._ _ _liPiihoiiiniitli91i92-21;,;8,;,1_. estate or be forever barred !!' 8 30 tfc ttom asserting same And HAYMAN S Auct on - a good NOTICE OF APPOINTM!NT further Plaintiff prays for other place to go each Frlday Cue No 20 799 relief The r eal estate Is even'"g 7 p m at Laurel ONE SET of Ferguson 14 Etf•te of Audrt Edward proper plows 2 good rabbtl dogs described as follows 1 t Wy~rs, Deceased The following desc r 1bed r eal Cl11f on old Rt 7 1 m1 ewes Nate Vanaman phone 7..t2 Notice IS hereby given that estate situate jn the VIllage of of Rock Sprmgs Fairground <..ASH patd lor all makes and 5322 Florence Wyers of Route 1 Pomeroy Meigs County Oh o 10 10 lfc 10 26 31p models of mob1le homes lhedsvllle- Ohio has been duly Tract NO I Phone area code 614 423 95Sl appointed as Administratrix of Being part ot Lot No 6 on the Estate ot Audra Edward NOW WRECKING lhe former 4 13 tfc Prospect Hill In said Ctty and In Wanted Wyers deceased late of Meigs Fraction No 17 beg l nnlru~ on Epple s Grocery Store ~==~====::::::..f'T Counly Ohio bu!ld1ng 10 Pomeroy All rCaroline Street at the Nor Creditors are requ~red to file thwest corner of a lot sold to kmds of building malerials their claims with said fiduciarY John M Stivers thence wllh DRAFTSMAN • Afr Cond1honers sale oo the job Call 992 for Within four months sa id Street N 88 deg West 100 •Awnmgs 5946 or 882 3219 Dattd thiS 171h day ol Oc feet thence South :z Deg West A lo<:al company has an 10 26 f2tc Iober 197'2 • Underpmnrng 100 feet thence South 88 Deg open1ng for an experienced Manning D Webster Judge East parallel with Caroline draftsman, excellent fr1nge CORN S1 15 a bushel Phone Probate Dlvl,lon of Street lOOfeet to lot of sa1d John Complele mobile hQme, J Common Pleas Court benehts and opportunity lor 247 2852 Andrew Cross "ervlce M Stivers thence w ith the line ~ plus gigantic M.t~lgs County Ohio advancement Salary of sa1d Stivers lot 100 teet being Lelarl Falls Ohto (10) 20 27 (11 ) 3 'display of mobile homes the house and lot former ly 10 26 61c commen$urate with always available at owned by Wm R: St vers background and experience Tract No 2 7,/ e CHAROLAIS bllll will be 2 The Almanac Send br1et resume to P D All of Lot Number Five (S} In years old tlrsl ol May Call By United Press Ioteroatlonal S W Pomeroy s Add ltton to th e Box 729 S c o The Daily 773 5559 City of Pomeroy In F ra c tion No Today IS Fnday, Oct 27 the 11 Town No 2 Range 13 Save Sentinel, Pomeroy, Oh1o 301st day of 1972 with 65 to and except 100 feet square off of 45769 An Equal Opportunity the North end of said Lot No s follow Trocl No 3 Employer. The moon 1s approachmg 1ts Boglnnlng ol lhe Soulhwest corner of Lot No F lve on last quarter Prospecl Htll In s w Help Wanted The morning stars are Venus, Pomeroy s Add lflon to said C1ty of Pomeroy thence North 2 WOMAN TO work at M1dway &!turn and Mars De; East 206 feet then ce Markel Phone 992 2565 or The evening stars are Mercu- North 88 Oeg west 100 feet apply m person Thence South :z Deo west 18J ry and Jup1ter 10 2S 3tc leel lhence Soulh 70 Deg <0 ThOBe born on thlB date are East alon; the North stdt of a VETERANS Gel real benefits lorty foot street 104 feet to place under the Sign Of SCorpio from your pr or service If of beg,nnlno Sav ng and ex Theodore Roosevelt, 26\h cepflng coal and other .. ou ve been separated' from the r ight to mine he serve ce as .:tn E .tor above 1966 STARCRAFT tenl trailer president of the United States, minerals s•me without encumbrance to wlthm lhe lasl 4 years you sleeps 8 stove smk the surface end all ways end wa, born Oct 7:1, 1858 may be ellgtble for tmmedlate refngerator excellent con rights Of ways along any On thia day in histocy acllve duly In fa~t the U S d lion $975 Phone 367 7530 mineral seam hereby resrrved Navy has Introduced new re 10 14 6tc In 1171, the political chief of Reference Deed Vot 75 POMEROY - Six room house and beth 2 porches, 4 A enlistment regulaftons For Page 178 Dud Records Meigs ground some !Imber I garage, price $14,000 00 New York's Tammany HaU- County Ohio fur her details contact Gene MODERN walnut stereo AM Iklll Tweed-was ~ted on You are rectulred to ans" er Peters 593 3566 Collect or FM radio 4 speed changor 4 RACINE - Six rooms & befit, 2 porches, fargo lot 1 the Complaint within twenty call toll free 1 BOO 282 1288 speoker sound system chara• ~ defrauding the city eight days afttr the last Qllrage quiet neighborhood SIO 000 00 10 25 Jlc Balance S68 27 Use our In lt04, the ftrat pracUcal publication of. thIs notict budget terms Call 9t2 7085 by not later than the NEASE SETTLEMENT- Six room house 94 A land abway bepn operaUnc in New namely and 10 22-61c 27th day of November 1972 or BABYSITTER dOuble gorage good country homo Sl2,800 00 Yllrk Qty .from the Brooklyn ludgment by default will be housekeeper wolh a 3 year old rendered against you girl live tn If possible MAPLE stereo radio com Jlridae to 14$111 Street in R!'-CIN E ~ 80 A farm s room hOuH 2 ml out of Racine dependable and single llerson Evelyn Lucke blnatlon AM FM radio 4 Nanhettan Clerk of CO\Jrts $23 000 00 2S to 35 years old call Charles speed changer i spe~~ker Melg, County OhiO King 992 3184 between 12 and sound system Balance S73 41.. In 1117, coocert Yiollnlst CALL HILTON WOLFE 2 p m or 5 p m till 6 30 p m RIAL ISTATI SALESMAN Use our blldget terms tall Jarhl Helfell made bla debut Crow CroW & Porter or 992 6641 after 7 p m 992 7085 PH.f4f-UII for Plain lift 11 C1me1Je 11111 at the age of Altornevs (9) 15 22 29 (10) 6 13 20 27 10.216tc 10 22-61c 71c 18. VILLAGE OF POMEROY (10) 13 20 27 31c Bariain USED CARS Olds 88 H.T. 71 Olds 98 71 Olds 98 sm cond1llon $100 each call 992 2927 10 27 3tc CEILING tile wall paneltng usm On Mo51 American Caro -GUARANTEEDPhon, 992 2094 1971 BUICK Sportw Sea 12149 factorya~fr' cond~J:dcorfal finish with vinyl Interior ugQllge rack radio 350 v s enheg 1ne automatic frons power steering & brakes like w w w!Ires If you want how fry this outstanding buy as piece & plenty of luxury DRIVE A LITTLE -SAVE A LOTI Kuhl's Center Rt 1 "at caution light" Wheel Alignment '5.55 Carmel News, By the Day Verna Circle VISited with ' Walter, Eva and Sadie Archer a recent Sunday Mt and Mrs James arcle of New Haven spent a Sunday w1th Mary Circle Rev and Mrs Richard Young and family of Stdney, Oh10, and Mr and Mrs Robert Matson and family of Kent spent Friday night and Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs Edson Roush ViSiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson, Toni of Racine, Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens and family of Syracuse and Mrs Edlth Bickers and family • local Mr and Mrs Doyle Mutli and fanilly, N"ew Pblladelpbla, Mjsa Dlsle Circle o! Cleveland ..,ent the weekend with Mr and Mn Homer Circle Charla Wayne Brinker of Carey vlllted relltl\lell ~ friendl, ,Betty Van Meter, Mr and Mn Arthur E Jolu..-. ud l•mlly.., Mn Duo Brillker, Ralpb Lie, Cllrlell CGrnell oflklwn111h Rllll, and Mr and Jln llayDIIIIIIIImlll ~ RUTlAND 741-4211 Arnold Grate Rutlud ' ' ' ' PoMeroy Business Services EXPERT . Nt-P-oy, o ,oct. rr,tm Sentinel "Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! WANT ADS INFORMATION OEADt.INES ' Pwlll.,. ..a qrdt. Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffers, Mr Gene Jeffers and sons and Richard Jeffers, Kr1sty and Ntki, wer• among those from thts area attending the annual Farm Bureau banquet Mrs Hazel Clark, Lockhart, Texas, has been the guest of relattves here mcludlng her brother's family, Mr and Mrs Joe McWhorter and chtldren, her brother m law and SlBier Mr and Mrs Dale Harvey and famtly and another brother-m law and sister Mr and Mrs Everett Holcomb and family She accompamed the Holcombs on a weekend tr1p to NIBgara Falls Mr and Mrs Bob Hamson of Stoutsvtlie visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wilham Cheadle Mr and Mrs Cecil Gillogly and family JOmed members of Mrs GtUogly's family for a get-together at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Grover, Long Bottom Others present were Mr and Mrs Carl Mormng, Elyna Mr and Mrs Harley Hanmg, Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and children, Mr and Mrs Gene Lambert Don, Sherry and Charlotte Ketth Whaley , Mrs Helen Johnson and Mrs Elizabeth Vaughan all of the Pomeroy area Mrs Murl Galaway and Mrs Roxie Arbaugh spent a weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Stanley, former res1dents of the area who now live m Belpre Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and Mr and Mrs Gene Jeffers v1s1ted w1th Rexte Cheadle m Nashville, Tenn , durmg a recent weekend They also attended the Grand Ole Opry, VISited faCilities of the Blevms Popcom Company and saw Opry Land They caned on Mr and Mrs Dolphus Burke and daughter, Audra Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan attended the State Grange Centennial Convention at Nell House m Colwnbus Mr Starkey fmished his 20ih year as State Grange Gatekeeper and Mr Jordan was delegate representing Metgs County Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey, Mr and Mrs Carl Greenlees, Rilla Rhoades, Kathy Cheadle and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan, Columbia Grange members, along wtth the1r guests, Sara Nelson and Bonme Cheadle, attended an open meeting sponsored by Laurel Grange to honor 50 year members, Mrs Marguerite Martm Bigony and Nellie Radekm Vale, who were presented 50 year certificates Avanel Radekm HoiUday was actlng lecturer and presented an mteresting program which mcluded a talk by Earl Starkey IVlth many olhers telling of the earlier grange experiences DeliciOUS refreslunents along With spectal decorated cakes were served Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffers, accompanied by her mother Mrs j!eulah Cordray, visited with Mr and Mrs Roberl Cordray and Er1c, near Columbus Mr and Mrs Jeffers then went on to the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Woodyard to help them celebrate the1r 50th wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs William Cheadle and Mrs Mella Ftsher jomed them there Mr Jeffers, Mrs Cheadle, Mrs FIJher and Mrs Woodyard are children of the late Dr and Mrs W E Jeffers of thia area Dellnla WOodgerd, son of Mr and Mn camu WoodterJ, wu a aurgicii (llltlent at a Columbus b01pilll but Ia eanvalelclnc atillaelorlly at his bailie here Mr and Mn. Ra1pb Fru11r wen dinner . . . . II! ber brotller IIIII lilfiNn.law, Mr ramu, ~ Sedan, full power, a11 ...14200 Sedan, full power, atr"" 14000 70 tadillat Sedan DeV~Ie, full power, atr News, Event GM1o11Y 14295 70 tadtllac Sedan DeVIlle, full power, a1r 14000 Carpenter 818ft Clrdl, R. D Rtd"', spent FlildiJ DlPt ud S.turdiJ wttll 1111 pad(llll'llll,llr• Mn. 1'-w lad lira Harold Lux. Lux. Sedan, power, atr, v-roof 1 4000 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, atr, ...13100 69 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, v-roof, a1r ......... 12100 88 H.T. Sedan, full power, atr .... 11795 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., a1r .......... 11995 69 Chev. BIS. 2 Dr., 6 c~., std......... •.. •11291i 69 Pont~ac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., a1r ..... 11695 68 Dodge Cor. 2 Dr. H.T., V.S, auto., P.S. '1095 69 Olds 66 Butck LaSabre 4 Door, atr ...............'695 ' 66 Olds Toronado, full power, a1r ......... 11195 65 BUICk La Sabre 2 Door 62 Olds 88 HT. H.T............ 1495 1 Coupe, V.S auto.......... 195 New '73 Cadillac and Olds NOW ON DISPLAY Karr & Van Zanclt 'Yo\J'II Llk.e Our Quality Way of Doing Busmess" 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY ()pen 'Evenings Until 6loo-Til ~ P M Sat Racine Social Events By Mrs Francis Morrls The Booster Sunday School Class meeting was held at the home of Mrs Marjorie Gnmm Fr1day evemng, Oct 20 A ~evolli!!!~[p II~Ogrij!ll W.JIS presented c'* <Mrs DOrothy Badgley whtch opened w1th the group smgmg Near To The Heart of God, Scr~plure Ps 101 and prayer by Mtss Vera Beegle October readmgs m eluded Abundance " Autumn Symphony ' An lnd1an s Prayer The Wmd and the Leaves," 'What Is Autumn,' Words to Live By, A Treasured T1me, 'Oc tober's Bright Blue Weather 'Goldenrod ' 'Veterans Day The busmess sess10n was m charge of Mrs Mar1e Roush, vtce prestdent The roll call was answered w1 th Ten Positive Commandments ' Mrs Grella S1mpson read a letter from Bacone College of thanks for money sent by the class A dlscuss1on was held about sending a g1ft to a local Institution The meeting closed wtth smgmg God Will Take Care of You' and the Lord s Prayer m uniSon Durmg lhe soc1al hour Mrs Grmun served relallves here MISS Pam Holcomb, daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Holcomb, entertamed With a tea honormg her aunt, Mrs Hazel Clark, Lockhart, Texas Those present were Mrs Dale Harvey, June and Norma, Nancy Chapman, Mrs Evelyn Yost Mrs Judy Morgan, Moille and Todd Morgan, Mrs Maude Holcomb, Mrs Joe McWhorter, Joann and Paula, Mr and Mrs Everett l:lolcomb, Marsha and Billy, local Ml' and Mrs Robert Fisher Columbus, the honored gues1 and the hostess Mr and Mrs LewiS Smith visited her uncle, Mr W1U Combs, Copley, Ohio, and went on to Erte, PeM where they were guests of their son-In law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley and daughter, Anna Those calhng ort Murl Galaway were her son-111-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Leon Woodrum and her grandchildren including Mrs Wilma Petty and family all of McArthur Hael Dunlpn Is a patient at O'Bieneaa Memorial Hosp1tal, Athena, where she Is reportedly Improving following llll'gery Mr and Mrl Timothy Sayre bave moved their trailer home lo a locltlan near the lnIIIII *-UGn ~ State Routes 348 vlllted oUJer and . . OUR SPECIALS OF THE WEEK dellc1ous refreshments At the November meetmg a turkey dmner w1ll be served Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb spent a week w1th Mr and Mrs Joseph Foster at Ltvoma MICh Mrs Alberta Nothstme of Groveport and daughter Mrs Htlda Andr1k of Columbus spent two days. recently w1th Mr and Mrs Ralph Webb Mrs Nolhstme 1s a s1ster of Mrs Webb Mrs Ada Bays Racme Mr and Mrs Harold Sargent Middleport Mrs Florence Reefer Athens returned home alter spendmg the weekend w1th the Mtsses Opal and Oceal H1ll at Manon Ohio The Sargents were Saturday mght guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Roush Columbus Mrs Fred Frecker of Pine Grove spent the weekend with Mrs Ethel Wheeler Mr and Mrs Leonard Lew1s of Odll ton spent the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs George Ne1gler Mr and Mrs Dav1d Parry and Jeff spent a week m Hills boro VISilmg their parents Mr Dave ThQmas and fr~end or Gahanna were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs E A Wmgetl and Mrs Ann Coe Mrs Amta Krautter of Gallipolis was a weekend guest of her grandmother Mrs Margaret Houdashelt Mrs James Swart Mrs Alfred Crow and daughter Becky spent the Weekend wltli Mrs Swarts s1ster and husband Mr and Mrs Claude Sm1th at carmichaels Pa Woffpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Harold G1llogly Vtcki and Bruce, of Alhany were Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Sunday viSitors of Mr and Mrs HaJ:ley Johnson were MISS Jo Smith, Miss Betty Roberts, Miss Mamte Upton, of Concord College at Athens, W Va Kail, Kevm and Charles Knapp, Mr Harley Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl, Terry and Barbara Murphy, Miss Adltlns and Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Mrs Geneva Shumate relurned home this weekend after a two week viSit wtth Mr and Mrs Leon Shumate and family of Bantytown, W Va Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp, Mike and nm of Columbus and Mrs Una Knapp of Langsville were Saturday evening visitors of Mr and Mrl Doyle Knapp, 71 Dodge Coronet Custom, 4 dr., 1 local owner, 25,000 m1., hke new, fact. air, P 5. & P.B. $2495 70 Dodge Coronet 440, 2 dr. H.T., fact. a1r, auto., P.S. & P.B., a black beauty $1695 for 70 Chevy Impala, 4 dr. H.T., fact. air, P S & P B. $1895 69 Mercury Marqu1s, 4 dr. H.T., fad. a1r, P.S. & P.B. Locally owned. $1595 69 Ford XL, 2 dr. H.T., auto., P.S. $1295 68 Bu1ck Electra 225, 2 dr. H. T., fully equipped. $1495 68 Pont1ac F1reb1rd, 6 cyl., standard, 2 $1095 dr. H.T. 68 Volkswagen, GT, runs good, real clean. $895 68 Chevy, 4 dr. wagon, V-8, auto., P.S. & P.B. $995 66 Volkswagen, sharp. $495 65 Ford Fa Icon, 4 dr. wagon, V-8, auto. $395 64 Chevrolet, 3f4 ton P.U. $295 64 Dodge, 4 dr. wagon, V-8, auto. $295 65 Ford Mustang,2dr. H.T.,red. $295 64 Ford Fa1rlane,2dr. H.T., V-8, auto. $295 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 1972 Buick ...........$4995 Electra 225, 4 door ~equipped T~uck. Kall, Charles and Kevm M1ss Jo Smtth, Betty Roberts and Mamie Upton of Concord College spent the weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Charley Smith Mr and Mrs Donald Russell and Mr and Mrs Stevie Haggy of Akron were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Mr and Mrs Charley Smith were business visitors of Columbus Monday Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charley Smith were Jo Smith , Betty Roberts, :Mamie Upton, Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp, Kail, Kevin and Charles Mr and,.Mrs BiD Chase of Columbus were weekend vialtors of Mrs Birdie Wyatt ~ Ton, V 8 engine, low m1leage 1971 Plymouth ......s2495 2 Door H T, factory air, fully equipped, V 8 engine, P S, vinyl roof 1972 Opel.. ........... $2295 Rally, 2 Dr , H T, ~speed, 4 cyl , 9,000 easy miles Nice car, real ' clean 1969 Opel Rally ..............~1395 4 Speed, 4 cyl , yellow with black top. good condition 1968 Cadilla.t Eldorado $2695 Equ1pped with all extras. 1 local owner Good Selection '67 Models Priced Right Don't Forget We Service What We Sell Our Word Is Our Bond Open Eventngs T1l 7 p.m & Sat. Till 12 No<.n, for Serv1te & Sales 5 p m. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Oiester, 0 Plams Christian Church Anne• lor Mrs Roberta Murphy She Thursday evemng received many lovely and useful gifts for the baby-to-be Mrs Deloris Murphy was a Frtday dmner guesl of Ann Summerfield Mr and Mrs Harry Keller, Maine, viSited at the homes of Pearl and Clarence Koehler w~· •h the Kellers re on their way to Florida Mrs Mllared Ctildwell vts1ted her molher Fr1day evemng Mr and Mrs Rex Summerfield VISited their son, Mr and Mrs Gerald Summerfteld and daughter, Parkersburg Frtday evening Mr and Mrs Kenny Frecker and daughters were Sunday evemng supper guests of Mr and Mrs Okey Connally and son Sherman Summerfield was vtslllng friends near Cleveland, Ohl9 Gerald Summerfield was a Saturday dmner guest of hiS parents, Mr and Mrs Rex Swnmerf1eld Irene Parker Syracuse, Mildred Caldwell, Tuppers Plams, VISited therr mother Mrs Edna Summerfield Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Robert R Gray went to Onfmnati to VISit the1r son, Mr and Mrs Bob Gray and family and Mrs R. Gray attended lhe seventh ball game of the World Serles Mr ahd Mrs Rex Sum merftekl, Mrs Bob Murphy and daughter vwted Mr and Mrs Vernon Swartz and family Sunday afternoon and Sharon Swartz took lhem over her 86 miles' mail route which she runs as a substitute mail camer of CoolviUe • Mr and Mn Keith Chaffee, son, Ken, who is stationed at Fort Jackson, S C , !lad a three.$y pass to be with his parents, and he will graduate the 16th of November and be lransfeiTed to Fort Carson, Colorado, Mr and Mrs Rex SUmmerfield vwted her parenll, Mr and Mrs Riley Plgot IIIII brother, Don, Mt Olive, Monday afternoon Sherman Sununer!il!ld was a Monday evening ~r guest of Mr 11M Mrs Rex SUm- fully 1971 lntemational}2495 992-2174 Mam St, Pomeroy, Oh1o Eastern Local News Ann Summerfield was v1s1lmg her daughter, Mrs S1na Murphy and Amy Jo Monday afternoon Mrs Sandra Massar was v1s1tmg her parents Mr and Mrs D Boyles, Tuppers Plams Amy Jo Murphy stayed w1th her aunt Sharon Swartz Coolville while Sma Murphy Ann Summerfield spent Tuesday shopping In Parkers burg Sunday evemng VISitors of Mrs Leota Massar were Mr and Mrs Harry Keller of Mame Marly Wtlharns and children of near Coolville VISited Ann Summerfield Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Joe Connally VISited Mr and Mrs Dana Mccam of Keno Jan Parker and daughter Kelly of Mar~etta v1sited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Edna Summerfield and Ann Summerfield Mrs Janet Connally went to Circleville to see the Pumpkm show and stayed Wednesday mght w1th her aunt, Mrs C B Leonard at carroll Mrs Stna Murphy and Amy Jo VISited Mr and Mrs Rex Summerfield Thursday af ternoon Ray JustiS was visitlng Mt and Mrs Starling Massar, Diana and Chuck Sunday afternoon Ann Summerfield attended a baby shower at the TUppers H T, Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on Oct 22 was 48, the offering was $25 07 Worship service at 11 had an attendance of 21, with Rev Lehman speaking from Matt 13 33-46, New Frontiers m Our Uves," and "The Chief Barrier 111 Our Uves li Self " The Women's Society held its regular meeting on Tuesday evening, Oct 17, at the church w1th Osle Henderson as hostess Attendance was 11 Nellie Parker, President, presided and the meeting opened wtth prayer by Isola Taylor ' Twenty-nine sick and shut-in calls were reported Thelma Henderson explained the greeting card offer 'I'he soctety wlil remember servicemen at Christmas time agam one member, Pill Amos bemg overseas Two more, John H Taylor and Joseph Poole are m lhe sta~s Also Jlrtuny Archer Is m lor a brtef pertod A report was made on the District meeting at Nelsonville on Sept 20, which was atlended by several from thiS society Plans were made to attend lhe Dlsthct Workshop meeting at Athens United Methodtst Church on Wednesday evemng, Oct 25 MenUon was made of the Christmas party at lhe church on Dec 19 wtlh famthes mvited The next regular meeting will be held on Tuesday evemng, Nov 21, at lhe home of Thelma Henderson, w1th members contributing somethmg for a Thanksgiving program The program 'A Service of merflekl Several attended the Thl"' pers Plains School Carnival Saturday mght -Mn Saadra Mllau' Pledging ' was led by June Stearns, with the program read responsively, and in lurn, by the varlous members Hymns used were, "All Hall the Power," and "Break Thou, lhe Bread of Life " Delicious refreshments were enjoyed in the church basement, during lhe soclai period Word has been received by relatives and friemis here that Helen Follrod Is 18rl0Uiiy lll in Gallipolis State Hospital Harland Story, brother of Genevieve Guthrie Is a surgical patient in Holzer Hospital at Gallipolis, Room 216 Sarah Caldwell, Janice Rtlchte, Mary Carr, Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson attended a State Grange meetmg at Columbus latt Monday evening, Oct 18, where degree work was given Mr and Mrs Charles D Woode attended the fOth wedding annlversa~y celebration of their couslnt, John and Elizabeth Hayes on Sunday. Oct 22 from 2 - 4, at their home near Cheliter, 0 They also called at the home of their cousins Mr and Mra Charles A Woode, at Cliester Redsadd2 righthanders CINCI!iiNATI (UPI) - '!be Cincinnati iledl today added righthanded pitchers Pat Zachry and Joaquin Andujar to their toller The Redl allo •ntiJied tbree players - outfielder Kent Blrdlct, pitcher John and catcher Sunny Ruberto - lo Indlanapolll o! the Amerlcu Alloclatloo '!be cmtracta ~ ZaclWy ud Andujar were purdlled hll the Redl' Tine Riven, Qae. bee, farm cblb ol the E••1rD Lague Zacbry wu _"!., t1U 11881011 with a Z.M • - rm1 average, wldle ~ wu ~., With 1 3M ERA The ltedl haft • ..,. Jacuon lbartaftlll••hp •• �• &, OMQ . :" .., ~ • -~ ..... · PLEASANT V.UU:Y WEDGE RF.'!IGNS u •SCijARGES: Teresa PT. PLEASANT - Polni Duncan, Gallipolis ; Mrs . Pleasut High School wUI Robert Johnson, Racine ;lose - of Its coaches wbo Jeanie Mattox, 1\lrs. Herman resigned to COLUMBUS · ( UPI) Fonner state Finance Director Howard L. Collier said today 'the Gilligan administration's · revenue . estimates are accurate and the state will ·a_;nto ·MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & Saturday October 27-28 PINK ANGELS ITechnlcolor ) Jon Alderman Tom Basham SITTING TARGET ITechnicolor) GP Oliver Reed ----R Jill St. John Sun., Mo.n. & Tues. Oct. 19-30-31 PRIME CUT CTechnicolor) Lee Marvin Gene Hackman Colorcartoons · Show Starts 7 P.M. debt by next May if the state . income taxes are repealed. Collier, who served under former Republican Gov . James A, Rhodes , is cochairman of the 'speaker's bureau for Ohioans for Fair Taxation, a citizens' group favoring retention of the in· come tax. Collier held a joint news conference with his successor, state Finance Director Harold A. Hovey, to dispute claims by repeal supporters that current spending levels could be continued without the personal and corporate income· taxes. "I have examined the in· come and spending estimates of the Department of Finance for the present fiscal year, " said Collier, now a vice president of Medical College of Ohio at Toledo. These · estimates are based on current · taxes and leg'islative ap· propriations. I believe these estimates to be as accurate as possible." Peace , Tonight-Sat.-Sun. October 27-28-29 Double Feature ••BLOOD MANIA" ALSO "POINT OF TERROR" (Continued from page I) peace· talks warned Thursday that delay could jeopardize the agreement and that the United States should override Thieu's . objections. Bul they said they would meet next Thursday for the regular meeting, two days after the deadline. ·The war increased . in · violence and two more Americans were wounded in the fighting as both sides stepped up their attacks in an apparent effort to win all territory possible before there is a truce. I Our mattress Is better than your ,. mattress.d.·a.o~ in Meigs County Common proceed with core drlllhtg Ill Pleas Court. a aew school project. Helen Lyons, Pomeroy, is The Mason County ·Board suing Theodore ·navis, Mason, • of Education accepted the for damages in the amount of resignation Thanday night $836.20, charging that the of Jimmy Joe Wedge who defendant negligenUy drove will . remain as a Biology his car into the Meigs Theatre teacher. No . reason was Building in Pomeroy she owns given. on Dec. 18, 1971. Plans were made • to Mary E. Eblen, Pomeroy, progress with core driUiog asks divorce from Mahion G. lor a proposed Henderson Eblen, Middleport, and Helen School ,site, · although no Hubbard from Larry Hubbard, actual purchases of land each charging gross neglect of have been made at this Ume. duty and extreme cruelty. :r~~~d :div~~~cf~~~~ii;~s . ,:,:,:::i::; :,:~;:~;:;:;:~;~:m;:;~~,,~:;:::;~:·~:;:;:m Hutchison . Weather EXTENDED OUTLOOK ~ that.at least 1.3 mlllliln peraons Holland, Mrs. Wilson, all Point Pleasant ; George Vester, Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. Clayton Bowles, jtobertsburg; Lisa Hayes, New Haven; Tomarra Williarils<in, SOuihside; Liza Martin, Henderson ; William Saunders·, Glenwood ; Mrs. ManforttBauer, Sr., Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Bar bara Lucas, Point Pleasant. A chance of showers Suaday aad north pat11on Tuesday. Highs mid 50s 1o .m ld 60s. Lows In the · 4h Sunday and Monday dropping to the mid 30s to low 40s Tuesday morning. -<9 Open Both Friday and ·saturday 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. •, Save now during our store .wide sale on gir1s d1esses - womens daytime sets - womens briefs and bikinis - Lee · work uniforms • mens sport shirts • boys sport Shirts. pomeroy national bank mens coats and jackets - on the 3rd floor - sale of framed minors in all sizes - window shades - bed pillows - yam special values in the housewares department And at the warehouse on Mechanic Street · a big sale of The toy store is open - so bring the kiddies in for a visit Use our free parking lots - on Second Street and Mechanic St Open Friday and Saturday Nights Til 9 P.M. LADIES VISIT Dutton's Beauty Center LIVE ENTERTAINMENT LIVE IT UP - - ·. DO YOUR THING! • Saturday Night • 10:00 TIL 2:00 The Aristocrats * Featuring Bruce St~lnaker, vocalist. The Meigs l'nn Pomeroy Ph. !192·3629 ... •. Meigs Property Transfers FACE GLAZER By Dana $400 Spell-Spinning Spray ) ·- & $~ $115 Your Skin & Cream Moisturizers Loretta Young Creation Lady Schick Warmed in Seconds With · Elec. Dispenser Warm 'n Cream Of Our. -, rr--1· .]u;t To Mendon A Few Famous Brands In Cosmetics :..;11 Max Factor White Shoulders . I '' i f;\ -: £ ' .•. jI' . . Coty Faberge Dana Shalimar Channel No. 5. Skinny Dip Helena Ruomsteili · Hot Pants . ·' Caron Cologne Jean Nate signs along the way most of them strongly in support of the President. proclaiming ."We love you President '!lie President, standing up with his head Nixon.' ' poked th rough tbe sunroof of his limousine, Nearly every ethnic group in Cleveland moved slowly when the crowds were large Wil$ represented at the airport, most by but in areas between towns where the pretty fiirls dressed in the costume of their crowds were sparse the motorcade moved native land. at a fairly brisk clip. Just after the ln the mainly white, working-class President passed one place, several suburb of North. Royalton the President supporters wer< heard to complain, "Boy, launched an impassioned defense of the that was fast, '' and ~· ] didn 't even realize it · nation's law officers. was him until he was by." "Sometimes you see some scroungv Earlier , Nixon pledged to . keep his looking people spitting on policemen and economic policies on.their present course. .calling them pigs. It makes my blood "A dynamic eConomic e xpa_u~ io n is boil," Nixon said. SW'ging al1 across Arrierica," Nixon said in Signs Support Nixon a statement issued as he arrived at the The President said he had been told that Cleveland airport and was greeted by a policeman in Parma had been killed this between 3,000 and 4,000 supporters, ma ny week while apprehending a criminal. · of them in the colorful eastern European "You can't pay these people enough," native costumes that represent the city's Nixon said. "You can't pay people enough · ethnic base. , who risk their lives to save your life. What "Ali this heart ening economic growtl> you can do is honor them." shouid be sending us this clear policy The crowds stood lour and five deep in message: Continue on course," Nixon .some places along the route. Although said . "This is not a time to experiment there was a sprinkling of signs supporting with chancy economic theories, or to add Nixon's Democratic opponent, Sen . vast expenditures to the federal budget George McGovern, most of the signs were and thereby force a tax increase." Weather Cloudy and cooler Sunday, chance of light rain south. Highs in the 50s. Sunday night and Monday, mostly cloudy south, chance of lighl. rain Monday. Lows Sunday night mid 30s to low 40s. High Sunday in the 50s. The. weather l!!as mild with sun poking '!::·Ough the clo uds ·~1s Nixon bega n his motorcade along a route that snaked from Cleveland to the Youngstown area. New American Majority Belore leavin g Washin gton , Nixon signed 44 bil ls including legislatio n establishing a conswner safety program and authori zing the Environmental Protection Agency·to establish new conh·ols on noise. The President also delivered a radio address on time paid for by his campaib'TI organization in wh ich he repeated his ca ll for an overwhelming mandate for a "new Ame rican ma jority." Nixon had been scheduled to use the purchased radio time fo r a major campaign statemenl on national defense. But the White House said that the President decided the speech needed mo re work and postponed it unlii shortly alter hoon Sunday. ·in its place , Nixon de li vered a speech on "natio nal unity" which closely pa.ralleled many ol his previous campaign speeches. Ge ts Ethnic Support At the Cleveland airport, Nixon .shook hands wit~ many of his ·well-wis~ers, at one point pushing throUgh the crowd to where several people in Lithuanian national dress were perched on an airline ra mp unde r a si gn procla iming "Lith uanians for Nixon ." ~~· The President posed for pictures, waved and pushed on. \, ll>e President was greeted in Cleveland by a wide variety of signs citing ethnic gro ups such as "Byelorussiani; Say Four More Years," "Ukrainians for Nixon· Agnew" and "Serbs· lo; Freedom- NixonAgnew. " The crowd along the early portion of the motorcade route was overwhelmingly friendly a.nd applauded lustily as the President , clad in a tan ra incoat, stood in the back seat of his black limousine, his head protruding through the open top. Mrs. Nixon stood at his side. in his radio speech, Nixon said , "I urge each of you- whether you are a Democrat, a Republican or an in· dependent- to be~"Ome part of the New · American Majorlty:...to help us keep on building a strong America, a just America-One Ameri ca embodying the hopes and faith of ail Americans.'' In another statement issued upon arrival in Cleveland, Nixon said his ad· ministration has "succeeded in stoppinl! · . . · the growth of criminal acli~ity . " "The FBI crime index showed an (ncrease of only one per cent in the first half of this year-the closest the nation has come to an actual decrease since the index began nearly 12 years ago," he said. "In nearly half of our nation's largest · cities- including Cleveland, Columbus, Youngstown, Akron and Panlia, Ohiocrime has already begun to decrease," he said. The President said if reelected he would resubmit to Congress legislation requiring "tough mandatory sentences" for heroil\ pushers. In his radio speech, Nixon said he hoped this year's campaign would unify .rather than divide the nation. "Too olten in past years, politicians of both parties have made thetr appeal not to what was good for America, but to the divided and somewhat conflicting . In· terests of various groupa and blocs," he said. ' Ondine .. Blue Jeans .. .._.~..~~~~iiiiiiMiiNiiiiiiiNi • + Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,500 Families tmts Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley 3~ PAGES FOUR SECTIONS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1972 Pomeroy-Middleport New Community College woUld be big bargain Dr. Christensen, who also is chairman of the board of trustees of the new community college - ~pproved by the Ohio ~oard of Regenti; liut still in the planning 'stage - said the proposed two-year college .'on the Rio campus is a first in Ohio, and even unique in the nation. II is uniqu~, h~ . said, because the conununity college here will use the facilities and staff of the fouryear Rio Grande College. "If the people of our four counties had to start from scratch to build a community college, as people in other parts of Ohio have, they would have millions of dollars invested before they saw a brick raised," Dr. Christensen said. · He said under Ohio law students at community colleges pay approximately one-third of the cost of their education, the state one-third, and the local area one· lllird. . He recalled that Muskingum COllege for example, now charges approximately $2,450 per year tuition ani! room-board. The cost to ·a student at the local conununity college will be about $630, and students will be able to live at home. "Since education is the most important reason o_ur nation·has forged to a position of wor1a leadership, tt is im· ~ ortant that this community college is established to serve llle people of our four coWlties," the si}eaker said. "And there couldn 't be a better ~~r_g ai~ anywhere, " he. added. Voters of the county will be asked to approve a levy after it has been deter· mined what costs will be, the speaker said. He anticipated it would be in the area of one milL By 1975, when the college levy may be offered voters, the tax duplicate of the four counties is expected to be at or near $500 million. Dr . Christensen complimented the two members of the community college board of trustees from Meigs County. Recently appointed, they are Mrs. Carol Ohlinger , a senior at Rio Grande College, J ho is a homemaker of Pomeroy, and Orion Roush, prominent dairyman of Salem Center. · . Mrs. Christensen accompanied her husband to the dinner. Program Chairman John Will introduced the speaker. Other guests were Richard Poulln , Benny Ewing, and Rev. Raullin Moyer. President Gene Riggs presided. · . . ..... . . ',.._.._ . _,...___ n ~- - ~-. '' .~ • • Gallipolis-Point Pleasant i ~.. «~~ ~; ;!;~ t ~~ ~j ~: It's time to retrieve that lost hour ' The ilme for the bi-81111Ual cbmge In time occun at Z a.m. Suuday morning aU clocb In Oblo mult be moved BACK one hour as Eastern Daylight Savings Time ends and Eallem Studard Time begins Its sill· month stlot. The annaal backward movement wUI he made under the Unllorm Tline Act wblcb was approved by Congreaa In 1H7. Under term• of tbe act, aU Illites mtlll oblerve DayU&bl SaviDca Time brclu•lag at Za.m. on tbe last Sanday in April to 2 a.m. on ihe last Sunday Ill October. More htterestiog for m..y penonala the fact that tile eadlng of Daylight SaviDge Time means an boll' 'IIIII be added to the e!OIIng tlme of Oblo tavel'll8 which normally remains .a.' 111iun:38 a.m. · .. ., ;. . , .. when .. .' ' UNDAUNTED BY RAIN - Despite intermittent showers and cloudy skies, 18 bicycle riders left Middleport Saturday morning to ride to Point Pleasant and back, all for the good of the fight against cancer. Each of the riders had a sponsor paying a designated figure for each mile of the ride completed. Twobf the riders, Mandy Carder and Dean Lutz, had sponsors who had pledged over $100 each in their behalf to the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer [ ' "" ' r:v. __, --- It· ' . {j I .!@. !~~ ~$ ~~ ;* ; Nixon heavy favorite · Nixon was the "lesser of two evils" while 27 felt the about Sen. McGovern. Forty-three pupils felt the incumbent preSident had more experience while 12 felt Sen. McGovern was not consistent. Twenty thought Nixon spoke lor ail the people while 41 felt McGovern was more for the people~ Ninety.five of the Nixon voters were in the 1&:.21-year-<Jld age bracket while .47 ..new voters" were for McGovern. Anothet poll will be conducted Nov. I. Members ot the faculty are invited to vote.next Wednesday. same Society. Starting on the trip Saturday morntDg were Dean Lutz, Dann'y om., Dave Wilcox, Arnold Johnson, Cindy Carder, Deanna Manley, J. F. Young, Vicky Lee, Cheryl Woods, Doug Warden, Carol Sargent, Linda Roush, Mary Blaettnar, Beth McKnight, Ricky Blaettnar, Be~y Thomaa, Deblile Har· ten bach, Patty Warner and Mandy Carder. All funds raised will go to the cancer society. Riders were provided with free refreshments along the route by the Royal Crown Bottling Co. Two men con-victed of animal cruelty POMEROY - Two Vinton County men were fined in Meigs County Court Friday when· found guilty by Judge Frank W. Porter of cruelty to an animal. Fined were Steven James, $75 and costs, and Grant James, $5~ aild costs. • Witnesses for the plaintiff, Walter F. Garnes, Dexter, Rt. I, concurred that Steven James placed a rope around a pony's neck, ·nose and mouth, and pulled the pony while Grant James beat it with a board estimated two feet in length , four to six inches wide, and one inch thick . The incident occurred at a sale at the Ethel Wright Farm in Western Meigs County on Sept . 23 . Witnesses testified the pony fell to the ground several times and that defendan t Giant James continued to hit the po ny after it fell. The pony bucked and kicked in its own defen s~ . but leUbefore the two men reached the truck on which they intended to loatl the pony. From the building from where the pony was led to where the truck was loaded was located was estimated at 150 yards. One witness stated that he asked steven Ja mes to slop but was told to mind his own business. The . pony · fell befo~e reaching the · truck. Witn~s said when Steven James realized that the pony was dead he tried to rev ive it. · · A second pony was taken from the .~~.~.;:;:;:;:::;::,;:;:o:::::::;;;:,o:~::?.~:!8::::r.:»».:;;:~::::~;::::~:::::::::::;;::~:::::::::%::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::~~:::::~:::~:t(.:: RIO GRANDE - The first of two student opinion polls conducted recently at Rio Grande College by PoUtlcal Science Class 333 revealed 130 favored President . Richard NilOil for reelection. Sen. qeorge McGovern received 79 voles and others received 13 votes. Other ~ulti in the elecUon survey conducted by Prof. James Porter. . lhowed 133 studenta thought the economy (welfare, jobl) wils the main laue of the 1t72 election. One hundred and lwfaty«ven llated the Vie!Dam war as the top laue. Flfty-~me atudents felt President 15 CENTS • ' ~::=::~:=:=:=~::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;;:::::~::;:;:;:::::::::::::::~:=~:=~:=:~!;!;!:>.:::::::::~-::~:::::::::=~::~::~:::::::::::::::~:!!.,O:;?~f s. ., ; ·- Cologne By Styx THE GOLDEN CRYS1ALEJTE e on Iy..$2' crow s we come MIDDLEPORT - The twO-year Community College to be e<Jtablished on the campus of Rio Grande college will be a great b!tQijtJQ !rut ~Qple of Gallla, Meigs, J11ckson and Vinton Countills. i5r. Alphus R. Christensen, president of Rio Grande College, speaking to the Middleport · Pomeroy Rotary Club here Friday evening, said established colleges' costs are going out of sight and their attendance dropping. At the same time, community colleges are growing, primarily for three reasons: - Because they are close, within commuting distance of the area they serve, and thus economical. - Because they offer occupational opportunity in voca tional skill training. - Because they are able to develop adult educational programs serving their areas. Tabu Perfume Spray Purser Spray Body . Cologne Wanda Louise Eads, Jerry Eads, Larry Virgil Parsons, Sonia E. Parsons to VIrgil By Coty Parsons, Parcels, Columbia • Salem. Frank Gilkey, Jr:, Connie S. Gilkey to A. L. Deeter, Ernest Deeter, Lot, Middleport. Buena L." Casey, Worthy Arnold Casey, Minnie Jay, Robert K.. Jay, Edythe L. Jay ' to Bonnie Shaffer, Lula Shaffer, Lot, Salisbury. Nellie Pierce, admrx., Harold K. Ward, dec'd., to By Max Factor Mary Jane Herald, Parcels, Rutland. Mary Jane Herald, Frank Herald to Franklin Louis Nicinsky, John Nlcknsky, Eva Nicinsky,. Parcelsr Rutland; '· · Wi)liam A. Conn~lly, Erma . ·. · M~ Connolly to Warren Con· nolly, Connie K. Connolly, 5.5 Max Fac~r · Acres, Olive. J 1 D. Hayes to Jimmy · · Preston Hayes, Julia Sue Hayes, Lola, Pomeroy • Scipio. Alexander Local Bd. of ·Ed., Ek!gant formerly Columbia Local Bd. Spray Mist Colognes of Ed. to Rei H. Cheadle, .H ti Bonnie Cheadle, .50 Acre, e ypno que Coiwnbia. Golden Woods Clarence E. NortQn, Etta • Primitif May Norton to Roy Leon Hendrli<, Erma Jean Hell!lrlx, 50 Lots, Hor~n Dabney's Add., Pomeroy, .~_.~_..M _.~ ~ By NORMAN KEMPSTER' BRECKSVILLE, Ohio (UPI ) - Paying tribute to law enforcement officers and vowing to continue his present economic ]rograms, President Nixon saturllay rode ' in a motorcade past large and friendly crowds in northeastern Ohio. On two occasions early in the 80-inile trip the President stopped to deliver brief im· ]romptu speeches using a loud speaker system in his black Continental limousine. The President drew larg~ crowds through the first 25 miles of the motorcade before he stopped lor lunch at Boston Heights where he dined at·the Holiqay Inn. He mel former C:eveland Indians pit· ching star Bob Feller at Parma where he was presented with an autogra:phed baseball and a plaster cast of Feller's pitching hand which broke but Feller told . the president he would send him another one. Major Alan Morrison of the Summit County sheriH's office estimated the crowds along the way from Cleveland to Boston Heights totaled 100,000. There were hundreds .of homemade VOL. VII NO. 39 metal wardrobes and cabinetS. Blush &Shine · established 1872 10 Big sale too of mens knH slacks - insulated coveralls Slimmed MUSK OIL By Dana the bank of the century ' ' ELBERFElDS IN POMEROY Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Charles Beegle, Racine ; Namon Joseph, Pomeroy; Marjorie Hunt, Albany; Clara Smith, Middleport ; Br£1! ·Cundiff, Minersville; Earl Werner , Middleport. DISCHARGED - Crystal McCourt, Mary Shuler, Clarence Norris , Robert Parker, Richard Bearhs, Leora Zwilling, Rex Argabrite. $350 . 41 taxpayers since 1985. The bulk of ~oe dead are Vietnamese military. ··:· Pentagon totals iiielude 45,884 Alllericans killed in combat ,~ and 10,281 dead from no!H!ombat CIWJI!S. Sooth VIetnam has lost ;'· i82,494 military arid other .allies: 5,1.99. Estimated North Viet-;· namese military dead are 1104,000. •· . There _.e no meaningful ligures on North Vietnamese :: civilian casualties but a then .secret U. S. government study :· . estimated in 1969 that at the height of the 1985-Q bombing 1,000 Norlll Vietnamese were killed and injured each week. :. SPECIAL HOURS Warmer today highs upper Meigs County voters are 50s and low 60s. Rain likely reminded that the ~Meigs tonight and Saturday. Lows County Board .of Elecllons , tonight in the 40s .' .Highs wlll malntafo speeial office Saturday upper 50s and low hours Ibis Saturday - the 60s. final Saturday before the Nov. 7 election for abientee, disabled aad servicemen's NEEDS NAMF.'! vollog.The Meigs County PTA Salurday the office, RALLY DAY SET Council wiD meet at 7:30 p.m., located In lbe Masonic Sunday will be Rally Day at next Thursday at the Salisbury Temple, Pomeroy, will be the Pomeroy Church of the Elementary School. Mrs. Ruby . open from 9 to IZ noon, I to 4 Nazarene, corner of Union and Vaughan, president, asks all p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. lor the Mulberry Aves. Included on local PTA units to send her a convenience of these votera. the program will be a Sings- list of names and addresses of piration starting at 2 p.m.. to officers, delegates and which all area singers are alternates, and magazine and invited. The Cox Family of membership chairmen before Wilmington will attend the the meeting. Mrs. Vaughan morning service and will lead resides at 671 SO. Third Ave., afternoon singing. There will Middleport. be a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. (Continued from page I) The public is invited, audience to stand up and state those who how much weight they have especially APPEAL ANSWERED lost, and what phase of the previously attended the Answers to an appeal for a program (basic, leveling off, church. range and refrigerator for a and maintenance) they were in needy Middleport family came at this time. thick and fast Thursday, Bob . Climaxing the evening's RETURNED l'O HOSPITAL Haggerty , Middleport · activities was an ·address by The Middleport E·R unit businessman said. Numerous Mrs. Barbara Chandler, a answered a call for Earl calls were received by Weight Watcher lecturer. Mrs. Werner, Bradbury, at6 :56 p.m. Haggerty offering ranges and Chandler, before enrolling in Thursday. Mr. Werner who refrigerators for the family . Weight Watchers, tipped the recently was discharged from The range was contributed by scales at 360 pounds. In less Veterans .Memorial Hospital the RuUand Furniture Co. than two years, she shed ZOO, follo~¥ing a heart .attack, was and has managed to maintain returned to the hospital . an~ a trim figure since becoming a was readmitted. Weight Watcher. Mrs. Chandler told of her life OAPSE TO MEET experiences, bot)l as a fat The Meigs Chapter of the woman aqd a slim individual. Ohio Assn. of Public School Mrs . George Grace , Employees will meet at 7:30 ' Gallipolis class leader, who has p.m. Monday at the Meigs shed 32 pounds since joining Junior High School cafeteria in weight watchers, displayed a Middleport. All non-certified new winter outfit purchased personnel of the district are "by the family; because the old urged to attend. one is just too big for me now." Here's the Zl Weight WatSALE SATURDAY chers honored during ThursThe Meigs County day night's two-hour program, and the number of pounds lost : Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Elizabeth Ramey, Rio Committee will sponsor a bake Grande, Z2'1•; Sue Tracy, sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to Pomeroy, 28 \l ; Joan Morris, noon in front of the New York Pomeroy, 42 ; Joyce' Neal, Clothing House. Arabia, 43%; Lena Bunce, Middleport, 46; Paula Saun· TO AIR RESULTS ders, Rio Grand~. 4810; Evelyn Lanning , Pomeroy , 481'. ; Meigs (;oun ty Sheriff Robert Wanda Gardner, Gallipolis, C. Hart.enbach announced sn·,; Joy Barlow, Gallipolis, today that election returns will 52%; Mary Wells, Middleport, be broadcast from his office 55; Becky Unroe, Gallipolis llle night of Nov . ~ . . 5610; Judy Dillon, Gallipolis, ~oz.. ._5B; _Coach,~ C. L. (Johnny) LOCAL TEMPS Ecker, Gallipolis, 6210; The temperature in down· Manning Wether,holt, Gallipolis 63\l; Phyllls Holley, town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Gallipolis, 6310 ; Au.drey Friday was 52 degrees, under Porter, Galllpolis, 64; Mary sunny skies. Lou Jones, Gallipolis, 6410 ; Mary Marcum, Gailipolis ?Ill; Katheryn Green, Gallipolis, 79; Penny McKean, Gallipolis, 134'h, and Carolyn Taylor, Gallipolis, 141'h. died In the Vietnam war The Fabulous Scents Of The Century When you Pill your money In 1 Savlnga Account, · you know it's sale. Insured by the F.DJ.C. And earning a good Interest. That's more than you can say lor your mattress. ltnllt? .. in ·Briefs} • • • (.Continued from page I) · Cosmetics In This A rea Q;l rullond News We Have The Greatest '$election Of #9· pomer~ on ;own ., "0 J(f(SJt JL 0bUd . . roco 1HE CLOWN IN TOWN -Coco the Clown, of the Hanneford Circus, made appearances In the Gallipolis Public Square, Gallia County Children's Home, and Holzer Medical Center Saturday reminding youngsters of Thursday's free circus, to be held at Rio Grande College's Lyne Center. Two performances are. scheduled Nov. 2, one atf:~ p.m., a special matinee for children, another at 8 p.m. The circus is being sponsored ·by Rio Grande College~s Student body. Coco the Clown, who has appe,..edon num~rous TV shows, iS pictured In the Ga.llipolls Park presenting Irick balloohs to Connie Taylor, left, 12-year-oid daughter o.f Mr,: and Mrs. Willard Taylor, 2189 Eastern Ave., Gallipoi!s, and Samantha Burrows, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Burrows, of 262'h Third Ave., GallipoliS. A Rio . student body apokesman Mid donations will be accepted at the door prior to Thurs· day's performance . PARADE ON TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS - Residents were ' reminded Saturday that Lafaretie Legion Post No. 27, American Legion, will sponsor Its annual 'Halloween parade and costume coolest Tuesday. The parade will form at 6:30p.m., In front of the Municipal Building. The costume contest will be held later on the Upstream Public Use Area. Monday. Trick-or-Treat night will be observ~d in the Old French City between 6 and 1 p.m. same building and treated in llle same manner. However, Steven and Granl James were able to get it on the truclf alive, according to witnesses. The second pony placed on the truck was purchased from Grant James by Garnes and Garnes took the pony off th~ truck. Grant James, .on the witness stand, denied under oath he had anything to do with beating of the pony, stating instead that it was his nephew, Lawrence James of Boyd County, Ky. He also stated that he did not purchase the ponies, that it was Lawrence James, instead. He also said he did not knowhis nephew's address in order (Continued·on page 2) -· Five juveniles are grounded . GALLIPOLIS - Five juveniles had t~eir driver license suspended 15 dayi Friday in Gallia County Juvenile Court. Acting Judge Wray Bevens of Pike Coun ty fined Dale Qrummond, 17, Gallipolis, $Q5 and -costs for· having no driver's ilcerise and $25 and . cosbl' !Or reckless ·operation . The first fine wu suspended. · Receiving license suspensions each were Dennis Barker, !?, Gallipolis, speed; James Day, 16, Rl. 2, Gallipolis, speed; David Jenkins, 16, Rt. 2, Patriot, drivln& left .of center ; John Sheets, 16, Rt. :1, Gallipolis, speed ; and Carl Johnson, 17, Gallipolis, speed. They were also fined but U>e fin es were suspended. · · . . MONEY STOLEN . GALLIPOLIS c- . Gallia Count)' sheciff's deputies Friday investigated a U1eft involving money, Miss Brenda Kiskis, RL 2, Gallipolis, reported lt"INII took $59 in r.ash, change, and llampe 1raaa her purse The Incident ·occ:urrtd II . . Lower G. C. Murphy Store on Secaad A", ' � 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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